HeyJaredChanging the Narrative
Because it is time to turn the narrative around…Dominant culture has had its say. Now it is our turn.This podcast is a celebration of voices too often missed or ignored.The status quo needs a re-make. Let’s do it.
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Lethal Force, Racism and White Apathy (opens the original)
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Lilada Gee is a Madison, Wisconsin–based author, healer, preacher, and inspirational speaker whose life’s work centers on the empowerment, healing, and advocacy for Black girls and women throughout the African Diaspora. She is the author of I Can’t Live Like This Anymore! Our conversation centers around the murder of Corey Ruiz by Madison police and the subsequent "suicides" by hanging that are recently occurring in Mississippi... She poses challenging questions to be addressed.
A Conversation with Milwaukee Educator and Activist Angela Harris (opens the original)
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Enjoy this abolitionist understanding of education and our need for equity in all of our public schools. Angela takes us on a journey of learning, insisting we can all play a part as scholars.
A Human Being Who Happens to Be A Politician (opens the original)
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Emily Berge is a champion of humanity and she happens to be a politician. She's running on the Democratic ticket to unseat Derrick Van Orden and become the next Congress person of the 3rd District. You can learn more about her at Berge for Congress
A Force for Good (opens the original)
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Francesca Hong is running as a Democratic Socialist to be the next governor of Wisconsin on the Democratic ticket. The open primary is August 11. The election is Nov 3. We all get to play a part in the democratic process and being informed is our civic duty. You can find more about Fran and her policies at francescahong.com
All We Are Saying Is Give Peace A Chance (opens the original)
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A Conversation with Rev David Couper on the morality of obeying illegal orders, the upcoming billboard from Veterans of Peace near Fort McCoy, encouraging service personnel on their duty to refuse illegal orders, and so much more. Rev Couper is an Episcopal priest, a retired police chief, and a former Marine.
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