This podcast explores the stories of black people living in Portland, Oregon. Every Tuesday there will be guest who will teach us something, from how to appreciate the sounds of nature to being black in one of the whitest cities in the U.S. Last Black Woman in Portland is here to unravel the truth behind what keeps Portland weird.
In this episode, Amanda Jess calls her friend JeJe, Founder and CEO of East African Energy Solutions to discuss nonprofits, making Wakanda a reality, and African whisper songs.
Check it out!
East African Energy Solutions
https://www.eastafricaenergysolutions.org/contact-1
Connect
https://www.facebook.com/EastAfricaEnergySolutions/
GoFundMe
https://www.gofundme.com/f/launching-east-africa-energy-solutions
African (Burundi) Whisper Song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9YSVy4C_j0&feature=share
30 Oct 2020
Hope and Resilience with Cameron Whitten
In this episode, Amanda Jess calls Cameron Whitten to discuss everything from politics, cancel culture, to lo-fi hiphop.
Check Out Cam's Playlist:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2FIteAx89Xi8i9NVBPg8H1?si=kIxFoKlKS2iIpsTX8nQjBA
21 Oct 2020
Preserving Our Past to Better Our Future with Oregon Black Pioneers: Kim Moreland and Willie Jackson
In this episode, Amanda Jess calls Oregon Black Pioneers, Kim Moreland and Willie Jackson to discuss how to better our future while still researching the past.
Check them out!
https://oregonblackpioneers.org/
14 Oct 2020
Looking To The Light Within with Emmanual "Onry" Henreid
In this episode, Amanda Jess calls Portland’s finest and world renowned Opera singer Emmanuel "Onry" Henreid to discuss how he looks to the light within to sing his truth to others.
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