Join us now with Charysse Tia Harper, a Trini-American documentary filmmaker, to talk about her newest short film, “The Jill of the Trade,” a 22-minute short documentary that looks at five women who work in male-dominated professions. This film will be showcased in the Latin Film Festival in New York tomorrow, but here we were able to ask exclusive questions about the film and other works Charysse has planned for the near future!

Tune in on a special Juneteenth episode where we speak with Jicky Wandji about developing their small business, Shakara Apparel. Shakara is an African fashion brand with a mission of bringing authentic African styles to a global audience and breaks down cultural barriers through cultural exchange. Learn some of the new developments Shakara has in place to continue their exponential growth and how their journey has given them the opportunity to give back to there local communities.

Today we're speaking with Caullen Hudson, a Chicago-based filmmaker,  activist, and founder/executive producer of SoapBox Productions and  Organizing. In this episode he centers, explores, and amplifies issues  of inequity and how they they have effected the city of Chicago within  the past decade.

Tune in to hear us talk with Crash Barbosa, recording artist, social activist and abolitionist. In this episode we discuss the injustice’s being done today in the prison industrial system and how forced prison labor plays a role in the manufacture of everyday items we use in today's society.

Join us in a captivating interview with Kellie Carter Jackson, the  co-host of the unique podcast “This day in esoteric political history."  In this episode we discuss the fine details that have shaped black  history as a whole and how they have shaped the government and society  we function in today.

Welcome back to Our Small Majority, Season 3! We start off this season with CJ Quartlbaum II, producer of “Minneapolis Burning”. Minneapolis Burning is a podcast that follows a civil rights activist  who’s been advocating for social equality in Minnesota for over six decades and finally breaks serious ground after the murder of George Floyd.

You can follow Claude Quartlbaum II at https://www.cjquartlbaum.com

Check out our website for more episodes:   https://www.oursmallmajority.com

It's finally here, we are at the end of Season 2. Tune in now as the OSM team discuss their favorite moments during the season, the process of content creation, and what's to come in Season 3!  

Music Composed by Jaimie Pangan.

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Wrapping up our Season 2 interviews with another guest from Denmark, Paakow Tawiah, a West African musician who mixes variations of Jazz, RnB, and Hip Hop with the trombone. Tune in as we talk with Paakow on what's it like living in Europe during the civil unrest and the peak of the pandemic.

Check out Paakow's music: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ft2jGyvrwnS2ocaxXWZtR

Paakow's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paakowtawiah/

Music Composed by Jaimie Pangan.

Music Provided by Paakow Tawiah and Artifact Collective.

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Boo!... no it's not Halloween yet but tune in now to learn about the Spook Hunters, L.A's first gang/hate group dedicated to stop racial integration across the city by any means necessary.

Edited by Alyssa Deocampo.

Music Composed by Jaimie Pangan.

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Our Danish mini-series is back with no other than Linda Minke, the woman who started it all. Join us as we talk with Linda about what it’s like teaching students behind bars during the pandemic and the pros and cons of Denmark’s open-door prison policy.

This interview was conducted before the 2020 Presidential Election.

Music Composed by Jaimie Pangan.

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