I wish i could *love* every girl in the world (Wayne lyrics in theory and not in practice)
I'ts the end of women's history month, and we wanted to have a conversation about feminism and how it intersects with black bodies in america.
The Grass is Ghetto
From Poetry to Prose to Politics: This pod is good conversation between two good friends. It's "Hotep-Lite," meaning negro intellectualism & medium ghetto antics minus the calories and bad Hiphop culture takes.
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Mourning dew: 1st Imprestions
In the first episode of the Grass is Ghetto Podcast, hosts Donnie-Ray and Jamia Zarzuela introduce themselves and set the stage for engaging discussions on black identity, cultural nuances, and the impact of historical racism. With a mix of humor and insight, they invite listeners to explore the complexities of race in America. Welcome to the Grass is Ghetto Podcast.
Afromations w/ Dustin Edwards
In this episode we I will bring on one of my friend to explore how what we believe, either individually or collectively, influences social norms, culture and policies. (Especially ones that effect how we view black men and boys in our society today) Dustin Edwards is a comedian and US veteran from Lousiana who received his BA in Sociology and MA in Criminal Justices at the University of Louisiana…
I am tha Algorithm ft. Kayla Katalyst
In this episode, I'll talk to my favorite anti-racist media strategist to explore how what we believe, either individually or collectively, influences social norms, culture and policies. as well as ask this burning question: Do we control the algorithm or does the algorithm control us? Kayla Katalyst is a social justice storyteller and business strategist from Queens, NY whose home base is…
I am More Than A Mom ft. Chelsea Lawyer
In this episode we I will bring on a beloved friend and village member to explore how what we believe, either individually or collectively, influences social norms, culture and policies. Especially in motherhood as it personally pertains to my life and how I navigate in the world. Chelsea Lawyer is a wife and mother of 4 who is the Director and Founder of Being The Village. Being The Village is a…
I am The Culture Ft. Dr. Kamara Taylor
In this episode we I will bring on a my mentor and professor to explore how what we believe, either individually or collectively, influences social norms, culture and policies. (Especially the ones we are dealing with today) Dr. Kamara Taylor is an award winning professor holding a Bachelors and Master degree in Political science, A Masters in Clinical Psychology and a PhD in neuro Psychology with…
I think I am ft. Dr. Gabe Crenshaw
In this episode we are going to be exploring how the I am statement affects the brain. Dr. Gabe Crenshaw is a licensed clinical psychologist in Los Angeles who provides therapy to individuals, groups, and families to treat depression, anxiety, and more. He has appeared on many TV and radio talk shows where he shares the most updated information on mental health matters. In addition to being a…
Tha Great I AM
In this episode we are going to be examining faith based perspectives on how our thoughts become our reality with Rev. Arlene Hylton. Rev. Arlene Hylton is a Spiritual Teacher who delights in assisting Youth and Adults alike in remembering their Spiritual Potential and Capacity. Through her Workshops, Lectures, and One-on-One council, she assists individuals in realizing their God given…
Whats up with America Podcast// Say It Loud : I'm Blk & I'm Prd
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Tha Souf
Despite the thriving black population in southern states such as Georgia, Alabama Mississippi or Louisiana the unwavering loyalty to the Republican Party seemed even that much stronger. So I brought out Political Science major, Poet and Mississippi native Sip so talk about Tha good ole Souf.