Ethnically Correct

We take a journey through various facets of loss and tragedy. In honor of the victims of Hurricane Harvey, we reminisce on personal loss, fleeting American ideals and challenge listeners with a bold homework assignment.   Book mentioned: Necessary Losses by Judith Viorst. (The Loves, Illusions, Dependencies, and Impossible Expectations That All of Us Have to Give Up in Order to Grow)

Our most impassioned podcast to date, we delve deep and personally into our experiences from the executive order barring travelers from 7 Muslim-majority nations into the US. We dissect the autocratic and tyrannical nature of how the order was decreed and implemented, and what that means for the health of our democracy. We refuted the claims of the alt-right regarding immigration and American job permanence and creation, and make practical recommendations on how citizens can become accountability stewards at the local, state and federal level going forward.

After a 3-month hiatus we are back to recount our personal and spiritual journeys during our production break. We dive deeply into the tumultuous 2016 election and attempt to provide root causes for the inexplicable, including reality TV's detrimental effects on society. We then call upon our fellow humankind to prove unwavering in our desire to uphold democracy by conversing, participating and remaining vigilant at a time when institutions will be tried and trumped.

We discuss the transcendental role of the Olympics. For the first time since our inception, the panel offers competing thoughts on the whether the event is buoyant or detrimental to the host country. We also delve deep into the public expectations of being patriotic in light of the current saga dramatized by celebrity athletes. #rio2016

We dive deep into the Black Lives Matter movement and examine the police brutality epidemic by asking questions about our social fabric. We look to urban poverty and segregation for answers and exhort everyone to dialogue and empathy. 

The importance of identification: Trump, working class whites and why the president's racial program matters.

We discuss the brilliance and boldauthenticity of Prince andwhyhis death sent global shockwaves; weponder how we can allharnessthat spirit and freedom and why theremight not ever besomeone socatalytic and awesome on the worldstage ever again.

From Leimert Park to Montebello to DTLA - we give you exact instructions to whet your epicurean appetites! (our complete list below)

Intelligence tests abound. We discuss how knowing the words, modes and customs of different cultures translates into social and professional success and brilliance.

The video seen 'round the world sparked a national dialogue about identity, race and ethnicity - our panel offers some unique insights as expected! 

We discuss our experiences with guns and their stark absence from our collective childhood memories

The new year brings to mind expectations from society, particularly women, and of course we have "wish lists" for our own people!

What does it mean to be professional in the workplace, and what defines proper manners in a public setting?

We discuss Thanksgiving traditions & revelations, Black Twitter, Stuffing-or-Dressing? Then dive into a deep conversation about Christmas, as it's a challenging time of year for many. How do different cultures handle the white elephant in the room? Do we "talk it out?"  TWEET US:  @ethniccorrect FACEBOOK:  www.facebook.com/ethnicallycorrect Share with us your family recipes!  Do you call it stuffing or dressing? Tweet us with your experiences around Christmas time.    LINK to James Wright's review on Patti LaBelle pies! #BlackTwitter  

Does our culture dictate how we confront one another when we are dissatisfied?

What's in a Name? We discuss race and other topics.

Join us for our first episode as we introduce ourselves and dive right in to current topics of the day