Travels of a Wounded Goose

Centuries of Shame

The shame of Black manhood is carrying centuries of wounds we did not create. We live with the weight of history—our women violated, our children slaughtered, our families broken—by white terror that has not ended. That shame runs deep, even when it is not ours to own. It lingers in silence, grief, and rage, passed from generation to generation, hidden beneath survival. It is a heavy inheritance that shapes our very being. America and other colonizing nations have emasculated Black men. We will not survive or be fully free until we stand in our manhood, our masculine energy. Some things are worth risking our lives for.

Black Blood and Ivy (New Jersey was the last state to have salary in America.)

They love to say the South wore the chains and the North broke them. But in this episode, I explain how the North wasn’t the savior — it was the silent partner in Black bondage. From Ivy League schools built on slavery to Wall Street built over the bodies of Africans, I follow the blood money, the myths, and the buried truth. The Emancipation Proclamation didn’t free the North’s enslaved. Lincoln didn’t save us. We saved ourselves. And some of us are still in chains.

Caged Nation

In 1968, there were fewer than half a million people locked up across America. Today, that number has exploded to over 2.1 million behind bars — and nearly 7 million under correctional control. This isn’t just a system. It’s a business. A political tool. A pipeline built to cage Black, Brown, Indigenous, and poor people in the name of safety and profit. In this episode, I break down the history, the blueprint, the money trail — and the rage simmering beneath it all. Because America is pushing people to the edge. And when the people explode, it won’t be by accident.

99 Narcissists on the Wall (In this episode J.C. pulls the mask off the narcissists who run the world.)

In this fiery episode of Wounded Goose, J.C. pulls the mask off the narcissists who run the world — from global empires to petty power players in our homes and communities. Through history’s biggest ego-driven collapses and today’s unchecked greed, we explore how power corrupts, how silence enables, and how resistance plants the seeds of liberation. Their fall is inevitable — but only if we keep standing, keep fighting, and never stop rewriting the story. This is a message of truth, resistance, and hope in a world overrun by self-worship.

The Last Massive Plantation (Louisiana's Angola Prison - Inmates Harvest Crops By Hand Today)

In this episode of The Wounded Goose podcast, we open the gates of Louisiana's Angola Prison — the largest maximum-security prison in America, built on the same soil that once bound generations of enslaved Africans. From the horrors of convict leasing to modern forced prison labor and corporate profits, "The Last Massive Plantation" reveals how slavery didn’t end in 1865 — it adapted. Join host J.C. as he traces this brutal legacy from Louisiana to Mississippi, Texas, and beyond. This is not just history. It’s the system still alive today. Listen. Share. And remember: the chains never came off.