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Reactions to The Presidential Election The Presidential Debates: Full Episode Part 1: Question: Should #Biden Step aside after a poor performance at the debate? Who won the debate? #Trump or #Biden? Who would you vote for today after watching the debate? Host and Creator, #RenaldoMcKenzie took to the streets all over #Philly to ask various people at random about the debate and their support and whether Biden should step down given concerns over his age and health?
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We will share short clips of various happenings around places where we are. Here's one moment we capture, urban violinist Faith Williams playing in the city showcasing her talent on a serene and cool Tuesday evening as we approach rush hour. I interview briefly at the end. Check out her music and follow #faithwilliams. Subscribe for free on any stream.
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Group Presentations: Cuba and Puerto Rico, and Haiti and Dominica Republic: In this episode of The NeoLiberal Round Podcast and YouTube Channel, we continue with The Caribbean Thought Lecture series Week 4 Lecture 7 at Jamaica Theological Seminary In this session, the students presented on their selected islands providing a brief analysis of each of their island. The students highlighted the historical, socio-political, economic contexts and current realities of the islands. The students also shared one or two major thinkers/figure from the islands. The following Lecture after this one will continue looking at the islands when the other two groups present on Martinique and Suriname, St. Lucia and Grenada.Subscribe for free on any stream. Find your stream here: https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal.Visit us at https://theneoliberal.comSupport us at https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal/support.
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In this week's Lecture, Prof. McKenzie discussed Caribbean Thought as part of Post post-colonial theory which includes a critical examination of the legacies of slavery on the Caribbean. Prof. McKenzie delivered a Lecture which introduced postcolonialism and Critical Thinking within Caribbean Thought. This is an excerpt of the Lecture, delivered at Jamaica Theological Seminary via the Zoom platform thanks to Georgetown University. We encountered some issues with the audio and as such we apologize for the poor audio quality on this episode. The Lecture is made available on The Neoliberal Round Podcast for free to promote access to collegiate education and training and to facilitate and promote #criticalthinking. Visit us at https://theneoliberal.com. Please support us at https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal/support.
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As we close out the month of June, enjoy this short episode from Center City Philadelphia where we captured a bit of the event: Celebration of Music Month, by the Thinker Maker Society, who was wrapping up an event in Dilworth Love Park center city. It was a buzz with life, fun, fellowship as people listened to the music, and checked out the vendors who had booths at the event highlighting and selling their talents and goods, in the updated park awash with waterworks as part of its decor. We interviewed Darnell, one of the Organizers of the event and interviewed some of the vendors and patrons.
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Trailer for an upcoming episode where we get people's opinions at random about the first #presidentialdebate hosted by CNN on June 27th, 2024, between Former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden. In this trailer video, host Renaldo McKenzie speaks with a gentleman wearing a "Make America Great Again" red hat. In the background, there is an event celebrating Black Music Month in Center City Philadelphia.
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What is the Caribbean and who determines this? Prof. Renaldo McKenzie continues with his Lecture at Jamaica Theological Seminary in Caribbean Thought, a course offered at the seminary. The Lecture continues to conceptualize the course with a critical reflection on what is the Caribbean: An invention of the 20th century or something else? Free independent states and nations who met the irony of globalization?
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Conceptualizing The Course within Caribbean History: Where Do We Begin? Arawaks to Africans; C.L.R. James and his Black Jacobins? 1960's marking West Indian Independence from Britain, Spain, or France? or when the US bought the Philippines and the US Virgin Islands? Today we continue to explore Caribbean in History as we grapple with the Caribbean mixed past from colonialism. The course is taught at Jamaica Theological Seminary by Prof. Renaldo McKenzie, author of Neoliberalism which is a text in the course.
