Sammy Pisano's guest appearances

Sammy Pisano

Detoxicity: By Men, About Men, For Everyone

Patrick Brown

Josh Gondelman

Bryan Carter

Chris Gethard

Christian Finnegan

Dylan Thomas

Glen Phillips

Adam Weiner

Joe Kwaczala

Ali Mattu

Kevin McCaffrey

Mike Rosen

Evan Thomas

Garrett Gonzales

Peter Andre

OwlTail

Christopher Cruz

To say that racism is a pox on the United States of America is to understate the case greatly. While some people have only gotten hip to the injustices faced by all people of color, but especially Black people, as social media has gained traction in the last decade, every racial minority knows what it's like to encounter racism. For people like me (a Black man), the indignities of being othered are as normal as brushing your teeth, whether you're trying to get a bank loan approved, trying to shop, or just walking down the street. It's an ever-present menace. This episode features a loose conversation about race. By loose, I mean two things. One, the conversation is super casual and two, while racism is a through line, it's not the only topic covered. If you're a regular listener to Detoxicity, you'll recognize and welcome back the gentlemen joining me for this conversation: Sammy Pisano and Christopher Cruz are previous guests, and their thoughtful takes (as well as the mutual respect and chemistry we have with one another) compelled me to bring them back. Over the course of our chat, we talk about everything from the 2016 and 2020 elections to educating our White friends to the diversity that exists within the Black &amp; Latin communities.

To say that racism is a pox on the United States of America is to understate the case greatly. While some people have only gotten hip to the injustices faced by all people of color, but especially Black people, as social media has gained traction in the last decade, every racial minority knows what it's like to encounter racism. For people like me (a Black man), the indignities of being othered are as normal as brushing your teeth, whether you're trying to get a bank loan approved, trying to shop, or just walking down the street. It's an ever-present menace.   This episode features a loose conversation about race. By loose, I mean two things. One, the conversation is super casual and two, while racism is a through line, it's not the only topic covered. If you're a regular listener to Detoxicity, you'll recognize and welcome back the gentlemen joining me for this conversation: <a href="https://detoxpod.podbean.com/e/detoxpod15-sammy-pisano/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sammy Pisano</a> and <a href="https://detoxpod.podbean.com/e/detoxpod14-christopher-cruz/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Christopher Cruz </a>are previous guests, and their thoughtful takes (as well as the mutual respect and chemistry we have with one another) compelled me to bring them back. Over the course of our chat, we talk about everything from the 2016 and 2020 elections to educating our White friends to the diversity that exists within the Black &amp; Latin communities.

DetoxPod 56 : A Conversation About Race, Pt. 1 (With Sammy Pisano & Christopher Cruz)

Sammy Pisano is a young professional and owner/founder of Breakfast in Bed Media. This episode finds Sammy discussing his transitory upbringing as a "military brat" and his exposure to different cultures, culminating in teenage years spent in rural/suburban North Carolina. Sammy has plenty to say about the racism he experienced in his younger years, and the less overt racism he experiences in corporate America. He also discusses how the discipline he grew up with has influenced his ability to assume a leadership role in different facets of his life.

Sammy Pisano is a young professional and owner/founder of <a href="https://www.breakfastinbedmedia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Breakfast in Bed Media.</a> This episode finds Sammy discussing his transitory upbringing as a "military brat" and his exposure to different cultures, culminating in teenage years spent in rural/suburban North Carolina. Sammy has plenty to say about the racism he experienced in his younger years, and the less overt racism he experiences in corporate America. He also discusses how the discipline he grew up with has influenced his ability to assume a leadership role in different facets of his life.

DetoxPod15: Sammy Pisano