This second installment of The American Spectrum 2012 picks up from the last show discussing the racial politics that surrounded the Obama election. Part1 of this series lays the groundwork to answering the legitimate question of was Obama elected primarily because he was black. Neo goes back 11 years to his Essay On Race to setup the answer with part 2 bringing into the discussion, the significance of the Obamacans in the election and sets the stage for the question of today: Should Obama Be Re-Elected?
ASPEC 2012 Ep 1: Are We Really Better Off?
After a 4 year hiatus, The American Spectrum returns for the 2012 election season. Join Neo Blaqness in this informative review of the Obama presidency within the context of the economic and racial history of the United States and the role both Republicans and Democrats have played in the current economic situation surrounding America’s first black presidency.
ASPEC PILOT: From Election 2008
Back in 2008 this pilot was considered, “too hot” for prime time. Station managers feared the reactions of the right and left alike to the centrist libertarian and non conformist voice of Neo Blaqness. This podcast contains a power packed monologue that confronted, head on, the racism that permeated the 2008 presidential race.
Listen as Neo Blaqness takes on the controversy of Rev. Jeremiah Wright comparing and contrasting the candidacies of Barack Obama and John McCain over the issue of patriotism and its very real impact within the black community as the country and the world contemplated the election of America’s first black president.
Instead of a loud voice spewing party line rhetoric of the right or left, The American Spectrum is where intelligence meets passion. Neo’s engaging deconstructionist style revisits the pages of history to find the lessor known or forgotten truths that apply to today. Applying this standard to the shenanigans of the 2008 Presidential Campaign produced this classic and masterful review of race, religion, and politics in America.