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Where and with whom do we begin? In Part 2 of the #CaribbeanThought Summer 2024 Week 1 Lecture, Prof. Renaldo McKenzie at Jamaica Theological Seminary laid the foundation for the course. Prof. McKenzie reviewed the course outline and delved into some broad thinkers, texts, and general questions of the course. Rev. McKenzie begins the Lecture by making the point that, the realities of the dark ghettoes and or black and brown communities resemble the colonies and or former colonies within the caribbean. The socioeconomic realities of the black and brown peoples in the global north are similar to that of the black experience in the Caribbean which is largely made up of nations that are made of the predominantly black.
This course focuses on and explores the diverse currents of Caribbean Thought, which have influenced the development of Caribbean societies from colonialism toindependence and beyond. It traces the history of resistance and examines the quest for equality and the challenge of defining Caribbean identity within thispost-colonial and neoliberal Globalized world not just within the geographic sense but also in terms of a diasporic sense.
It challenges the students to develop and express their own critical thinking as a Caribbean people in a unique way that helps to realize further the hope of a free independent Caribbean that is bursting with hope andopportunity. However, the course understands that it requires that students begin to critique and explore their own thinking in a deeply esoteric and critical waythat deconstructs history and philosophy. At the end they will create their own Caribbean thought leading to a Caribbean Academic Journal of Young academicsand future scholars. The Course will make you estranged from self, but it is geared towards getting you out of your bubble and considering issues that willmake you uncomfortable.
Frantz Fanon, Homi Bhabha, C. L. R. James, Bob Marley et al, and Christianity/Religion, music and sports are currents we will explore.The episode has images of course resources; such as texts, maps, notable characters that will be referenced throughout the course, etc.The Lecture is very informative and provides an introductory level to the discussions in postcolonialism with academia and Pan African Thought.The Lecture is part of a course offered at Jamaica Theological Seminary and students seeking a 4-year degree at the seminary are required to sit the course. The course follows strict academic rigor and scrutiny. There is an exam at the end of the course. which students are required to sit. The lecture episodes are a production of The Neoliberal Corporation and are made available on The NeoLiberal Round podcast and YouTube channel for educational purposes and to promote and facilitate access to critical thinking and learning. Hence, access to this lecture and others is free.Support us at https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal/support.Visit us at https://theneoliberal.comCheck us out on any podcast stream: https://nchor.fm/theneoliberal.
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The Caribbean as part of the Black and Brown experience in the Americas and Pan Africa: This is Lecture 1 in Week 1 of Caribbean Thought where Prof. Renaldo McKenzie welcomes the students and introduces some general concepts in Caribbean Thought. The students began to introduce themselves and share their stories about what they hope to achieve by doing the course and what they plan to do with their degrees after college.The course is offered @Jamaica Theological Seminary via the zoom platform. Renaldo is the author of Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty and Resistance.
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#FYI: Recently, I got an email from a marketing site; that the @USTreasury may have unclaimed money. I was suspicious of the email and searched myself. It was true! Here's How to Find and Claim #UnclaimedMoney and Properties - Read it in The NeoLiberal Corporation or Listen to it on This short episode on The NeoLiberal Round Podcast.
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Johanna Castro, the wife of John Anthony Castro reached out to us and provided a statement regarding John’s trial and his plans to appeal. As you know, recently, we published a story in The Neoliberal Journals and The NeoLiberal Round Podcast providing an update on John Castro’s Federal Tax Fraud case in Texas. The story entitled: John Anthony Castro Found Guilty of All 33 Counts on Federal Tax Fraud, John Anthony Castro Found Guilty of All 33 Counts on Federal Tax Fraud.
According to Johanna Castro’s statement:
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We took to the streets in Philadelphia to ascertain people's reactions toward Donald Trump being convicted on all 34 counts related to the Stormy Daniel's Hush Money trial. We spoke with several individuals randomly. Some persons were unaware of the case and conviction, and others were shocked that he was convicted based on Trump's ability to win cases. Most of the respondents indicated that it did not change their opinions one way or the other. But several individuals questioned whether a convicted felon can run and serve as President of the US given the fact that convicted felons are not allowed to take certain positions.
