This is a biweekly podcast that talks about living between. We’ll lead with the stories of First Generation Black people. People like me have had to code-switch, live in dual worlds, and turn aspects of our personalities “On and Off". More than that, so many of us turn ourselves “On and Off” every day just to keep moving. How are our emotions affected? What are the peaks and valleys of life that we harbor silently but need to start a dialogue about? Let's talk about all of it. Subscribe, leave a review, and tune in every other weekend to listen to On & Off with Ariel. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/onandoffpodcast/support
Y'all. A DOPE conversation with Jewells from All Things Iceland (YouTube and podcasts by the same name). Here's a taste of her experience there with the help of your questions- thanks for the assist! xo, Ariel --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/onandoffpodcast/support
As promised, part 2 of my interview with Chef JusBlaze. Excited to have him a "friend of the show" (ha!) and for you to hear the rest of his story. Peace and love to him for agreeing to chat and to y'all for listening! Ariel --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/onandoffpodcast/support
I spoke with Brooklyn's own Chef JusBlaze this week. He talked me through some heavy experiences from his past and was super transparent with me about how he coped with loss and navigated the earlier stages of grief. I want to take the time to thank him for his story. Even if you can't relate directly, part one of my chat with him is a chat we all need to hear. Peace, akb. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/onandoffpodcast/support
My girl Joy and I interview over the internets about her background and being Dominican-American, born in New York. It's #BlackHistoryMonth but please don't make it just a hashtag. If you're Black, you are history and you live 3-6-5, ok? Happy February! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/onandoffpodcast/support
Solo talk this episode. A quick catch-up on the past couple of weeks, some poetry written/read by the G.O.A.T.s (not including myself there). I want yall to think about what home feels like for you. What does it mean? Subscribe, rate, leave a review, and share this podcast with your friends! Peace and love, as always! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/onandoffpodcast/support
This episode comes to you in mid-January 2021. So by now, we know what 2020 brought and we are going in with our eyes opened, equipped with the knowledge that we gotta know better and do better. Mentally, physically and emotionally. I tap into that a little but we also get the chance to talk to my friend Jenny as she tells her family stories and how that’s shaped the woman she’s become. You'll find her heritage pretty unique and her story equally so. Peace, Ariel --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/onandoffpodcast/support
Not the clothing line but... for us, by us! Here's an official welcome to "On & Off Podcast with Ariel". I'm telling a little of my personal story here but I also dig a little into representation in the media, fangirling over Steve McQueen's genius, and a bit about what "On & Off" means to us. Thanks for listening! Please rate, review, and subscribe to this podcast to hear the latest episode every two weeks. P.S. I listened to myself to edit this and the New York accent is HEAVY! Peace, Ariel --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/onandoffpodcast/support
On & Off with Ariel is a biweekly podcast that explores life in between. Your host, Ariel, is a Guyanese-American raised in Brooklyn, New York. Nuff said, right? We'll explore life's on & offs through the lens of First Generation Black people. ... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/onandoffpodcast/support
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