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Michael Eric Dyson

Michael Eric Dyson

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Oct 8, 2026

Jason WhitlockHOST
45:06
And so if you wanna know why Ryan Clark came to ESPN and did his, uh, decade-long, uh, Dr. Umar Johnson shtick, it's because Stephen A. made it look very, very profitable.
Jason WhitlockHOST
45:25
If you wanna know why Shannon Sharpe came over to FS1 at first and did his Malcolm X shtick, and, and they would bring on Michael Eric Dyson and play the race card at every turn, and they all pretended like, uh, Colin Kaepernick was, uh, the, the daughter of, of Medgar Evers and, uh, Angela Davis, or Martin Luther King and Angela Davis.
Jason WhitlockHOST
45:56
Put a little, uh, fake Afro on Colin Kaepernick, and these guys all ran behind Kaepernick for years selling his fraudulent act.
Jason WhitlockHOST
46:09
It's because that, that, that, that's what Stephen A. wrought.
Jason WhitlockHOST
12:46
... and I'm sure, Shannon Sharpe, you go back to Undisputed and the kinds of things Shannon talked about on Undisputed with Skip Bayless.
Jason WhitlockHOST
12:55
They would bring in, what's, Michael Eric Dyson and talk about these racial issues that would be discussed on MSNBC.
Jason WhitlockHOST
13:03
You know, all of the Black Lives Matter stuff.
Jason WhitlockHOST
13:06
Shannon, uh, put himself out there like he was some sort of social justice warrior intellectual.
Michael WearGUEST
2:48
And You don't need to be around black music for very long until you're introduced to the black church and black Christianity and sort of the social conscious of that music.
Michael WearGUEST
3:05
And so an exciting night for me growing up was Watching the State of the Black Union, which was an annual event that Tavis Smiley used to put on and listening to Michael Eric Dyson and Cornel West.
Michael WearGUEST
3:19
And so that was all formative.
Michael WearGUEST
3:21
And I think because I had that line, when I became a Christian myself, I was also familiar with this deeply civic perspective.
Boyce WatkinsHOST
55:58
And when I first started as a public scholar, as a public intellectual, I was talking to my brother about it.
Boyce WatkinsHOST
56:04
And I said, I really like Michael Eric Dyson.
Boyce WatkinsHOST
56:06
I like what he does.
Boyce WatkinsHOST
56:08
I like what Cornel West does.
Kristin DiggsGUEST
12:18
Even though in the Christian tradition, pride is considered one of the seven deadly sins.
Kristin DiggsGUEST
12:25
Interestingly, um, one contemporary theologian, Michael Eric Dyson, said, "Of the seven deadly sins, pride is the only one with a virtuous side." Acknowledging pride's complexity.
Kristin DiggsGUEST
12:46
In reading the news in the last few days, um, what I've been most struck by is reports regarding basically obstruction, denial of free speech, um, specifically reports about major American news outlets being denied long-standing access to the White House on the basis of their kind of coverage, the kind of coverage they offer on the basis of their speech, their written language.
Kristin DiggsGUEST
13:15
Another piece that caught my eye, uh, just this morning, um, for a related reason, was a piec-piece about a major social media platform, who shall remain unnamed, that owns two of the most popular international social media platforms that I imagine most people in this room are quite familiar with and probably have even used today, if not in the last couple of days, and they too will remain unnamed.
Carlos LozadaGUEST
31:03
So I, there was, I was reading another book.
Carlos LozadaGUEST
31:06
I was reading a book by a writer named Michael Eric Dyson, teaches at Georgetown, writes about black politics a lot.
Carlos LozadaGUEST
31:14
And he, at one point he said that, I think it was, I think he was referring to that famous moment when Obama said, if I had a son, he would look like Trayvon, look like Trayvon Martin.
Carlos LozadaGUEST
31:25
And I think, don't quote me.
Jay MottyHOST
49:30
He came on, did the event preview for us.
Jay MottyHOST
49:32
Michael Dyson says, if you could pick, oh no, we've done that one, sorry.
Jay MottyHOST
49:36
Sweaty one, that was all about fictional.
Jay MottyHOST
49:38
Oh no, no, I'm telling lies.
Jay MottyHOST
49:39
Michael Dyson, forgive me, I'm all over the gaff.
Jay MottyHOST
49:42
If you could pick a fictional character to be Man United manager, who would you pick? Mine would be Samuel L.
Jay MottyHOST
49:47
Jackson's character from Pulp Fiction.
Boyce WatkinsHOST
24:43
That name means nothing to anybody.
Boyce WatkinsHOST
24:45
So maybe I should go connect with Michael Eric Dyson, because he's somebody.
Boyce WatkinsHOST
24:49
That'll make me somebody, too.
Boyce WatkinsHOST
24:51
And maybe I should try to see if I can meet Barack Obama or whatever.
Bob PrinceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:09
Focus curveball right in there.
Bob PrinceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:12
Bring up shortstop Mike Dyson at 219.
Bob PrinceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:15
No homers and 34 runs batted in.
Bob PrinceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:21
Dyson's played pretty well for the Cardinals, Nellie, it's short.

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