For our sixth episode of Rewriting the Rules® Season 2, we welcome Frederick Bw’Ombongi, a leader in the health care field who is committed to ensuring health care access around the globe.
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For this episode, host Dr. Tracine Asberry, Executive Director of St. Paul Youth Services, has a Sunday Dinner Conversation with two of our loving experts from our last season, Chakita “Kita” Lewis and Eboun Wilbourn.
For today’s episode, we welcome back two of our mothers and loving experts from our last season, Michelle Dennard and Nyia Harris.
For our third episode of Rewriting the Rules® Season 2, we’re continuing our focus on being the adult we wished we had as a child and teen, from the perspectives of our mothers.
For our second episode of Rewriting the Rules® Season 2, we focused on Creating a Community That Wraps Its Arms Around Our Youth.
We're back for a new season at Rewriting the Rules® with Dr. Lee-Ann Stephens, Minnesota Teacher of Year (2006).
This season, we explored the legacies of strength, creativity, and innovation in Black communities, Indigenous communities, and communities of color
Kyra Hughes-Bester is a remarkable youth leader and a friend of St. Paul Youth Services. She joins the podcast for a fearless conversation that explores some of the mistakes adults have made when working with her through challenging times; as well as what they’ve gotten right.
What does it mean to live fully and free? In this episode, Tracine invites longtime friend, Jason Jackson, a Human Resources Diversity and Inclusion consultant for HealthPartners (a US-based Medical Insurance Company) into our ongoing discussion on how the practice of love shows up in our work and in our lives.
Emerging fiction, picture book, and comic book writer, Crown Shepherd (aka Crown the Writer) joins the podcast to explore the journey of discovering and harnessing her own superpower and genius.
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Chaun Webster, Graphic Designer, Publisher and Poet, is back on the podcast to talk about and read from his newly published poetry collection, Wail Song.
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‘Black People Don’t Use Measuring Spoons’ is part of our Women’s History Month series. We talk to Leah Penniman, a Black Kreyol farmer, mother, soil nerd, author and food justice activist from Soul Fire Farm.
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‘Respecting Mothers as Loving Experts’ is part of our Women’s History Month series. In this special three-part episode, we are honored to share the wisdom, discernment, and intuition of eight mothers who are experts at living.
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‘Forward Figures: Untold Stories of Black Girls and Women’ is part of our Women’s History Month series. In this episode, Tracine talks to Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah, a Ghanaian feminist, writer and author of The Sex Lives of African Women.
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‘All About Love’ is an intimate discussion with Chaun Webster, a Minneapolis Graphic Designer, Publisher and Poet, that explores love as a practice for rewriting the rules of society.
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