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In this episode we explore Death in American Culture and how that impacts African Americans over time. With the experience of death ever present, how has this affected our lives? Home has become a place of grievance. How do we build community in times such as these?
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In the second episode on our series we explore the narrative of Motherhood through the lens of , a mother and licensed nurse doula in HTX. In this episode we speak about the role of Design in homemaking and learn just how philosophical the idea of home is for a and begin to understand more fully what it means to create systems through Motherhood.
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Our segment on Black Storytelling starts off with the narrative of Secunda, radio host of Imagine a World on All Real Radio located in 3rd Ward Houston, TX. We think through timelessness of childhood and come across the question: why are children policed and what does that do to joy? As we work our way through memories of childhood as it existed in the past vs. childhood as it exists now we begin to realize that the constant is Motherhood. We wrap our conversation with some musing on the shared story and how important it is to American Culture.
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I am pleased to announce that I will be attending The School of the Art Institute of Chicago for my MFA in Designed Objects.

We all want a designed life.

In our final conversation on Black Creativity we speak to about how she understands creativity and what inspires her. In the conversation we look at how place and community informs creation, and how creativity links directly with the spiritual.

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Our families teach us our creativity X college doesn't teach you how

The second episode in our series on speaks to what type of student does well in a classical education model. We speak to about how classical African and Greek systems of education are built on the foundation of Creativity. And then follow up with about her relationship with creativity is foundational to her success.

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