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Black, White, & Grey
By Athena GilbraithNews
Black, White, & Grey episodes
- And We’re Back!Season 2. Where we were, where we’ve been and what we are doing now. It is caucus time, baby!1 hr 43 min
- 24 min
- Lori and Kari For SchoolCo-Hosts Lori Janke and Kari Dugan are my guests as we talk one last time before Election Day. We put the school districts issues in the table and bring a little more transparency. Comments, opinions, and judgements are our own.56 min
- Racism Is BadIn this episode we put actual definition to racism, white supremacy and more. This is the beginning of anti-racism work and putting race back on the table.28 min
- Ope!If your polling place is normally Credit Island Lodge, it is now ST MARK’s on 3rd St. And if you’d like to hear me admit the error vocally, it’s here just for that.3 min
- Make Davenport Great AgainIn this first episode of Black, White, and Grey, we chat with co-host Cody Eliff about the local mayoral race and the state of the city. Our opinions and endorsements are our own.58 min
- 23 min
- Hip Hop DreamsHip Hop/Rap artist BONDS talks about how he achieved his dreams of creating not just one but two albums. We touch base with the past as well as the present and his advice for making Hip Hop Dreams come true.29 min
- I Dream of.... Losing WeightIn this first episode we will talk about the personal story of my 100 pound weight loss, how it was MY dream, and how I made my dream come true.32 min
- Coming Soon, “Dream On”Welcome to Dream On! A podcast that dares you to dream a little more, achieve that dream, all while living in today’s raucous society.3 min
About Black, White, & Grey
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Black, White, & Grey is a podcast broadcasting from the nose tip of Iowa. Here, we are first in the nation for so much, but in these times, we've discovered we need to do so much more.
Come along and explore how local discrimination affects everyone and how the country’s injustices affect us here. We keep it real and look at authentic hardships and realities our future selves might face and confront issues happening in real-time. Climate change is real and antiracism is our jam.
Cover art photo provided by Jon Tyson on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@jontyson