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Kadeem Hardison and Darryl M. Bell dive into arts and pop culture &mdash; then rewatch every episode of "A Different World" on their new comedy podcast.
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Society is brimming with hypocrisy, indignation and opinions—the Selective Ignorance podcast will dare to challenge the complexities behind internet reaction and the public’s beliefs by unpacking trending topics with comedic education and outlandish hot takes.

Each week, Mandii B engages guests from the worlds of media, comedy and entertainment, as well as cultural and topical experts, to tackle everything from current events to the latest scandals in order to confront biases, embrace the uncomfortable and embark on a journey that shakes the status quo.

Society is brimming with hypocrisy, indignation and opinions—the Selective Ignorance podcast will dare to challenge the complexities behind internet reaction and the public’s beliefs by unpacking trending topics with comedic education and outlandish hot takes. Each week, Mandii B engages guests from the worlds of media, comedy and entertainment, as well as cultural and topical experts, to tackle everything from current events to the latest scandals in order to confront biases, embrace the uncomfortable and embark on a journey that shakes the status quo.

Society is brimming with hypocrisy, indignation and opinions—the Selective Ignorance podcast will dare to challenge the complexities behind internet reaction and the public’s beliefs by unpacking trending topics with comedic education and outlandish...

Selective Ignorance with Mandii B

Introducing: A Different World View with Darryl & Kadeem

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Mandii B is back with a spooky and hilarious Halloween-themed episode of Selective Ignorance, joined by A-King and Jason “Jah” Lee for an entertaining conversation about Halloween traditions, controversial costumes, candy rankings, and Black representation in horror movies. The crew kicks things off with Halloween jokes and costume ideas [00:00] [00:47], reminiscing about throwback outfits and hats [01:51] before a quick sports detour [04:14]. They explore the origins of Halloween, from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain to the influence of All Saints’ Day and Irish and Scottish immigration on modern American traditions [05:36]. The conversation shifts to spirituality and personal beliefs [08:24], followed by a hilarious detour into mass hysteria [10:16]. Things get heated when the crew declares war on candy corn [12:27], debates the worst Halloween candies [15:58], and ranks their most disliked treats. The laughs continue as they reveal their top five most problematic Halloween costumes of 2026[18:17], including Jeffrey Epstein, Charlie Kirk-inspired costumes, blackface, Diddy in jail with baby oil, and ICE agents [23:09], before debating which costume crosses the line the most [23:54] and why certain politically charged costumes are simply unacceptable.

The conversation turns to horror entertainment as the crew shares recommendations, including Crystal Lake and Carrie [26:31], before ranking their top five Black actors and characters in horror movies[29:25]. From Ice Cube in Anaconda and LL Cool J in Deep Blue Sea to Daniel Kaluuya in Get Out, Jada Pinkett Smith in Scream 2, and Aaliyah in Queen of the Damned, the crew celebrates memorable Black performances that helped shape the horror genre. They also revisit the terrifying legacy of Candyman[35:09], explore the intersection of Black horror and comedy with nods to Bladeand other cult classics [40:21], and take an unexpected detour into alien conspiracy theories [42:15]. The episode wraps with Halloween safety reminders, encouragement to vote, and final thoughts [44:30]. From the worst Halloween candy and most offensive costumes to iconic Black horror films and the history of Halloween, Selective Ignorance delivers a fun, nostalgic, and culturally relevant conversation filled with laughs, debates, and plenty of spooky-season ignorance. 

