Special guest Michael Anderson, a UCLA grad school alum, joins us to have a deep conversation about black liberation, and it's importance within curriculum. 

This week tune in as special guest Simone Ruskamp graces the uninterrupted podcast with her presence. Listen in as we discuss the importance of decolonizing education, motherwork/motherhood, relocating to a new city, graduate school, Black social workers, and what it means to have a deep love for Black people. 

This week we have special guest Gene Mcadoo on the podcast. Tune in as we discuss toxic male masculinity, education, platonic relationships, and the importance of healthy relationships.

In this weeks episode we discuss what it's like. being Black in white spaces. This week's guest is Georgia Tech's very own, Nematou. Listen in as we converse about the ways in which Black folx code-switch, specifically in professional and educational spaces.

Listen in as the hosts of the uninterrupted podcast discuss performative activism, police brutality, the importance of supporting the trans community, colorism/colorists, protecting black womxn, and cis gender male celebrities and their toxic behaviors.

Listen in as we continue the Dating while Black series, this week highlighting the impacts of dating while being black, male, and queer. Special guest and community organizer, Jordan Killebrew, joins us to discuss how he navigated high school, his college years, how he met his husband, and developed into a professional community advocate. 

Listen in as we continue the Dating while Black Series. This week we discuss the topic of Dating as a Black man, and our special guest Trisden Shaw, co-host of the Podcast @brewinblackpodcast, joins us to discuss the joys, obstacles and funny experiences he has encountered throughout his dating experiences. 

In Episode 3, Saturne and Krystle welcome the first guest to the Uninterrupted Podcast, Mariah Jones-Bisquera. Listen in as the three of them have a raw conversation about being gay, the LGBTQ+ community, toxic exes, mothering, and being a black woman. 

Listen in as Saturne and Krystle discuss the importance of social media breaks, reading books, being activists and organizing, Covid-19 and its effect on social justice movements, performative activism, J Cole’s of the world, the importance of learning from black queer folxs, black trans folxs, and black women, higher education and educational privilege, misgynoir, cisgender male privilege, black male liberation, and much more.

Listen in as Saturne and Krystle introduce themselves to the world, discuss the significance of the BLM movement, police brutality, abolishing the police, divesting from policing, misogynoir and black male celebrities, unpacking internalized anti-blackness, black elitism, quarantining and relationships.