Best Brown United in Action Podcasts (2024)

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What’s a Black Job 45:46

7d ago45:46

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Not sure about everyone else but it’s a hell of a thing when an outrightly racist individual can not only deter being incarcerated but has the power and privilege to reference ‘black jobs being taken away’? Say what? You may have seen the swarm of social media posts referencing what a Black job can be, or is, but what is that really saying about th…

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Normalize Black Mental Wellness 54:03

8d ago54:03

54:03

Seems like it's unfathomable for there to be any mental wellness impact after COVID, which required us to be shut in sort of like being imprisoned. Somehow after all that, we seem to think there would be no impact on our mental wellness, thing is, Black people are used to being stressed out. Although we have had and have black providers who have ma…

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Baseball Memories: St. Louis Browns, Herzog, and Holtzman 54:07

19d ago54:07

54:07

In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston dive into the rich history of baseball in St. Louis with sports historian Ed Wheatley. They discuss notable figures associated with the St. Louis Browns and Cardinals, including exclusive stories about Bob Gibson, Whitey Herzog, and Kenny Holtzman. Wheatley also shares …

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Addiction does not discriminate, but do we? 51:45

23d ago51:45

51:45

In case you missed it, the world just got a glance of Wendy Willams’ struggles with substances and mental wellness; all documented by Liftetime TV. ‘Interestingly’ in comparison to Brittany Spears, Wendy’s case is not receiving the same level of understanding or empathy. And for those who watched the show, note the absence of Black clinical staff o…

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Who is in the Field 48:10

29d ago48:10

48:10

Okay people you know what time it is, get your favorite snacks, sit back, let’s unpack it, streaming now on the Sound of Black and Brown, for "Who is in the field”. It’s interesting that we all just survived what was deemed to be a global health pandemic, yet while we all got a quick glance at what solitary confinement and incarcerated life looks l…

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Building Community Through Juneteenth: Insights from Celeste Grayer 40:02

29d ago40:02

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We sit down with multi-disciplined artist and social worker Celeste Grayer to discuss the upcoming Juneteenth celebrations in the St. Louis area, particularly the activities in the Delmar Loop on June 15th. Grayer, who is deeply embedded in the local community, shares her insights on the significance of Juneteenth, its recent recognition as a natio…

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Society only Tolerates one Change at a Time 1:06:01

1M ago1:06:01

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Okay people you know what time it is, get your favorite snacks folks, sit back, let’s unpack it, streaming now on the Sound of Black and Brown, for "Society only Tolerates one Change at a Time” joining the conversation tonight is our sister in the struggle, Nightingale as she share more of what it has been like being Huey Newton’s niece in a predom…

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A Thief Never Becomes an Owner 53:57

1M ago53:57

53:57

get your favorite snacks folks, sit back, let’s unpack it, streaming now on the Sound of Black and Brown, for "A Thief Never Becomes An Owner”. Slavery never ended folx, it just got revised and you may or may not be surprised to know that some amongst you want what you got, literally. Fact is, are we really liberated or are we ‘free’, comfortably m…

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The Secret of the Golden Queen: A Children's Opera for All Ages 55:24

1M ago55:24

55:24

Our episode discovers the enchanting world of a new children's opera, 'The Secret of the Gold Queen' featuring guests Nika Leoni, a composer and award-winning classical singer, and Mark Freiman, a lyric bass and stage director. The conversation explores the inspirations, challenges, and creative processes behind the opera. The show highlights the s…

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Misrepresentation and Marginalization 1:09:49

1M ago1:09:49

1:09:49

Get your favorite snacks folks, sit back, let’s unpack it, are we really over slavery? Are we, Black and Brown people really and truly ready to lead ourselves? Why do we doubt each other so much and why do we think the only way to be successful is to do things the whyte way? From New Haven to across the United States, white power is re-emerging and…

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Engineering Marvels: The Eads Bridge and Its 150-Year Journey 59:54

