Sticky Note Conversations

Welcome to a bonus episode of Sticky Note Conversations! This week, Erika Washington and guest Derek Washington dive into HBO’s period drama 'The Gilded Age.' They discuss character developments, plot twists, and their predictions for the next season, offering a spoiler-filled analysis of the season finale. Topics include Marian's relationships, Peggy's secret past and evolving storylines, the compelling dynamics between George and Bertha Russell, and the diverse representation in the show. Erika and Derek also share their thoughts on how historical events might influence future episodes and give a shoutout to the show's excellent writing and character portrayal. Tune in for in-depth discussions, predictions, and a love for all things historical fiction!

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In this gripping episode of Sticky Note Conversations, Erika Washington interviews her longtime friend Emily Ross about her harrowing experience of being bitten by a shark. Emily shares vivid details of the attack, the immediate aftermath, and her road to recovery. They also discuss Emily's adventurous life as a world traveler, the challenges of remote work, and the impact of gentrification in popular destinations. Tune in to hear this incredible story of survival, resilience, and reflection.

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In this episode of Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington, Erika talks to Deborah Porter, a former Las Vegas resident who decided to leave the United States and settle in Panama. They discuss the reasons behind Debora's decision, the practicalities of relocating, and the differences in lifestyle between the US and Panama. Deborah shares her experiences with Panama's healthcare, community, and culture, emphasizing the sense of safety and community she found there. This episode provides a comprehensive guide and personal insights into the life of an expatriate, especially for Black Americans considering a move abroad.

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In this insightful episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington sits down with Dion A. Johnson, a self-published author and veteran barber-stylist. Dion shares his journey from cutting hair in his basement as a teenager to chronicling his life and community in his book 'Revolutionary Vision Boulevard.' The conversation delves deep into the rich history of Black communities, the impact of strong family structures, and the evolving dynamics around voting and leadership. Dion also reflects on his personal experiences growing up in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan and the lessonshe instills in his children today. Join us for a heartfelt discussion that touches on community, leadership, and the power of storytelling.
Check out Dion's book "Revolutionary Boulevard"  https://a.co/d/3sVIo5k

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Welcome back to Sticky Note Conversations! In this touching episode, Erika speaks with Mayor Kelly Garrett, the first African American mayor of Lathrup Village, Mi. Kelly shares her journey of resilience after the tragic loss of her son Chandler, who passed away from sickle cell anemia. They discuss how Kelly has made impactful changes in her community, secured millions in funding, and established a scholarship in Chandler's memory. Kelly also talks about her experiences in public service, the challenges of being a Black woman in leadership, and the importance of paving the way for the next generation in politics. Join Erica and Kelly for an inspiring conversation about grief, love, and the power of community.

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Join us on Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington as we dive into an inspiring interview with Erica Gallegos, co-director of the Childcare for Every Family Network. Over the past 12 years, Erica has championed childcare rights in New Mexico, working tirelessly with childcare providers, parents, and community leaders to secure better wages, access, and systemic change. Erica shares her journey from being a childcare provider to a frontline organizer, discussing the deep-rooted challenges, victories, and ongoing efforts to implement the New Mexico Early Education Constitutional Amendment. Learn how the fight for universal childcare is reshaping the state's education system and empowering communities. Don't miss this powerful conversation on building power, decolonizing minds, and securing a joyous and equitable future for all families.
Theme song "Way Below Acceptable" by Grov "G.T." Tigue IV feat. Inohs Sivad is available on all of your favorite streaming platforms.
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Welcome to Sticky Note Conversations with your host, Erika Washington. In this week's episode, Erika is joined by Dr. Cheryl Neely, a sociology professor and author of 'No Human Involved.' They dive into discussing Dr. Neely's research on the serial murders of Black women and girls, the systemic indifference of law enforcement, and the deeply ingrained issues of racism and sexism in policing. Hear firsthand about Dr. Neely's personal connection to her work and her thoughts on potential solutions for these pressing social issues. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that raises awareness and inspires action.
Check out Dr. Cheryl Neely's books https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B086Z8PB4F
Theme song "Way Below Acceptable" by Grov "G.T." Tigue IV feat. Inohs Sivad is available on all of your favorite streaming platforms.
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In this episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington delves into a heartfelt discussion with Dr. Frantonia Pollins, a global business strategist, transformational leader, and wealth empowerment coach. They explore the topics of womanhood, perimenopause, menopause, and the broader societal and historical forces impacting Black women. Dr. Pollins shares her personal journey from homelessness and medical adversity to business success, while also discussing the importance of self-advocacy and redefining one's life, especially during the significant life transitions women face. Join Erika and Dr. Pollins as they discuss the challenges and triumphs of embracing and celebrating womanhood in all its phases.

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Join Erika Washington on Sticky Note Conversations as she sits down with Las Vegas Mayor Shelley Berkley. In this insightful episode, Mayor Berkeley discusses her extensive career in politics that spans over four decades, her motivations rooted in her family's immigrant history, and her dedication to public service. They explore key issues facing Las Vegas, including immigration, homelessness, and the impact of federal budget cuts. Mayor Berkley also shares her experiences as a working woman, the challenges of campaigning, and her vision for the city. Tune in for an engaging conversation that sheds light on the vibrant diversity of Las Vegas and the mayor's unwavering commitment to her community.
Theme song "Way Below Acceptable" by Grov "G.T." Tigue IV feat. Inohs Sivad is available on all of your favorite streaming platforms.
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In this week's episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington sits down with former Nevada State Senator Kelvin Atkinson. They discuss his experiences as one of the first openly black gay senators in Nevada, his personal challenges including his time incarcerated, and his journey of resilience. Kelvin opens up about his upbringing, the tragic loss of his father, his path to political office, and the lessons he's learned along the way. This heartfelt conversation delves into the highs and lows of his career, the importance of speaking from the heart, and his current pursuits as an entrepreneur. Don't miss this compelling dialogue about overcoming obstacles and finding happiness.
Theme song "Way Below Acceptable" by Grov "G.T." Tigue IV feat. Inohs Sivad is available on all of your favorite streaming platforms.
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/grovgttigueiv/quincyphones--the-collaba-nation-notes-from-2020

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