Busy Being Black with Josh Rivers is the podcast exploring how we live in the fullness of our queer Black lives.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 4 days 9 hours 36 minutes
episode 126: Julian Joseph – Living Music
Jazz pianist Julian Joseph on how the art of improvisation animates music and life
episode 125: Elijah McKinnon – Becoming Undone
Elijah McKinnon on refusing to be bound by other people's labels and ideas, and their entitlement to softness
episode 124: D Smith – A Provocation for More
Kokomo City is an unapologetic and cutting analysis of Black culture and society at large that vibrates with energy, sex and hard-earned wisdom – and tenderness, intimacy and humour.
episode 123: Leon Benson – I'm Living Like I Died Before
The metaphysics of time, space and justice with Leon Benson, a lyricist and educator who spent 25 years in prison for a murder he did not commit
episode 122: Kenyon Farrow – A Modern Black History Hero
Writer and organiser Kenyon Farrow is fighting for better infrastructures of support for queer Black people vulnerable to and living with HIV. He trained as an actor before he pivoting to activism in response to the fault lines he saw emerging as gentrification, criminalisation and healthcare inequalities began to rock his personal and extended networks...
episode 121: Rikki Beadle-Blair – Yearning into Creation
Rikki Beadle-Blair is a Black national treasure whose persistent optimism is essential to his world-making creativity
episode 120: Farzana Khan – Extending Ourselves to Each Other's Aliveness
Farzana Khan is the tender titan leading the transformative work of Healing Justice London and her practice calls us to an embodied wholeness
episode 119: Mikael Owunna – I Have Magic to Work
Multimedia artist and engineer Mikael Owunna on Blackness as divine cosmic principle and transforming our collective consciousness
episode 118: Rahim Thawer – Sexuality and the Imprint of Shame
Psychotherapist and social worker Rahim Thawer on dismantling shame and nurturing innovative queer relationships
episode 117: Emily Aboud – Splintered
Theatre and film director Emily Aboud on the intersections and similarities of art and science and telling the stories of queer women with joy and laughter