HeyJaredFree Asf: Mindset Vs Mindset
Welcome to the free asf podcast mindset vs mindset where you have 2 freethinking black men that think beyond the bullshit but from a different perspective
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- Aug 31, 2026
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Ep 67: "Crackers going to Crack" (opens the original)
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This episode, we get into the disadvantages Black people still face compared to other races and break down some of the tactics America has used throughout history to keep Black communities behind. We also pay respect to Dellwood Mayor Reggie Jones following his passing, discuss leadership in the community, and dive into race, power, politics, history and a whole lot more. No sugarcoating—just conversations that need to be had.
Ep 66: "The token" (opens the original)
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This episode, we're asking the questions everybody thinks about but doesn't always say out loud. Is AI taking music to the next level—or slowly replacing real artists and creativity? We get into what it's like being the “token Black guy” in majority-white spaces and the pressure of knowing when to fit in, speak up, or stand your ground. We also break down the latest primary elections, dive into some conspiracy theories that might have you looking at things differently, and have a real conversati
Ep 65: " Live Stream" (opens the original)
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In this episode, we dive into some of the most controversial conversations happening in our community today. We debate whether diversity and inclusion efforts have created unintended negative consequences, and whether these initiatives truly promote fairness or sometimes cause more division than progress. We also ask whether the new generation is losing touch with Black history—and what could be lost when the struggles, sacrifices, achievements, and lessons of previous generations are forgotten.
Ep 64: " Popov is still undefeated" (opens the original)
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In this episode, we dive into the conversation surrounding Yung Miami's hit song "Spend Dat" and discuss whether music that glorifies materialism, scamming, and reckless spending has a positive or negative influence on culture—especially on younger listeners. We explore the debate over whether artists simply reflect society or help shape it, and whether the messages in today's music contribute to long-term financial and community challenges. The discussion comes amid renewed public debate about
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