Τα καλύτερα Representation podcast (2025)

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Sports Representation: Exploitation of African Athletes in European and American Sports 13:15

23h ago13:15

13:15

For decades, African athletes have been among the world’s best, dominating global sports like football, basketball, athletics, and boxing. Their immense talent and skill have contributed significantly to the international sports landscape. But despite their success, many African athletes face systemic exploitation in European and American sports in…

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The Six Triple Eight 1:16:24

13d ago1:16:24

1:16:24

Hello listeners – we are BACK in the studio after a bit of hiatus! It’s Jackie McGriff, your host on today’s podcast episode where we’re diving into the film, The Six Triple Eight! In the studio today, we have Bryan and Tam Little. Bryan Little is a producer and founder of DREAMINCOLOR International Creator Sessions, a monthly virtual gathering tha…

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Western Aid vs. African Solutions: Dependency or Development? 13:41

8d ago13:41

13:41

In many cases, foreign aid to Africa has fueled corruption rather than alleviated poverty. The influx of large sums of aid money into African countries without sufficient accountability and transparency mechanisms has led to widespread mismanagement and embezzlement of funds. Corrupt officials and political elites often use aid funds for personal g…

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The Role of Corruption in Africa’s Marginalization. 15:15

11d ago15:15

15:15

Corruption remains one of the most significant barriers to Africa’s development and continues to play a crucial role in its marginalization on the global stage. Weak governance structures, lack of accountability, and entrenched political patronage have allowed foreign corporations and governments to extract immense wealth from Africa with minimal b…

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The Economic Disadvantage—Africa’s Struggle for Fair Trade. 13:47

15d ago13:47

13:47

One of Africa's most significant challenges in global trade is the imposition of unfair trade agreements. Many African nations enter deals with Western powers or multinational corporations that set conditions that prioritize foreign interests over the local economies of African countries. Take, for example, the African Growth and Opportunity Act (A…

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Personal Experiences - From the UN to VOA 13:59

18d ago13:59

13:59

This experience at the UN and VOA gave me deep insights into how Africa is perceived in decision-making spaces. In international institutions, the overarching view of Africa is often one of dependency rather than agency. The continent is constantly framed as a region in perpetual need of aid, intervention, and external governance. This perception, …

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Media Representation—Who Tells Africa’s Story? 12:47

22d ago12:47

12:47

Why has Western media held such dominance in telling Africa’s story? To answer this, we need to understand the historical context. During the colonial era, Western media outlets were used as tools to justify imperialist interventions, portraying Africa as uncivilized and in need of European guidance. As time passed, that narrative evolved but remai…

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Conflict Resolution—Why Are African Wars Solved by Outsiders? 14:00

26d ago14:00

14:00

Western powers often prefer interventions that align with their own geopolitical interests. In many cases, Western countries—through media and diplomatic channels—present African institutions as incapable of managing conflicts, thereby justifying foreign-led missions. This narrative of African inefficiency and weakness contributes to the continued …

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International Institutions: Where is Africa’s Voice? 12:33

29d ago12:33

12:33

Despite being a continent of 54 nations, Africa has historically been underrepresented in major international institutions, particularly the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the World Bank. These institutions play a pivotal role in shaping global security, economic policies, and development strategi…

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Political Decision-Making—Who Speaks for Africa? 13:10

1M ago13:10

13:10

The political landscape in Africa is still deeply entangled with Western interests, former colonial ties, and foreign lobbying efforts. While these forces continue to shape decision-making, African nations have the power to redefine their political futures. By prioritizing African-led governance frameworks, strengthening regional cooperation, and f…

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The Colonial Legacy: How Africa Was Cut Out from the Start 12:01

1M ago12:01

12:01

The Colonial Legacy: How Africa Was Cut Out from the Start. It’s a topic that speaks directly to the heart of Africa's ongoing struggle for self-determination and global representation. For centuries, Africa has faced the consequences of a colonial system designed to strip the continent of its wealth, power, and autonomy. Colonial rule didn’t just …

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A Seat at the Table: Africa’s Struggle for Representation 1:18

1M ago1:18

1:18

In this powerful podcast, we’ll dive deep into Africa’s fight for representation, justice, and empowerment on the global stage. From diplomacy to economics, education to sports, we’ll explore how Africa can reclaim its rightful position globally. A Seat at the Table is more than just a podcast—it's a movement. It is available on all platforms and i…

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The Power of Community 11:11

4M ago11:11

11:11

In this episode, we explore the power of community in running. We discuss how running groups like Muevete Chingona create space for Latina runners to feel seen and celebrated. Through personal stories and guest insights, we highlight how these communities provide motivation, accountability, and joy. Whether finding or starting your own group, we en…

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Being Black in America: Part 2 1:04:55

5M ago1:04:55

1:04:55

Hello listeners! It’s Jackie McGriff, your host on today’s podcast episode where we’re diving into our film, Being Black in America with more of our storytellers. Yes, this is PART TWO! If you haven’t already listened to Part 1, please go do so. You can catch that episode and all of our other podcast episodes anywhere that you get your podcasts. If…

