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 95: Da'Shaun L. Harrison – Belly of the Beast
Abolitionist and theorist Da'Shaun Harrison on the connection between anti-fatness and anti-Blackness, diet culture as a tool of social control and thinking beyond abolition.
episode 96: Da'Shaun L. Harrison – An Invitation to Pleasure
In this bonus episode, Da'Shaun and I explore the erotic and how we might engage a world-ending intimacy.
episode 94: Zinzi Minott – Ancestral Interference
Zinzi Minott is a dancer, filmmaker and artist exploring ideas of commemoration, abolition and ancestral interference
episode 93: Shrouk El-Attar – The Dancing Queer
Shrouk El-Attar is an engineer, performer artist and activist for refugee rights in the UK and for LGBTQ rights in her native Egypt.
episode 92: Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley – Knowing Where to Dig
Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley is the creator of Black Trans Archive, a game designer, archivist and artist
episode 91: Raven Gill – The Bajan Butterfly
Community organiser and activist Raven Gill on fighting for the rights of trans and non-binary Bajans
episode 89: Robert Jones, Jr. – The Prophets
Author Robert Jones, Jr. discusses his New York Times best-selling debut novel, The Prophets
episode 90: Robert Jones, Jr. reads "New Covenant" from The Prophets
Author Robert Jones, Jr. reads an excerpt from his New York Times best-selling debut novel, The Prophets
episode 88: Edafe Okporo – My Brother's Keeper
Activist and author Edafe Okporo on the reality of the so-called American Dream, the importance of Black pleasure and his refusal to participate in the spectacle of Black death
episode 87: Frank Mugisha and Lady Phyll – Live at Black Tech Fest 2021
Lady Phyll and Frank Mugisha on utilising social media to fight for LGBTQ human rights, at Black Tech Fest 2021