Podcast appearances and mentions of angela dennis

Black in Appalachia's Angela Dennis talks with Matthew Hawn, a teacher who was fired for exploring the concepts of white privilege and racial disparity. Hawn stresses the need to engage students to think deeply about values, history and society as he tries to reclaim his place in the classroom.

Those who keep their eye on the downtown scene may have noticed a new trend in Knoxville businesses geared toward outside visitors. Or, at least businesses not designed with only locals in mind.  Co-hosts Ryan Wilusz and Calvin Mattheis discuss the big projects and small businesses that could shape the future identity of the Scruffy City.  "The Scruffy Stuff" is presented by knoxnews.com. 

The phrase “Black/African American beaches” is not an oxymoron. For years, Black/African Americans have flocked to beaches and resorts built exclusively for them where they escaped the scourge of systemic racism and racial ostracism. Join Dr. Carol François and Kourtney Square as they take a deep dive into beaches past and present where Black/African Americans enjoy leisure and intellectual pursuits by the sea. Want more, take our course Systemic Racism: See it, Say it, Confront it at www.whyaretheysoangry.com and find us anywhere at www.podpage.com.whyaretheysoangry Citations BLACK HISTORY: The history of Freeman Beach California moves to return Bruce's Beach seized from Black couple Chicken Bone Beach, Atlantic City, New Jersey (1900- ) History — The Inn at Shearer Cottage Idlewild: Michigan's “Black Eden" Remembering Carr's Beach: The Most Popular African American Beach and Music Venue on the Chesapeake Bay “Six historically black beaches to visit this summer,” Angela Dennis, February, 28, 2019. https://medium.com/@AngelaDennisWrites/six-historically-black-beaches-to-visit-this-summer-46045aa3e348 The Inkwell, Martha's Vineyard (1890s-) The Inkwell, Santa Monica, California (1905-1964) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carol-francois/support

Have you ever heard of a sundown town?  Can you imagine fearing for your life if you were caught downtown after dark? At one point in history, there were thousands of these places all over the country, including the small Appalachian town of Corbin, Kentucky.  This week we are featuring an episode from our friends at Black in Appalachia. We’ll hear hosts Enkeshi El-Amin and Angela Dennis share what sundown towns were and hear stories from people who know what it’s like to live in these places.  “Sundown Towns" explores the existence of these no-go places for Black folks and the navigation of the checkerboard that is Appalachia.” - Black in Appalachia Podcast

Angela Dennis is the latest reporter to join Knox News, and she has an exciting beat covering issues at the intersection of race and equity through contemporary and historical lenses. Dennis, co-host of "Black in Appalachia" and editor of Black With No Chaser, joins the show to discuss her new role as Knoxville's social justice reporter. Co-host Calvin Mattheis comes back from vacation to some exciting news: Dolly Parton has helped fund a COVID-19 vaccine. He talks with co-host Ryan Wilusz about the vaccine, Thanksgiving safety tips and the city's plans to strip beer permits from businesses that do not comply with curfew.

For this very special bonus episode we're joined by the hosts of the Black in Appalachia podcast, Dr. Enkeshi El-Amin and Angela Dennis, as well as the director of the Black in Appalachia project, William Isom, to discuss the history of the black experience in Appalachia. Check out the Black in Appalachia podcast on iTunes, Spotify, and wherever else you get your podcasts. You can also visit their website at https://www.blackinappalachia.org/

Having long been in this region, Black Appalachians have remained mostly invisible while dominant narratives of Appalachia depict whiteness. The Black in Appalachia Podcast challenges misconceptions by highlighting how Black people have shaped and have been shaped by Appalachia. Through historical and contemporary stories of Black people, places and experiences hosts Enkeshi El-Amin and Angela Dennis interrogate what it means to be Black in this regions. The podcast creates a space where untold stories can be heard but also where the Black Identity can be reclaimed.

