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Join host Erika Washington in this heartfelt episode of 'Sticky Note Conversations' as she sits down with Dr. Tiffany Tyler-Garner, a professional in workforce development and a dedicated community advocate. Dr. Tyler-Garner discusses her new book, 'The Journey Inward: Four Seasons of Reflection,' a year-long guide to healing and self-reflection. The conversation dives deep into personal journey stories, overcoming trauma, and the importance of self-care and self-awareness. Tune in for an inspiring dialogue that explores resilience, personal growth, and the power of vulnerability.
In this episode of 'Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington,' host Erika engages in a compelling discussion with Kwami Abdul-Bey, a civic leader, historian, and advocate. Kwami, a recently divorced single father, disabled Air Force veteran, published author, and radio talk show host, shares his extensive experiences in public service, elections coordination, and grassroots organizing. The conversation delves into his challenging run for office, the systemic issues in Arkansas politics, and the importance of year-round civic engagement. Kwami also highlights his work with two nonprofits dedicated to youth media literacy and social justice. Tune in to learn more about his inspiring journey and efforts to make a positive impact in his community.
In this heartwarming episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington is joined by her friend Derek Washington to discuss the profound yet often overlooked topics of death, caregiving, and the complexities of end-of-life preparations. From shared memories of their mothers' passing to the challenges of dealing with the bureaucracy of death, Erika and Derek offer candid insights and poignant anecdotes. The episode also features light-hearted banter about food, politics, and personal stories, all wrapped in a candid discussion about what it means to become adult orphans. Tune in for an episode that blends humor, vulnerability, and essential advice on being prepared for life's inevitable moments
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Join Erika Washington on this week's episode of 'Sticky Note Conversations' as she speaks with Shonda Summers-Armstrong, a dedicated public servant and city councilwoman of Ward 5 in Las Vegas. Learn about Shonda's journey, her commitment to her community, and her impactful work in public service. They discuss community advocacy, policy making, and the importance of equitable opportunities for all. This episode dives into Shonda's personal experiences, her relentless fight for the underserved communities, and her vision for a better Las Vegas. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on resilience, democracy, and the continuous fight for human rights.
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 engaging episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington sits down with Alicia Contreras Alas, Founding Executive Director of Corazone Arizona. The discussion explores the challenges and emotional toll of social justice work, the importance of rest and resilience, and the power of community organizing. Alicia shares her recent experience with a residency that allowed her to pause, reflect, and reconnect with her mission. They delve into the current political climate, the complexities of maintaining democracy, and the role of faith in activism. This heartfelt conversation offers insights and inspiration for anyone committed to social change.
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, hosted by Erika Washington, we delve into the captivating world of Black cinema with the hosts of 'The Micheaux Mission,' Vincent Williams and Len Webb. We explore their mission to review every African American film ever released, discuss the importance of Blaxploitation films, and highlight the camaraderie and passion that fuels their long-running podcast. We also touch on the evolving landscape of movie-watching in the age of streaming and share insights on the significance of democracy in filmmaking. Tune in for an engaging and enlightening conversation that spans history, culture, and the art of film.
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, Executive Director of Make It Work Nevada, sits down with Nevada State Attorney General Aaron Ford for a compelling, multifaceted conversation. They discuss Ford's journey from facing personal struggles including single parenthood and relying on welfare, to raising successful children and becoming the state's top legal officer. The interview covers a range of topics from Ford's daily life and family to his duties as Attorney General, tackling major legal battles, including suing opioid manufacturers and addressing federal government overreach. The conversation also delves into legislative efforts like social media protection for youth, as well as Ford’s aspirations to become the first Black governor of Nevada. This insightful discussion highlights Ford's dedication to public service, legal integrity, and the betterment of Nevada’s citizens.
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 Kwame Simmons Sr., founder and lead facilitator of The Simmons Advantage. Kwame shares his journey from educator to consultant, focusing on organizational change, leadership development, and workforce development, especially for people with disabilities. Tune in as they discuss the impact of Brown vs. Board of Education, the importance of authentic representation in education, and the unique challenges and successes of turning around urban schools. Together, they explore the potential implications of federal funding cuts and the necessity for innovative thinking in the education system. Don't miss this insightful conversation on the future of education and community empowerment.Thanks for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and executively produced by Erika Washington. With editing by Black Gypsy LLC and Simone Endress. Music and mixing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special thanks to KUNV 91. 5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tide's Advocacy.
The Simmons Advantage
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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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Thanks for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and executively produced by Erika Washington. With editing by Black Gypsy LLC and Simone Endress. Music and mixing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special thanks to KUNV 91. 5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tide's Advocacy.
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
In this episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington sits down with Nevada Assembly Member Duy Nguyen. They delve into Duy's journey as an immigrant from Vietnam to becoming the first Vietnamese immigrant elected to office in Nevada. As the founder and president of One A PIA Nevada and a legislator, Duy discusses his roles as a husband, father, business owner, and community advocate. They explore the challenges of the short legislative session in Nevada, the importance of financial literacy, healthcare reforms, and the significance of representing diverse communities. Tune in for an insightful conversation on balancing public service and personal life, as well as the power of storytelling in advocacy and legislative processes.
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