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Sticky Note ConversationsEmily Ross - "Avoid Shark Bites & Other Travel Tips"In this gripping episode of Sticky Note Conversations, Erika Washington interviews her longtime friend Emily Ross about her harrowing experience of being bitten by a shark. Emily shares vivid details of the attack, the immediate aftermath, and her road to recovery. They also discuss Emily's adventurous life as a world traveler, the challenges of remote work, and the impact of gentrification in popular destinations. Tune in to hear this incredible story of survival, resilience, and reflection.
(00:00) - Introduction to Sticky Note Conversations
(00:43) - Meet Emily Ross: Shark Bite Survivor
(02:55) - The Shark Attack Story Begins
(08:34) - The Aftermath...2025-08-091h 00
Sticky Note ConversationsDeborah Porter - "Should We Quit America?"In this episode of Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington, Erika talks to Deborah Porter, a former Las Vegas resident who decided to leave the United States and settle in Panama. They discuss the reasons behind Debora's decision, the practicalities of relocating, and the differences in lifestyle between the US and Panama. Deborah shares her experiences with Panama's healthcare, community, and culture, emphasizing the sense of safety and community she found there. This episode provides a comprehensive guide and personal insights into the life of an expatriate, especially for Black Americans considering a move abroad.Theme song "...2025-08-0257 min
Sticky Note ConversationsDion A. Johnson - "Barbershop Chronicles"In this insightful episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington sits down with Dion A. Johnson, a self-published author and veteran barber-stylist. Dion shares his journey from cutting hair in his basement as a teenager to chronicling his life and community in his book 'Revolutionary Vision Boulevard.' The conversation delves deep into the rich history of Black communities, the impact of strong family structures, and the evolving dynamics around voting and leadership. Dion also reflects on his personal experiences growing up in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan and the lessonshe instills in his children today. Join us for a...2025-07-2657 min
Sticky Note ConversationsKelly Garrett - “Making a Legacy”Welcome back to Sticky Note Conversations! In this touching episode, Erika speaks with Mayor Kelly Garrett, the first African American mayor of Lathrup Village, Mi. Kelly shares her journey of resilience after the tragic loss of her son Chandler, who passed away from sickle cell anemia. They discuss how Kelly has made impactful changes in her community, secured millions in funding, and established a scholarship in Chandler's memory. Kelly also talks about her experiences in public service, the challenges of being a Black woman in leadership, and the importance of paving the way for the next generation in politics...2025-07-191h 01
The AmpersandBeginning with hello: Cleo Washington on student successCleo Washington (DnceBFA'25) is a gifted dance performance artist who deftly performs pieces across styles—from ballet to house, Hip Hop to modern. Hers is a rare talent, but Cleo's journey to graduation from the University of Colorado Boulder was not a simple story of recognizing talent and shaping skill in an academic experience. On today's episode, Cleo discusses challenges she faced, the courage she needed to ask for help, the support of her family and how the simplest moments, like a casual, friendly hello, deeply affects students' lives.
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Sticky Note ConversationsErica Gallegos - "Building Blocks of Care"Join us on Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington as we dive into an inspiring interview with Erica Gallegos, co-director of the Childcare for Every Family Network. Over the past 12 years, Erica has championed childcare rights in New Mexico, working tirelessly with childcare providers, parents, and community leaders to secure better wages, access, and systemic change. Erica shares her journey from being a childcare provider to a frontline organizer, discussing the deep-rooted challenges, victories, and ongoing efforts to implement the New Mexico Early Education Constitutional Amendment. Learn how the fight for universal childcare is reshaping the state's education system...2025-07-1258 min
Sticky Note ConversationsDr. Cheryl Neely - "Ain't I A Woman?"Welcome to Sticky Note Conversations with your host, Erika Washington. In this week's episode, Erika is joined by Dr. Cheryl Neely, a sociology professor and author of 'No Human Involved.' They dive into discussing Dr. Neely's research on the serial murders of Black women and girls, the systemic indifference of law enforcement, and the deeply ingrained issues of racism and sexism in policing. Hear firsthand about Dr. Neely's personal connection to her work and her thoughts on potential solutions for these pressing social issues. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that raises awareness and inspires action.Check...2025-07-051h 18
Sticky Note ConversationsDr. Frantonia Pollins- "Sacred Selfishness"In this episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington delves into a heartfelt discussion with Dr. Frantonia Pollins, a global business strategist, transformational leader, and wealth empowerment coach. They explore the topics of womanhood, perimenopause, menopause, and the broader societal and historical forces impacting Black women. Dr. Pollins shares her personal journey from homelessness and medical adversity to business success, while also discussing the importance of self-advocacy and redefining one's life, especially during the significant life transitions women face. Join Erika and Dr. Pollins as they discuss the challenges and triumphs of embracing and celebrating womanhood in all...2025-06-281h 28
Sticky Note ConversationsLas Vegas Mayor Shelley Berkley - "The Work Never Stops"Join Erika Washington on Sticky Note Conversations as she sits down with Las Vegas Mayor Shelley Berkley. In this insightful episode, Mayor Berkeley discusses her extensive career in politics that spans over four decades, her motivations rooted in her family's immigrant history, and her dedication to public service. They explore key issues facing Las Vegas, including immigration, homelessness, and the impact of federal budget cuts. Mayor Berkley also shares her experiences as a working woman, the challenges of campaigning, and her vision for the city. Tune in for an engaging conversation that sheds light on the vibrant diversity of...2025-06-2150 min
