Shows
Black Tea VUBlack Tea: Women, Religion, and EnslavementToday marks the last episode of our Black History Month mini-series! To close off, we will be talking with Dr. Alexis Wells-Oghoghomeh about women, religion, and African enslavement. Dr. Wells-Oghoghomeh will share with us everything from the influences of Christianity on enslavement practices, religious polysemy, and the way enslavement was gendered.
Resources
Robert Smalls https://www.avclub.com/in-1862-a-slave-hijacked-a-confederate-ship-and-became-1828752853 https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/thrilling-tale-how-robert-smalls-heroically-sailed-stolen-confederate-ship-freedom-180963689/
Walter Johnson “On Agency,” https://www.jstor.org/stable/3790316?seq=1#metadata_info_tab_contents
Zora Neal Hurston, The Sanctified Church
Jennifer L. Morgan, Laboring Women
Cr...2020-02-2943 min
Black Tea VUBlack Tea: Radical Black InternationalismIn her autobiography, Black revolutionary Assata Shakur states, "Imperialism is an international system of exploitation, and, we, as revolutionaries, need to be internationalists to defeat it." For today's episode, we will be talking with Vanderbilt History Professor Dr. Brandon Byrd about his book The Black Republic: African-Americans and the fate of Haiti and Radical Black Internationalism. This marks the third episode in a February mini-series in commemoration of Black History Month, where Black Tea will be interviewing and talking about different components of black history, including literature, gender politics, and the formation of black history.
Resources
2020-02-2237 min
Black Tea VUBlack Tea: Black Arts EraFor today's episode, we will be talking with Vanderbilt English Professor Dr. Anthony Reed about the Black Arts Era. This marks the second episode in a February mini-series in commemoration of Black History Month, where Black Tea will be interviewing and talking about different components of black history, including literature, gender politics, and the formation of black history.
Additional resources about this topic can be found on our website under our episode transcript!
If you want to create your own podcast, be sure to go to Anchor.fm!2020-02-0827 min
Black Tea VUBlack Tea: Politics of Black GenderOn Today's episode, co-hosts Jo'-Hannah Valentin and Shay Milner talk with tenured Vanderbilt professor Dr. Ikard about black masculinity and feminism. This marks the first episode in a February mini-series in commemoration of Black History Month, where Black Tea will be interviewing and talking about different components of black history, including literature, gender politics, and the formation of black history.
Additional resources about this topic can be found on our website under our episode transcript!
To listen to Dr. Ikard's TedX talk, go to https://www.youtube.com...2020-02-0138 min
Black Tea VUBlack Tea: February SpecialIn this trailer, Jo'-Hannah and Shay explain to you guys what is coming for February and Black History Month.
Credits
Shay Milner, co-host
Jo'Hannah Valentin, co-host
Music by Ketsa at https://freemusicarchive.org/
Episode edited with Audacity
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Check out the OSCC!
https://www.vanderbilt.edu/carecoordination/
We...2020-01-2905 min
Black Tea VUChamomile Tea: Dr. Jamye HardyOn this episode, Black Tea is taking you to therapy! Co-hosts Jo’-Hannah and Shay talk with Dr. Jamye Hardy from the Vanderbilt Office of Student Care Coordination (OSCC) about her background as a black woman pursuing mental health care and different self-care options out there for students and people in the larger POC community.
For links to the self-care options, be sure to head to our website at https://blackteainquiry.wixsite.com/podcast/episodes/self-care-tips-and-resources!
If you want to create your own podcast, be sure to go to An...2020-01-2550 min
Black Tea VUPassion Tea: Christian CrawfordIn today's episode, co-hosts Shay Milner and Jo'-Hannah Valentin interview writer, lyricist, and Vanderbilt Student Christan Crawford. In his songs and short stories, he explores the different facets of self-value and self-love and the ways he has developed his art.
Christian's Media:
"Wiggly," (song) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PUk_Y5qLTDRlQyPj-1pp27WVzAXEre9f/view?usp=drivesdk
"Between Your Words," (song) https://drive.google.com/file/d/109uPDB1SJpV4dqXxnjFxLx9XUOXmqk4c/view?usp=drivesdk
"The Orange House With the Green Trim," (short story) https...2020-01-1830 min
Black Tea VUBlack Tea: UnpackingIn today's episode, co-hosts Shay Milner and Jo'Hannah Valentin introduce you to Black Tea. They describe their goals for this podcast and the different ways that you can get involved in the show.
Credits
Shay Milner, co-host
Jo'Hannah Valentin, co-host
Music by Ketsa at https://freemusicarchive.org/
Episode edited with Audacity
What we're drinking: Bigelow Earl Grey Black Tea, https://www.bigelowtea.com/Teas/Tea-Type/Black-Tea/Earl-Grey-Tea
Quote of the day: "Your beauty will be in shades of melanin and light" by the poet...2020-01-1117 min