最高の At The Intersection ポッドキャスト (2024)

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DigitalituM Podcast Episode 3 - Marek with Aidar Solutions- Technical Training in VR 1:03:21

1d ago1:03:21

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Send us a Text Message. DigitalituM Podcast Episode 3 - Marek with Aidar Solutions- Technical Training in VR Summary Marek Carbon, co-founder of AIDAR Solution, discusses their VR and AR training solutions for manufacturing. IDAR Skills is a no-code editor for VR training, allowing customers to create and customize their own VR training programs. I…

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Redefining Bravery and the Power of Failing Boldly with Eva zu Beck 1:01:48

23d ago1:01:48

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What drives someone to leave everything behind and seek out the wildest corners of the earth? In this episode of "Nomads at the Intersections," Noami sits down with Eva zu Beck, who left her corporate life in London for a world of daring adventures, inspiring millions on YouTube. Eva shares raw, unfiltered stories about her journey through identity…

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DigitalituM Podcast Episode 2 - Thomas with Visao - Visualization of 3D CAD models 45:52

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Send us a Text Message. Manufacturing has its challenges! Digital Transformation has its challenges! Welcome to the DigitalituM Podcast, where we delve into the intersection of manufacturing and digital transformation. Summary In this episode, Markus Rimmele interviews Thomas Paquin Lamontage, the founder and CEO of VISAO. This software company vis…

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Rewriting the Rules of Tarot and Self-Discovery with Elizabeth Su 41:11

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During a year of intense challenges, Elizabeth Su crafted a new compass - The Adventure Tarot. This episode peels back the layers of Elizabeth's transformative journey as a nomad - reclaiming her Asian-American identity in the midst of anti-Asian violence. From the turmoil, she found inspiration to create a tarot deck that expands our understanding…

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Finding My Path in Nature with Noami Grevemberg 23:00

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In the pilot episode of NATI Pod, host Noami Grevemberg takes you on a personal journey from a restrictive corporate job to a life of freedom and fulfillment on the road. Discover how nature became a source of healing and inspiration for her and how breaking away from societal norms led to a more authentic life in the world of vanlife and nomadic l…

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DigitalituM Podcast Episode 1 - Paul Sudar with Peakboard Americas - Dashboarding shopfloor data 37:44

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Send us a Text Message. Manufacturing has its challenges! Digital Transformation has its challenges! Welcome to the DigitalituM Podcast, where we delve into the intersection of manufacturing and digital transformation. Manufacturing, a cornerstone of our global economy, faces various challenges—from optimizing production processes to ensuring quali…

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The Trailer 1:16

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Ever wondered what it’s like to live on your own terms with the open road as your guide? Welcome to "Nomads at the Intersections" (NATI pod), where Noami Grevemberg dives into the lives of those daring to live differently. Noami brings you into the heart of her adventures and shares the diverse stories of others redefining freedom. Each episode sma…

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The Queen is dead. Long live post-monarchy. 58:23

2y ago58:23

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Brian & Marion are here with an emergency episode about the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the state of the British monarchy, and how Marion is processing all this as an American, British, and Nigerian citizen. They also get into how pop culture portrayals of “relatable royals” help perpetuate the public’s support of a monarchy that doesn’t need to e…

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Where The Teachers At? 1:01:59

2y ago1:01:59

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Brian & Marion get into the current state of public education and why teachers are leaving in droves. They also spend not nearly enough time singing Abbott Elementary's praises, and Brian manages to sneak in a history lesson because of course he does.

