In this episode, Shanti connects her recent emotional sensitivity to her fitness journey while Antoinette recounts seeing Jazmine Sullivan and Maxwell at the Serenade Tour. For politics, they briefly touch on Israel's expansion into Lebanon, discuss the murder of Marcellus Khaliifah Williams, and explore the moral dilemmas surrounding the death penalty in the United States. The dialogue shifts to Cardi B & Offset's recent social media crash out, the indictment of New York City Mayor Eric Adams, and a critique of Janet Jackson's controversial remarks regarding Kamala Harris, emphasizing the importance of informed discourse in public figures. Join us...

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NY Phil: Afromodernism - Music of the African Diaspora

Discount Code: CULTURELP20 

Dates and Times:

• Thursday, October 17, 2024, at 7:30 PM
• Friday, October 18, 2024, at 7:30 PM
• Location: David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center

Ticket Information:

Tickets are available at https://bit.ly/afromodernism 

Timestamp

Timestamps

00:00 Emotional Unraveling and Physical Connection

14:58 Reflections on Jazmine Sullivan & Maxwell

17:58 Cultural Events and Community Engagement

20:57 Current Events and Political Commentary

29:58 Patreon and Community Support

44:36 The Psychological Warfare of Conflict

48:14 The Normalization of Violence and Its Consequences

49:56 Media Control and the Impact on Public Perception

52:03 The Case of Marcellus Williams and the Death Penalty

01:02:46 The Death Penalty Debate: Morality and Justice

01:09:51 Cultural Reflections: Cardi B and Personal Agency

01:16:10 Janet Jackson's Controversial Remarks on Kamala Harris

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