How to not be a racist- Back yard conversations

How to not be a racist- Back yard conversations

This an XYZ Podcast and Rumors of Grace podcast joint episode. Dr. Brandi Kellett from Nashville, TN has an MA and Phd in Caribbean, Postcolonial, and American Studies. She speaks and writes regularly about Identity, Trauma, History, Social Justice, Spirituality, and Race. In this episode, she tells us what she has been doing for her own neighborhood. Lauren Hutchins is the co-host. Dr. Kellett writes a blog at Expanding Your Us- https://www.expandyourus.com/ [https://www.expandyourus.com/]

Adapting to the new world- Call-ins from friends

In today's episode, we talk about how we are adapting to the new world of social distancing. What will the world look like after the coronavirus? We listen to a few of Lauren's friends talk about how they are dealing with the coronavirus. We hope you are all safe, and healthy. Make sure to leave a review if you are enjoying the XYZ Pod. If you would like to send in an audio file, video, or message to the XYZ Podcast Send it to xyzpodcaster@gmail.com [xyzpodcaster@gmail.com]

Update- Coronavirus, God, stuff!

It's been a while!   We wanted to give you an update on everything and discuss the world as it is right now. We would love to hear from you as well. Send us an email, video, or audio file to XYZPodcaster@gmail.com [XYZPodcaster@gmail.com]   Let us know what you are experiencing and how you are managing life. We will be featuring them on our next podcast soon!

Episode 5- Lauren in New York City

We catch up with Lauren and her roommate Tabitha, and Jake in New York. What's it like to live in the Big Apple? For Tabitha and Jake this is their first time to live in America. What is that like?  Lots to catch up on!

The African American Experience in 2018

We talk to successful businesswoman, Michelle Duffie about her experience growing up, the current political climate, kneeling during the national anthem, Black Lives Matter, black families adopting white children, and other things that we can find common ground. We also unpack the conversation afterward with Hutch Haines who lives and works in Atlanta.