Ep 175 Thomas Flanagan

In today's episode, Andy & DJ are joined in the studio by entrepreneur and former Special Forces SGM Mike Glover. They discuss a white Starbucks manager winning $25M over a racial bias complaint, the White House banning a transgender activist for being topless in front of the White House, and CNN & MSNBC refusing to air a 'potentially dangerous' Trump speech.

We talk about all the buzz about "Conservative Voices" being "silenced" and their social media accounts being removed. The Podfather and I open a can of worms that it's not just "Conservatives" being deplatformed but anyone considered "dangerous" by Facebook. We may not provide you with an answer on this episode, but we do ask a lot of questions. Also big surprise, Podfather would be a Free Speech monitoring dictator.

Well, let's get down and dirty today Steam people! Ket's take a journey back in time. A journey that's been made time and time again. This week the panel of geek takes a look at the band's and the lyrics that we so dangerous that we had to be forewarned before our virgin ears were assaulted by the filth!In truth this was nothing new. And this debate still persists with the question remaining. In a society that believes in free speech. Is some music too dangerous to be listened to? Will the lyrics twist the very depths of your soul to the point where damnation is a danger? Join RaShaun, Greg, and Josh as we break down our favorite explicit lyrics!Buy the merch!!https://www.threadless.com/@Manic-aRt

Join Dan, Aliki and special guest Dr. Amiri Mahnzili, Professor of African American Studies at UC-Riverside as they delve into the issue of free speech and hate speech on college campuses.  Some feel the institutions once revered as bastions of free thought  are now limiting 1st amendment rights.  Others feel that some speech, specifically hate speech, has no place on college campuses. They argue it must be stopped from escalating into something more dangerous.   We'll discuss both sides of this equation and explore if its possible to balance free speech with the need to ensure a safe and inclusive learning environment.