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The Charming Faces of American Exceptionalism 1:09:04

2y ago1:09:04

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Brian & Marion are back, baybee! And to kick off season 5, Brian is finally letting Marion run loose with her obsession over the relationship between Hollywood and the Pentagon, and her long-standing grudge against Jim Halpert. They also discuss Top Gun: Maverick's stunning (but not shocking) cultural dominance this summer, Chris Pratt's post-2017 …

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Redefining Health as a Public Good (live) 1:01:24

3+ y ago1:01:24

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Brian & Marion speak at UNC’s 42nd Minority Health Conference Body & Soul: The Past, Present, and Future of Health Activism, hosted by the Gillings School of Public Health’s Minority Health Caucus. They get into it with public health students about what the last year of COVID-19 and quarantine has revealed to us about our sense of collective respon…

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Episode 03: ATR & Black Feminism/Womanism 1:09:39

3+ y ago1:09:39

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In honor of Black Women's History Month, I am sharing a conversation between myself and two of my friends and comrades, taliba obuya and Zalika Ibaorimi, about African spirituality and how it shows up in our activism, specifically activism centered in Black feminism/womanism.

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Episode 02: The Relaunch! 51:49

3+ y ago51:49

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Join me as I relaunch the At the Crossroads: Intersections in African Spirituality in its new monthly format. In this episode, I will be sharing some product updates, talking about astrology, and answering listeners' questions about ATR.

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2021: Our Eyes on the Future, History's Eyes on Us 1:01:17

3+ y ago1:01:17

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Brian & Marion kick off season 4 with some visioning: what do we want to see in 2021? Put another way, what do we need to leave in 2020? Brian instantaneously breaks his off-mic promise to not talk about history, while Marion manages to keep herself from going on a thirst rant about the men of One Night in Miami. What we're reading: www.at-the-inte…

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Reimagining Environmentalism (with Leah Thomas) 1:11:11

3+ y ago1:11:11

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Leah Thomas is an intersectional environmental activist on a mission to dismantle systems of oppression in the environmental movement. Her personal platform @greengirlleah was born out of a space that lacked representation of Black people in the outdoors and spoke to her passion of getting people started on their environmental justice journey. Her …

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Normalize Unlearning (with Bree Contreras) 58:12

3+ y ago58:12

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Bree (they/them) is a 20-something-year-old Black Queer non-binary nomad. In 2020, they cut their corporate strings to begin a life centered on having full autonomy of their time and purpose. Hottie, their renovated vintage RV, is now home to Bree and their two giant dogs. Aside from imagining a world without white supremacy, they fill their time w…

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Tall Grass Food Box and a More Just Food System 1:08:08

3+ y ago1:08:08

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Brian and Marion are back with a Thanksgiving episode! Note: This episode was recorded in August 2020. Brian sits down with our friends Derrick Beasley, Gabrielle E.W. Carter, and Gerald Harris, the co-founders of Tall Grass Food Box, a CSA that distributes fresh produce from North Carolina's Black farmers to residents and restaurants around the Tr…

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Reclaiming Indigenous Sovereignty (with Wynne Weddell) 44:54

3+ y ago44:54

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Our first guest on Nomads at the Intersections podcast is Wynne Weddell, Native American of the Yankton Sioux Tribe. A hiker, nomad, and full-time beadwork artist - Wynne joins our host, Noami, for this in-person interview from the traditional lands of the Pascua Yaqui and Tohono O’odham in the Southwest. Listen as she shares her story of leaving h…

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Gene Demby and the Anti-Blackness of Black Exceptionalism 1:22:30

4y ago1:22:30

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Brian & Marion chop it up with Code Switch co-host and Philly boy Gene Demby about how Black people in predominantly white institutions metabolize white supremacy and anti-Blackness, and why so many "exceptional" Black people hold on to the idea that other Black people don't like them. They also get into how Kamala Harris's career won't save us, ho…

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Food Politics: You Are How You Eat 1:33:18

4y ago1:33:18

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Brian & Marion bring you a king-sized episode to talk all things food -- what cooking means to them, how access to food gets determined, policed, and stigmatized, and how Americans bring other cultures' food into their comfort zone. They also share their own cooking hashtags - #teniadetreats and #eatpangea - and favorite cooking tv shows. What we'r…

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Ep. 1 Introduction to the Crossroads 33:47

4y ago33:47

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This episode is the first full episode of At the Crossroads: Intersections in African Spirituality. We will have chance to dig in to some of our upcoming topics and I will share my own journey into African spirituality.

