Episode 33 - Podcasting While Black

Episode 7 of the Growin Up Dad podcast, hosted by Growin Up Dad with Presentable Ricky, titled "Episode 33 - Podcasting While Black" was published on May 11, 2020 and runs 82 minutes.

May 11, 2020 ·82m · Growin Up Dad

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Summary

Banks and Presentable Rikkie return to record together after a couple weeks off due to COVID-19. The duo was smart enough to record prior to Mother's Day but Banks was foolish enough to think he'd have time to edit the recording. This week the duo talks about Amhaud Arbery and their feelings on the murder of another innocent black man; especially with having son's of their own. Also discussed is a relationship post that came across one of their Twitter feeds - men aren't loved until they make money? How do Banks and Presentable Rikkie feel about such a statement?As always we ask that you share this podcast, especially with Father's. Please rate us 5 stars on your favorite podcasting platform. ANY AND ALL FEEDBACK is GREATLY APPRECIATED!!! We enjoy feedback, good or bad, and respond back to everyone.

Episode Description

Banks and Presentable Rikkie return to record together after a couple weeks off due to COVID-19. The duo was smart enough to record prior to Mother's Day but Banks was foolish enough to think he'd have time to edit the recording.

This week the duo talks about Amhaud Arbery and their feelings on the murder of another innocent black man; especially with having son's of their own. Also discussed is a relationship post that came across one of their Twitter feeds - men aren't loved until they make money? How do Banks and Presentable Rikkie feel about such a statement?

As always we ask that you share this podcast, especially with Father's. Please rate us 5 stars on your favorite podcasting platform. ANY AND ALL FEEDBACK is GREATLY APPRECIATED!!! We enjoy feedback, good or bad, and respond back to everyone.

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