Blurred Lines With Blackline And Blueline

Episode 12 of the Blurred Lines Podcast welcomes local rapper Dee Dee to the show. Blackline and Blueline along with producer Tjuan talk to Dee Dee about his arrest in 2012 for selling cocaine and his eventual recovery from street life. The guys also discuss addiction and the many ways in which addiction manifests in different people. Once again, thanks for listening and don’t forget to check out our sponsor Blacklustre Clothing Company! Social Media Contact: Instagram-blackline7Twitter: blackine _7

Welcome to episode 11 of the Blurred Lines Podcast!! In this episode Black and Blue along with producer Tjuan discuss the Scottsboro boys who were 9 black kids falsely accused of raping 2 white women in the 1930’s. The guys discuss the ways in which the media portrayed the Scottsboro boys and compared that to the way the media portrays black people today. This leads to a discussion of the ways in which black people are prosecuted for crimes compared to white people as well as other topics. Thanks again for listening and don’t forget to check out our sponsor, Blacklustre Clothing Company, for Blurred Lines merch and other apparel.

Welcome to the 10th episode of the Blurred Lines Podcast!! This episode marks the first episode featuring Blackline as a lawfully married man. Blue and Black along with a few interjections from Tjuan discuss Black’s recent wedding and marriage in general. They also discuss Lebron’s new school for inner city kids in Ohio, Dak Prescott’s recent comments, and a myriad of other topics. Thanks again for listening and don’t forget to check out our sponsor Blacklustre Clothing Company! Also, please donate to the podcast by using the Cashapp: Amun7

On episode 9 of the Blurred Lines Podcast Blueline returns to discuss Black Wall Street with Blackline and Tjuan. We also discuss the Terence Crutcher shooting that occurred in September 2016 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Blueline then tells a story that happened to him at work just a few days earlier which is a good example of the ways in which police should be dealing with subjects, such as Terence Crutcher, who are incapacitated by drugs. Don’t forget to check out our sponsor, Blacklustre Clothing Company, for Blurred Lines merch and other killer apparel. Once again, thanks for listening.

In this episode Blackline, Antjuan and Cracker Kyle address Juneteenth and Obama. They also address a lot of racial issues, especially in the black community. They dive deep into what’s wrong with the black community and what they wanted from Obama. If you are a fan of the show; please donate to the show. To fund the show please cash app: Amun7This episode is great!!!

In episode 7 of the Blurred Lines Podcast, Black and Blue along with producer Tjuan welcome Cracker Kyle to the show. Kyle is a longtime friend of Black’s and is his only African American friend. We discuss the police use of force continuum and the ways in which officers move up and down the continuum. We then discuss the Antwon Rose shooting in east Pittsburgh and the ways in which case law will once again likely lead to the officers eventual acquittal among other topics. Thanks again for listening and as always please show our sponsor Blacklustre clothing company some love.

In episode 6 of the Blurred Lines Podcast, black and blue, along with producer Tjuan, tackle Christianity and the many ways in which it’s viewed, practiced, and interpreted. This episode could be viewed by many as rather controversial, but black and blue see it more as an honest approach to the age old question; who is god??? Does god exist? If so, what might he/she/it look like?? Even more importantly, what does he/she/it expect from creation???? As a spoiler, we don’t necessarily answer these questions, but instead we discuss the many ways in which Christianity is viewed through the eyes of it’s varied and diverse adherents. Thanks again for listening and, as always, we appreciate those who are willing and able to tackle life’s biggest questions with honesty, openness, and good intention. To reach Blackine, if you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to these sources:Facebook- Thomas Deion AmunInstagram-Blackline7 Twitter-AceAmun7

In episode 5 of the Blurred Lines Podcast Black and Blue welcome their first guest to the show; Jabriel Allah. Jabriel is part of the Five Percent Nation, also known as The Nation of Gods and Earths which is an offshoot of the Nation of Islam. This was a bit of a departure from past shows covering topics such as faith and religion and how those concepts are viewed by the Five Percent Nation. As always, thanks for listening and don’t forget to check out our sponsor, Blacklustre Clothing Company. Follow the host of the show...Facebook: Thomas AmunInstagram: blackline7Twitter: AceAmun7 Facebook: Jabriel Nassir AllahInstagram: @jabrielallahJabriel’s Blog: https://wanderingeyes.weebly.com/

In episode 4 of the Blurred Lines Podcast, Blackline and Blueline are joined by producer Tjuan to discuss Reagan, Clinton, the war on drugs, addiction, and mental illness among other topics. The episode concludes with Blue discussing a real life police encounter in which Blue was incorrectly perceived to be profiling two black females. As always, thanks for listening! We hope these discussions challenge you to think deeper about important topics that effect us all! Also, don’t forget to check out our sponsor, Blacklustre Clothing Company.

In this episode Blackline and Blueline tackle the subject of Slave Codes. A set of rules and regulations that started during slavery but has seem to transcend it's way to the modern day era.

On July 6th, 2016, Philando Castile was shot and killed by St. Anthony, Minnesota police officer Jeronimo Yanez after being pulled over for a blown taillight. In this episode Blackline and Blueline discuss the shooting and the ways in which case law led to the eventual acquittal of Officer Yanez. Unfortunately we experienced technical difficulties while recording this episode which led to us losing approximately 20 minutes of the discussion. We did our best to pick up where the discussion left off, but it’s far from perfect. Our apologies for the error and please be patient as Black and Blue slowly learn the art of podcasting. Hope you learn from the show and, as always, thanks for listening

The problem is, we never talk. We keep to our own, we slander “the other”, and we go out of our way to point fingers. This serves to keep us all ignorant and unaware of other perspectives and experiences. What would happen if a 25 year old black kid from the Walker Holmes neighborhood of South Memphis sat down with a 42 year old white cop raised by small town conservative Christian parents to discuss racism, policing, culture, religion, and sports? The answer is the Blurred Lines podcast featuring Blackline and Blueline