Enchanting Asheville

Enchanting Asheville

Join Priestess SuperVixen as she lifts voices of people of color and those who love them in the city of Asheville, NC.

Episodes

  1. 09/03/2020

    In Priestess SuperVixen's Own Words: Three Traumatic Racially-Charged Life Experiences

    In this special episode, your host Priestess SuperVixen opens up about three racially-charged experiences created lasting trauma in her life. As always, this episode comes fully loaded with an "On the Ground Update" of all things equity and BLM in our community with our witchy field correspondent and local activist, Savannah Gibson. This episode also includes your weekly enchantment from Priestess SuperVixen. Follow "Priestess SuperVixen" on Instagram and Facebook! We're looking for sponsors and people to help support this important show! Please contact us at supervxn19@gmail.com.

    In Priestess SuperVixen's Own Words: Three Traumatic Racially-Charged Life Experiences

  2. 08/26/2020

    Uplifting the Community: A Conversation with Asheville's Rob Thomas

    In this episode, Valerie Smith-Jackson, AKA "Priestess SuperVixen," sits down with one of Asheville's leading racial equity advocates, Rob Thomas. Rob is an Asheville native who currently serves as the Community Liaison for the Asheville-based Racial Justice Coalition. This interview discusses how Rob's upbringing made him the leader he is today, and Rob reveals the "Ah-ha" moment that forever changed his life and uncovered his life's purpose. As always, this episode comes fully loaded with an "On the Ground Update" of all things equity and BLM in our community with our witchy field correspondent and local activist, Savannah Gibson. This episode also includes your weekly enchantment from Priestess SuperVixen. Follow "Priestess SuperVixen" on Instagram and Facebook! We're looking for sponsors and people to help support this important show! Please contact us at supervxn19@gmail.com.

    Uplifting the Community: A Conversation with Asheville's Rob Thomas

  3. 08/19/2020

    The Music of the Movement: A Conversation with Michael Martinez (Mad Mike) of Natural Born Leaders

    In this episode, Valerie Smith-Jackson, AKA "Priestess SuperVixen," sits down with Asheville-based musician and Black Lives Matter activist, Michael Martinez. Michael is the lead singer for one of Asheville's top bands, Natural Born Leaders. This conversation covers Michael's musical roots, and he discusses how his family connections to the police have influenced his calls for defunding the Asheville Police Department today. As always, this episode comes fully loaded with an "On the Ground Update" of all things equity and BLM in our community with our witchy field correspondent and local activist, Savannah Gibson. Follow "Priestess SuperVixen" on Instagram and Facebook! We're looking for sponsors and people to help support this important show! Please contact us at supervxn19@gmail.com.

    The Music of the Movement: A Conversation with Michael Martinez (Mad Mike) of Natural Born Leaders

  4. 08/14/2020

    "Constitutional, Institutional, Systematic Change"-- 2 Women Leaders On Black Progress in Asheville

    In this episode, Valerie Smith-Jackson, AKA "Priestess SuperVixen," sits down with two women who are leading Asheville's equity work and helping connect people of color in our community with resources for their businesses and daily lives, as well as cultural events. An Asheville native, Dewana Little is the Executive Director of the YMI Cultural Center that was founded in 1893 and thought to be the oldest African American Cultural Center in the nation, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Dewana is the founder of Positive Changes Youth Ministries, which takes local students on tours of colleges and universities, in particular Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Alexandria Ravenel is a native New Yorker who moved to the South, her parents’ birthplace and decided to make a difference in the lives of women. She opened a women’s empowerment bookstore and then an art gallery for underground artists located in the heart of the White elite district of Broad Street, the line her grandmother warned her not to cross during childhood visits. Six years later, observing the need for quality education for families like hers, Alexandria founded a school which she ran for 16 years. Alexandria moved to Western NC in 2015 and is inspired by her teenage child, co-leads a women’s group and teaches elementary children. In other times, she is discovering ways to bring authenticity and clarity into conversations with adults committed to teaching about the intersectionality of race, class and gender. Alexandria now leads Noir Collective. Noir Collective works in partnership with the YMI Cultural center to emphasize economic and community growth and development, enrichment of youth experience, and bringing our community Black businesses back to “The Block”. Follow "Priestess SuperVixen" on Instagram and Facebook. We're looking for sponsors and people to help support this important show! Please contact us at supervxn19@gmail.com.

    "Constitutional, Institutional, Systematic Change"-- 2 Women Leaders On Black Progress in Asheville
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Join Priestess SuperVixen as she lifts voices of people of color and those who love them in the city of Asheville, NC.

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  • Creator
    Enchanting Asheville
  • Years Active
    2020
  • Episodes
    4
  • Rating
    Clean
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