Sticky Note ConversationsKelvin Atkinson - "A Compassionate Release”In this week's episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington sits down with former Nevada State Senator Kelvin Atkinson. They discuss his experiences as one of the first openly black gay senators in Nevada, his personal challenges including his time incarcerated, and his journey of resilience. Kelvin opens up about his upbringing, the tragic loss of his father, his path to political office, and the lessons he's learned along the way. This heartfelt conversation delves into the highs and lows of his career, the importance of speaking from the heart, and his current pursuits as an entrepreneur. Don't...2025-06-141h 02
Sticky Note ConversationsDr. Tiffany Tyler-Garner -"Four Seasons Of Reflection"Join host Erika Washington in this heartfelt episode of 'Sticky Note Conversations' as she sits down with Dr. Tiffany Tyler-Garner, a professional in workforce development and a dedicated community advocate. Dr. Tyler-Garner discusses her new book, 'The Journey Inward: Four Seasons of Reflection,' a year-long guide to healing and self-reflection. The conversation dives deep into personal journey stories, overcoming trauma, and the importance of self-care and self-awareness. Tune in for an inspiring dialogue that explores resilience, personal growth, and the power of vulnerability.(00:00) - Introduction and Opening Remarks
(01:04) - Meet Dr. Tiffany Tyler Garner
(01:45) - Starting the...2025-06-071h 26
Sticky Note ConversationsKwami Abdul-Bey - "Arkansas used to be spelled with a W"In this episode of 'Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington,' host Erika engages in a compelling discussion with Kwami Abdul-Bey, a civic leader, historian, and advocate. Kwami, a recently divorced single father, disabled Air Force veteran, published author, and radio talk show host, shares his extensive experiences in public service, elections coordination, and grassroots organizing. The conversation delves into his challenging run for office, the systemic issues in Arkansas politics, and the importance of year-round civic engagement. Kwami also highlights his work with two nonprofits dedicated to youth media literacy and social justice. Tune in to learn more...2025-05-311h 46
Sticky Note ConversationsDerek Washington - "Growing Up Orphans"In this heartwarming episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington is joined by her friend Derek Washington to discuss the profound yet often overlooked topics of death, caregiving, and the complexities of end-of-life preparations. From shared memories of their mothers' passing to the challenges of dealing with the bureaucracy of death, Erika and Derek offer candid insights and poignant anecdotes. The episode also features light-hearted banter about food, politics, and personal stories, all wrapped in a candid discussion about what it means to become adult orphans. Tune in for an episode that blends humor, vulnerability, and essential advice...2025-05-241h 14
Sticky Note ConversationsShondra Summers-Armstrong - "The Personification of Tenacity"Join Erika Washington on this week's episode of 'Sticky Note Conversations' as she speaks with Shonda Summers-Armstrong, a dedicated public servant and city councilwoman of Ward 5 in Las Vegas. Learn about Shonda's journey, her commitment to her community, and her impactful work in public service. They discuss community advocacy, policy making, and the importance of equitable opportunities for all. This episode dives into Shonda's personal experiences, her relentless fight for the underserved communities, and her vision for a better Las Vegas. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on resilience, democracy, and the continuous fight for human rights.Theme...2025-05-171h 23
Sticky Note ConversationsAlicia Contreras Alas - "Taking The Time We've Fought For"In this engaging episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington sits down with Alicia Contreras Alas, Founding Executive Director of Corazone Arizona. The discussion explores the challenges and emotional toll of social justice work, the importance of rest and resilience, and the power of community organizing. Alicia shares her recent experience with a residency that allowed her to pause, reflect, and reconnect with her mission. They delve into the current political climate, the complexities of maintaining democracy, and the role of faith in activism. This heartfelt conversation offers insights and inspiration for anyone committed to social change.2025-05-101h 21
Sticky Note ConversationsVincent Williams & Len Webb - "My Favorite Podcast"In this episode of Sticky Note Conversations, hosted by Erika Washington, we delve into the captivating world of Black cinema with the hosts of 'The Micheaux Mission,' Vincent Williams and Len Webb. We explore their mission to review every African American film ever released, discuss the importance of Blaxploitation films, and highlight the camaraderie and passion that fuels their long-running podcast. We also touch on the evolving landscape of movie-watching in the age of streaming and share insights on the significance of democracy in filmmaking. Tune in for an engaging and enlightening conversation that spans history, culture, and...2025-05-031h 16
Sticky Note ConversationsAaron Ford - "Keepin' It 100"In this episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington, Executive Director of Make It Work Nevada, sits down with Nevada State Attorney General Aaron Ford for a compelling, multifaceted conversation. They discuss Ford's journey from facing personal struggles including single parenthood and relying on welfare, to raising successful children and becoming the state's top legal officer. The interview covers a range of topics from Ford's daily life and family to his duties as Attorney General, tackling major legal battles, including suing opioid manufacturers and addressing federal government overreach. The conversation also delves into legislative efforts like social media...2025-04-2651 min
Sticky Note ConversationsKwame Simmons Sr. - "A Different World"In this week's episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington sits down with Kwame Simmons Sr., founder and lead facilitator of The Simmons Advantage. Kwame shares his journey from educator to consultant, focusing on organizational change, leadership development, and workforce development, especially for people with disabilities. Tune in as they discuss the impact of Brown vs. Board of Education, the importance of authentic representation in education, and the unique challenges and successes of turning around urban schools. Together, they explore the potential implications of federal funding cuts and the necessity for innovative thinking in the education system. Don't...2025-04-191h 21
Sticky Note ConversationsA'shanti Gholar - "A Brown Girls Politicking Chat"(00:00) - Introduction to Sticky Note Conversations
(00:46) - Meet A'shanti Gholar: A Vegas Original
(03:19) - The Importance of Self-Care in Politics
(06:19) - A'shanti's Childhood and Political Awakening
(09:19) - Journey to the DNC and Coalition Building
(28:42) - Challenges and Triumphs of Women in Politics
