Education:Self-Improvement
What does seeing your community in films accomplish? For today’s guest Gabby Mejia, the experience galvanized her desire to create visual stories that give voice to her experiences and bring positive societal change. Mejia discusses her background, her emotional response to seeing movies like Black Panther and the possibilities she sees when she collides her interest in film and social justice.
For more information on Mejia's creative work, see her online portfolio and her YouTube channel.
Music by Nelson Walker.
Written and produced by Erika Randall and Tim Grassley.
Episodes recorded at Interplay Recording in Boulder, CO.
Official captions coming soon.
More Episodes
OverANDing: Does ANDing encourage us to max out?
2024-12-19
141
2024-12-19
141
When stories reflect the people we become: Jennifer Ho
2024-12-02
103
2024-12-02
103
Building bookshelves of connections—Charles Eagan
2024-11-04
64
2024-11-04
64
When words become you: Julie Carr
2024-10-01
91
2024-10-01
91
Love what was. Live into what will be: Francois Baptiste
2024-09-16
105
2024-09-16
105
Dance down the street like you own it: Tin Tin Su
2024-09-02
122
2024-09-02
122
ANDing brain evisceration: Ava Altenbern
2024-08-19
106
2024-08-19
106
Tenacity fused with patience: An interview with Aba Arthur
2024-08-05
130
2024-08-05
130
Coming soon: Season Three of The Ampersand
2024-06-19
111
2024-06-19
111
Season Two of The Ampersand ... In post
2024-05-20
144
2024-05-20
144
Counting back from three: An interview with Rachel Suter
2023-12-13
174
2023-12-13
174
Espresso stories of sonder: An interview with Camden Sharkey
2023-12-05
154
2023-12-05
154
Get this podcast on your
phone, FREE
