Aug 4 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Interrupting Our Own Unconscious Biases Filmmaker Chad Anderson on his documentary, "Dog Valley," and diversity educator Michelle Silverton on how to constructively talk about race. By Jaison Gardner Aug 4 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Interrupting Our Own Unconscious Biases Jaison Gardner
Jul 29 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Loving Black People, Loving Black History Jarvis Houston from tech startup I Love Black People, and Jermaine Fowler from "The Humanity Archive" podcast are guests. By Jaison Gardner Jul 29 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Loving Black People, Loving Black History Jaison Gardner
Jul 13 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Live Streaming The Revolution Recent uprisings around the country have brought new media and amateur journalists to the forefront. What's their role? By Jaison Gardner Jul 13 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Live Streaming The Revolution Jaison Gardner
Jun 5 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: How Black Moderates Are Complicit In White Supremacy Dr. Ricky Jones, head of the University of Louisville's Pan-African Studies department, joins us to explain. By Jaison Gardner Jun 5 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: How Black Moderates Are Complicit In White Supremacy Jaison Gardner
May 21 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Microagressions From 9-5 Performing the emotional labor that none of us gets paid for. By Jaison Gardner May 21 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Microagressions From 9-5 Jaison Gardner
May 14 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Mass Incarceration And The Children Left Behind Sylvia A. Harvey joins us to talk about her book "The Shadow System: Mass Incarceration and The American Family." By Jaison Gardner May 14 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Mass Incarceration And The Children Left Behind Jaison Gardner
Apr 29 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: You Talk Like A White Boy What does it mean to "sound white" -- and why would someone say that to a stranger? By Jaison Gardner Apr 29 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: You Talk Like A White Boy Jaison Gardner
Apr 1 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: The Day My Mother Yelled ‘Don’t Shoot’ Poet Miguel Machado was held at gunpoint by the police — as his mom listened from the other end of the phone line. By Jaison Gardner Apr 1 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: The Day My Mother Yelled 'Don't Shoot' Jaison Gardner
Mar 24 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Playwright And Poet Idris Goodwin What is BreakBeat poetry, anyway? By Jaison Gardner Mar 24 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Playwright And Poet Idris Goodwin Jaison Gardner
Mar 19 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit For Strange Times The impact of social distancing on vulnerable populations, and coping strategies for staying mentally healthy and connected. By Jaison Gardner Mar 19 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit For Strange Times Jaison Gardner
Mar 3 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Let’s Stay Together (But Sleep Apart) New love can keep you awake at night, but your live-in love shouldn't be. By Jaison Gardner Mar 3 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Let's Stay Together (But Sleep Apart) Jaison Gardner
Feb 25 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Teaching Black Students Within Racist School Systems And why the singular "they" is the American Dialect Society's word of the decade. By Jaison Gardner Feb 25 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Teaching Black Students Within Racist School Systems Jaison Gardner
Feb 20 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Black Women And Girls Slayed The Decade And a New York Times article uses secret audio recordings to expose racism in the banking industry. By Jaison Gardner Feb 20 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Black Women And Girls Slayed The Decade Jaison Gardner
Feb 11 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Polyamory Isn’t Just For White People Black polyamorous people may face harsher judgment than white peers and partners. By Jaison Gardner Feb 11 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Polyamory Isn't Just For White People Jaison Gardner
Feb 5 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Why Colorblind Doesn’t Cut It In Corporate America If you "don't see color," how can you make sure your firm is diverse and inclusive? By Jaison Gardner Feb 5 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: Why Colorblind Doesn't Cut It In Corporate America Jaison Gardner