At The Bottom: A Podcast

At The Bottom: A Podcast

By The BottomArts
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At The Bottom: A Podcast episodes

  • Sew It Sell It with Sarah Carman

    In this episode, Annastasia sits down with Sarah Carmon, a longtime instructor of the Sew It Sell It program. Sew It Sell It was created 6 years ago by our Founding Director, Dr. Enkeshi El-Amin, and is a still running today teaching youth how to sew and create their own micro-business.


    Annastasia also recaps July 2024 at The Bottom and gives a preview of what's ahead in August.


    At The Bottom: A Podcast is produced, mixed, and hosted by Annastasia Williams.

    20 min
  • Write It Out with Phil Tucker

    In this episode we will talk about our Write It Out program with licensed therapist and workshop leader, Phil Tucker. Annastasia will also preview our June 2024 events to look forward to.


    To sign up for events at The Bottom, click here.


    Check out Phil's practice, Shade Tree Therapy here.


    Interested in the books we talked about? Find them here:

    • Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
    • Sorrowland by Rivers Solomon
    • Post-Traumatic by Chantal V. Johnson
      • 29 min
    • An Ode to Black Women by Kalil White

      Our featured artist for the month of May is our very own, Kalil White! In this episode you will hear all about Kalil's creative process and her exhibition, An Ode to Black Women. Catch Kalil's work At The Bottom through the end of May 2024.

      15 min
    • Meet the Directors

      Learn more about The Bottom and our leadership team in our very first episode! We'll tell you what to look forward to in May from our organization.


      Read our staff bios here.

      RSVP for our events here.

      37 min

    About At The Bottom: A Podcast

    From the publisher's feed

    The Bottom is a non-profit organization located in Knoxville, TN serving the community through a Black-affirming bookshop and arts programming. Rooted in place justice, we stand to build community, celebrate culture, and engage the creativity of Black people.