The cuetheconvo's Podcast

In the final episode of CTC's pilot season, Jasmine hosts a discussion amongst three friends and fellow alumni of her high school, Jaida Fenn, Mikayla Johnson, and Kristin Palmer. The topics of discussion? Responses to the current racial tensions within their hometown and how life has changed from being black students in high school to being black students pursuing post-secondary education.

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In this episode of CTC, Jasmine weighs in on the social phenomenon of ‘cancel culture’ and how it relates to racism, assault, and problematic ways of thinking.

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In this episode of CTC, Jasmine hosts Remy Legrand and Jude Taha, two international students of Washington & Jefferson College, for a discussion on a recent announcement from I.C.E. that impacts international students all over the United States.

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Should you really be close with those who have different views on human rights than you? In this episode of CTC Jasmine breaks down what it means to have “different views” and explains how best to handle ignorance in your inner circle.

Error Note: This episode is for July 6th, not June 6th as stated in the beginning of the episode

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In this episode of CTC Jasmine hosts special guest, 2020 Green Party Nominee for Vice President of the United States, Angela Walker*. Jasmine and Angela discuss the state of racial tension and the flaws of our America's two-party system.

*Guest speakers on CTC do not represent endorsements from the podcast or any individuals involved.

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In this weeks episode, Jasmine discusses the Black Lives Matter Movement, while also recapping an eventful week in American politics, including a Donald Trump's Tulsa rally and recent supreme court decisions. Visit us at www.cuetheconvo.podbean.com

Happy Juneteenth! In this special episode Jasmine will discuss the history of the Juneteenth celebration and the importance of black joy. Visit us at www.cuetheconvo.podbean.com

For the very first episode of CTC, Jasmine digs into her identity as a black person and why it took her so long to develop one, having attend primarily white schools her entire life. She also tackles the various forms of racism and ignorance within our school systems, shares a number of her own experiences, and calls for accountability from school administration’s on the part they play in molding the minds of America’s youth. Visit us at www.cuetheconvo.podbean.com

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Meet Jasmine Dey and discover what her new podcast, Cue the Conversation, is all about!