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Mar 14, 2021 1 hr 42 min

Do You Feel Me?: A Podcast Crossover

from Interrupting Racism Hosted by Alexandria J Smalls

In this episode, me and my guest Rodney, Creator and Host of Welcome To AR House chopped it up for a crossover show to post on both of our respective podcasts! I'm so excited to have been able to sit down with another childhood friend to talk about our feelings, the struggle of understanding and being allowed to explore your emotions while growing up in many Black homes and neighborhoods, relationships and more. Rodney is the first guy I've brought to the show, I'm excited for you all to hear his perspective on things. Please join us for this crossover event as we continue to Interrupt Racism! Be sure to check out Rodney's show when you get a chance. Recommendations of the Week: Rodney's suggestion - Book - The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene Alexandria's suggestion - Book - The Last Black Unicorn by Tiffany Haddish Support this podcast! Check out the NEW www.InterruptingRacismPodcast.com Please be sure to subscribe/follow this podcast on your streaming service so that you are always first to know when new episodes arrive! You can follow Interrupting Racism Podcast on Instagram with the handle @interruptingracismpodcast on Twitter @IntruptinRacism or email at [email protected]

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