Bridging Legacies Across Campuses (BLAC)

Marlana Webster would encourage her younger self to continue to find community, and find your tribe.

Justin describes his first encounter as a teen learning he was a diverse teen in the DMV  (DC, Maryland, and Virginia).

Tiffany's mother had a very direct and impactful conversation about the value of education and a need for change during her middle school transition.  This podcast covers this conversation, the value of family and the importance of speaking as a Black woman.

Chimere shares the importance of folks standing in the gap for those in their community.

Jason Brooks speaks on the value that his family placed on education as they looked to change his trajectory based upon the circumstances of his neighborhood.

Joseph Watkins '71 shares his insights as a Middlesex graduate and a man that has led many endeavors as a professional, all while being humble and empathic along the way.

When John Bonhom II was asked what he would tell his younger self, he stated, "you are there because you belong there."

Judellia Cole lets our diverse listeners know, "you are not here by mistake, you belong here!"

Kyrie York shares his insights and wonderful words of wisdom as a young man growing up in Chicago and finding his way to Schenectady, New York!

Keith Wilkerson, shares the important statement and sentiments of, "keep moving forward!"

Kailan Claiborne discusses how he would tell his younger, diverse self to continue to be the person who you want to be.   Please take a listen, and share.

Blair Taylor '99 of Episcopal, shares the important statement and sentiments of, "don't ignore your discernment!"

Barbara discusses the journey of finding one's voice in life.

Jared Young and Roysworth Grant III tell of the importance of trusting your vision as you enter a PWI.  

Even though there may be a 10-year difference in graduation years, Renee Howard '07 and Abigael Ajuma '17 of Episcopal High School share similar reflections of their tenures at Episcopal.  This particular podcast is made up of lots of laughs, but it is insightful nonetheless.

Allen Kuiper, former student at Episcopal shares his insights about lost opportunities and networks after leaving Episcopal prior to graduating.  

SS Singh of Episcopal High School states that it is important to always know your worth while attending a PWI.

William Jolley '03 of the Landon School for Boys joins the Bridging Legacies Across Campuses Podcast.  Jolley leaves several pieces of insightful words of wisdom.  

Tamela Blalock '98 of Episcopal shares her insights and thoughts about her journey from Episcopal to Georgetown to her professional career.

BLAC was able to share a wonderful conversation with Sofi Igyan '21 of Episcopal High School of Alexandria, VA.    Sofi shared some insightful words stating, "don't be afraid to show up and be your honest self, being your full self."

Professional Troublemaking Part 1: This is the first podcast for Bridging Legacies Across Campuses LLC.  This Podcast is the first in a three-part series to address "How To Be A Professional Troublemaker."  The series seeks to address a wonderful Ted Talk Daily Podcast featuring, New York Times Best Seller, Luvie Ajayi Jones. Jones provides the framework of professional troublemaking by asking thr...