Killer Mike Taught Us | Episode 2

Faith and Values | Season 2, Episode 1

Faith and Values are demonstrated in many ways for Calvin Taylor Skinner. He shares how his parents & family inspire him to step up and serve beyond himself through the Faith and Values they share. He also shares how faith leaders such as Dr. Gardner Calvin Taylor (considered one of the greatest preachers of any generation and who Calvin Taylor Skinner in named after) and his uncle, Rev. Tom Skinner, demonstrated for Calvin how transformational leadership has spiritual and practical implications. Because of what has been demonstrated, Calvin embraces the understanding far-reaching progress requires unconventional approaches. Additionally, true Vision is moved my what we see or feel, only by what we believe. Thank you for listening and share your thoughts on Faith and Values.

Growing up Knox with Attorney Middlebrook and a Tribute to Women’s History Month | Episode 3

As March celebrates Women’s History Month, we appreciate women’s contributions locally and globally. We also have as our first guest, Attorney Lakenya Middlebrook, to discuss her experience being part of addressing racial inequity in Knox during the 90s at an early age. We also discuss the importance of having youth at the table in the cause for civil progress. Dr. Lundy also shares being one of the first to integrate a school in the early 1990s

Killer Mike Taught Us | Episode 2

Also, how about the following revisions? 2020 Presidential Candidates are emerging and interesting conversations are delveloping. This is highlighted in the opening segment. The main segment discusses Killer Mike's "Trigger Warning" on Netflix and Knoxville "Urban Renewal" which occurred in the 1950s - 70s. Calvin and Dasha SHARE what they gained from the series and the impact "urban renewal" has on communities throughout the country today.

Growing up Knox | Premier Episode

For the launch of The equiKNOX podcast with Calvin Taylor Skinner and co-host Dr. Dasha Lundy introduce themselves and share “Growing up Knox”. The launch of equiKNOX Podcast shares their time going to the Kuumba Fest as youth and leadership experiences that prepared them carry the mantle today.   Calvin Taylor Skinner is a community organizer and  co-founder/convener of One Knox Legacy Coalition.   From high school  youth to high level professionals, Calvin has the unique opportunity to  serve with dynamic leaders from Washington, DC; Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania; New York City; and Knoxville, Tennessee.   Dr. Dasha Lundy is president of the Burlington Residents Association,  trustee of Knoxville College and serves on the Knoxville's Historic  Zoning Commission.  In her free time, she loves to spend time with her  family and read books about leadership and history.