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Episode 12: Brooklyn Underhill Stories: All Global Soul
A long time resident on Brooklyn’s Underhill Avenue shares story of Cheryl’s Global Soul: a small-minority-woman-LGBTQ owned business is the heart of a block “making it” despite no start-up capital, gentrification and a pandemic. “Our windows framed Underhill Avenue. We saw everything. Cars lost tires & hubcaps, shots fired, Labor Day eating roti, goat &…
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Episode 11: Daughter of Brooklyn Finds the Circus
Past stories that inform present life on Underhill Avenue & Eastern Parkway – artists, entrepreneurs, a changing community. A black Brooklyn woman becomes an international circus star. Susan is an aerial artist, dancer and choreographer, an international circus star, a black woman who went to Brooklyn public schools, graduated from Stanford University and worked on…
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Episode 10: Special Edition MY U.S. Capitol 1-06-2021
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Episode 9: Brooklyn Moves Water
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Episode 8: Shirley Chisholm: Founding Mother of Contemporary Black Politics
Shirley Chisholm, Brooklyn’s own, in 1968 the first African American woman elected to Congress. In 1972 she was the first woman nominated to be President. Conversation with Barbara Bullard, a Brooklyn Bed-Sty resident at the forefront of working to protect Chisholm’s legacy and a producer of a planned feature film starring Anika Noni Rose. Joined…
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Episode 7: Feet to the Fire-Yale Union Organizers Know How
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Episode 06: Prelude: Earth Day 1970-2020
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Trailer: “What’s the Difference if we don’t Wake Up?”
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Episode 05: 3 White Southern Sisters
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Episode 04: Community Organizers: 1968-2018 Crossovers
