Convos With McClain

Convos With McClain

By Courtney McClainSociety & Culture
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Convos With McClain episodes

  • Take Tillman Down
    On Saturday, September 25 I went to Take Tillman Down at the Statehouse in Columbia. It was a very successful rally with some news reporters coming for interviews and a small counter rally occurring at the back of the rally. In this podcast I run down Tillman’s history and why it’s time for him to come down.
    4 min
  • I’m Back!
    Hi guys, I’ve recently been on a hiatus, balancing school, organizations, and activism can become overwhelming at times but that won’t stop me from creating the content you all used to love!
    3 min
  • More than What We’re Given
    In this episode I sit down with the up and coming designer Justen Parker. We discuss the challenges and successes of being a black creative in today’s environment. Where inspiration his is found and growing his platform to a broader audience are just some of the topics during this colorful conversation
    20 min
  • On the Playing Field
    This episode I am sitting with the incredibly gifted athletes Myles Tate, Isaiah Bruster, and Omar Daniels. We discuss the the underfunding and lack of exposure afforded to HBCU’s, the advantages of playing at PWI’s, the treatment of women in sports and so much more! Join us as we discuss sports through the lens of those who play them. #unapologeticallyreal ConvosWithMcClain
    15 min
  • Contributors of Culture
    This episode I am sitting with the multi- talented Trill Lay. We discuss being black and female in a male dominated industry, and how female rappers are changing the game one lyric at a time. The impacts of trying to grow a platform in a lesser known city, the difficulty of breaking through and so much more are laid out on the table. #unapologeticallyreal ConvosWithMcClain
    10 min

About Convos With McClain

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Convos with McClain is a podcast that focuses on the Black Diaspora in America through the perspective of those who create and live in our modern culture. The intelligence, resilience, and heritage of African Americans are celebrated, and positively embodied through the power of speech in this podcast. Unrefined emotion and genuine conversations makes listening to these pivotal topics more palatable to the broad audience.