(32:17) - Emerge: Empowering Women to Lead
(37:18) - Women Stepping Up: Emerge Rising
(38:24) - Challenges Women Face in Politics
(40:51) - Emerge's Role in Supporting Women
(44:23) - Fundraising and Financial Hurdles
(47:17) - Impact of Women in Office
(51:20) - Current Political Climate and Activism
(57:03) - Defining and Preserving Democracy
(01:08:33) - The American Dream and Final Thoughts
Creators & Guests
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Sticky Note ConversationsDuy Nguyen - "An American Dream"In this episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington sits down with Nevada Assembly Member Duy Nguyen. They delve into Duy's journey as an immigrant from Vietnam to becoming the first Vietnamese immigrant elected to office in Nevada. As the founder and president of One A PIA Nevada and a legislator, Duy discusses his roles as a husband, father, business owner, and community advocate. They explore the challenges of the short legislative session in Nevada, the importance of financial literacy, healthcare reforms, and the significance of representing diverse communities. Tune in for an insightful conversation on balancing public...2025-04-0558 min
Sticky Note ConversationsLori Lee - "Excavating Our Past To Uncover Our Future"In this episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erika Washington delves into an engaging dialogue with Dr. Lori Lee, a PhD anthropologist specializing in historical archeology from Syracuse University's Maxwell School. Dr. Lee discusses her extensive background in anthropology, her fascination with historical and contemporary human behaviors, and her work at Flagler College. From unraveling the complexities of the African diaspora and health inequities to revealing the untold stories of Fort Mose and other historical sites, this conversation highlights the importance of cultural competence, historical awareness, and community-based approaches in anthropology. Tune in for an enlightening exploration of how...2025-03-291h 21
Sticky Note ConversationsAimee Allison - "We Want Liberation"In this compelling episode of 'Sticky Note Conversations,' host Erika Washington engages in a profound dialogue with Aimee Allison, the founder and president of She The People. They delve into the complex history of lynching, the flawed nature of American democracy, the critical role of Black women in politics, and the emotional weight of recent political events. Drawing on personal experiences and historical insights, the conversation addresses themes of systemic racism, trauma, and the unyielding fight for equality. They also discuss the importance of self-care, the concept of global citizenship, and the vision of a liberated future for...2025-03-221h 07
Sticky Note ConversationsTameka Henry - "Communitarian Conversations"In this episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erica Washington welcomes her friend and advocate, Tamika Henry. They dive into topics around Tamika's life and work, including her role as a trustee for the Clark County School District (CCSD) and her efforts in fighting multi-generational poverty through the Abodo Collective. They discuss the challenges faced by the Las Vegas school system, the importance of the Head Start program, and how personal experiences have shaped Tamika's advocacy. Tune in for an insightful conversation on education, community service, and the journey of making a difference.Thanks for listening to Sticky...2025-03-151h 17
Sticky Note ConversationsNina Nova - "Breaking Down the Whorearchy"In this episode of Sticky Note Conversations, host Erica chats with Nina Nova, a longtime friend and colleague in activism, about her transition from reproductive justice work to the adult film industry. Nina discusses her journey, the challenges of advocacy work, and the empowerment she finds in sex work. Together, they explore topics such as ethical porn, safety measures, and the intersection of activism and adult entertainment. Nina shares insights on managing personal relationships and the importance of autonomy in her newfound career.Thanks for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and executively produced...2025-03-081h 01
Sticky Note ConversationsLucy Flores - "Unshackling Survivors Guilt"Join Erika Washington in this enlightening episode of Sticky Note Conversations as she sits down with Lucy Flores, a former Nevada State Assemblywoman, former candidate for Congress, lawyer, media entrepreneur, and advocate. Lucy shares her journey from a challenging upbringing in Las Vegas to a significant career in public service and media. Together, they discuss the nuances of growing up in Las Vegas, the need for empathetic and customized interventions in the justice system, and the importance of courageous leadership. Lucy opens up about her reasons for transitioning from politics to launching her own digital media brand, Lose Media...2025-03-011h 23
Sticky Note ConversationsDawn Blagrove - "Standing On Business Unapologetically" In this episode, Erika interviews Dawn Blagrove, Executive Director of Emancipate North Carolina. They discuss the fight against systemic racism, the importance of abolition, and the need for Black communities to become self-sustaining. Dawn shares her journey from a legal background to leading a nonprofit organization and her passion for creating art as a means of finding peace in the struggle for justice. They also delve into the need for reparations, the socioeconomic aspects of the prison system, and how Black people can prepare for a challenging future. Join this powerful conversation about building a just and equitable society.2025-02-221h 24
Sticky Note ConversationsDerek Washington - "Taking Care of Family & Ourselves" pt 2 Join Erika as she converses with recurring guest, Derek Washington in part 2 of their conversation on a range of topics, from Skip Gates' new show 'The Great Migration' and a personal story about tracing roots to Mississippi, to the significance of media portrayals in shows like Yellowstone and American Primeval. They also dive into the role of the Democratic Party, evolving work dynamics, and the cultural implications of fashion influenced by figures like Ivanka Trump and Melania Trump. Through these discussions, they emphasize the importance of community engagement, particularly through local legislative sessions, and explore personal impacts of policies o...2025-02-161h 06
Sticky Note ConversationsDerek Washington - "Taking Care Of Family & Ourselves In 2025"Erika welcomes recurring guest Derek Washington to discuss media and Black representation and how to care for ourselves and our families in 2025. They debate the merits of ratchet culture in music, Derek talks about his disillusionment with liberal mainstream media, and Erika considers what it really means to “have it all.”Thanks for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington, hosted and executively produced by Erika Washington, with music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special thanks to KUNV 91. 5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advoc...2025-02-0859 min
