10 episodes
Black; Let's Talk About It Anastasia Assenso
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'Black; Let's Talk About It' is a fun, light-hearted podcast that has teamed up with Black at SW to share the stories that have been shared on the @blackatswindsor Instagram page. This podcast will also talk about topics that are uncommon in the Black community and is meant to be a fun experience for our guests and listeners. Send in topics you would like to be talked about; serious or just downright funny. Let's enjoy being black/people of color together!
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George Floyd
On today's podcast episode, join me and my friend, Josh Black, as we talk about Derek Chauvin's verdict and our experiences surrounding George Floyd's death in May! Tune in and remember to share with your friends
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Black: The Black Ivy Edition
Hey listeners! On today's podcast join me and my friends Kim Cross, Jaion Kelly, and Favour Akadiri as we talk about our college process experiences while surviving COVID-19. Hear us talk about Questbridge, the Common Application, and the four Ivy League schools we will each be attending in the fall!
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Black; The Capitol Edition
I'M BACK!!!! On today's episode join me and my friend Emma Gwan-Nulla to share our reactions on the Captial Riots as well as our favorite parts of Amanda Gorman's Inauguration Poem! Be sure to tell your friends and families to take a listen to today's podcast!
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Black; The VP Edition
Guest speakers Sam Otchere, Jencih Manhertz, and Kenzie Talavera, come on the show to talk about the Vice Presidential Debate between Kamala Harris and Mike Pence
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Black; The President's Edition
Tune in to this amazing podcast with Sam Otchere, Kenzie Talavera, and Jencih Manhertz, to talk about the recent Presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Stay tuned for a part 2 with this wonderful group about the Vice debate next week!!!
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Black; The African Health Edition
Guest speaker, Chelsea Ohene-Addo, comes on to talk about the stigma surrounding mental illness in the African and Black Communities as well as why the stigma persists in our society today.