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The Normalization of America's Police State 1:24:17

4y ago1:24:17

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Brian & Marion get into the history of American's violent policing of Black people, and how Hollywood has happily served as law enforcement's PR firm for 70 years. They also talk through why defunding, not reform, is the only real solution. What we're reading: https://www.at-the-intersection.com/further-reading/what-were-reading-militarized-police…

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At The Crossroads: Intersections In African Spirituality (Trailer) 0:59

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Quarantine Check-in: How We're Livin 1:05:56

4+ y ago1:05:56

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Brian & Marion get back in the (Zoom) studio to catch up on life since they began quarantining. They talk murder hornets, The Last Dance, and the new Instagram club scene. There's also new merch - reparations hoodies!

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Jessamyn Stanley and Black Body Positivity 1:03:46

4+ y ago1:03:46

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Brian & Marion talk to yoga practitioner, author, and podcaster Jessamyn Stanley about body positivity and the aggressive policing of Black bodies. They also discuss how hard--and crucial--it is to build an inclusive yoga community without falling back into the consumerist, capitalist, and colonialist tropes that dominate so much of American yoga c…

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Burnout Hits Different When You're Black 52:26

4+ y ago52:26

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To ring in the new year, Brian & Marion get personal about their own experiences with that most millennial of conditions -- burnout. But oddly enough, most conversations about millennials and burnout have a very narrow, very white perspective on it...They also talk about how mental health can literally be life or death, and how policy can actually …

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Primaries, Electability, and Self-Fulfilling Prophecies 1:17:14

4+ y ago1:17:14

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Brian & Marion are BACK in the studio to talk about the already interminable 2020 election season and how primaries work. They also dive into the concept of "electability," which has come to mean "appealing to imaginary but somehow very important white folks." Also, the merch has dropped! Head to www.attheintersection.bigcartel.com to get a "how do…

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The Evolution of Voter Suppression 1:01:48

5y ago1:01:48

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Brian & Marion are back from their unscheduled hiatus with something light and frothy for the summer: voter suppression! They delve into the history of gerrymandering, current disenfranchisement, and the swindling of a Supreme Court seat. They also go on a hella tangent about hanging chads, so enjoy that angry jaunt down memory lane.…

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Dr. Ciara Zachary and Black Maternal Health 1:12:32

5y ago1:12:32

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Brian & Marion talk to public health expert Dr. Ciara Zachary about how systemic racism is killing Black mothers at an alarming rate. (They also go on a semi-relevant tangent about facial recognition software, so look forward to that coming up again in a future episode.) Brian also talks to his wife Brianna about her own experience being a Black mo…

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Gentrification, or Revitalization? 53:40

5+ y ago53:40

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Brian & Marion discuss the hottest trend that's showing up in cities from D.C. to Brooklyn to Durham, NC -- gentrification! They get into the difference between gentrification and revitalization, what your responsibility is as an individual to fight gentrification, and whether there are any communities out there who are actually getting it right. M…

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From Punchline to Protagonists: Blackness in Horror 1:05:42

5+ y ago1:05:42

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Brian & Marion dive into the surprisingly rich and complicated history of Black representation in horror movies, starting with The Birth of a Nation and ending (for now) with Us. Marion has a LOT to say about Dr. Robin R. Means Coleman's new Shudder documentary Horror Noire, and Brian surprises everyone by giving a world-class history lesson. They …

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Listener Questions 42:52

5+ y ago42:52

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Brian and Marion answer your questions! Well, technically *answered* - this episode was recorded in December, so the takes aren't as piping hot as they could be; but they're still pretty hot so what is your damage? Be sure to vote us in as Best Local Podcast at www.indyweek.com!

