The 180

Wayétu Moore

Join Eric for a conversation with trailblazing author and literacy activist Wayétu Moore. Learn how Wayétu freed herself from societal expectations and took command of her life and her voice, and share this episode with a friend who would be inspired by her journey! Be sure to stay up to date with Wayétu's exploits on Instagram at @wayetu.

DeWanda Wise

This week, Eric is joined by DeWanda Wise, the star of She's Gotta Have It, Fatherhood, and the upcoming Jurassic World: Dominion. Join us to hear all about the Boss Ladies DeWanda has worked with, how Eric is single-handedly responsible for her meeting her soulmate, and the unique advice DeWanda's family gave her growing up. You can stay up to date with DeWanda at @dewandawise on Instagram, and be sure to check out Fatherhood and both seasons of She's Gotta Have It, available on Netflix now.

Joseph Cuillier

For the 25th episode of The 180 Eric is joined by Joseph Cuillier, a New Orleans-based artist, designer, educator, and the co-director of The Black School and Black Love Fest. Joseph's interdisciplinary practice explores social practice, education, textile art, installation, digital image making and design. His visual work engages with fashion as architecture, abstraction as a technology, and Black radical pedagogy to disconnect history and create counter narratives. Go learn more about what Joseph is up to at www.josephcuillier.com. Thank you, listener, for being a part of The 180 family as we celebrate this milestone release!

Antoinette Isama

First-generation Nigerian reporter and editor, Antoinette Isama, sits down with Eric to talk about her "180." Join us to learn more about her background in journalism as well as FourTwo Creative, the newly-launched agency she co-founded that aims to elevate the standard for how African cultures are interpreted, represented, and engaged with, on a global scale. Check out what she's up to @justantoinette on Instagram!

Candice Fortman

Detroit lover Candice Fortman sits down with Eric to talk about her "180." Join us to learn about Candice's extensive background in radio and journalism, and her work to diversify newsrooms and journalistic spaces!