Share The Mic

Libby and Ronnie welcome T. Marie King to the studio for a gripping conversation about race reconciliation in Birmingham, Alabama.

Share the Mic is proud to welcome Jerry Kelly, CEO of Kelly Road Builders, to our show. Listen in as Jerry shares about his life and how certain situations helped shape him to be the successful person he is today.

If you live in the Birmingham area, then you know about Eugene's Hot Chicken, but do you know the story of how it came to be?

Tune in to a gripping, but uplifting episode where Zebbie Carney, founder of Eugene's Hot Chicken shares the story about how this Birmingham staple came to be.

You read that right, Share the Mic is back!

We've got a new format, new conversations, and of course, a new logo!

Listen in as hosts Libby Lassiter and Ronnie Gatrey briefly discuss what brought about the return as well as what to expect from the new season.

It wouldn't be Share the Mic without some open dialogue about race concerns, and Libby and Ronnie definitely deliver in that arena!

Carver is back!

Tune in as Carver gives us some knowledge on her family ties to Selma, Alabama, and how her family helped to shape the movement of Civil Rights in the Jim Crow era!

We also touch on Carver's experience in the professional arena, as she navigates the challenges of being a Black Woman in a White Male dominated work environment.

As the episode closes, Carver gives us some valuable insight on how our perspective of the police could benefit from more conversations and particularly, more listening.

Demitri is back!

The man who helped start Share the Mic has returned to give us an update on the state of race relations since the launch of the podcast. Tune in as Demitri gives his in depth viewpoints on how the Church can stand to help in racial reconciliation. He then goes on to share advice on how he believes Birmingham can work together to decrease the crime rate. 

This is an episode you don't want to miss!