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Dark Sparks

Victor Ashton

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My videos started as a personal outlet to share my thoughts and ideas. Gradually over time, it has turned into my own online community. I use remarkable individuals I've met over time in my work, I believe that good storytelling is the most important ingredient at the core of creating engaging videos. I’m proud of the growing community of users who visit my site, offer their feedback and have interesting conversations.
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AMERICAN DIAGNOSIS with Dr. Céline Gounder

KFF Health News and JUST HUMAN PRODUCTIONS

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“American Diagnosis” is a conversation about some of the biggest public health challenges across the United States, with insights on topics from teen mental health to opioids and gun violence highlighting the voices of experts and people on the ground working for the health of their communities.
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Welcome to the Lost In Culture Podcast. On this podcast Alex will be joined by guests with a vision to promote their brand or business. There will be talks about the latest news headlines and trigger topics that people might want to hear.
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From Streets to Stability: Witness the transformative journey of brotherhood, individuality, and the pursuit to redefine one's destiny. In this captivating episode, delve into the heart of South Florida as we sit down with Spliffy, a beacon of hope and resilience, sharing his story of navigating life's tumultuous streets to finding spiritual and fi…
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OMG WELCOME BACK! Sorry for the dramatic ass wait. Alex is back like she never left! LET THE TEA SPILL HUNNY. Ashton of Off the Record Podcast comes through for a fun, content filled episode. Ashton speaks on how he started podding, balancing friendships, networking, and MORE! These two have a lot in common and touched base on what its like finding…
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Over 70% of Indigenous people in the United States live in urban areas. But urban Indian health makes up less than 2% of the Indian Health Service’s annual budget. While enrolled members of federally recognized tribes can access the Indian Health Service or tribally run health care on their reservations, Indigenous people who live in cities can fin…
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Lanor Curole is a member of the United Houma Nation. She grew up in Golden Meadow, a small bayou town in Southern Louisiana. The impacts of repetitive flooding in the area forced her to move farther north. Louisiana’s coastal wetlands lose about 16 square miles of land each year. This land loss, pollution from the 2010 BP oil spill, and lingering d…
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Mending broken trust may be a first step for investigators who want to increase the participation of Native people in medical research. “There's such a history of extractive research in Indigenous communities, such that ‘research’ and ‘science’ are sometimes dirty words,” said Navajo geneticist and bioethicist Krystal Tsosie. Poor communication and…
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Correction: This episode was updated on July 27, 2022, to accurately characterize Dr. Charles Eastman’s academic milestone. In 1890, Dr. Charles Eastman became one of the first Native people to graduate from medical school in the United States. Today, one of his descendants, Victor Lopez-Carmen, is a third-year student at Harvard Medical School. He…
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Abby Abinanti is chief judge of the Yurok Tribal Court and a member of the tribe. While previously working in the California court system, she was discouraged and angered by the number of cases in which Indigenous families were separated or tribal members were removed from their communities because of nontribal foster care placements or incarcerati…
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Rachael Lorenzo works to address reproductive health disparities in Native communities. In 2018, they founded Indigenous Women Rising, a fund that provides financial help for Native people seeking an abortion. Historically, the federal government has restricted Native people’s reproductive autonomy. Between 1973 and 1976, more than 3,500 Native peo…
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In 2020, during the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic, Zoel Zohnnie was feeling restless. Growing up on the Navajo Nation, he said, the importance of caring for family and community was instilled at an early age. So Zohnnie wanted to find a way to help members of his tribe. One need in particular stood out: water. American Indian and Alaska Na…
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Ep. 012 / SEASON 2 Back this week with eternal beauty LiLi's touch, South Florida artist within the cosmetology industry. Raised in Haiti and Florida, LiLi has had the balance of knowing both sides of a golden coin. Coming into the industry has always been a family business, yet her twist has taken her beyond that pinnacle. We converse over topics …
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Editor’s Note: This episode includes descriptions of violence that some might find disturbing. Intimate partner violence, also known as domestic violence, can take the form of physical, sexual, or psychological abuse. If you or someone you know is experiencing intimate partner violence, help is available. StrongHearts Native Helpline provides cultu…
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Ep. 010 / Season 2 Giulianna Cesar, holistic and amazing chef, may just be the youngest culinarily motivated artist to become sous-chef in the hottest city in the US, Miami, at age 21 to say the least. Listen to full episode as she speaks about her passions, motives and next steps. Amazing coach with her partners Just A Second health and many more,…
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People living on and near the Navajo Nation have been grappling with the legacy of 40-plus years of uranium mining. According to EPA cleanup reports and congressional hearings, mines were abandoned, radioactive waste was left out in the open, and groundwater was contaminated. This episode is the second half of a two-part series about uranium mining…
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On the morning of July 16, 1979, a dam broke at a uranium mine near Church Rock, New Mexico, releasing 1,100 tons of radioactive waste and pouring 94 million gallons of contaminated water into the Rio Puerco. Toxic substances flowed downstream for nearly 100 miles, according to a report to a congressional committee that year. In the 1970s, uranium …
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Reagan Wytsalucy was looking for a lost orchard. Martin Reinhardt wanted to know more about and better understand the taste of Indigenous foods before European colonization in North America. They followed different paths, but their goals were similar: to reclaim their food traditions to improve the health and vitality of their communities. Native f…
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Travel to the forests outside the Grand Canyon to follow Dr. Sophina Calderon and other Navajo Nation leaders as covid-19 tests the Diné people. Roughly 30% of the homes on the Navajo Nation rely on wood-burning stoves for heat. Many of those households haul wood from nearby forests. That’s what Calderon was doing when she realized the pandemic’s r…
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In the years leading up to the pandemic, Dr. Celine Gounder, the host of the American Diagnosis and EPIDEMIC podcasts, had the opportunity to care for patients part-time at several Indian Health Service facilities around the United States. Working on the “rez,” one theme came up over and over: resilience. In this latest season of American Diagnosis…
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Ep. 006 This week we the chance to bring in Cosmic Womb, Broward County artist & creative. Vic Ashton dove deep and shared conversation with Cosmic, she tells us about her latest updates with music, visuals, projects & new creations. Cosmic also tells us about her absent from the seem this year and how much new projects she'll be giving the rest of…
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Ep. 005 This week we took it a step up with Broward County artist, writer, OxiGang-Member, and now record label management Quince Lu. Residing in both Miami & Tallahassee, FL, the Migo Bendito Colombian artist has a sit-down with Vic Ashton to completely blaze through wide range of truth, grind, history and facts. Topics as deep as his inspirations…
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AWEEZY IS BACK! After some time off, Alex is back and reloaded for 2021! On this episode, Alex calls in musician and creative, Corry Michaels. Corry introduces himself and talks his talents. He opens up about how music as an art has helped him be more comfortable with himself and his sexuality which leads to his AMAZING debut album "GIVE ALL YOURSE…
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"Science is harmed when scientists don't take into account the bias that comes along with inherently being a human." -Kafui Dzirasa As a result of centuries of discrimination, and lack of access to education and opportunity, African Americans comprise only 5% of active physicians in the United States today. Former-Surgeon General David Satcher, who…
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"Nobody really wants to leave their community and I don't blame them because it's our culture and we shouldn't have to move just to have clean air to breathe. That should be God-given right to drink clean water, to breathe clean air.” -Hilton Kelley During the modern environmental movement of the late 60’s and early 70’s, landmark legislation was p…
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Alex touches base with artist and college professor, Jason Moore (Young Poet). Jason starts off with the background of Young Poet and how his artistry led him to recording music. He gives us the powerful story behind his single "God won't let you down" and saving his sons life. Alex and Jason also touch on politics and racism. Jason shares his jour…
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"As we enter into a time of climate change, one of the things we're realizing is these communities that have been systematically oppressed are now the spaces people with money want to be in because all around us is sinking" - Nicole Crooks In this bonus episode of AMERICAN DIAGNOSIS, we’re going to look at how climate change is impacting the health…