The episode promises to be quite revealing and enlightening.
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John Anthony Castro, a 2024 GOP U.S. Presidential Candidate who notably sued Donald Trump, has been found guilty on all 33 counts related to Federal Tax Fraud. Castro, a frequent guest on The NeoLiberal Round Podcast, had gained attention by suing Trump for violating Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. His legal challenges were discussed extensively on the podcast series “Castro v. Trump,” where he was a key contributor.
According to Erin Dooley at the Media Affairs Office at the Texas Department of Justice, in a press release stated that
Following a five-day bench trial before Senior U.S. District Judge Terry R Means, he was convicted on all 33 counts of assisting in the preparation of a fraudulent return and was immediately taken into custody” (Press Release by the DOJ on Friday May 24, 2024: https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndtx/pr/mansfield-tax-preparer-convicted-33-counts-tax-fraud-after-bench-trial).
Despite his high-profile legal battles, Castro’s lawsuits in multiple states were largely dismissed. In January, he filed an appeal in Florida against Judge Eileen Cannon’s decision to dismiss his case and sought her recusal from all cases involving Trump, citing bias. Concurrently, Castro faced his own legal troubles, being indicted on Federal Tax Fraud charges.
In January 2024, The NeoLiberal Round Podcast released an episode featuring Castro, where he vehemently denied any wrongdoing related to the indictment. He explained the errors leading to the charges and stated that he had taken steps to correct them. Castro expressed confidence in his ability to clear his name and reiterated his commitment to his presidential campaign.
On April 16, 2024, Castro provided an update, maintaining his innocence and preparing for his May 20th hearing. He indicated plans to testify and expressed a desire to step away from politics afterward. However, following the hearing, on May 20th, Castro was arrested and taken into custody.
The Texas State Department of Justice released details of the ruling, revealing that Castro, owner of the virtual tax preparation business Castro & Company, had falsely inflated client tax returns. Convicted on all 33 counts of assisting in the preparation of fraudulent returns, Castro now faces up to 99 years in federal prison, with each count carrying a potential three-year sentence... (McKenzie, Renaldo, https://theneoliberal.com/john-anthony-castro-found-guilty-on-all-33-counts-of-federal-tax-fraud/, in The Neoliberal Journals.
On this episode, I share the article, present an audio by John Castro on April 16th 2024 and introduce the episode with a discussion between myself and a guest contributor, Maurice Smith.
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Martin Oppenheimer has a new book out. It is entitled "The Rise And Fall Of The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee," published in April 2024. The book is an expert analysis of SNCC's history from its inception to now. With a deep understanding of protest movements in America, and his work as a Sociologist and Professor at Rutgers, Penn, and Lincoln University over the years, and his research and works on the State of Modern Society, he was able to provide an erudite analysis, combining history with reality. Recently, there have been several student protests on university campuses against the Israel-Palestinian War and the US support, calling for a ceasefire. Nevertheless, these actions are not as organized as they were in the 1960s and beyond, where student movements were institutional, strategic, and coordinated. Oppenheimer's new book makes this case by presenting his arguments using historical and sociological analysis in a novel and powerful way. Martin will be featured in The Neoliberal Round Podcast with host Renaldo McKenzie, talking about his new book in an upcoming episode to be released by the end of May 2024. Here is the Preface of his new book available at Ingram Spark, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and The Neoliberal Corporation Store, store.theneoliberal.com.
