Peaches vs. Coconuts: Tatiana Richards Hanebutte
Jerald connects with Tatiana Richards Hanebutte, a writer and native of Greenville who expatriated across the world to Germany.
18 Nov 20211h 32min
Queer Cave Potatoes: Maigen Sullivan
To celebrate LGBT History Month, Jerald chats with Invisible Histories Project Director of Research and Development, Maigen Sullivan, about what it's like to champion and preserve queer history in the...
14 Okt 202159min
We Are Here: Dr. Carlos Alemán
Jerald kicks off Season 2 observing Hispanic Heritage Month with Dr. Carlos Alemán of the Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama. Together they discuss Latin American History, immigration in Alabama, ...
23 Sep 20211h
Still a N*gga, Still a Threat: Brontez Purnell
In observation of Pride Month and Juneteenth Jerald sits down with Alabama native and 2018 Whiting Award-winning author Brontez Purnell to discuss what it means to be unapologetically Black and queer ...
24 Jun 20211h 4min
From India, With Hope: Chaitra Gururaj, Pt. 2
In this episode Chaitra shares with Jerald observed similarities and differences between India and Alabama, more interpretation of carnatic music, and her hope for Alabama.
13 Mai 202144min
From India, With Love: Chaitra Gururaj, Pt. 1
Jerald sits down with Auburn University Indian Music Ensemble director Chaitra Gururaj to discuss her growing up in south India and the intricacies of south Indian carnatic music.
11 Mai 202142min
Go West, Young Man: Jacob de Noailles
For the second installment of the 2021 National Poetry Month series, Jerald sits down with poet and Courtland, Alabama native, Jacob de Noailles, to discuss Jacob's work, his poetic influences, and th...
28 Apr 20211h 7min
Limitless: Ashley M. Jones, Pt. 2
In the second part of her conversation, Birmingham-based poet Ashley M. Jones talks about why she does the literary work that she does, why she’s flourishing as a Black woman in the south, and why she...
15 Apr 202118h 57min
