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... a podcast about how culture and ideas spread among Black Americans, especially outside of mass media. The focus of the podcast is on Black American culture in general — from food to music, movies, theatre, literature, sports, comedy, fashion, politics, and technology, among other things. Join me as I speak with professional & amateur historians, keepers of Black cultural traditions, elders, young people, and everyone in between, in discussions that are equal parts informative and entertaining (and, sometimes, weird). Please visit the website: www.blacketcpod.com
Unknown Host hosts Black etc podcast, a arts show with 25 episodes published.
The guest for this episode is geographer and scholar Dr. Priscilla McCutcheon, who is an Associate Professor of Geography at the University of Kentucky. We discuss the concept of Black geographies and how it shows up in
My guest is accomplished jazz bassist, professor, and public music educator Paul Thompson. We discuss the influence of jazz bass on other genres, the regional differences in jazz styles, and the vibrancy of Pittsburgh’s
The guest for this episode is Dr. Kimberly Thomas McNair, Lecturer in the Department of African and African American Studies at Stanford University. One of Dr McNair's major research projects is exploring the political s
My guest for this episode is Jason A. England, acclaimed writer, cultural critic, and English professor. We use Jason's controversial piece lamenting the state of popular hip hop as an entry point into a broader conversa
My guest for this episode is Anela Malik, who is a writer, speaker, food and travel enthusiast, and social media influencer. She is the author of the book American Soul: The Black History of Food in the United States and
My guest for this episode is Lamont Jack Pearley, Executive Director and founder of Jack Dappa Blues Heritage Preservation Foundation & the African American Folklorist Magazine . He is an applied folklorist, an African A
My guest for this episode is Dr. Constance Bailey, Assistant Professor of African American Literature and Folklore at Georgia State University and Digital Media Editor at the American Folklore Society . She has multiple
In this episode, I speak to film critic, writer, podcaster, and musician Marcus Pinn of the blog Pinnland Empire and the Zebras in America podcast. We discuss the history of efforts to build a Black film canon, groupthin
In this marathon episode, I speak to Boston writer and hip hop historian Dart Adams about the history of the hip hop canon starting from the early days of recorded old school classics through the mainstream/underground s
My guest for this episode is community organizer, food writer, educator, and social media influencer. KJ Kearney. He is the creator of the James Beard Award winning Instagram account Black Food Fridays, the newsletter Wh
The guest for this episode is renowned playwright, author, educator, and activist J.e. Franklin. Ms. Franklin is the founder and producing artistic director of Harlem's Blackgirl Ensemble Theater, Inc. and has written nu
My guest is writer and music critic Chris Stevens, who hosts the R&B podcast On The Groove Line. Chris and I discuss the first ever quiet storm R&B radio broadcast by Melvin Lindsey at Howard's WHUR radio station, which
The guest for this episode is Charla L. Draper, Chicago food writer/consultant and former food editor of Ebony & Southern Living. I talk to Ms. Draper about her early Black food writing influences as well as trends in Bl
My guest for this episode is Dr. Aneeka Ayanna Henderson, Associate Professor in the Sexuality, Women’s and Gender Studies Department at Amherst College. Dr Henderson and I discuss the historical, political, and cultural
In this episode, I speak with siblings Alima Wheeler-Trapp and Ali J. Wheeler of the arts organization and archive The Black Canon, which is committed to preserving and promoting African American literary, performing, vi
My guest for this episode is Chef Rahman "Rock" Harper, who is a chef, entrepreneur, author, speaker, and food media personality based in the Washington, D.C. area. We explore the differences between home cooked vs resta
The guest for this episode is Sheree Williams. She is Publisher & Owner of Cuisine Noir Magazine as well as Executive Director of the nonprofit The Global Food & Drink Initiative. She is also, among other things, a journ
My guest for this episode is Cam James, music artist, filmmaker, investigative journalist, and rising star in online political media. Cam is the creator of countless popular Youtube investigative videos highlighting the
My guest today is Dr. Jared Ball, author, activist, independent media figure, and professor of Africana & Communication Studies at Morgan State University. I talked to him about his book, The Myth and Propaganda of Black
My guest today is Dr. Psyche Williams-Forson, who is a professor of American Studies at the University of Maryland College Park. She studies African American foodways and culture. We had an extensive discussion about new
Marcus Pinn
PINNLAND EMPIRE
1 appearance on this show
Chris Stevens
CEO / Managing Partner · thehouseshopmfg.com
1 appearance on this show
Cam James
1 appearance on this show
Jared Ball
author, activist, independent media figure, professor of Africana & Communication Studies at Morgan State University
1 appearance on this show
Adrian Miller
soul food scholar, barbecue judge, James Beard award winner, former politico · Soul Food Scholar
1 appearance on this show
J.e. Franklin
Blackgirl Ensemble Theater, Inc.
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Aneeka Ayanna Henderson
Amherst College
1 appearance on this show
Sheree Williams
The Global Food & Drink Initiative
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Psyche Williams-Forson
University of Maryland College Park
1 appearance on this show
Jay Mumford
The Du-Rites
1 appearance on this show
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