The Preface:
We were among the dozens of German-Jewish refugee families from Nazi Germany who ended up becoming chicken farmers in semi-rural South Jersey during the War. A school bus took me to a Middle School for my eighth grade. One day around Easter time, I heard a shout directed at me: “Christ killer.” Yes, the old libel from the Middle Ages from my neighbors’ children while the war against the Nazi state was still underway. There were no Black people in the local town but one day the school bus stopped at a driveway leading to a large farm to pick up two Black kids maybe eight or nine years old. The white kids on the bus loudly erupted with the N word while the two Black kids hovered, frightened, in their seats. I got up and loudly over the noise said, “Why are you yelling at them, they’ve done nothing to you!” Some of the white kids then turned on me, calling me a “N-lover.” I had never heard that expression. I learned later in my college sociology class what I had done: I had “identified with the oppressed.” Sociology opened the door to learning more about both oppressors like the local kids on the bus and what they represented on a larger scale, and the oppressed, like the new kids and the millions who looked like them. I joined my University’s National Association for the Advancement of Colored People club. In 1953, I was drafted into the tail-end of the Korean war and spent nine months stationed in Alabama. If you had eyes, you could see in the neighboring towns the realities of full-scale racial segregation, though as a Northern white soldier you should, for your safety, ignore it. A few years later, just as I was searching for a Ph.D. dissertation topic within the broad field of what was not yet called African-American studies, it dropped into my lap: The Sit-In Movement of “Negro” (not yet Black) students in the South had just begun.
The Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s....
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Martin Oppenheimer is the author of several books, including The State of Modern Society, and Contributing Author of Renaldo McKenzi's, "Neoliberal Globalization Reconsidered, Neo-Capitalism and The Death Of Nations," to be released in 2024. Martin Oppenheimer is also Dissertation Advisor and Mentor to Renaldo McKenzie.
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What's learning and education like in Haiti, given the socio-political upheavals in Haiti over the years and especially over the last few months when Haiti had declared a state of emergency? The NeoLiberal Round Host and Creator, Prof. Renaldo McKenzie, sat down for a live interview with the team at Lakou Kajou and Blue Butterfly (bbutterfly.org) to talk about their project/program to create and provide digital learning by Haitians for Haitians. The Interview features: Suzanne Cole, Co-Chief Executive Officer/Dir of Operations at https://bbutterfly.org, (in Philadelphia USA)
Bessy Pade, Educational Consultant at Lakou Kajou (who was joining from France),
and Jovanie Marie-Aure Judilius, Lakou Kajou Coordinator in Haiti (who was joining from Port Au Prince, Haiti).
The production team was in Jamaica where the interview was streamed. The team provided a powerful analysis and commentary on learning in Haiti and what they are doing to advance learning and to ensure that Haiti is not left behind in the world while Haitians navigate this difficult chapter in their history. The interview was 60 minutes long and included videos, images, stories, and some of their digital content in Haitian Creole interspersed with background music. The show was done in English, but another take will be done in Haitian Creole for our Haitian audience. Visit them at https://bbutterfly.org. This was a production of The NeoLiberal Corporation for programming on The NeoLiberal Round Podcast and YouTube Channel. Subscribe for free https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal. Support us at https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal/support. Visit us at https://theneoliberal.com.
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News Brief: Mark Golding's efforts to stall Jamaica's plans to remove the British monarchy as Jamaica's head of state; but is himself a British citizen. That is a conflict of interest! This is a production of The NeoLiberal Corporation, serving the world today to solve tomorrow's challenges by making popular what was the monopoly.
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We are visiting Hellshire, a developing area with prime real estate in Jamaica. However, we have breaking news: Danielle Anglin, 29, Teacher, missing since Monday May 13th, 2024 while en route to school. According to sources, she left her rental apartment in #Hellshire, St. Catherine, #jamaica where she was living with her parents, and took a Taxi to work but never made it. Her cell phone was found but Danielle is still missing. There is reward being offered to anyone who has information that may lead to her being found. The NeoLiberal Round Podcast News and The NeoLiberal Journals will continue to follow the story and may provide an update as the story develops. https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal https://theneoliberal.com
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Host: Why didn't you take basketball to the next level if you played so well?
Guests, Drippy and Slatt: "weed..."
