BlackLantic Podcast

On this weeks episode we are joined by Damilola Agabiaka, oner of Dalas African Cuisine in Moncton. Dalas African Cuisine is participating in ByBlacks Restaurant Week happening from May 15th to 21st! Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe and rate wherever you get your podcasts!

This week on BlackLantic, we talk about Hillary's attemdance at the Harry Jerome Awards, recount the ongoings of the Atlantic Black Policy Summit and discuss the controversy around Netflix's new show! Don't forget to like, comment, rate and subscribe.

This week we speak with Akeem White and Paul Sumbu, the founders of Queens and Kings Moving formerly known as Three Kings Moving. We learn their founding story, obstacles they faced and how the community has rallied around them and the increase in success they've had in the past 3 years of operating. Make sure to like, comment, subscribe and rate BlackLantic to keep up with our weekly content!

This week on BlackLantic we discuss the lack of Western media covering Russia's pardoning of debt owed by African countries, CBC and Twitter being at odds, the New Brunswick budget and the results of Derek Chauvin's appeal. Make sure to like, comment, subscribe, rate and let us know your thoughts!

On this weeks episode, we interview ECMA nominated entrepreneur Dee Hernandez! Dee moved from Cuba to Canada 23 years ago and is bringing a piece of Havana to Dalhousie this summer when she opens Havana Lounge. We talk about her new business, being ECMA nominated and more. Make sure to like, comment, subscribe, rate and donate if you can!

On this weeks episode of BlackLantic, Hillary hosts a roundtable discussion with Marla Warner, Sandra Hannebohm and Alicia McManus about their varying experiences as 'lightskinned' women, how that looks with varrying degrees of melanin and having all lived in different parts of the country. Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe and rate the podcast!

On our latest episode, we discuss discrimination happening within the Canadian Human Rights Commission (Yikes), some Oscar's backlash that could be considered racist and somehow we talk about our own feelings around death. Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, rate and review!

👸🏿 Black Hair 💇🏾‍♀️ Q: So where does a Black girl get her hair done in New Brunswick? A: It's 2023 - a salon, right? Not so fast - curly hair knowledge is not, and has never been a requirement on a NB hair exam, and the schools don't teach it 😱. It's BlackLantic's opinion is that associations continue to make it more and more difficult for those interested in Black hair styles to earn a living by regulating services that schools don't even teach.

Born and raised in New Brunswick Lucinda Butland has practiced hair in this province for 32 years and is on a mission to make Black hair accessible to all. Sit down with two salon owners, Lucina Butland (@hairyideassalon) and Co-Host Clinton Davis (@lesalondieppe) as they talk Black Hair, Lucinda's journey in New Brunswick, and more!

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On this weeks episode of BlackLantic, we discuss our two months of Black History Month work,  $1.5 million funding for Black Mental Health from the govt., an update on TikTok, the Chinese spy balloons and so much more! Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, rate, review and scan our fancy new QR code!