Black On Black | CHUO 89.1 FM Sarah Onyango, Adrienne Coddett, Jackie Lawrence, Patricia Harewood, Denise Isaac, Joanne John

Originally aired July 24th, 2021.
This episode features Rashid Johnson, a prominent artist in Canada, in this episode we check in with him inquiring about his creative process over the course of the pandemic and the surrendering of many pre-pandemic banalities that often encompass art and the artistic process. We delve into his most recent art project, Capsule, at the Canadian National Art Gallery as well as his experience with its creation.

Originally aired July 31st, 2021.
This episode features Ingrid John Baptiste, the president of the Trinidad and Tobago Association of Ottawa and a prominent activist, speaking on culture, cultural awareness and the way we perceive 'blackness' through cultural practices and systems of education. Ingrid explores her history as well the history of her work in Ottawa, also delving into Emancipation Day in Canada and her experiences organizing such events.

Originally aired June 19th, 2021.
This episode features Timothy Hughes, hailing from Nashville, TN, discussing the first-ever federally recognized Juneteenth in the United States. Timothy explores the history and meaning behind Juneteenth, discusses the January Capitol riot, and dives into the contemporary political landscape from an intersectional lens.

Originally aired May 8th, 2021.
This episode features Nicole Waldron, exploring her background, upbringing, and the motivations for her new addictive podcast, 'Victory Speaks.' Nicole touches on her love of writing and interacting with her community and how those skills translate into her successful and robust podcast.

Originally aired July 17, 2021.
This episode features host Patricia Harewood speaking with multidisciplinary artist Sarah-Mecca whose work is inspired by intersections of identity, offering visibility and representation to Black figuration within Canadian art spaces.

Originally aired July 17, 2021.
This episode features host Sarah Onyango speaking with Peter Toh on this year's AFROFEST, which took place July 16-25. AFROFEST is the largest free African Music Festival in North America celebrated annually since 1989.