The Deron Harris Podcast is where raw honesty, sharp humor, and creative hustle meet. Hosted by Deron Harris, stand-up comic, music producer, and relentless content creator. Broadcasting from his RV, Deron's goes far beyond punchlines, delivers unfiltered takes on race, politics, pop culture, and the realities of being Black in America, with real laughs, and unfiltered moments.
Each episode is a wild ride: one week it’s a deep dive into the legacy of slavery and Deron’s own DNA revelations, the next it’s a no-holds-barred breakdown of the latest political controversy or a celebration of Black excellence in music and business. Expect controversial conversations, bold advocacy for people of color, and a willingness to tackle topics most shy away from, whether it’s the impact of Project 2025, the state of Black-owned businesses, or the blurred lines between truth and fiction in American culture.
But it’s not all heavy. Tune in for plenty of laughs with Deron’s family and friends. Whether he’s calling out hypocrisy, making beats, or just riffing on the weirdness of social media, Deron keeps it real, keeps it creative, and keeps it moving.
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In this episode, Deron dives into a thought-provoking question that arose during a conversation with friends: "If white people hate black people so much, why don't they just leave us alone?" This question sparked a deep discussion about the complexities of race relations, cultural appropriation, and systemic oppression.
Deron starts by emphasizing the importance of mental health and encourages listeners to seek help if they're struggling. Then, the discussion transitioned into the main topic, reflecting on recent events where Black individuals celebrated their achievements, only to face backlash from some white individuals. This led us to explore the historical context of systemic oppression that has targeted black communities, from slavery to contemporary issues like mass incarceration and educational inequities.
Throughout the episode, Deron highlights the contradictions in how black culture is both celebrated and disrespected. Discusses the phenomenon of cultural appropriation, where white individuals and corporations profit from black creativity without acknowledging its origins. Deron also shares personal experiences of racial profiling and the ongoing challenges faced by black people in various aspects of life, including economic disenfranchisement and social justice.
Deron argues that the resistance to black success is rooted in a desire to maintain power and control, rather than a simple hatred. I call for unity among marginalized communities and urge listeners to confront these issues head-on. The episode concludes with a call to action for all individuals, especially white allies, to recognize their role in dismantling systemic racism and to support black voices and initiatives.
Overall, this episode is a candid exploration of the complexities of race, culture, and the ongoing struggle for equality, encouraging listeners to engage in meaningful conversations and actions towards change.
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Easy to use app, find locations by filtering for your rig size, date, & typeThank you for listening to The Deron Harris Podcast Season #4 EP #164 - IF YOU HATE US SO MUCH, HOW COME YOU CAN'T LEAVE US ALONE? Is White America the Biggest Black Fanbase On Earth?
In this week's episode of the Deron Harris Podcast, I'm joined by my best friend and producer, Jay Yandle. We discuss a rather provocative topic: the recent news about an OnlyFans creator who reportedly slept with 580 men in just six hours, leading to her hospitalization. We discuss the implications of such extreme behavior and the moral dilemmas surrounding the adult entertainment industry, particularly how platforms like OnlyFans have changed the landscape for creators and consumers alike.
As we explore the motivations behind these actions, we touch on the societal impact of influencers and the normalization of sexual liberation. We also reflect on the blurred lines between entertainment and exploitation, questioning what this means for future generations.
The conversation takes a humorous turn as we recount personal anecdotes, including a cringeworthy movie night with Jay's mother that went awry due to unexpected explicit content.
Throughout the episode, we maintain a light-hearted yet critical perspective on the current state of society, celebrity culture, and the choices individuals make in pursuit of fame and fortune. I wrap up by expressing gratitude to my listeners, my family, and my team for their support. Join us for this engaging and thought-provoking discussion!
No camping fee for one-night stays 50% of locations allow same-day requests Easy to use app, find locations by filtering for your rig size, date, & typeThank you for listening to The Deron Harris Podcast Season #4 EP #162 - MOVE OVER AMTRACK - Adult Content Creator Hospitalized After (((584))) Toms, Dicks and Harry's pull into the station.
In this episode of the Deron Harris Podcast, Deron is joined by his wife Ivonne to discuss various topics on our minds, starting with a mental health check. Emphasizing the importance of seeking help for mental health issues and sharing their own experiences with therapy.
Then, the Diddy trial. Exploring the complexities of consent and the allegations surrounding domestic violence and sexual misconduct. Deron and Ivonne discuss the public's fascination with the details of the case and the implications of power dynamics in relationships, particularly in the context of celebrity culture.
