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On this episode, we speak to Andre Henry, author of All the White Friends I Couldn’t Keep. We speak about the relationship between his music and his movement work, his journey of decolonization, and why the work needs to be joyful.
All the White Friends I Couldn’t Keep available here: https://andrehenryofficial.myshopify.com/products/all-the-white-friends-i-couldnt-keep
Learn more about Andre Henry here: https://www.andrehenry.co/
Episode Highlights
-Role of music in his life 1:20
-How he describes what he does 4:01
-His personal entry into the work 12:01
-Being a third culture kid 24:40
-Life in the South versus living in NYC 27:20
-Why he carried a boulder around LA 30:10
-Why he wrote All the White Friends I Couldn’t Keep 31:10
-Journey of decolonization 36:30
-Role of Christianity in his work 48:05
-Undermining a culture of fear 55:10
-Call to Action 1:02:10
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On this episode, we speak to Andre Henry, author of All the White Friends I Couldn’t Keep. We speak about the relationship between his music and his movement work, his journey of decolonization, and why the work needs to be joyful.
All the White Friends I Couldn’t Keep available here: https://andrehenryofficial.myshopify.com/products/all-the-white-friends-i-couldnt-keep
Learn more about Andre Henry here: https://www.andrehenry.co/
Episode Highlights
-Role of music in his life 1:20
-How he describes what he does 4:01
-His personal entry into the work 12:01
-Being a third culture kid 24:40
-Life in the South versus living in NYC 27:20
-Why he carried a boulder around LA 30:10
-Why he wrote All the White Friends I Couldn’t Keep 31:10
-Journey of decolonization 36:30
-Role of Christianity in his work 48:05
-Undermining a culture of fear 55:10
-Call to Action 1:02:10