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We Form The Future
by Sounds Powerful Productions
We Form The Future is a podcast meant to empower Black Voices and our community, and explores new ways of living, new art, new social structures, and ways to build a better future.
Episodes
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Accountability In Our Communities
As of June, the city of Minneapolis has seen 273 gunshot victims in 2021, up 90% from the previous year. In May of 2021, 6-year old Aniya Allen was shot and killed by a stray bullet in North Minneapolis while eating a happy meal. That same month 9-year-old Trinity Ottoson-Smith was shot and…
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How Should We Shift Education?
On episode 12 of We Form The Future, you’ll hear from your podcast host, Jasmine McBride! Jasmine McBride is a writer, public speaker, creative professional and outspoken advocate for non-traditional education. She is currently a journalist for the independent media outlet BLCK Press. Her...
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How to Heal with Food
On episode 10 of We Form The Future, we hear from Chef and food educator Lachelle Cunningham. Chef Lachelle gives us a tour Saint Paul’s Frogtown Farms, which is a public park, non-profit and one of the largest urban farms in the country. Among many things, Chef Lachelle is currently running the...
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Cottage Food: Turning Your Home Cooking Into A Career
On episode 9 of We Form The Future, we hear from food entrepreneur Zachary Hurdle. Zachary creates homemade delicious foods out of his own home and uses spaces in commercial kitchens. He talks to us about the growing field of Cottage Food, a way for home cooks and bakers to sell their creations…
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Interviews From The Black Eductor Pipeline
On episode 7 of We Form The Future, Jonathan Jones and his son Christopher interview some of the most influential folks in the black educator pipeline. Jonathan is a seasoned educator who is passionate about learning how the intersections of education, philanthropy and business can address...
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What Does Abolition Look Like?
On episode 8 of We Form The Future, we hear from faculty in Prescott College's Social Justice and Community Organizing program about justice, police and abolitionist movements. Derek Chauvin v. the State of Minnesota was an unexpected response to former Minneapolis Police Department Officer Derek...
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Inspired to Act with Angela Hooks
On episode 6 of We Form The Future, we hear from life-long activist Angela Hooks. Angela Hooks is known as "The Iconic Daughter of St. Paul". She began her work over 35 years ago as a a teenage role model when she was crowned internationally as "Miss Black Teenage World 1985" representing not…
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Transforming Justice: From Education to Prison Reform
On episode 5 of We Form The Future, we hear from Cirien Saadah , Nevada Littlewolf, Robin Wonsley & Salena Beasley on a live reporting event by the Minnesota Women’s Press. During this live event we hear from these individuals who have helped shape our equity & justice coverage. They talk about...
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Love, Dream & Create with Mercedes
On episode 4 of We Form The Future, we hear from Mercedes Yarbrough. Mercedes is a multi-racial female mixed with Black, white, and Native American from the White Earth Ojibwa tribe. She works for Saint Paul Public Schools as an Intervention Specialist. She loves art and shoes which inspired her…
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For Your Mind, Body & Soul
Niles is a Hip-Hop artist, educator and entrepreneur. He is the founder of "The Avant Garde" music and entertainment company. He also teaches his "Hip-Hop, History and The Arts" youth artist development curriculum from the Twin Cities to different states across the nation. On episode 3 of We Form...
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Who Are You Without Your Title?
Who are you without your title? Who are you when you put your title down? Does your title bring you entitlement? Should athletes only be athletes and stay out of politics? On episode 2 of We Form The Future, we hear from Erick Goodlow and Charles Moss Jr, best friends and radio hosts of Soul...
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Professor and Abolitionist Jason Sole
WE FORM THE FUTURE is a new podcast and radio program aired on WFNU Frogtown Community Radio, that is meant to empower Black Voices and our community. On our very first episode we hear from professor and abolitionist Jason Sole. Jason Marque Sole is a formerly incarcerated abolitionist. He has…
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