Best Howie Echo Hawk Podcasts (2024)

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Season 4 Episode 9: Nacala Ayele 1:13:31

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Nacala Ayele is a joy coach for Black, Indigenous and People of Color. You can find out more at: https://www.joyfulpractices.info/ . She is also a massage therapist and has served as a teaching artist for Young Women Empowered sharing her talents as a culinary historian and a joy pracititioner. She has traveled to Ghana, Kenya, Guatemala, Jamaica, …

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Season 4 Episode 8: Jackie Amatucci 48:35

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Jackie Amatucci is a retired high-school teacher, artist, who has worked as a Creative Consultant for over twenty-five years. She began working as an “art-barn facilitator” the year after Charlie Murphy and Peggy Taylor started the Power of Hope. She has facilitated and mentored other adults to hold space, create and imagine in setting up Art Space…

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3. Buffy’s Historically Accurate Thanksgiving w/ Tai Leclaire 54:04

1+ y ago54:04

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What happens when a writers room full of White liberals try to make a pithy and self congratulatory Thanksgiving episode (Buffy The Vampire Slayer - Pangs)? Well, spoilers, they kill a bunch of Natives and eat a turkey together. Excellent. Also, guest Tai Leclaire reveals his first crush, who may or mayn’t have syphilis. Thanksgiving for your time.…

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2.Zack Morris Gets Cancelled w/ Joey Clift 51:48

1+ y ago51:48

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Howie Echo-Hawk and the wonderful, the powerful, and the very funny Joey Clift (Spirit Rangers) watched "Running Zack" from saved by the Bell. Its pretty racist. Shocker. http://www.joeyclift.com/ Every Native Episode is a podcast hosted by "comedian" Howie Echo-Hawk, wherein two or more of your favorite NDNs talk about the best and worst Native ep…

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1. Journey’s End -StarTrek TNG w/ Tommy Pico 1:16:16

1+ y ago1:16:16

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Our journey begins with "Journey's End" from Star Trek The Next Generation, with poet/writer Tommy Pico! NDNS IN SPACE (*echo* in space in space in space) Howie and Tommy pitch ideas and also get mad philosophical and deep for a sec. Tommy “Teebs” Pico is a poet, podcaster, and tv writer. He is author of the books IRL, Nature Poem, Junk, Feed, and …

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Season 4 Episode 7: Davia Antonia 1:17:57

2y ago1:17:57

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This episode was recorded in Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica with relocation specialist Davia Antonia. You can find her at https://lifeaholiccostarica.com/ .By Black Women Writers: Reagan Jackson and Anastacia Renee

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Season 4 Episode 6: Leilani Mañulu 58:11

2y ago58:11

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Leilani is a shaman and leadership visionary, interpreting messages from the unseen to bring more joy, balance, and hope to our world. She is the author of “Paradox of the Water Bearer” and the host of The Intuitive Catalyst podcast. Leilani is a leadership expert and executive coach, supporting and guiding intuitive leaders in reconnecting with th…

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Season 4 Episode 5: Sonora Jha 59:19

2y ago59:19

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Sonora Jha is the author of the memoir How to Raise a Feminist Son (2021) and the novel Foreign (2013). After a career as a journalist covering crime, politics, and culture in India and Singapore, she moved to the United States to earn a Ph.D. in media and public affairs. Sonora’s OpEds, essays, and public appearances have featured in the New York …

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Season 4 Episode 4: Howie Echo-Hawk 55:01

2y ago55:01

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Howie Echo-Hawk has a lot of names and does a lot of things. They are one of the human beings, as (hopefully) are you. Music, words, jokes, laughter, joy, dancing, being hot are among her many activities. Howie produces events and art with Indigenize Productions, makes music and art under the name “there’s more,” and has so many instagrams that at …

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Season 4 Episode 3: Mari Shibuya 55:42

2y ago55:42

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Mari Shibuya (they/she) (Duwamish / Coast Salish territory) is a Visual and Social Artist specializing in murals, community visioning through the arts, and scribing. Their work focuses on the intersection of public art activation, visual thinking and creative empowerment while inviting in the spirit of collaboration and connection.…

