Education Episodes

On this episode of the Dripping in Black Podcast, we are Dripping in Culinary Master Classes with the CEO and Head Chef of Break Bread 246, Mrs. Natia Mclendon. Tia shares how she has combined her love for educating people, with her passion for cooking and eating food, to create her LLC, Break Bread 246. Tia discusses how merging her dynamic skill sets allows her to cultivate community through food. Beginning this Tuesday, November 23rd, the Dripping in Black Podcast shares another true story of...

On this episode of the Dripping in Black Podcast, we are Dripping in the ABCs of HBCUs with Co-founder and COO of HBCU Prep School, Mr. Bryan Walker. Bryan discusses how he and his wife’s passion for increased accurate representation of Black people in literature sparked their journey into the world of publishing books. Bryan discusses how the HBCU Prep School began, how it is doing currently, and their plans for its future. Beginning this Tuesday, November 16th, the Dripping in Black Podcast sh...

On this episode of the Dripping in Black Podcast, we are Dripping in Love for Detroit Public Schools with President and CEO of the Detroit Public Schools Foundation, Ms. Pamela Moore. Ms Moore discusses her professional and personal mission, along with her role, in helping to transform the largest public school District in Michigan, the Detroit Public Schools Community District, into a world-class school district. Beginning this Tuesday, November 2nd, the Dripping in Black Podcast shares another...

On this episode of the Dripping in Black Podcast, we are Dripping in Higher Education and Family with Dr. Carmen McCallum. Dr. McCallum discusses the intricate role that her unique family structure and upbringing played in her journey through higher education from student, to PhD, to Associate Professor and Author. Beginning this Tuesday, October 19th, the Dripping in Black Podcast shares another true story of Black Excellence, the story of Dr. Carmen McCallum. Join us. The Dripping in Black ...

On this episode of the Dripping in Black Podcast, we are Dripping in Conducting & Honor with trailblazer, Dr. William Lake Jr. Over the course of his young life, Dr. Lake has accomplished many first, including being the first ever, Black or otherwise, Associate Director of Bands of the prestigious Crane School of Music, as well as the first Black Conductor of the school since the late 1800s. Dr. Lake speaks about his journey, some of the challenges he’s overcome, as well the passion he has for, ...

Episode 1.4 will feature Kenita Smith, President/CEO and Founder of H.O.P.E., Inc. (Helping Other People be Empowered). As Founder and Chief Executive Officer, her responsibilities encompass the overall leadership and development of the H.O.P.E, Inc. She grew her nonprofit from the ground up increasing her it's annual revenue from $11,000 to over $200,000 with no grant writing experience or donors. In addition to her vocation, Mrs. Smith is a published author and stays actively involved in the ...

Tracy Bryant is the Founder/CEO of Black Lit Matters. Black representations in literature for Black kids Debunking the myths of “Black people don’t read” Promoting healthy dialogue around literature and societal issues are the topics discussed in this episode. Tracy Bryant Social Media: Facebook Black Lit Matters Instagram @Black.lit.matters Twitter @blacklit4life website: blacklitmatters.com Music produced by Keith "Bubby" Webb for BeatMob Productions