The National Museum of African-American History and Culture is full of “Brown Girl Radiance.” One of the treasures featured at the museum is Ava Duvernay’s genius film “August 28: A Day in the Life of a People.” This film presents a unique narrative of American history that perfectly compliments this wondrous museum filled with stories of resilience, brilliance, excellence and strength.
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Podcast Movement was a podcaster’s utopia! I met so many amazing people and I was inspired by the overall experience. I did a superfun interview with an international example of “Brown Girl Radiance.” We discussed sisterhood, food as a love language, the great donut debate, and the 2019 NBA Champions, the Toronto Raptors.
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This is the conclusion of our celebration of the women of Wakanda! The first part of this conversation we focus on the leadership styles of the women of Wakanda. The second part of this episode we discuss the influence of the women on the actions, values, and leadership of the men of Wakanda.
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Congrats to the “Black Panther” movie for the Best Cast SAG Award and 7 Oscar nominations! This episode will explore the symbiotic male and female relationships in Wakanda and how they can inform and inspire current and future ideals and principles we have about gender roles and relationships romantically, platonically, professionally, etc.
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On this special holiday episode I was excited to interview my niece who is four years old. She represents the future generation, and I wanted to showcase her brilliance. We discussed what she enjoys about school, her favorite Disney songs, Black Panther, prayer, and what she loves most about Christmas.
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The celebration of the “Women of Wakanda” continues! This episode features a panel of five women discussing the dimensions of beauty presented through the fashion, personal style and beauty of Okoye, Nakia, Shuri, and Queen Ramonda. This conversation explores current and future beauty standards for women of color.
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