Set in Stone

In this episode, we dive deep into the complexities of race, misogyny, and voting as it pertains to Kamala Harris. (Yes, we took it there! ) We recorded this before the election, so some parts may be dated, but the discussion is still incredibly relevant. From laughs and jokes to serious conversations, we explore the intersection of politics, identity/race, and power in a way that’ll make you think and reflect.

In this episode, Khadidah sits down with Cindy Lowry, Executive Director of Alabama's River Alliance. We dive deep into the environmental challenges facing Alabama and explore the critical issues surrounding the state's waterways. Cindy also shares some powerful, fast facts about Alabama’s water ecosystem that you won’t want to miss!

Tune in to learn more about the importance of protecting our rivers and the role we all play in preserving Alabama’s natural resources.

In this episode, we sit down with Josh as he takes us through his journey into politics . From his impactful role in the Birmingham community to his work with a former governor of Alabama, Josh shares the highlights and challenges of his political path. We also dive into his significant contributions to the National Democratic Party 🇺🇸. Tune in to hear how Josh has earned his seat at the table and the powerful lessons he’s learned along the way!

In this episode, Khadidah sat down with the inspiring Co-Director of Margins: Women Helping Black Women, Celida Soto to discuss the critical work of addressing food security and fostering mutual aid within communities. They delve into the harsh realities of food apartheids and explore how Margins prioritizes serving Black women and families through initiatives like food pantries and gift closets. Celida also reflects on her journey from co-founding impactful organizations to running for office, and shedding light on what it takes to create meaningful change at the grassroots level. This conversation is a testament to the power of community care and collective action. Whether you’re passionate about social justice or simply want to learn how to better support underserved communities, this episode is a must-listen.

In this episode, we sit down with the trailblazing City Councilwoman DM Collins from Center Point, AL – a rising star in local politics. At just a young age, DM made history as the first and youngest Black woman to serve as City Council President in Center Point. A city on the brink of incredible growth just outside Birmingham , DM shares her journey, the challenges she's overcome, and her vision for a thriving community.

Whether you're looking to make a difference in your own local government or just want to hear from an inspiring leader, this episode is packed with invaluable insights!

In this episode, we dive into the work of Read Freely Alabama, a volunteer group of concerned citizens standing against censorship in local libraries. As attacks on libraries grow across the state, this statewide resource hub unites local chapters and advocacy groups in the fight for intellectual freedom. By connecting library supporters with state and national allies, Tune in to hear from Read Freely Alabama very own Kristy Shallenberger about the challenges, victories, and how you can get involved in this crucial battle for freedom.