GHOGH with Jamarlin Martin
by Nubai Ventures
The GHOGH podcast with Jamarlin Martin covers topics ranging from tech, politics, crypto, inequality, and economic empowerment. Jamarlin interviews leaders and influencers he finds interesting and they discuss the most relevant and timely topics of today with a fresh authenticity.
Episodes
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Announcing New Podcast Show: Science vs Spook
Check out my new podcast show Science vs Spook. Episode 1: The Big Daymond John Shark Tank Lawsuit and What is Spook? https://www.sciencevsspook.com/ Thank you for supporting the GHOGH podcast show.
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Episode 74: 3 B's: Bitcoin, Bubbles And Biden
Jamarlin returns for a new season of the GHOGH podcast to discuss Bitcoin, bubbles, and Biden. He talks about the risk factors for Bitcoin as an investment asset including origin risk, speculative market structure, regulatory, and environment. Are broader financial markets in a massive…
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Episode 73: The Multi-Factor Rebellion And The Sneaky Democrat
Jamarlin makes the case for why this is a multi-factor rebellion vs. just protests about George Floyd. He discusses the Democratic Party's sneaky relationship with the police in cities and states under Dem control, and why Joe Biden is a cop and the Steve Jobs of mass incarceration. He unpacks…
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Episode 72: J Edgar Hoover Energy and the Rat Psychology Guiding Negro Politics: Part 2
Part 2. J Edgar Hoover, the first director of the FBI, may not be around but his energy is present in new Black politics. FBI agents and informants were used to weaken Marcus Garvey, the Nation of Islam and the Black Panthers -- in many cases for money and career advancement. How could this…
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Episode 71: J Edgar Hoover Energy and the Rat Psychology Guiding Negro Politics: Part 1
Part 1. Jamarlin Martin discusses how J. Edgar Hoover's goal to water down and neutralize strong Black politics involved informants and agents trading money and status for the water-down. How did Black American politics become so corporate, elitist and pro-status quo? Have the mind and values of...
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Episode 70: Thinking For Yourself And Shorting American Leadership
Jamarlin goes solo to discuss the COVID-19 crisis. He talks about the failed leadership of Trump, Andrew Cuomo, CDC Director Robert Redfield, Surgeon General Jerome Adams, and New York Mayor de Blasio. Jamarlin discusses his forecast that at least 30 percent of U.S. deaths will be African...
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Episode 69: Was Obama The First Political Anti-Christ To Rise In Black America And What's Next?
Jamarlin goes solo to unpack the question: Was Barack Obama the first political anti-Christ to rise in Black America? To understand the question, we have to revisit Rev. Wright and Obama's decision to bring on political disciples David Plouffe, Joe Biden and Eric Holder. A political anti-Christ...
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Episode 68: Lebron James vs. Joshua Wong and the American Foreign Policy Consensus
Jamartlin talks about the recent backlash against Lebron James for not speaking up for Joshua Wong and the violent Hong Kong protestors. He also covers why Black politicians are so soft on the swamp and what Elijah Muhammad said about American politics.
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Episode 67: The NFL Owner Cartel Hired Their Paid Lobbyist: Will Black America Be Jiggaboo’d?
Jamarlin goes solo to discuss the NFL's entertainment and "social justice" deal with Jay-Z. We look back at the Barclays gentrification issue in the documentary "A Genius Leaves The Hood: The Unauthorized Story of Jay-Z." Jamarlin also looks at DeBeers and the diamond industry using Russell…
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Episode 66: Special Episode: The Case Against John Ali
The Case Against John Ali: Jamarlin Martin goes solo to discuss Malcolm X and actual facts concerning the allegations that John Ali, the former national secretary of the Nation of Islam, was an operative of the FBI or U.S. intelligence agencies. The FBI had a high-level operative, according to…
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Episode 65: Tunde Ogunlana PT 2
Jamarlin continues his talk with Tunde Ogunlana, the CEO of Axial Family Advisors, a wealth planning firm. They discuss how QE or quantitative easing (money printing) is likely to look different in the next financial crisis in America and some tax benefits with side hustles. They also discuss why...
