The Delvin Cox Experience

Delvin and Red discussed the case of Afroman, a singer-rapper who was sued by seven police officers after creating music and social media content about a raid on his home in 2022. The officers, who were white, searched Afroman's house without finding evidence of criminal activity and caused $20,000 in damages. Afroman used security footage from the raid to create diss tracks, which the officers claimed invaded their privacy and caused emotional distress. Despite winning the case, Afroman was still required to pay half of the legal fees. The conversation explored how the case united people across different political backgrounds in opposition to police misconduct, with Afroman's use of his First Amendment rights to respond to the raid resonating with many viewers.

This week I discuss growing older and passing the torch to the younger generation.

Jason Alme returns for the first time in years to discuss his podcast "Creatures of the Night" and reflect on how podcasting has evolved since he was an active creator. Jason explains why he transitioned from podcasting to YouTube content, citing the challenges of scheduling with co-hosts and the limitations of the podcast format compared to YouTube's interactive capabilities and discoverability features. They discuss how podcasting became increasingly political over the years, with both hosts noting how this changed the landscape from when they started creating content. The conversation covers various topics, including conspiracy theories that have been proven true, movie remakes they would like to see, and their perspectives on current societal divisions. The episode concludes with Jason promoting his current YouTube channel, "Movie Mass 4K" where he focuses on film discussions and physical media collecting.

Delvin and Mysholin had an in-depth conversation covering several topics, including Mysholin's new podcast "Liverpool Latest" about the English football club, which he produces for Fan Arch. They discussed the challenges of streaming services and the recent merger between Paramount and HBO Max, as well as broader political issues affecting society. Mysholin shared his experiences working multiple jobs, including his roles in radio, podcasting, and content creation, while Delvin provided updates on his family and gaming machines. The conversation shifted to the current state of U.S. politics, with both expressing concerns about the direction of the country and the impact of recent policies. They concluded by emphasizing the importance of staying informed while protecting mental health and encouraging others to register to vote.

This week, my guest is Jeremy from the Paranormal is the new Normal Podcast.Twitter: https://x.com/JuggaloBastard

Delvin and Michael discussed the ongoing attack on Black history and culture under the current administration, highlighting efforts to rewrite and erase Black history from school curricula, particularly in state-funded institutions. They emphasized the importance of preserving and teaching accurate Black history, including the role of organizations like the Daughters of the Confederacy in shaping narratives. Michael advocated for HBCUs as a means to protect and preserve Black history and education, while also addressing the historical and ongoing disparities in funding between PWIs and HBCUs.

Lance and Delvin discussed the importance of diversifying news sources for unbiased information and highlighted local news as a reliable option. They agreed on the significance of Black History, emphasizing its vital role in American history and culture. Lance shared a lesser-known fact about the lunch counter sit-ins during the Civil Rights Movement, which led to a citywide and countywide holiday honoring the participants, including Florida Senator Arthenia Joyner.

This week my guest is Cortez Branch Jr, and we discussed the challenges and politics involved in professional sports, particularly in the NFL, where he shared his experience of being cut multiple times despite his talent and achievements. They explored how athletes like The, who pursued alternative leagues and international competitions, can still achieve success and recognition. The conversation highlighted the importance of having the right agent and publicist, as well as the difficulties athletes face when their careers don't follow the traditional path. They also discussed the changing landscape of sports, with athletes from different countries gaining more prominence and challenging U.S. dominance in various sports.

Delvin and PME discussed PME's achievements and growth in music production over the past year. PME shared his positive experiences of connecting with people outside his usual work environment and producing his album "Hoodland Mania Mixtape Volume 3," which he listened to frequently in December. He expressed confidence in his work and mentioned that his unique sound was being recognized by others. PME also shared his musical inspirations, including Andre 3000, T-Pain, and video game soundtracks from the GameCube era.PME Twitter: https://x.com/pmejibMusic: https://t.co/1qj7ZIwh0i

This Week I am joined by Red to discuss the importance of voting and the consequences of political decisions, particularly regarding illegal immigration and the treatment of immigrants. They expressed concern about the actions of ICE and Border Patrol agents, who they felt were overly involved in rounding up immigrants far from the borders, raising questions about civil liberties and the potential for conflict.

