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Back in America is a podcast exploring America's culture, values, and identity.
After my interview with Cadex Herrera a lead artist of the memorial mural of George Floyd in Minneapolis, I asked Eric Marsh a Black community leader and activist in Philadelphia what he thought of controversy around the mural.
Some black activists, including Keno Evol, the executive director of Black Table Arts, have voiced their concern about the fact that Black artists had not been invited to participate in the mural creation.
Hilary Porta - "I had to be broken so I could be used": a story of rebuilding one's life to help others become unstoppable
Elan Leibner - From Israel kibbutz to the Waldorf School of Princeton: a story of passion for education
Councilwoman Leticia Fraga - From Mexico to Princeton, NJ - A story of immigration and integration in America
Chris Tyler - Part 3 of 3 - On white men's privileges and reparations to African-Americans
Chris Tyler - Part 2 of 3 - Helping men break free from trauma and abusive behaviors
Chris Tyler - Part 1 of 3 - A carpenter becomes a Zen monk for a year
Cassandra Shuck - A survivor of abuse now leads a women-only marketing agency for women business owners
Seattle Adventurer Erden Eruç and his wife Nancy Board reflect on love, depression and a Viking expedition
Denis Devine - Fishtown, Philly - a non-traditional dad, an engaged citizen, a climate activist
Liliana Morenilla - A life dedicated to immigrants in Princeton, NJ
Sheri Kurdakul CEO of VictimVoice tells her story of abuse that started when she was a toddler
Author Robert Kandell talks about the American Man and Toxic Masculinity
Toby Fraser - Men Explore Their Masculinity in Philadelphia
Eric Marsh - Being a black man today in America
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