Jhmira Alexander delves into the impact of investments in black and brown communities. With special guests David Peterson of A. Phillip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum & Melvin Thompson from Resolute Consulting Group, we explore how these investments shape health, housing, employment, and more.
This episode of Brothers Talking delves into the theme: our origin stories. While these stories root us, giving a sense of connection and belonging, they also carry pain, trauma, and sometimes failure from those closest to us. Are we just 2.0 versions of our ancestors?
Dive into Chicago’s migrant landscape and the unfolding care crisis with host Andrea Zopp, Hugo Balta from ‘3 Questions With’, and community activist Sara Sadat. Plus, an exclusive interview with Raza Siddiqui, President of NABET Local 41.
Host Darius Caffey speaks with Elijah McKinnon, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Emmy-nominated OTV. Dive into intersectional storytelling, Chicago’s nonprofit scene, and the journey of community-building.
Join Connie and Anna as they delve into the world of caregiving. Discover the balance of giving love and care while ensuring you don’t neglect your own needs. It’s a journey of love, stress, and self-reflection.
Jhmira Alexander is joined by this week’s guests Arkey Adams, former artistic producer and cultural strategist, and Tacuma Roeback, Managing Editor of the Chicago Defender, join the show to discuss what it means to re-write history amid book bans and misinformation.