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Shows›Selective Ignorance with Mandii B›Selective Ignorance: Ep. 76 | Dumb Dems, Dumb Men & Dumb DMs
Selective Ignorance with Mandii B

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Selective Ignorance: Ep. 76 | Dumb Dems, Dumb Men & Dumb DMs

In this episode of Selective Ignorance , Mandii B is joined by super producer A-King and headline king Jason “Jah” Lee for a wide-ranging conversation exploring politics, current events, media, sports, internet culture, and accountability . Mandii opens the show by previewing another packed episode [ 00:38 ] .

After introducing the producers and celebrating a birthday [ 03:02 ] , the crew eases into the conversation with playful banter about Spanish language skills, cultural identity, respectability politics, and internet clapbacks [ 03:25 ][ 07:22 ][ 08:25 ] . Mandii's signature "Ignorant Take" argues that society has lost its sense of humor, using the story of a Welsh man arrested for standing on a hospital roof dressed as the Grim Reaper as an example of where comedy collides with public outrage [ 11:47 ] .

That conversation expands after reacting to a viral Tourette syndrome traffic stop video [ 17:42 ] , before debating fake medical emergencies, cheating, and the ethics of manipulating sympathy [ 22:56 ] . The segment concludes with discussion surrounding a fatal altercation inside a Tim Hortons , where a 75-year-old customer later died after suffering a medical episode during a fight, prompting questions about accountability, escalation, and public responsibility [ 25:34 ] .

In "This Is America," the crew return to the Nolan Wells case , providing updates after reports that the official autopsy has been presented to a grand jury [ 28:15 ] . The crew discusses the complications surrounding a second autopsy after several organs were removed , debating how those limitations may affect future legal proceedings while examining whether responsibility extends beyond visible injuries alone [ 32:44 ] .

The conversation then pivots toward national politics as the hosts examine growing momentum among progressive candidates heading into the upcoming midterm elections [ 34:16 ] , before reacting to Cory Booker's criticism of Democratic leadership, political corruption, and institutional complacency [ 36:28 ] . They also unpack conversations surrounding AIPAC, campaign influence, and congressional term limits [ 40:13 ] , while debating how progressive politicians are packaged, marketed, and received by voters [ 46:03 ] .

Politics remains front and center as the crew reacts to a viral interview featuring Miami restaurateur Chef Creole , who publicly expressed regret over supporting Donald Trump after changes affecting Temporary Protected Status (TPS) created staffing challenges for his business [ 48:23 ] . That conversation expands into a broader discussion about immigration policy, voter expectations, and political consequences , particularly within immigrant communities [ 50:28 ] .

The episode then shifts to sports and culture after former NBA players Enes Kanter and Royce White announce plans to declare for the WNBA , framing the move as a challenge to existing gender eligibility policies [ 58:46 ] . The hosts debate the broader implications for women's sports, gender identity, fairness, and public discourse [ 01:04:21 ] , while also discussing reactions surrounding Sophie Cunningham [ 01:08:11 ] and examining whether most fans are genuinely invested in the debate or simply engaging with another viral controversy [ 01:11:49 ][ 01:13:10 ] .

Closing out the episode, Mandii, A-King and Jah turn their attention to Kenny Smith's third marriage , discussing age gaps, prenuptial agreements, and the financial realities of modern marriage [ 01:14:11 ][ 01:15:31 ][ 01:17:48 ] . The conversation then shifts to the tragic case of a 24-year-old woman accused of scamming professional athletes who was later found dead in a New Jersey swimming pool , prompting reflections on internet fame, crime, and personal accountability [ 01:18:38 ] .

The episode concludes with reactions to A$AP Rocky publicly distancing himself from a graphic designer after a private direct message was shared online , leading to a broader conversation about privacy, clout chasing, professional boundaries, and trust in the social media era [ 01:20:57 ][ 01:27:14 ] . Wrapping with final thoughts and shoutouts [ 01:35:18 ] , the crew delivers another thought-provoking episode blending humor, politics, sports, internet culture, and the complex conversations shaping today's headlines.

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