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Episode 64: Tunde Ogunlana
Part 1: Jamarlin talks to Tunde Ogunlana, the CEO of Axial Family Advisors, a wealth planning firm. We discuss what an inverted yield curve usually means in the bond market and why Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell can't tell the public the truth when he sees big trouble on the horizon. We also...
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Episode 63: Chrissa McFarlane
Jamarlin talks to Chrissa McFarlane, founder and CEO of Patientory, one of the first blockchain companies focused on healthcare records. We discuss the legality of most crypto projects, whether the price of Bitcoin could go to $100K, and the idea that Bitcoin was created by a government...
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Episode 62: Cedric J. Rogers PT 2
Part 2: Jamarlin continues his talk with Cedric Rogers, co-founder of Culture Genesis, a digital studio focused on remixing technology for underserved audiences. They discuss founders being honest with investors about the health of their startups, and whether Zion Williamson and the NCAA sports...
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Episode 61: Cedric J. Rogers
Part 1: Jamarlin talks to Cedric Rogers and Shaun Newsum, co-founders of Culture Genesis, a digital studio focused on remixing technology for underserved audiences. We discuss Cedric's work as an engineer for Apple, where he offered product ideas directly to Steve Jobs. We also discuss whether…
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Episode 60: Reverend Wright Was Always RIGHT
Jamarlin goes solo and talks about Facebook’s ban on Rev. Louis Farrakhan and whether or not Barack Obama's pastor, Rev. Jeremiah Wright, was always right. Jamarlin looks at then-Sen. Obama's speech, “A More Perfect Union,” which addressed Rev. Wright's views that white racism was endemic to...
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Episode 59: Brandon Tory, PT 2
Part 2: Jamarlin talks to Brandon Tory, a hip-hop artist and senior software engineer at Google, about the recruiting process and compensation for new tech engineers. They discuss the high stakes for Black America not scaling up in technology and the potential to weaponize tech against us…
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Episode 58: Brandon Tory
Part 1: Jamarlin talks to Brandon Tory, a hip-hop artist and senior software engineer at Google. They discuss Brandon's journey from homelessness to teaching himself to code and working with Timbaland and Jimmy Iovine. Brandon talks about feeling cultural pressure to hide his "geekness" from his...
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Episode 57: Howard Franklin, PT 3
Part 3 of the Swamp Series: Jamarlin continues his talk with corporate lobbyist Howard Franklin, who has represented clients such as Amazon, Google and Sprint. They discuss the backdoor lobbying techniques of the swamp and the Congressional Black Caucus backing DCCC's Cheri Bustos, who threatened...
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Episode 56: Howard Franklin, PT 2
Part 2: Jamarlin continues his series on The Swamp with Howard Franklin, who has lobbied for Amazon, Google and Sprint. They discuss AIPAC, Beto O'Rourke calling Benjamin Netanyahu racist, and whether there is a basket of deplorables in Israel. They debate whether the Black agenda is connected to...
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Episode 55: Howard Franklin
This is part 1 of "The Swamp" series. Jamarlin talks to corporate lobbyist Howard Franklin, who has represented Amazon, Google, and Sprint. We unpack former Google CEO Eric Schmidt's saying, "lobbyists write our laws," and debate whether taking on the swamp should be a top 5 issue in Black…
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Episode 54: Frederick Hutson, Pt. 2
Jamarlin continues his discussion with Frederick Hutson, founder and CEO of Pigeonly. They discuss how he raised capital, the importance of focus, and spending too much time perfecting the product before launch. They also discuss Jay-Z's blueprint for parting ways with team members via his…
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Episode 53: Frederick Hutson
Part 1: Jamarlin talks to justice-tech pioneer Frederick Hutson, who founded Pigeonly to create communications products for inmates and their families that reduce the destructive impact of incarceration. They talk about his time in the pen for selling marijuana, developing the Pigeonly idea on…
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Episode 52: Bärí A. Williams, Part 2
Part 2. Jamarlin talks to tech attorney and diversity strategist Bärí Williams about the growing gap in big tech regulations between the U.S. and E.U., and why Democrats have been slow in bangin' against Silicon Valley greed compared to Wall Street greed in 2008. They also discuss reparations and...
