More Than One Truth

I appreciate the insights and shared experiences of the hosts. All paired with good energy. Don’t pass up on this show, especially if you are a white person who identifies as an anti-racist.

Thank you for opening up your mind and your life. I went searching for insight and found you! Totally loving “Where DEI went to DIE” as a volunteer member of the Fair Family for 30 years, I began listening to the BOD meetings when they first went online (around 2015) until the collapse of the diversity committee, when I had to turn it off out of frustration, confusion and disappointment. I value your candid conversation, outside of the fingerpointing FB forums. Grateful.

Really compelling stuff

I appreciate getting insight from Ayisha Elliot in this no frills discussion forum. The topics discussed are crucial to moving forward in the effort to deconstruct racism in Eugene and America. I learned of this livestream/podcast/radio show after watching Ayisha interview Isiah Wagoner during his write-in campaign for Eugene mayor. I thought her questions were relevant and that she offered an important perspective that I had not heard before. I’ve since subscribed to her podcast and listened to the most recent episode. In audio form, it’s clear that the sound quality is lacking compared to other podcasts I listen to. I look forward to hearing more from Ayisha’s personal perspective and from her guests. There are very few platforms available in Eugene (that I am aware of) to access these types of conversations on a regular basis, which I believe is incredibly important.