Unscripted With Briana Conner

Episode 04 breaks down the basics of impeachment, the threat of more political violence in Washington, and immigration in the news. Wake Forest University sociology professor Ana-Maria Gonzales Wahl also tells the story behind devastating jobless numbers showing how the pandemic is putting Black women and Latinas out of work. Credit to The Podfather Tim Beeman for tech and distribution. Thanks to B.Nova for the custom beat that brings the content to life.

Episode 03 takes a deep dive into the news as the nation prepres for a transition from the Biden administration to the Trump administration. Capitol Hill reporter and D.C. native Jarred Hill gives insight on what to expect in Washington. Artist and self-described spiritualist Jazmine “Jazspire” Moore also gives powerful perspective on how to start a wholistic journey toward healing. Credit to The Podfather Tim Beeman for tech and distribution. Thanks to B.Nova for the custom beat that brings the content to life.

Episode 02 gives perspective and insight on the attack on the U.S. Capitol. Reverend Gregory Drumwright, a community social justice organizer, helps us have a hard conversation about race and the role it plays in shaping protests, riots, the response to activism, and everyday life for African Americans. Credit to The Podfather Tim Beeman for tech and distribution. Thanks to B.Nova for the custom beat that brings the content to life.

Episode 01 digs into the news, including just a little politics, some pop culture, and presents a conversation with Rachel Conner. Briana Conner’s mom is a former businesswoman and a current minister at The Vineyard Church in Sugar Land, Texas. Their powerful conversation reflects on the lessons, challenges, and joys of 2020 as we look ahead to a new year. Credit to The Podfather Tim Beeman and The Winston-Salem Chronicle for tech and distribution. Thanks to B.Nova for the custom beat that brings the content to life.