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First Generation College Students
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Restorative Resistance In Higher Education
Community Engagement
Black History
Black Pearl Books
Book Banning
Education
Huston-Tillotson University
The Black Feminist Guide To the Human Body
East Austin
Cycling
Jazz
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What really matters to Black Austinites?

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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

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Dr. Cheryl Clark-Brown
Family practice physician and entrepreneur
Clark-Brown Family Care Clinic
Episode: Dr. Cheryl Clark-Brown
China Smith
Founder and executive artistic director of Ballet Afrique
Ballet Afrique
Episode: China Smith
Karen Valby
Author of 'Swans of Harlem'
Episode: China Smith
Talib Abdullahi
Founder of Black History Ride
Black History Ride
Episode: Talib Abdullahi
Chi Ndika
Founder of Luv Fats, a dairy-free ice cream business
Luv Fats
Episode: Chi Ndika
Richard J. Reddick
Author, Vice Provost, Professor at UT Austin
University of Texas
Episode: Richard J. Reddick
Eric Brooks
Owner of Black Pearl Books
Black Pearl Books
Episode: Eric and Katrina Brooks owners of Black Pearl Books
Katrina Brooks
Owner of Black Pearl Books
Black Pearl Books
Episode: Eric and Katrina Brooks owners of Black Pearl Books
Harrison Eppright
Austin Tour Guide and native Austinite
Visit Austin
Episode: Harrison Eppright

Hosts

Lisa B. Thompson
Co-host, an advocate for cultural representation and community engagement.
Richard J. Reddick
Co-host, focuses on education and community building, emphasizing diverse voices.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 58 ratings
  • All Austinites should subscribe

    Great conversations, wonderful hosts.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    D!A!D!
    United States3 months ago
  • Looking forward to more

    Really enjoyed the first 2 episodes & looking forward to leaning more about the Black community here in Austin.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Emilygatx
    United States4 years ago
  • Necessary!

    Thank you for shining a light on these great local people. I am learning so much.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AustinMom722128
    United States4 years ago
  • So much learning!

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WhyNotDS
    United States4 years ago
  • Black Voices

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RedBirdSongs
    United States4 years ago

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Reviewers express eagerness for future episodes due to the podcast's informative nature and community focus.
Many have found the content informative and relevant to the community, prompting discussions around social justice.
The conversational style of the episodes makes complex topics accessible and engaging.
Listeners appreciate the emphasis on local Black voices and stories, highlighting the importance of representation.

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Dr. Cheryl Clark-Brown
Q: What advice would you give to young people interested in healthcare careers?
Dr. Clark-Brown recommends getting a science major and emphasizes the importance of considering financial implications in pursuing a medical career.
Dr. Cheryl Clark-Brown
Q: What inspired you to become a doctor?
Dr. Clark-Brown was inspired by the experiences of her parents suffering from cancer and her desire to heal others.
Talib Abdullahi
Q: How has the ride changed since its inception in 2020?
We've expanded our routes and incorporated more historical sites, making it a more educational and inclusive experience.
Talib Abdullahi
Q: What motivated you to start the Black History Bike Ride?
I saw a gap in knowledge about Black history in Austin and wanted to create a platform for education and community engagement.
Chi Ndika
Q: What advice would you give for folks who are starting out?
Don't be quick to leave your job to start your passion, as having income from another job helps fund your business.

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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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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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