In Sacred Spaces
Supported by grants from Humanities NY and Columbia’s Heyman Center for the Humanities, this 3-episode podcast mini-series invites listeners to hear from religious, spiritual, and community leaders on conversations around race, gender and sexuality, and religion.
Hear Us Loud
Hosted by Lil' Kim Juicy Couture and Yoncé Mulan, we record hour-long conversations with our Black trans and queer members of the ballroom scene to discuss their work as artists, archivists, and activists. As one of the only podcasts that gives a platform to Black trans, queer, and non-binary people as well as the ballroom scene, many of our viewers and listeners have noted that our podcast serves as a gateway to learn about the ballroom scene.
TSWRA
The South Will Rise Again (TSWRA) was a radio show co-hosted by myself and two other students at Barnard’s online radio station WBAR. The team curated a setlist of Southern Hip Hop and R&B while discussing Southern African-American history, scholarship, and pop culture and invites guests to join in the conversation.
The show was featured in the opening panel for Religion and the History of Black Music Summer Series for Columbia School of Professional Studies and spotlighted on “Notes From the Underground” on WKCR 89.9 FM.
Listen to all our playlists on Spotify, hear a sample episode, and/or watch our panel discussion with the links below.
How to Read Podcast
I worked as an undergraduate producer for the How to Read Podcast from 2019-2020. The podcast interviews academics about their research to make academia more accessible to wider audiences.
Hear a bonus clip of one my favorite episodes below.
