Special Cathartic Episode Alert!! Nakia hoes off the a Dome, musing about Corona, the Election and What’s Next.

It’s the last Culture Riot Episode of 2018! So of course there must be a recap of sorts. In this episode we count down the Top 5 Most Deliciously Ridiculous Folks, the most Awesome Folks, Folks on the Shit List and a touching In Memoriam segment. We close out the year with an inspiring Each One Teach One. We’ll be back in January with new episodes!

Independent Black Women are winning at life! They have education, careers, income and are leading the Black Community. But most feel they are still lacking one major, important thing: unconditional support from their own Black Men. This week we chat with 2 Strong, WOKE Black Men to unpack the issue. Comedian and Veteran podcaster Roc Belushi and Professor Tony Clark join the Culture Riot Podcast to analyze this perception and share solutions.

I am chatting with my friend, Aaron Gonzales an LGBTQ Activist about Trans Rights and what’s urgently at stake under the current administration. Trans Rights are HUMAN Rights. But there’s so much work to do to expand understanding within our society and government to protect these rights.

In this episode I have a discussion with Miss Bonnie, prolific artist and Independent Woman. We have an open dialogue about her experiences, White Women and reasons behind why the Intersectional Feminist movement has not been able to gain as much traction as women of color have hoped.

In anticipation of the Midterm elections on 11/6, we have a discussion with Mr. Seto, a retired Social Studies teacher about how our government works, voting, political parties and civic duty.

In This week’s episode the Culture Riot podcast is back with a special episode on surviving the ‘RONA Lockdown!!

This week’s episode Culture Riot explores the top news and pop culture happenings of the week.

This week we speak to a Dominican activist and culture curator about the term LatinX, the current LatinX movement and what’s next for the Latina/o community.

In the wake of the senseless murder of popular rapper and community activist, Nipsey Hussle, Culture Riot explores the concept of leaving “the hood” and what that means literally and figuratively as it pertains to gun violence and gentrification.