Sticky Note ConversationsAlvin Hill - "Jackpot, It's 2025"Erika Washington kicks off a new season of Sticky Note Conversations with guest Alvin Hill. They discuss the current political climate in 2025, the impact of DEI program removals, and the role of celebrities in politics. Alvin shares insights from his life, and entrepreneurial journey, and offers a unique perspective on the difference between 'reporting' and 'snitching' within his culture.Thanks for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington, hosted and executively produced by Erika Washington, with music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special thanks to KUNV 91. 5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by...2025-02-011h 25
American Dreams PodcastReflectionsReflecting on Season 2 of American Dreams: Behind the JourneyIn this wrap-up episode of 'American Dreams' season 2, the team reflects on the creation and emotional journey of the podcast, featuring insights from team members Erika, Simone, and Will. They revisit significant episodes, share behind-the-scenes moments, and explore compelling stories of resilience and injustice, from Marcus Alston's controversial conviction to Sammy's wrongful imprisonment. The conversation broadens to touch on systemic issues within the prison system, the impact on families, and the enduring quest for justice and humanity. Tune in to understand the profound takeaway and...2024-11-231h 00
American Dreams PodcastA Different Kind Of Pedestal“A Different Kind Of Pedestal” You’re out of prison, now what? As we wrap up our journey with Phillip Sample, Alvin Hill and Cincere Al’Talet and this season of American Dreams, we hear directly from them what prison was like and how they navigated their day to day in both state and federal lockup.How has their family and community ties affected their journey through their newest chapter as advocates for the community? Is this pedestal harder to to stay on and is the...2024-11-161h 00
Sticky Note Conversations2024 Election RecapIt's time to talk about the election.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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American Dreams PodcastThe Other Side of a DollarIn this episode of American Dreams: Reproductive Justice we introduce you to three men whose individual stories intersect through violence, struggle and ultimately success and investment into the community that shaped them. High unemployment rates, broken infrastructure, crack cocaine and gang violence plagued the inner city of Detroit during the 1980’s. Families struggled to piece together any resemblance of an American Dream without the resources or the comfort needed to rest well or long enough to dream. Alvin Hill, Cinceré Al’Talet, and Phillip Sample give us a glimpse into wh...2024-11-0255 min
American Dreams PodcastThe Injustice System Cannot Break UsIs this a case of being a criminal or being gay?In this episode of American Dreams: Reproductive Justice we continue the conversation of incarceration and what can happen when women are incarcerated while pregnant. We want to introduce you to Sammy Werkheiser. A wife, mother, and former dance teacher in New York who loved working with children and lost everything after being accused of molesting her own daughter. She spent years in prison fighting for rights to be free and to be a mother. We later hear from Dr. Mike Koeings, Professor o...2024-10-2657 min
American Dreams PodcastDreaming of the Day I Wake UpThis season we are following stories of people touched by incarceration, all pushing forward to find their way into a better space. Is it possible to live through tragedy, addiction and incarceration and become an elected official? In this episode of American Dreams: Reproductive Justice, we’re continuing the conversation of how the carceral system affects families and communities. Today I’d like you to meet Jovan Jackson. He’s 32, born and raised in Las Vegas, and comes from a family with two loving parents. He’s been an entrepreneur, community advocate and has committed himself to stayin...2024-10-1958 min
American Dreams PodcastThis Can't Be Our DestinyThis season we are following stories of people touched by incarceration, all pushing forward to find their way into a better space. Episode one introduces you to Marcus, a 28 year old serving a life sentence in prison. How does an aspiring actor, who can play the piano by ear and have such a desire to help and inspire people end up serving a life sentence. He told us his story over the course of dozens of prison calls.American Dreams: Reproductive Justice is a podcast that will explore exactly what Reproductive Justice means. A th...2024-10-1253 minSticky Note ConversationsAmerican Dreams Season 2 is Here!Season 2 of American Dreams: Reproductive Justice is here! Listen to the first episode now as Erika follows stories of people touched by incarceration, all pushing forward to find their way into a better space.2024-10-1203 min
Sticky Note ConversationsAmerican Dreams: The Birth of a MovementDid you know, we also had a documentary-style podcast? In Season 1 of American Dreams: Reproductive Justice, we explored the roots of reproductive justice through stories around the country, and examined how it impacts our lives today. If you missed out, don’t worry — you can still catch up by listening to our very first episode! Follow "American Dreams: Reproductive Justice" wherever you get your podcasts and binge the entire first season.Stay tuned for Season 2, launching this October, where we continue to uncover the stories and struggles shaping the fight for reproductive justice in our commu...2024-09-1430 minSticky Note ConversationsDerek Washington - Talking While Black: The DNCErika chats with Derek Washington about the DNC, Harris, and Walz.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.2024-08-311h 05Sticky Note ConversationsDanielle GreenErika chats with Danielle Green, combing through the politics of natural hair care.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.2024-08-241h 30Sticky Note ConversationsDr. Lauren Chapple-LoveErika chats with Dr. Lauren Chapple-Love, and the politics of therapy. Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.2024-08-181h 41Sticky Note ConversationsJovan JacksonErika Washington talks with Jovan Jackson about game life and running for Assembly District 6.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.2024-08-031h 37Sticky Note ConversationsMichael Lyle - What Can Possibly Happen Next?Erika Washington talks with Nevada Current journalist Michael Lyle about democracy, the state of journalism and why they love it!Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.2024-07-271h 30Sticky Note ConversationsUncle P - The Politics of Music PART TWOPart two of the conversation about the politics of music with Detroit-based entertainment consultant and project manager Uncle P and Erika Washington.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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2024-07-061h 00Sticky Note ConversationsEnder Austin - Faith with DemocracyErika discusses religion and Black Christianity through a reproductive justice lens with Ender Austin.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.2024-06-291h 03Sticky Note ConversationsDanielle Atkinson - WTF is Balance?What even is balance and how do we talk about it? Erika and Danielle Atkinson discuss!Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.2024-06-221h 38Sticky Note ConversationsThe Wrap UpDerek and Erika talk about the Nevada June Primary, trips to the White House, and honoring the late but respected civil rights leader James Lawson.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.2024-06-151h 29Sticky Note ConversationsThe Democracy EpisodeIt's time to really talk about democracy, y'all.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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2024-06-0959 minSticky Note ConversationsLeng Leng Chancey - An Immigrant's View on DemocracyErika talked with Leng Leng Chancey about an immigrant's view on democracy.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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2024-05-2557 minSticky Note ConversationsShakya Cherry-Donaldson - Building MovementsErika and Shakya Cherry-Donaldson talk building movements!Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy. 2024-05-181h 24Sticky Note ConversationsBest of Sticky Note Conversations!We've had a fun season so far, let's look back at some of our favorite moments!Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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2024-05-1158 minSticky Note ConversationsBrenda Zamora - CCSD's Youngest School Board TrusteeErika and Brenda Zamora talk about her role as the youngest CCSD School Board Trustee.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy. 2024-05-041h 22Sticky Note ConversationsShanay and Ken Whittaker - Marriage, Civic Engagement, and Black Power (Part 2!)Part two of Erika's talk with Shanay and Ken Whittaker about marriage, civic engagement, and Black Power.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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2024-04-2759 minSticky Note ConversationsShanay and Ken Whittaker - Marriage, Civic Engagement, and Black PowerErika talks with Shanay and Ken Whittaker about marriage, civic engagement, and Black Power.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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2024-04-2055 minSticky Note ConversationsErica Clemmons Dean - A Caregiver's StoryErika chats with Erica Clemmons Dean, Deputy Director of Family Values @ Work!Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy. 2024-04-131h 04Sticky Note ConversationsShay Jordan - A First Time TeacherErika and Shay talk about what it means to be a first-time preschool teacher in Nevada.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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2024-04-0659 minSticky Note ConversationsDerek WashingtonErika talks to Derek Washington about the 70s! Were they that bad?Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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2024-03-3055 minSticky Note ConversationsNkenge Browner Part 2Episode 10 of Sticky Note Conversations will dive back into Erika's chat with the amazing Nkenge Browner on Black motherhood!Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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2024-03-231h 02Sticky Note ConversationsNkenge BrownerIn this episode, Erika talks with Nkenge Browner, Black queer femme activist and mother about the election, parenthood, and how Black women are perceived. See you next week for part two!Read one of Nkenge's books:D*ck and DonutsThe Watergirl Drinks Before the QueenThank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy. 2024-03-1657 minSticky Note ConversationsIris Washington - The Wisdom of MotherhoodTune in to Sticky Note Conversations as we dive deep into the wisdom of motherhood with the incredible Iris Washington! Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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2024-03-091h 00Sticky Note ConversationsWil Black - Random Thoughts of a Black Man PART 2Part TWO of a two-part special featuring our audio producer Wil Black! Erika Washington talks with Wil about the random thoughts of a Black man.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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2024-03-0259 minSticky Note ConversationsWil Black - Random Thoughts of a Black ManPlease tune in for part one of a two-part special featuring our audio producer Wil Black! Erika Washington talks with Wil about the random thoughts of a Black man.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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2024-02-2459 minSticky Note ConversationsRamon SavoyErika Washington talks with Ramon Savoy about his impact on Black journalism and the history of the Las Vegas Sentinel-Voice, "Nevada’s only African-American community newspaper."Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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2024-02-1758 minSticky Note ConversationsDr. Wendy GreeneErika Washington talks with Dr. Wendy Greene about the CROWN Act and what it means to care for Black hair.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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2024-02-1058 minSticky Note ConversationsJoy Hoover - The Discipline of HopeErika Washington talks with Joy Hoover, Founder of The Cupcake Girls and Esōes Cosmetics, about what she calls "the Discipline of Hope."Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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2024-02-031h 00Sticky Note ConversationsDerek WashingtonThis episode featured Derek Washington, a longtime friend of Erika's who came by to talk all things being Black in politics, the 2024 election, and growing up with a 'Huxtable' mentality.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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Sticky Note ConversationsSkyylar Jordan: A Gen Z ConversationErika Washington sits down with her daughter Skyylar, a Gen Z college student navigating the beginnings of her 20s in our world's unprecedented times.Thank you for listening to Sticky Note Conversations with Erika Washington. Hosted and Executively Produced by Erika Washington. Music, mixing, and editing by Black Gypsy LLC. Special Thanks to KUNV 91.5 in Las Vegas. This show is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy.
