Politics OR Politiking
19 episodes - English - Latest episode: about 1 year ago -Politics or Politiking is a podcast that no definition can accurately describe! PorP is limitless in the topics it will address, it will include conversations around religion, spirituality, politics, life, and academia. We are just a couple of Ph.D. students interested in politics and the like, and wanted to deliver it in a way that everyone understands. We want this to be geared toward making things simple and interesting to everyone, and to encourage those to become more involved and aware of what's going on in the world. We are also adamant about pulling apart politics and explaining how it is deeply rooted throughout our lives and beyond. We hope to be critical, analytical, present facts, and discuss possible solutions that extend beyond the formulation stage and progress towards the implementation stage!! This is a podcast to invoke collective solutions for collective problems.
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Episodes
Travelin' and Politikin'
April 21, 2023 18:45 - 1 hour - 150 MBHey ya'll, we are back "again", from another much needed break. On this episode we wanted to talk, less formally, about our travel experiences our exposure to other cultures, government structures, ethnic groups, ideas and perspectives. We thought it necessary and insightful to drop some experience about the things we discuss. Share your experiences with us and lets build a community of real travelers with real experiences, to better prepare people for what is possibly in store. Ins...
Charter Schools Vs. Public Schools
November 05, 2022 14:24 - 1 hour - 159 MBThe search for a quality education is the great obsession of American political discourse. The advent of Charter Schools in the 1990s is the latest intervention created to address the educational deficits that challenge the country. Atlanta, GA charter school system is the focus of this podcast conversation between Politics or Politiking and Mr. Fred Parham. Can the conversion of the Atlanta Public School System to a charter system be the ultimate solution for African Americans in the quest...
Resurgence Season -3
August 10, 2022 19:15 - 56 minutes - 78 MBWE ARE BACK! Welcome back to Politics or Politking, y'all. We took some time to regroup and now we are ready for take off! We are back with new ideas, new thoughts, new experiences, a new consciousness, and we have lived a little more!! This episode is the introduction to our new season. In this episode we touch on a few topics we are going to expound upon throughout the season three(3). So stay tuned and be sure to subscribe and follow us on all social media platforms! Peace **WE DO N...
State & Local 101
June 11, 2021 20:59 - 1 hour - 123 MBWelcome Back!!! This is the first episode of season three (3) of POP. This episode emphasizes, yet again, that ALL politics are local. We are joined by, Dr. Tammy Greer, disguised professor of Political Science to discuss State & Local Politics of Georgia and Black Politics, in addition to providing context behind which Atlanta is falsely regarded as being the "Black Mecca" of the south. She also highlights the importance and affects of municipal elected officials on every day life. Because ...
An Exploration of the Evolution of Black organizations
March 09, 2021 01:30 - 1 hour - 118 MBMr. Barton Taylor joins us on this episode to discuss the evolution and effectiveness of Black Organizations. Join us as we discuss, what most in our communities want to know- What has black organizations done for the black community? In addition we discuss common expectations of these organizations from the black community, generally speaking. Lastly we discuss future expectations and recommendations going forward.
Georgia On My Mind
December 30, 2020 19:57 - 1 hour - 87.6 MBWith 6 days left in the runoff election cycle, ALL EYES ARE ON GEORGIA! This episode features Distinguished Professor of Political Science, Dr. William Boone. Dr. Boone discusses the history of southern politics and the nuisances about Georgia state and local politics. He offers robust analysis on minority voting patterns and have far reaching implications. He contextualizes Atlanta’s past and present political climate and makes predictions on the future of Georgia state politics. Listen as ...
The Relevance of Political Science Through a Pan-African Lens
November 06, 2020 18:26 - 2 hours - 174 MBPAN-AFRICANISM, the liberation of ALL black people. Dr. Kurt B. Young, joins us as we unpack political science, and more so, political science through a Pan-African lens. We begin our discussion by providing some context to political science and the dearth of political scientist in political spaces. While providing context, Dr. Young notes that political science does not necessarily study politics. He states that political science is "a scientific study of Political Phenomenon". Additiona...
The Relevance of Political Science Through a Pan-African Lens
November 06, 2020 18:26 - 2 hours - 174 MBPAN-AFRICANISM, the liberation of ALL black people. Dr. Kurt B. Young, joins us as we unpack political science, and more so, political science through a Pan-African lens. We begin our discussion by providing some context to political science and the dearth of political scientist in political spaces. While providing context, Dr. Young notes that political science does not necessarily study politics. He states that political science is "a scientific study of Political Phenomenon". Additiona...
