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In a recent telephone conversation on The Neoliberal Round Podcast, I spoke again with John Anthony Castro, the former Republican presidential candidate who gained national attention through litigation seeking to disqualify Donald Trump from the presidential ballot under Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment. Castro is currently incarcerated following his federal tax conviction, which he continues to challenge through the federal a...

Renaldo McKenzie discusses how Philly Schools are reopening earlier than usual cutting into students summer break. Joined by George Thomas III, a Professor and Clinical Director, the two agree that Philadelphia must find innovative ways to improve outcomes and that students' leisure is important to students' success and learning.

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Former Republican presidential candidate says he is a political prisoner as legal battle enters new phase.

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In this episode of The Neoliberal Round Podcast, Renaldo McKenzie examines the continuing incarceration and legal battle of John Anthony Castro, former GOP presidential candidate and president of AI Tax. Castro gained national attention after challenging Donald Trump’s eligibility fo...

This week, Rev. Richard Beckford joins the class to facilitate the discussions on Caribbean Theology. Rev. Beckford is Senior Pastor at Grenada Baptist Church and is a former Professor at Jamaica Theological Seminary. The Lecture is part of a series, the Caribbean Thought Lecture series, offered at Jamaica Theological Seminary and is facilitated by Rev. Renaldo McKenzie, DLS.

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On A Quick Note: Renaldo McKenzie shared a quick interview with the Manager at Harvest Grill Restaurant in Montgomeryville, PA, close to Philly. They were having their Restaurant Week. Check out the short interview.

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In part two of Lecture 8, Professor Renaldo McKenzie continues the discussions on the efficacy and completion of Caribbean Independence and Haitian freedoms in light of global capital power and new colonial structures.

Discussion Points:1. Who Made the Haitian Revolution?

Many textbooks emphasize: Toussaint Louverture. But Haiti's revolution was made by: Enslaved Africans Field workers Maroons Women Vodou leaders Communities Collec...

Professor Renaldo McKenzie discusses the Caribbean Historical Timeline and explores the Caribbean Revolution and independence, starting with Haiti. Haiti’s independence in 1804 did not merely free the western side of Hispaniola; it shook the entire colonial world. Yet the meaning of independence on the island became contested. Haiti’s victory over France marked the first successful Black republic born of an anti-slavery...

In today's lecture, we explore Caribbean history through the lens of cinema and globalization. We begin with Chapter 11 of Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty and Resistance by Renaldo McKenzie. This chapter examines the use of documentary films as forms of resistance and demonstrates how cinema can serve as a powerful medium for social critique and social change.The lecture centers on the documentary Life and ...

Twin brothers Ricardo and Renaldo are back for another episode of the Pulse, a series on The Neoliberal Round Podcast by Renaldo McKenzie. The twins debate Serena's return and predict how far she may or may not go in Wimbledon,

It was intense as the twins engaged in fierce discussions about major sporting news, reacting to Serena's return and several other notable stories.

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On this episode of Street Vibes: Pulse of the Street, Renaldo McKenzie sits down with an outspoken and passionate Jamaican citizen at the airport in Jamaica for a candid conversation about the state of the nation, leadership, history, economics, and the future of the Caribbean.

The discussion explores Jamaica's political journey from the era of Michael Manley and Edward Seaga to the present day, examining questions of self-reliance,...

This is an excerpt to Caribbean Thought facilitated by Rev. Renaldo McKenzie, Professor at Jamaica Theological Seminary and Creator and Host of The Neoliberal Round Podcast, President of The Neoliberal Corporation and Author of Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income INequality, Poverty and Resistance. Renaldo graduated with two masters from The University of Pennsylvania and publishing a second book Neoliberal Globalization Reconside...

After more than a century of advocacy and decades of federal struggle, the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina has been officially recognized as America's 575th federally recognized American Indian tribe. In this important episode of The Neoliberal Round Podcast, host Renaldo McKenzie is joined by Phoenix Moon and Dr. Nolan Fontaine to discuss the historic passage of the Lumbee Act (S.107), the significance of federal recognition, and t...

Street Vibes: Pulse of the Street is back on The Neoliberal Round this summer!

In this episode, Renaldo McKenzie vibes with Margo at the African American Herbal Store in Maplewood Mall, Germantown, Philadelphia. Margo is a dynamic creator offering African herbs, scents, clothing, textiles, and all things holistic and African.

The experience was powerful. The moment you walk in, the space breathes catharsis, therapy, peace, and cultur...

Part 2: In today’s lecture, students were asked to define the Caribbean and their place within it. The class began exploring questions of identity, heritage, belonging, and the meaning of Caribbean existence within the modern world system. Students reflected on their own heritage while examining the idea that the Caribbean itself may be an invention shaped by colonialism, imperialism, and external power structures.The lecture...

Part 1A: In today’s lecture, students were asked to define the Caribbean and their place within it. The class began exploring questions of identity, heritage, belonging, and the meaning of Caribbean existence within the modern world system. Students reflected on their own heritage while examining the idea that the Caribbean itself may be an invention shaped by colonialism, imperialism, and external power structures.The lectur...

It’s approaching June 14th. It’s not only Flag Day or Odunde Festival, but also the birthday of twin brothers Ricardo and Renaldo, hosts of The Neoliberal Round series, The Pulse.

Today, they sat down and discussed:

1. June 14th and June 19th
2. Sports:

The conversations were deep and powerful. The twins engaged in intense debate that listeners will fully enjoy on this episode of The Neoliberal Round – The Pulse, w...

"Time with God is wealth". That's according to Bishop Lipton McKenzie who had a conversation with me about the power of prayer and shared a testimony about a woman in his church who blind and whose sight was restored.

Bishop McKenzie is the Pastor of the National Church of God, Washington Park Florida.

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I have written and come to a realization, which has become a motif of sorts for me. Perhaps “motif” is not the perfect word, but it returns again and again. Nevertheless, I have written and come to the realization that life is about people and how people relate to one another.

Yet life is what you make it, or allow others to make of it for you.

I have come to discover that reality.

Kierkegaard once said, “Once you la...