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Season 4 Episode 2: Dr. Alexis Pauline Gumbs 59:43

2y ago59:43

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Shake a tambourine for Black Feminism! Sista Docta Alexis Pauline Gumbs is a Queer Black Troublemaker and Black Feminist Love Evangelist and an aspirational cousin to all sentient beings. Her work in this lifetime is to facilitate infinite, unstoppable ancestral love in practice. She leads retreats and has published several books. Find out more her…

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Season 4 Episode 1: We're Back! Now what? What now? 52:32

2y ago52:32

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After a two year gap we are back. We've missed you. Check in on what Anastacia and Reagan have been up to during the pandemic and how we're framing our 4th and final season.By Reagan Jackson and Anastacia Renee: Two Black Women Writers

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Episode 19: Black Healing live from Town Hall PT2- Rocky Lester and TAQUEET$ 1:13:00

4y ago1:13:00

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On Sept 6, 2020 The Deep End hosted it's Season 3 Finale livestreaming through Seattle Town Hall. The theme was Black healing and we interviewed Mary Williams, Victoria Santos, Rocky Lester, and Taqueet$. Mary Williams is an anthropology student at the University of Washington who is studying coping strategies for viral Black death. She is the co-f…

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Episode 18: Black Healing live from Town Hall PT 1 with Mary Williams and Victoria Santos 1:04:34

4y ago1:04:34

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On Sept 6, 2020 The Deep End hosted it's Season 3 Finale livestreaming through Seattle Town Hall. The theme was Black healing and we interviewed Mary Williams, Victoria Santos, Rocky Lester, and Taqueet$. Mary Williams is an anthropology student at the University of Washington who is studying coping strategies for viral Black death. She is the co-f…

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Episode 17: B.J. Star 55:04

4y ago55:04

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BJ STAR (they/them) is an experience designer, facilitator, and consultant invested in transformational learning, building powerful teams, and transitioning to a life-affirming society. BJ began as a trainer with Generation Waking Up and The Work That Reconnects, and has grown several organizations that strengthen Black, POC, womxn, and youth leade…

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Episode 16: Paulina Lopez 59:16

4y ago59:16

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Originally from Ecuador, Paulina has made Seattle her home over the past 15 years and has been with DRCC/TAG for eight years. Paulina has over 25 years of experience working with issues of civil rights, social justice, equity, education, and diversity. She has and continues to demonstrate commitment and engagement in the community through the advoc…

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Episode 15: Susan Balbas 57:26

4y ago57:26

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Susan Balbas is the co-founder and executive director of Na’ah Illahee Fund (Mother Earth in the Chinook language), a Seattle-based nonprofit organization with a mission to support and promote the leadership of Indigenous womxn in the ongoing regeneration of Indigenous communities in the Pacific Northwest. She holds a Bachelor of Business Administr…

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Episode 14: Brenetta Ward 49:40

4y ago49:40

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Brenetta Ward is a Seattle-based fiber artist and third generation quilter. Her work has been exhibited at the National Afro-American Museum; Textile Center: A National Center for Fiber Art; Ethnic Heritage Art Gallery; Tacoma Art Museum; Northwest African American Museum and Spelman College Museum of Fine Art. Selected pieces have been published i…

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Episode 13: Dre Say and Jacqueline Wu from the CID 1:00:44

4+ y ago1:00:44

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Dre Say is really beyond their ancestor’s wildest dreams. They are a member of the CID [Chinatown/International District] Coalition and also a member of Got Green. Dre’s primary interests are engaging people disconnected from politics and organizing, and fighting against displacement in South Seattle. Jacqueline Wu is a second-generation Chinese-Fi…

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Episode 12: Loretta Ross 49:55

4+ y ago49:55

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Loretta J. Ross is a Visiting Professor of Practice in the School of Social Transformation at Arizona State University teaching "Reproductive Justice Theory and Practice" and "Race and Culture in the U.S." for the 2018-2019 academic year. Previously, she was a Visiting Professor at Hampshire College in Women's Studies for the 2017-2018 academic yea…

