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The Graphic Possibilities PodcastA Conversation with Dr. Lonny J Avi Brooks about Designing the AfrofutureDr. Lonny J. Avi Brooks is an associate professor in communication at California State University, East Bay. As the Co-Principal Investigator for the Long Term and Futures Thinking in Education Project, he has piloted the integration of futures thinking into the communication curriculum. As a leading voice in Afrofuturism, Brooks contributes prolifically to the field through diverse mediums, including numerous journals, book chapters, conferences, exhibitions, and festivals in the United States and worldwide. He is a co-creator alongside Ahmed Best and Jade Fabello of Afrorithm Futures Group, an afrofuturist story collective and consultancy that creates tools to empower corporations...2023-07-111h 03
The Truth In This Art: Stories That MatterExploring Writing and Afrofuturism with Jade Fabello: Essays on Politics, Race, and CultureWelcome, listeners, to 'The Truth in This Art' podcast, guided by the insightful Rob Lee. Today our special guest is Jade Fabello, an Austin-based freelance writer, and editor, a versatile wordsmith whose work has graced prominent publications like Texas Monthly, Austin Monthly, and The Brown Journal of Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, among others. Specializing in personal essays, Jade delves into topics spanning politics, culture, art, grief, and love. With a wealth of experience spanning over 7 years, he has conducted interviews with notable figures such as actor Juan Riedinger and actress Tati Gabrielle. As the writer behind the newsletter "I...2022-08-0448 min
theafrofuturistpodcastZ-Future guest Jade FabelloThe first in a series talking to young people about the future they'll inherit. This episode was recorded this summer before the November U.S. election.2020-11-161h 06
THE BOREDOM PROJECTEpisode 9 STARRING: Jade FabelloWriter, Speaker, Creative... Jade Fabello, the recent Journalism & Communications graduate from The University of Texas joins me on the show today! We talked about some old high school antics (Go Dawgs), what it means to him to be labeled a writer, and many of his collegiate and political projects. Also dived into his most recent article, "What I learned as a Young Black Political Speaker in Liberal White Austin." Which you can check out below.
https://www.texasmonthly.com/news/what-i-learned-black-speaker-liberal-white-austin/
https://www.jadefabello.com/2020-08-0832 min
The Daily Texan AudioThe Rodeo: Up for DebateUT’s 2019 campus-wide elections are underway. Welcome to the rodeo. In the second episode of this miniseries, The Daily Texan explores the 2019 executive alliance campaigns. What ways do these campaigns want to improve student life on campus, and who will come out on top?
Hosted and produced by Sara Schleede. Additional reporting by Hannah Ortega and Nicole Stuessy. Dessert metaphor by Spencer Buckner. Additional audio courtesy of Camron & Amie’s campaign video, produced by Nabil Bayoumi and Justin Banh, directed by Jade Fabello, and featuring music from Big Wy’s Brass Band. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.2019-02-2712 minThe Daily Texan AudioThe Rodeo: Up for DebateUT’s 2019 campus-wide elections are underway. Welcome to the rodeo. In the second episode of this miniseries, The Daily Texan explores the 2019 executive alliance campaigns. What ways do these campaigns want to improve student life on campus, and who will come out on top?
Hosted and produced by Sara Schleede. Additional reporting by Hannah Ortega and Nicole Stuessy. Dessert metaphor by Spencer Buckner. Additional audio courtesy of Camron & Amie’s campaign video, produced by Nabil Bayoumi and Justin Banh, directed by Jade Fabello, and featuring music from Big Wy’s Brass Band. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.2019-02-2712 min
Appearance Matters: The Podcast!16: Feminism and Body ImageNadia and Jade discuss whether our appearance is a feminist issue, how feminism can help us feel better about our bodies, and how some body image researchers apply feminism in their work.
This episode's special guest is Melissa Fabello, managing editor at Everyday Feminism. Melissa is also a body acceptance activist, sexuality scholar, and patriarchy smasher living in Philadelphia. She is also a doctoral candidate at Widener University, working toward a PhD in Human Sexuality Studies.
In honour of International Women’s Day on March 8th, members of the CAR team share their top body confidence tips to inspire women to...2017-03-0637 min