Hi, this is Tam and Mel! After the murder of George Floyd in May of 2020, we wanted to create a safe space for a group of friends and allies to come together in solidarity and community to talk openly about systemic racism and all of the effects that come with it. That space became Me, Myself, I and You. For us, in this moment, there could be no more important topic. Each episode will focus on the experiences of black and brown people, along with our allies and accomplices in today’s America, with emphasis on historical context, and how to move forward, together. This is Me, Myself, I and You
Tamela Wolman and Melanie Hohman
In this episode Tam and Mel discuss the complexities of feminism and the path to an actual future that is female.
In this episode, we discuss the deep well and often turbulent subject of racism and how it affects mental health. Is racism a form of delusional disorder? Should children raised in racist homes have a pass because they may not " know any better"? We will unpack it all and then some. We are joined in our discussion by our amazing friends and Affected By hosts, Tamara Pennington and Pawel Zoneff. We truly enjoyed this collaboration and hope you do as well. Check out @affectedbypod on your favorite listening platform!
January 20th, 2021 , Joseph R. Biden and Kamala Harris are sworn in as President and Vice President of the United States,
In this episode, we discussion the difference between cultural appreciation and cultural appropriation. Guests: Dr. Nicholas F. Centino, Renee Jackson and Eric Waldron
In this episode, we discuss the experiences of 5 Black women and how colorism effects their everyday lives. Guests: Cori Brown, Renee Loiz and Nacole McCoy
In this quickie we discuss the COVID-19 vaccine, Biden's transition and why 80's teen idols are determined to disappoint us. Check your registration in Georgia NOW!! You have until Dec 7th to make sure you can vote in the Jan 5th run off! PLEASE SHARE! https://www.mvp.sos.ga.gov/MVP/mvp.do
In this episode, we explore the ins and outs of navigating the world when you love someone who doesn't look like you. Guests: Danielle Eppinga, Amber Munoz, Jennifer Smoral and Breeanna Piper- Williams
When all the heroes have gone. When enough is enough. When peace and violence don’t work. Where will you find equality? Guests: Jana Hawkins, Tim Miller and Breanna Pimentel
Quickie! With 1 week until one of the most historical elections in our history, Tam and Mel come together to talk about their hopes and concerns.
From Stepin Fetchit to Madea, Cliff Huxtable to Andre Johnson, Good Times to Meet the Browns, and Generations to Greenleaf, black people have been depicted every which way you can imagine, and this week Tam, Mel and a few friends discuss the good, the bad, the hilarious, and the problematic. If you like this episode, please subscribe, rate, review, and tell a friend! Guests: Jason Rippy, Rashad Crew and Eric Waldron
Every other week Tam and Mel have a quickie! Get your minds out of the gutter! Its a quick unedited chat about the goings on of the last few days. This week: The Presidential Debate, Trump Gets Covid and The Vice Presidential Debate
We decided to try and unpack the ongoing question of beauty and how representation plays into our self esteem in daily life. In particular, in the lives of people of color. What makes you beautiful? Is it one thing? Does it change over time? Guests: Lucas Neustadt, Lani Rowe, Nacole McCoy and Aldine Whitfield
Every other week Tam and Mel have a quickie! Get your minds out of the gutter! Its a quick chat about the goings on of the last few days. This week: Breonna Taylor ,Trump’s taxes and the Supreme Court nominee.
In this episode we explore all varieties of the mighty microagression and the effects it has on everyday life with Jennelle Mendes, Lauren McCarthy and MJ Ladringan
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