HeyJaredDeron Harris Podcast
The Deron Harris Podcast is where raw honesty, sharp humor, and creative hustle meet. Hosted by Deron Harris, stand-up comic, music producer, and relentless content creator.
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- Sep 25, 2026
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WHITE SUPREMACY'S GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT, THE DECONSTRUCTION OF THE BLACK MAN - How The System Of White Supremacy Erases The Credibility And Legitimacy Of Black Men (opens the original)
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In this episode of the podcast, I dive deep into the troubling decline of the perceived credibility of black men in society. I start by emphasizing the importance of mental health, urging listeners to seek help if they are struggling, especially in these chaotic times. I then explore the systemic issues that have historically targeted black men, from the inception of this country to the present day. I discuss the private prison complex and how it profits from the incarceration of black individua
GENERATIONAL GANGSTERS - Is It Just The System, Or Do Parents Play A Role In Creating, Developing And Perpetuating Deadly Street Culture_ (opens the original)
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In this episode of the podcast, I'm troubled by the issue of street violence and its roots in generational behavior. I start by discussing the recent tragic death of an up-and-coming rapper, Q50 (real name Mikquale Cooper), in Chicago, and the reaction of his mother, who reportedly sought revenge against those responsible for her son's death. This leads me to question the role of parents in shaping the lives of their children, particularly in urban neighborhoods where violence is prevalent. I em
A COMPLETE 180 - 25 Years Ago We Were The More United Than We've Ever Been, Today We Couldn't Be Further Apart (opens the original)
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In this episode of the podcast, I reflect on the profound impact of 9/11, sharing my personal experience of that tragic day while living in Brooklyn. I discuss how, in the aftermath of the attacks, the nation came together in a way I had never seen before, transcending political and social divides. It was a time when everyone felt like a New Yorker, united in grief and solidarity. I express my concerns about the current state of division in America, contrasting it with the unity we experienced 2
IS IT JEALOUSY, HATE OR FEAR? Why Do Some White People Get Angry At Black Success? (opens the original)
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In this episode of the podcast, I dive into a pressing issue regarding the reactions of some white individuals to the success of Black people. I pose a series of introspective questions to understand the feelings that arise when they see a successful Black person. Are these feelings rooted in happiness, jealousy, anger, or fear? I challenge listeners to explore their emotions and the societal teachings that may influence them. The discussion is sparked by the story of C.W. and Nicole Mallory, a
JUST THROW THESE YN's AWAY - Is It Too Late To Save Our Young Black Men And Boys? (opens the original)
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In this episode of the podcast, I dive deep into a pressing issue that has been weighing on my mind: the anger and destructive behavior prevalent among young people today, particularly in marginalized communities. I start by questioning why so many young people seem to harbor such intense anger towards one another and their surroundings. I challenge listeners to reflect on whether their animosity is rooted in personal experiences or simply a product of group mentality. Throughout the episode, I
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