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Melanated memos
by Melanated
A podcast created and ran by students discussing a variety of issues that affect the black community. Topics can range from politics, cultural issues, discussions about mental health, and more. Its goal is to have thought-provoking conversations and show that we can have varying views and different ways we can view and change issues that impact our community. Our mission is to think of potential solutions, bring awareness and provide an outlet to voice the issues we encounter individually and as a community.Sponsored by the BCC.
Episodes
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Critical Race Theory and the C.R.O.W.N. Act
On this episode, we will be discussing the implications of CRT and the C.R.O.W.N. Act. Trigger warning: Anti-Black violence and hair discrimination is mentioned in this episode.
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Let’s Talk About It: Roe v. Wade
On this episode, we will be discussing the history of Roe V. Wade, our feelings about the overturn, and our reflections on the aftermath. DISCLAIMER: We are not licensed professionals. We are simply college students discussing current issues. This is not a reflection on Berea College’s Campus...
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The Essence of the Black Card
What’s up Melanated Fam? On this episode, we will tackle what makes someone Black, what Black means to us, and what qualifies someone for being considered for the cookout. DISCLAIMER: We are not licensed therapists, we are simply Black college students sharing experiences. TW: Some language may…
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The Skin Deep
What’s up Melanated Fam? On this episode, we will discuss colorism, its roots, and our own experiences. We ponder how colorism has its roots in anti-Blackness, racism, and white supremacy. We also consider how colorism interacts with texturism and featurism. DISCLAIMER: We are not mental health...
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The Art of Apologizing
On this episode, we will discuss what apologizing is to us, how to deliver a meaningful apology, the role that communication plays, and we’ll leave you with some takeaways! DISCLAIMER: We are not licensed therapists, we are just people sharing advice on our lived experiences. We hope you enjoy.
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Healing
On this episode, we will discuss healing means to us, how to heal yourself with or without an example, and how healing can lead to healing community trauma as well as break generational curses. DISCLAIMER: We are not licensed therapists, we are just people sharing advice based on our lived...
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Mental Health and Setting Boundaries
In this episode, the cast discusses our personal experiences with mental health, how we learned to prioritize our mental health, some of the boundaries we had to set and continue to set, and messages we had to unlearn.
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Toxic friends and family
This episode is a continuation of our previous episode talking about toxic relationships with our guest speaker Kwadwo Kingsley Owusu Basoah. We look specifically at toxic friends and family relationships in this episode. We are not professionals! This is just advice we have learned and seen from...
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Toxic romantic relationships
The Melanated Memos hosts, along with our guest speaker for this month, Mr. Kwadwo Kingsley Owusu Basoah, give advice and tips on toxic romantic relationships from our own lived experiences. We are not professionals. If you feel you are in a toxic romantic relationship we recommend you seek help...
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Black Women’s History Month
This month we are focusing on Black women who inspire us as well as acknowledging the vital roles that they play. Black women are an integral part of society who should not and cannot be overlooked.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A podcast created and ran by students discussing a variety of issues that affect the black community. Topics can range from politics, cultural issues, discussions about mental health, and more. Its goal is to have thought-provoking conversations and show that we can have varying views and different ways we can view and change issues that impact our community. Our mission is to think of potential solutions, bring awareness and provide an outlet to voice the issues we encounter individually and as a community.Sponsored by the BCC.
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