New World Water Episode 1 - With Lydia Terry

New World Water Episode 1 - With Lydia Terry

Hey gang. 2020 didn't exactly go as planned. So here we are at the end of October with a whole entire third episode of the Social Dissonance Podcast. Lydia Terry jumps in with us to discuss water and future planning. She and Phoenix Calida engage in a constructive dialogue. Mixed in, we have a few water related news clips that may be of interest to someone that follows content such as this.

Social Dissonance - Episode 2 - Everyone Is A Scientist

Hey gang. Peni Loco is back like that as we essentially recorded a double episode when we first sat down, so I split them into two. Phoenix Calida, Peni Loco and William J Jackson continue on with the fun and games of getting this new podcast under the Wine Cellar Media umbrella up and running. patreon.com/winecellarmediafund and sign up for any amount. We do not have a tiered system. You can also always drop something in the tip jar at paypal.me/phoenixandwilliam. We also have the cash app at $PhoenixCalida and the Venmo @WineCellarMedia

Social Dissonance - Episode 1 Interrogate Your Avocados

Hey gang. I think I was trying to hard to figure out the PERFECT way to start the Social Dissonance Podcast and the best way was to just do it. Get with one of the dopest homies and just rock out. Peni Loco is indeed the trigger warning voice from the past 6 years of Wine Cellar Media. We intend to bring her back regularly to be the voice behind Social Dissonance. You can help us keep expanding our programming and outreach by supporting a non tiered system at patreon.com/winecellarmediafund or drop a hot one a tip jar at paypal.me/PhoenixAndWilliam (cash app) $PhoenixCalida or (Venmo) @WineCellarMedia

Sexism Is UnAfrican

Cleopatra Jones Pro black. Pro woman. Pro child. I write about and for blackness. I am periodically petty, overly opinionated, and underpaid. Sexism Is Unafrican: Part 1 This is part one of a three part series, in which I will be deconstructing the idea that sexism has no place in the black community to counter the idea that “feminism is un-African”. The first of this series is focused around the cultures of the Fertile Crescent. The next will be pre-Roman Europe. The third will focus on north, central, south, and west Africa. https://medium.com/@CleoJ/sexism-is-unafrican-part-1-136cb935ec9f