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Strange Darkness RadioThe Enchanting & Mystical Cryptids of El Salvador, Featuring Erika ExheverriaWelcome to season 2 episode 17 of Strange Darkness Radio - where we discuss the strange, dark and mysterious, and delve into all things unexplained, otherworldly and paranormal!
This week, we interview return guest Erika Echevarria, a Mesoamerican Student of Mayan Curanderismo!
On this episode, Erika takes us on a journey to Central America and tells us about the local legends and folklore about Cryptids, Mayan gods, otherworldly entities, and magic. These creatures hide in the shadows and live in the rainforests, where they lure in their victims, occasionally forming attachments to certain humans and negatively affecting th...2023-09-221h 23
Eerie TravelsEpisode 38 - George Washington, Gettysburg and Higher Beings?Hosts Erika Lance and Mark Muncy celebrate Independence Day by talking bout the latest in UFO/UAP news and by talking about presidential ghosts. Erika reveals that she would love to see ghosts cosplay as famous ghosts.
#eerietravels #markmuncy #erikalance #calliemuncy #4thofjuly #forthofjuly #ancientaliens #georgewashington #gettysburg #ghost #haunting #foundingfathers #4thofjuly #20thmaine #littleroundtop #civilwar #history #revolutionarywar
To send us your own listener tales, email us at mark@eerietravels.com or visit eerietravels.com and contact us!
Episode Credits:
Hosts - Erika Lance @authorerikalance - Mark Muncy @eerietravels
Producer - Calista Muncy
Intro/Outro...2023-07-0456 min
Washington Post LiveErika Moritsugu on work as Biden’s liaison to Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians & Pacific IslandersWashington Post Justice Department and civil rights reporter David Nakamura speaks with Erika L. Moritsugu, the first White House senior liaison to the Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities, about her work elevating AA and NHPI voices and addressing rising anti-Asian hate crimes.2023-05-0126 min
Grow with GregEpisode 24: The Power of Self-Love in Achieving Your Weight Loss Goals with Erika WashingtonIn this episode of Growing Greg, Greg is joined by the amazing Erika Washington, an author and coach who specializes in helping women and people overcome the struggles of weight loss. Erika shares her journey of how she got into teaching, the societal programming that held her back, and how she overcame it.
Erika's book, "Uplift Your Mind to Lift Off the Weight," provides practical and simple steps to help people change their lifestyle and achieve their weight loss goals. The book focuses on the mental aspects of weight loss, including believing in oneself, loving oneself, and...2023-04-291h 01
American Dreams: Reproductive JusticeBest PracticesThis last episode of American Dreams: Reproductive Justice is about the best practices for achieving healthy pregnancies and births, and that involves working together.We spoke to Dr. Saraswathi Vedam with The Birth Place Lab, a division of the University of British Columbia. This lab conducts research and helps provide equitable access to reproductive care. As stated on their website, the lab focuses on four sections of reproductive care: person-centered measurement of equity, quality, and safety; (2) designing and implementing accountability tools and systems; (3) improving health professional education on anti-oppression, anti-racism, and cultural safety; and (4) expanding representation in...2023-02-2628 min
American Dreams PodcastBest PracticesThis last episode of American Dreams: Reproductive Justice is about the best practices for achieving healthy pregnancies and births, and that involves working together.We spoke to Dr. Saraswathi Vedam with The Birth Place Lab, a division of the University of British Columbia. This lab conducts research and helps provide equitable access to reproductive care. As stated on their website, the lab focuses on four sections of reproductive care: person-centered measurement of equity, quality, and safety; (2) designing and implementing accountability tools and systems; (3) improving health professional education on anti-oppression, anti-racism, and cultural safety; and (4) expanding representation in...2023-02-2628 minAmerican Dreams: Reproductive JusticeMidwives and Reproductive JusticeAshlee Hernanz Alvarez was 18 when she had her first daughter, Mimi. She was on Medicaid, and went to the only public hospital in Southern Nevada. She was not treated well. The labor and delivery nurses were understaffed, her doctor was not around, and when a fill-in doctor walked in, he treated her as if she was disturbing his night. Ashlee describes the birth as "savage." For her second birth four years later, Ashlee turned to a midwife. Her experience was far better. She got to watch comedy when her labor started, so she would be distracted by laughter. She...2023-02-1928 minAmerican Dreams: Reproductive JusticeBirth Stories, Part 2Three women tell the stories of their traumatic experiences giving birth.Amy Courts Koopman wanted a natural birth, despite a family history of pregnancy complications. She was in good health, but the pregnancy was tricky. Her birthing in-hospital midwife didn't read the notes in her chart. She was at one of the premiere hospitals in the U.S.Brenda Zamora got pregnant at 18 with no insurance and working two jobs. She knew her diabetes was a complication to her pregnancy, but the high-risk clinic didn't flag anything. She gave birth at 30 weeks. Her daughter...2023-02-1230 min
