Politically Entertaining

Army veteran and entrepreneur Trevian Mathis joins Politically Entertaining to talk the upcoming presidential race, the importance of entrepreneurship, and redefining the boundaries of public speaking. Byron talks about the impact of TPP, Frank weighs in on the Corryn Gaines tragedy in Baltimore, and finally both hosts giver their take on the impact of both the DNC and RNC. Intro Music - Michael Mixwell McCoy Outro/Interview Music - http://BenSound.com

This week Politically Entertaining welcomes Mobile's own Dwight Ladd. Dwight brings a great perspective on pursuing his passion for photography as well as his community involvement in light of the recent tragedies involving the police. Frank and Byron weigh in on the Mike Pence VP selection and if it helps Trump or not. Lastly, Byron decides he is rooting against Kevin Durant, but Frank thinks his decision to join the Warriors was good for the NBA. Intro Music - Michael Mixwell McCoy Outro/Interview Music - http://BenSound.com

Brandon R. Davis joins Politically Entertaining to discuss a variety of social issues, including the often overlooked aspect of over policing, and how it can affect a community just as drastically as a lack of law enforcement. Frank explores the Brexit fallout and Byron weighs in on Jesse William's speech and the conundrum of being an African American customer with AirBnB. Intro Music - Michael Mixwell McCoy Outro/Interview Music - http://BenSound.com

In one the most explosive episodes in Politically Entertaining history Frank and Byron jump in with both feet on the topics of the Orlando shooting and the tragic death of Michael Moore. LaShoundra Young joins the show to share her inspiration and views on fashion and drops a hint about which magazine you should be subscribing to later this summer. Intro Music - Michael Mixwell McCoy Outro/Interview Music - http://BenSound.com

For the first time in Politically Entertaining history a standing U.S. Senator joins the show. Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina joins the show to discuss his Investments in Opportunities Act and gives a frank commentary on the state of African Americans and their political alliances. Frank and Byron discuss the Presidents visit to Hiroshima and pay tribute to the great Muhammad Ali.

Saleem Mohammed joins the show this week to discuss the current plight of the American Muslim as well as intolerance in America as it relates to freedom of religion. Byron explores the scandal brewing at Baylor University and Frank thinks Hilary Clinton's biggest issue is her duplicitous, pandering nature. Intro Music - Michael Mixwell McCoy Outro/Interview Music - http://BenSound.com

Politically Entertaining returns with another exciting episode. This week Frank and Byron share strong thoughts on the topic of abortion, the Zika virus, and what may have happened to Paris Flight 804 as it was traveling to Cairo. Intro Music - Michael Mixwell McCoy Outro Music - http://BenSound.com

Politically Entertaining returns after a one week hiatus and discusses the important issue of mental health and awareness with Dr. Amanda Williams. Frank discusses the potential impact of reducing the free lunch program in public schools and Byron discusses the legacy of Malcom X. Outro/Interview music courtesy http://BenSound.com

Politically Entertaining talks to up and coming hip hop video director Kendrick English about his inspiration, filming style, and why politics and hip and hop need to find a middle ground. Byron looks ahead to Clinton v Trump and Frank reminisces on his favorite beverage that just happens to be quite popular these days. Outro/Interview music courtesy http://BenSound.com

Politically Entertaining returns after a 2 weeks hiatus with a show that will have you talking all week. Nicole Spears, creator of TakingOverMyFuture, talks about preparing kids for the working world, HBCUs, and why it's important to be honest with your children. Frank gives a strong opinion on Harriet Tubman and Byron explores the mystery behind the Panama papers. Lastly, Frank and Byron pay tribute to Prince not only as a musical genius but also as a ladies man. Music courtesy http://BenSound.com

Politically Entertaining welcomes special guest and veteran, Orazio Mancarella, to talk credit, business plans, and maximizing your income prior to your tax return. Byron explores the GOP's loyalty pledge and Frank looks at the sensibility of the LGBT law that was recently passed in North Carolina. Music courtesy http://BenSound.com

Welcome to another episode of Politically Entertaining. Michelle Kisielewicz joins the show as a special guest and shares her viewpoints on politics and business as well as sharing an interesting relationship with one of the co-hosts. Byron ponders the electability of Hilary Clinton and Frank makes a tough decision about where the best seafood in America is. Music courtesy http://BenSound.com

Politically Entertaining welcomes Professor Clayborne Carson in one of the most exciting episodes of the season. The professor shares his knowledge of the Civil Rights struggle and differentiates between reality and rhetoric when it comes to revolutions. Byron thinks he has a way to stop the reigning MVP Steph Curry and Frank is not impressed with the Republican Party's recent actions. Music courtesy http://BenSound.com

Another episode of Politically Entertaining is here and Frank and Byron are ready for action. Byron interviews Baltimore Mayoral Candidate DeRay McKesson and goes on a Trump rant for the ages. Frank explains why Trump being elected President isn't the worst thing that could happen and whether or not Bernie Sander's campaign is officially reach its breaking point. Music courtesy http://BenSound.com

Byron and Frank return for another jam packed episode of Politically Entertaining. Byron interviews Terri Matthews who not only shares her stories of business success but also her struggles and triumphs in raising her autistic son, Jaden. Frank shares his thoughts on the 'new' approach to people suffering from heroin addiction and Byron gets the listeners ready for what to expect in the remaining primaries. Lastly, the Oscars and their relevance is discussed amongst the backdrop of real world issues. Music courtesy http://BenSound.com

Politically Entertaining returns with its most explosive episode yet. Frank and Byron check in on the candidate's prospects heading into Super Tuesday and Erica Perkins joins the fray for first the guest appearance in Politically Entertaining history.  Byron has some figurative fun on the Gronk Boat and discusses the conundrum of the black vote. Music courtesy http://BenSound.com

The hosts of Politically Entertaining, Frank and Byron weigh in on the results of the Nevada Caucus and the South Carolina Primary. Byron explores the potential of Trump as president and Frank thinks the Sanders campaign is in a bit of trouble. Byron also addresses the recent political moves of the Black Lives Matter movement and Frank ponders why Beyonce's Super Bowl performance has gained so much attention. Music - http://bensound.com

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Politically Entertaining. Byron and Frank waste no time catching you up with the latest on everything important with the election race. Tough topics like black voting patterns and political ideologies are explored in an effort to provide a fresh perspective on these issues. Lastly, the show closes with a sobering look at domestic violence and why it continues to plague our society at such an alarming rate. Music - http://bensound.com

Byron Evans talks to Stephen Dinan of the Washington Times and gets a run down on the prospects for both candidates. Stephen talks about the viability of a third party, Trump's chances, and Bernie Sanders catching the GOP by surprise.