Maz & Juan

This week Maz & Juan hit the road and visit Left Forum where we interview author and journalist Chris Hedges about his new book Wages of Rebellion. We also ran into a crazy, racist, white woman who called BLM protesters thugs and told a Mexican-American to go back to Mexico, before she mistakenly meandered into a gathering of Marxists.

Maz & Juan return for season 2 of the award winning podcast. This week we dissect dastardly, dynastic, presidential politics. We then offer a mild defense of Cornel West against Michael Eric Dyson's scathing TNR profile. And in Tell Me Something Good we discuss, well, art, and how Juan just doesn't get it.

This week Maz is joined by guest host Andrew Jones and guests: reporter Terrell Starr, and human rights researcher Indrani Balaratnam. The foursome breakdown a recent Buzzfeed essay by Starr that focused on his suicidalization and the broader issue of black mental health and trauma. They also discuss the hanging death of Mississippi's Otis Byrd.

No guest, means more conversation from Maz & Juan this week. We dives into the inability of white people to understand the animus many non-white people have toward police. Then we lay into news outlets like that NY Daily News that treat black crime differently from white crime.

On this special episode of Maz & Juan we debate one of the oldest questions in the history of the world: Does god exist? It's the only major issue on which your humble hosts disagree. Journalist Andrew Jones joins the show.

Maz & Juan are joined by Jewish Voice for Peace's Naomi Dann to break down Netanyahu's one millionth warning about Iran. Maz & Juan then dissect the horror story that is the Ferguson Report. Plus, as always, "Tell Me Something Good". And this week we have outtakes.