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Episode 4 of the Mental Dialogue Perspective returns to unpack U.S. propaganda surrounding Burkina Faso’s interim president Ibrahim Traoré—praised for pushing African unity and resource control, yet accused by AFRICOM’s General Langley of misusing gold reserves. We also tackle Shedeur Sanders' NFL draft slide: was it racial politics by team owners or a matter of talent? We keep asking the questions America’s afraid to.

On Episode 23: We welcome Dr. Cher'Don Reynolds, fresh off her CNN appearance, to break down how President Trump’s tariff hikes are hitting small businesses like hers that rely on imports from China and beyond. We also dive into claims of insider trading in Congress—are politicians like Nancy Pelosi cashing in while everyday Americans ride out market chaos?

Special Edition of Politically Conscious: Georgia Legislative RecapIn this episode, we unpack the abrupt end to Georgia’s legislative session, sparked by a transgender policy clash. Political Strategist Leo Smith joins us to highlight the key legislation that did pass and the next steps for both lawmakers and voters as federal funds shift back to the states under the Trump administration. Plus, we dive into Keisha Lance Bottoms' announcement to run for Governor and what it means for Georgia’s pivotal role as a swing state.

The Mental Dialogue Perspective proudly welcomes its newest Queen of Intellect co-host, Fila McMillan-Antwine—one of the nation’s top relationship coaches.Join us as she shares expert insights on dating, chasing love, sex in marriage, and everything in between.Our new interactive format lets viewers join the conversation live—ask questions, share your views, and engage in the dialogue.At The Mental Dialogue Perspective, we’re the best in the world at having the hard conversations on race, sex, and culture—and now, love too.

Our political experts weigh in on Trump’s unpredictable use of tariffs—should Americans be concerned or wait for results? They also react to Trump backing Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth after leaked military plans against Yemen, and share thoughts on the Georgia Democratic Caucus walking out over a transgender rights dispute.

The U.S. Census says to check “African American.” But should you?History isn’t always what we’ve been told. Some argue Africans reached the Americas before Columbus, while others claim Black people were indigenous all along. But in 2025, does this debate empower or distract?At Mental Dialogue, we go beyond history books to ask: What does identity mean today? Join us as we challenge narratives, break the box, and redefine Black identity on our own terms.

On Episode 20 of Politically Conscious, our experts dive into the explosive implications of Trump’s move to dismantle the Department of Education, his defiance of a Federal Judge, and a shocking White House leak revealing its attack on Yemen. Plus, was the erasure—and sudden return—of Jackie Robinson’s White House record a simple mistake or something more? If you are tired of the propaganda listen to us.

To avoid a government shutdown, Democratic Minority Leader Chuck Schumer approved the so-called "Republican spending bill," frustrating many Democrats. He argued a shutdown would benefit Trump and the DOJ, giving them leverage over federal workers. But what does this temporary bill mean for Americans? Let’s discuss on Episode 19 of Politically Conscious, where “if you're tired of propaganda, listen to us.”

Congressman Al Green was censured and removed after an outburst during Trump’s address. Some believe Democrats should have walked out in solidarity, questioning their role as an effective opposition. Meanwhile, Trump’s shifting tariff policies fuel market uncertainty and rising prices. With the lowest approval rating of any president at this stage and the Russia-Ukraine war looming, many wonder if he has already overstayed his welcome.

Tune in as we unpack the political and economic fallout from the public clash between President Trump, VP Vance, and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy. Did their approach uphold America First, or risk U.S. isolation? Plus, special guest commodities trading advisor Michael Suttlar joins us to discuss Ukraine’s rare earth minerals, new tariffs, and the state of the U.S. economy.

Streamed live on Mar 1, 2025213 views • Streamed live on Mar 1, 2025Earlier today, Black Socrates—known for his thought-provoking discussions on race, economics, and culture—sat down with a group of Black graduate students to discuss the concept of an "Economic Blackout" and its potential role in modern activism. This meeting, filled with spirited dialogue and critical thinking, sparked a larger conversation about how past movements approached economic empowerment and whether today's activism is as effective in leveraging financial influence for systemic change.

Black MAGA supporters visited the White House for a Black History commemoration and were called “runaway slaves” by Pastor Jamal Bryant after criticizing his Target boycott. MAGA supporter Shelley Wynter took it as a compliment despite Bryant’s intent to defame them. Meanwhile, Defense Secretary Hegseth fired a Black 4-star general for “woke” policies under Biden, replacing him with a 3-star white general. Hegseth recently dodged a question about the merit of replacing Brown with a lower-ranked retiree.

DR. CARTER-JACKSON, assistant history professor, Hunter College CUNY visits Mental Dialogue to espouse her thoughts and philosophies on the relevance of BLACK HISTORY in America during the social media age. DR. CARTER-JACKSON is known in academia for her expertise on VIOLENCE as a political discourse, SLAVERY and EMANCIPATION, historical film, and BLACK WOMEN'S HISTORY. We will definitely get her take on the BLACK PANTHERS, the?#‎BLACKLIVESMATTER? movement, as well as the backlash against BEYONCE'S SUPER BOWL performance. For the MONEY & POWER HOUR (11:00am-12pm EST), JIM CLINGMAN, from BLACKONOMICS.COMreturns along with accountant, YUNEERA HUDSON, from Y's Accounting Solutions, to teach/learn some BLACK BUSINESS HISTORY. Mental Dialogue the RETURN of INTELLIGENT radio. "ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK"

With the Department of Education at risk, CDC job cuts, and Elon Musk exposing alleged wasteful spending by USAID, Americans question who is running the country. Following Trump’s inauguration speech disavowing DEI policies, Target and Walmart dropped theirs, prompting Pastor Jamal Bryant to call for an African American boycott. Is this an effective strategy?

Discussion about RACISM between WHITES and BLACKS are often heated exchanges where one side feels misunderstood, and the other side feels attacked.  Are we able to have a healthy dialogue about RACE that doesn't lead to more division?   Our special guests are two Americans of European descent, JOHN COSTINO, co-host of the RACE HAVEN podcast "A Safe Place to Discuss Race," and return guest, MARK CARMAN, a self proclaim conservative who wants to improve race relations in this country as we discuss HOW TO TALK TO WHITE PEOPLE ABOUT RACISM?  Mental Dialogue is asking the questions America's afraid to ask. "ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK"