Cele mai bune Black Earth podcast-uri (2024)

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Black Earth Podcast - Season 3 Finale 43:54

4M ago43:54

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Thank you so much for tuning into Season 3 of Black Earth Podcast. In this season, we have been meeting visionary black women who are creating innovations inspired by nature. In this season finale, Black Earth team, Marion and Anesu, reflect on their changing relationships with nature as well their key take-aways from Season 3. We also discuss what…

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Season 3: Uncolonising nature with Alexis Pauline Gumbs 1:20:51

4M ago1:20:51

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‘How do we practice this revolution in a way that embodies the best of what we have as humans and the best of what we can observe in other species?’ - Marion In Season 3 of Black Earth Podcast, we are meeting visionary black women who are creating innovations inspired by nature. Today we meet Dr. Alexis Pauline Gumbs from North Carolina, United Sta…

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Season 3: Understanding energy justice with Dr. Mfoniso Antia 1:01:07

5M ago1:01:07

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In Season 3 of Black Earth Podcast, we are meeting visionary black women who are creating innovations inspired by nature. In this episode, we meet Dr. Mfoniso Antia who is a scientist and Programme Manager at the Health of Mother Earth Foundation in Nigeria. Health of Mother Earth Foundation is a pioneering ecological think tank advocating for envi…

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Season 3: How to build affordable, inclusive and sustainable homes with Etta Madete 1:01:15

5M ago1:01:15

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In Season 3 of Black Earth Podcast, we are meeting visionary black women who are creating innovations inspired by nature. In this episode, we meet the amazing Etta Madete. Etta is an architect, advocate and real estate developer from Kenya. As the founder of Zima Homes, her passion and life’s work is building affordable, inclusive and sustainable h…

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Season 3 Mini-sode: The Colour of Transformation musical score by Bryony Ella 9:17

5M ago9:17

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Welcome to Black Earth Podcast! Today, we have a special treat for you! In Season 3, we are meeting visionary black women who are creating innovations inspired by nature. In last week's episode, we met Bryony Ella. Bryony is an inspiring artist-researcher who creates immersive and engaging public artworks that help us reimagine our relationship wit…

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Season 3: How art can transform our relationship with nature with Bryony Ella 1:02:41

5M ago1:02:41

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In Season 3 of Black Earth Podcast, we are meeting visionary black women who are creating innovations inspired by nature. In today’s episode, we meet Bryony Ella. Bryony is an inspiring artist-researcher who creates immersive and engaging public artworks that help us reimagine our relationship with nature. In this episode, Bryony talks to us about …

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Season 3: It’s World Biodiversity Day! Join us to celebrate with the #ListenToNature Challenge 5:06

6M ago5:06

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Today is World Biodiversity Day!! It's a day for us to celebrate the incredible diversity of life on our beautiful planet. Biodiversity is all about the variety and interconnectedness of life on Earth, from the soil beneath our feet to the birds above and everything in between. Instead of a regular Black Earth episode, we want you to spend one hour…

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Season 3: Learning from nature how to design a regenerative world with Dr. Melissa Sikosana 1:09:16

6M ago1:09:16

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In Season 3 of Black Earth Podcast, we are meeting visionary black women who are creating innovations inspired by nature. In this episode, we meet Dr Melissa Sikosana. She is a biomaterials scientist who is passionate about connecting art, science and design to solve society’s problems. Dr Melissa speaks with us about an exciting discipline called …

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Season 3: Designing economies in service of life with Tinuke Chineme 1:17:28

6M ago1:17:28

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In Season 3 of Black Earth Podcast, we are meeting visionary black women creating innovations inspired by nature. In this episode we meet Tinuke Chineme. Tinuke is an inspiring scientist and innovator based in Calgary, Canada. She is working with black soldier flies and African Indigenous Female Entrepreneurs to develop a new economic model that tr…

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Season 3 Trailer - Innovation Inspired By Nature 1:50

6M ago1:50

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Hello Black Earth fam! We are so excited to be back for Season 3 of Black Earth Podcast!! The theme for this season is 'Innovation Inspired by Nature'. Join us for this juicy and world changing season as we meet incredible black women inventors, scientists and artists who are building new worlds with the genius of mama nature. Check out the trailer…

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Celebrating the end of Season 2: Radical Imagination, Community and Active Hope 1:02:21

12M ago1:02:21

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Season 2 is complete! In this episode, the Black Earth team, Marion and Anesu, reflect on their highlights and lessons from Season 2. We reflect on how our relationships with nature are evolving, the importance of radical imagination and re-defining community. We also discuss what active hope means in a world undergoing immense change and crises. T…

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How African mythology is changing the environmental movement with Atwooki 1:03:20

12M ago1:03:20

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In our final conversation of Season 2, Environmentalism Reimagined, we meet with Atwooki, creator of Yuniya. Named after her grandmother, Yuniya is a storytelling platform using African mythology to educate children, parents and caregivers about climate change and Earth care. Join us in this inspirational conversation as we explore how African myth…

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Disability justice and Earth care with Valerie Novack 1:10:31

1y ago1:10:31

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Valerie Novack is an incredible policy researcher working at the intersections of disability justice, emergency management response and inclusive city design. In today’s episode, we dive deep into disability justice and the connections with Earth care. We explore some core elements of disability justice including rest, sustainability, the ability t…

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Becoming Black Girl Environmentalists with Wanjiku Gatheru 58:22

1y ago58:22

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Wanjiku 'Wawa' Gatheru is the pioneering Executive Director and Founder of Black Girl Environmentalist. Black Girl Environmentalist is a U.S. organisation dedicated to addressing the leadership pathway and retention issue in the climate movement for Black girls, women and gender-expansive people in the United States. In this inspiring episode, we e…

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Understanding abolitionist Earth care with Evie Muir 1:11:26

1y ago1:11:26

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Evie is a writer, a domestic abuse survivor and specialist, and the founder of Peaks of Colour. Peaks of Colour is a nature-for-healing community group by and for people of colour in England. In this powerful episode, Evie and I reflect on their experiences as a domestic abuse survivor and specialist and their journey of healing through reconnectin…

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Planting a homegrown Caribbean movement for climate justice with Derval Barzey 1:02:23

1y ago1:02:23

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Derval Barzey is the creator of the Climate Conscious podcast, which amplifies the Caribbean perspective on climate change and sustainable development. She's also a leader and expert on the just energy transition in the Caribbean. In today's episode, we explore what it means to build a homegrown movement in the Caribbean that fosters sustainable de…

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Celebrating Indigenous women’s leadership with Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim 41:27

1y ago41:27

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Indigenous Peoples make up around five percent of humanity’s population and yet they are some of the world’s best stewards of nature. Their scientific knowledge and ways of living are rooted in a respect for all life on Earth that informs the way they take care of nature. Indigenous Peoples are leading a new revolution in humanity’s relationship wi…

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Gardening as a practice in liberation with Poppy Okotcha 58:56

1y ago58:56

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Poppy is a Nigerian-British ecological home grower. Her fundamental belief that we are nature informs her work inspiring and educating millions of people on how to grow food, plants and herbal medicines in their gardens. Join us in this inspiring conversation as we explore Poppy’s journey from fashion modelling to gardening, and what it means to gr…

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Black Earth Podcast: Season 2 Trailer 1:55

1y ago1:55

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Welcome back to Black Earth Podcast! In Season 2, we are re-imagining the environmental movement. Join me in conversation with the leading voices of our time, as we learn about the ideas, solutions, and collectives led by Black women, that are transforming the way we live, we love, and we act for nature. Support Black Earth Podcast Connect with us …

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Celebrating the end of Season 1 with Black Earth team and our listeners! 39:59

1+ y ago39:59

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Season 1 of Black Earth podcast is complete! In this episode, the Black Earth team (Marion and Anesu) reflect on their highlights from Season 1, and what it means to re-member our place and relationship with nature. We are joined by three listeners of the Black Earth Podcast community, Amber, Samia and Marjahn, who also share their highlights. Than…

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The values to transform our world with Ife Kilimanjaro 47:49

1+ y ago47:49

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Nature loss and climate change are driven by values that people hold about themselves, other people and nature. So what can we do? In this episode, I speak with Ife Kilimanjaro about her work with The Wind and The Warrior collective, where she is integrating spirituality, healing and environmental activism. Throughout our conversation, we explore t…

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Hurricanes and climate justice in the Caribbean with Marjahn Finlayson 51:46

1+ y ago51:46

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Marjahn is a climate change scientist, educator, and activist. Through her work, she addresses the impacts of severe weather in our changing climate, especially for island nations and communities. In this moving episode, we speak with Marjahn about how climate change is affecting severe weather in the Caribbean, how social inequality affects the wa…

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How gorillas and communities can live in harmony with Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka 43:36

1+ y ago43:36

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Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka is an award-winning wildlife vet and the founder of Conservation through Public Health. For more than 20 years, Dr. Gladys has helped local communities and mountain gorillas in Uganda to live healthily and peacefully alongside each other. In this inspiring episode, we speak with Dr. Gladys about her work with local commun…

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Reparations for people and nature with Esther Stanford-Xosei 40:38

1+ y ago40:38

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Climate reparations has become an important and often misunderstood issue in climate justice. Whilst much of the discussions focus on paying money to countries that are unjustly impacted by climate change, reparations is so much more than paying compensation for harms done to Earth and communities. In this episode, we speak with Esther Stanford-Xos…

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Love, farming and food justice with Leah Penniman 43:18

1+ y ago43:18

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Leah Penniman is a Black Kreyol farmer, mother, soil nerd, author, and food justice activist from Soul Fire Farm in Grafton, New York. She co-founded Soul Fire Farm in 2010 with the mission to end racism in the food system and reclaim black people’s ancestral connection to land. In this episode, I speak with Leah about her personal journey into far…

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All the feels: understanding eco-anxiety with Jennifer Uchendu 38:20

1+ y ago38:20

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Jennifer Uchendu is an ecofeminist and sustainable development advocate from Lagos, Nigeria. She is the founder of SustyVibes, a youth-led organisation making sustainability actionable and relatable for young Africans. Jennifer is also a pioneering researcher in eco-anxiety, and most recently launched The Eco-Anxiety in Africa Project. In this epis…

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Breathing air, breathing justice with Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah 26:44

1+ y ago26:44

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In this episode, we meet Rosamund, a clean air advocate from South London. She has been named by Vogue as one of the most influential women in the UK. In 2013, Rosamund’s nine-year-old daughter, Ella Roberta, died from toxic levels of air pollution 25 metres from their home. In this powerful episode, Rosamund shares with us her personal journey of …

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Black Earth Podcast Trailer 2:40

2y ago2:40

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Welcome to Black Earth Podcast. Listen to our trailer to find out what's in store for you!De către Black Earth Podcast

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S2 E7: Angry White Men - Stolen Furor Pt. 1 50:03

3+ y ago50:03

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In this two-part series, Sse Goodguy picks apart the thinly veiled fascism of Jordan Peterson's lecture on "Marxist Lies and White Privilege". Im this session, Sse spotlights Peterson's modeling of White Privilege whilst preaching vehemently against its existence. #JordanPeterson #Marxism #whiteprivilege #criticalracetheory #blm #diversity #equity …

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S2 E6: The Crit Who Stole Christianity ft. Ila Ogunchild 1:05:48

3+ y ago1:05:48

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Being Black On Earth is continuing coverage on the hot topic of #CriticalRaceTheory - Crit if you're nasty. This time Sse the Goodguy steps aside to make way for his daughter and social justice phenom, Ila Ogunchild. You know her from such episodes as "Return of the Pilot Episode" and "Nappy Ain't Just Happy It's Healthy" ft. Dr. Jessica Helm, PhD.…

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S2 E5: Critical Race Hysteria: The Woke People vs Neo McCarthyism 42:54

3+ y ago42:54

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#Critical #Race #Theory, after being around for half a century, is suddenly all the rage; it's also got right-leaning political pundits & red state politician in a rabid frenzy to perform the Digital Age version of an old-fashion, down-home book burnin'. The ridiculous truth about of all of this, is that most of them have no clue what Critical Race…

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Mini session: Critical Race Relationship Theory 101 28:00

3+ y ago28:00

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With over 150 years of Black Activism to liberate the Black body, mind and soul, what happened to resurrecting Black love? #KevinSamuels #blackhistory #relationship #love #beingblackonearth #blackownedbusiness #blackowned--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beingblackonearth/support…

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May Update! 5:37

3+ y ago5:37

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Sse is back and a new episode of Being Black on Earth the podcast is on its way - CP Time, but you can @ me.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beingblackonearth/support

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Episode 4: Here We Go! They Are At It Again! 30:28

4+ y ago30:28

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A stream of consciousness rant on current events in Black-dom. The latest smear coming out of Right Wing Conservatives is that #Black boys at 6% of the population commit 47% of all violent #crime. The latest iteration of the incessant two and half century claim, "The Negroes are violent!" It was a lie then & it's a lie, now. The black #American on-…

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Episode 3: A Million and One Straws 53:11

4+ y ago53:11

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Saddened as well as outraged on the injustice done to young Ahmaud Arbery and his community, I had to address it. After several weeks Covid 19 Quarantine racist disparity in the treatment & enforcement of is glaringly and grotesquely egregious. Law enforcement acts as servants in white communities & savages in Black communities #beingblackonearth #…

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Episode 2: The Quiet Time 50:02

4+ y ago50:02

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This episode covers the panic & pandemic that is sticking up everyone & everything - that child piece called COVID 19. The whole planet is in time out. Are supply lines shut down or are knuckleheads hoarding goods? Is a novel virus attacking us or 5G radiation? Is all this really necessary or they rehearsing martial law in the NEW WORLD ORDER? Will…

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Episode 1: Toxic Femininity 31:49

4+ y ago31:49

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Toxic Femininity - does it exist and if so what is it. This session I discuss the female role in the creation of a man.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beingblackonearth/support

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Bonus Episode: CP Time 31:36

