All Episodes
Afropolitan Dialogues — 67 episodes
Episode 67 — Digital erasure and the fight to remember with Eddy (DaOriginalOne) David
Episode 66 — Windrush in Canada: Wendy Vincent on preserving the stories that shaped Black Commonwealth life
Episode 65 — An abandoned crisis: Canada's Secretary of State on Sudan's fourth year of war
Episode 64 — Allison Edwards-Crewe: Triple threat, fully embodied
Episode 63 — Rebuilding the bridge: Truth, accountability, and care in Ontario’s social work and social service work
Episode 62 — Soul, storytelling, and Divine Brown’s UnCovered journey
Episode 61 — Caribbean Flamingo: Reequal Smith on dance, resilience, and cultural reclamation
Episode 60 — Full circle: d’bi.young anitafrika on 20 years of the Sankofa Trilogy
Episode 59 — Finding voice and joy: Mary Antonini on Blues for an Alabama Sky
Episode 58 — R.T. Thorne’s 40 Acres: Reimagining the future through ancestral memory
Episode 57 — Bridging the digital divide with Eric McRae
Episode 56 — Inside ‘A Glimpse of Quincy’: Larnell Lewis on curating a tribute to a legend
Episode 55 — Melanie Fiona: The power of saying yes to your journey
Episode 54 — Shedding expectations: Vanessa Sears on redefining strength in solo performance
Episode 53 — Amplifying Black Canadian voices: A conversation with Michelle Joseph
Episode 52 — Olympic FOMO: Mark & Jem bring you all the tea from Paris
Episode 51 — Telling stories about people who look like me
Episode 50 — Giving yourself over to your art
Episode 49 — Revolutionizing Shakespeare: Stephen Jackman-Torkoff on the bold interpretation of Richard II at Stratford
Episode 48 — Black on trial: The journey of tackling tokenism in theatre
Episode 47 — From Detroit to Stratford: Sam White on her creative journey and directing "Wedding Band"
Episode 46 — Playing Rent at Stratford
Episode 45 — Being enough as a Black storyteller
Episode 44 — My kinky hair on stage at Stratford
Ahmed Hussen on addressing Canada's housing crisis
Episode 42 — Talking about Emancipation
Episode 41 — Black love on stage at Stratford
Episode 40 — A Chicago production for our time
Episode 39 — To be or not to be traditional
Episode 38 — Answering the call of journalism
Episode 37 — Building a global community for Black professionals
Episode 36 — Capturing the soul of Scarborough through art
Episode 35 — Breaking down barriers through entrepreneurship
Episode 34 — Supporting Black creators on YouTube
Episode 33 — On reclaiming the Black beauty ideal
Episode 32 — Confronting HIV/AIDS stigma in Ontario's Black community
Episode 31 – Using television for social change and enlightenment
Episode 30 — Doing the right thing at Uber
Episode 29 — The BOF's Craig Wellington on serving the intersection of Canada's Black communities
Episode 28 — RACE AGAINST TIME: The Politics of a Darkening America
Episode 27 — Oscar Peterson: Black + White
Episode 26 — Who are you writing this play for?
Episode 25 — What's cooking with Chefs Kareema and Noel
Episode 24 — Haiti at the crossroads of history
Episode 23 — Behind the scenes at Afrofest
Episode 22 — On using the power of film to change the narrative
Episode 21 — TESSEL: Celebrating Black victories through dance
Episode 20 — Where are you from? A Black Canadian's search for identity through discovering her African roots
Episode 19 — Building a Black arts space for Canada
Episode 18 — Community empowerment through the Black Opportunity Fund
Episode 17 — Keeping arts & culture alive during the pandemic
Episode 16 — Dance for the people
Episode 15 — Before the Black Lives Matter movement
Episode 14 — Actor Tristan D. Lalla on doing what you love
Episode 13 — Africa is not a country and nor is its music
Episode 12 — Kenneth Montague and curators on wedging a space for African-Canadian visual artists
Episode 11 — Mark Beckles on preparing Canadian youth for the future of work
Episode 10 — Odeen Eccleston from HGTV Canada’s Hot Market
Episode 9 — A conversation with Angela Britto, executive director of the Regent Park Film Festival
Episode 8 — Tonya Williams on the 19th ReelWorld Film Festival
Episode 7 — Jimmy Jean-Louis: The Haitian unplugged
Episode 6 — OCAD's Dori Tunstall on decolonizing design education
Episode 5 — Jenny Okonkwo: Mentoring black female accounting professionals
Episode 4 — Anne-Marie Woods: How Black History saved my life
Episode 3 — A conversation with Ashley McKenzie-Barnes
Episode 2 — An interview with Mumbi Tindyebwa Otu, the director of Ma Rainey's Black Bottom
Episode 1 — An interview with Holla Jazz artistic director Natasha Powell