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SONOHR ReplaySONOHR ReplaySONOHR 2022 Ear Lesson: Meet the Stoop (eng)The Stoop reports on «stories from across the black diaspora» – in America and globally. Whether they speak about the sounds of blackness, reparations, corporal punishment, the Prince of Zamunda or their booties, they speak from an angle that is aware of taboos but deals with them by giving voice to unheard people, stories and perspectives. The Stoop were guests at SONOHR Festival 2022 with a live podcast show on Saturday evening and an Ear Lesson in the morning. This is an excerpt of the Ear lesson, where Lucia Vasella talked with Hana Baba and Leila Day, the journalists behind The Stoo...2022-03-0927 minThe StoopThe StoopThe Stoop on the couchIt's been a season! Now we wrap things up with a visit to a therapist. Talking some things out and shaking it out with some line dancing senior citizens.    Keep following us on  twitter:  @thestooppodcast  or on Facebook @thestoop   Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices2017-11-2318 minThe StoopThe StoopWhy is it so hard for black folks to say I love you?"It's not hard for a black man of my caliber to say I love you." But is it?  Many black people say they never heard I love you much growing up, including both Leila and Hana, hosts of The Stoop. In Episodes 2, we examine the reasons why we don't hear I love you, and what that means. We talk to inmates at San Quentin state prison, a professor who studies black male emotional expression, and Stooptalk with Al Letson about I love you in his home. Did you hear I love you growing up...2017-07-2723 minThe StoopThe StoopNice tribal wear. Now take it off.Episode 1: An exploration into the controversy over appropriation of African cultures by African Americans. Are African Americans appropriating when they wear a dashiki, tribal markings, or a head wrap? Hosts Leila Day and Hana Baba stoop this out in the debut episode of The Stoop podcast, their first stop, Afropunk. For more info, videos, photos, illustrations and audio shorts, go to our website www.thestoop.org and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.   Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices2017-07-1920 minThe StoopThe StoopPreview The StoopPreview Season 1 of The Stoop to hear the funk and flavor of the stories to come in Season 1, starting Summer 2017.  Subscribe now to make sure you don't miss an episode. We'll be dialoging about the diaspora all season long. The Stoop podcast digs into stories that are not always shared out in the open. Hosts Leila Day and Hana Baba start conversations and provide sound-rich stories about what it means to be black, and how we talk about blackness. Find out more and see The Stoop extras like videos, animations, and blog posts on www.t...2017-07-0301 min