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Mandii B is back with a spooky and hilarious Halloween-themed episode of Selective Ignorance, joined by A-King and Jason &ldquo;Jah&rdquo; Lee for an entertaining conversation about Halloween traditions, controversial costumes, candy rankings, and Black representation in horror movies. The crew kicks things off with Halloween jokes and costume ideas [00:00] [00:47], reminiscing about throwback outfits and hats [01:51] before a quick sports detour [04:14]. They explore the origins of Halloween, from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain to the influence of All Saints&rsquo; Day and Irish and Scottish immigration on modern American traditions [05:36]. The conversation shifts to spirituality and personal beliefs [08:24], followed by a hilarious detour into mass hysteria [10:16]. Things get heated when the crew declares war on candy corn [12:27], debates the worst Halloween candies [15:58], and ranks their most disliked treats. The laughs continue as they reveal their top five most problematic Halloween costumes of 2026 [18:17], including Jeffrey Epstein, Charlie Kirk-inspired costumes, blackface, Diddy in jail with baby oil, and ICE agents [23:09], before debating which costume crosses the line the most [23:54] and why certain politically charged costumes are simply unacceptable.
The conversation turns to horror entertainment as the crew shares recommendations, including Crystal Lake and Carrie [26:31], before ranking their top five Black actors and characters in horror movies [29:25]. From Ice Cube in Anaconda and LL Cool J in Deep Blue Sea to Daniel Kaluuya in Get Out, Jada Pinkett Smith in Scream 2, and Aaliyah in Queen of the Damned, the crew celebrates memorable Black performances that helped shape the horror genre. They also revisit the terrifying legacy of Candyman [35:09], explore the intersection of Black horror and comedy with nods to Bladeand other cult classics [40:21], and take an unexpected detour into alien conspiracy theories [42:15]. The episode wraps with Halloween safety reminders, encouragement to vote, and final thoughts [44:30]. From the worst Halloween candy and most offensive costumes to iconic Black horror films and the history of Halloween, Selective Ignorance delivers a fun, nostalgic, and culturally relevant conversation filled with laughs, debates, and plenty of spooky-season ignorance.&nbsp;
No Holes Barred: A Dual Manifesto Of Sexual Exploration And Power&rdquo; w/ Tempest X!
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Spooky Season: Black Face and Ice Agents | Bonus Episode

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Mandii B returns with another politically charged episode of Selective Ignorance, joined by A-King, Jason “Jah” Lee, and special guest journalist and political commentator Kevin Ortega-Rojas for an unfiltered conversation about Donald Trump, immigration enforcement, healthcare, and the upcoming midterm elections. After recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month [00:00] and emphasizing the importance of voting [00:38], Mandii introduces the panel [02:13] before a Hispanic Heritage Month mix-up [04:46] sparks a discussion about the differences between Latino and Hispanic identity and how racial and ethnic classifications shape public perception [07:59]. The crew examines Trump's controversial Affordable Care Act (ACA) refund checks [12:37], questioning the political messaging behind the payments and how misinformation influences low-information voters [18:34]. The conversation expands into why basic public services and progressive policies are labeled radical [23:48], the influence of wealthy political donors and tech billionaires [27:47], and concerns surrounding Venezuela and U.S. foreign policy [28:30]. They revisit the political backlash against Barack Obama [31:39], challenge misconceptions about democratic socialism [34:25], and examine how culture wars, social media algorithms, and online misinformation shape political narratives [35:36] [37:07] [39:55].

The discussion shifts to Republican immigration messaging [43:42], Trump's attempts to reshape his political image [49:36], and the challenges journalists face covering ongoing ICE operations amid shrinking newsroom resources [53:24]. Kevin provides insight into immigration detention conditions, community resistance, and the reopening of New Jersey's Delaney Hall facility [55:52], while addressing Louisiana's role in deportation operations [58:13] and the Liam Ramos immigration case [58:46]. The crew then reacts to Nicki Minaj encouraging her followers to “vote red” [59:35], questioning her political shift, motivations, and relationship with conservative audiences [01:01:07], before debating whether her comments could influence fans, DJs, and club culture [01:05:26]. Kevin closes with his predictions for the midterm elections, including the possibility of Democrats regaining control of the House while Republicans retain the Senate, and stresses the importance of voter turnout, early voting, and understanding mail-in ballot rules [01:11:02]. The episode wraps with final thoughts and where to follow the guests [01:16:05]. From Trump's healthcare policies and ICE deportations to Nicki Minaj's political endorsement, voter suppression concerns, and the future of American democracy, Selective Ignorance delivers a timely conversation about political accountability, media literacy, and the power of the Black and Latino vote. 

