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We Belong Everywhere with Reggie Black
By Reggie Black
We Belong Everywhere with Reggie Black episodes
- Episode 006: A Conversation with Svenn Grant
Race. Identity. Space. Activism. Sexuality. Change. Education. Travel. Exploration.
Surrounded by 3D printed installations and a creative environment, Svenn Grant joins Reggie Black at FabCafe in Bangkok, Thailand to explore the narratives of life that has influenced his path thus far. Svenn has over a decade of experience in working on human development and he's currently expanding upon his intellectual journey by moving into an academic space. His next chapter focuses on "understanding from a scientific standpoint how society functions." Svenn has devoted an ample amount of his life doing the human work. As he so eloquently describes it, Svenn has worked with "all the people that people didn't want to work with." The work he's doing is extremely important from working in the transgender community in various parts of the world, to being a university professor university in Bangkok. His travel and cultural palette covers a dynamic range, one that represents what it means to be a change agent. Contact: Svenn Grant40 min - Episode 005: A Conversation with Corey "Photoleer" Thompson [Part IV]
Tucked away at Colony Club in Washington, DC, Corey Thompson also known as Photoleer joins Reggie Black to engage in a deep man to man conversation. Photoleer is a photographer and traveler that invites the world to experience the moments that he captures with his work.
This conversation is more like a therapy session that addresses all the topics that men normally do not discuss. Photoleer and Reggie Black travel down dark paths of their childhood, talk about their struggles with vulnerability, their battles with emotional stability, and why it's important for men to discuss their mental health and express themselves. Photoleer digs a bit deeper to address his role as an African-American father and how he's redesigning everything he was taught as a child to provide the love that is necessary for his daughter to excel in today's society.
There is a lot of transparency and necessary dialogue in this episode, which is why it's offered in four parts.
Contact: @Photoleer
7 min - Episode 005: A Conversation with Corey "Photoleer" Thompson [Part III]
Tucked away at Colony Club in Washington, DC, Corey Thompson also known as Photoleer joins Reggie Black to engage in a deep man to man conversation. Photoleer is a photographer and traveler that invites the world to experience the moments that he captures with his work.
This conversation is more like a therapy session that addresses all the topics that men normally do not discuss. Photoleer and Reggie Black travel down dark paths of their childhood, talk about their struggles with vulnerability, their battles with emotional stability, and why it's important for men to discuss their mental health and express themselves. Photoleer digs a bit deeper to address his role as an African-American father and how he's redesigning everything he was taught as a child to provide the love that is necessary for his daughter to excel in today's society.
There is a lot of transparency and necessary dialogue in this episode, which is why it's offered in four parts.
Contact: @Photoleer
7 min - Episode 005: A Conversation with Corey "Photoleer" Thompson [Part II]
Tucked away at Colony Club in Washington, DC, Corey Thompson also known as Photoleer joins Reggie Black to engage in a deep man to man conversation. Photoleer is a photographer and traveler that invites the world to experience the moments that he captures with his work.
This conversation is more like a therapy session that addresses all the topics that men normally do not discuss. Photoleer and Reggie Black travel down dark paths of their childhood, talk about their struggles with vulnerability, their battles with emotional stability, and why it's important for men to discuss their mental health and express themselves. Photoleer digs a bit deeper to address his role as an African-American father and how he's redesigning everything he was taught as a child to provide the love that is necessary for his daughter to excel in today's society.
There is a lot of transparency and necessary dialogue in this episode, which is why it's offered in four parts.
Contact: @Photoleer
7 min - Episode 005: A Conversation with Corey "Photoleer" Thompson [Part I]
Tucked away at Colony Club in Washington, DC, Corey Thompson also known as Photoleer joins Reggie Black to engage in a deep man to man conversation. Photoleer is a photographer and traveler that invites the world to experience the moments that he captures with his work.
This conversation is more like a therapy session that addresses all the topics that men normally do not discuss. Photoleer and Reggie Black travel down dark paths of their childhood, talk about their struggles with vulnerability, their battles with emotional stability, and why it's important for men to discuss their mental health and express themselves. Photoleer digs a bit deeper to address his role as an African-American father and how he's redesigning everything he was taught as a child to provide the love that is necessary for his daughter to excel in today's society.
There is a lot of transparency and necessary dialogue in this episode, which is why it's offered in four parts.
Contact: @Photoleer
16 min - Episode 004: A Conversation With Liz Jackson
Aimlessly strolling through Midtown in New York City, Liz Jackson, the Founder of Inclusive Fashion & Design Collective (the first-ever fashion trade association to serve people with disabilities) joins Reggie Black to talk about a wide range of things. Liz articulates her understanding of the difference between asking for advice and being bailed out.
Contact: elizejackson
10 min - Episode 003: A Conversation With Che Grayson
During the BlackStar Film Festival, and the premiere of her short film "Rigamo" Che Greyson joins Reggie Black for a walk and talk through Center City Philadelphia. Che opens up about the impact of the work from other filmmakers at the festival. Che also addresses the power of imagery what her mission is as a black filmmaker.
Contact: @FandomFox
5 min - Episode 002: A Conversation with Ashley Brown
Ashely Brown joins Reggie Black for a morning cup at Prodigy Coffee in the West Village of New York City. Ashley takes us on a personal journey highlighting her connection with photography and how fighting through self-doubt has fueled her trajectory as an artist.
Contact: @AshelyLaurel_B
10 min - Episode 001: A Conversation with Brian McCullough
On the streets of SOHO, in New York City, Brian McCullough, the host of the Internet History Podcast takes a walk with Reggie Black to share some of his personal insights about the journey of a Historian. He also reveals one of his deepest fears, and what's next for his work.
Contact: @BrianMcc
5 min - Introduction to We Belong Everywhere with Reggie Black
Creator and Host, Reggie Black uses his first episode to share with his audience the concept, structure, and overall layout of We Belong Everywhere.
4 min
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