Blackberry The Masses

Blackberry The Masses

February 8 - 12, 2021 Edition

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Welcome to your weekly podcast recommendation feed from EarBuds ðŸ‘‹EarBuds will have a new look next week! We're getting a reband. Stay tuned!

This Week's Theme: Blackberry The Masses

5 podcast episodes according to a theme, curated by a different person each week

   

WHY THIS THEME?: I want to empower people to challenge what they know about American history. And I believe that challenging starts with listening to how much more to the story there really is.

 

CURATOR: Joshua Moore

EPISODES:

 

   Seizing Freedom A Powerful Black Hand 56 minutes  Seizing Freedom shares the epic stories of Black people who fought for their liberty and transformed America after the Civil War. This is a narrated docudrama about the failures and successes of the Reconstruction era, told by those who made it happen.  

 The Promise The Nashville Way 45 minutes 

An immersive series from Nashville Public Radio about inequality and the people trying to rise above it, with host and reporter Meribah Knight. Season 1 shares the story of Nashville's largest public housing complex. Season 2 explores how that divide reveals itself in the classroom. 

    Being Seen Futures 36 minutes 

Being Seen is an in-depth exploration of culture’s role in resolving the tension between how we are seen and how we see ourselves. Focused on the gay and queer Black male experience, the first season of Being Seen is a space to explore these questions through conversations with leading artists, writers, activists, entertainers, and community leaders.    Versify Freedom Summer: Pitfalls, Prison Terms, and Conquests 59 minutes  Versify is part storytelling and part poetry. It begins by sending out a team of poets out into neighborhoods and to community events, where they invite people to share a story from their lives.

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 PROMO: I'm obsessed with the new poetry collection, "Negotiations" by poet Destiny Birdsong. It is a stunning love letter to Black women and a simmering indictment of easy "truth."

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  • EarBuds friend, Isabelle Hertz, is offering the gift of business coaching through complementary 1-on-1 sessions. Covid-19 has taken its toll on all of us, and sometimes the right support during times of change makes all the difference. You can expect to feel more focused, energized, engaged, and have more sustainability in your work and personal life.

 

  • Podcast Plunge is a new newsletter from EarBuds founder, Arielle Nissenblatt. Each issue is anchored by a podcast Arielle recently listened to. It’s supplemented by a deep dive into other internet things that relate to that episode’s topic. 

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Podcast Spotlight:

I'm a huge fan of pop culture and movies in particular, but it's rare to find a podcast that approaches the medium from a different perspective. The "Why Are Dads" team, led by Alex Steed and Sarah Marshall, manages to entertain whilst unpacking the overarching paternal tones of some of the best-loved movies in the world. It's a fascinating perspective and benefits from the hosts' clear love for the medium, too.

- Mark Asquith, founder of Captivate.fm

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