No Holes Barred: A Dual Manifesto Of Sexual Exploration And Power” w/ Tempest X!

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Mandii B returns with another politically charged episode of Selective Ignorance, joined by A-King, Jason &ldquo;Jah&rdquo; Lee, and special guest journalist and political commentator Kevin Ortega-Rojas for an unfiltered conversation about Donald Trump, immigration enforcement, healthcare, and the upcoming midterm elections. After recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month [00:00] and emphasizing the importance of voting [00:38], Mandii introduces the panel [02:13] before a Hispanic Heritage Month mix-up [04:46] sparks a discussion about the differences between Latino and Hispanic identity and how racial and ethnic classifications shape public perception [07:59]. The crew examines Trump's controversial Affordable Care Act (ACA) refund checks [12:37], questioning the political messaging behind the payments and how misinformation influences low-information voters [18:34]. The conversation expands into why basic public services and progressive policies are labeled radical [23:48], the influence of wealthy political donors and tech billionaires [27:47], and concerns surrounding Venezuela and U.S. foreign policy [28:30]. They revisit the political backlash against Barack Obama [31:39], challenge misconceptions about democratic socialism [34:25], and examine how culture wars, social media algorithms, and online misinformation shape political narratives [35:36] [37:07] [39:55].
The discussion shifts to Republican immigration messaging [43:42], Trump's attempts to reshape his political image [49:36], and the challenges journalists face covering ongoing ICE operations amid shrinking newsroom resources [53:24]. Kevin provides insight into immigration detention conditions, community resistance, and the reopening of New Jersey's Delaney Hall facility [55:52], while addressing Louisiana's role in deportation operations [58:13] and the Liam Ramos immigration case [58:46]. The crew then reacts to Nicki Minaj encouraging her followers to &ldquo;vote red&rdquo; [59:35], questioning her political shift, motivations, and relationship with conservative audiences [01:01:07], before debating whether her comments could influence fans, DJs, and club culture [01:05:26]. Kevin closes with his predictions for the midterm elections, including the possibility of Democrats regaining control of the House while Republicans retain the Senate, and stresses the importance of voter turnout, early voting, and understanding mail-in ballot rules [01:11:02]. The episode wraps with final thoughts and where to follow the guests [01:16:05]. From Trump's healthcare policies and ICE deportations to Nicki Minaj's political endorsement, voter suppression concerns, and the future of American democracy, Selective Ignorance delivers a timely conversation about political accountability, media literacy, and the power of the Black and Latino vote.&nbsp;
No Holes Barred: A Dual Manifesto Of Sexual Exploration And Power&rdquo; w/ Tempest X!
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Ep. 87 | Too Big To Rig feat. Kevin Ortega-Rojas  (@hereswhykevin)

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Mandii B returns with another entertaining episode of Selective Ignorance, joined by A-King, Jason “Jah” Lee, and special guests Glasses Malone and Jason Martin aka Problem, for an unfiltered conversation about West Coast hip-hop, Black culture, sports, and entertainment. After introducing the guests [00:00] [00:51], Mandii and Glasses exchange some playful jabs [01:50] before revisiting the backlash Mandii received on Threads for naming Los Angeles her least favorite city [05:51]. The crew debates America's least favorite cities, safety, and regional rivalries [09:08], along with strip club culture [12:00] and how wealth can influence perspectives on Black identity [16:37]. Stephen Jackson's controversial comments about biracial NBA players and the decline of basketball talent [20:56] spark a heated discussion about Anthony Edwards' parenting controversy [23:08], race and representation in professional basketball [27:38], and some hilarious group chat chaos [28:32]. The conversation explores how money shapes young athletes [28:53], the differences between desperation and privilege [29:47], and the intersections of race, poverty, and opportunity, including debates about poor white communities and perceived biracial advantages [32:40] [35:31] [39:06].

