Athena Joy Curry has been missing for 15 years. She is the baby sister of Sheree Curry, the host of "This Conversation Matters." In an upcoming episode, Sheree speaks with their other sister, Aisha Magee Curry. The conversation delves into the emotional journey of coping with the disappearance of a loved one. It explores their initial concerns, the impact on the family, and the emotional toll of hope and disappointment.

Prior to this episode set to debut in May, Sheree first will speak with Lakeisha Lee, the sister of Brittany Clardy, another Black woman who went missing and was soon found murdered. Catch the episode with Lakeisha Lee on April 7, 2026, wherever you find your podcasts or on Sheree's YouTube channel: @ShereeCurryMedia.

This one-minute clip from This Conversation Matters explores the historical alliance between the Jewish and Black communities against oppression and discrimination, highlighting the two-way support and solidarity between the two groups.

Hear the full conversation with journalist Robin Washington and Dr. Yohuru Williams on podcast platforms and YouTube channel @ShereeCurryMedia.

Takeaways

• Alliance between Jews and Blacks against oppression and discrimination
• Historical two-way support between Jews and Blacks

Chapters

• 00:00 Historical Alliance Against Oppression and Discrimination

This episode of This Conversation Matters explores the historical and contemporary relationship between the Black and Jewish communities, highlighting their shared experiences, alliances, and challenges. It also delves into the role of journalism in telling the stories of ethnic communities and the importance of seeking truth despite challenges and attacks. Host, Sheree Curry, is both Black and Jewish, with special co-host Laurie Fitz from AM950 Connections Show. Guests include Dr. Yohuru Williams of the Racial Justice Initiative at the University of St. Thomas and Journalist Robin Washington.

Takeaways

• Shared experiences and alliances between the Black and Jewish communities
• The vital role of journalism in telling the stories of ethnic communities

Chapters

• 00:00 Exploring Black and Jewish Alliances
• 05:22 Challenges and Prejudices Faced
• 11:48 Creating Spaces and Communities
• 17:34 The Role of Journalists in Telling Stories
• Bonus: Beyond the Story with Quote from Jasmine McBride

This trailer highlights a conversation exploring the intersection of antisemitism and anti-Black racism, the fractured history within the Black community, and the shared history of oppression between Black Americans and Jews. With guest Dr. Yohuru Williams of the Racial Justice Initiative at the University of St. Thomas, it delves into the historical context and challenges faced by both communities.

Dr. Williams and journalist Robin Washington will be guests on Episode 3 of This Conversation Matters, coming out just ahead of Passover and anniversary of Dr. King's assassination.

Takeaways

• Intersection of Anti-Semitism and anti-Black racism
• Fractured history within the black community
• Shared history of oppression

Chapters

• 00:00 Intersection of Racism and Anti-Semitism
• 11:07 Fractured History within the Black Community
• 16:22 History of Blacks and Jews in Urban Centers