Delvin and Eddie discussed various gaming topics including upcoming releases, platform discussions, and developer strategies. They explored Nintendo's success in the industry, particularly with the Switch 2, and examined how the platform's popularity has influenced third-party support and game development. The conversation concluded with discussions about the Steam Machine's market potential and the overall state of gaming, highlighting both challenges and positive developments in the industry.

Delvin and Jasen engaged in a detailed discussion about the recent government shutdown, political system frustrations, and economic conditions during and before Trump's presidency. They explored various economic impacts including tariffs, property taxes, and rising costs of living, while also discussing the Democratic Party's challenges in effectively communicating their message and connecting with working-class voters.

This week, Brandon and I discussed his various podcasts, including "It's Been Covered," which explores cover songs, and his other shows focused on dark topics and historical figures. They explored the current state and future potential of AI technology, particularly in customer service and creative applications, while discussing its limitations and impact on jobs. The conversation concluded with discussions about podcast formats, branding challenges, and upcoming episodes across Brandon's music review and dark-themed shows.Twitter: https://x.com/GraveyardGMatchTwitter: https://x.com/ItsBeenCoveredPodcast:https://open.spotify.com/show/2eE3hD9Cpw6xMGojew8wRbPodcast:https://open.spotify.com/episode/1RubGbeHBALWCi1RUuC4EV

This episode, my guest is Shaka Mitchell on to discuss Shaka's recent congressional appearance and his work with the Come Together Music Project, which focuses on music education and community building. They explored how music can transcend political and cultural divides, sharing personal anecdotes and examples of how music brings people together despite their differences. The conversation concluded with a discussion about the importance of engaging in open dialogue across diverse perspectives to foster understanding and unity in addressing societal issues.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cometogethermusicproject/?hl=enSubStack: https://shakamitchell.substack.com/Link to Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/13xN302EaRVizFTrsDZVRq?si=05a0577cc7744ce0

This week I am joined by TayrelHaving an in-depth discussion about D'Angelo's music and influence, reflecting on his impact on R&B and neo-soul, despite his limited discography. They explored current challenges in music discovery and consumption, particularly how streaming platforms affect exposure to diverse musical genres and artists who deserve greater fame. The conversation concluded with discussions about hip-hop battles, legal disputes involving Drake and Kendrick Lamar, and various upcoming Verzuz matchups, while also touching on the recent passing of several notable Black celebrities.

Nadine and Delvin discussed the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the corporate world. Nadine emphasized that DEI is not about lowering standards but about filling critical skills gaps and gaining marketplace advantages. They noted that companies may change the names of their DEI programs to make them more palatable to opponents, but ultimately prioritize diversity for competitive reasons. Delvin highlighted the need for better public understanding of DEI's importance and shared a quote from Michael Jordan about reaching diverse audiences.

This week, my guest is Chris Linder, discussing his program Home School Remix and how it can help you navigate our increasingly deteriorating education system.Book: https://www.amazon.com/Homeschool-Remix-Christopher-Linder/dp/0997291257

This week my PSXP partner Lord Snerts and I talk about the American Eagle Ad and the whole Cracker Barrel debacle.Simpsons Podcast: https://t.co/8Pz5WpIalp

Mikey and Delvin discussed recent violent incidents and societal responses, particularly focusing on the shooting of Charlie Kirk and the normalization of sharing graphic content on social media as well as the calls for violence . Also we expressed frustration with what they perceive as double standards in media coverage and political responses to violence.The Bin Podcast:https://www.youtube.com/thebinpodcast

Jasen and Delvin discussed the current state of the economy, focusing on inflation, consumer spending, and the impact of tariffs, the Democratic Party's lack of progress and effective leadership and the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk and the mixed reactions it received, including celebrations and calls for cancel culture.