As our hosts navigate through the conversation, they touch on broader societal issues, including the misogyny prevalent in hip-hop and the moral dilemmas faced by individuals in power. Reflecting on the impact of wealth and privilege on behavior and the consequences of abusive relationships.
+ The current state of racial dynamics in America. Sharing thoughts on the challenges of discussing racism and the importance of recognizing the systemic issues that perpetuate inequality. Highlighting the need for open dialogue and understanding among friends and communities, especially when it comes to political beliefs and their implications.
Finally, Deron and Ivonne review the movie "Sinners," which they found to be a powerful commentary on cultural appropriation and the struggles of marginalized communities. Analyzing the film's themes, including the significance of music and personal identity, and how they resonate with our discussions about societal issues.
Overall, this episode is a blend of personal reflection, current events, and cultural critique, aimed at fostering awareness and encouraging listeners to engage in meaningful conversations about the world around us.
No camping fee for one-night stays 50% of locations allow same-day requests Easy to use app, find locations by filtering for your rig size, date, & typeThanks for listening to The Deron Harris Podcast Season #4 EP #162 - FREAK OFF FRIDAY - DIDDY TRIAL IS GETTING JUICY, Plus, White People And The SINNERS Effect
In this episode of the Deron Harris Podcast, we dive deep into the alarming presence of right-wing paramilitary militia and hate groups in America. Deron tries to always start by addressing the mental well-being of the listeners, emphasizing the importance of seeking help and support during these stressful times.
Let's focus on the organized and dangerous nature of these militia groups, which often operate under a distorted version of Christianity intertwined with far-right ideologies. Many of their members are ex-military or law enforcement, and they are prepared for conflict, believing they are defending against perceived threats to their way of life.
Deron expresses concern that Black America is not adequately prepared for potential confrontations with these groups, outlining key reasons for this lack of preparedness: disorganization within our communities, poor health and fitness levels, a lack of focus on collective survival, prioritizing individual success over community welfare, and an overarching fear of confrontation.
It's worth mentioning the legal ambiguities surrounding these militia organizations, noting that while private paramilitary activity is prohibited, they often operate with impunity. Deron calls out the hypocrisy of labeling these groups as patriots while they engage in acts of racism and violence.
"We must unite against the threat they pose and prepare ourselves to defend our communities." ~ Deron Harris
No camping fee for one-night stays 50% of locations allow same-day requests Easy to use app, find locations by filtering for your rig size, date, & typeThank you for listening to The Deron Harris Podcast Season #4 EP #161 - RIGHT WING MILITIA GROUPS IN AMERICA - Are They Righteous Or Racist?
In this episode of the Deron Harris Podcast, we dive into the first 100 days of the current administration and reflect on the significant challenges we face as a nation. Let's start by checking in on everyone's mental health, emphasizing the importance of seeking help and support during tough times.
"It's the economy, stupid", Deron expresses his concerns about rising costs, job security, and the overall economic turmoil that many are experiencing. Questioning whether people feel better off now than they did before, and highlighting the cognitive decline perceived in the leadership, particularly referencing Joe Biden's recent town hall appearance.
Throughout the episode, Deron Harris critiques the administration's policies, particularly regarding immigration and civil rights, arguing that they disproportionately harm marginalized communities. Pointing out the dismantling of DEI initiatives and the lack of accountability in government, noting the dismissal of inspector generals and the use of executive orders to bypass legislation. Also addressing the growing unrest and protests in response to these policies, suggesting that the administration is fostering civil unrest as part of a larger agenda.
Let's call out the hypocrisy of those who claim to support democracy while enabling actions that undermine it.
"I urge listeners to reflect on what they voted for and whether they are truly getting what they expected. I express my hope for unity among all communities and the importance of standing together in the face of adversity. Everyone, stay vigilant, prepare for potential challenges ahead, and remain hopeful for a better future." ~ Deron Harris
"It's the economy, stupid." ~ James Carville
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Thank you for listening to The Deron Harris Podcast Season #3 EP #160 - AFTER 100 DAYS IN ARE WE BETTER OFF, OR ARE WE HEADED FOR HARD TIMES? - The Worst First 100 Days In 80 Years Have Us Asking
In this week's episode of the Deron Harris Podcast, Deron sits down with his wife, Yvonne Harris, and the two cover a variety of topics, starting with the intriguing revelations from TikTok about how many high-end products we buy are actually manufactured in China, often at a fraction of the price we pay. We discussed the implications of tariffs and how they affect consumers, as well as the credibility of the information being shared by manufacturers on social media.
