Newport's Black Voice: Recent Episodes

Ellen Pinnock

Newport's Black Voice is a podcast designed to amplify the many voices of black people that work and live in Newport, RI. I am creating a safe space where we will share our personal stories, trials and triumphs all while attempting to disengage non- black listeners from stereotypical ideas of what black people are about.On this podcast all content, good, bad and indifferent will be discussed. Please proceed with an open mind.

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Just a lotta speaking and mostly speaking too :]

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In this episode of Newport's black voice 5 students from the Newport Experience podcasting camp talk about music and artists! Featuring Gabby Brown, Calyko Zeigler, Lacie Brown, Zen McMillan, And Geniyah Price

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We speak with three young black men about black boyhood, young black man hood, and growing up as a target based on the color of their skin. 

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In this episode students speak candidly with me about the use of the "N" word.

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In this episode hosted by Ellen Pinnock, Ricky Ladson, Ajahnea Greene and JC Michel, the stereotype of the "absent black father" is put to bed. 

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Episode 3. Host Ellen Pinnock talks with the sophomore student (the Phenomenal )Gabby Brown about her experiences as a black student and her amazing work as a student advocate for black lives.

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Episode 2 from FabNewport's Newport's Black Voice Podcast.
In this episode host Ellen Pinnock flies solo and talks about the power the black man has to alter space and discusses the 1983 essay Just Walk On By, by Brent Staples.

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In this short pilot episode, we discuss the importance of keeping the focus on Black Lives, even as we return to our day to day activities