Meanwhile on the Farm...

Amber Guyger -- a white, ex Dallas police officer -- shot and killed Botham Jean -- a black accountant -- in his own home. In this rare case where a police officer is actually charged, things were still...odd. 

Black people are pretty amazing. Here's an episode that gives a few reasons why...

After the Black Codes were made illegal, a new system was set in place to oppress blacks, and that system is still alive and well today.

After the 13th Amendment slavery was made illegal, but the black population was far from being free. 

In this Back to Basics Episode, we discuss the history of Black Wall Street and the race massacre that quite possibly changed the entire course of the economy for black America.

In this Back to Basics Episode, we discuss the history of policing in America and how it has a direct influence on the current state of affairs. 

In Part 2, we discuss one of many organizations that wants to preserve a former KKK headquarters in Fort Worth, TX.  

A a now-abandoned building in Fort Worth, TX has been a department store storage, a site for boxing matches, an auditorium, and an engineering firm's headquarters. But before all of that, the building served a different purpose...

Halle Bailey is the new Ariel for Disney's next live-action film, The Little Mermaid. Great news, right? With #NotMyAriel trending, people are upset and can't seem to realize this isn't about a princess. It's about...something else.  

"Hey, bro. You smoke?" In this episode we find out why weed was made illegal, how the government and church manipulated the people of America, and how it’s illegal to throw confetti in Mobile, Alabama. Millions are in jail because of possession. Meanwhile, you can have cannabis from and app delivered to your doorstep. 

Two women of non-straight sexual orientation were physically assaulted on a London bus a few days before Pride month. The world was enraged,,,because they were white? 

Hey, everyone. I’m Corey and I’m the host of this podcast Meanwhile on the Farm… The title Meanwhile on the Farm... is a reference to the phrase “back on the ranch” which  was  predominantly used in Westerns and silent films to segue and  get the show back on topic. Meanwhile On the Farm… was born from a need to do  just that. Meanwhile on the Farm…  is a podcast focused on current, pressing issues that involve gender and sexuality, education, economic balance, political charges, and purposefully oppressive organizations and figures including law enforcement and politicians as they relate to race. Each Meanwhile on the Farm… episode is designed not only to identify and explain a pressing issue but to also offer plausible and practical plans of action in order to contribute towards healing, shaping, and re-shaping, and activate change. Cause what’s the piont of just sittin’ around bein’ mad? Word? But in addition, Meanwhile On the Farm… seeks to praise growth and development by blacks and people of color. Meanwhile on the Farm… is for people of all  walks of life and proudly supports people from all walks of life and loves the arts and culture. Meanwhile  on the  farm… Getting back  to  the subject. So pull up an  ear and get settled every Friday and let’s dig in. 

A drawing with a noose, “duck, duck, n****r, and a bucket of fried chicken with watermelon. We take a look into a racist culture found with the students of the Lebanon school district of Lebanon, OH.