My “Yes,” means Yes, and my “No,” means No!

Paul brings up the topic of people trusting or not trusting one for their word, and the layers behind how we build trust with an individual. Where does that trust come from? Why does one person’s opinion have more weight than another’s? And of course, how is someone’s word perceived simply based on their position at work, their race, gender, or sexuality? Your co-hosts analyze this phenomena and pull examples from their professional and personal worlds. Columbia University Financial Aid https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/11/nyregion/former-aid-chief-columbia-teachers-college-kickbacks.html Roxanne Gay article on Rosanne Barr - https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/03/29/opinion/roseanne-reboot-trump.html Krave Spring Break over Dinah Shore - https://intomore.com/culture/Why-The-Worlds-Biggest-Lesbian-Party-Is-Trying-To-Rebrand-Itself-As-A-Womens-Music-Festival/89654b7b90a64f30 Howard University Financial Aid Debacle - http://abc7news.com/education/protesting-students-stage-sit-in-take-over-university-building/3286794/ Laura Ingraham gets Served - https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/arts-and-entertainment/wp/2018/03/31/laura-ingraham-takes-an-easter-break-amid-david-hogg-controversy-and-advertiser-revolt/?utm_term=.aa9cb01f1603 Follow us on Facebook (Head Boss in Charge) and Twitter (@HeadBossPod), and Instagram (@headbosspodcast). Email us a question at [email protected]. Song Credits: "Bossy" by Kelis (feat. Too $hort) "The Boss" by Rick Ross (feat. T-Pain)