Talk that Talk Uncensored

In this episode, we speak to entrepreneur and community activist, Mr. Stokey Cannady. He opens up about his upbringing in Baltimore city, life after incarceration, why he chose to run for Baltimore City Mayor, and his thoughts on this year’s election. In this inspirational conversation, Stokey leaves listeners with his definitions of success and the importance of having a purpose in one’s life. 

This week we are joined by two community advocates to learn about the challenges facing black/brown youth and the organizations that are making an impact. In this heartfelt episode, you’ll hear stories and experiences from two men that embody everything it means to be our brother’s keeper. We hope that you will be inspired to be a force of kindness and change within your community.

In this episode, JoJo and Britt are joined by two special guests Michelle Lampart, a Baltimore City Public School teacher specializing in Elementary education, and Brittanie Sibilly, a private school teacher on St. Thomas specializing in early childhood education. During our conversations, our guests discuss the challenges and benefits of virtual learning and provided insight on their experiences being teachers during a global pandemic. Listen to learn more about the environment kids need during these times and tips on how to navigate virtual learning in 2020.

Join Joyce and Britt as they define and discuss the differences between race and ethnicity and how they self identify. Listen as they share the challenges that come with living as a POC in America.

In our first episode, get to know your favorite co-hosts.

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