Black Stories in Film and Media

In this episode of Gaia Gossip, presented by Her Many Voices, host Theo EJ Wilson sits down with two talented Black storytellers, Actor Merrick McCartha and Filmmaker Dr. Karen Moore. They talk about  why representation in film and storytelling matters and how it shapes how Black lives are seen and valued. A powerful conversation around the impacts of colorism, the importance of Black-led storytelling, and why some stories must be told by those who live them.This episode is a call to support Black art at every level—because storytelling is not just entertainment. It is a force that shapes culture, builds community, and invites us to see ourselves and one another more clearly.Her Many Voices Gaia Gossip programs empower climate solutions and community connection to be amplified for the betterment of Mother Earth. Host Theo EJ Wilson powerfully blends artistic expression with a profound commitment to social justice. As a founding member of the National Poetry Slam-winning Denver Slam Nuba team and Executive Director of Shop Talk Live, Inc., he inspires community dialogue and healing. Theo is the author of "The Law of Action," and was launched nationally with his widely viewed TED Talk, "A Black Man Goes Undercover in the Alt Right". Theo is a recognized media personality and the  host of The History Channel’s "I Was There" and a recognized media personality. Produced by BiCurean.com.Technical production by Peggy McCartha.Graphics and design by Victoria Carrington Chàvez. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.