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Andrew Young

Andrew Young

Activist and former United States Ambassador to the United NationsWikipedia

Search complete. 42 mentions across 27 episodes found for "Andrew Young".

Sep 24, 2026

John Hope BryantHOST
14:43
I'll just stay here.
John Hope BryantHOST
14:44
And then around 2009, in the middle of that crisis, I moved to Atlanta from Los Angeles, my birth city of Los Angeles, moved to Atlanta at the recommendation of Ambassador Andrew Young.
John Hope BryantHOST
14:56
And I bought a place in Atlanta, which also, by the way, basically I sold it for double what I paid for it.
John Hope BryantHOST
15:05
A little less than that, but about double.
Kelly Carter JacksonHOST
29:04
I mean, I think about like what it means to see someone like, you know, Shirley Chisholm or Barbara Jordan or...
Kelly Carter JacksonHOST
29:13
Andrew Young become the mayor of Atlanta or David Dinkins or Harold Washington in Chicago, like not only are these leaders coming into office, but they're doing something that that happens also in Reconstruction, which is they're changing the game for everyone, not just their black constituents.
Kelly Carter JacksonHOST
29:31
And so it's allowing people to have a different imagination or sense of possibility about what it might look like to see someone else in power.
Kelly Carter JacksonHOST
29:41
And, oh, actually, I'm not being boxed out.
Killer MikeHOST
24:10
He lines up with Fannie Lou Hamer.
Killer MikeHOST
24:12
He lines up with Martin Luther King and Andy Young.
Killer MikeHOST
24:16
Why would I not align myself with that person? And I think...
Killer MikeHOST
24:19
I'll be very honest, we missed an opportunity.
Bradley TuskHOST
38:37
Yeah, they've always been.
Bradley TuskHOST
38:37
The civil rights community, Lyle and I had the great honor of having coffee with Andrew Young in Atlanta a couple of weeks ago.
Bradley TuskHOST
38:44
He's almost 95.
Bradley TuskHOST
38:45
But we talked about mobile voting.
Walter TurnerHOST
10:26
One more question before we jump into your book.
Walter TurnerHOST
10:29
Is it always a problem from your research that when African Americans become Involved in international affairs, it becomes a bit, what's the word we say, dicey, whether it's Malcolm X and his visits to Africa, whether it's situations like Donald McHenry, who booted out for his statements, or Andrew Young, I believe, about statements.
Walter TurnerHOST
10:53
Is it always dicey when African-Americans get involved? beyond the borders, international affairs, or is that too much of a generalization?
Gerald HorneGUEST
11:00
No, no, no.
Emanuel CleaverGUEST
24:57
Well, I think we can take a lesson.
Emanuel CleaverGUEST
25:00
There's a guy by the name of Andrew Young who served in the 5th District of Georgia from Atlanta, became the mayor of Atlanta.
Emanuel CleaverGUEST
25:11
But most people may not know that Andrew Young was the executive director for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
Emanuel CleaverGUEST
25:20
Martin Luther King hired him to do that job.
Emanuel CleaverGUEST
25:25
And whenever you hear people say, well, yeah, I was in the movement and I went to jail with Andrew Young.
Emanuel CleaverGUEST
25:31
They're lying.
Emanuel CleaverGUEST
25:35
Dr.
Emanuel CleaverGUEST
25:35
King didn't want Andrew Young to go to jail.
John Hope BryantHOST
5:05
And today is one of my most special days because you've heard this name, my God, on my...
John Hope BryantHOST
5:14
If you did a survey of my podcast over three seasons, probably 60% of them at some point I mention Ambassador Andrew Young.
John Hope BryantHOST
5:22
You know, that's my mentor for moral authority and civil rights and social justice and dignity in the world.
John Hope BryantHOST
5:27
And when it comes to understanding how capitalism and free enterprise works, business works, fairness works in business, somebody who walks their talk, somebody I believe in.

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Tony ResslerGUEST
31:34
Even what we've done in Centennial Yards-
John Hope BryantHOST
31:37
Mm-hmm
Tony ResslerGUEST
31:37
... and trying to bring in a large group of local investors, in addition to yourself, in addition to Sanjay Gupta, in addition to Andrew Young, in addition to Grant Hill, in addition to, in addition to Shaquille O'Neal or 2 Chainz or Quavo.
John Hope BryantHOST
31:54
Killer Mike.
Type Three AudioNARRATOR
32:41
End quote.
Type Three AudioNARRATOR
32:42
Andrew Young tells us to heed Coxon's warning.
Type Three AudioNARRATOR
32:45
There are many others, as well, that were cut for space.
Type Three AudioNARRATOR
32:49
Heading.
Julian ZelizerGUEST
18:03
And that's how the book comes off.
Julian ZelizerGUEST
18:06
And a lot of civil rights leaders, especially those who come from the religious world like Andrew Young, kind of read his book.
Julian ZelizerGUEST
18:13
And they're very taken by it.
Julian ZelizerGUEST
18:15
They each have some prophet who they find very meaningful in terms of their own understanding of what was going on.
Ernest Harden Jr.GUEST
40:48
And my parents marched on the March of Washington when everybody was there.
Ernest Harden Jr.GUEST
40:53
And my minister, Reverend Nicholas Hood, also gave Andrew Young his first job.
Ernest Harden Jr.GUEST
41:01
He knew Andrew Young as a young boy.
Ernest Harden Jr.GUEST
41:04
So they were all really involved.
Ernest Harden Jr.GUEST
41:07
But it was progressive thinking.

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