The Pitt Perspective

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We are creating a podcast that will augment the testimonies of Pitt County and Eastern North Carolina’s communities and their ‘reckoning with race.’ Doing so will not only amplify minority voices in our area, but will assist in the healing of marginalized communities that have faced generations of subjugation, as well as create accurate accounts of the events that often go untold in local history.

  1. The Other Side of Campus History | Councilwoman Mary Perkins-Williams

    02/05/2023

    The Other Side of Campus History | Councilwoman Mary Perkins-Williams

    Councilwoman Mary Perkins-Williams is a Pitt County native with a compelling story about the mistreatment of black employees in a white environment at a PWI institution. Her story showcases the often unheard history of most PWIs in the country.

    37 min
  2. Jewish in America: Rabbi Harley's Perspective

    18/04/2023

    Jewish in America: Rabbi Harley's Perspective

    We were delighted to get Rabbi Harley on our podcast for this episode. Ashley interviewed him about his unique position as a Rabbi/former Rabbi in Pitt County. She touched on minority relations, Anti-Sematism, and more!

    27 min
  3. Let’s Talk About It with Officer Tedd Biggs

    26/02/2023

    Let’s Talk About It with Officer Tedd Biggs

    Enjoy this unfiltered and uncut conversation about police brutality with officer Tedd Biggs

    42 min
  4. Celebrating Black Art with Jay Coachman

    12/02/2023

    Celebrating Black Art with Jay Coachman

    Jay Coachman is a Pitt County native who displays the greatness of Black people through his art. He wants Black people to know they come from kings and queens. Find his Instagram @jxy.coachman and follow us @the.pitt.perspective!!!

    45 min
  5. In a Room Full of Nothing but Kings

    05/12/2022

    In a Room Full of Nothing but Kings

    Laura also known as Miguel Cornell is a drag king who graced us with their story. As we wrap up season 3, it was a great note to end on.

    18 min
  6. We Still Exist

    05/12/2022

    We Still Exist

    Randy is a Native American man who he lived in Pitt County for quite some time. He educated us on Native practices as well as his unique experience.

    38 min

  7. 11/11/2022

    We Are The People

    Happy Native American/ Indigenous Heritage Month!! Bobby shed light on the true Native history in the United States…things you won’t learn in a textbook. Have a listen!

    49 min
  8. Invisible to Everyone but Me.

    04/11/2022

    Invisible to Everyone but Me.

    In this episode of The Pitt Perspective, we interview Tamilla Wiggins, an African-American woman who lives with PTSD. Most people don't think of mental illness as a disability but it is very real. This is a story of someone who has to fight to get the care she deserves and we enjoyed listening to every minute of her story. We know you will too!

    40 min
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We are creating a podcast that will augment the testimonies of Pitt County and Eastern North Carolina’s communities and their ‘reckoning with race.’ Doing so will not only amplify minority voices in our area, but will assist in the healing of marginalized communities that have faced generations of subjugation, as well as create accurate accounts of the events that often go untold in local history.

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  • Création
    The Pitt Perspective
  • Années d’activité
    2021 - 2023
  • Épisodes
    17
  • Classification
    Contenu explicite
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    © The Pitt Perspective
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