Sticky Note Conversations

In this episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington delves into an engaging dialogue with Dr. Lori Lee, a PhD anthropologist specializing in historical archeology from Syracuse University's Maxwell School. Dr. Lee discusses her extensive background in anthropology, her fascination with historical and contemporary human behaviors, and her work at Flagler College. From unraveling the complexities of the African diaspora and health inequities to revealing the untold stories of Fort Mose and other historical sites, this conversation highlights the importance of cultural competence, historical awareness, and community-based approaches in anthropology. Tune in for an enlightening exploration of how understanding our past can shape a more inclusive future.

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.
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In this compelling episode of 'Sticky Note Conversations,' host Erika Washington engages in a profound dialogue with Aimee Allison, the founder and president of She The People. They delve into the complex history of lynching, the flawed nature of American democracy, the critical role of Black women in politics, and the emotional weight of recent political events. Drawing on personal experiences and historical insights, the conversation addresses themes of systemic racism, trauma, and the unyielding fight for equality. They also discuss the importance of self-care, the concept of global citizenship, and the vision of a liberated future for Black women. This episode serves as a source of inspiration and validation for Black women who continue to lead and strive despite immense challenges.
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 Erica Washington welcomes her friend and advocate, Tamika Henry. They dive into topics around Tamika's life and work, including her role as a trustee for the Clark County School District (CCSD) and her efforts in fighting multi-generational poverty through the Abodo Collective. They discuss the challenges faced by the Las Vegas school system, the importance of the Head Start program, and how personal experiences have shaped Tamika's advocacy. Tune in for an insightful conversation on education, community service, and the journey of making a difference.
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 Erica chats with Nina Nova, a longtime friend and colleague in activism, about her transition from reproductive justice work to the adult film industry. Nina discusses her journey, the challenges of advocacy work, and the empowerment she finds in sex work. Together, they explore topics such as ethical porn, safety measures, and the intersection of activism and adult entertainment. Nina shares insights on managing personal relationships and the importance of autonomy in her newfound career.

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

Join Erika Washington in this enlightening episode of Sticky Note Conversations as she sits down with Lucy Flores, a former Nevada State Assemblywoman, former candidate for Congress, lawyer, media entrepreneur, and advocate. Lucy shares her journey from a challenging upbringing in Las Vegas to a significant career in public service and media. Together, they discuss the nuances of growing up in Las Vegas, the need for empathetic and customized interventions in the justice system, and the importance of courageous leadership. Lucy opens up about her reasons for transitioning from politics to launching her own digital media brand, Lose Media, which focuses on the influential U.S.-based Latina community. This episode is a deep dive into systemic issues, personal resilience, and the power of narrative in shaping communities.
 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 
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 In this episode, Erika interviews Dawn Blagrove, Executive Director of Emancipate North Carolina. They discuss the fight against systemic racism, the importance of abolition, and the need for Black communities to become self-sustaining. Dawn shares her journey from a legal background to leading a nonprofit organization and her passion for creating art as a means of finding peace in the struggle for justice. They also delve into the need for reparations, the socioeconomic aspects of the prison system, and how Black people can prepare for a challenging future. Join this powerful conversation about building a just and equitable society.

 Join Erika as she converses with recurring guest, Derek Washington in part 2 of their conversation on a range of topics, from Skip Gates' new show 'The Great Migration' and a personal story about tracing roots to Mississippi, to the significance of media portrayals in shows like Yellowstone and American Primeval. They also dive into the role of the Democratic Party, evolving work dynamics, and the cultural implications of fashion influenced by figures like Ivanka Trump and Melania Trump. Through these discussions, they emphasize the importance of community engagement, particularly through local legislative sessions, and explore personal impacts of policies on family care. Don’t miss this deep yet engaging discussion on Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington.

Erika welcomes recurring guest Derek Washington to discuss media and Black representation and how to care for ourselves and our families in 2025. They debate the merits of ratchet culture in music, Derek talks about his disillusionment with liberal mainstream media, and Erika considers what it really means to “have it all.”

Thanks for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington, hosted and executively produced by Erika Washington, with music, mixing, and editing 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 Tides Advocacy.Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington: Navigating Politics, Boycotts, and Personal IntegrityCreators & Guests

Erika Washington kicks off a new season of Sticky Note Conversations with guest Alvin Hill. They discuss the current political climate in 2025, the impact of DEI program removals, and the role of celebrities in politics. Alvin shares insights from his life,  and entrepreneurial journey, and offers a unique perspective on the difference between 'reporting' and 'snitching' within his culture.

Thanks for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington, hosted and executively produced by Erika Washington, with music, mixing, and editing 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 Tides Advocacy.Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington: Navigating Politics, Boycotts, and Personal Integrity

It's time to talk about the election.

Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing 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 Tides Advocacy.

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