Episode 126 The Murder of Palesa Madiba
When 20-year-old Palesa Madiba disappeared after spending a long weekend with a childhood friend, her family had no idea that they would wait almost a decade for justice to be […]
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Ep: 458-The Power of being Adaptable: Shedeur Sanders podcast
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Black Entrepreneur Blueprint 600 – Jay Jones – Three Simple Lead Magnets That Convert podcast
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Sunday Pick: How to beat impostor syndrome | from Fixable podcast
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This revolutionary moment in space exploration | Chris Hadfield podcast
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313b. The Healing that made the Healer feat. Madame Sé (part two) podcast
Help This Garden Grow is a new podcast docuseries telling the story of Hazel Johnson, a visionary of the Environmental Justice movement and a resident of the Altgeld Gardens community on the far South Side of Chicago. Hazel is the founder of People for Community Recovery, a 40 year-old organization that fights to address the toxic industrial pollution that has been killing the members of her community. Over the course of the multigenerational multipart documentary, hosts Damon Williams and Daniel Kisslinger talk with organizers, policy- makers, historians, and community members about how PCR emerged and led, the legacy of Ms. Johnson’s work, and how this marginalized Chicago pocket built the lineage of today’s vibrant, impactful, and necessary modern environmental justice movement. Help This Garden Grow is presented by Respair Production & Media, Elevate, and People for Community Recovery. Subscribe now to listen to the full series.
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When 20-year-old Palesa Madiba disappeared after spending a long weekend with a childhood friend, her family had no idea that they would wait almost a decade for justice to be […]
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