Slingshot The Podcast
Slingshot The Podcast
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Slingshot The Podcast — The Misunderstood Voice. The Culture’s Power. Hosted by Kadida Kenner, CEO of the New Pennsylvania Project, Slingshot is where bold conversations meet culture, politics, sports, and real-world issues. We amplify the voices too often overlooked or misrepresented—voices that move the culture forward.Kadida brings her background as a civil rights advocate and former TV producer into each episode, offering fresh perspectives on civic engagement, justice, and power. Whether we’re talking policy or pop culture, this is unfiltered truth from the ground up.
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The podcast primarily focuses on themes of civic engagement, justice, and cultural identity, with episodes addressing systemic injustices, personal narratives, and the power of community activism. For instance, Episode 2 discusses the wrongful deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, while Episode 1 critiques the politicization of diversity, equity, and inclusion through cultural anecdotes and affirmations of Black excellence.
Slingshot The Podcast — The Misunderstood Voice. The Culture’s Power.
Hosted by Kadida Kenner, CEO of the New Pennsylvania Project, Slingshot is where bold conversations meet culture, politics, sports, and real-world issues. We amplify the voices too often overlooked or misrepresented—voices that move the culture forward.
Kadida brings her background as a civil rights advocate and former TV producer into each episode, offering fresh perspectives on civic engagement, justice, and power.
Whether we’re talking policy or pop culture, this is unfiltered truth from the ground up.
Welcome to Season 2 of Slingshot The Podcast, where politics and culture meet in real time.
In episode 1 of season 2, Kadida Kenner and Charles Gregory kick the conversation off by closing out Black History Month with two truths at once: the excellence we celebrate, and the power we still have to challenge. From the 2026 Winter Olympics to voting rights and the SAVE Act, from what young people are doing in the streets to what is happening in Congress, this episode is a reminder that the power is with the people.
In this episode:
- Why Black History Month exists gets debated, and why that debate matters
- The BAFTA Awards controversy, disability, accountability, and harm
- We are not apes: a moment of reckoning, and a call to stay alert about what leaders amplify
- Black excellence on ice: historic Winter Olympics moments and why access to untraditional sports matters
- Why young people have always been on the front lines of social change, including local student protest moments
- The SAVE Act explained, and what it could mean for voter registration and your access to the ballot
- Honoring Rev. Jesse Jackson and “Keeping Hope Alive” as a necessity in2026
Take action: If you care about protecting voting rights, call your U.S. Senators and tell them where you stand on the SAVE Act.
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Slingshot The Podcast: The Misunderstood Voice, The Culture’s Power.
Slingshot The Podcast is a platform for voices that are too often overlooked, misrepresented, or unheard. Through bold conversations on culture, sports, entertainment, and the forces shaping our world, we challenge narratives and amplify perspectives that matter. This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a movement to inform, inspire, and empower the culture from the inside out.
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