Daytime Talk Is the New Black (ft. Shar Jossell & Ryan Mitchell)

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Jarrett Hill, Culture, Fanti, Comedy, Tre'vell Anderson, Journalists, Society & Culture

4.8 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 29 September 2022

⏱️ 65 minutes

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FANTI favorites Shar Jossell and Ryan Mitchell join jarrett and Tre’vell to talk Daytime TV. With veterans Ellen DeGeneres and Maury Povich being replaced by Jennifer Hudson and Karamo Brown respectively, the daytime airwaves are definitely Blacker, but are they better? Or do new hosts Karamo, J Hud and Sherri Shepherd need to find ways to make these shows their own so they don’t feel so…derivative? This week’s panel doesn’t hold back, so strap in.

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0:00.0	Hey there, beautiful people. Welcome to fan time to podcast for all those complex and
0:07.5	complicated conversations about the great areas. In our lives, I am entertainment, journalist,
0:13.8	editor, author rest, times two and 12 million other things. Trevelle Anderson and I am halfway
0:20.8	awake for definitely present. Excited to talk about daytime talk shows, Jared Hill. Coming
0:25.3	up on the show today, we have, I'm excited about this. We have two returning faves on the show
0:32.6	and we're trying to be talking about daytime talk shows and the unique thing that's actually
0:36.8	happening on daytime talk shows right now. But we're going to get into our past the popcorn segment.
0:42.7	This when we talk about some of the things I got going down in the social media streets.
0:47.0	All right, so there is this story going on on the internet. There's this young black woman
0:53.0	at USC who started at University of Southern California for specificity who started a major
0:59.4	rat team called the Cardinal Sisters of SC. She posted a bit of them performing at their first
1:05.9	football game of this year. Black Twitter went berserk. It's kind of kicked up, you know, a variety
1:12.5	of conversations that we've had entirely too many times. The HBCU versus PWI conversation.
1:19.0	There's conversations about is major at dancing HBCU culture versus black culture who has a claim
1:26.3	to it. What does it mean when you're doing it in a white space, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
1:30.8	It's been so much. The team, I believe, was on the Jennifer Hudson show this week,
1:37.2	you know, doing an interview with her. And so I thought this would be interesting for us to talk
1:41.3	about because, and we should say we did have a listener, Dr. James, who was on a previous episode
1:49.4	with us talking about COVID if I'm not mistaken. He, you know, DMed both of us thinking that this
1:56.8	would be a good topic for us to chat about. I had already seen it. And so it's, I wanted to,
2:02.0	you know, shout him out. Jared, I know you have a variety of thoughts. I think we've moved past
2:08.5	the HBCU versus PWI conversation. I hope we have moved past that because that is so 2008,
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