2M ago59:54

59:54

We celebrate the 150th anniversary of the iconic Eads Bridge with guest Dr. John Brown, Professor Emeritus at the University of Virginia School of Engineering. Dr. Brown, author of 'Spanning the Gilded Age: James Eads and the Great Steel Bridge,' discusses the historical significance, groundbreaking engineering techniques, and financial challenges …

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Outside is AmeriKKKa 1:00:25

2M ago1:00:25

1:00:25

On this episode of “Outside is AmeriKKKa” we are blessed with a very special guest, who is part of the Black Panther bloodline, niece of Huey P. Newton, the Nightingale, Nicole Gobert. Get comfy and let’s unpack it, as we break bread on peer support, mental wellness in Black and Brown communities and us remembering our power. It seems like we forgo…

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Beyond the Score: Inside the Missouri Chamber Music Festival 54:44

2M ago54:44

54:44

In this episode of St. Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston interview Nina Ferrigno and Benedetta Orsi about the upcoming 14th Season of the Missouri Chamber Music Festival. The discussion covers the festival's mission, scheduled concerts, and the significance of chamber music. Ferrigno, a founding member of the Calyx Piano Trio, …

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Ste. Genevieve: A Walk Through the Oldest Town West of the Mississippi 56:30

2M ago56:30

56:30

In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston discuss the historical significance of Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, through the lens of Valerie Battle Kienzle's new book, 'Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, A Walk Through History.' The hosts delve into the charming and lesser-known aspects of Ste. Genevieve's history, its founding, an…

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Echoes of John Denver: Rick Schuler's Tribute Journey 51:02

2M ago51:02

51:02

An engaging interview with Rick Schuler, a singer, songwriter, adventurer, and John Denver tribute artist. Born in Monroe, Louisiana, and raised in St. Louis, Schuller shares his journey from growing up resembling the famous musician to becoming a John Denver tribute singer admired by Denver's original band members. We delve into Schuller's music c…

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Chronicles of Valor: The Musical Journey of the USAF Band of Mid-America 48:10

2M ago48:10

48:10

Hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston highlight the upcoming performances of the United States Air Force Band of Mid-America in St. Louis. Joined by Senior Master Sergeant Ryan Leatherman, Superintendent and saxophonist, they delve into the various ensembles and roles within the band. The discussion also touches on Ryan’s career path, the signifi…

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Uniting for Impact: Collaborative Philanthropy in Action 56:23

2M ago56:23

56:23

The St. Louis Community Foundation, the second oldest community foundation in the United States, has raised over $30 million and manages 900 charitable funds with assets exceeding $525 million. President and CEO Kelvin Adams discusses the role of the foundation in leveraging donor funds to support local nonprofits, emphasizing areas like economic s…

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Life is a Cabaret (and maybe like a box of chocolates too) 42:28

2M ago42:28

42:28

Amy Jo Jackson, a New York City-based performer known for her work in cabaret delves into the intricacies of cabaret performances, the creative process behind Amy Jo's shows, and her upcoming performance in St. Louis in coordination with the Tennessee Williams St. Louis Festival. The episode also touches on themes of identity and singularity in the…

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Black Mental Wellness Matters 47:50

2M ago47:50

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Seems like it's unfathomable for there to be any mental wellness impact after COVID, which required us to be shut in sort of like being imprisoned. But think about it are we the same or are we adjusting to being back to "normal"? Tune in, let's unpack itBy Black and Brown United in Action

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Harvesting Memories: The Evolution of Farming and Family Entertainment at Eckert's Orchards 55:17

2M ago55:17

55:17

We feature the multi-generational Eckert's Farm located in Belleville, Illinois and its impact on local agriculture and family experiences. Angie Eckert, Vice President of Eckert's family-owned orchard, shares the farm's 175-year history and its evolution in farming practices. She highlights the farm's commitment to family experiences and year-roun…

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Pretty Boy: The Reality of Youth Trafficking 55:05

