Stuck with Damon Young Spotify Podcasts

In the season finale, damon talks to stephen scatter field, creator and co host of high on the hog, about the racial and economic politics embedded in food creation and consumption. Later he's joined by Panama Jackson for a conversation about money, anxiety, and what's next for both of them
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Cultural critic and native New Yorker Shamira Ibrahim joins Damon to contextualize the bevy of sexual assault allegations levied against Sean Combs, plus the mogul's history of physical violence, harassment, and theft against men and women
00:00- Cold open

00:27 - Introduction

1:38 - Shamira Ibrahim introduction

2:35 - Lawsuits of the adult survivors act

8:00 - The power imbalance between gender/ class

13:55 - Cassie and Diddy exposition 

21:50 - No public skepticism of Diddy’s allegations

25:50 - The fallout of the Diddy revelations

37:40 - What does justice Look Like in this situation?

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Jacqueline Woodson joins Damon to discuss her decorated career and what we can do to combat the legislative effort to ban books from Black and queer authors from classrooms and school libraries. Then journalist Hillary Crosley Coker comes through to celebrate and contextualize the legacy of Jezebel and the rest of the now extinct Gawker Media Network. 
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Open
00:15 Introduction
01:24 Damon welcomes author Jacqueline Woodson
10:00 Damon and Jacqueline discuss book banning in schools
33:31 Damon actually loves his production team
36:19 Damon welcomes journalist Hillary Crosley Coker 
37:47 Hillary discusses the impact of publications like Jezebel shutting down
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Dr. Saida Grundy returns to help Damon understand some of the cultural and economic nuances of the Black Mecca, in response to the response to TikTok restaurant critic Keith Lee's unpleasant experiences with some popular Atlanta restaurants. Then, author and NBC correspondent Antonia Hylton discusses her upcoming book Madness: Race and Insanity in a Jim Crow Asylum, which leads to a revealing conversation about the racist roots of mental health care in America.
Chapters
00:00 Open
00:23 Introduction 
01:38 Damon welcomes Dr. Saida Grundy to the show
06:24 The facade of Atlanta restaurants 
30:11 Damon Hates when people invite him over and don’t offer food
32:59 Journalist Antonia Hylton joins Damon for a conversation on black mental health
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Malaika Jabali returns to discuss her new book "It's Not You, It's Capitalism," and how the American economy hurts the American experience. Then comedian Zainab Johnson helps Damon advise a parent apprehensive about a future filled with family-themed halloween costumes. 
00:00 Open

00:19 Introduction

01:30 Damon welcomes Malaika Jabali, author of “It’s Not You, It’s Capitalism: Why It’s Time to Break Up and How to Move On 

07:31 The performance of capitalism 

27:50 Damon Hates that he’s not extroverted

30:52 Comedian Zainab Johnson helps answer a listener’s question for Dear Damon
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Dr. Karida L. Brown & Charly Palmer, authors of "The New Brownies' Book: A Love Letter to Black Families," a collective anthology inspired by W. E. B. Du Bois’ original work, join Damon to talk about some of the ideas behind their work, the importance of the book at a time when so much black literature is being challenged in schools, and the process of working on a project like this as a married couple.
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