eTalk Radio

Welcome to eTalk Radio

Here we center and amplify the voices of Black and Global Majority people at all intersections of life. We are an inclusive space for marginalized voices which includes people from the Black African Diaspora, Indigenous people from North, Central, South America and the surrounding islands. The Asian Diaspora, Pasifika and Inuit people. Disabled/abled. Neuro Distinct. The Black and Global Majority LGBTQIA community. These are the voices we bring you. These are the presenters and guests who will be featured on eTalkRadio. These are the people who are often spoken over, or spoken for, by others. This space is designed to hold the mic for these speakers, to turn up the volume for these listeners, to make sure these truths are shared and heard. All listeners are welcome, respect for these marginalized communities is our only requirement.

Shows

Mother Wit

The Oxford Languages/Google dictionary definition of "Mother Wit" is "the natural ability to cope with everyday matters; common sense." In this program we invite women from all walks of life to share their jewels of wisdom and knowledge. It has been said that "experience is the best teacher." On this program, we say you can also learn from the experiences of others as they are shared with you.

Man Talk: Brother to Brother

Man Talk is for all listeners; but our topics, our guests, and our speakers are Black and Global Majority men in particular. This is a space for them to talk, to listen, to learn, to grow and to heal.

eTalk After Dark

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Brown Power Hour

Historian, educator, poet and author Citlalli Citlalmina Anahuac breaks down the history of Mexico for this episode of Brown Power Hour: Decolonizing Mexican History. Citlalli has become a much sought after educator for people who have been referred to as Latino and Hispanic, especially those who are of Mexican heritage. She educates and uplifts those who are seeking to de-colonize their perspectives on who they are and where they belong.

Indigenous Vanguard

"Indigenous," according to Oxford Languages dictionary means "originating or occurring naturally in a particular place; native." They also define "Vanguard" as "a group of people leading the way in new developments or ideas." These two words together are the basis for this show.

Black Experiences in Corporate America

In this series we share the experiences of Black people working in various positions within corporate America.

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