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Episode 51: Bärí A. Williams
Jamarlin talks to tech attorney and diversity strategist Bärí Williams about her experience working at Facebook and whether Trump could be talking about Sen. Cory Booker when he claims he could blackmail a U.S. Senator. They also discuss some criticism of Sen. Kamala Harris that is "out of pocket.".
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Episode 50: Jamilah Lemieux, PT. 2
Part 2: Jamarlin Martin talks to communications advisor and author Jamilah Lemieux. They discuss the cultural debasement of "hotep," Black feminism, and when "voting white" is the real voting Black. They also discuss Jamilah's role in the Cynthia Nixon campaign for governor.
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Episode 49: Jamilah Lemieux
Part 1: Jamarlin talks to digital media executive, activist and author Jamilah Lemieux. They discuss her article,"The Power And Fragility Of Working In Black Media" in the Columbia Journalism Review and Lamont Hill being fired by CNN for his comments on Palestine. They also discuss whether…
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Episode 48: Diishan Imira, PT. 2
Part 2: Jamarlin continues his interview with Diishan Imira, founder of hair-care platform Mayvenn. They discuss how Diishan was mentored to think like a boss and “ask for the check,” and how much it meant to him to have investor Richelieu Dennis in his cap table. They also discuss New York...
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Episode 47: Diishan Imira
Part 1: Jamarlin talks to Diishan Imira, founder and CEO of Mayvenn, a platform to empower hair stylists and take back ownership of the beauty market. Diishan talks about why his father refused to pass down a “slave name,” his work in China, and how Black women were his first investors. They also...
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Episode 46: Kai Bond
Jamarlin talks to Kai Bond, managing partner at Comcast Ventures Catalyst Fund. They discuss the Fyre Festival being flagged during due diligence and Kai’s observation that most African-American entrepreneurs are under-negotiating or asking for less than they deserve. They also discuss a…
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Episode 45: Ryan Wilson
Jamarlin talks to Ryan Wilson, founder of Atlanta's Gathering Spot. They discuss Wilson's plans to scale his profitable subscription and events business, and whether Kamala Harris' candidacy will result in a civil war in Black America. They also discuss the term “people of color” and why Atlanta…
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Episode 44: Jewel Burks, PT. 2
Jewel Burks discusses her M&A process when she sold her tech company, Partpic, to Amazon. She and Jamarlin debate whether Sen. Kamala Harris should be held accountable for policing Facebook and Google in Silicon Valley when she was the attorney general of California.
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Episode 43: Jewel Burks
Partpic founder and CEO Jewel Burks discusses how she developed an idea to streamline the purchase, repair and maintenance of parts. Partpic was acquired by Amazon in 2018. On Part 1, Jewel shares her sacrifices, research process (she talked to potential customers before investing time and money…
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Episode 42: Flawed Thinking in Our Community
Jamarlin goes solo and talks about flawed thinking within Black America. He covers R. Kelly's alleged sexual abuse, Special Counsel Robert Mueller and the FBI, support for the late Nigerian dictator Sani Abacha and Sudan in the '90s.
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Episode 41: The Bull Market And Why They Hate Ocasio-Cortez And Gabbard
Jamarlin Martin discusses the nasty stock market decline and why there's trouble ahead for the global economy. He also discusses Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's proposal for a 70-percent tax rate on the wealthiest Americans, and why the military industrial complex and regime-change hawks hate 2020...
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Episode 40: Jade Martin and Victoria Jordan
Jamarlin talks to Jade Martin and Victoria Jordan, branded entertainment producers for Urban One (NASDAQ: UONEK). They discuss their work for Toyota, P&G and Coke, and the cultural impact of reality TV on Black America. They also discuss the business prospects for REVOLT TV and Diddy becoming…
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Episode 39: Tunde Ogunlana
Jamarlin talks to family wealth advisor Tunde Ogunlana, CEO of Axial Family Advisors, about estate planning and Snoop Dogg's comment that he doesn't need a will ("I don't give a f--- when I'm dead. What am I gonna give a f--- about?"). They also discuss the growing college debt bubble, whether…
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Episode 38: Tony Effik
Jamarlin talks to Tony Effik, SVP of Client Strategy at NBCU Universal, about where the digital media business is going. Tony talks about directing strategy across the largest multi-billion dollar media portfolio, opportunities with subscriptions, and the business of podcasting. They debate…
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Episode 37: Alvin Blanco
Jamarlin talks to Alvin Blanco, managing editor of HipHopWired, about #MeToo, allegations against Michael Jackson, and they revisit Spotify's efforts at censorship. They also discuss the gentrification of the term "woke" and how Vanity Fair used it to describe Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon,...
