We're talking about the intersections of race, ethnicity, racism, gender, culture, politics, white supremacy, heteronormative patriarchy and whatever else comes up in the world. Through the storytelling of my experiences and that of my guests, we will have fruitful and necessary conversations and highlight Black excellence. The goal is to interrupt racism!
Happy 1 year anniversary to Interrupting Racism Podcast!!
If you have listened one of the many episodes of this show, you know that the segment, What Does Interrupting Racism Mean To You is one of my faves. People are always happy to answer and I have never gotten the same response. This episode is the epitome of that question as I look back on all of my guests' response. Because we've hit so many topics I thought it would be nice to hear the many ways in which we can continue to disrupt the status quo by Interrupting Racism everywhere we go.
Please tune in for a Season 1 recap of what it means to Interrupt Racism!
Huge thank you to every person who has graced this show with their presence (in order of episode appearance). Thank you to:
Ellie, Lorice, Taylor, Bernetta, Kat S., Gertrude, Eghosa, Taniqua, Ricky, Alexa, Rodney, Melanie, Jas, Kat G., Tosin, Cynthia, Denise, Nate, Alana J, Colleen & Emily Rose!! The 21 of you have helped to make this season all that it was!
Recommendation of the Week
Alexandria suggests - advice- Catch up on the episodes you missed of Interrupting Racism!! I know time flies and its hard to keep up but now is the time to binge listen to all the episodes as we prepare for Season 2 of the show!
31 Oct 2021
You Sound Like A Girl Interrupting Racism; A Podcast Crossover
It's the moment you've been waiting for, another podcast crossover! This time I linked up with Colleen and Emily Rose who co-host the You Sound Like A Girl Podcast (//www.instagram.com/yousoundlikeagirl). I worked with both of these talented and amazing women in the theatrical piece for this project of You Sound Like A Girl. They both have a theater background and are using their art as activism making a platform to explore and uplift all women's and femme's voices.
Recommendation of the Week
This week's recommendation comes in conjunction with You Sound Like A Girl Podcast's segment about centering women and femme's voices.
Colleen chose to lift the voice and work of Imani Barabarin (//imanibarbarin.com) who created crutchesandspice.com (//www.crutchesandspice.com)speaks to the intersections of race, gender and disability.
Emily Rose chose to lift Sabrina Strings (//www.SabrinaStrings.com) and the book, Fearing the Black Body: The Racial Origins of Fat Phobia
Alexandria chose to lift Ava DuVernay (//www.Avaduvernay.com) and work that combines art and activism as a way to bring awareness to social injustices that plague Black and Brown communities
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24 Oct 2021
Burnout's A B*tch and Perfectionism Will Kill You
The effects of burnout are real. I have been dealing with a lifelong struggle in a cycle of perfectionism and burnout. Over the last few months I have been recovering from my most recent burnout as I overworked myself trying to complete this first season. Does this sound relatable? I know I'm not the only one who lives like this.
In this episode I mentioned two sources; the first is a YouTube video by Dr. Tracey Marks, Pathological Perfectionism Explained! What it Means and How to Cope (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Zpd_Huks1c&t=450s) & an article by Amy Morin via Forbes, 9 Signs You're A Perfectionist (And That's Not A Good Thing) (https://www.forbes.com/sites/amymorin/2017/06/25/9-signs-youre-a-perfectionist-and-thats-not-a-good-thing/?sh=26a7c935ca3e)
Support this podcast! Check out the website www.InterruptingRacismPodcast.com/support-this-podcast (https://www.interruptingracismpodcast.com/support-this-podcast)
Please be sure to subscribe/follow this podcast on your streaming service so that you are always first to know when new episodes arrive!
You can follow Interrupting Racism Podcast on Instagram with the handle @interruptingracismpodcast (https://www.instagram.com/interrruptingracismpodcast) on Twitter @IntruptinRacism (https://www.twitter.com/intruptinracism) on the Facebook page Interrupting Racism Podcast (https://www.facebook.com/interruptingracsm), on Tik Tok @InterruptingRacismPod (https://www.tiktok.com/@interruptingracismpod?lang=en) or email at interruptingracismpodcast@gmail.com
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