PRODUCER / CO-HOST
Through collaboration with the Creative Media Industries Institute (CMII) and the Department of Africana Studies, I assumed the role of producer for a groundbreaking project aimed at initiating candid conversations about popular culture and social justice. Additionally, I co-hosted a segment of the podcast titled "Students Through Your Speakers."
In my capacity as co-host, I spearheaded research, content development, and project management, ensuring the podcast episodes were engaging and thought-provoking. Simultaneously, as a producer and project manager, I oversaw the overall production process, coordinating various elements to ensure the project's success.
Moreover, I took on the responsibility of social media coordination, leveraging platforms to amplify the project's reach and foster meaningful engagement with our audience across diverse communities.
About The Podcast
Oppressed and marginalized communities often use culture as a resistance mechanism, a platform to assert their attitudes and discuss issues relevant to them. Culture is often used to resist dominant ideologies and oppressive situations. Culture was and continues to be a resistance mechanism utilized by Blacks in America since slavery.
The Intersection: Where Black Popular Culture Meets Social Justice,This podcast will examine and discuss the multitude of ways Black popular culture has resisted injustice within the United States.Black popular culture includes, Black literature, poetry, art, music, television, films
