Host Eric Adams talks to Angella Henry, whose son, DJ Henry, was killed by police in Pleasantville, N.Y in 2010. In the aftermath, Angella and her husband Danroy began the DJ Henry Dream Fund to financially help underserved youth in Massachusetts.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Host Eric Adams talks to Angella Henry, whose son, DJ Henry, was killed by police in Pleasantville, N.Y in 2010. In the aftermath, Angella and her husband Danroy began the DJ Henry Dream Fund to financially help underserved youth in Massachusetts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Eric Adams talks to Angella Henry, whose son, DJ Henry, was killed by police in Pleasantville, N.Y in 2010. In the aftermath, Angella and her husband Danroy began the DJ Henry Dream Fund to financially help underserved youth in Massachusetts.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="noopener noreferrer">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

S1E3: Angella Henry: Finding a Light in the Darkness

In the wake of the George Floyd killing and protests around the world, host Eric Adams began interviewing Martha&rsquo;s Vineyarders, both year-round and seasonal, black and white, about race. A therapist raised by a white mother and a black father, Mr. Adams drew on his experience with people in recovery to help his guests explore the unique experiences that shaped their lives.
In a series of interviews to be released weekly on Fridays, Mr. Adams presents these conversations to encourage listeners to shed their old beliefs about race and make room for a new understanding of its impact and implications.
Shed is brought to you by the Vineyard Gazette and was produced by Chris Fischer, Amy Schumer and Dana Edelman.
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In the wake of the George Floyd killing and protests around the world, host Eric Adams began interviewing Martha’s Vineyarders, both year-round and seasonal, black and white, about race. A therapist raised by a white mother and a black father, Mr. Adams drew on his experience with people in recovery to help his guests explore the unique experiences that shaped their lives. In a series of interviews to be released weekly on Fridays, Mr. Adams presents these conversations to encourage listeners to shed their old beliefs about race and make room for a new understanding of its impact and implications. Shed is brought to you by the Vineyard Gazette and was produced by Chris Fischer, Amy Schumer and Dana Edelman.  

In the wake of the George Floyd killing and protests around the world, host Eric Adams began interviewing Martha’s Vineyarders, both year-round and seasonal, black and white, about race. A therapist raised by a white mother and a black father, Mr. Adams drew on his experience with people in recovery to help his guests explore the unique experiences that shaped their lives.
In a series of interviews to be released weekly on Fridays, Mr. Adams presents these conversations to encourage listeners to shed their old beliefs about race and make room for a new understanding of its impact and implications.
Shed is brought to you by the Vineyard Gazette and was produced by Chris Fischer, Amy Schumer and Dana Edelman.
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