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Intersectionality in Running and the Story of Lorena Ramirez 10:00

5M ago10:00

10:00

In Episode 2 of Race for Representation, we dive into intersectionality in running, exploring how identities like race, gender, and ability shape unique challenges and opportunities. We also highlight the inspiring story of Lorena Ramírez, a Tarahumara ultrarunner who competes in traditional attire, celebrating authenticity and cultural pride. Fina…

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Redefining runners 11:46

6M ago11:46

11:46

We break down stereotypes and redefine what it means to be a runner. For too long, the image of a runner has been narrow. But Latinas and runners of color have always been here, pushing boundaries and making waves. We dive into representation theory, hear from Latina runners, and explore how they're reshaping the sport. Visit race4representation.co…

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New Podcast Coming Soon! 1:27

7M ago1:27

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Race for Representation is dedicated to increasing visibility and representation for Latina runners. Emily Tomimitsu provides a glimpse into what listeners can expect each week—from the history of Latinas in media to stories that are reshaping the running industry. Follow @emilytomimitsu on Instagram to connect.…

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Trusted North Carolina Federal Appeal Attorneys – Contact Brownstone Law for Expert Representation 1:16

8M ago1:16

1:16

If you are in need of experienced North Carolina federal appeal attorneys, Brownstone Law offers dedicated and knowledgeable legal representation before the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. Our firm specializes in both civil and criminal appellate cases, including federal crime appeals, healthcare fraud, and white-collar crimes. Our attorneys posse…

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Being Black in America 1:08:06

9M ago1:08:06

1:08:06

On today’s podcast episode, we get into one of our very own films, Being Black in America. This is the first time we’re doing this on the podcast – the first of many episodes where we interview folks involved in our productions. Being Black in America is our latest short documentary film where we show an array of different thoughts and attitudes be…

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Monkey Man w/Kristen Seversky and Punches & Popcorn 57:19

10M ago57:19

57:19

JACKIE MCGRIFF and KRISTEN SEVERSKY, one of the most prominent voices for film, tech, and social justice in our community join the Punches and Popcorn team for an exciting talk about Monkey Man, a thrilling new film by Dev Patel!Από τον Our Voices Project LLC

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Frybread Face and Me 1:11:51

1y ago1:11:51

1:11:51

Frybread Face and Me is a 2023 American coming-of-age drama film written and directed by Billy Luther. It follows the story of a young boy named Benny who comes from San Diego to spend the summer with his Navajo “Dine” grandmother on her reservation in Arizona. There he meets and bonds with his cousin Frybread Face, and the film explores their fami…

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We Took A Year Off. Here's What We've Been Up To! 27:35

1y ago27:35

27:35

It's been a full year since our last podcast recording and, in this episode, we talk about all of the life changes happening and all of the projects and events that we've been working on with Our Voices Project ever since. You can view information about all of our films at www.ourvoicesproject.com/projects. We are happy to announce that 3 of our fi…

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Announcing the Lunchador Podcast Network! 22:14

1y ago22:14

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Announcing the Lunchador Podcast Network!Lunchador co-founders Matt Austin and Chris Lindstrom talk about the new Lunchador Podcast Network, bringing you the best in arts, culture and more from Western NY! www.lunchador.orgΑπό τον Our Voices Project LLC

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Latinx Representation and The Legacy of Edward James Olmos 1:18:08

2y ago1:18:08

1:18:08

Jason Barber, Cuban American educator and artist, joins the podcast to discuss the legacy of actor, activist and LEGEND Edward James Olmos and Latinx representation in discussing the films: Mi Familia, El Norte, Selena, Zoot Suit, and The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez. Jason Barber is a Cuban American educator and artist with over a decade of experienc…

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Indian Horse 1:13:31

2+ y ago1:13:31

1:13:31

Indian Horse is the story of Saul Indian Horse, a young Canadian First Nations boy who survives the Canadian Indian residential school system in the 1970s to become a star hockey player. The film is based on the novel of the same name by Richard Wagamese. Indian Horse stars Sladen Peltier, Forrest Goodluck, and Ajuawak Kapashesit who all portray Sa…

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Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 49:40

2+ y ago49:40

49:40

We're still recovering from all that is this incredible sequel to Black Panther. Consider Our Voices Project a part of your support group. Wakanda Forever is the sequel to Black Panther that tells the story of the Wakanda royal family picking up the pieces felt after King T’challa’s death, a tribute in honor and memory of the late Chadwick Boseman.…

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The Woman King 58:18

2+ y ago58:18

58:18

A movie about Black women warriors starring Viola Davis? We're HERE FOR IT so let's talk about it! This is the first episode to feature the entire Our Voices Project team - Jackie McGriff, Deborah Alvarez, Courtney Shouse, and Annalisa Rogers! The Woman King tells the story of the Agojie, the all-woman warrior unit that protected the West African k…