The conversation shifts to the Hulu/FX series The Drop, set in 1990s Los Angeles following the era depicted in Snowfall[44:23], as Jason Martin breaks down his contributions to the show's original music, creative consulting, and commitment to cultural authenticity [45:10]. The crew explores the importance of accurate street language [53:01], filming in real neighborhoods [55:11], and recreating authentic Los Angeles environments [55:56]. They revisit a viral scene featuring Dara [56:40], discuss dating boundaries and approaching men [59:23], and examine community dynamics, identity, and representation [01:00:37]. Jason also shares his acting experience on the series [01:01:49], addresses the exhaustion surrounding constant Drake questions [01:03:11], and recalls a costly production mishap involving corrupted camera cards that forced a major reshoot [01:04:59]. After reflecting on their podcast run and a memorable strip club outing [01:10:03], the crew discusses Emmy aspirations and the emotional impact of episode five [01:13:43], before closing with where to watch the series and final thoughts [01:17:21]. From Stephen Jackson's NBA controversy and racial privilege to Los Angeles hip-hop history, authentic Black storytelling, and the making of The Drop, Selective Ignorance delivers another candid conversation about culture, representation, and the stories shaping entertainment. 

No Holes Barred: A Dual Manifesto Of Sexual Exploration And Power” w/ Tempest X!

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Mandii B returns with another entertaining episode of Selective Ignorance, joined by A-King, Jason &ldquo;Jah&rdquo; Lee, and special guests Glasses Malone and Jason Martin aka Problem, for an unfiltered conversation about West Coast hip-hop, Black culture, sports, and entertainment. After introducing the guests&nbsp;[00:00] [00:51], Mandii and Glasses exchange some playful jabs [01:50] before revisiting the backlash Mandii received on Threads for naming Los Angeles her least favorite city [05:51]. The crew debates America's least favorite cities, safety, and regional rivalries [09:08], along with strip club culture [12:00] and how wealth can influence perspectives on Black identity [16:37]. Stephen Jackson's controversial comments about biracial NBA players and the decline of basketball talent [20:56] spark a heated discussion about Anthony Edwards' parenting controversy [23:08], race and representation in professional basketball [27:38], and some hilarious group chat chaos [28:32]. The conversation explores how money shapes young athletes [28:53], the differences between desperation and privilege [29:47], and the intersections of race, poverty, and opportunity, including debates about poor white communities and perceived biracial advantages [32:40] [35:31] [39:06].
The conversation shifts to the Hulu/FX series The Drop, set in 1990s Los Angeles following the era depicted in Snowfall[44:23], as Jason Martin breaks down his contributions to the show's original music, creative consulting, and commitment to cultural authenticity [45:10]. The crew explores the importance of accurate street language [53:01], filming in real neighborhoods [55:11], and recreating authentic Los Angeles environments [55:56]. They revisit a viral scene featuring Dara [56:40], discuss dating boundaries and approaching men [59:23], and examine community dynamics, identity, and representation [01:00:37]. Jason also shares his acting experience on the series [01:01:49], addresses the exhaustion surrounding constant Drake questions [01:03:11], and recalls a costly production mishap involving corrupted camera cards that forced a major reshoot [01:04:59]. After reflecting on their podcast run and a memorable strip club outing [01:10:03], the crew discusses Emmy aspirations and the emotional impact of episode five [01:13:43], before closing with where to watch the series and final thoughts [01:17:21]. From Stephen Jackson's NBA controversy and racial privilege to Los Angeles hip-hop history, authentic Black storytelling, and the making of The Drop, Selective Ignorance delivers another candid conversation about culture, representation, and the stories shaping entertainment.&nbsp;
No Holes Barred: A Dual Manifesto Of Sexual Exploration And Power&rdquo; w/ Tempest X!
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Great Migration, Superior Biracials & The Drop feat. Glasses Malone & Problem | Bonus Episode

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