EPISODE THIRTY-SEVEN of The Race to Social Justice Podcast series, produced with my colleague, Keva White, profiles Rev. Carolyn C. Cavaness, a 3rd generation pastor, who has translated her education in urban studies and economics into vibrant community-connected ministries. She shares what the Christian faith tradition teaches about racial and social justice, the historical role the Black clergy have played in advancing racial justice and how she puts her own faith into action.
In this "Live from the Summit" Special Edition of The Race to Social Justice Podcast series, produced with my colleague, Keva White, Keva and I moderate a panel of nonprofit leaders and a college student with lived housing and food insecurity experience before a live audience attending Bucks-Mont Collaborative’s Impact and Innovation Summit at Gwynedd Mercy University on May 21, 2025.
EPISODE THIRTY-SIX of The Race to Social Justice Podcast series, produced with my colleague, Keva White, is entitled “Food for Thought … and Justice”. Our guest this week, Jenique Jones, describes how WhyHunger, an organization founded and supported by legendary musicians and led by her with vision and fervor, helps grass roots communities find transformative solutions to tackle the root causes of hunger around the world.
EPISODE THIRTY-FIVE of The Race to Social Justice Podcast series, produced with my colleague, Keva White, and just released, introduces Jacqueline Jones Royster, academic scholar and author, and Gene Kansas, cultural developer, preservationist and social entrepreneur. Hear how their collaborative talents are helping restore “Sweet Auburn”, an historic African-American community in Atlanta, Georgia.
EPISODE SEVENTEEN: E. Ethelbert Miller, a literary activist and prolific, award-winning poet, recounts his long history of racial justice advocacy with the same richness that imbues his poetry, some of which he reads. You will hear a blend of Black history, jazz, baseball and humor, filled with metaphors and stories, in this wide-ranging discussion.