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Sugar 43:01

2+ y ago43:01

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We hosted our first LIVE, in-person podcast episode after the screening of the film, Sugar, at The Little Theatre on Thursday, August 18, 2022. The recording was provided by The Little Theatre staff. Sugar is a 2008 drama about 19-year-old Miguel “Sugar” Santos (Algenis Perez Soto) who dreams of winning a slot on an American baseball team. His tale…

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Moonlight 47:06

2+ y ago47:06

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We discuss the film "Moonlight." Moonlight is a drama released back in 2016 starring Trevante Rhodes, Mahershala Ali, Ashton Sanders, and Naomi Harris. The story follows Chiron and looks at three defining chapters in his life as a young Black man growing up in Miami. His journey to manhood is guided by the kindness, support, and love of the communi…

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Passing 42:31

3y ago42:31

42:31

We discuss the movie, Passing, sexuality, relationships, racism, and the MULTIPLE layers that this film touches. Passing is a period drama released in 2021 starring Tessa Thompson (Sylvie’s Love, Sorry to Bother You, Thor: Ragnorok, Thor: Love and Thunder) and Ruth Negga (Loving, AMC TV series Preacher). Set in New York City in the 1920s, a woman’s…

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Fast Color 33:27

3y ago33:27

33:27

We discuss Fast Color, motherhood, family, trauma, and whether or not this film flips the "magical negro" stereotype on its head. Fast Color is a science fiction drama released back from 2018 starring Gugu Mbatha-Raw (Belle, Concussion, Loki). The film is directed by Julia Hart. After her special abilities are discovered, Ruth is on the run and has…

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Attack the Block 40:07

3y ago40:07

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We discussed what we loved about Attack the Block, the intersection of race and class, and other themes brought throughout the film. Attack the Block is a 2011 sci-fi comedy directed by Joe Cornish. Moses (John Boyega) leads a group of South London teenagers facing off against aliens to defend their neighborhood. The film also guest stars Jodie Whi…

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The Harder They Fall 1:58:24

3y ago1:58:24

1:58:24

This was originally recorded via Zoom as part of our event series and now podcast series, Representation in Cinema. We discussed what we loved about The Harder They Fall, different themes, and the real, Black historical figures depicted in the film. The Harder They Fall is a 2021 western directed by Jeymes Samuel about Nat Love, an outlaw (Jonathan…

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The Literature of Absolute War - Transnationalism and WWII 47:40

4+ y ago47:40

47:40

Professor Nil Santiáñez discusses absolute war, total war, and the literature of WWII with Anders Engberg-Pedersen. In this conversation Professor Nil Santiáñez discusses absolute war, total war, and the literature of WWII with Anders Engberg-Pedersen, Professor of Comparative Literature, Syddansk Universitet.…

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The First World War, India and Empire 36:14

5y ago36:14

36:14

Professor Santanu Das discusses the complexity of commemoration, the messiness of history and the role of scholarly emotion with Kate McLoughlin.Από τον Kate McLoughlin, Santanu Das

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America’s War Culture since 9/11 29:12

5y ago29:12

29:12

In this episode associate professor Patrick Deer discusses his forthcoming book We Are All Embedded: Understanding America’s War Culture since 9/11. This book explores contemporary US war culture and focuses in particular on literature, film and media from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Patrick Deer has previously published a number of articles …

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Will War still need us? What Future for Agency in War? 25:48

5+ y ago25:48

25:48

Will War still need us? What Future for Agency in War? - an interview with Christopher Coker Professor Christopher Coker discusses why humans are likely to retain control and agency in future wars, even as machines become increasingly autonomous and capable of making decisions that affect life and death. Solveig Gade, the interviewer, is Professor …

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The Age of Amok - an interview with Joseph Vogl 25:14

5+ y ago25:14

25:14

Professor Joseph Vogl discusses the phenomenon of ‘amok’ with Anders Engberg-Pedersen. Professor Joseph Vogl discusses the phenomenon of ‘amok’ and the relation between mass shootings, warfare, and new forms of governmental power in American postwar society. Joseph Vogl is Professor of Literature, Culture, and Media at the Humboldt-Universität in B…

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Philosophy and Nuclear War - an interview with Elaine Scarry 33:43

5+ y ago33:43

33:43

Professor Scarry and Jens Bjering discuss philosophy and nuclear war. Professor Scarry discusses how the prerogative of the United States executive to order a nuclear attack upsets not only traditional checks on the waging of war, but has severely upended U.S. democracy and constitutionality in toto. Elaine Scarry is the Walter M. Cabot Professor o…

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War, Aesthetics, Politics – an interview with Vivienne Jabri 23:13

5+ y ago23:13

23:13

Professor Vivienne Jabri discusses the relationship between war, aesthetics and politics in relation to contemporary warfare with Christine Strandmose Toft. In this episode Professor Vivienne Jabri discusses the relationship between war, aesthetics and politics in relation to contemporary warfare, and she argues that the tendency to represent war a…

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Media representations of Muslim women 19:44

6y ago19:44

19:44

1) The power relation of men and women in Islam 2) Muslim women in politics 3) Muslim women in fashion

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