Logan Shanks on Black Studies and the importance of language for understanding the multiple histories and meanings of colonial legacies (at 28:00) #blackstudies #blackstudiespodcast Full episode: go.umd.edu/LoganShanks

Logan Shanks on the intellectual and spiritual aspects of recuperative work in Black Studies (at 44:40) #blackstudies #blackstudiespodcast Full episode: go.umd.edu/LoganShanks

Charrise Barron on the sacred and political meaning of music and why the study of music requires deep care #blackstudiespodcast #blackstudies Full episode: go.umd.edu/CharriseBarron

Charrise Barron talking about how Black Studies research methods made it possible for her to study the full cultural and historical complexity of gospel music #blackstudiespodcast #blackstudies Full episode: go.edu.edu/CharriseBarron

Alessandra Raengo on writing and study as a practice of hospitality #blackstudiespodcast #blackstudies Full episode: go.umd.edu/AlessandraRaengo

Alex Gil on the Black Bibliography project and the Black Studies archive inside and outside the written record #blackstudiespodcast #blackstudies Full episode: go.umd.edu/AlexGil

Samantha Pinto on how Black Studies impacts students beyond the field and intervenes in the wider social and political world #blackstudies #blackstudiespodcast Full episode: go.umd.edu/SamanthaPinto

Alex Gil on the multilingual dimensions of the Black intellectual tradition #blackstudies #blackstudiespodcast Full episode: go.umd.edu/AlexGil

Samantha Pinto on culture as knowledge production and as Black Studies intellectual work #blackstudiespodcast #blackstudies Full episode: go.umd.edu/SamanthaPinto

Zahra Caldwell on how Black Studies has shaped her administrative work as department chair #blackstudiespodcast #blackstudies Full episode: go.umd.edu/ZahraCaldwell

Will Mosley on how Black Studies changed the idea of education and why its boundary pushing is a legacy worth maintaining #blackstudiespodcast #blackstudies Full episode: go.umd.edu/WillMosley

Alexis Wells-Oghoghomeh on reading, study, and listening as spiritual practice and ancestral work #blackstudiespodcast #blackstudies Full episode: go.umd.edu/AWO

Earl Brooks on how his great grandmother’s home library impacted his curiosity and sense of identity #blackstudiespodcast #blackstudies Full episode: go.umd.edu/EarlBrooks

Yveline Alexis on Haiti as the “Dean of Black liberation” #blackstudiespodcast #blackstudies Full episode: go.umd.edu/YvelineAlexis

Shana L. Redmond on how insight and curiosity demand multidisciplinary work #blackstudiespodcast #blackstudies Full episode: go.umd.edu/ShanaRedmond

Shana L. Redmond on how music shapes political movements and why musical study is crucial for Black Studies #blackstudiespodcast #blackstudies Full episode: go.umd.edu/ShanaRedmond

Exciting week on the way!

Monday, 9/14
Shana Redmond, Columbia University

Wednesday, 9/16
Yveline Alexis, Oberlin College

Friday, 9/18
Earl Brooks, University of Maryland , Baltimore County

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Mabel Wilson on Black Studies as a deep resource for critiques of patriarchy, power, liberalism, and related issues. #blackstudiespodcast #blackstudies Full episode: go.umd.edu/MabelWilson

Mabel Wilson on the importance of creative work in Black Studies and the importance of Black Studies for creative work. #blackstudiespodcast #blackstudies Full episode: go.umd.edu/MabelWilson

Brandon Byrd on how the origins of Black Studies inspire a new vision for education #blackstudiespodcast #blackstudies Full episode: go.umd.edu/BrandonByrd