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Van Lathan Jr.

Co-host of Higher Learning podcast. Offers commentary on political and cultural issues.

Top 3 podcasts with Van Lathan Jr.

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Feb 17, 2025 • 1h 51min

An NBA All-Star Fix, Kendrick Vs. Drake, and the 'SNL' 50th Anniversary Show With Van Lathan and James Andrew Miller

Van Lathan, a sharp commentator on culture, and James Andrew Miller, an accomplished journalist, delve into the dreary state of the NBA All-Star Weekend, proposing bold fixes and exciting new formats, including features for non-NBA participants in the dunk contest. They also dissect the heated Kendrick Lamar and Drake rap rivalry, examining its cultural ramifications. Later, Miller reflects on 'SNL's' iconic 50th anniversary, celebrating its rich legacy while noting absences that sparked nostalgic debates, highlighting the evolution of comedy and star power.
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Dec 2, 2024 • 1h 42min

Eagles and Ravens Going in Opposite Directions. Todd McShay on Ryan Day’s Ohio State Future and the Final CFB Playoff Spots. Plus, Van Lathan Went to Frolic Room!

Todd McShay, an ESPN college football analyst, shares insights on Michigan's stunning upset and debates college playoff spots while examining Ohio State's coaching challenges under Ryan Day. He reveals the complexities of player performance and team strategies. Van Lathan adds a humorous touch, recounting wild experiences from his time at the Frolic Room and giving life advice on handling social encounters, blending personal anecdotes with reflections on the evolving nature of human interaction.
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Feb 21, 2025 • 1h 39min

2439 - Voters Turn On GOP Reps; Do We Need A Democratic Tea Party? w/ Mike Figueredo, Van Lathan

In this engaging discussion, Mike Figueredo, host of The Humanist Report, and Van Lathan, co-host of Higher Learning, delve into Trump’s waning popularity and the GOP’s internal conflicts. They dissect the fallout from recent health crises, the implications of budget cuts on vulnerable communities, and the potential for a Democratic 'Tea Party' to energize the party base. Figueredo highlights the alarming rise in bigotry and its impact on marginalized groups, while both guests examine the need for a generational shift in political strategy and representation.