HeyJaredTo You & Yours, With Israel
Straight from the heart of New York City, To You & Yours is where real talk meets raw perspective. Hosted by a born and raised NYC native, this podcast dives into everything from the latest in music and sports to unfiltered takes on relationships, culture, and life itself.
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Ep.75 "Free Durk?" (opens the original)
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Lil Durk just beat his federal murder for hire case, and the internet is already celebrating like the story is over. But is it too soon to pop the champagne? On this episode of To You & Yours , Israel breaks down Durk’s acquittal, the cooperating witnesses who took the stand against him, and the strange reality of risking everything to testify against your so called “brother” only to watch him beat the case anyway. But the conversation gets bigger than Durk. Why has “FREE HIM” become the automat
Ep.74 "So who can say it?" (opens the original)
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Fat Joe’s recent appearance on The Joe Budden Podcast sparked a heated debate after he defended his use of the N-word by pointing to his Puerto Rican roots, Bronx upbringing, and lifelong connection to Black and hip-hop culture. On this episode of To You & Yours , Israel dives into the complicated relationship between race, ethnicity, ancestry, and culture. We explore the deep African roots within Puerto Rican history, the shared experiences of Black and Latino communities in New York, and why g
Ep.73 "Ya'll manifested him" (opens the original)
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This week on To You & Yours , we’re talking about a disturbing shift in the way the internet processes crime, accountability, and sympathy. We start with the recent Times Square shooting , the mental health conversation surrounding it, and the strange reaction online after police shot the alleged perpetrator. Somehow, the conversation quickly became about sympathy for the person accused of creating the tragedy while the actual victim became an afterthought. When did empathy for criminals start r
Ep.72 "Lindsay Clancy and the infantilization of modern women" (opens the original)
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On this episode of To You & Yours , we get into the viral confrontation between Enes Kanter Freedom and Natasha Cloud at a WNBA game and a lesson that applies far beyond sports: you can have a valid point and still make yourself look completely wrong by the way you deliver it. When does passion become disrespect? And when does your approach distract so much from your message that nobody even hears what you were trying to say? Then we turn to the Lindsay Clancy case and a much bigger cultural con
Ep.71 "Girl code on steroids" (opens the original)
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There’s a strange part of getting older nobody really prepares you for: you start watching your friends lose their parents. Men and women you grew up seeing as permanent fixtures suddenly aren’t there anymore. And sometimes a father’s impact stretches far beyond his own children. He coached you, corrected you, fed you, gave you advice, opened his home to you, or simply showed a neighborhood full of young men what a good man looked like. This week, we talk about that kind of loss, and realizing t
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