Julius Bailey's guest appearances

Julius Bailey

Five Good Questions Podcast

Inside Scoop Live!

Akron Roundtable Podcast

Naval Ravikant

Meb Faber

Michael Mauboussin

Dorie Clark

Jason Zweig

Majora Carter

Jon Vroman

James Clear

Adam Levin

Warren Buffett

Charlie Munger

Julie Broad

Steve Kamb

Mike Michalowicz

Steven Johnson

OwlTail

Presentation: Within weeks America will engage in the election of our 46th president. What has been seen as the beacon of democratic light, namely American democracy, is seen now by some to be flickering and in need of oxygen. Dr. Bailey will take us through history and land us right into a 2020 that even historians of this country could not imagine. What are our options? Where should our energies be? While many feel hopeless and punched in the gut, this talk will encourage us to fight on, pray on and push on. Speaker: Dr. Julius Bailey is an award-winning author and educator. He is a philosopher, cultural critic, social theorist and diversity lecturer. Dr. Bailey has been a guest on numerous media outlets, and is often sought to speak at colleges, prisons, churches, and for community organizations across America. He has authored five academic books and one memoir including the award-winning Racial Realities and Post-Racial Dreams: The Age of Obama and Beyond and his current book, Racism, Hypocrisy and Bad Faith: A Moral Challenge to the America I Love (released in February of 2020). Find full speaker bio and event video here: https://bit.ly/3d5oB1p

Presentation: Within weeks America will engage in the election of our 46th president. What has been seen as the beacon of democratic light, namely American democracy, is seen now by some to be flickering and in need of oxygen. Dr. Bailey will take us through history and land us right into a 2020 that even historians of this country could not imagine. What are our options? Where should our energies be? While many feel hopeless and punched in the gut, this talk will encourage us to fight on, pray on and push on. Speaker: Dr. Julius Bailey is an award-winning author and educator. He is a philosopher, cultural critic, social theorist and diversity lecturer. Dr. Bailey has been a guest on numerous media outlets, and is often sought to speak at colleges, prisons, churches, and for community organizations across America. He has authored five academic books and one memoir including the award-winning Racial Realities and Post-Racial Dreams: The Age of Obama and Beyond and his current book, Racism, Hypocrisy and Bad Faith: A Moral Challenge to the America I Love (released in February of 2020). Find full speaker bio and event video here: <a href="https://bit.ly/3d5oB1p" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/3d5oB1p</a>

Dr. Julius Bailey, Author: Sustaining Democratic Hope in this Gut-Wrenching Age of Racism, Hypocrisy, Bad Faith

Julius Bailey, Ph.D., Christian Existentialist, teaches in the Department of Philosophy at Wittenberg University. He is a philosopher, cultural critic, social theorist, and diversity lecturer. As a socially conscious academic, Dr. Bailey has been interviewed on CNN, Fox, B.E.T, and ABC Nightline. A guest on numerous radio shows as a social critic and education advisor, he is often sought to speak at colleges, prisons, and community organizations across America. Publications include “The Cultural Impact of Kanye West” (ed. Palgrave-McMillan, March 2014), “Philosophy and Hip-hop: Ruminations on Hip-Hop as Postmodern Cultural Form” (Palgrave,-McMillan, July 2014) and “Jay-Z: Essays on Hip Hop’s Philosopher King” (McFarland, 2011). He has also authored a host of articles on Hip-Hop Pedagogy and Social Justice issues. He holds Masters Degrees from Howard and Harvard Universities and a Doctorate from the University of Illinois.For more information about Julius Bailey and his book, visit his website.Topics of conversation:Christian Existentialism Hip Hop and Philosophy American Politics and Racial Issues Today’s Culture and Diversity Is Cultural Harmony Achievable?

Julius Bailey, Ph.D., Christian Existentialist, teaches in the Department of Philosophy at Wittenberg University. He is a philosopher, cultural critic, social theorist, and diversity lecturer. As a socially conscious academic, Dr. Bailey has been interviewed on CNN, Fox, B.E.T, and ABC Nightline. A guest on numerous radio shows as a social critic and education advisor, he is often sought to speak at colleges, prisons, and community organizations across America. Publications include “The Cultural Impact of Kanye West” (ed. Palgrave-McMillan, March 2014), “Philosophy and Hip-hop: Ruminations on Hip-Hop as Postmodern Cultural Form” (Palgrave,-McMillan, July 2014) and “Jay-Z: Essays on Hip Hop’s Philosopher King” (McFarland, 2011). He has also authored a host of articles on Hip-Hop Pedagogy and Social Justice issues. He holds Masters Degrees from Howard and Harvard Universities and a Doctorate from the University of Illinois.For more information about Julius Bailey and his book, visit his <a href="http://www.juliusbailey.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a>. Topics of conversation: <ul><li>Christian Existentialism</li> <li>Hip Hop and Philosophy</li> <li>American Politics and Racial Issues</li> <li>Today’s Culture and Diversity</li> <li>Is Cultural Harmony Achievable?</li></ul>

Racial Realities and Post-Racial Dreams - An Interview with Author Julius Bailey, PhD

Julius Bailey is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Wittenberg University. He is a philosopher, cultural critic, social theorist, and diversity lecturer. Julius is the founder of Project Eight, a youth service organization that focuses on leadership and civic participation. He holds Masters Degrees from Howard (Philosophy) and Harvard Universities (Af Am Studies) and a Doctorate from University of Illinois (Philosophy and Education). 1. How would you define “hip-hop”? A lot of people confuse it with rap music, but it’s really so much more culturally, right? 2. How did gangsta rap impact hip-hop? 3. Warren Buffett has often espoused following your own personal inner-scorecard. How does that tie in with hip-hop and authenticity? 4. There appears to be a zero-sum-game mentality with many MCs where they build their reputation through bragging about their own success and dissing or diminishing others. I know my personal favorite artists have been the ones who are more vulnerable and less about describing money, cars, alcohol, and women. How have rapper’s philosophic outlooks evolved over time? 5. Who’s on your Hip-Hop Mount Rushmore?

Julius Bailey is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Wittenberg University. He is a philosopher, cultural critic, social theorist, and diversity lecturer. Julius is the founder of Project Eight, a youth service organization that focuses on leadership and civic participation. He holds Masters Degrees from Howard (Philosophy) and Harvard Universities (Af Am Studies) and a Doctorate from University of Illinois (Philosophy and Education). 1. How would you define “hip-hop”? A lot of people confuse it with rap music, but it’s really so much more culturally, right? 2. How did gangsta rap impact hip-hop? 3. Warren Buffett has often espoused following your own personal inner-scorecard. How does that tie in with hip-hop and authenticity? 4. There appears to be a zero-sum-game mentality with many MCs where they build their reputation through bragging about their own success and dissing or diminishing others. I know my personal favorite artists have been the ones who are more vulnerable and less about describing money, cars, alcohol, and women. How have rapper’s philosophic outlooks evolved over time? 5. Who’s on your Hip-Hop Mount Rushmore?

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