Conversations From Away
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Black Lives Matter. Learning and growing never stop. Created by the North American touring company of the Broadway musical Come From Away, “Conversations From Away” is a new podcast focusing on the Black Lives Matter movement and social justice issues. We’ll be sharing stories, getting uncomfortable, learning, and growing together. Each episode will feature at least one social justice organization that you can support financially and/or become involved in. All proceeds from “Conversations From Away” are donated to featured organizations discussed in the podcast. Join us as we keep the conversation going and subscribe today!
Hosted by Aaron Michael Ray.
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Episodes
Housing Discrimination and Gentrification – Conversation Four, Part 1
In the fourth episode in the "Conversations From Away" series, cast and band members of the North American touring company of "Come From Away" join virtually with special guests to discuss issues of gentrification, housing discrimination ...
The Pride Episode: #BlackTransLivesMatter – Conversation Three
In the third episode in the "Conversations From Away" series, cast and crew of the North American touring company of "Come From Away" join virtually to discuss how the Black Lives Matter and trans rights movements intersect. Our featured guest, Jae Rice, shares valuable insight about their work ...
We can Vote on our Destination! – Conversation Two
In the second episode in the "Conversations From Away" series, cast members of the North American touring company of "Come From Away" join virtually to discuss voting rights, the upcoming election, and racially-biased voter suppression. Have you made a plan for voting in the general election on (or ...
We Are Here at the Start of a Movement – Conversation One – “Conversations From Away”
In the first episode in the "Conversations From Away" series, cast members of the North American touring company of "Come From Away" join virtually to discuss why we are here. What are some of the issues we'll be tackling in the Black Lives Matter movement? How does the ...
