EPISODE · Nov 11, 2018 · 1H 22M
The Grip Ep.8 - Being A Minority Parent In These "United States"
from The Grip · host Matthew Sky Osborne
Your host Matthew Sky Osborne talks with this week’s cohost Diana & Coco. I wanted to talk with minority/ethnic mothers who are raising children in this new climate in North America dealing with racism, misogyny, and constant information being shared on the internet. You can subscribe and listen on iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Every week Sky plans to have a different and diverse group of cohost to discuss issues that surround us. We don't want to repeat and discuss the topics of the day like every other podcast. We want to be unique and original and discuss personal issues that we deal with and that you can relate to. ----------------------------------------- This episode is brought to you by Matthew Sky Osborne’s Youtube Channel on www.Youtube.com/SkySoundSky ----------------------------------------- Websites www.SkyEnt.live - Music, Vlogs, Movies, Documentaries, & Work for Hire. www.BeHumane.live - #BeHumane videos, The Grip Podcast Videos, #BeHumane wristbands. IG: TheGripPodcast Twitter: MatthewSkyOz Facebook: The Grip Podcast Video: www.Youtube.com/SkySoundSky ------------------------------------------- Timeline Opening Music: Esta Rico – Marc Anthony, Will Smith, & Bad Bunny 9:40 – Vote 13:30 – Playlist shuffle: Sky’s Track – La Di Da, The Internet CoCo’s Track – Nothing But A Number, Pretty Rick Diana – You’re Gonna Love Me, Chris Young 21:40 – Where is everyone from, and what is your background 25:40 – What was your child like growing up as a minority 33:50 – How do you move threw the world? 39:00 – Racism within your own community 49:00 – Do you code switch? 58:50 – Are you black enough? 1:07:50 – How do you raise your kids in this toxic environment? Closing Music: Custom track by Matthew Sky Osborne Week 23 www.SkyEnt.live
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