This week, join hosts Marshah and Abigail in their transformative conversation with Knellee Bisram and Piero Falci from AHAM Education as they teach us about the practicality of mindfulness and []

In this weeks episode, co-hosts Abigail and Marshah have an honest conversation with Dr. Jairo Garcia about the need and obstacles of climate adaptation at the state and local levels. []

New episode alert! Join us for a captivating discussion on Climate Solutions: Indigenous Disaster Resilience with Clarice Friloux of the United Houma Nation. The Native American communities are on

New Episode Alert! In this episode, Abigail and Marshah bring in folks from Mississippi Rising Coalition to discuss mutual aid as a holistic tool to strengthen community resiliency against systemic [

Join the CJY hosts, Abigail and Mareshah, as they dive into the powerful concept of "wounded healers" and the essential practice of addressing our own triggers while doing transformative work. "Person

In this episode, we do something different and have Executive Directors Alex Easdale, Reverend Michael Malcom, and Michael Hansen from SCEN, GASP, and Peoples Justice Council interview our hosts Mar

Jasmine Butler (they/them) was born and raised in Memphis by way of deep Mississippi roots. Theyre a Black queer writer, educator, and afrofuturist-abolitionist deeply committed to collective liberat

Libre X. Sankara is a Afro-Boricua poet(a), cultural worker, organizer, drummer, and popular educator. They currently live on Miccosukee, Seminole & Tequesta land (Miami, FL) and organize with Troika

Justin J. Pearson is the fourth son of five boys born to teenage parents in Memphis, Tennessee. Justin J. graduated from Mitchell High School as Valedictorian and Bowdoin College in []

Maya B. Henderson is a member of the Seneca-Cayuga Nation of Oklahoma, and is also of Choctaw, German, and Welsh descent. Maya is a Ph.D. student in the Dept. of []