American Dreams PodcastMidwives and Reproductive JusticeAshlee Hernanz Alvarez was 18 when she had her first daughter, Mimi. She was on Medicaid, and went to the only public hospital in Southern Nevada. She was not treated well. The labor and delivery nurses were understaffed, her doctor was not around, and when a fill-in doctor walked in, he treated her as if she was disturbing his night. Ashlee describes the birth as "savage." For her second birth four years later, Ashlee turned to a midwife. Her experience was far better. She got to watch comedy when her labor started, so she would be distracted by laughter. She...2023-02-1228 minAmerican Dreams: Reproductive JusticeBirth StoriesThree women tell the stories of their traumatic experiences giving birth.Amy Courts Koopman wanted a natural birth, despite a family history of pregnancy complications. She was in good health, but the pregnancy was tricky. Her birthing in-hospital midwife didn't read the notes in her chart. She was at one of the premiere hospitals in the U.S.Brenda Zamora got pregnant at 18 with no insurance and working two jobs. She knew her diabetes was a complication to her pregnancy, but the high-risk clinic didn't flag anything. She gave birth at 30 weeks. Her daughter...2023-02-0529 min
American Dreams PodcastBirth StoriesAmy Courts Koopman wanted a natural birth, despite a family history of pregnancy complications. She was in good health, but the pregnancy was tricky. Her birthing in-hospital midwife didn't read the notes in her chart. She was at one of the premiere hospitals in the U.S.Brenda Zamora got pregnant at 18 with no insurance and working two jobs. She knew her diabetes was a complication to her pregnancy, but the high-risk clinic didn't flag anything. She gave birth at 30 weeks. Her daughter was born with a litany of issues, and would face multiple surgeries....2023-02-0549 min
American Dreams PodcastCriminalization of PregnancyIn 2014, Tammy Loertscher got pregnant. A few years before, her thyroid had been removed. She lost her job. She lost her insurance. Her state, Wisconsin, had turned down the Medicaid expansion associated with the Affordable Care Act. So she didn't have access to meds. So she self-medicated, just to keep herself stable. When she realized she was pregnant, she went to a doctor to help her get back on a better regimen, so she could be healthy for her fetus. Instead, she was arrested. We talk to filmmaker Jo Ardinger about her film, "Personhood," which follows Loertscher's story, and...2023-01-2924 minAmerican Dreams: Reproductive JusticeNazis, Eugenicists and the History of Controlling "Deviance"The U.S. has a dark history of "Master Race" thinking - which the Nazis studied and learned from. In this episode, we look at eugenics, forced sterilization and supremacy.In 1961, 44-year-old Fannie Lou Hamer went to Sunflower County Hospital in Mississippi to have a minor tumor removed. Instead, the doctor gave her a "Mississippi Appendectomy." In other words, they sterilized her. Without her knowledge or consent. A year later, Hamer attended her first Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee meeting, launching her civil and voting rights activist career. She has said her forced sterilization was the catalyst...2023-01-2227 min
American Dreams PodcastNazis, Eugenicists and the History of Controlling "Deviance"In 1961, 44-year-old Fannie Lou Hamer went to Sunflower County Hospital in Mississippi to have a minor tumor removed. Instead, the doctor gave her a "Mississippi Appendectomy." In other words, they sterilized her. Without her knowledge or consent. A year later, Hamer attended her first Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee meeting, launching her civil and voting rights activist career. She has said her forced sterilization was the catalyst for her activism.Hamer wasn't the only Black or Brown woman who faced forced sterilization in early and mid-20th century America. It was actually quite common, and purposefully put forward...2023-01-2227 minAmerican Dreams: Reproductive JusticeReproductive INjusticeReproductive justice cures the injustices birthing people face. In this episode, we explore the historic and current challenges to reproductive health, safety and autonomy.In this episode, we’re exploring medical systems in Black and Brown communities. The maternal mortality rate for Black women is THREE TIMES the rate than it is for white women. More surprisingly, the ALMOST mortality rate is higher than most of us realize.Chi Chi Okwu, who you heard in episode 1, starts us off by pointing out that the likelihood that you will have a healthy pregnancy, which includes th...2023-01-1530 min
American Dreams PodcastReproductive INjusticeIn this episode, we’re exploring medical systems in Black and Brown communities. The maternal mortality rate for Black women is THREE TIMES the rate than it is for white women. More surprisingly, the ALMOST mortality rate is higher than most of us realize. Chi Chi Okwu, who you heard in episode 1, starts us off by pointing out that the likelihood that you will have a healthy pregnancy, which includes the postpartum experience, is embedded in the history of our country. And it can mostly really be described with one word: Racism."Like a lot of...2023-01-1532 minAmerican Dreams: Reproductive JusticeThe Birth of a MovementReproductive Justice was an idea birthed in 1994, by 12 Black women who felt unseen by the white establishment. We talked to two of those women, as well as women working in the Reproductive Justice space now about what RJ is and how it affects real people.In 1994, 12 women walked into a hotel room in Chicago. They came out with a blueprint for what would become the Reproductive Justice movement.The Mothers of Reproductive Justice - as they are known now - were the only Black women at a conference on universal health care reform held...2023-01-1030 min
American Dreams PodcastThe Birth of a MovementIn 1994, 12 women walked into a hotel room in Chicago. They came out with a blueprint for what would become the Reproductive Justice movement.The Mothers of Reproductive Justice - as they are known now - were the only Black women at a conference on universal health care reform held by feminist groups. The meeting took place after a presentation by someone from the Clinton Administration on their universal health care plan. The plan didn't include any coverage of reproductive health.As Founder Toni Bond told us, "It was as if women didn't exist."...2023-01-0734 min
