Today Sheri and Carol get back on air with Municipal Mania/RVA Dirt ladies – Melissa and Fran – to discuss the Virginia Democratic Primary. Can you believe it?
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River City Limits presents:
Its another sunny Saturday here in the river city! Hope you all have a wonderful Juneteenth and can enjoy listening to this playlist!
Love,
Jess
Jessica McLean River City Limits June 19th, 2021
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Women & Politics presents:
Atima Omara returns to talk women and politics with Sheri Shannon. Atima is the President & Chief Strategist of Omara Strategy Group which provides strategic consulting to candidates and organizations centering women and people of color in their work. She works on ensuring clients create winning political campaigns and build stronger advocacy organizations
Atima Omara is working towards a more reflective and representative democracy through progressive political strategy, leadership, and grassroots advocacy. Named to Ebony Magazine’s “Power 100” and Jet Magazine’s “40 Under 40” lists. An engaging speaker, Atima has provided political commentary on CNN, MSNBC, PBS, and regularly presents at conferences. She’s written for the American Prospect, Politico, Ebony, The Lily, and has been quoted in The Washington Post, The Atlantic, TIME, among others.
Since 2003, Atima has worked for a Virginia Governor, multiple Democratic candidates, labor, progressive organizations, and trained activists and candidates across the country. She is an expert in electoral campaigns, especially turning out hard to reach voters, issue advocacy and fundraising.
Atima earned her BA from the University of Virginia and her MPA from George Mason University. She lives in Northern Virginia.
You can follow Atima on Twitter at @atima_omara
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Carol Olson Women & Politics June 17th, 2021
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Tags: #womenleaders, AtimaOmara, SheriShannon, virginiapolitics, womenandpolitics
Welcome to today’s Tea! Tea Time is a show wherein three people of color interrupt the white, heteronormative media landscape. Each week will bring you stories relevant to our community and will dissect them through the lens of our intersectional identities. We will also spotlight mutual aid groups here in Richmond that are decolonizing systems of oppression. Join us the second and fourth Mondays of the month at noon.
Hosts are: Shauntelle Hammonds, Jamie Osorio, Justice Smith
Producer: Jenn Gallienne
Jenn Gallienne June 14th, 2021
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Monday Breakfast Blend – Women Art Revolution presents:
On today’s show, I play protest music, because the protest never ends.
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Carol Olson Monday Breakfast Blend – Women Art Revolution June 14th, 2021
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Mr. Dad’s Storytime presents:
Pride Month is a beautiful opportunity to teach your kids about what it means to be LGBTQIA+, the history behind the month-long celebration, and to have some fun while you’re at it. This month I will be reading books to help kids understand just a bit more. Mr. Dad loves you all!
Mario Brown Mr. Dad’s Storytime June 13th, 2021
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POP Goes The World! presents:
enzo POP Goes The World! June 11th, 2021
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This interview was previously aired on Women and Politics
Today co-hosts Sheri Shannon and Carol Olson bring on guests: Stephanie Lynch, councilwomen of the 5th district; Rachelle Hunley, Manager of Bridging the Gap at VCU; and LaToya S. Gray, creator of Planned Destruction to talk about housing issues in Richmond. Discussion centers on the issues of homelessness in the city and the impact of red-lining and it’s contribution to the poverty and homelessness of the African-American community most specifically. Stephanie Lynch brings her experience in working within city government to attempt to make change, Rachelle and Carol bring their experience in working with victims of violence in our city and how violence and homelessness intersect, and LaToya describes her work on examining the history of land ownership, valuation and development in the City of Richmond and the maps used to destroy black communities.
Today’s show is part 1 with part 2 to air next week.
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Carol Olson June 11th, 2021
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Women & Politics presents:
Follow our host and producer at @sherishannon27 and @carololson
Follow our show on our social media on twitter – @womenpoliticsva, facebook, and our blog – look for womenpoliticsva
Carol Olson Women & Politics June 10th, 2021
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River City Limits presents:
Hour 1
Stefan Girardet – Chemical Sky
DUST – Bravado
Ant The Symbol (feat. Giant) – The Spirit (radio edit)
Andy Jenkins – Dawn On
Jared Jones – Flirted With You All My Life (Vic Chesnutt song)
Faceship – Hangar 11
Fight Cloud – Glass Symphony
FM Skyline – Dream Machine
Big No – Make Money and Die
Big Fundamental – Killing Knife
Mensrea – Twenty Minutes Til
Armwood – Melonite Kingdom
Appalling – Paradise Defiler
Book of Wyrms – Keinehora
Hour 2
Ronan Chris Murphy – Horse, Zanthus
Demons – Slow Burn
PJ Sykes – Stardust
The J.O.B. – Criminal
Gold Connections – Confession
Lightmare – Chanson de Peur
Post Sixty Five – Crowdsurfing
Trey Batts – Plastic
Jeremy D. Simmons – This Time
Sam Reed – Never Alone
Prabir Trio – Light Up In The Name Of Love
Sincerely, Iris – Carry The Fire
Gabe Churray – Bird Battery
smack River City Limits June 10th, 2021
Posted In: Blogging, Local, Music, Music Shows, Website
Welcome to today’s Tea! Tea Time is a show wherein three people of color interrupt the white, heteronormative media landscape. Each week will bring you stories relevant to our community and will dissect them through the lens of our intersectional identities. We will also spotlight mutual aid groups here in Richmond that are decolonizing systems of oppression. Join us the second and fourth Mondays of the month at noon.
Hosts are: Shauntelle Hammonds, Jamie Osorio, Justice Smith
Producer: Jenn Gallienne
Jenn Gallienne June 7th, 2021
Posted In: Local, Music, Music Shows, News