Looking for legal experts AND Black Americans with stories/facts/data about police encounters around the US.
Why does America have two distinctly different views on interactions between Black Americans and the Police? Black Americans, what would you wish the police did differently? Former Police/Experts, what is fact vs. fiction in the media's portrayal of law enforcement when tension arises? Looking to give a balanced look at this from both sides hopefully to find a common thread of.
| Show Name: * | Relations: The Podcast |
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| Show Description: * | We discuss social, romantic, and professional relationships. Anything surrounding how people interact with each other during their normal lives. With the recent coverage of race relations in the media being charged in one direction or another, we're looking to have primary sources from both sides communicate (directly or indirectly) through this show to give a better perspective to our listeners |
| Booking Contact for Interviews: * | Elijah R. Young |
| Email Address: * | elijah@elijahryoung.com |
| Audience Demographics for Your Show: * | American Adults of all ages and creeds |
| Audience Size for Your Show and Source for Your Claim: * | Source: RawVoice Statistics Downloads ~500K Monthly Downloads ~30K |
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| Station Call Letters + Network(s) + Broadcast Schedule + Time Zone + Format: * | Relations: The POdcast |
| Website URL: * | http://www.relationspodcast.com |
| Show URL: * | https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/relations-the-podcast/id688781806?mt=2 |
| If you charge for interviews, ask for co-promotions, request "donations", or have other expectations of your guests, what are they and what do guests get back? * | No fee |