In this episode I am joined by writer and fellow Black With No Chaser member Angela Dennis as we discuss the harsh rape culture we are living in and its far reaching affects. This is something that we both feel that ,we as a collective, need to come together and address this head on at all times, and not just when a celebrity is involved. Angela also discussed the details of her latest article where she addresses the need for us to be careful of quickly judging Black men when they are facing allegations of rape or any other sexual misconduct.  Within the confines of this convo, I talk about the effects this culture has on young Black women and children. I also talk about the Gillette commercial addressing various things including toxic masculinity, sexual assault, and the age old adage of boys will be boys. As usual, there is some colonizer nonsense as well as another Mardis Gras inspired This Week in Sports segment..... Follow us on www.shadeandshittalking.podbean.com as well as on www.blackwithnochaser.com and the various podcasting platforms Here's the link to Angela's article: https://www.blackwithnochaser.com/blog/movements-are-damaging-when-there-s-no-leeway-for-black-men-to-be-innocent

We hear a lot about how gay bars and LGBT spaces are closing. Statistically, venues are on the decline. But what about queer spaces? From York to Wales, queer activists all over the country are setting up their own nights – free from mental health stigma, transphobia and without booze. Why? Because when something doesn't exist for queers, queers make it happen. We investigate the cultural queer nightclub revolution going on in the UK.Reporter/producer: https://twitter.com/amyashendenPresenter: https://twitter.com/jamie_warehamThe clubs nights featured in today's show:1. Glitter Cymru: https://www.facebook.com/GlitterCymru/2. Club Kali: https://www.facebook.com/clubkalinights/3. Batty Mama's April event that we can give away two tickets to: https://www.facebook.com/events/2079739315640844/4. Elion and Jess' group in York: https://www.facebook.com/YorkQWGG/Photo credit: Angela Dennis See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The guests awaken to flood waters at their door and a thief in their midst. Back at the base Corrigan is near breaking point. MP3 Direct Download (46mb)CreditsWritten and Produced by Klim LeveneCrawther – Matthew SpearsMarr – Sam TrounceBlackmore - Angela DennisThe Commander - Simon RobertsCorrigan - Louise SamuelsAdditional Voices:Zekil - Steven JamesOchs – Mairi MacfarlanePeterson – Billy MitchellStage Announcer - Alex J. CampbellMr. Psmith (Mysterious Gentleman) - Osmond BrambleBackpacker - Matthew SimmonsMs. Pennet - Kirtsen StarcherColonel Platt - Adrian PryceIntro & Credits – Caroline Harries & Louise SamuelsTheme music – Klim Levene & Thomas Beckman (Viola)

Marr and Crawther’s partnership is threatened as they take shelter in an inn run by a mysterious proprietor.MP3 Direct Download (46mb)CreditsWritten and Produced by Klim LeveneCrawther – Matthew SpearsMarr – Sam TrounceBlackmore - Angela DennisThe Commander - Simon RobertsCorrigan - Louise SamuelsAdditional Voices:Huxley - Meeshelle NealZekil - Steven JamesStaff - Michael StewartGavin - Alex J. CampbellOchs – Mairi MacfarlaneCrabs & Spoole – Michael StewartStage Announcer - Alex J. CampbellMr. Psmith (Mysterious Gentleman) - Osmond BrambleBackpacker - Matthew SimmonsIntro & Credits – Caroline Harries & Louise SamuelsBlackmore’s Song is written & performed by Eddie Lam (piano, lyrics), Britt Macleod (vocals, lyrics) & Tony Moser (bass).Addition music - Van Django.Theme music – Klim Levene & Thomas Beckman (Viola)

1. Hope - (Volta Bureau) 2. El Chiquillo (Gabriel Palko) 3. The Beat Goes On (Crazy Brothers) 4. Your Love (Manyus & LoveDeejay) 5. Feel Free (Haldo with Henri Kohn & Miss Ann-P) 6. You Are The One (David Penn, Mr. Vasovski feat. Sheilah Cuffy) 7. Music and Harmony (Nightrhymes) 8. Time Will Tell (Audiowhores feat. Zeke Manyika) 9. I Love Muzik (Walterino feat..Kareem) 10. Fast Car (After 6 feat Angela Dennis) 11. Sun Worshippers (Soneec,Lauer,Canard feat..Virag) 12. Finally (Ce Ce Peniston & Joyriders) 13. I Can Give (Nick Fiorucci feat. Selena Gittens)