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Black Girl From Eugene

Ayisha Elliott
Racism
Black Lives Matter
Police Brutality
Oregon Country Fair
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Mental Health Crisis Intervention
Anti-Racism
Equity
White Supremacy
Sexual Assault
Community Policing
Covid-19
Lane County
Toxic Masculinity
Juneteenth Celebration
Eugene, Oregon
Covid-19 Vaccination
Structural Racism
Black History
Patriarchy

Raw and uncensored monologues and conversations about race relations. The ins and outs of the unique perspectives of a black woman who is FROM the Pacific North West, specifically from the predominately white state and“ SUPER” white city of Eugene, Oregon. Be a fly on the wall...listen as myself and guests work through what Is seen, felt and talked about on a daily basis while living black.You can... more

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Welcome back to Black Girl From Eugene, where we are talking about the true scope of DEI work. If you think it is just about Black people, you are missing the point. Originally published March 14 2024.

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This week is a long conversation with my son Quinten about what has changed for me and the podcast over the last five years. We talk about the origins of the podcast, what “peace” and “healing” actually look like, the usefulness of astrology in helpi... more

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Today I want to talk to you about practical steps and advice for moving abroad when it all feels like too much. Yes it is a privilege to move to another country, but it is accessible if you know how to break it down into manageable steps that fit you... more

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There is a lot going on right now that is hard to process, but we have to remember that we got here because we said a lot of stuff, but we didn’t DO a lot of stuff. We need to strive to be intentional with what we bring to our everyday interactions, ... more

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Recent Guests

Sean Swagoddard
Episode: BGFE Rewind: What About Toxic Masculinity?
Zajane Sanchez
A young Black woman residing in Eugene, Oregon, sharing her experiences with racial discrimination.
Episode: BGFE Throwback: No Safe Space at the NAACP
Eva Farah
Filipino-American mestizo committed to liberation, healing, and justice; marine scientist, educator, and equity consultant
Episode: BGFE Throwback: Obsession with White Innocence
Julianne Jackson
Activist from Black Joy Oregon
Black Joy Oregon
Episode: BGFE rewind: Purity Politics and Cancel Culture
Gary Hasan
Trucker in the Pacific Northwest and co-host of the spin-off podcast Hi, Yalla
Episode: Trump Country and Mental Health
Lindsey Rising
Herbal alchemist and owner of Celestial Smokes.
Celestial Smokes
Episode: Permission
Alisa Me-shin-tubby
Executive Director of Volunteers in Medicine
Volunteers in Medicine
Episode: BGFE rewind: Lane County pt2 - Racism is Now Considered a Public Health Crisis - s3e27
Jennifer Webster
Epidemiologist at Lane County Public Health
Lane County Public Health
Episode: BGFE rewind: Lane County pt2 - Racism is Now Considered a Public Health Crisis - s3e27
Ian Waller
Sociologist and podcaster
The Power of Ideas
Episode: BGFE rewind: Historical Omissions and/or Interpersonal Truth - s3e31

Host

Aisha Elliott
Host of discussions that blend personal narrative and societal critique, focusing on race relations and the experiences of Black individuals in a predominantly white environment.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 70 ratings
  • Great show

    I appreciate the insights and shared experiences of the hosts. All paired with good energy. Don’t pass up on this show, especially if you are a white person who identifies as an anti-racist.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Annie PF
    United Statesa year ago
  • Listening at work to shut out certain people. This is more interesting than chit chatting with coworkers. You will learning something from each one!!!

    Audible
    5
    JENNIFER LOPEZ
    United Statesa year ago
  • Real Talk about real issues

    Listening at work to shut out certain people. This is more interesting than chit chatting with coworkers. You will learning something from each one!!!

    Audible
    5
    JENNIFER LOPEZ
    United Statesa year ago
  • gratitude

    Thank you for opening up your mind and your life. I went searching for insight and found you!

    Totally loving “Where DEI went to DIE”

    as a volunteer member of the Fair Family for 30 years, I began listening to the BOD meetings when they first went online (around 2015) until the collapse of the diversity committee, when I had to turn it off out of frustration, confusion and disappointment.

    I value your candid conversation, outside of the fingerpointing FB forums. Grateful.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    californiatiedye
    United States3 years ago
  • Interesting and informative pod

    Really compelling stuff

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mxsandy12
    United States4 years ago

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The atmosphere of open conversation fosters connection and understanding among listeners.
Many find the content to be authentic and necessary for understanding racial issues in America.
Listeners appreciate the insightful and candid discussions about race and personal experiences.

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Five Years Later
Q: What's the goal in the next five years for you?
To not worry about financial stability and to transform my day into more service of joy, allowing me to be really present with the children and enjoy each day.
Five Years Later
Q: What advice do you have for listeners out there who are maybe thinking about starting something but they're scared?
Just do it. It's not going to be what you thought. You're going to learn and grow, which means you will change and develop, which is part of the process of creation.
Election Reflection part1
Q: What do we do from here after the election?
We need to sit in the grief of what's happening and feel it collectively, leaning into it, and ensuring we don't stay there.
Gary Gets His Oracle Reading
Q: When you say the plan doesn't work without you, is it of this idea of your soul's purpose?
I will say this. As someone who has gone through astronomical trauma, I understand there is power in being able to walk in the darkness and not stub your toe.
Gary Gets His Oracle Reading
Q: So what you do, do you think it's something that you're born with, or do you think it's something that somebody could learn?
I think it's something everyone's born with, so everyone can learn.

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What is Black Girl From Eugene about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast offers raw and unfiltered dialogues centered on race relations, showcasing the unique lived experiences of a Black woman from Eugene, a predominantly white city in Oregon. Topics range widely, exploring personal narratives, societal issues, cultural differences, and the complexities of navigating life in a racially unbalanced environment. Through heartfelt monologues and conversations with guests, listeners gain insight into everyday challenges and triumphs faced by the host and those within her community, as well as an emphasis on the importance of connection, personal growth, and communal support in fostering understanding and change. The candid approach and deep exploration of racism and identity mark this podcast as a signi... more

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2. Zajane Sanchez
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5. Gary Hasan
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