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The Reparations Episode 1:13:04

5+ y ago1:13:04

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Brian & Marion finally dedicate a whole episode to reparations. They talk historical context, cultural opposition, and how reparations has gone from a throwaway to a presidential litmus test in ten years. They also discuss how each presidential candidate so far has answered the reparations question; and discover that right now, Marion doesn’t parti…

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Talila Lewis and Disability Justice 1:07:47

5+ y ago1:07:47

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Marion talks to disability justice activist Talila A. Lewis about the often erased or ignored intersections of disability and other marginalized identities. They also talk about the myth of productivity as a value, and a deeper form of reparations. Transcript available here, and find more about Talila's work here.…

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Legacy, Opportunity, and the Green New Deal 56:12

5+ y ago56:12

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Brian & Marion dive into the historical and cultural context of the Green New Deal, America's latest stimulus proposal triggered by a specific crisis - in this case, climate change. They also refuse to check any acronyms before or during the episode, so fact check them at your leisure. Also also, this is their one-year anniversary episode!…

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Edgar Villanueva and Decolonizing Wealth 48:17

5+ y ago48:17

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Brian & Marion talk to philanthropist and author Edgar Villanueva about his book Decolonizing Wealth. They get into the role philanthropy can play in solving wealth inequality, how to protect your own energy as a Black or brown person in a white space, and why all of us are responsible for each other's healing. Obviously they talk about reparations…

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Fyre Fest: White Privilege and Modern Colonialism 53:49

5+ y ago53:49

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Brian & Marion are back with an emergency episode about Fyre Festival and what we’ve all learned from the Hulu and Netflix documentaries. Of course that means getting into the history of the Bahamas and breaking down how Billy McFarland ain’t nothin new. Marion also coins a new phrase despite Brian’s insistence that another version of it already ex…

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Dr. Jessica Barron and Surviving White Spaces [LIVE Crossover With Black Future Manifest(o)] 51:38

5+ y ago51:38

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For their first crossover episode, Brian & Marion are joined by Micah and Mariah of Black Future Manifest[o] in front of a live audience! Together they talk to the brilliant Dr. Jessica Barron, author of The Urban Church Imagined, about her research on people of color in white spaces that want to use them to appear progressive and multiracial. On B…

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Affirmative Action, Anti-Blackness, and the Model Minority Myth 56:11

6y ago56:11

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Marion & Brian discuss the latest court case challenging Affirmative Action and how the model minority myth is steeped in anti-Blackness and harms us all. Brian also struggles (and fails) to ramble off 200 years of history in 5(ish) minutes. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://anchor.fm/at-the-intersection/support…

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Environmental Racism: When The Storm Hits 1:17:06

6y ago1:17:06

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Brian & Marion talk Hurricane Florence...and Matthew, and Maria, and Katrina, and how the narrative when hurricanes hit predominantly Black and brown communities is always the same. They then talk to activist and community organizer Omisade Burney-Scott about her time in her hometown of New Bern, NC after Florence hit. Finally, 1.5 rants from Mario…

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Student Loans: The Struggle is Real 1:02:47

6y ago1:02:47

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We're back! In recognition of Back to School season, Brian & Marion stress themselves all the way out by talking about student loan debt. Theirs, yours, and everybody else's. Turns out, the way the system is set up means that Black and brown families are passing intergenerational debt down to their college-bound kids instead of building intergenera…

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Live from Durham, it's Black August! 38:56

6y ago38:56

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Brian & Marion go to Black August in the Park! For At The Intersection's first live episode, recorded in Durham Central Park, they talk to attendees about the number one block party/family reunion/cookout of the year, how we're celebrating our Blackness, and how -- or whether -- everyone wants their reparations.…

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Self-Made in America: The Bootstraps Myth 1:09:47

6y ago1:09:47

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Brian & Marion break down the myth of the self-made billionaire and how it's tied up in racism, sexism, and capitalism. They also get into why the myth is still so comforting to so many of us, despite the fact that we will never be wealthy. Finally, tax policy expert Misha Hill stops by the studio to drop some knowledge on exactly how our economic …

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