Am I Allowed to Like Anything?

Am I Allowed to Like Anything?

By Darian Symoné HarvinSociety & Culture
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Am I Allowed to Like Anything? episodes

  • Episode 046 ft. Yvette Noel-Schure
    So. About two years ago I interviewed Yvette Noel-Schure who is Beyoncé’s publicist (and has formerly repped Destiny’s Child, Mariah Carey, and Prince) for a project I never released. This week, I decided to release the interview on #AIATLA because so much of what Yvette talks about is still relevant today and she drops so many amazing gems. Full disclosure: I interned for Yvette at one point in my life during college. We talk about her upbringing in Grenada, moving to Brooklyn at 14-years-old and her days with Destiny’s Child and Mariah Carey.
    IG: @yvettenoelschure | www.schuremediagroup.com
    No +1 this week, but back with it next week!
    Listen to #AIATLA on The Seam: theseam.co/aiatla-yvette-noel-schure/
    Remember to rate and subscribe to #AIATLA on iTunes if you’re loving the show!
    37 min
  • On The Right Side of History | Ep. 045 ft. Lisa Lucas
    Executive Director of the National Book Foundation Lisa Lucas stops by the show to talk about life growing up and the sort of work she was doing that led to her current role. We also talk about the ebbs of flows of reading and how books can serve as timestamps in your life.
    +1 SEGMENT:
    - Moonlight & Barry Jenkins
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-lisa-lucas/
    Follow Lisa on Twitter: @likaluca
    35 min
  • On The Right Side of History | Ep. 045 ft. Lisa Lucas
    Executive Director of the National Book Foundation Lisa Lucas stops by the show to talk about life growing up and the sort of work she was doing that led to her current role. We also talk about the ebbs of flows of reading and how books can serve as timestamps in your life.
    +1 SEGMENT:
    - Moonlight & Barry Jenkins
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-lisa-lucas/
    Follow Lisa on Twitter: @likaluca
    35 min
  • Episode 045 ft. Lisa Lucas
    Executive Director of the National Book Foundation Lisa Lucas stops by the show to talk about life growing up and the sort of work she was doing that led to her current role. We also talk about the ebbs of flows of reading and how books can serve as timestamps in your life.
    +1
    Moonlight & Barry Jenkins
    Twitter: @likaluca
    Podcast footnotes: theseam.com/aiatla
    35 min
  • LEMONADE Gave Us More Than Any Grammy Could | Ep. 044 ft. Jasmyn Lawson
    Culture Editor at GIPHY Jasmyn Lawson joins me to talk about some of the history making projects she's working on for Black History Month (and beyond.) Plus, Beyoncé and why LEMONADE gave us more than any Grammy could.
    +1 SEGMENT:
    - BET
    - The motivation + relaxation that comes with working out
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-jasmyn-lawson-giphy/
    Follow Jasmyn! @JasmynBeKnownin
    OkayPlayer feature: http://www.okayplayer.com/news/faces-of-black-twitter-meet-darian-symone-harvin.html
    1 hr 7 min
  • LEMONADE Gave Us More Than Any Grammy Could | Ep. 044 ft. Jasmyn Lawson
    Culture Editor at GIPHY Jasmyn Lawson joins me to talk about some of the history making projects she's working on for Black History Month (and beyond.) Plus, Beyoncé and why LEMONADE gave us more than any Grammy could.
    +1 SEGMENT:
    - BET
    - The motivation + relaxation that comes with working out
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-jasmyn-lawson-giphy/
    Follow Jasmyn! @JasmynBeKnownin
    OkayPlayer feature: http://www.okayplayer.com/news/faces-of-black-twitter-meet-darian-symone-harvin.html
    1 hr 7 min
  • Episode 044 ft. Jasmyn Lawson
    This week Culture Editor at GIPHY Jasmyn Lawson joins me to talk about some of the history making projects she's working on for Black History Month (and beyond.) Plus, Beyoncé and why LEMONADE gave us more than any Grammy could.
    Things we like:
    BET
    The motivation + relaxation that comes with working out
    @JasmynBeKnown | giphy.com/culture
    1 hr 7 min
  • Editor-in-Cool | Ep. 043 ft. Dodai Stewart
    Dodai Stewart joins me! She's the Editor-In-Chief of fusion.net and formerly of Jezebel, where she served as Deputy Editor — and was also one of the first hires at the publication. Dodai talks to me about growing up in NYC, the inclusivity of teen culture and our <3 for it, battling the fatigue that comes with working in media, and our current fascinations in culture right now.
    Twitter & IG: @dodaistewart
    +1 SEGMENT:
    - The Instagram accounts @dollpower & @dreamwarecorp, K-Drama and K-Pop.
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-podcast-dodai-stewart/
    54 min
  • Editor-in-Cool | Ep. 043 ft. Dodai Stewart
    Dodai Stewart joins me! She's the Editor-In-Chief of fusion.net and formerly of Jezebel, where she served as Deputy Editor — and was also one of the first hires at the publication. Dodai talks to me about growing up in NYC, the inclusivity of teen culture and our <3 for it, battling the fatigue that comes with working in media, and our current fascinations in culture right now.
    Twitter & IG: @dodaistewart
    +1 SEGMENT:
    - The Instagram accounts @dollpower & @dreamwarecorp, K-Drama and K-Pop.
    Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-podcast-dodai-stewart/
    54 min
  • Episode 043 ft. Dodai Stewart
    Dodai Stewart joins me! She's the Editor-In-Chief of fusion.net and formerly of Jezebel, where she served as Deputy Editor — and was also one of the first hires at the publication. Dodai talks to me about growing up in NYC, the inclusivity of teen culture and our <3 for it, battling the fatigue that comes with working in media, and our current fascinations in culture right now.
    Twitter & IG: @dodaistewart
    Footnotes for this episode are on theseam.co/aiatla
    Things we like:
    The Instagram accounts @dollpower & @dreamwarecorp, K-Drama and K-Pop.
    iTunes: itun.es/us/7WgY8.c
    54 min

About Am I Allowed to Like Anything?

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I started ‘Am I Allowed to Like Anything’ because I wanted to create a space for people to feel good about shouting out the stuff in culture they’re into, during a time when it’s easier to riff about…