3M ago55:05

55:05

An in-depth conversation with Kevin Coleman-Cohen, a director, producer, filmmaker, and educator deeply involved in social issues. Kevin discusses his film 'Pretty Boy,' which focuses on the life of a homeless male black teenager navigating survival sex in St. Louis. The narrative offers a poignant insight into male sex trafficking and exploitation…

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Trafficking & Sexual Exploitation: Hope Amidst Adversity 51:31

3M ago51:31

51:31

This episode of 'Saint Louis In Tune' features a profound conversation on the pressing issues of commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking, distinguishing between the two and exploring their implications. Guest Katie Rhodes, founder and executive director of Healing Action, shares her personal journey from being a victim of sex trafficki…

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Exploring St. Louis: A Family Adventure Guide 54:58

3M ago54:58

54:58

Dive into family-related activities and destinations in St. Louis with guest Tara Smith, author of 'Best Mom, St. Louis'. Tara, a seasoned blogger and mother of four, shares insights from her book, offering a plethora of recommendations for family outings that cater to various interests, including the best places for pizza, outdoor activities, and …

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From Script to Stage: The Journey of Theatrical Creation 53:18

3M ago53:18

53:18

Gary Wayne Barker, a renowned director, actor, professor, and associate dean at St. Louis University shares insights of his direction of Arthur Miller's 'All My Sons kicking off the 26th season of the New Jewish Theatre. He reflects on his journey from acting to high-level academia and directing, emphasizing the value of multi-faceted skills in the…

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Karenism is Not Leadership 55:17

3M ago55:17

55:17

Get comfy and let’s unpack it, there’s a lot happening there and if you do not think it affects you, well, you’re wrong and it will do so even more soon. Check out this episode of Sound of Black and Brown, "Karenism is Not Leadership”. Besties, we started the convo about Black women on the job and why we should all be mad at all who led #DrAntoinet…

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Disempower Karens 55:45

3M ago55:45

55:45

Friends sit back grab your favorite snack let's unpack it the Karens are out and about and doing what they know to do, as taught by their grandpa Columbus. Just like him their favorite target is none else than Black and Brown people, and like him their behaviors and ethics are accepted in so many places but lately two particular workspaces are gett…

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Exploring the Tapestry of the 29th St. Louis Jewish Film Festival 52:37

4M ago52:37

52:37

This episode features an in-depth interview with John Wilson, Director of Cultural Arts at the Jewish Community Center, who details the festival's offerings, including a special segment on Israeli student filmmakers impacted by terrorist attacks. Wilson also sheds light on his role as a fight director in theater, emphasizing safety and the illusion…

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Cross-Cultural Tunes: From Indian Ragas to Jazz Riffs 52:55

4M ago52:55

52:55

Saint Louis In Tune welcomes Seema Kasturi, a practitioner of Carnatic Classical music from St. Louis. Seema shares insights on her upcoming show, Harmony in Music, which aims to blend Carnatic classical music with Western improvisation, including jazz and other genres, alongside English literature for broader comprehension. The segment underlines …

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Outside is AmeriKKKa 1:01:54

4M ago1:01:54

1:01:54

Alright y'all we are in the building, been busy handling some things, providing support and participating in the Connecticut legislative session. There is so much to unpack, we tried to cover as much as we could particularly in terms of what is not happening to improve the cost and standard of living in our Black and Brown communities.…

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Gobsmacked at the Sight: The 1904 St. Louis World's Fair 49:31

4M ago49:31

49:31

This episode features Patrick Murphy, a renowned author, television producer, and media personality, discussing his latest book Prelude to a Century: The 1904 St. Louis World's Fair; aka the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Murphy shares insights into the World's Fair's historical significance, including its architectural marvels, technological innov…

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Exploring Bias and Censorship in High School Debate with James Fishback 55:54

4M ago55:54

55:54

In this episode of "Saint Louis In Tune," hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston interview James Fishback, the founder of Incubate Debate. They discuss the significance of debate in education, the problems with high school debate formats, and the inception of Incubate Debate to offer a nonpartisan platform for students. Fishback addresses the chal…

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