Precious Barry

Say It Proud with Precious Barry

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Say It Proud is a bold and unapologetic podcast that lifts the voices of the next generation of leaders, changemakers, and visionaries. This platform centers young people, especially those from marginalized communities, giving them a space to share their stories, speak truth to power, and push back against systems that too often ignore or silence them. My mission is to help young people see their voices as powerful tools for advocacy, healing, and real transformation.

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Precious Barry

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Último episodio

28 de abr. de 2026

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Episodios

Unlearning Silence: How Black Daughters Break Cycles of Trauma with Trish Henderson and Aliyah Marcano 28.04.2026

In this episode of Say It Proud, titled “UnLearning Silence: How Black Daughters Break Cycles of Trauma,” we explore the theme “Resilience Beyond Survival.” This conversation centers on what it means to move past simply enduring hardship and instead step into healing, growth, and transformation across generations.  Featuring Trish Marcano, a St. Louis native, advocate, and Senior Subcontractor CCI...

We Are the Now: Redefining Youth Leadership in Real Time 16.09.2025

This episode challenges the idea that youth are “the future,” emphasizing that young leaders are already driving change in the present moment.

Reclaiming the NarrativeTelling Our Stories on Our Terms 02.08.2025

This week, I’m sitting down with Dajeane, a South Side STL creative whose work lives where art meets purpose. We’re talking storytelling, media, and how young people are flipping the script on how our city is seen. She’s a painter, a designer, a healer, and a truth-teller. Tap in. Be moved. Reclaim your narrative.

Culture Keepers: Protecting Our Joy, Style, and Stories 01.08.2025

In this episode, we’re talking culture, the kind that comes from our communities and changes the world. From slang and style to sound and soul, Black and Brown creatives have always set the standard. But what happens when that culture gets taken, copied, or watered down? Joining me is EL-TRA!N, a 17-year-old R&B/pop artist from St. Louis who’s making waves with smooth vocals, bold choreography...

Activism & Mental Health: Protecting Your Peace While Changing the World 20.07.2025

In this episode, I’m sitting down with Leilani Bulliups, a rising freshman at Washington University in St. Louis, a public speaker, writer, and fearless youth advocate. We’re unpacking what it looks like to balance your mental health with the demands of activism and leadership, because protecting your peace is just as important as changing the world around you.

Leading Unapologetically: Young Black Women Owning the Room 14.07.2025

In this powerful conversation, I sit down with Grace Ford, a leader, artist, advocate, and future aerospace engineer who’s breaking barriers and using her voice to uplift her community. From launching her apparel line to making space for Black women in aviation, Grace reminds us what it looks like to lead with purpose and pride.

Generation Disruptors: How Gen Z is Redefining Change 11.07.2025

A conversation with young activists, creators, and entrepreneurs who are leading social change, disrupting traditional systems, and challenging narratives about what leadership looks like.

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