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JARO Podcast: Alicia D. Williams Discusses Powerful Debut Novel ‘Genesis Begins Again.’

In the latest episode of JARO’s Podcast, Tomeka M. Winborne had the pleasure of speaking with debut novelist and 2019 Kirkus Prize Finalist Alicia D. Williams about her acclaimed book Genesis Begins Again. The hour-long conversation details Williams’ early writing process and the novel’s plot. Williams takes listeners through a

JARO Podcast: Producers And Cast Of ‘Godfather Of Harlem’ Share Their Journey

In the latest episode of JARO’s podcast, Tomeka M. Winborne and PVIFF’s co-founder Len Gibson have a brief conversation with the executive producers and cast of EPIX’ new series, Godfather of Harlem. Featuring the series’ producers James Acheson and Markuann Smith, along with cast members Antoinette Crowe-Legacy and Nigel Thatch,

The DeVoe’s Discuss The Joy Of Being New Parents, Upcoming Music, And More On JARO’s Podcast

In Episode 205 of JARO’s podcast, Tomeka M. Winborne had the honor of speaking with Ronnie and Shamari DeVoe to learn about the joy of being new parents to twin boys, how they became marriage ambassadors, and upcoming music from the power couple. Just two years ago, the DeVoe’s became

Kimberly Stephens Reflects On Her Journey As An Independent Filmmaker On JARO’s Podcast

In our latest episode of the JARO Original Podcast, Indianapolis-based filmmaker Kimberly Stephens spoke with Tomeka Winborne about her journey in the film industry. Stephens, who recently had her national acting and directing debut with the True First documentary series, weighs in on the challenges of being a filmmaker, future

Black History Storyteller Carolyn Evans Performs As Sojourner Truth And Harriet Tubman On JARO’s Podcast

Carolyn Evans, a professional Black history storyteller and actress, is bridging the gap between generations by continuing the tradition of storytelling. Growing up in New York, Evans discovered her love for storytelling as a young girl, when she would entertain her family with songs, stories, and dancing. As a young

Tracy K. Smith Reads And Reflects On Poetry In Her New Podcast “The Slowdown”

The United States Poet Laureate, Tracy K. Smith, has announced her upcoming podcast and radio show titled “The Slowdown.” By reading the works from American writers during her five-minute program, Smith will reinstate the power of poetry to listeners all across the country. It will explore how poetry aids in

LISTEN: W. Kamau Bell Discusses “Private School Negro” And Tracing His Ancestry

Comedian W. Kamau Bell recently sat down with Terry Gross from NPR’s “Fresh Air” to discuss his latest Netflix special, Private School Negro, along with Finding Kamau, a three-part docuseries that reflects upon Bell’s ancestry. In his new comedy special, Bell ruminates on being black in America and expresses his

Jaro Picks: The Ultimate Playlist Of Podcasts By People Of Color

In need of more podcasts to listen to by people of color? We’ve got you covered. The following podcast playlist, curated by us, features podcasts with you in mind. From insightful conversations about black history to more contemporary voices surrounding black culture, we’re certain that you will discover your next

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