Black Like Me
Alex GeeBlack Like Me with Dr. Alex Gee is a podcast that invites you to experience the world through the perspective of one Black man, one conversation, one story, or even one rant at a time.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 273 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsSociety & Culture | |||
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Susan Pierce Jacobsen is a community connector and advocate who has worked in many different positions. Through several of Susan's roles she has supported The Center for Black Excellence and Culture. Dr. Gee shares about Susan's support and their rel... more
How did the vision for The Center for Black Excellence and Culture find its shape? Dr. Gee talks to Jim Bower about how their collaboration helped shape the vision for what was valuable for the Black community in Madison. Jim's role was to continuall... more
Hear about the long term relationship with Hiebing for marketing services for The Center for Black Excellence and Culture with Dave Floran, CEO, and Dana Arnold, Chief Growth Officer. Dr. Gee discusses how Hiebing helped articulate the story of The C... more
Dr. Gee tells the story of how The Center for Black Excellence and Culture was actually built with Jim Yehle, the President and CEO of Findorff Construction. Denzel Bibbs, Findorff Construction Project Manager, fills in the details of the building pr... more
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Thank you for opening your big, generous, brave heart and amplifying black voices on this podcast! In doing so you amplify the voices of all and I am deeply grateful!
Apple Podcasts5Legityou
United States2 years ago - Must listen
Powerful, honest, insightful and often hilarious. I can’t say enough about the impact Dr. Gee’s words have had on my life.
Apple Podcasts5Pack42United States2 years ago - Must listen to Podcast
i’ve been listening to Dr. Gee’s podcast since the spring of 2020. The range of topics, perspectives, and insights are invaluable and have provided much encouragement for me to strive to become a more effective ally. I appreciate the frankness of Dr. Gee and his guests and their willingness to share their vulnerabilities and experiences with those of us who have wittingly and unwittingly been insulated from such knowledge.
Apple Podcasts5SWKevinUnited States3 years ago - Listen and learn!
This podcast is a great resource for everyone, but especially for white would-be allies. Dr Gee’s honesty is brought with such generosity of spirit that if you are willing to drop your defenses and just listen, you can learn! The example in the last episode of white people stopping traffic to help a family of ducks cross the road was both absolutely hilarious and really insightful. Stop making excuses! Do the work.
Apple Podcasts5CaptainfeatherUnited States4 years ago - All colors are the same human species
Most episodes are serious with much needed information for us protected/sheltered whites, but I just listened to episode 13, a lighter side of black life episode. It was absolutely delightful to learn even more ways Black people are just as loving, joking, grieving and worrying people as white people! So many shared memories of growing up. Thank you Dr. Gee and others
Apple Podcasts5FiddamentRNUnited States4 years ago
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What is Black Like Me about and what kind of topics does it cover?
A deep-dive show exploring Black history, culture, leadership, and social justice through candid conversations with community leaders, scholars, and practitioners. Episodes often blend culture, education, and policy with personal storytelling, spotlighting local and pan-African perspectives while examining how race, history, and institutions shape everyday life. Notable strengths include a fearless, empathetic host voice, high-caliber guests, and a willingness to tackle tough topics—from architecture and cultural centers to Juneteenth history and urban leadership. The format can be both informative and personal, making it valuable for listeners seeking actionable insights, community context, and opportunities to engage with issues of equity... more
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Recent guests on Black Like Me include:
1. Jim Yehle
2. Denzel Bibbs
3. Mark Schmitz
4. Amanda White
5. Rick Phelps
6. Jason Fields
7. Janine Hale Stephens
8. Lilada Gee
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