24 min
Find Your People Same Same Different
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- Sociedad y cultura
This week’s episode is all about community: what it means to belong to one, and why it’s important for us to find our people.
Guests:
Regina H. Boone is a photojournalist The Richmond Free Press, the newspaper her family founded and runs. Prior to that she was at The Detroit Free Press for 13 years. She's working on a book about her Japanese grandfather who was wrongfully arrested on December 7, 1941 in Virginia and never returned home to his family.
Sultan Sharrief experiments with data and virtual reality. His films include Destined, Moozlum, and Bilal's Stand, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2010.
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This week’s episode is all about community: what it means to belong to one, and why it’s important for us to find our people.
Guests:
Regina H. Boone is a photojournalist The Richmond Free Press, the newspaper her family founded and runs. Prior to that she was at The Detroit Free Press for 13 years. She's working on a book about her Japanese grandfather who was wrongfully arrested on December 7, 1941 in Virginia and never returned home to his family.
Sultan Sharrief experiments with data and virtual reality. His films include Destined, Moozlum, and Bilal's Stand, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2010.
Learn more
Find Bryce on Twitter
Join our Facebook group
Share your story with us
Contribute to our podcast fund
Support the show: http://bit.ly/358m02D
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
24 min