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File under: abolish perfectionism, defund deadlines, normalize being bad at texting Here’s a (super human) temp check for the month plus a special welcome for our new patrons & listeners – thank you all for being here and helping us […]

File under: local journalism, media criticism, ATLScoop, malinformation, mis- and disinformation, #StopCopCity, gentrification, 1906 Race Riot, AJC, history, capitalism Thanks to everyone who’s joined and welcome to our special portal – get ready for a hot abolition summer. We’re going

File under: Atlanta politics, Stop Cop City, Kasim watch, the F-word, voter suppression, aliens, gentrification, media criticism Our weekly ATL politics briefing podcast except juicier. King & Sylvia start to school Aja on FABO and Aja comes out of the

File under: Great Resignation vibes, deprogramming, recovery, killing the narrative, healing from living in systems of dysfunction, activism, George Floyd, meta stories, eating disorders, the political theater Welcome to our new patrons – thanks so much for being here and

File under: critical race theory, CRT, academics, personal experiences, religion, spirituality, education, radicalization, indoctrination There is a baller reading list that goes along with this podcast that I’ll post separately. We’re all pretty slammed this week, but we did manage

File under: collective trauma, activism, intersectionality, inner revolution, dismantling white supremacy, media relations with police & politicians, healing, recovery, “cop city”/defend the forests. The Mainline published my interview with Attorney Gerald Griggs (NAACP Atlanta) regarding Georgia’s HB 286 earlier today.

Here’s the second part of me and Chelsea’s discussion re: white supremacy/white supremacist culture in journalism. Based on our lived experiences coupled with research as provided by Minnesota Historical Society and originally published in Dismantling Racism: A Workbook for Social

I’m working on assignment for another publication (more details if/when I actually get published there) about the PRO Act and how it will affect freelancers in creative sectors, arts, and entertainment. My pitch was that we collectively need to analyze

I’m joined by Chelsea Stone, journalist and editor based in Atlanta, to talk about how white supremacy culture manifests in journalism, based on our lived experiences and well-documented research within the field.  Theme song “By Summer” by Often. Also available

GET IN THE CAR WE’RE GOING TO KILL OUR INNER CAPITALISTS. Consider this your LLG orientation / pilot episode.  Theme song “By Summer” by Often. Also available on iTunes, Spotify, and Bandcamp.