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I am joined by Marcie Alvis-Walker, an educator and writer who runs Black Coffee with White Friends, alongside Mockingbird History Lessons for Adults, and the Cream & Sugar book club.
We discuss the importance of choosing to dedicate time towards doing good, making sure that we vote for leaders who aren't cowards, and Parable of the Talents by Octavia Butler whose work is pertinent now more than ever.
Links:
The Leaders Dapper Notes edition (a collaboration with BCwWF)
Black Coffee with White Friends
Mockingbird History Lessons
Cream & Sugar Book Club
Color of Change
Harry Potter and the Sacred Text
Simon Walker, font designer
Parable of the Talents by Octavia Butler
Going back to June 2018 and the Sugar Shack edition
Also in this episode:
"Sugar Shack" by Jimmy Gilmer and the Fireballs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHzjfGF6MiU
All about the brand new Bookhead Club subscription packaging, why I made it and what comes inside.
Plus: Dapper Notes masks. Why now, what went into making them, and unsolicited advice from yours truly
Today's episode is the very first time I have a conversation with the artist who collaborated with me on an edition. We have Kim Charlery of Bandbox who loves to live colourfully and inspires us with a fresh perspective, an infectious laugh, and lots of Soca music vibes.
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The Hey, Mood edition
Visit Nero's Notes
The Bark & Rye edition
How Bark & Rye was made (a 44-second video)
The original behind-the-scenes video from 2016
One Eye Open at Notegeist
See all of the easily visible June releases:
https://shop.dappernotes.com/collections/new-june-2020
For everything else, listen to this episode.
Donate to the Equal Justice Initiative
Get the Bring Us Together edition
The NY Rhapsody edition
Watch the New York Rhapsody short film
The podcast currently has 40 episodes available.