Black Like Me

Gladys Never Got Her Radio Fixed Right

Lester is back. He has a word (or 500) for BLM and his recent appearance on the Heidelcast. Lester than tells you about a wild, wild year in American history - police shootings, riots, looting, suspension of civil liberties, and Russian conspiracy theories - yes, he talks about 1946.

Quick Announcement

Lester makes a housekeeping announcement and loses track of the name of his show and the number of announcements he has to make.   A lot of miscounting going on lately.  . .

The Recount

Lester concedes nothing in this short episode for all you short tempered listeners. He tells you why he could not, will not, ever vote for Joe Biden (or anyone like him). He also makes a (few) shameless (shameful?) plugs for his essay -  "It's only two dollars and ninety-nine cent!"  Lester also questions if it is really true that only 20% of black men voted for President Trump and reveals where the biggest wealth gap lies in America [hint: it's to between whites and blacks].

Black Like Me

This episode of the Black History Fashion Show covers two titans of black freedom - Richard Allen and Absalom Jones. Two men who demonstrated who demonstrated character, wisdom, and leadership that resounds to this day. Lester covers the origins of the black church and black mutual aid societies. Lester also recalls a time when he was not popular on campus. Was Lester the first ever victim of cancellation? Find out on this episode of the Black History Fashion Show.

George Floyd Revisited

Lester follows up with his friends B.T. and Jay McDraw about the latest George Floyd news, what they think of BLM now, and what is "The Cause" now after a fiery and bloody and summer. And when it comes to racial issues/police brutality - what constitutes a win?