Jay is a skeptical, determined college student who had interesting and thought-provoking interactions with people from all walks of life. In this podcast, Jay talks with the people he has met with throughout his journey and delves into meaningful discussion. Here’s what the podcast can show you: finding a way beyond normalcy that can allow you to host new perspectives.
Give a listen to this episode with Ojomo! During his quarantine, Ojomo decided to start his clothing brand, Miseducated, in response to the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. I talk to him about his new brand, what he hopes to accomplish, and his thoughts on BLM. I hope this episode gives you insight on the movement and inspires you to be an active voice! Check out his brand on Instagram @miseducated.co, Twitter @AlexanderOjomo, and Website at miseducated.shop. For this episode, I donated $50 for his cause. If you have the capacity to donate for the BLM movement, please do so at https://www.gofundme.com/f/miseducated-media-protest-fund?utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer&utm_campaign=p_na+share-sheet&rcid=39e4dd9aeeda488db1e6608b2328a597
Join me for a conversation with Brittany Girle from Photoserve and Shilpa Alva from Surge for Water. Here, we revisit past stories of our time in Uganda and reflect on powerful moments that continue to inspire us today. We also discuss Surge for Water’s COVID-19 prevention plan to alleviate the impact of the disease from our world’s most vulnerable communities. This episode is incredibly important to me in addressing global issues of inequality and I encourage everyone to visit photoserve.org and surgeforwater.org to be more informed and to make a gift that is meaningful and double for you.
Join me and my streetstylin friends, Kassidy and Gavin for a discussion on Streetwear! An interesting take on how they have changed my outlook on the current complexities of Streetwear.
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