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Episode 11: Dr. Carl Livingston 47:56

4+ y ago47:56

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Carl Livingston is the lead professor in the Political Science Department at Seattle Central College (SCC). A graduate of Notre Dame Law School, he has been an adjunct Business Law professor at Seattle Pacific University’s School of Business and at South Seattle College. He was chair of the panel appointed by the Seattle City Council that reported …

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Episode 10: Maritess Zurbano 58:17

4+ y ago58:17

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Maritess Zurbano is the only Filipino-American magician in history. She performs and lectures on magic around the world. Her prose has won awards and grants including a Hedgebrook Residency. Her performances, plays, and prose details how she became a Las Vegas magician in a male-dominated field. These works have been produced in NYC theater festiva…

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Episode 9: Patricia Valentine Jones 47:44

4+ y ago47:44

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Patricia Valentine Jones was born and raised in Chowchilla, California. She moved to Sacramento in 1960, married and had two daughters. As a young person she sang in a 125 voice community choir. The Voices of Inspiration traveled to Seattle to sing at the worlds fair in 1962. Little did she know she would move to Seattle in 1982 to marry and live. …

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Episode 8: Natasha Ria El-Scari 55:36

4+ y ago55:36

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Natasha Ria El-Scari is a writer, Cave Canem fellow, and educator for over a decade. Her poetry, academic papers, and personal essays have been published in anthologies, literary, online journals and even as decor in a restaurant in London. She has opened for and introduced many great writers, singers and activists, and has been featured at a host …

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Episode 7: Lashanna Williams 57:37

4+ y ago57:37

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Lashanna (she/her) is a graduate of the University of Michigan and Washington’s own Northwest Academy for the Healing Arts. During a massage, her goal is always a flowing conversation between her hands and your tissue. "My touch is not a pointed deep touch, yet we access deep tissues without you leaving in pain. Causing pain is counter-intuitive to…

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Episode 6: Omitosin Fayemi 1:03:40

4+ y ago1:03:40

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There are times when just one healing practice or modality won’t achieve the balance and healing that some need. Omitosin, The Spiritual Curator, brings many gifts, spiritual tools and workshops to help her clients with their personal transformation…Her collection of healing tools is vast and she supports clients on their path with loving kindness …

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Episode 5: Riz Rollins 1:13:51

4+ y ago1:13:51

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writer and dj riz rollins (just 'riz' to his friends) has been a presence in the seattle music landscape where he hosts a variety and electronica show on 90.3 fm for almost thirty years. a stalwart in both the club and event scene, he has played alongside a diverse roster of artists that includes nirvana and james brown, die antwoord and funkadelic…

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Episode 4: Tommy Pico 1:00:51

4+ y ago1:00:51

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Tommy “Teebs” Pico is author of the books IRL, Nature Poem, Junk, Feed, and myriad keen tweets including “sittin on the cock of the gay.” Originally from the Viejas Indian reservation of the Kumeyaay nation, he now splits his time between Los Angeles and Brooklyn. He co-curates the reading series Poets with Attitude, co-hosts the podcasts Food 4 Th…

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Episode 3: Jessica Rycheal 1:02:02

4+ y ago1:02:02

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Jessica Rycheal is a Multi-disciplinary Storyteller, Photographer, and Creative Director from Macon, Georgia. Her work embraces vulnerability as an act of resistance, as she weaves themes of healing, resilience, and self-preservation across a loom of visual arts and spoken word. She has been featured in the Northwest African American Museum, Bainbr…

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Episode 2: C. Davida Ingram 1:08:32

4+ y ago1:08:32

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C. Davida Ingram is an award-winning artist and civic leader born in Chicago and based in Seattle, Washington. Her artwork, curatorial projects, and writing all discuss race and gender via lens-based media, social practice, performance art, lyrical essay and installation art. Ingram has exhibited at the Frye Art Museum, Northwest African American M…

