Rome Invented it. We still fall for it.

SNAP and the Politics of Indifference

The Fade to Black Podcast delves into political issues, social justice, and community empowerment, highlighting diverse perspectives and real-world impacts. In this episode, Tommy Curtis discusses the lack of empathy in politics, the struggles of government workers, and the misconceptions surrounding welfare and SNAP.

Rome Invented it. We still fall for it.

In this episode of "Fade the Black," we delve into the age-old strategy of "divide and conquer" and its impact on modern society. From ancient Rome to today's political landscape, discover how division is used to maintain power and why unity remains a threat to the status quo. Join us as we explore common goals, shared struggles, and the path to finding common ground. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that challenges the status quo and inspires change. #Unity #CommonGround

When did we become so callous?....(Asking for a friend.)

In this episode of Fade the Black Podcast, host Tommy Curtis welcomes listeners and discusses various pressing topics, including the current government shutdown, the complexities of healthcare in America, and the treatment of individuals regardless of their citizenship status. He emphasizes the importance of humanity in healthcare, critiques social media discourse, and reflects on the Black Lives Matter movement. Curtis also delves into the pro-life versus pro-birth debate, advocating for a broader understanding of life beyond birth. The episode concludes with thoughts on future discussions and an invitation for audience engagement.