Apr 5, 202631 minS4
Is racial bias & prejudice still a regular occurrence for black people in today’s America? Do Black Americans show prejudice in reverse against white people? Does all racial bias give white people a white privilege? And...
About this Podcast:
Talking about race isn’t always easy. Andre and Todd were college freshman roommates - one black, one white - who spent the first 25 years of knowing each other without ever discussing the topic. So they decided to go deep on the role of race and the state of race relations in the U.S... and to make their conversations public so that others could see what a first conversation about race might look like, where no topic is off the table and no views are stifled or censored, but where they always listen, respect, and seek to understand - even and especially when they see things differently. And they are now welcoming guests on to experience that same kind of radical openness, honesty, and empathy. Healing Race is about having the real-deal, don’t-filter-what-you-think conversation about race, and they would love for you to join.
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What is Healing Race about?
Talking about race isn’t always easy. Andre and Todd were college freshman roommates - one black, one white - who spent the first 25 years of knowing each other without ever discussing the topic. So they decided to go deep on the role of race and the state of race relations in the U.S...
What has Healing Race covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Do Black People Still Face Racism in America?" (5 April 2026, 31 minutes), "Is There Still White Privilege in America? Conservatives & Liberals Discuss" (29 March 2026, 29 minutes), and "Should Black People Give Up Being “Black?”" (22 March 2026, 37 minutes).
How often does Healing Race publish?
Healing Race publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 31 minutes across 53 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Healing Race?
Booking probability for Healing Race is 22%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Healing Race requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Healing Race's contact route on record: verified email.
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Healing Race is a society podcast with 53 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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- Mar 29, 202629 minS4
Our guests discuss white privilege, touch on frustrations of being judged based on race, and talk about how society addresses racial inequality and institutional racism. Do all white people have white privilege? What is...
Episode #17
Should Black People Give Up Being “Black?”
Mar 22, 202637 minS3Should we get rid of our racial identities and see ourselves as “human” first? Do our racial identities prevent us from getting past racial issues in America, and does the construct of race also hurt white people? Does...
Episode #16
Why Are Black Single Moms Blamed in America?
Mar 15, 202627 minS3Is Black single motherhood a factor in racial inequalities? If so, are Black women themselves at fault? Is it black men? Is it a public policy issue related to welfare programs or mass incarceration? Is it the imbalance...
- Mar 8, 202625 minS3
Our guests discuss the merits and drawbacks of capitalism, the promise and challenges of relying on government to solve social and economic problems, and what kind of changes in American morality would be required to...
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- Mar 1, 202643 minS3
Should we keep affirmative action and other DEI diversity efforts to reduce racial inequality? Is the striking down of affirmative action in colleges an example of a wider trend of rolling back progress for - and...
- Feb 22, 202630 minS3
This episode covers identity politics, critical race theory, and the idea that the U.S is somehow immune to succumbing to a dictatorship. It touches on freedom, racial inequalities and DEI efforts, questioning how we...
- Feb 15, 202631 minS3
What do Americans - white, black or otherwise - all share when it comes to what matters most in life? And if there are racial inequalities in the opportunity to achieve the good life, what is the responsibility of White...
- Feb 8, 202630 minS3
How do you know when someone is acting with racial prejudice or bias when you can’t see inside their mind and heart to know their intention? How can we rise above our stereotypes to come together as people? What kind of...
- Feb 1, 202626 minS3
Why do some Black Americans sometimes react dismissively to White attempts to show support for the Black community? Are White Americans too defensive of criticisms of how they approach race in America? How do our egos...
Episode #9
Is Racial Inequality a "White Problem?"
Jan 25, 202632 minS3Who is responsible for improving racial disparities, and why? Do White Americans today bear any responsibility for rectifying the sins that White Americans committed in the past? If they don’t, is there any moral duty...
- Jan 18, 202635 minS3
Should racial issues and racial history be taught to American kids in schools? If yes, how should it be taught at different ages? Is critical race theory being taught in schools, or is it a made-up boogie man used to...
- Jan 11, 202629 minS3
Do our racial identities prevent us from getting past racial issues in America? Does calling ourselves “black” and “white” keep us from seeing each other’s humanity and perpetuate the racial divisions and inequities...
- Jan 4, 202625 minS3
How do Black Americans balance their experiences of prejudice with their experiences of inclusion when it comes to how they interact with White Americans? Do their negative experiences hold more sway and create caution...
- Dec 28, 202529 minS3
What happened when a black girl’s school was integrated, and she was moved from gifted and talented classes to basic classes? What happened when a black girl was bused to a faraway all-white school after attending a...
- Dec 21, 202527 minS3
What happened when white grandparents told their daughter they had a problem with her son having a black girlfriend? What happened when a black girl wasn’t allowed to go to her best friend’s church because she was...
- Dec 14, 202534 minS3
What happens when a black woman in the military has her white friend’s mother ask to touch her black curly hair? Are such experiences based in racism or simply based in ignorance and curiosity? Is White American...
- Dec 7, 202532 minS3
Are Black & White Americans socialized to fear each other? Are we taught to segregate from each other because of the stereotypes we learn growing up? Does cancel culture play a role in preventing Americans from engaging...
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