A World Upside Down
Claim This Podcastby Jerome Foster II & Elijah McKenzie-Jackson
Podcast Overview
<div><br>Jerome Foster II and Elijah McKenzie-Jackson are social advocates who are amongst a generation leading the charge for global impact. From within the White House administration to the creation of up and coming works in the art world, they're among the few who are dominating headlines, driving climate action and highlighting crucial issues.<br><br>"A World Upside Down" podcast is the hosts' way of presenting a mission statement that reflects their perception of the world and how it may be perceived by young people. While the saying, "You are your biggest enemy," holds some truth, a broader perspective is needed. Scientists warn that humanity's greatest threat is itself, with war, violence, and climate change posing significant challenges. Now more than ever, critical thinking and holistic approaches to social impact are crucial for unraveling falsehoods and creating color in a word that can seem black and white.<br><br></div><div>This 8-episode series offers exclusive perspectives from Jerome Foster II and Elijah McKenzie-Jackson as they discuss their experiences growing up, fighting for a better world, and creating art for the planet. They also invite remarkable guests to share their untold stories and hopes for the future.</div>
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Publishing Since
5/10/2024
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Recent Episodes
July 19, 2024
Teaching for Tomorrow
<p>A community organizer, a teacher, a mother, and a passionate advocate—Tanwen Morgan, Elijah McKenzie-Jackson's former sociology teacher, joins him for a candid conversation on this episode. They delve into all things education, activism, and sociology, sharing personal insights from Elijah's high school years that shaped him into the activist and artist he is today. Tanwen discusses her experience raising a child during the impending climate catastrophe, and the powerful impact of socialization in driving climate action.</p>
July 6, 2024
Climate and Race: Unfiltered
<p>Co-host Jerome Foster II calls LaTricea Adams, a fellow member of the White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council, to discuss the critical need for intersectionality. They delve into the pressing health impacts of lead exposure on marginalized communities and the urgent need for comprehensive policies and grassroots efforts. Sharing personal stories and powerful data, they underscore the human toll of environmental negligence. This episode, recorded on Juneteenth, highlights the significance of the day in the fight for racial and environmental justice.</p>
June 29, 2024
Two Boys Navigating Mental Health
<p>In this episode of "A World Upside Down," hosts Elijah McKenzie-Jackson and Jerome Foster II explore the mental health challenges faced by young people growing up in the 21st century. They discuss the impacts of societal pressures, academic stress, social media, police brutality, toxic positivity vs. alarmism, and climate anxiety. Sharing personal stories and practical advice, they highlight the importance of strong support systems and effective coping mechanisms. This episode aims to inspire and empower listeners to seek help and break down stigmas surrounding mental health.</p>
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- What is A World Upside Down?
<div><br>Jerome Foster II and Elijah McKenzie-Jackson are social advocates who are amongst a generation leading the charge for global impact. From within the White House administration to the creation of up and coming works in the art world, they're among the few who are dominating headlines, driving climate action and highlighting crucial issues.<br><br>"A World Upside Down" podcast is the hosts' way of presenting a mission statement that reflects their perception of the world and how it may be perceived by young people. While the saying, "You are your biggest enemy," holds some truth, a broader perspective is needed. Scientists warn that humanity's greatest threat is itself, with war, violence, and climate change posing significant challenges. Now more than ever, critical thinking and holistic approaches to social impact are crucial for unraveling falsehoods and creating color in a word that can seem black and white.<br><br></div><div>This 8-episode series offers exclusive perspectives from Jerome Foster II and Elijah McKenzie-Jackson as they discuss their experiences growing up, fighting for a better world, and creating art for the planet. They also invite remarkable guests to share their untold stories and hopes for the future.</div> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates weekly.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 10 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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