CTN Podcast host Reginald Calixte and RESPECT Magazine’s Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson on set of CalixTech News Podcast at Equal Space In Newark, NJ. Photo Provided By Citi Medina

When you want to talk about technology in abundance, the CalixTech Podcast is the show to listen to! Hosted by Reginald Calxite, the show is taped weekly at Equal Space, a share space for NJ’s creatives, entrepreneurs and techies located at 2 Gateway Center in the heart of Newark, New Jersey. The informative and entertaining show keys in on the latest in tech news and information.

Check out RESPECT Magazine’s Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson chat with CalixTech Podcast

CalixTech Podcast also dialogues with movers and shakers in the industry such as Samara Lynn, Rochelle Turner, Alex Konrad, Brian Ragone, Aaron Price, Lori Cheek, Antwand Pearman, and Tony Woolford, Citi Medina and Jhamar Youngblood.

I am so fortunate to have my name mentioned in that number. While chatting with Reginald Calxite, I discussed the conclusion of 2017 NBA Finals, tech in sports, Nintendo, hip hop and so much more.

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I’m sure by now everyone has seen or heard of 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick‘s protest of the National Anthem. Although many people have voiced their anger concerning the matter, there have also been a handful of supporters, one of the most recent being Golden State Warriors guard, Stephen Curry. In a recent interview with CNBC , Steph Curry says that he applauds Kaepernick for standing up for what he believes in.

Curry states:

“I love that. I love that there’s freedom of speech and that he can stand for what he believes in. There’s gonna be people that disagree with him. There’s gonna be people that agree with him, which is what I think our country stands for. Hopefully it will drive the conversation to the bettering the equal rights and treatment of African-Americans and people of color.”

He goes on to say:

“I applaud him for taking his stand. And hopefully the conversation is about what his message was and not ‘Is he gonna stand, or is he gonna sit for the national anthem?’”

Watch the whole interview here:

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Saw these over at Sneakermob and was incredibly disappointed. I like the KD5, but only the original color way, everything else was basura. The KD6 was a classic and at the price point of $130, not too many shoes were beating it out. Couple that with the injury to Kobe (Kobe 8) and the ugliness and no court exposure of LeBron’s X, it was the go-to shoe. Kevin Durant didn’t wear the KD7, but I liked that sneaker and the KD elite’s look dope — but this? Nah bruh bruh. With the release date rumored to be July 11th, unfortunately this might be the shoe. KD released a sketch on his instagram and I’m starting to believe this is the shoe, but this can’t be the shoe! It looks more like a running sneaker. Is KD going to be running the break now? Did Billy Donovan insert a high tempo offense? I don’t get it. This sneaker is ugly. The first color way doesn’t help either. The kiddies will still cop ’cause it’s KD, but it seems like Nike might want to give PG13, Kyrie and James Harden better offerings or Under Armour will squeeze into their marketshare with reigning MVP Stephen Curry. Curry chicken anyone?

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