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Join SunAh, University of Memphis professor, author, goal setting coach, and coffee lover, as she catches up with experts from across the country, who are investigating our most pressing soc...
Episode Notes While We Were Burning is a domestic thriller set in Memphis examining the intersection of race, class, and female friendship,...
Episode Notes When was the first time you saw yourself represented on screen? An actor or actress who looked like you? For better or worse,...
Episode Notes Currently there are over 22 million Asians across the US representing a range of ethnic groups originating in East Asia, South...
Episode Notes A key part of Memphis history is its role in the Civil Rights Movement, particularly with the Sanitation Workers Strike that b...
Episode Notes Episode Notes We spend a lot of our time on the road, commuting to work, running errands, meeting up with friends and family....
Episode Notes Memphis goes by many names – Home of the Blues, BBQ Capital, and the Bluff City. The last one a reference to our location on t...
Episode Notes “Boys don’t cry.” “Man up.” “Emotions are a sign of weakness.” These common sayings shape how we think about emotions, who can...
Episode Notes I love a good cup of coffee, but if I'm being honest, I never really gave much thought to where my coffee came from or the his...
Episode Notes May is Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month, a nationally recognized heritage month established in 1992 to celebra...
Episode Notes This year I had the honor of moderating a panel conversation at SXSW featuring Dominic Lawson, Leta McCollough Seletzky, and C...
Episode Notes Around the world, coffee is part of countless cultures’ daily routine. Perhaps your day starts with brewing a cup at home or g...
Episode Notes Today is a special feature - a panel conversation I organized for SXSW featuring creatives discussing how to maintain your cre...
Episode Notes This month Let’s Grab Coffee features conversation with Dominic Lawson, host and creator of the award-winning Black Is America...
Episode Notes This month Let’s Grab Coffee features conversation with Dominic Lawson, host and creator of the award-winning Black Is America...
Episode Notes This month Let’s Grab Coffee features conversation with Dominic Lawson, host and creator of the award-winning Black Is America...
Episode Notes This month Let’s Grab Coffee features conversation with Dominic Lawson, host and creator of the award-winning Black Is America...
Episode Notes Today’s episode of Let’s Grab Coffee is a special show featuring the Conversation Piece podcast with Patrick Armstrong. I’m si...
Episode Notes How is it that seemingly everyone – from liberals to conservatives, to celebrities, social media trolls, and your least favori...
Episode Notes It's the start of a new year, and unsurprisingly one of the most reported New Year Resolutions is fitness-related. According t...
Episode Notes Let’s Grab Coffee kicks off the new year with friend of the show, Dr. Justin K Dodson. As always, he gives us insightful quest...
Episode Notes We spend a lot of our time on the road, commuting to work, running errands, meeting up with friends and family. In fact, maybe...
Episode Notes Have you ever expensed a lunch that wasn’t solely a business meeting or maybe added a little extra time on your timesheet? If...
Episode Notes In the U.S., we consume about 1 billion gallons of wine annually. Whether you prefer reds, whites, pinks, or bubbles, do you k...
Episode Notes November is National Adoption Month, which adoptees have reclaimed as National Adoptee Awareness Month (NAAM). In honor of NAA...
Episode Notes November is National Adoption Month, which adoptees have reclaimed as National Adoptee Awareness Month (NAAM). In honor of NAA...
Episode Notes November is National Adoption Month, which adoptees have reclaimed as National Adoptee Awareness Month (NAAM). In honor of NAA...
Episode Notes November is National Adoption Month, which adoptees have reclaimed as National Adoptee Awareness Month (NAAM). In honor of NAA...
Episode Notes What does it mean to be trans? Cisgender? And why should we all use our pronouns as part of how we introduce ourselves? Isn’t...
Episode Notes The desire for success and achievement are part of our culture, a culture that tells us ambition is a virtue – to do more, to...
Episode Notes There’s more to food than just what’s on your plate. Food can be a weapon of suppression and a tool of resistance. In fact, fo...
Episode Notes In 1990, Congress passed the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a federal civil rights law banning discrimination against...
Episode Notes According to the US Census, the United States is home to more than 45 million immigrants, about 14% of the total US population...
Episode Notes Child welfare services, including adoption and foster care, are often framed around the “best interests of the child,” but who...
Episode Notes In the U.S. coffee is commonly associated with Starbucks, a daily pick-me-up taken on the go, or a fancy specialty coffee shop...
Episode Notes Doctors are trained to save the lives of countless patients but what happens when the person who needs saving is themselves? O...
Episode Notes Have you ever expensed a lunch that wasn’t solely a business meeting or maybe added a little extra time on your timesheet? If...
Episode Notes In the last few years, loss and grief have become a shared collective experience, particularly in the wake of the COVID19 pand...
Episode Notes Recent acts of racial violence are often explained aways as isolated incidents yet a longer view of our nation’s history provi...
Episode Notes SunAh revisits her conversation with Dr. Victor Ray about his book On Critical Race Theory: Why It Matters & Why You Should Ca...
Episode Notes What does it feel like to be visible and invisible, American and presumed foreigner, neither Black nor White? What does it fee...
Episode Notes Children often feel pressured to live up to their parents’ dreams, but for the children of immigrants this pressure is particu...
Episode Notes What are some key events, places, or people in Asian American history? If you struggle to come up with an answer, you’re not a...
Episode Notes Have you ever felt like you don't have enough energy, care, or motivation to continue with your daily tasks? That's burnout an...
Episode Notes Every day we are bombarded with messaging from media, advertisers, friends, and family about what our bodies should look like...
Episode Notes “Not everything that is faced can be changed. But nothing can be changed until it is faced,” wrote James Baldwin. In THE KNEEL...
Episode Notes From everyday social blunders to corporate scandals and social issues, denial is a common strategy used to address or rather i...
Episode Notes According to the United Nations Convention of the Rights of the Child, everyone has the right to identity, the right to know o...
Episode Notes “Anyone with an internet connection can be a propagandist.” Yes, that means you and me. If you don’t believe it – and trust me...
Episode Notes We all want to be believed, yet not everyone is believable. Criteria for credibility reflect cultural norms and our own desire...
Episode Notes This month Let’s Grab Coffee features conversation with Black Is America host and creator, Dominic Lawson. On today’s show, Do...