People Doing Interesting Stuff (PDIS) is about just that. Host Dr. Samuel Kelton Roberts talks and thinks out loud with special guests, including activists and organizers, writers, artists, social entrepreneurs, public figures, and others about what they do, and how, why, and where they do it. From the streets to the suites, they're everywhere. We're mostly serious, often humorous, and always inte... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | NewsSociety & Culture |
In the "Body(.com) and Soul" edition of PDIS: People Doing Interesting Stuff, Samuel Kelton Roberts sits down and talks with Kenyon Farrow, the senior editor at TheBody.com and TheBodyPro.com. A writer, editor, and strategist, Farrow has worked on ca... more
In the superheroes' pantheon of African-American HIV and harm reduction activists and workers, you can think of Tracie Gardner was one of the Golden Age figures. In this episode of PDIS, we learn about Tracie's origin story, what it was like to watch... more
In this episode of PDIS: People Doing Interesting Stuff, I talk to Deon Haywood, the Executive Director of Women With A Vision, Inc. (WWAV). Founded in 1989 by a grassroots collective of Black women in response to the spread of HIV/AIDS in New Orlean... more
In the late 1980s, Howard Josepher and Joe Turner met in New York City and began the program now known as Exponents. Their goal was deceptively simple, to establish an outreach and recovery program for people returning home from prison with a substan... more
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Kudos to Dr. Roberts for educating listeners about harm reduction. The interviews are interesting and accessible and I leave feeling smarter about such a critical issue. Keep the episodes coming!
PDIS is Informative, Challenging, and Inspiring. Roberts does a great job giving a platform to these social justice and public health warriors, and well deserved exposure for their work in harm reduction and health equality. This podcast is the real deal and puts a light on some incredible people doing the work.
PDIS allows listeners the rare treat of feeling part of an actual conversation. It’s both intimate and expansive. Thanks for putting something positive out there and for introducing us to real people doing the good, hard work.
Dr. Roberts is fantastic. One of the few podcasts that are worth every minute.
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