Work Hard and Wash Yo Meat
Mr. Haberdashery rambles a bit about the history of washing meat and discusses the dehumanization and oppression of work.
Oct 27, 2020•51 min
The Black Sublime Podcast
Anthony White
A queer, Black, exploration of music culture, politics, and community healing. Hosted by Mr. Haberdashery.
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Episodes
What Does Latinx Mean?
Mr. Haberdashery discusses the significance of criticizing Black art, specifically shows like Lovecraft Country and I May Destroy You. He also explores expectations linked to the term “Latinx.”
Oct 20, 2020•41 min
How Much We Learn From Porn
Mr. Haberdashery discusses how loving from a place of lack looks different from loving from a place of fullness; kinks reveal so much.
Oct 13, 2020•45 min
Everything Is Paid For
Mr. Haberdashery discusses Trump's diagnosis, what's got him angry, and the role of religion in systemic oppression.
Oct 06, 2020•39 min
Friends with Daniel Cameron
Mr. Haberdashery recites and discusses his poem “those who feed on terror;” points out that Daniel Cameron is closer to us than we think.
Sep 29, 2020•41 min•Season 1Ep. 10
Daring to Imagine is a Revolutionary Act
daring to imagine is a revolutionary act. it's also a profound act of self-love—to imagine a world for yourself with every need met, every lack provided for, every injustice eliminated, every wound healed, every scar faded. daring to imagine it, feeling the steely froth of the past, climbing the barbed wire of the status quo that makes us negotiate between starvation and torture, exploitation and solitude. the role of faith is to render that imagined world an emotional possibility, and then to m...
Sep 22, 2020•47 min
Sisterhood, Brotherhood, Otherhood
Mr. Haberdashery shares his experience with harnessing the power of emotion, discusses how privilege and power erode personhood and opens up about perpetual closetedness. Below are my completely disorganized personal notes on today’s episode. closetedness // oneness * harnessing emotion as energy (david emerson toney) * urgency, power, privilege * base of my breath, where i hunger before i know it, wherever my mind is before it is conscious lives my concern for joy. this is a description of who ...
Sep 15, 2020•58 min
Heavy Nuts, Corona Cuts, and Black Conservatism
Mr. Haberdashery revels in a new look and discusses the effects Black conservatism has on the revolutionary movement.
Sep 08, 2020•42 min
Wait...You Said You’re Black Before You’re Queer?
Rest in Peace Chadwick Boseman. Mr. Haberdashery pays respects, discusses what it means to be strong, and describes the broad effects his queerness has on his experience of the world.
Sep 01, 2020•54 min•Season 1Ep. 9
A Nation of Paradox
Mr. Haberdashery discusses the white revision of history, the shooting of Jacob Blake, and the nature of American identity.
Aug 25, 2020•49 min•Season 1Ep. 8
Nann Hoe
Mr. Haberdashery discusses a fundamental insecurity that fuels misogyny and its influence over the WAP and the BidenHarris controversies. Shoutout to Trina and Trick Daddy.
Aug 18, 2020•55 min
Hot Trauma and Black-on-Black Fetish
Mr. Haberdashery elaborates on Black fetishization of Black people and shares how the vulnerability in sharing joy is just crucial as the vulnerability in sharing pain.
Aug 11, 2020•36 min•Season 1Ep. 7
Representation + Capitalism = Exploitation
Mr. Haberdashery discusses gems from gang culture, the controversy between Pose and the Emmys, and Queen Beyoncé’s Black Is King.
Aug 04, 2020•55 min
Where They At? Where They At?
Mr. Haberdashery discusses why there’s no such thing as fighting for Black lives without fighting for the hood.
Jul 28, 2020•34 min
Oppression Olympics
Mr. Haberdashery shares his view on the price of change in this country and how we should rethink the oppressive dynamics among communities of color.
Jul 14, 2020•1 hr 8 min•Season 1Ep. 6
On Beauty
Mr. Haberdashery discusses what trans folk have taught him about his relationship with beauty and the problems he has with beauty as a concept.
Jul 07, 2020•48 min•Season 1Ep. 5
Was That a Nerve?
Mr. Haberdashery discusses the privilege of “avoiding labels” when it comes to sexual orientation and how the abolition versus reform conversation can apply to elite education.
Jun 30, 2020•46 min
Shoutout to Serotonin
Mr. Haberdashery shares his experience with being proud of his queer identity and discusses the mandate to heal from bumping up against patriarchy.
Jun 23, 2020•47 min
There’s a Stranger in My House
Mr. Haberdashery commemorates the Pulse Nightclub shooting, shares his personal thought experiment when holding himself accountable, and tackles prison abolition from an emotional perspective.
Jun 16, 2020•54 min
Ready for the World
Mr. Haberdashery describes the true scope of the anti-racism problem and discusses how we, as a community, should prepare ourselves for the fight.
Jun 09, 2020•50 min
Any Liberation Will Be Violent
Mr. Haberdashery mourns George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade and the other Black lives lost at the hands of white supremacy. This is a personal episode, advocating for the acknowledgement and respect for Black human dignity, and expressing, albeit imperfectly, the value of community, intimacy, and friendship in the fight for freedom and justice.
Jun 02, 2020•1 hr 3 min•Season 1Ep. 4
You Don’t Understand Self-Care
Mr. Haberdashery dives into OnlyFans, discusses straight sex workers getting rich on gay dollars, and reflects on the cultural conversation on self-care.
May 26, 2020•48 min
You Know You’re Molly...Stop Lying!
Mr. Haberdashery defends Molly from HBO’s Insecure, discusses polyamory as politic, and laments the lack of empathy for Black lives.
May 19, 2020•53 min
Magic Doesn’t Exist
Mr. Haberdashery gives condolences and discusses how believing in certain myths harms ourselves and others.
May 12, 2020•40 min
You Have Everything You Need
Mr. Haberdashery talks testing “allyship” and shares one spiritual truth that has helped him find happiness thus far.
May 05, 2020•39 min
Something Ain’t Measuring Up
Mr. Haberdashery further discusses how he combines the spiritual and the sensual, the subliminal problems with code-switching, and the many uses of the Measure app.
Apr 28, 2020•44 min
The Smart Ones Have to Make It Out
Mr. Haberdashery shares his view on spirituality, sensuality, and their impact on work ethic and productivity.
Apr 21, 2020•40 min
History Interruptus and Tiara-virus
Mr. Haberdashery discusses the appeal of alternative medicine among marginalized people especially during the health crisis.
Apr 14, 2020•45 min
Slick Throat of Solidarity
Mr. Haberdashery shares his theory on why some people just don’t care about social distancing in the U.S.
Apr 07, 2020•41 min
Justice, Hoteps, Lies, and Theories
Mr. Haberdashery discusses his personal relationship with justice as he and the nation cope with the impact of COVID-19.
Mar 31, 2020•38 min
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