American Dreams PodcastAmerican Dreams TrailerAs 2023 dawns, women in the U.S. look back on the last year and see one glaring issue: 2022 was the year their right to have an abortion was severely curtailed.But many women did not have access to abortions even before the Dobbs decision. Women on Medicaid, in the same states that are outlawing abortion now. Women who live in rural areas. Women who don’t have access to good doctors, and good advice.One thing the popular press doesn’t seem to talk about is how many women and trans men (anyone with a uter...2023-01-0501 min
Real Talk Memphis-with ChipS1E85 - Erika Sugarmon and Charlie Caswell; Shep Wilbun and Van JonesEpisode NotesGuests include newly elected County Commissioner's Erika Sugarmon and Charlie Caswell from District's 6 and 12 respectively. As first time members, they will tell us why they ran and the particular issues moving forward that are most important to them. Next, the issue of equal opportunity bid contracts for minority and women owned businesses had been put aside for a while but is now back at the forefront. Shep Wilbun, Equal Opportunity Compliance administrator and Commissioner Van Jones join me to discuss a new minority business program in county government that will be more labor intensive to make sure...2022-08-1557 min
Play CousinsNot So FreeThe Nevada Primary was last month. We are sitting down with Karl Catarata and Jovan Jackson who ran for office and they share their experience about running a campaign. Fun Fact: Derek Washington ran for City Council. Derek and Erika also chat about the big news of Sandra Douglass Morgan becoming the new President for the Las Vegas Raiders.We do not have the right to the music used. Play Cousins comes from the creative mind of Derek Washington, produced by Erika Washington and Brenda Zamora. For more information visit www.playcousinspodcast.com 2022-07-161h 11
Play CousinsOne Nation Under A GrooveThe Washington's do it again! There is so much to celebrate this month, and we go down memory lane on some work that has been done through out the years. Play Cousins is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy. We do not own the right to any music. Play Cousins comes from the creative mind of Derek Washington, it is produced by Erika Washington and Brenda Zamora. For more information visit www.playcousinspodcast.com 2022-06-181h 26
Play CousinsMove On UpPlay Cousins airs every third Saturday on POWER 88 Las Vegas. Play Cousins is created by Derek Washington and produced by Erika Washington and Brenda Zamora. You can learn more on www.playcousinspodcast.com 2022-05-2358 minPlay CousinsMercy Mercy MercyWe do not own any rights to the music used. Created by Derek Washington and produced by Erika Washington and Brenda Zamora. Play Cousins is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of tides advocacy. For more information visit www.playcousinspodcast.com2022-05-1130 min
Play CousinsWhat About Your FriendsWe do not own any rights to the music used. Created by Derek Washington and produced by Erika Washington and Brenda Zamora. Play Cousins is powered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of tides advocacy. For more information visit www.playcousinspodcast.com2022-04-161h 11
Leveling Up in Lactation"Ripple Effect"-Deidra Washington IBCLC, CLCTake a listen and hear how Deidra Washington went from Collegiate Athlete, Coach, Nutritionist and THEN into the world of lactation. Press play and learn how she is Leveling Up in Lactation! Learn more and connect with Deidra at: deidra@loveontopbirth.com
Hosted by Erika Dudley, IBCLC, she created this podcast to highlight, amplify, and develop an audio hub for the journeys of Black Lactation Professionals. Join her every other Monday morning for about an hour as she has a laid back, candid conversation with Colleagues about their journeys through Lactation Land.
Erika Dudley is an In...2022-04-1152 min
Play CousinsSisters Are Doing It for ThemselvesPlay Cousins is created by Derek Washington and produced by Erika Washington and Brenda GuiguiPowered by Make It Work Nevada, a project of Tides Advocacy. 2022-03-191h 17
Play CousinsWhy We Even Here?Erika and Derek share what inspired them to create Play Cousins. They also discuss national and local news, what they are watching and listening to. They also explain what The Stoop is.Powered by Make It Work NevadaProduced by Erika Washington and Brenda GuiguiLearn more about Play Cousins at www.www.playcousinspodcast.com2022-03-0530 min
Soul to SoulEpisode 2: Erika WashingtonOn June 27, Erika Washington, Executive Director of Make It Work Nevada, and I discussed the book: CASTE: The Origins of Ours Discontents by Isabel Wilkerson. The book explains that while caste systems exist globally, it achieves its most violent manifestation in the treatment of American Blacks.2021-07-2626 min
Stacy on the RightEpisode 705: Meet Erika Sanzi: Director of Outreach, Parents Defending EducationAt its annual conference, the nation’s largest teachers union, the National Education Association voted to:
Promote Critical Race Theory (CRT) among its membership
Target opponents of CRT in schools
"While we keep hearing from superintendents, teachers and media talking heads that no one is teaching CRT in schools, the largest teachers' union in the country just doubled down on ensuring it continues to be taught in schools. The entire claim that ‘CRT is not a thing in K12’ is a lie. Meanwhile, they failed in 2019 to pass a measure that would ‘make student learning the priority of the o...2021-07-1438 min
Who Belongs?EP 19 - Surveying Black Women in Nevada with Erika Washington and Quintin SavwoirIn this episode of Who Belongs? we hear from two guests, Erika Washington and Quintin Savwoir from a civic engagement group in Nevada called Make it Work - Nevada. In the interview they discuss a recent survey they conducted of black women in their state to learn about the issues that are most pressing to them and how they feel about the candidates running in the 2020 presidential election. Erika is the executive director of Make it Work - Nevada, and Quentin is the group's political director. The organization does year-round civic engagement and policy change work to build the...2020-01-2445 min