The couple also took a moment to check in on mental health, emphasizing the importance of seeking help when needed, especially for those struggling with anxiety or depression. Deron always shares his own experiences with mental health challenges and the positive impact therapy has had on his life.
Shifting gears, Deron and Ivonne discussed the controversial figure Pete Hegseth and his recent leaks of sensitive information, questioning why he hasn't faced more severe consequences for his actions. We also touched on the current political climate, including the challenges faced by marginalized communities and the need for greater representation in various sectors.
Finally, Deron and Ivonne delve into the latest news surrounding Kanye West, discussing his recent controversial lyrics and his need to seek help. Throughout the episode, we aimed to highlight the importance of awareness and action in our communities, encouraging listeners to support local businesses and be mindful of the products they consume.
Join us for an engaging conversation filled with insights, humor, and a call to action for positive change!
No camping fee for one-night stays 50% of locations allow same-day requests Easy to use app, find locations by filtering for your rig size, date, & typeThank you for listening to The Deron Harris Podcast Season #3 EP #159 - FROM TIK TOK CHINESE WAREHOUSES TO HEGSETH F@CKIN' IT UP AGAIN TO, WAAAYYY TOOO MUCH INFO FROM KANYE THIS TIME - Talking Current Bullshit With The Wife
In this episode of the Deron Harris Podcast, Deron shares his very personal search for belonging as he traces his lineage through DNA testing and personal reflection.
"After receiving the results of a DNA test that revealed Portuguese and Spanish ancestry, I felt a strong desire to trace my African roots, particularly on my father's side. The results were unexpected, indicating a lack of African male lineage, which left me questioning the completeness of the information."
Deron emphasizes the importance of understanding our origins, especially for Black Americans whose histories have been disrupted by slavery. "I believe that knowing where we come from is crucial for our identity and connection to our communities." Deron discusses the anxiety and depression he experiences, which have led him back to therapy, and encourages listeners to seek help if they are struggling.
Throughout the episode, Deron Harris reflects on the societal pressures and misconceptions surrounding race and heritage. Sharing his frustrations with friends who dismiss the significance of tracing our roots and highlight the need for open conversations about race and history.
"I appreciate the allies who stand in solidarity with marginalized communities."
As Deron plans his next steps, he discusses various resources for DNA testing and intends to take additional tests to gain a clearer picture of his ancestry.
"I invite listeners to join me on this journey of discovery and encourage them to explore their own heritage. Ultimately, I want to foster a sense of connection and unity within our communities, emphasizing that understanding our past is vital for our future."
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In this episode, we dive deep into the topic of DNA testing, particularly focusing on its significance for African Americans, who often lack knowledge about their ancestral origins.
The ongoing marginalization of blackness in America is frustrating. And there IS desire among many to trace their roots back to Africa. This is my journey of taking a DNA test with African Ancestry, a black-owned company that claims to trace lineage back to specific tribes. I recount the excitement I felt while contemplating my ancestry and the motivation behind my decision to take the test, particularly for my father's sake.
However, when I received the results, I was shocked to find that my paternal ancestry linked me to Spain and Portugal, with no African male matches in my DNA sequence. This revelation led me to question the accuracy and methodology of the African Ancestry test, which I discovered was based on a low-resolution analysis of only eight genetic markers. We discuss the limitations of this test and the importance of seeking out more comprehensive DNA testing options.
Join me as I navigate this intricate topic, sharing insights and personal experiences that resonate with many in the African-American community.
Thank you as always for listening to The Deron Harris Podcast Season #3 EP #157 - I TOOK A DNA TEST THAT SAYS I'M SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE BUT...BUT MY MIRROR WAS LIKE "N!**A PLEASE" - How Database Gaps, Scientific Bias, and Lo-Resolution Tests Can Distort Our Origin Stories.
The Deron Harris Podcast Season #3 EP #156 - WHY YOUR "EVERYTHING IS NOT ABOUT RACE " FRIEND IS THE PROBLEM - Why Acknowledging Black Struggles Feels Like An Attack To Some People.
Today I'm Just Shooting The S#!T With My Nephew J about Social Media, Over Using The Word "Weird", And Trans-Sexuals. or Trans-persons, The Transgendered to be more correct. Oh Boy! This Shoud Be Interesting.
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