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Episode 36: Jacques Bastien
Jamarlin talks to Jacques Bastien, founder and CEO of SHADE, a leading influencer management agency. They discuss Jacques' concept of "hustlepreneurship", developing a culture that embraces the benefits from entrepreneurship failure and navigating the complex business of social influencers.
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Episode 35: Isa Watson
Jamarlin talks to Isa Watson, founder and CEO of Squad by Envested, a VC-backed software company that is scaling a next-gen platform to build relationships at work. They discuss her nuanced views on race and gender in tech, raising capital, and Richelieu Dennis's $100M investment fund that...
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Episode 34: Rashad Moore
Jamarlin talks to Score 3 Angels founder and investor Rashad Moore about his transition from engineer and employee to boss of his own software consulting company, which he sold to a subcontractor for a U.S. intelligence agency. They discuss Moore's experience growing up geek and the benefits of...
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Episode 33: Dr. Gina Paige
Jamarlin talks to Dr. Gina Paige about African Ancestry, the company that used DNA to pioneer a new way of tracing African lineages and helped 500,000+ people reconnect with their roots. They discuss whether acquiring a knowledge of self and reconnecting with the motherland is the key to scaling...
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Episode 32: Shireen Mitchell
Jamarlin talks to serial entrepreneur and technologist Shireen Mitchell about whether Black tech investors invest enough in Black entrepreneurs. They discuss Facebook and Google de-platforming Black activists and how the algorithms disproportionately censor people who speak out against those in...
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Episode 31: McKeever Conwell
Jamarlin talks to investor and serial entrepreneur McKeever Conwell about being inspired by a teacher to become an engineer, getting recruited out of college by a U.S. intelligence agency, and making pre-seed investments for Maryland's tech development state fund, TEDCO. They also discuss Elon...
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Episode 30: Eugene Craig III
Jamarlin talks to Eugene Craig III, former vice chairman of the Maryland Republican Party, about why he says f*ck MAGA and how the GOP has become the party of power at all costs. They discuss "What about Baltimore," holding local elected officials accountable and starting a Kanye West PAC.
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Episode 29: Alfred Liggins
Jamarlin talks to Alfred Liggins, CEO of Urban One (NASDAQ: UONEK) about why he never merged with BET and whether going public inspired the Fox series "Empire". They discuss the Democratic Party neglecting Black media when it comes to campaign ad spending, and the disconnect between Black CEOs…
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Episode 28: Barron Channer
Jamarlin talks to real estate and tech investor Barron Channer about the real value exchange between Nike and Black America. They debate where entrepreneurs are in the economic cycle and how to adjust risks and speed to profitability. They also discuss Andrew Gillum's win in the Democratic…
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Episode 27: Karen Fleshman
Lawyer-activist Karen Fleshman returns to the GHOGH show to discuss why white folks call the cops on innocent Black folks and whether an ambiguous diversity concept helps empower BBQ Beckys and Permit Pattys. They also discuss the Kavanaugh nomination, economist Thomas Sowell, and the risks of...
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Episode 26: Bria Sullivan
Jamarlin talks to Bria Sullivan, a trailblazing mobile-app developer, about her work at Google and how she is helping others get in the game. They discuss internal cultural optimization, and whether African American culture is "underweight" in tech and science and "overweight" in athletics and...
About this show
The GHOGH podcast with Jamarlin Martin covers topics ranging from tech, politics, crypto, inequality, and economic empowerment. Jamarlin interviews leaders and influencers he finds interesting and they discuss the most relevant and timely topics of today with a fresh authenticity.
Hosted by
Nubai Ventures