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The Black-Washed Podcast

Black-Washed the podcast dives deep into the ways in which young black men and women navigate the difficult terrain of being black in America.

Podcast · By Destiney and Larry · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
8
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Sep 28, 2026
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Jul 13, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    FAKE NEWS (opens the original)

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    Today’s episode examines the Trump administration’s recent ban on CNN press coverage. We discuss the implications of this decision and how other news outlets’ solidarity with CNN may affect political reporting overall.

  2. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    BATTLE OF THE SEXES (opens the original)

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    In today’s episode, we discuss what appears to be a growing divide between men and women. Hear our thoughts on the controversial stories that are highlighting the battle of the sexes and whether we think it’s fair or foul.

  3. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME (opens the original)

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    In today's episode, we discuss the viral story of Daejon Love, a 35-year-old con man who tricked women into believing he was an NFL player for the 49ers. His lies netted him over a Million Dollars from countless women. Is he a criminal mastermind, or did he simply know an easy target when he saw it? Hear our thoughts on the Blackwashed podcast.

  4. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    JUMP OFF THE FENCE (opens the original)

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    Today’s episode discusses Steven A. Smith’s thumb-down award. Hear our thoughts on whether we think the award is earned. And what it means for him and other successful conservative black celebrities.

  5. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    THE USUAL SUSPECTS (opens the original)

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    Today’s episode discusses the double standard when it comes to crime and mental health when the accused is non-white. Why is it that when white people are accused of horrific acts, a large segment of America looks to their humanity and tries to find ways to explain their alleged crimes? However, when people of color are accused, we hear endless debates about a culture of lawlessness and their inherent DNA, an expectation that other members of that racial group bear the burden of that one person’

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