ChasinDreamz
Is This Thing On?
ChasinDreamz presents Is This Thing On? My podcast is where education meets real-life experience. In each episode, I dive into concepts and lessons I’ve picked up on my educational journey and connect them to my personal lived experiences. I close each episode by sharing a historical fact—often highlighting the achievements and contributions of a Black person—that ties everything together. It’s a blend of learning, growth, and honoring our past, with a fresh perspective on today’s world.
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The Dream is Officially in Motion 01.04.2026 31:18
ChasinDreamz has been an official business for a little over a year. This episodes lists a few of the foundational lessons I've learned in the last year. This episodes spotlights Booker T. Washington and the National Business League. Entrepreneurship is not for the weak, tap into some of the things I could only learn from experience.
Hush Harbors and the 4th Quarter 31.12.2025 23:37
A Q4 wrap-up on intentional resistance, Sacred Sundays, and moving through the season with care.
The Spring Election and The Reconstruction Era 30.03.2025 30:52
Let's tap into the lessons The Reconstruction Era left behind and apply it to voting!!!
Mental Health 01.03.2025 31:51
This episode explores my mental health journey, starting from the Covid-19 pandemic. I share what I found useful and tools I am revisiting now. I close with two black historical figures - describing how their work impacts us today.
The Sisterhood 04.11.2024 23:06
This episode provides a recap of my Sisterhood blog post and connects it to the tv show Girlfriends and Creator Mara Brock Akil. I link her work to Black Feminist Thought and shoutout to Patricia Hills-Collins and close with a historical fact.
Women and Mentorship 01.05.2024 20:40
This episode discusses Mentorship and explores what that looks like for Black Women and Women of Color. I apply that same question to the rap game and close with some historical facts for Poetry Month. Song credits belong to Jazmine Sullivan
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