Share The Mic

Carver is back!Tune in as Carver gives us some knowledge on her family ties to Selma, Alabama, and how her family helped to shape the movement of Civil Rights in the Jim Crow era!We also touch on Carver's experience in the professional arena, as she navigates the challenges of being a Black Woman in a White Male dominated work environment.As the episode closes, Carver gives us some valuable insight on how our perspective of the police could benefit from more conversations and particularly, more listening.

Demitri is back!The man who helped start Share the Mic has returned to give us an update on the state of race relations since the launch of the podcast. Tune in as Demitri gives his in depth viewpoints on how the Church can stand to help in racial reconciliation. He then goes on to share advice on how he believes Birmingham can work together to decrease the crime rate. This is an episode you don't want to miss!

Share The Mic welcomes Ceasear Walker to the show for our 8th episode.Ceasear, a proud Auburn University alum is a cohost on The War Rapport as well Tha Tipping Point podcast.Tune in to hear Ceasear's open and honest thoughts regarding the state of racism in society today. Ceasear goes in depth on the responsibility the Church has in dealing with racial reconciliation.Let us know your thoughts on this episode, and make sure to share this with a friend!

We are so thrilled to have our Videographer/Editor, Ronnie Gatrey as our guest for our 7th episode of Share The Mic!Ronnie, the son of a Bahamian immigrant shares a little bit about how his life was growing up on the east side of Birmingham. We talk about how certain racial experiences have defined and shaped where he is in his life right now.A proud Husband and Father, Ronnie gets really transparent as he and Libby breakdown the impact and effect of the n-word in current age society.This is an episode you DO NOT want to miss!Make sure to share this with a friend!

We hope you enjoy this riveting discussion with one of Birmingham's most influential executives, Darlene Wilson. Tune in to hear as Darlene shares about her diverse family background, her views on professional diversity, and make sure you stick around to hear Darlene's thoughts on how Black men are treated in our current society.

Share the Mic welcomes Professional Basketball Coach and Lead Trainer at A4One, Antonio Walls to the show for a raw and gripping episode. Tune in as Antonio shares in detail about how his upbringing has shaped his views of race relations in America. 

Share The Mic is pleased to welcome Carver Boynton, General Manager of The Summit in Birmingham. Tune in as Carver shares about her professional background, upbringing, and her thoughts on racial reconciliation.

We are pleased to have David Scott, Executive Director of A4One as our guest. Listen in as David shares about his upbringing and how racial issues have impacted his life.