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The Culture Podcast

The Culture Podcast

著者: Michael Romain
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概要

The Culture Podcast is a show designed to enhance the local media ecosystem, empowering residents to share their own stories, access vital resources, and challenge negative perceptions. Co-hosted by Mike & Zoe, join them and their guests for riveting discussions on historical politics, opinions on Pop culture, and everything in-between.

Our platform serves as a conduit for Westsiders to tell their own stories, advocate for their causes, and learn about critical resources, job opportunities, and social services from Westside institutions and organizations.

Read stories every week on our website @ https://ourculture.us/

Follow on IG & FB @The Culture

Michael Romain
マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 政治・政府 経済学
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  • Black History Month Part 1: Black Women, Palantir & Museums
    2026/03/11

    We know. If you've read the title, we're sure you're thinking; "where's the overlap with these 3 topics?" Allow Michael & Zoe to explain as they debrief the history of this special 100th annual celebration of cultural excellence and resilience.

    Visit our website for more Westside news & conversation at https://ourculture.us/

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    21 分
  • Black History Month Part 2: Collecting Artifacts with Rosie Dawson
    2026/03/11

    Welcome! Last month we sat down with Rosie Dawson for insider details on the Black History Month art exhibit at the ASPIRE Center that highlights the importance of taking control of the black image post-civil war emancipation. Take a listen.

    Read about it here on The Culture: https://ourculture.us/black-history-lives-in-the-details-at-austin-pop-up-museum/

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    32 分
  • Remembering Jesse
    2026/03/11

    Rev. Jesse Jackson, the Baptist minister, civil rights activist, and two-time presidential candidate whose audacious campaigns reshaped the Democratic Party and helped redefine American political power after the civil rights era, as said by his family, died on Feb. 17, at age 84.

    To supporters, Jackson represented the unfinished promise of a more expansive liberalism, a counter-narrative to the rise of market-driven politics in the late 20th century. To detractors, he symbolized the tensions between movement idealism and electoral pragmatism.

    What remained constant was his presence — still preaching, organizing, and speaking well into his later years, his voice a reminder of an era when the boundaries of American democracy felt more open and more contested.

    Read about the impact of his legacy on our website: https://ourculture.us/west-side-clergy-remember-life-and-legacy-of-jesse-jackson-push-for-voting-bill-named-after-him/

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    38 分
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