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Season 3 Premier: Azure Savage 46:18

4+ y ago46:18

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AZURE SAVAGE is a black trans man in his senior year of high school. He wrote You Failed Us as a response to the racial injustice within the education system. After releasing the book, Savage has started to pursue speaking opportunities, workshops, and meeting directly with people working in Seattle Public Schools. He is working towards creating mo…

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Season 2 Finale! Episode 22: Virgie Tovar live from Seattle Town Hall 1:32:37

4+ y ago1:32:37

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Virgie Tovar is an author, activist and started the hashtag campaign #LoseHateNotWeight. In 2018 she was named one of the 50 most influential feminists by Bitch Magazine. She is the founder of Babecamp, a 4-week online course designed to help women who are ready to break up with diet culture. In 2012, Tovar edited the anthology Hot & Heavy: Fierce …

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Episode 21: Dr. Eric Darnell Pritchard (cameo of Dr. Stanlie James) 54:06

4+ y ago54:06

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Born and raised in Queens, NY, Eric Darnell Pritchard is an award-winning writer, cultural critic, and an Associate Professor of English at the University at Buffalo, State University of New York. A self-described "Black queer feminist alchemist," he writes and teaches about literacy and rhetoric and their intersections with fashion, beauty, popula…

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Episode 20: Dr. David Glisch-Sanchez 48:29

4+ y ago48:29

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David Luis Glisch-Sánchez is an award winning teacher and Assistant Professor of Global Gender and Sexuality Studies at the University of Buffalo, in Buffalo, New York. His work as a scholar and teacher focuses broadly in the areas of the sociology of emotions, Latinx studies, women of color feminisms, queer of color critique, and public policy and…

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Episode 19: Kwame Morrow 1:00:02

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Kwame Morrow is a husband, father of three, son, and brother. He is an active member of his community, and an urn in which his ancestors reside. He describes himself primarily as a soul having a human experience. Kwame earned his BA in Business Administration Finance from The Evergreen State College with a focus on international trade. He graduated…

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Episode 18: Live from We Out Here Part 2 - Nyema Clark 59:55

5y ago59:55

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This Episode was recorded live at Langston Hughes from We Out Here, a festival of black excellence curated by Michael B. Maine. Nyema Clark is farm boss at Nurturing Roots on Beacon Ave & S Graham St. in Beacon Hill. A native to south Seattle, Nyema’s entrepreneurial chops shine in her efforts as a beginning urban farmer. Proprietor of Avenue South…

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Episode 17: Live from We Out Here Part 1- Inye Wokoma 1:04:10

5y ago1:04:10

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Live from We Out Here Part 1, a festival of black excellence curated by Michael B. Maine. The Deep End interviewed Inye Wokoma. Inye Wokoma’s family has lived in the Central District since the 1940s. As a journalist, filmmaker and visual artist, he explores themes of identity, community, history, land, politics and power through the lens of persona…

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Episode 16: Esmy Jimenez 57:32

5y ago57:32

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Esmy Jimenez. Born in Mexico but raised in rural Washington, Esmy Jimenez is a multimedia journalist and writer. After attending USC in Los Angeles, she moved to Seattle where she was a 2016 apprentice for The Seattle Globalist. Esmy’s work has appeared in High Country News, the Washington Post’s The Lily, National Native News, and NPR. She is addi…

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Episode 15: Black Doulas Matter- Rokea Jones and Kristin Travis 1:00:23

5y ago1:00:23

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Join us for a conversation about motherhood with two amazing black doulas and activists literally bringing us life! Rokea Jones is a Seattle Native and a mother to her brilliant two year old daughter. Rokea is currently a Community Based Outreach Doula serving the African-American community at Open Arms Perinatal Services. She is also a certified P…

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Episode 14: Lama Rod Owens 1:03:06

5y ago1:03:06

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Lama Rod Owens was officially recognized by the Kagyu school of Tibetan Buddhism after receiving his teaching authorization from his root teacher the Venerable Lama Norlha Rinpoche when he completed the traditional 3-year silent retreat program at Kagyu Thubten Chöling Monastery (KTC) outside of New York City. It was during this time that he dealt …

