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Our Voices Matter Podcast
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As a child, I counted the days until my next birthday. Most of us did, tired of hearing “you’re not old enough to do that.”Then we hit a certain age, and all we want to do is roll back the clock. Pursue youth at all costs.Why is that?Who decide
As American school children, we learned it by heart, and recited it every day."I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America..."But how often did we then, and do we now, think about the meaning behind the words? "...one nation
What is driving the recent conflict on college campuses? One obvious factor is reaction to the Israel-Hamas War.But my guest this week isn’t sure it’s quite that simple. As CEO of the non-profit, BridgeUSA, 25 year-old Manu Meel is in constant
The eyes of the world are trained on Israel and Gaza like no time in recent memory.The horror of October 7th ignited a firestorm that will reverberate for generations to come.Yet, in the midst of unfathomable pain borne by families on both side
It’s been inspiring to see our friends in the LGBTQ+ community celebrate and be celebrated during Pride Month.Though, I must say I long for the day when we don’t need a specific month to acknowledge the humanity of those who are marginalized.No
I can hear my dad saying it now: “I have to laugh to keep from crying.” As a little girl, I didn’t quite get it.But now I do. And it’s safe to say, these days, that’s how most of us feel.Up is down. Fake is real. Fact is fiction. The world has
“We cannot coexist if we cannot talk to each other — it’s that simple.”And that complicated. Yet the leaders of BridgeUSA are determined to meet the challenge.This 7 year-old non-profit is “building a student movement to bring the country toget
Talking with Jordan Seaberry is like wrapping up in a warm blanket on a frigid, winter night.You still feel the cold, but the softness enveloping you takes the edge off.Our chaotic world churns constantly, spewing more mayhem, but somehow, we s
People often ask where and how I find guests for Our Voices Matter.The short answer is, when I run across a story I think will resonate with our audience, I jump on it.For this episode, I didn’t have to look very far.Literally across my desk.No
“When your story is being told, make sure you are the one holding the pen.”It’s one of Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton’s favorite quotes. And one that has particular resonance in 2023 as powerful, political forces are literally trying to erase parts of
The message comes from Millennial recording artist, Kam Franklin, and her band, The Suffers.Kam, the Houston band’s lead singer, lives her life leading with love — and the truth, even when it isn’t pretty.I became a Kam super fan after sitting
When you were 18, what were you concerned about?If you’re of a certain age, my guess is that the demise of our planet and Artificial Intelligence taking over weren’t at the top of your list.But for today’s youth, those are real concerns. And it
It’s no secret that sometimes we just don’t “get” each other. There’s a disconnect between the generations.That in itself certainly isn’t new.But what seems, or at least feels different, is the fragility of the systems on which we depend — and
Since we first introduced you to Sipple and its co-founder, Danny Frounfelkner, the Houston-based company has hit next level status. At least from my humble perspective as a customer.Like many of you, I am participating in Dry January, which ne
I love candles. Especially during the Christmas holidays, which makes this the perfect time to revisit my conversation with The Candle Queen.Ianthe Mauro is fluent in the language of candles. Whatever the shape or scent, candles are a perfect m
Growing up, she was simply my second cousin, Yvonne. Someone I looked forward to seeing on my summer visits to Nashville, Tennessee, my mother’s hometown.Little did I know she was also a pioneer — a badass Black woman who refused to let the bar
As I count my blessings this Thanksgiving, I am thankful for the opportunity to be an ally to the LGBTQ+ community that is deeply hurting.The recent Q Club killings in Colorado Springs are the latest example of the searing hate and violence gri
He calls himself a recovering lawyer and politico turned culinary historian, food writer and professional speaker.Sprinkle in a healthy dose of faith and social justice activism and voilà — a Soul Food Scholar “dropping knowledge like hot biscu
Why An Interracial Couple Emigrated From the U.S.What’s your definition of “Home”?Here’s one I found in a random Google search:“A home is a place of refuge. A person’s most personal belongings are kept in a home and it’s where a person feels sa
This week's episode of Our Voices Matter Podcast explores the intersection of two topics making recent headlines: DEI in the workplace and Black women's hair.Diversity, equity and inclusion -- along with belonging and accessibility -- have rema
This is one of my favorite episodes over the five seasons of OurVoices Matter — and it’s the one I turn to when I need a dose of hope. When my faith is being tested.When I want to wrap myself in a warm blanket and just feel good about being ali
I was on vacation recently with a group of friends and, without a doubt, the best memories were created gathered around the table. There’s something magical about sharing food and conversation, sitting shoulder to shoulder. And no one underst
The midterm elections are less than 30 days away.Before ballots are cast, some already cast doubt about the eventual outcome.Not to mention growing distrust of our institutions, our systems and our leaders.Yet, our guest this week remains hopef
My daughter and I walked into Texas' first, non-alcoholic bottle shop to look, learn and buy. We walked out having done all that, and feeling appreciative for an unexpected bonus -- a riveting conversation that created an instant bonding with
If you’ve ever wondered why diversity matters, especially in newsrooms, this week’s guest has some answers for you. And then some.Pauline Chiou is a media executive who cut her journalism teeth as a reporter in local TV and network newsrooms ac
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