Did you know that child marriage is still legal in the United States? Lilada Gee devotes the hour to talk about this practice that is still happening in all fifty states. She speaks with survivors and advocates Fraidy Reiss, of the organization Unchained at Last, and Sherry Johnson, author of Forgiving the Unforgivable: Purple in a […]
Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Part II
Wednesday host Lilada Gee takes your calls relating to sexual assault awareness. She speaks with callers about getting help for potential perpetrators, speaking out and the triggering effect for some #MeToo survivors, resources for kids to report assault, and getting politicians to address sexual assault by looking at its economic impact.
Validating and Empowering Sexual Abuse Survivors
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Lilada Gee is dedicating Wednesdays this April to exploring how sexual assault survivors can heal. Her guest today is Samantha Collier, public speaker, filmmaker, and founder of TeamTeal365, an organization that empowers, validates, and educates sexual abuse survivors.
Ain’t No Mountain High Enough
On May 19th, 2006, Sophia Danenberg summited the peak of Mt. Everest. But she only started climbing because of a fateful canoe trip. And years later, when she set out to climb the mountain, she thought she wouldn’t make it to the top. In this hour, Lilada Gee speaks with Sophia Danenberg, the first African-American […]
Short Stacks and Long Talks
Lilada Gee speaks with Alex Lindenmeyer, owner of Short Stack Eatery. In a conversation ranging from food to racism, they discuss Black Woman Heal Day, racism in the airport, pancakes, and the false allyship of white women.
Patrisse Cullors on Founding Black Lives Matter
Wednesday host Lilada Gee speaks with activist Patrisse Cullors, co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement. Her new memoir is called When They Call You a Terrorist.
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