5y ago31:36

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A big thank you and fair well to 2019 and my season 1 listeners. Lose the lame New Year's Resolution and do some seasonal soul-searching, instead. The Gregorian Calendar is yet another form control, removing us from the natural rhythms of Mother Earth. Solemn Solstice! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beingblackonea…

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Season Two UPDATE! 26:29

5y ago26:29

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...being Black on Earth the podcast is returning - back from the FUTURE! I want to thank my loyal listeners and sponsors for being patient with me. I had to go back to the lab and retool. Still tinkering but will have the ship refitted by Spring to bring in the New Year energy. Look for me in the Equinox. Stay tuned in for more UPDATES coming soon.…

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Minisode 23.5: It's A Matter of Crisis & Gender Matters 1:59:09

5+ y ago1:59:09

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A brief on the move toward restorative justice (in schools) & the trend of trauma-sensitive instruction. Also a big shout out to #HR40HEARING--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beingblackonearth/support

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Episode 23: The Art of Marriage & Anger 54:59

5+ y ago54:59

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Feel like a good person in a bad marriage? Had a rough time getting through all episodes of #WhenTheySeeUs? Is your anger defining you? The Good guy feels you and is here for you. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beingblackonearth/support

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Episode 22: Love, Sex & Research 49:35

5+ y ago49:35

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This is an interim episode recorded on the fly, discussing the heavy topics I wrestled with this week and if you're a parent who is also in a relationship you may be wrestling with, too.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beingblackonearth/support

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Episode 21: America Is A Triflin' Baby-Mama 1:51:00

5+ y ago1:51:00

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Another Classic Rant with Baba Shaa - going off on #ADOS, America and more. This episode was done straight from Anchor.FM, therefore, it's completely raw & unedited. In other words - I cuss loud and I cuss a lot.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beingblackonearth/support…

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Episode 20: Sowell, Reap Well - Reparations for Mass Destruction A Distraction 42:07

5+ y ago42:07

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So, apparently, Thomas Sowell (poorly) wrote an essay(?), if you want to be strict, for the Jewish World Review back in 2000 about a public call for reparations to Black Americans for slavery. Thomas Sowell, well-known Black Conservative - the Godfather of Black (Neo) Conservativism. He's written many books on the issue of race. He's a prominent so…

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Episode 19: Tangibly Black - The Reparations Episode 1:49:58

5+ y ago1:49:58

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I went down the #ADOS rabbit hole and stayed awhile. I'm back and I'm conflicted. Forgive the delay and thank you for your patience. I placed the Reading Black Book Review on hold and the continuation of our Nappy Ain't Just Happy series in order to break down and discuss the hottest topic since Heathcliff Huxtable went to prison, Reparations for t…

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Episode 18: Wash & Wobble, Wobble & Wash (ReMix of Episode 6) Ft. Jamila Rowser 40:06

5+ y ago40:06

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BBoE is re-releasing its second-most successful episode, published last year, with slice-of-life, Afrofuturist, comic book writer, creator and producer, Jamila Rowser. The first release was weighed down by my long-winded gum-bumping. This time I remixed it to feature 50% more from the Wash Day & Wobbledy 3000 writer and 90% less from the Good Guy. …

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The Art of - Being Black: RAW & UNCUT - Book Review (Draft) 35:52

5+ y ago35:52

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As promised (sort of) the Saturday (sort of) book review (kind of). Alright, I'm lackin'. But I did promise an episode; so, Shaa's pulling up. It's rough and uncut review of Youneek Studios' debut comic, E.X.O: The Legend of Wale Williams. I copped it a few days ago and it just arrived yesterday. My BBOE eval is not based on how "good" it is as muc…

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Episode 17: Free Up! 29:00

5+ y ago29:00

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Baba Shaa with the grown man business: no games, no jokes - pure flames, no smoke. Bringing Being Black On Earth's first Free Up! episode - just a light dose of Being Black to help you all unwind from the weekly grind. It's the end of White People's Black History Month, but, for US, it continues. Dropping a bag of insight and inspiration for The Pe…

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BBoE Update: All We Really Need Is Love 33:40

5+ y ago33:40

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Being Black On Earth the podcast stands for solidarity among the people of the collective experience termed The Maafa - The Great Disaster that resulted in the colonization of Africa and the dispersion of many nations of African people to the Americans. This a platform to heal, rejuvenate and break the spell. I, Baba Shaa, reaffirm the mission of b…

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Episode 16: Nappy Ain't Just Happy It's Healthy ft. Ila Ogun Child 55:20

5+ y ago55:20

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Shaa Goodguy hands the helm over to the First Born. Ila spent the last six month sifting through stands of information on Black women and hair care. What she found will blow your wig back and might be better to leave it there. In this segment, Ila leads an interview with Dr. Jessica Helm of the Silent Spring Institute, who spent several years study…

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