Voices of Black History

The Language Question: America’s Surprising Truth

Episode 7: The Language Question: America’s Surprising Truth There’s something most Americans believe to be true… but is it? In this episode of A Little Something, we explore a question that challenges assumptions and invites reflection. Sometimes the most familiar things are the ones we understand the least. Listen closely. The answer may surprise you.

Voices of Black History

In this powerful tribute, Jeannie Belgrave reflects on the enduring strength of voices that helped shape America’s story. From the young Hampton singers who raised funds to build a dormitory through song, to soldiers who carried legacy and courage into service, to Frederick Douglass and the power of the written word — this episode honors the harmony of resilience, unity, and progress. As we reflect on 250 years in the making, Voices of Black History reminds us that history is not only remembered — it is continued through the voices we choose to lift today. Listen. Reflect. And add your voice to the conversation.

Post Super Bowl Halftime: One Lens, Two Worlds, One Game

In Episode 5 of A Little Something, we reflect on the Super Bowl halftime through the American game and its evolving perspectives and rhythms. With record-breaking broadcast ratings and carefully orchestrated production, the night revealed more than entertainment—it showcased strategic planning at its highest level. Two big scenarios, one stage, and a moment that sparked conversation far beyond the field.

Super Bowl, Halftime choices, and my take on it.

Super Bowl: great choices during halftime, honoring our veterans, and more incredible music for everyone to enjoy.

MAPAS y Gerrymandering

En este episodio de A Little Something, exploramos la importancia de aprender a leer los mapas de manera crítica y consciente. Hablamos de cómo el gerrymandering influye en la representación política y por qué comprender cómo se dibujan los distritos es clave para una ciudadanía informada. Conocer estos conceptos nos ayuda a entender mejor cómo las decisiones sobre mapas impactan nuestra democracia y nuestra voz colectiva.