Marginalia Podcast

Marginalia Podcast

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Marginalia Podcast episodes

  • Marginalia Ep. 7: Make A Black Woman President w/RZA
    “Marginalia “is a podcast and visual art project that documents the voices of Women of Color (WOC) at Smith College, Northampton, MA. We recognize “Marginalia” and the WOC Feminism (WOCF) that gave birth to it as a site of legitimate knowledge production and aim to engage WOCF and cultural politics to share with our audience insight to the literal and spiritual sites of WOC community-building, sisterhood, and survival at Smith College and around the world. We are grateful to our classmates of SWG 204: This Bridge Called My Back: Women of Color Cultural Production for showing up, in what we perceive as, every emotional, intuitive, and intellectual way possible. Thank you Professor Juliana Hu Pegues for bringing the raw, keepin it real, and throwin your shade like only you can—for teaching and guiding us in the ways of our Ancestors. And, last, but certainly not least, we are grateful for Xiomara Andino, Raven Bonet, Zoraida Colon, Yolandi Cruz Guerrero, and Dulce Mora for your badassery—thank you for surviving. - Freda Raitelu & Temar France
    Host: Temar France
    Guest: RZA
    Music: Battle Cry by Angel Haze, Sia
    43 min
  • Marginalia Ep. 7: Make A Black Woman President w/RZA
    “Marginalia “is a podcast and visual art project that documents the voices of Women of Color (WOC) at Smith College, Northampton, MA. We recognize “Marginalia” and the WOC Feminism (WOCF) that gave birth to it as a site of legitimate knowledge production and aim to engage WOCF and cultural politics to share with our audience insight to the literal and spiritual sites of WOC community-building, sisterhood, and survival at Smith College and around the world. We are grateful to our classmates of SWG 204: This Bridge Called My Back: Women of Color Cultural Production for showing up, in what we perceive as, every emotional, intuitive, and intellectual way possible. Thank you Professor Juliana Hu Pegues for bringing the raw, keepin it real, and throwin your shade like only you can—for teaching and guiding us in the ways of our Ancestors. And, last, but certainly not least, we are grateful for Xiomara Andino, Raven Bonet, Zoraida Colon, Yolandi Cruz Guerrero, and Dulce Mora for your badassery—thank you for surviving. - Freda Raitelu & Temar France
    Host: Temar France
    Guest: RZA
    Music: Battle Cry by Angel Haze, Sia
    43 min
  • Marginalia Ep. 6: Pisces Season w/Rahma Haji
    “Marginalia “is a podcast and visual art project that documents the voices of Women of Color (WOC) at Smith College, Northampton, MA. We recognize “Marginalia” and the WOC Feminism (WOCF) that gave birth to it as a site of legitimate knowledge production and aim to engage WOCF and cultural politics to share with our audience insight to the literal and spiritual sites of WOC community-building, sisterhood, and survival at Smith College and around the world. We are grateful to our classmates of SWG 204: This Bridge Called My Back: Women of Color Cultural Production for showing up, in what we perceive as, every emotional, intuitive, and intellectual way possible. Thank you Professor Juliana Hu Pegues for bringing the raw, keepin it real, and throwin your shade like only you can—for teaching and guiding us in the ways of our Ancestors. And, last, but certainly not least, we are grateful for Xiomara Andino, Raven Bonet, Zoraida Colon, Yolandi Cruz Guerrero, and Dulce Mora for your badassery—thank you for surviving. - Freda Raitelu & Temar France
    Guest Host: Rahma Haji
    Music: Lips by xx
    36 min
  • Marginalia Ep. 6: Pisces Season w/Rahma Haji
    “Marginalia “is a podcast and visual art project that documents the voices of Women of Color (WOC) at Smith College, Northampton, MA. We recognize “Marginalia” and the WOC Feminism (WOCF) that gave birth to it as a site of legitimate knowledge production and aim to engage WOCF and cultural politics to share with our audience insight to the literal and spiritual sites of WOC community-building, sisterhood, and survival at Smith College and around the world. We are grateful to our classmates of SWG 204: This Bridge Called My Back: Women of Color Cultural Production for showing up, in what we perceive as, every emotional, intuitive, and intellectual way possible. Thank you Professor Juliana Hu Pegues for bringing the raw, keepin it real, and throwin your shade like only you can—for teaching and guiding us in the ways of our Ancestors. And, last, but certainly not least, we are grateful for Xiomara Andino, Raven Bonet, Zoraida Colon, Yolandi Cruz Guerrero, and Dulce Mora for your badassery—thank you for surviving. - Freda Raitelu & Temar France
    Guest Host: Rahma Haji
    Music: Lips by xx
    36 min
  • Marginalia Ep. 5: Politics As Usual?
    “Marginalia “is a podcast and visual art project that documents the voices of Women of Color (WOC) at Smith College, Northampton, MA. We recognize “Marginalia” and the WOC Feminism (WOCF) that gave birth to it as a site of legitimate knowledge production and aim to engage WOCF and cultural politics to share with our audience insight to the literal and spiritual sites of WOC community-building, sisterhood, and survival at Smith College and around the world. We are grateful to our classmates of SWG 204: This Bridge Called My Back: Women of Color Cultural Production for showing up, in what we perceive as, every emotional, intuitive, and intellectual way possible. Thank you Professor Juliana Hu Pegues for bringing the raw, keepin it real, and throwin your shade like only you can—for teaching and guiding us in the ways of our Ancestors. And, last, but certainly not least, we are grateful for Xiomara Andino, Raven Bonet, Zoraida Colon, Yolandi Cruz Guerrero, and Dulce Mora for your badassery—thank you for surviving. - Freda Raitelu & Temar France
    Co - Host: Auralynn Rosario
    Music: Politics As Usual by Jay Z
    48 min

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Womanist notes on pop culture, politics & the personal. Temar & Aura share their perspectives & navigate the world within & around them.