You've got some homework to do. It's fun, we promise! In this short episode, Dee and Sandra explain what's happening in the next season of the podcast and assign a little weekend movie watching in advance of the October 11 premiere.
In this final episode before our summer break, Sandra and Dee go back to the beginning of their story as Sandra shares her initial feelings of embarrassment about moving into a poor neighborhood.
A little bit of a math lesson this week as Sandra and Dee talk about Venn Diagrams, segregated conversations, and the questions white people tend to ask that they should probably second guess.
In this episode, Dee guides us through the challenges, turning points, and hopeful outcomes of her career path, a story that both grew out of the community and influenced the community. A story that is personal, but not individual.
In this episode, Dee and Sandra discuss Sandra's stay in a mansion by the sea, and the disorienting sense of contrast she felt between it and her own neighborhood. Plus, reactions to the guilty verdicts in Chauvin's trial.
The story of The Lift is a story of transformations. Dee and Sandra reflect on how we pivoted from being a church plant to a youth organization. Send us questions and feedback at [email protected]. You can support this show on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/weshouldntevenknoweachother.
A collection of stories from our earliest experiences building community in Saint Paul, down at the corner church. Send us questions and feedback at [email protected]. You can support this show on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/weshouldntevenknoweachother.
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How do you build meaningful relationships across social divides? In this show, hosts Dee and Sandra share stories from building their unusual friendship and discuss where they see issues of race and…