TMI

Society & Culture
**TMI**

TMI is the dynamic, new video-taped podcast featuring activists Tamika D. Mallory and Mysonne, the General. Their show takes an uninhibited look at the social and civil rights issues, pop-culture and politics. Together, they underscore the importance of social activism, awareness, knowing your rights and having a voice. They want you to know that being in service to one’s community isn’t old school; it’s real, it’s happening and its needed now more than ever. Their aim is to push our culture forward so that together, we can make the world a better place right now…and for generations to come.

Latest Episodes:

Buying Black with Ray J and activist Natasha Williams Dec 23, 2020

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This episode Tamika D, Mallory and Mysonne speak on buying black in America. Moreover, they challenge the discussion about supporting black businesses but not requiring the business to be excellent in the way in which they operate. In addition, they also, speak on how to find multiple streams of income during these unfortunate times. In fact, speaking on multiple streams, their special guest Ray J hopped in on the discussion where he also spoke about his different businesses, and how he got started.

For their local activist segment they had Nastasha Williams, who spoke about her running for a second time for city council in Queens New York, wanting to shape change and more.

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Mercy with Anthony Hamilton and activist Aaminah Turabi Dec 16, 2020

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On this episode of Street Politicians, Tamika D. Mallory and Mysonne "The General" get into a discussion about holding politicians accountible as well with politicians promoting the vaccine for COVId 19. Moreover, they had special guest Anthony Hamilton call in where they discussed his song "Mercy" featuring Tamika D Mallory, his panel on a Black Man's Perspective, all skinfolk ain't kinfolk and more.

This episode will also highlight local activist Aaminah Turabi, who is the State Director for March for Our Lives GA.

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Risking It All For Justice with activist Sterling Brown and Leslie Redmond Dec 09, 2020

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We are in a time where Justice and Peace is still not being met, but we have some people risking it all for justice. Join Tamika D. Mallory and Mysonne “The General” as they speak on activist and celebrities risking it all for justice. Street Politicians are also joined by NBA player and activist Sterling Brown as well with friend to the room Leslie Redmond

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A Guide to Online Misinformation Dec 02, 2020

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Social media seems to play an imperative part of people’s lives around the world. There are some who debate whether it is improving or crippling communication skills. In this episode, Tamika D. Mallory and Mysonne will be discussing the harm and benefits of social networks and how users brand themselves. Moreover, marketing strategist Karen Civil will meet with the hosts to discuss her branding wisdom pertaining to Social networking as well with informing them on the difference between being a troll, self serving, and being an actual brand on social networks.

The hosts will conclude the episode with a featured interview with local activist Letetra Wiseman, where they will be speaking about the tragic shooting of her brother Jacob Blake and his recovery and the work she’s doing in the community.

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"Protecting Black Woman" with Affion Crockett and activist KJ Brooks Nov 25, 2020

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This episode Tamika and Mysonne will discuss “protecting black woman” and how to make the statement more normalized. They also deep dive into who should take accountability between the divide of black woman and black men.

Also in this episode they will speak to comedian Affion Crockett, who provided his thoughts and his experience on the topic and suggest ways on how to change negative views on black woman. Also KJ Brooks will be their local activist guest where she will speak on recent events that occurred after her viral moment calling out the Kansas city’s board of police commissioners.

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"Post Election" Nov 18, 2020

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With the highly anticipated election, we are glad to see some states go to red to blue and to finally see a black woman as VP as Joe Biden has declared to be the elected President. But of course there are some people that are not happy about the victory. Join Tamika D. Mallory and Mysonne “The General” where the pair will discuss their reactions to the election and their thoughts on what will happen next. They are also are joined by WA State Senate T’wina Nobles and Congresswoman Yvette Clark where they share their insight into the election and what is needed to to move forward as a country.

Also on this episode, the Street Politicians are joined by local activist Gary Chambers and discuss what is happening in his city and what steps he is taking to fight for justice among familes who have lost a loved one.

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Breonna Taylor Episode 1 Oct 14, 2020

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On this episode, The Street Politicians sit down for an intimate conversation with Breonna Taylor’s mother, Tamika Palmer, and sister Ju'Niyah, to discuss Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s decision not to charge officers in the murder of their beloved daughter and sister.

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Enough is Enough Aug 31, 2020

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On the heels of another police shooting of an innocent black man, Jacob Blake, join Tamika D. Mallory and Mysonne “General” from Louisville, Kentucky, where the pair have relocated temporarily to put unprecedented pressure on local authorities to arrest the officers who killed Breonna Taylor in March. The episode, taped just days after Mysonne and others were released from jail for protesting and demanding justice for Breonna, gives viewers a rare opportunity to get up close and personal as the Street Politicians take us behind the scenes from their own living room. Joined by their fellow founders of the Until Freedom movement, Linda Sarsour and Angelo Pinto, Esq. Tamika and Mysonne share their insight into the controversial case, and why they decided to leave their homes and families to move to Louisville until the police who killed Breonna are arrested. Also on this episode, the Street Politicians discuss the 4-day BreonnaCon conference they organized in Breonna’s name to help uplift the community of Louisville in the face of so much racism and hatred; The NBA players protest; and, the untimely death of actor Chadwick Boseman, who shocked the world when he passed away from colon cancer.

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SYSTEMIC RACISM Aug 31, 2020

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What Happened to Breonna Taylor? Jun 22, 2020

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