Fact, everyday black women in the US are simultaneously under assault from the forces of institutional racism and institutional sexism.  They are the most educated demographic group: when measuring degrees earned, black women are the...

Ep. 90: On Representation and Making Space for Black Women in the Workplace (and a bit about Black Spirituality) — Christina McDade

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Emmett O’Connell is a recovering journalist, who writes the blog Olympia Time and hosts the podcast Olympia Standard. He recently published an article examining the hoovering up of homes by corporate and institutional landlords and...

How Corporate Landlords are Driving Up Rents — Emmett O’Connell, Olympia Time — #219

In this episode, we are joined by Randy Girdner, an educator, filmmaker, and the comic artist creator of the web comic Maurice the Beaver.  This is a conversation about AI and my trepidation about its...

Navigating the Moral Minefield of AI — Randy Girdner, Artist & Filmmaker — #218

In this episode, we dove into recent shifts in real estate with Jasmyn Jefferson, Designated Broker and co-Owner of Windermere Abode Lakewood. Jasmyn gave us her take on the Tacoma Housing market and the low-down...

Everything in Real Estate Just Changed — Jasmyn Jefferson, Designated Broker and Co-Owner of Windermere Abode Lakewood — #217

This month observant Muslims around the world are fasting in observance of Ramadan. Jasmine El Shear is an Egyptian-American school counselor in the Gulf, advising Emirati students in navigating an American school system. She joined...

Muslims Around the World Are Fasting: A Ramadan Reflection – Jasmine El Shear – #216

Nathan Perl-Rosenthal is an historian of the eighteenth and early nineteenth-century Atlantic world. He focuses on the political and cultural history of Europe and the Americas in the age of revolution, with a emphasis on...

Ep. 90: On Representation and Making Space for Black Women in the Workplace (and a bit about Black Spirituality) — Christina McDade

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