BlackLantic Podcast

With 68 music videos and 200+ tracks released to date, we catch up with NY born, and now NB based rap artist Foxx. Foxx has called New Brunswick home for the past three years, though born and raised in Yonkers. How has Foxx, who has released approximately 250 songs in these three years, found Moncton in comparison? We discuss that and more this week. Be sure to follow @iamtherealfoxx to keep up with his music career!

This week Clinton is visiting Hillary in Toronto, which begets the question - which is actually better to live in? We discuss on this weeks episode!

In this weeks episode, winner of Big Brother Canada Season 9 Tychon Carter-Newman speaks to us about life in and out of the BB house, becoming a mental health advocate and his plans since winning the game. You can find him at @tychonxcarter on Instagram and TikTok.

On this weeks episode we discuss the two year anniversary of the death of George Floyd, local cop killer Justin Bourque's re-sentencing to INCLUDE parole, racist internet trolls and more!

On this weeks episode we interview Black Haligonian journalist Sandra Hannebohm. Sandra has recently released 2xg.ca - a Black-centric media newsletter which we encourage all of our listeners to subscribe to. From Halifax to Maryland, and back again, this is Sandra!

In this episode we discuss the mass shooting in Buffalo, Prince Charles and Camila visiting Canada, a racist sign in Dartmouth and more. Don't forget to follow us on social media!

In this weeks episode we speak to Gary Weekes, a photographer from England who became the first Black person to have an exhibit at the BEaverbrook Gallery in Fredericton. We talk about how he came to find himself in New Brunswick and what this accolade means to him.

In this weeks episode we talk about the arrest of fraudster Daniel Bard and the public company he worked for, the 3+ Corp, the recent on-stage attack of Dave Chappelle and a new Black owned business geared to Black women and fitness in Nova Scotia.

In this weeks episode we speak with Damilola Ajibade, a Nigerian immigrant to New Brunswick who in four short years has already impacted her community. While having lived in Fredericton, St. John and Moncton she has seen a need to tell and amplify the stories of Black people in her community and does so on The Journey NB.

In this weeks episode we go over the endlessly frustrating question a lot of People of Colour get asked: Where Are You Really From? and why that question is inappropriate, infuriating and a micro aggression. This episode is meant to be educational and not a berating of white people who may not know why the question is a problem.