A Conversation on Politics, Public Policy, and Administrative Discretion (Part 1)
August 31, 2020 15:52 - 1 hour - 141 MBAfter a much needed break, we are back with an introductory discussion about the nexus between public administration and political science. In this episode we lay the foundation, and offer context to a two-part discussion. Dr. Ron Finnell, clearly defines Public Administration and draws connections between public policy and administrative discretion. This episode also covers the relevancy of qualified immunity and organizational culture when examining policing matters. We will dig deeper i...
A Conversation on Politics, Public Policy, and Administrative Discretion (Part 1)
August 31, 2020 15:52 - 1 hour - 141 MBAfter a much needed break, we are back with an introductory discussion about the nexus between public administration and political science. In this episode we lay the foundation, and offer context to a two-part discussion. Dr. Ron Finnell, clearly defines Public Administration and draws connections between public policy and administrative discretion. This episode also covers the relevancy of qualified immunity and organizational culture when examining policing matters. We will dig deeper i...
Politiking with Politiscope
June 24, 2020 22:18 - 58 minutes - 79.7 MBCo-Founder, Jackson White, joins us to discuss his platform Politiscope. Politiscope is a "platform that makes tapping into politics easy", says White. He also discusses the inspiration behind Politiscope, its growth and development over the past three years, and the interconnectedness of politics and entrepreneurship. ** We do not own the rights to the music played during this podcast.
The False Dichotomy of Human & Civil Rights
June 12, 2020 18:08 - 1 hour - 137 MBIn this episode, Dr. Keith Jennings, a democracy developer and human rights practitioner offers his insight and definition on human rights. He explains that human rights is an umbrella that encompasses civil, political, economic, cultural, and social rights. He also explains how people misinterpret human and civil rights as being independent of one another. Furthermore, Dr. Jennings, gives a historical, yet chronological explanation of a series of movements throughout the U.S. and its infl...
Reflections on Black Social Justice Movements
June 06, 2020 22:27 - 1 hour - 138 MBWe reflect on mass protest from the late 20th century to the present day social Justice movements in the 21st century. We are joined by Professor and colleague, Jarrod K. Grant to discuss the 1992 Rodney King rebellion, to the current Black Lives Matter social justice movement. Professor Grant offers historical context to movements that have swept throughout the nation and reflects on these moments as a Black Male Scholar. #OfficialBlackManLab www.Letusmakeman.net ** We Do Not Own th...
The Intersection Between Evolutionary Biology, Pandemics, and Politics
May 29, 2020 18:05 - 1 hour - 161 MBThis episode, we invited a special guest to bring an interdisciplinary approach to how we look at the pandemic and its outcomes. Natural science research has become somewhat political and as scholars and practitioners of our respective disciplines, it's important that we include numerous perspectives on various topics. Thus, we have invited a Ph.D. student of Evolutionary Biology to offer insight on COVID, Viruses, and Vaccinations from his field of study.
"Siping and Politiking"
April 25, 2020 16:46 - 1 hour - 110 MBHow y’all holding up? We have been quarantined for about 6 weeks now and we know many of you all are dealing with cabin fever... like us. In addition to being locked down we are constantly being bombarded with bad news. Consequently, we decided to lighten the mood by having more of a personal conversation on how this virus is affecting us and those around us, politically and socially. This episode highlights few politics BUT were are mostly politikin!!
Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic Update
April 03, 2020 17:53 - 1 hour - 91.1 MBATTENTION: listeners, please be advised that due to COVID19 social guidelines this podcast does not reflect our usual quality. The technical quality of this recording reflects the real time experiences we all are going through in this moment in history. As a result, you may hear feedback and extraneous commentary. We appreciate your continued support during this challenging time. Originally Recorded 03.29.2020 Disclaimers: 1. We are not medical professionals. The information we are r...
Civic Engagement
February 18, 2020 16:32 - 56 minutes - 77.2 MBThis episode will discuss the importance of Civic Engagement and the implications that come with the lack of political participation.
PorP Intro. 2.0
January 24, 2020 20:48 - 11 minutes - 15.3 MBPer our last introduction... This podcast is intended to attract the millennial and those alike. Please be advised, that ebonics is a language so often recognized by scholars. The use of such language will be displayed throughout this podcast... listening will be at your discretion. Twiter: @_politiking Email: [email protected] Instagram: Soon Come
Politics and Politiking Introduction
January 21, 2020 20:40 - 18 minutes - 26.1 MBIntroduction to Politics OR Politiking from Jayme and Sabah! Welcome Y'all!!