25 min
Moving Beyond the Mic with Natasha Pepperl From the Margins to the Center
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Natasha Pepperl joins us to share her journey in producing the missing podcast--one that she needed to hear as a woman of color and first time foster parent. As a 2020 graduate of the AMPed podcast incubator for women of color, Natasha began this show during the pandemic. Along with her sister Rachel, Natasha has moved beyond the microphone to build resources for the foster-care community. Tune in for insights on vulnerability, power-dynamics, and trust-building in podcasting.
This episode includes tape from Just As Special Follow Just As Special on Instagram and Facebook To find out more about AMPed audio incubation opportunities visit: https://www.weareamped.co/ Podcast Art by Sakiynah Designs ABOUT NATASHA:
Natasha Pepperl is a foster mom and the founder of Just As Special — a foster care podcast, training portal and resource database focused on amplifying diverse perspectives of foster care to drive lasting progress.
The proud daughter of an Iranian refugee, Natasha is also a published poet whose work explores her experiences as a brown woman in America today.
Natasha Pepperl joins us to share her journey in producing the missing podcast--one that she needed to hear as a woman of color and first time foster parent. As a 2020 graduate of the AMPed podcast incubator for women of color, Natasha began this show during the pandemic. Along with her sister Rachel, Natasha has moved beyond the microphone to build resources for the foster-care community. Tune in for insights on vulnerability, power-dynamics, and trust-building in podcasting.
This episode includes tape from Just As Special Follow Just As Special on Instagram and Facebook To find out more about AMPed audio incubation opportunities visit: https://www.weareamped.co/ Podcast Art by Sakiynah Designs ABOUT NATASHA:
Natasha Pepperl is a foster mom and the founder of Just As Special — a foster care podcast, training portal and resource database focused on amplifying diverse perspectives of foster care to drive lasting progress.
The proud daughter of an Iranian refugee, Natasha is also a published poet whose work explores her experiences as a brown woman in America today.
25 min