Rappers, @drippyfinesse7160 @DrippyFinesseVEVO-oi2vy @Slattyhef125 with Sheddy join #theneoliberalround #podcast for the 10th episode of the series, What's Your Story, to podcast and chill and share their stories as up-and-coming rappers and youngsters in a challenging world. As content creators, and rappers in the hood of #harlem #nyc, they talk about the struggle and their hustle, share their music, laugh, and had some wise words to drop. We had an amazing time, busting it up, talking about their reason for rapping, and their plans for the future, and their journeys so far in life. We edited the episode to make it a dynamic experience with background music and images by #drippyfinesse and one with #slatthef and company. The episode is not for kids and has strong languages, smoking and videos with flashing scenes that may be explicit. Viewer discretion is advised.Regardless, the episode is powerful and worth checking out as it provides a perspective of a life lived.Subscribe to the podcast for free on any stream. Find yours at https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal and support us at https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal/support.Visit us at https://theneoliberal.com or https://renaldocmckenzie.comFollow on Twitter: renaldomckenzie or theneoliberalco; Facebook: renaldo.mckenzie or theneoliberalcorporation; and instagram, theneoliberalcorporation or renaldocmckenzie.The Neoliberal Corporation, serving the world today to solve tomorrow's challenges by making popular what was the monopoly.
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The relationship between theology and culture is a complex and multifaceted one, with scholars and practitioners offering differing perspectives on whether theology should transcend culture or be deeply embedded within it (Transcendence Vs the Immanence of God and theology). To address this question, it is essential to define theology and culture and explore their interplay in both historical and contemporary contexts.Theology, at its core, is the study of the divine, religious beliefs, and the nature of the divine being or beings. It encompasses doctrines, rituals, ethics, and interpretations of sacred texts within various religious traditions. Culture, on the other hand, refers to the shared beliefs, values, customs, and practices of a particular group of people, often shaped by factors such as history, geography, language, and social structures.Throughout history, theology and culture have been intertwined, influencing and shaping each other in profound ways. Religious beliefs and practices are often deeply embedded within cultural contexts, reflecting the values, norms, and traditions of a society. Conversely, theology has also played a role in shaping culture, providing frameworks for understanding the world, guiding ethical behavior, and fostering community cohesion.However, the question of whether theology should transcend culture raises important considerations regarding the universality of religious truth claims and the diversity of human experiences and perspectives. Proponents of the transcendence of theology argue that religious truths are universal and transcendent, applicable to all people regardless of cultural context. They posit that theology should provide timeless principles and moral guidance that are not bound by cultural limitations.On the other hand, advocates for the embeddedness of theology within culture emphasize the importance of contextualization and cultural relevance in religious practice and interpretation. They argue that theology must be understood and expressed within the cultural frameworks of particular communities, taking into account their unique histories, languages, and worldviews. This approach acknowledges the diversity of human experiences and the dynamic nature of culture, allowing theology to evolve and adapt to changing social contexts.Furthermore, the transcendence of theology over culture can lead to the imposition of dominant cultural norms and values onto marginalized communities, perpetuating systems of power and inequality. Embracing cultural diversity within theology fosters inclusivity, allowing for the voices and perspectives of marginalized groups to be heard and valued within religious discourse.In conclusion, the relationship between theology and culture is a dynamic and complex one, with both perspectives offering valuable insights into the nature of religious belief and practice. While some argue for the transcendence of theology over culture, emphasizing universal truths and principles, others advocate for the embeddedness of theology within culture, acknowledging the diversity of human experiences and the importance of cultural context. Ultimately, the challenge lies in finding a balance between these perspectives, recognizing the universality of religious truths while respecting the diversity of cultural expressions and interpretations.Written and Presented by Rev. Renaldo C. McKenzie,Content Chief, The NeoLiberal Corporationhttps://theneoliberal.comAdjunct Professor,Jamaica Theological Seminaryhttps://jts.edu.jmAuthor,Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty and Resistance,available https://store.theneoliberal.comThis was part of a 4-hour lecture available on any podcast stream. Find yours at https://anchor.fm/theneoliberalSubscribe for free and support us at https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal/support or via Donate (paypal.com)
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