Diasporic

Diasporic Podcast
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Traditional views of history often focus on one community, during one moment, for one period of time. Some histories, however, transcend these familial, geographical, and chronological boundaries – and must be examined that way. For Tani and Joey, this is what it means to be Diasporic. Tani Washington, an African-American, and Joseph Eberle, a Jewish-American, represent two of the most globally recognized Diasporas. Through challenging conversations and candid interviews, these friends investigate the socio-political experiences that have shaped their communities.

Episodes

  1. 02/25/2022

    Intergenerational Trauma

    In this episode, we discuss intergenerational trauma. With epigenetics being an enduring form of science, the historical implications have become more important than ever. Join us as we discuss how detrimental generational traumas actually are and how pain shapes our identities.

    1 hr

  2. 11/15/2021

    Assimilation

    In this episode, we discuss assimilation. When people are removed from their culture, that is either the result of gradual loss or sudden removal. Either way, some absorption into the mainstream inevitably occurs. Join us as we discuss the ways communities cope with assimilation, and what people are doing to take back their culture or reinvent it altogether.

    1h 3m

  3. 10/19/2021

    Stereotypes

    In this episode, we discuss stereotypes. Stereotyping did not always have a negative definition. Yet, over time, stereotypes have been used to marginalize, demonize, and rewrite the history of entire communities. Join us as we discuss the implications of simplifying a body of people.

    58 min

  4. 09/21/2021

    Identity

    In this episode, we discuss identity: Who are you? What does that answer mean for you and your community? As demographics change, social conflicts increase, and marginalized communities begin speaking for themselves, the question of identity has become ever more contentious. Join us as we dissect small pieces of this very large conversation.

    53 min
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Traditional views of history often focus on one community, during one moment, for one period of time. Some histories, however, transcend these familial, geographical, and chronological boundaries – and must be examined that way. For Tani and Joey, this is what it means to be Diasporic. Tani Washington, an African-American, and Joseph Eberle, a Jewish-American, represent two of the most globally recognized Diasporas. Through challenging conversations and candid interviews, these friends investigate the socio-political experiences that have shaped their communities.

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  • Creator
    Diasporic Podcast
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2022
  • Episodes
    4
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Diasporic Podcast
  • Show Website
    Diasporic