In this episode Angelica interviews author Keith Boykin about his book Why Does Everything Have To Be About Race and the role of race in society.

Angelica Ross interviews Nava Mau, an actress and advocate for the trans community about her experience working on the Netflix series Baby Reindeer and her upcoming short film All the Words but One.

In this episode, Angelica and Dr. Raquel Martin discuss topics related to mental health in the black community including the importance of solidarity and intersectionality, the impact of church and religion on mental health, financial stress, and the practice of coping skills in daily life

Angelica Ross talks with Fọlákẹ́ Olówófôyekù, star of the CBS hit series "Bob Loves Abishola" about Happiness as a purpose.

In this episode, Angelica Ross talks with Georgia State Senator Kim Jackson about restorative justice, the criminalization of marijuana, and the need for authentic leadership.

Now LIVE at the TransTech Summit Angelica Ross discusses the work of TransTech Social Enterprises with Executive Director, EC Pizarro.

Angelica Ross and Taina Bien Aimé discusses the complexities of trafficking and the need for restorative justice while exploring the intersection of sex work, sex trafficking, patriarchy, and capitalism.

In this conversation, Angelica Ross discusses her participation in the Trans Day of Visibility and her future political plans. Angelica then interviews Raquel Willis, discussing her challenges and accomplishments. They talk about representation, allyship, and the landscape of narrative telling. They also discuss the generation gap and the importance of institutional knowledge and generational relationships. The main message of Raquel's book, 'The Risk It Takes to Bloom,' is to air out your...

In this episode Angelica Ross discusses various topics including spirituality, gender politics, journalism, and the importance of seeing and valuing each other with author Tre'vell Anderson.

Summary In this episode, Angelica talks with Andrea Jenkins, the first black trans woman elected to public office in the US.

In this episode, the host discusses various topics, including police violence, the proposed ban on TikTok, and the importance of speaking up and holding governments accountable.

Marianne Williamson talks with Angelica Ross about her campaign to become President of the United States and the possibility of creating a more peaceful and just world. Angelica also has a reaction to President Biden's State of the Union address. The Buddhist breadcrumb of the week touches on the top of "The Ten Worlds". More info available at SGI-USA.org and NichirenLibrary.org

In this episode, Jinx Monsoon discusses their experience with fame and RuPaul's Drag Race. They discuss imposter syndrome and the challenges of being on Broadway.

In this conversation, Angelica Ross continues her discussion with Aaron Axelman on the film Israeliism. They explore topics such as standing against white supremacy, personal journeys and identity, the weaponization of identity, queerness and perception of the world, and the evolving faith and culture.

Angelica Ross talks to Erin Axelman co-director of the documentary "Israelism" a film that explores the complexity of Israel and the Palestinian conflict.

In this conversation, R.K. Russell discusses the importance of activism and creating change through speaking out, protesting, and challenging systems.

Angelica Ross discusses various topics with Sara Ramirez, including finding direction in life, the importance of authenticity, and the challenges of being in the entertainment industry.

In Part 2 of "The Light of Dawn Richard", Dawn talks about the importance of self-love and polishing one's light to show up authentically in every opportunity.

Dawn Richard discusses her journey as an independent artist and the challenges she has faced in the music industry while exploring the intersection of art and activism.

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