What really matters to Black Austinites?
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
In this episode of Black Austin Matters, Lisa and Rich sit down with Austin native Dr. Cheryl Clark-Brown, founder of Clark-Brown Family Care Clinic. Dr. Clark-Brown shares her inspiring journey into medicine, her deep-rooted passion for integrative ... more
In the latest episode of Black Austin Matters, Lisa and Rich chat with Ballet Afrique founder and contemporary dancer China Smith.
China takes us on a joyful stroll down memory lane, sharing what she loved about growing up in Austin and why her comm... more
In the latest episode of Black Austin Matters, Lisa and Rich sit down with Talib Abdullahi, founder of the Black History Bike Ride. Talib shares his journey from growing up in Houston, including what it was like to have professional jazz musicians as... more
On this flavorful episode of Black Austin Matters, we chat with Chi Ndika, founder of Luv Fats Ice Cream. Chi shares how her earliest ice cream memories sparked her entrepreneurial spirit, how her psychology background enhances her daily interactions... more
Great conversations, wonderful hosts.
Really enjoyed the first 2 episodes & looking forward to leaning more about the Black community here in Austin.
Thank you for shining a light on these great local people. I am learning so much.
Black Austin Matters is a really terrific addition to my podcast queue! I am eagerly awaiting the next episode. Well-done and very informative. Thanks!
Hearing more Black voices, stories and POV on KUT is meaningful and much needed progress in our community. I have craved more of this type of coverage on Central Texas. Host and guest are awesome. Looking forward to more episodes. Good work y’all!
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Focused on the lived experiences and challenges facing Black Austinites, this collection of episodes highlights various topics, including arts, community engagement, education, and cultural representation. Guests share personal anecdotes and initiatives related to business, activism, and arts in the context of their communities. Notably, the discussions frequently emphasize the importance of mentorship, diversity, and inclusivity within various sectors. The podcast seeks to amplify Black voices, making it a rich resource for listeners interested in deepening their understanding of cultural dynamics and community struggles in Austin.
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Black Austin Matters launched 4 years ago and published 38 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Black Austin Matters include:
1. Dr. Cheryl Clark-Brown
2. China Smith
3. Karen Valby
4. Talib Abdullahi
5. Chi Ndika
6. Richard J. Reddick
7. Eric Brooks
8. Katrina Brooks
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