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Episode 13: K. Wyking Garrett 55:25

5y ago55:25

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K. Wyking Garrett is the President & CEO of Africatown Community Land Trust and chief strategist for the Africatown community development initiative in Seattle, WA. A third generation community builder and recognized change agent, Wyking designs programs and initiatives that catalyze, mobilize and activate communities for policy change and social i…

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Episode 12: Chef Tarik Abdullah 56:14

5y ago56:14

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Chef Tarik Abdullah is a chef, artist, innovator, and community activist. His culinary creations honor traditions using spices spanning from North Africa, South East Asia and the Mediterranean; and inspired by the tastes and flavors of his childhood. Growing up in a Muslim family and broader community where ethnic foods were the norm, his artistry …

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Episode 11: Evan Flory-Barnes 1:01:15

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Grammy-winning Seattle double bass player (Macklemore & Ryan Lewis), composer and vocalist, Evan Flory-Barnes, is a sorcerer. Able to concoct large, swelling scores with symphonies following his precise baton or manifest nuanced, delicately woven narratives on his solo upright bass, the Emerald City virtuoso offers elegant, honest, approachable and…

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Episode 10: Sharon Chang 57:57

5y ago57:57

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S H A R O N H. C H A N G is an award-winning Author Photographer Activist with a lens on racism, social justice and the Asian American diaspora. She is author of the critically acclaimed academic book Raising Mixed Race: Multiracial Asian Children In a Post-Racial World and her newly released memoir, Hapa Tales and Other Lies: A Mixed Race Memoir A…

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Episode 9: Georgia McDade 1:11:02

5y ago1:11:02

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Georgia Stewart McDade, a Louisiana native who has lived in Seattle more than half her life, loves reading and writing. As a youngster she wrote and produced plays for her siblings and neighbors and collaborated with church youth to write plays for special occasions. Earning a Bachelor of Arts from Southern University, Master of Arts from Atlanta U…

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Episode 8: Ersula Ore 1:19:10

5y ago1:19:10

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Dr. Ersula J. Ore is the Lincoln Professor of Ethics in The School of Social Transformation and Assistant Professor of African & African American Studies, and Rhetoric at Arizona State University. Her work as a race critical rhetorician maps the suasive strategies of aggrieved communities as they operate within a post-emancipation historical contex…

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Episode 7: Ebo Barton 56:35

5y ago56:35

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Ebo Barton is a Black and Filipino, Transgender and Non-Binary, poet and educator. As a representative of Seattle, they've been on 4 National Slam Teams and participated at 3 Individual World Poetry Slams. Their most notable poetry slam accolade is placing 5th in the world in 2016. Ebo curated and directed, How to Love THIS Queer Body of Color: An …

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Episode 6: Naa Akua 1:00:10

5+ y ago1:00:10

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Naa Akua, Citizen University, Poet-in-Residence, is a queer poet, emcee, and actor. They are, poetry teacher at The Northwest School and WITS writer-in-residence at Franklin High School. Intentionality, love, and encouragement is the focus of Akua’s work that can be found in tracks like “The Elements” or “Till It All Goes Away” from their mixtape O…

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Episode 5: Gerry Ebalaroza-Tunnell 52:39

5+ y ago52:39

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Gerry Ebalaroza-Tunnell is the founder of Co3 Consulting: Co-Creating Cohesive Communities. She is a Doctoral candidate in the department of Transformative Studies and Consciousness at the California Institute of Integral Studies and identifies as a Pacific Islander born and raised on the island of O’ahu, Hawaii. Gerry is a dynamic educator who co-…

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Episode 4: Amanda Johnston 56:35

5+ y ago56:35

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Amanda Johnston earned a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from the University of Southern Maine. She is the author of two chapbooks, GUAP and Lock & Key, and the full-length collection Another Way to Say Enter (Argus House Press). Her poetry and interviews have appeared in numerous online and print publications, among them, Callaloo, Poetry,…

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