Black & Yellow Podcast
1) Remember Vincent Chin
The murder of Vincent Chin is a haunting tale of injustice and racism. It is a painful blemish in our American history, but it is also a history many people do not know about. Well, Jacklyn and I are ...Show More
2) What’s New In 2022
The Black and Yellow Podcast is coming to a close, but have no fear, there are no tears here! Instead, join us in our final episode as we take a reflective trip down Memory Lane. Alana will ...Show More
3) Classic: The Future Is Feminist
Welcome to Very Literary August! This month we are all about the written word, and how those words meet our fingertips. This episode we are talking to an astute and brutally honest, young feminist wri...Show More
4) Black Male Relationship Experts?
On today’s episode, I am talking to a Culture Writer about the rise of Black Male Relationship ‘Experts’, and the How-To-Find-A- Good-Man Industrial Complex. Who are these harmful, cishet m...Show More
5) Black Women’s Digital Resistance TRANSFORMED!
On today’s episode, I am talking to Black Feminist Icon and Author, Dr. Moya Bailey. Dr. Bailey coined the term misogynoir in 2010, and since then the term has gone viral. She has an awesome...Show More
6) Lets Get Minimal
Let’s Get MinimalMinimalism is a design, lifestyle, and aesthetic trend that is gripping the Nation. Forced to live with and deal with our stuff while the World was in Lockdown, people are ...Show More
7) Classic: Dear White American Theater
Broadway has been rocked, and not in the Queen musical kind of way. This Summer, Broadway BIPOC performers, writers, directors, and technicians banded together and wrote a letter to Broadway calling f...Show More
8) POC Are OUT!
POC Are OUT!In Part Two of my conversation about The Great Resignation, I am sitting down with an amazing guest to discuss how the Great Resignation is affecting People of Color.  ...Show More
9) Hasta La Vista 9 To 5
The Great Resignation is alive and well in the United States, and affecting workers of all ages, genders, and across many different fields of work. I have one question: How is The Great Res...Show More
10) Classics: The Bamboo Ceiling
Asian Americans are the most represented racial group in white-collar jobs, but not in higher level managerial positions. In this episode, we explore the reason why, and give you ways to break th...Show More