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"This can't continue to go on and if I have to be the one to take up the mantle, then I'll do that because that's what my daughter would have done." -Wanda Irving The United States is the richest country in the world with some of the most advanced medical treatments available anywhere. But you’d never know it if you knew how many mothers die in — a…
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Videographer and photographer Bryson G gave us the inside of his success. Bryson starts with why he doesn't show his face on his brand and what its like to keep people curious. Alex and Bryson talk self care, the countries Bryson has been to, and what goes on away from the camera. He recently just did a commercial for Sephora...this guy is all TALE…
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"We used to be a nation where people were one bad gene or one bad traffic accident away from bankruptcy. That's not true anymore." -Jonathan Gruber It's been 10 years since President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law. Some of its most popular provisions included protections for people with pre-existing conditions, allowing childr…
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Influencer, artist, and comedian Victor Pope Jr. came and had some indulging conversation. Alex and Victor deep dive into the creation of his new visual EP that will be available 12/12. Victor also talks his comedy style, his journey in LA, battle rapping vs. stand up, and new age comedy. And can we expect another famous baby momma raffle from Vic?…
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Alex welcomes big time artist 12 Gage on for this weeks episode. Gage starts off with his performances at shows and the importance of talent. Alex asks Gage about his creativity and unique sound. They also bring up if Gage was to do a Versuz battle in DFW, fake love, and being an OG in his city. Stream Gage’s music everywhere! Be sure to check out …
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For episode 37 Alex sits down with Joel817. Joel keeps it real by starting off with the support he expected to get. The two talk the local rap scene, having confidence, and dealing with the music industry. Joel also shares his road being an independent artist, creating music, the future, and more in this high energy episode! THIS IS THE FIRST YOUTU…
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For Episode 35, Alex brings on sportscaster J. Ray on for some real sports talk! J.Ray talks Sports So Simply and how he got into sports media. He also talks the joy of covering high school sports and interviewing younger athletes. Alex and J. Ray get into the NBA and how they have handled the BLM movement which is followed with playoff predictions…
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Brandon Hadley of BH Designs is over for an episode of transparency. Brandon and Alex open up with ways they have experienced depression which leads to finding out how to talk about feelings. They get into escaping depression, the effects it has around you, and seeking therapy as a way to heal. Both Brandon and Alex talk about past experiences that…
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Alex is joined with Bree Synclair, Shaneese, Davion, Myles, KO & Bre Wilk for some sex and relationship conversation. The group kept this episode fun and exciting! They start with women dealing with the “gas station” guys which lead to the conversation of women shooting their shot. They also talk cheating, relationship loyalty, and dating an insecu…
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Alex is back with more racial and systematic injustice talk. This time with an ally, Laci Woodard. Laci is owner of LuLu's Craft Boutique and has been a voice for the #BLM movement. Laci and Alex start with the success and start up of Laci's new business, LuLu's Craft Boutique. Laci explains how she grew up and understanding racial injustice. Alex …
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#NoJusticeNoPeace #BLM #SayTheirNames Alex invited her family over for this venting episode. Sam, Hunter, Larry, Alex J., & Shawn comes through to speak on today’s events involving our black culture. They start off with the importance of local voting & Sam giving out useful information when it comes to your city. The fam also talks voter suppressio…
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Transcript “Despite all of those other cues, my white coat, my scrubs, you know, somebody just looked out the window and saw danger. And even the officers who came to talk to me couldn't override their biases that said danger. And this is not a unique experience at all. I have friends, particularly black men who have trained at some of the best ins…
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WELCOME BACK! Alex is back post pandemic and wanted to start with some good energy. With the world in a frenzy, Nawfsides very own - 1Hunnit Gang Global was able to come through and give us the laughs and knowledge we needed. 4tmFru, Voncy, and iicewaterMike has taken over Arlington with their sound, videos, and presence. The guys talk their label,…
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