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Eddie Glaude

Eddie Glaude

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Nov 7, 2026

speaker_2ADVERTISER
46:44
Yeah.
Charles BlowGUEST
46:46
I was talking to Eddie Glaude, a personal professor.
Charles BlowGUEST
46:49
He was like, all these white friends I have, they're going to make mistakes sometimes, say something crazy.
Charles BlowGUEST
46:54
But it's just because of the culture that they're raised in.
Stephen MillerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:42
You see, it's in every religion.
Antonia HyltonHOST
40:46
And joining me now is my friend Eddie Glaude Jr., MSNL political analyst and James S. McDonald Distinguished University professor at Princeton University.
Antonia HyltonHOST
40:55
Eddie, it is good to see you this weekend.
Antonia HyltonHOST
40:57
Tell me, why do you think this progressive spirit is catching on?
McKinley MeltonGUEST
37:16
They know that name.
McKinley MeltonGUEST
37:18
They might certainly show up for an Eddie Glaude if they've seen them, you know, these public intellectuals.
McKinley MeltonGUEST
37:23
But you say Nikki Giovanni's coming to town and that room is standing room only every time.
McKinley MeltonGUEST
37:28
And I've seen her read about at least 10 times over the course of my life.

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McKinley MeltonGUEST
60:01
I think that, you know, there is a. There's a need for us to constantly reckon with the intellectual tradition, the expressive tradition, the idea that Black folks in some ways have been saying a lot of the same things for a long time.
McKinley MeltonGUEST
60:18
I mean, we've been finding creative, innovative ways of saying it.
McKinley MeltonGUEST
60:23
But, you know, Frederick Douglass is making a lot of the same arguments that Baldwin is making and a lot of the same arguments that, you know, Josh Myers is making, that Eddie Glaude is making, right? Like that there is a continuum of kind of continuity, right? In that, you know, there's nothing new under the sun.
McKinley MeltonGUEST
60:42
But I worry that our... constant um investment in the kind of um the through lines maybe doesn't always allow us to to embrace the kind of capaciousness of what it is that black studies does right like yeah we've been making some of the same arguments about the condition of whiteness and you know the the kind of the perils of anti-Blackness for, you know, for our society.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
38:42
Jacob Soboroff, thank you for joining us today, for walking and talking like none other.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
38:46
Eddie Glaude, thank you for being here today with me.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
38:49
Ahead for us, it is another reminder of Donald Trump.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
38:53
incompetence, of his corruption, of his willingness to use the power of the federal government to falsely target our country, our citizens of our country.
GodfreyHOST
36:16
And that stuff is on YouTube.
GodfreyHOST
36:19
Eddie Glaude that we just had.
GodfreyHOST
36:20
Eddie Glaude from Princeton University.
GodfreyHOST
36:22
Eddie Glaude is dope.
GodfreyHOST
36:24
What's his name? Oh, God.
GodfreyHOST
36:27
George.
Jerid P. WoodsHOST
40:05
They just decide to, you know, separate themselves from it.
Jerid P. WoodsHOST
40:09
How are you? How are you, you know, you got Eddie Glaude doing this same work, all of these brothers doing this work to try and inform, educate, et cetera.
Jerid P. WoodsHOST
40:21
How are you remaining optimistic? Are there things you're seeing happening around the country that are giving you hope? Because even some of the things that we know are the way, like nonprofits, et cetera, are vastly defunded right now and having to, I guess, renovate their messages as well.
Jerid P. WoodsHOST
40:39
So how are you, what are you seeing, I guess, as keeping you optimistic? Are you optimistic? You know what I mean?
Cheryl FarrisNARRATOR
24:36
We must remember that our refusal to act will define the future of our youth who will become future generations.
Cheryl FarrisNARRATOR
24:43
Eddie S. Glaude Jr. maintains that the idea of politics assumes a different kind of leadership.
Cheryl FarrisNARRATOR
24:51
It insists on the capabilities and responsibilities of everyday, ordinary black people and urges them to reach for a higher self, even in opportunity deserts.
Cheryl FarrisNARRATOR
25:04
Those deserts are fertile ground to be politically creative.
Omar MooreHOST
35:07
The election is going to be decided by you at the ballot box voting early.
Omar MooreHOST
35:19
So trust yourself, trust your gut and stop listening to all these talking heads who often get it wrong yet are still booked again on a corporate news cable network as many of them are the same people who got it wrong in 2016 the same people who are telling you don't vote for Hillary Clinton leave your ballot blank if you're not in a battleground state Eddie Glaude the same people who told you all that kind of nonsense and garbage in 2016, are still on the air in 2026, 10 years later, talking all their nonsense and saying, oh, well, this should be a win here and Nolan Wells should get justice.
Omar MooreHOST
36:07
Well, you know what? He probably would have got justice if he had actually had sensible outlook and said that Hillary Clinton should be voted for she must be voted for because maybe we could have turned a lot of this stuff around we'll never know for sure now but I want you to ignore all these people even the ones you like who said to you that oh my goodness me this is happening and that's happening Those people get paid to say what they say in many instances.
Omar MooreHOST
36:45
They get paid to say something in many instances.
Will FordGUEST
31:29
Senator for Georgia right now, Raphael Warnock.
Will FordGUEST
31:32
Raphael Warnock, when I was at Morehouse, we took, we had philosophy and religion together, right? Eddie Glaude, who's on MSNBC, He was there when I was at Morehouse.
Will FordGUEST
31:49
Mark Lamont Hill, CNN guy.
Will FordGUEST
31:53
But guys, we would be in rooms talking things out, hashing things out, all that stuff back then.
Chris MorrowPANELIST
67:04
That's the key.
Charlamagne Tha GodHOST
67:04
This is Eddie Glaude.
Charlamagne Tha GodHOST
67:06
I saw Eddie Glaude on the 154 Africa podcast, and I like Eddie Glaude.
Chris MorrowPANELIST
67:09
I like Eddie Glaude as well.
Charlamagne Tha GodHOST
67:10
I like Eddie Glaude.
Charlamagne Tha GodHOST
67:11
I would love to see him and John Hope Bryant have a conversation.
Chris MorrowPANELIST
67:13
Who is E- who is Eddie, for those of us like me who don't know?
Charlamagne Tha GodHOST
67:18
Pull up Eddie.

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