This high school student was tired of the racism around her and decided to speak up at her school. It cost friends but bought change - and adults and student alike are seeing things in a slightly different light because of her work. On this weeks episode of Blacklantic, host Clinton and guest host Mo interview Aquillarae - a dedicated outspoken 17 year old student committed to making antiracism a part of her school's culture and curriculum.

In a more sombre episode, Clinton and Hillary discuss a shocking court case in New Brunswick... and, the Police in general.

Get excited! In this weeks episode we interview Neo-soul performer, rapper, and musician Lance Sampson, AKA Aquakultre. Learn about his life in Spryville, NS, his brief time in Moncton and his musical journey. Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe and rate this episode!

Find more AquaKultre here!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2qiz05RwO89o9o37v7vzMQ

https://music.apple.com/ca/artist/aquakultre/1221261135

https://open.spotify.com/artist/38Lr1bGvJiIU0UKntaJJus

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To honour Black History Month we do a brief overview of the history of Otnabog School in what would now be the Elm Hill area of Saint John, as well as the history of the KKK in the province. We will be speaking about this more thoroughly on CBC and RogersTV throughout the month. Don't forget to follow, like, comment, subscribe and rate our episodes!

In this episode Hillary & Clinton (especially Clinton) have the joy of interviewing internationally published Halifax Author Charlene Carr! We talk about life and her gripping 10th novel titled "Hold My Girl".

It's an episode of insight, laughs, emotional journeys and more!

PS. Charlene Carr is also Clinton's sister! 

New Brunswicks First Black Gala? No, apparently not! As early as 1858 there were soirees being held by the Black community, with fancy river boat expeditions of 300+ in attendance in the early 1900’s, and Prude held esteemed events in the 1980's.

As NB's population continues to diversify and Black immigration spreads to other regions of the province from new countries around the world a new organization seeks to add to the legacy.

On this weeks episode of BlackLantic we speak with Nichole Jonas & Job Ochigbo, co-founders of the Malakaila Foundation. The Malakaila Foundation's objective is to celebrate, recognize and uplift historical and present Black Canadians and organizations across Atlantic Canada. They will be hosting their 1st annual gala February 25th and tell us all about it! Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe and rate.

On this weeks podcast, we discuss CBC/Radio-Canada Quebec's use of the N-WORD (are they REALLY defending their right to use it, while also apologizing?!), a Black family split from the war in Ukraine finally reunited in Fredericton, New Brunswick - a Black hair product controversy (can a hair product be cultural appropriated??), the Halifax Regional Police in Nova Scotia having some s'plaining to do - and more! 

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In the latest episode of BlackLantic, we discuss the Commissioner on Systemic Racism's final report and dive into some of the 86 recommendations. As always, like, comment, subscribe and review us! Find the full report here: https://www2.gnb.ca/content/dam/gnb/Corporate/Promo/systemicracism-racismesystemique/SystemicRacismCommissionerFinalReport.pdf

We're back from out hiatus! This week we discuss increased police brutality in NB and QC, Kanye's antic and it's trickle affect, Elon buying Twitter and SO MUCH MORE. Did you miss us? Show us by hitting that subscribe/like button!

We're back from hiatus! This week we discuss increased police brutality in NB and QC, Kanye's antic and it's trickle affect, Elon buying Twitter and SO MUCH MORE. Did you miss us? Show us by hitting that subscribe/like button!