Brothers and Sisters Podcast

The Brothers and Sisters sitdown with Joseph Whittingham to talk about Pride and what it means to him. 

The Brothers and Sisters sitdown with Joseph Whittingham to discuss Byron Donald wanting to join the Congressional Black Caucus. 

The Brothers and Sisters sitdown with fashion designer Joseph Whittingham to talk about the controversy surrounding the 2121 musical In The Heights. 

The Brothers and Sisters sitdown with fashion designer Joseph Whittingham in part 1 of our conversation talking about Juneteenth.

It's Pride Month and the Brothers and Sisters are shedding light on the black LGBT experience. In Part 3 of our podcast we interview Ranti Nathan Olaose on his pride experience. 

It's Pride Month and the Brothers and Sisters are shedding light on the black LGBT experience. In Part 2 of our podcast with Ranti Nathan Olaose, we discuss the babies, parenting, and marriage. 

It's Pride Month and the Brothers and Sisters are shedding light on the black LGBT experience. In Part 1 of our podcast with Ranti Nathan Olaose, we discuss the Migos, and the "Blackening" of Fell's Point Baltimore. 

In Part 5, we sit down with trans comic, self proclaimed nerd, and political pundit Violet Gray to talk PRIDE and what it means to her specifically.

In Part 4, we discuss Naomi Osaka triggering Piers Morgan, and sports fans gone wild post pandemic. 

In Part 3, the Brothers and Sisters discuss Joe Biden, the Democratic Party, and their relationship with the black community.

In Part 2, the Brothers and Sisters choose sides in the Battle of the Misogyteps, Kevin Samuels vs. Umar Johnson.

In Part 1, Shaun talks about playing Liam White in The Forgettable Life of Liam White, and the Brothers and Sisters talk about Ellie Kemper and the effect of racism on your entertainment career.

In Part 2, the Brothers and Sisters sit down with Teal Inzunza, the Program Director of the Economic Empowerment Program at the Urban Resource Institute in NYC to talk domestic violence, lgbtqia advocacy, child welfare, and economic empowerment. 

In Part 1, the Brothers and Sisters react to the Derek Chauvin verdict.

The Brothers and Sisters sit down with Professor Del Wright of the UMKC School of Law to talk blockchain, cryptocurrency, bitcoin and smart contracts.

In part 4, the Brothers and Sisters interview psychotherapist and counslor trainer Dr. Kharod France to talk mental health, education, and support within our school sytem. 

In Part 3, the Brothers and Sisters reflect on whether Cardi B and Megan The Stallion need to think about the children when it comes to WAP.

In Part 2, the Brothers and Sisters reflect on New York Governor Andrew Cuomo relying on a constituency long known for loyalty and forgiveness amidst his turbulence, the black community.

In Part 1, we talk about newly offered security for dating apps in an age of stolen identity and online love.

The Brothers and Sisters tackle the most pressing issue of our time...cancel culture?