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Cultural Dialogues: Countering Racial Trauma One Conversation at a Time

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This podcast is a safe and transformative space dedicated to decolonizing our thinking, addressing racial trauma, fostering healing, and promoting cross-cultural understanding. Through candid, solution-focused conversations, each episode explores how individuals and communities navigate the emotional, psychological, and systemic impacts of racism.

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Recent episodes include "Black Youth Having a Sense of Agency" (18 December 2025, 33 minutes), "Literacy Leads to Liberation" (4 December 2025, 28 minutes), and "Research as Transformation" (1 December 2025, 29 minutes).

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Cultural Dialogues: Countering Racial Trauma One Conversation at a Time publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 31 minutes across 14 episodes.

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Episode #16
Black Youth Having a Sense of Agency
Dec 18, 202533 minS1
Dr. Melissa Speight Vaughn joins the CEO of CRESTSprogram, Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji, for a lively discussion about how Black youth can have agency to investigate and transform their lives.Dr. Melissa Speight...
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Episode #14
Literacy Leads to Liberation
Dec 4, 202528 minS1
The CEO of CRESTSprogram, LLC, Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji, engages in a conversation with Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings about Black children's educational concerns.Gloria Ladson-Billings is Professor Emerita and...
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Episode #11
Research as Transformation
Dec 1, 202529 minS1
In this episode, the CRESTSprogram Co-Founders, Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji and Dr. Constance West, discuss emancipatory research as a transformative approach to conducting inquiry about marginalized communities. For...
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Episode #13
Biology & Black Children’s Achievement
Nov 30, 202537 minS1
In this episode, Dr. Samuel Burbanks, IV engages in a conversation with CRESTSprogram CEO, Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji, about biology and Black children's achievement.Dr. Samuel Burbanks is a part-time assistant...
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Episode #12
Africentric Social Work
Nov 20, 202533 minS1
In this episode, Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji (CEO of CRESTSprogram) has a conversation with Mr. Larry Hayes, a mental health practitioner in the New Orleans (LA) area who practices Africentric Social Work. Mr. Hayes...
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Episode #9
Race-based Stress and Black Schoolchildren-Part 2
Oct 30, 202526 minS1
Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji (CEO of CRESTSprogram) introduces one of the graduate research assistants, Ms. Tyla Kennedy. Ms. Kennedy is a school counselor in one of the public charter schools in the New Orleans (LA)...
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Episode #8
Introducing CRESTSprogram Team Member, Ms. Jonae Bond
Oct 23, 202530 minS1
In this episode, Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji (CEO of CRESTSprogram) introduces the CRESTSprogram graphic designer, Ms. Jonae Bond. Jonae Bond is a multi-creative with a diverse skill set encompassing brand design...
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Episode #7
Race-based Stress and Black Schoolchildren-Part 1
Oct 16, 202532 minS1
In this episode, Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji (CEO of CRESTSprogram) interviewed one of our graduate research assistants, Ms. Dehjah Vaughn. Ms. Vaughn is a full-time classroom teacher and also a doctoral student...
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Episode #6
The Emergence of Pediatric Counseling
Oct 9, 202527 minS1
In this episode, CRESTSprogram CEO, Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji, engages in a lively conversation with Dr. Jeff Wolfgang about the area known as Pediatric Counseling.Dr. Jeff Wolfgang is a clinician, researcher...
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Episode #5
Seeing Traditional New Orleans Jazz as Resistance
Oct 2, 202529 minS1
In this episode, CRESTSprogram CEO, Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji, engages in dialogue with Dr. Michael White. Dr. White is an accomplished, multifaceted New Orleans-based clarinetist, retired professor, composer...
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Episode #3
Introducing CRESTSprogram Research Fellow, Dr. Ebony White
Sep 28, 202526 minS1
In this episode, the CEO of CRESTSprogram, Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji, introduces Dr. Ebony White, research fellow. To read more about Dr. White, visit our website: https://www.crestsprogram.com/the-team.Send...
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Episode #4
Introducing Dr. Kimberlee Bow, Dance Therapist and Trauma Specialist
Sep 25, 202525 minS1
Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji (CEO of CRESTSprogram, LLC) interviews one of the members of her team, Dr. Kimberlee Bow.Dr. Kimberlee Bow is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Registered Dance/Movement...
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Episode #2
Introducing our CRESTSprogram Team Member, Dr. Constance West
Sep 12, 202538 minS1
In this episode, we begin our introduction to the CRESTSprogram team members, beginning with Dr. Constance West, co-founder of our firm. During this discussion, Dr. West talks about her past experiences with Black...
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Cultural Dialogues: Countering Racial Trauma One Conversation at a Time
What's Culture Got to do With It?
Sep 4, 202536 minS0
In this inaugural episode, we provide excerpts from the very first webinar offered by the CRESTSprogram team in November 2020. The founders of CRESTSprogram, LLC, Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji and Dr. Constance West, are...
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Michael White

Sports Mental Performance Coach, Certified Law of Attraction Life Coach, Certified Grief and Loss Educator, Missouri Department of Transportation

Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji

CRESTSprogram, LLC

Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Cirecie West-Olatunji

CRESTSprogram

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About the host

Recent episodes

Black Youth Having a Sense of Agency

Literacy Leads to Liberation

Research as Transformation

Biology & Black Children’s Achievement

Africentric Social Work

Race-based Stress and Black Schoolchildren-Part 2

Introducing CRESTSprogram Team Member, Ms. Jonae Bond

Race-based Stress and Black Schoolchildren-Part 1

The Emergence of Pediatric Counseling

Seeing Traditional New Orleans Jazz as Resistance

Introducing CRESTSprogram Research Fellow, Dr. Ebony White

Introducing Dr. Kimberlee Bow, Dance Therapist and Trauma Specialist

Introducing our CRESTSprogram Team Member, Dr. Constance West

What's Culture Got to do With It?