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In Episode 7 of Let's Talk: Passion & Purpose, host Nicole Thomas welcomes Garry Grant, an exceptional New York City-based artist known for his large-scale abstract works. Originally from Detroit, Michigan, Garry's career spans over two decades and bridges fine art and master gilding.

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Episode 6 - In this inspiring episode, we dive deep into self-care and mental health with Janell Santana-Sims, a dedicated social worker, coach, and author. As the founder of Self-Care JS Inc., Janell emphasizes harm reduction and mental health advocacy. At the same time, her coaching program, JS Self-Care LLC, revisits essential life lessons about self-care that we often overlook. Janell candidly...

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Consider It Blacklit host Kim Singleton highlights the new Disney Plus series Ironheart. This episode includes comments from the show's creator Chinaka Hodge and Executive Producer Ryan Coogler. www.tinyurl.com/CIBPodcast

Wadada Leo Smith: Tradition & Transition Composer and trumpet player Wadada Leo Smith in commentary and concert excerpts recorded at Roulette including a duo with keyboardist Amina Claudine Myers (Central Park Mosaics, 2024), passages from his Pulitzer-nominated Ten Freedom Summers (Golden Quartet and the Pacifica Coral Reef Ensemble, 2013), and a Rastafarian ceremonial ritual with vocalist Je...

Each episode includes a brief discussion of social justice issues and politics, as well as playing and talking about classic jazz songs and the artists.

Each episode includes a brief discussion of social justice issues and politics, as well as playing and talking about classic jazz songs and the artists.

This podcast episodes me and the guest discuss post graduation, plans for summer, and favorite things to do in summer.

Each episode includes a brief discussion of social justice issues and politics, as well as playing and talking about classic jazz songs and the artists.

 Fearless Abolitionist Anees on Community, Abolition, and Healing  On this episode of The Junk and Jam Experience, Christopher Albert sits down with the brilliant and bold Anees — activist, community organizer, abolitionist, and lifelong learner — to talk about building safer, more just futures through collective care, protest, and healing.  Anees opens up about their journey from academia to stre...

Each episode includes a brief discussion of social justice issues and politics, as well as playing and talking about classic jazz songs and the artists.

This podcast episodes me and the guest discuss post graduation, plans for summer, and favorite things to do in summer.

Sports Commentator Eric Rivera on Transgender Athletes and Celebrating Black Athletes Broadcaster, producer, and commentator Eric Rivera joins host Christopher Albert for an engaging conversation on his sports journey, from early experiences in indoor track and Taekwondo to his passion for sports media and play-by-play commentary.  The discussion expands into social issues in sports, including the...

Two senior year college graduates discuss their journey to graduation while venting on the streets of new york.

The three episodes of this podcast involve me and my friend/ classmate reflecting back on our first years and college and how far we have came. What the experience was like attending a CUNY college in NYC.

Each episode includes a brief discussion of social justice issues and politics, as well as playing and talking about classic jazz songs and the artists.

The music of Shahzad Ismaily, a multi-instrumentalist widely admired for his mastery of the bass guitar and drum set in solos, collaborations, and groups across genres. The program features the artist's remarks on personal history, spiritual growth, and musical projects alongside excerpts from several performances at Roulette: a duo with guitarist Indigo Street, a vocal duo with Arooj Aftab, and i...

The three episodes of this podcast involve me and my friend/ classmate reflecting back on our first years and college and how far we have came. What the experience was like attending a CUNY college in NYC.

Between takes on filming, two college filmmaker-photographers hit record to unpack stress, sparks of inspiration, travel highs, depression lows, and the slow art of patience. Real conversations from set to street. www.youtube.com/@casuallycrude https://www.instagram.com/mistercrude

We are finally having a conversation about the movie of the year. Ryan Coogler's box office smash...SINNERS!!! We are talking about the icon performances, themes, and our favorite scenes. This is NOT a spoiler free episode. If you haven't seen sinners what are you waiting for?!?!

Episode 8: Join Assemblywoman Latrice M. Walker and Rev. Dr. Robert Waterman, the pastor of Antioch Baptist Church in Brooklyn, as they explore how religion and politics shape our everyday lives. Tune in every Thursday for thought-provoking discussions on the separation of Church and State, among other important topics! In today's episode, Assemblywoman Latrice Walker and Rev. Dr. Robert Waterman...