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In this episode, Dr. Dery talks with Dr. Trivia Frazier, Ph.D. of Obatala Sciences. Dr. Frazier is the CEO and founder of Obatala Sciences and in this episode, Dr. Dery interviews Dr. Frazier about how she fell in love with science as a teenager, and how she parlayed that love for science into her success story of starting Obatala Sciences. Stay until the end of the show, where Dr. Obatala explains how her work is an inspiration for young women to seek a career in science.
Tonight we are broadcasting live from the Three Keys in the Ace Hotel. Dr. Dery’s co-host tonight is Ranord Darensburg and the topic is SeeHer; Criminal Justice System on Black Women and Girls in LA. We are joined by Judge Candace Anderson, Angel Harris, and Nandy Campbell.
Dr. MarkAlain Dery is joined by the co-founder of the Louisiana Himalaya Association Neil Guidry and event coordinator Eva Sohl to talk about their amazing work in Dharamshala in Northern India.
On today’s episode of resistance radio Dr. Déry and Ms. Kim Ford discuss current political topics including the amazing movie just Mercy based on the book by Bryon Stevenson.
On this weeks episode of Resistance Radio, Dr. Dery talks with Hip-Hop artist Unscripted and MACCNO representative Renard Bridgewater. The conversation surrounds the difficulties of musicians who play on the streets and the unacceptable levels of harassment they endure.
Resistance Radio with Dr. Dery and guest Rita Maran. On todays episode of Resistance Radio, Its HUMAN RIGHTS DAY! Dr. Dery has the privilege to interview Dr. Rita Maran, an expert on international law and human rights from Berkeley, California. The first 15 minutes are spent with Dr. Dery reading the Declaration of Human Rights, and Dr. Maran joins Dr. Dery about 15 minutes into the broadcast. Tune in as Dr. Maran schools us on all things human rights and social justice.
Resistance Radio with Dr. Dery and guest Miriam Taylor. On tonights episode, Dr. Dery’s guest is Miriam Taylor, communications director for the Newcomb Art Museum at Tulane. They have two great exhibits up town (one on the ongoing struggles of Gordon Plaza and Flint Michigan), as well as Per(Sister): Incarcerated Women of Louisiana which is showing at the Tulane campus downtown at the School of Public Health. Finally, coming in mid-January is Brandon “BMike” Odum’s first exhibition NOT SUPPOSED 2-BE HERE. Tune on Mondays at 6:00PM on 102.3FM or stream us at whivfm.org
With MarkAlain Dery
With MarkAlain Dery
The podcast currently has 50 episodes available.