Dear Culture Podcast November 20, 2020 What America needs from our leadership over the next 4 years The Dear Culture podcast is back to our regular programming with our lovely hosts, theGrio Managing Editor Gerren Keith Gaynor...
Dear Culture Featured Podcast November 11, 2020 Election aftermath: What are the next 70 days going to be like? As the winds of politics have changed, theGrio‘s political contributors Dr. Christina Greer and Dr. Jason Johnson join the Dear...
Dear Culture Featured News Podcast November 4, 2020 So why don’t we have election results yet? In preparation for Election Day and its aftermath, theGrio political contributors Dr. Christina M. Greer and Dr. Jason Johnson will...
Dear Culture Podcast October 29, 2020 How are Black Americans going to survive the 2020 election? In prep for Election Day as well as the aftermath, theGrio political contributors Dr. Christina Greer and Dr. Jason Johnson...
Dear Culture Podcast October 22, 2020 Black youth activist movement at the forefront of political change Weeks away from the 2020 election and politics continues to be on Americans’ minds. As this election year is estimated...
Dear Culture Entertainment Media Podcast October 20, 2020 Elections, are we there yet? In prep for Election Day as well as the aftermath, over the next few weeks theGrio political contributors Dr. Christina...
Entertainment Podcast Reality Television October 16, 2020 Black Love in the Wake of Covid From Brandy’s new album B7 to Cardi B and Megan thee Stallion’s release of WAP making waves in Femme Empowerment,...
News Podcast October 15, 2020 Harris says she wants to give Americans $2,000 per month until end of pandemic From the COVID-19 pandemic to the economic crisis that resulted from our nation’s public health crisis, to the fight for...
Dear Culture Featured News Podcast October 8, 2020 Does Black Hollywood do a good job of depicting our history? The year 2020 has been a trying time for Black America. From Kobe Byrant, Chadwick Boseman, to the recent loss...
Dear Culture Education Podcast October 2, 2020 Schooling during a pandemic: Are the parents and kids doing alright? As the Black community continues to reel from the decision not to charge anyone in the death of Breonna Taylor,...
Dear Culture Entertainment Featured Podcast September 24, 2020 Black in the Day: Celebrating our favorite 90s and 2000s sitcoms Lately mainstream media has been making massive space for “The Culture” with our favorite Black sitcoms from way back in...
Podcast September 17, 2020 34% of Emmy nominations this year are to Black folks, but is that still enough? #BlackLivesMatter to #EmmysSoBlack, a Fresh Prince reboot and another Black-ish spinoff on the way, it’s apparent that American media lately...
Dear Culture Podcast Politics September 10, 2020 Kamala Harris isn’t the 1st Black woman to run for VP, have you heard of Charlotta Bass? From musician SPICE endorsing the youngest member of Jamaica’s parliament Lisa Hanna to Kamala Harris’s vice presidential nomination, history has...
News Podcast September 3, 2020 “Is this your king?” Indeed he is. Remembering Chadwick Boseman On August 28, 2020, Chadwick Boseman’s passing shocked us all in global waves. Best known for starring as MARVEL’s Black...
Podcast August 27, 2020 The emotional reap from social media, where is the grace and compassion? Please be advised that we will be discussing sensitive topics such as mental health and suicide this episode. Please protect...
Dear Culture Podcast August 13, 2020 The Black vote will not be suppressed if Stacey Abrams has her way Since Black people were allowed to vote in this nation, voter suppression and disenfranchisement has been a major obstacle our...
Dear Culture Podcast August 6, 2020 Why Black Woman is King in 2020 Recently, we’ve seen tremendous leadership from Black women in sports, politics and social action during a time of multiple pandemics....
Dear Culture Entertainment Featured Interviews News Podcast June 19, 2020 Kerry Washington says stop asking Olivia Pope for help, stresses 2020 census This week on the Dear Culture podcast, hosts Gerren Keith Gaynor and Mariel Turner sit with the talented actress Kerry...
Crime Dear Culture Featured New York News Podcast Politics June 7, 2020 Exonerated Five’s Dr. Yusef Salaam says Amy Cooper should be charged This article will be discussing sensitive topics such as racialized violence and death. Please protect your peace as needed. —...
News Opinion Top Stories June 5, 2020 You can still support the Black Lives Matter movement without going to a protest. Here’s how. This article originally appeared on Prism. Since last week, protests have erupted in over 300 cities nationwide against the endless...
