Sky Is Black

SKY IS BLACK - Episode #21

BC and Anton welcome John Hervey of Beyond Time Comics, and discuss BLCK VC, children’s books, and the power of authentic storytelling.

Sky Is Black

SKY IS BLACK - Episode #20

Anton and BC welcome Edmund Otubuah from Seed at the Table, and discuss Slauson&Co., the African Union, and a new report from BLCK VC.

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SKY IS BLACK - Episode #19

BC and Anton discuss LEGOS, the Black Artist and Designers Guild, and a few of the artists they expect to be in the Wakanda National Art Museum.

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SKY IS BLACK - Episode #18

BC and Anton discuss the Millionaire Mastermind Academy, the truth about Thomas Jefferson, and the new education platform www.reconstruction.us.

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SKY IS BLACK - Episode #17

Anton and BC discuss vegan hair extensions, fake medicine in Africa, and Martin Luther King’s contribution to the Star Trek franchise.

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SKY IS BLACK - Episode #16

Anton and BC discuss the Museum of the African Diaspora, why African languages matter, and how soon we might actually see a real-world Wakanda.

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SKY IS BLACK - Episode #15

BC and Anton discuss Ethiopian Christmas, Sheba’s Jewels, and where exactly, on earth, Wakanda will manifest.

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SKY IS BLACK - Episode #14

Anton and BC discuss responsible spending, Ben and Jerry’s ice cream, and their new companion podcast, Year of Ujamaa.

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SKY IS BLACK - Episode #13

In this episode, BC and Anton discuss white supremacist terminology, how “African” African-Americans are, and Anton’s newfound love for Kwanzaa.

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SKY IS BLACK - Episode #12

BC and Anton welcome Kristin Little and Alexia Brown from the Peachtree Minority Venture Fund, and discuss Elon Musk, the Black Comic Book Festival, and what to do with the soon-to-be melted Robert E. Lee monument.

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SKY IS BLACK - Episode #11

Anton and BC have a Zoom chat about Christmas songs, the new DAIR institute, and where to shop in Wakanda.

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SKY IS BLACK - Episode #10

Anton and BC discuss Ai-da the poetic robot, living a meaningful life, and how to be a useful ally. ‘Although not alive, I can still create art’ — A robot artist named Ai-Da, created by Aidan Meller, spoke to members of UK Parliament to explain how AI could impact the creative

Sky Is Black

SKY IS BLACK - Episode #9

BC and Anton discuss chagaccinos, the Black and Missing Foundation, and their upcoming podcast, Year of Ujamaa.

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SKY IS BLACK - Episode #8

Anton and BC discuss Afrochella, the Student Freedom Initiative, and preserving Black mental health.

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SKY IS BLACK - Episode #7

In this episode, Anton and BC discuss intelligent NFTs, Ghanian architect David Adjaye, and the necessity of racially conscious health care.

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SKY IS BLACK - Episode #6

Anton and BC discuss singularity, Facebook’s metaverse, and the “inevitable” confrontation between humanity and artificial intelligence.

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SKY IS BLACK - Episode #5

Anton and BC salute TED, the MET, Team Genius Squad, and the NAACP.

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SKY IS BLACK -Episode #4

Anton and BC discuss deep fakes, Henrietta Lacks, and doomsday vaccine conspiracies.

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SKY IS BLACK -Episode #3

Anton and BC discuss avatar supermodels, stolen African art, and stained glass at the Washington National Cathedral.

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SKY IS BLACK - Episode #2

Anton and BC discuss Facebook, Nike, and Black tech news.

Sky Is Black

SKY IS BLACK - Episode #1

Heads up, everybody. Here we go!

RECOLLECT

RECOLLECT - Episode #8

Natasha Henry is president of the Ontario Black History Society, and the author of several titles, including Emancipation Day: Celebrating Freedom in Canada, and Talking About Freedom: Celebrating Emancipation Day in Canada, among others. She is also the steward of a new research project entitled “One Too Many” - a

RECOLLECT

RECOLLECT - Episode #7

Graham Hodges is professor of History and Africana & Latin American Studies at Colgate University. He is the author of several titles, including Black New Jersey from Rutgers University Press, The Marion Thompson Wright Reader from Rutgers Press, Pretends to Be Free from Routledge Press, Slavery, Freedom, and Culture among

RECOLLECT

RECOLLECT - Episode #6

Warren Milteer is Assistant Professor of History at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and the author of North Carolina’s Free People of Color, 1715-1885 (LSU Press, 2020), and his most recent work, Beyond Slavery’s Shadow: Free People of Color in the South (UNC Press, 2021). In

RECOLLECT

RECOLLECT - Episode #5

She is making waves and making a difference. Get to know Neo Griot, Kavon Ward, in this special edition of RECOLLECT. Never forget. Never, ever forget...who we are.