Black Chicago Culture (feat. Arionne Nettles)

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Black Pod Class

Briana Barner

38 episodes

2 days ago

The Black Pod Class is the podcast arm of the Black Podcasts class, taught at the University of Maryland by Dr. Briana Barner. Each episode will bring lively interviews with an array of guests discussing their experiences as Black podcasters, producers, listeners and fans. Hosted by the students of the Black Pod Class, this podcast expands the classroom outside of the walls of UMD and allows listeners insight into what we are learning, discussing and dreaming about in the Black Podcasts class. We hope you enjoy!

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Society & Culture

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Black Chicago Culture (feat. Arionne Nettles)

Black Pod Class

31 minutes 2 seconds

1 year ago

Black Chicago Culture (feat. Arionne Nettles)

In this Episode on The Black Podclass we had guest speaker, Arionne Nettles. She is a lecturer and director of audio journalism programming at Northwestern University's Medill School. She is a culture reporter who has contributed to outlets such as the New York Times Opinion, Chicago PBS station WTTW, and NPR affiliate WBEZ. She is also the host of the HBCU history podcast Bragging Rights and Is That True? A Kids Podcast About Facts. She is a Ph.D. student at DePaul University, studying educational leadership in higher education, and her book, We Are the Culture: Black Chicago’s Influence on Everything, will be published with Chicago Review Press in 2024.

This episode was produced by Madeline Seck.