Our New South - Season 3 - Episode 5 - Lizz Wright: Songs of Blues and Greens
Renowned vocalist and composer Lizz Wright joins Kevin Blackistone and Robert Greene II on this episode of Our New South to discuss how the spiritual and sonic landscapes of the region define her music. Wright reflects on the deep connection between storytelling, the church, and the resilience of B…
Our New South - Season 3 - Episode 6 - Michael Twitty: Ingredients and Traditions
Michael Twitty joins Kevin Blackistone and Robert Greene II to dismantle binary definitions of Southern identity. Twitty explores the intersection of his African American and Jewish heritage, describing how he blends Seder plates with soul food in what he calls "Kosher Soul". He also discusses the …
Our New South - Season 3 - Episode 7 - Gina Chavez: Music and Belonging
Gina Chavez joins Kevin Blackistone and Robert Greene II to discuss how growing up in the eclectic musical hub of Austin, Texas, shaped her genre-bending sound and her perspective on the "New South." Chavez reflects on her journey as a Latin American who connected deeply with her roots through musi…
Our New South - Season 3 - Episode 8 - Sara Bradley: Top Chef, Local Table
Chef Sara Bradley joins Kevin Blackistone and Robert Greene II to discuss how her upbringing in Paducah, Kentucky, a cultural crossroads at the confluence of the Tennessee and Ohio rivers, shaped her unique approach to Southern cuisine. Bradley shares stories of growing up in a fusion of cultures, …
Tyler D. Parry - Department of African American and African Diaspora Studies, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
This is John Drabinski and you’re listening to The Black Studies podcast, a series of conversations examining the history of the field. Our conversations engage with a wide range of activists and scholars - senior figures in the field, graduate students, and everyone in between, culture workers, an…
Our New South - Season 3 - Episode 9 - Doug Jones: Courage and Democracy
Former Senator Doug Jones joins Kevin Blackistone and Robert Greene II for a special live event hosted by Levine Museum of the New South, where he reflects on prosecuting the 16th Street Baptist Church bombers, his historic 2017 Senate victory, and his vision for an Alabama that resembles a "crowde…
Our New South - Season 3 - Episode 10 - Eddie Glaude, Jr.: Mississippi and America's Soul
Scholar, author, and Princeton University professor Dr. Eddie Glaude, Jr. joins Kevin Blackistone and Robert Greene II on this episode of Our New South to explore the region as a moral metaphor for the United States. Glaude shares stories of his hardworking parents, the pivotal role Morehouse Colle…
Episode 190: Timecop with John Wyatt Greenlee and Robert Greene II
What if time travel wasn’t about discovery—but control?
In this episode of Reckoning with Jason Herbert, we dive into the 1994 sci-fi action film Timecop—a quintessential 90s blockbuster starring Jean-Claude Van Damme that blends time travel, political corruption, and high-octane action into someth…
21: Reconstruction Radicals
What was Reconstruction, and why was it so radical in South Carolina? Historian Dr. Robert Greene II joins us to discuss the revolutionary expansion of democracy and civil rights that followed the Civil War, how it ended, and how we might pursue a new Reconstruction today.
Check out Dr. Greene’s po…
Our New South - Season 3 - Bonus Episode - Dimple Ajmera: Data Centers and Community Response
On this special bonus episode of Our New South, Charlotte City Councilwoman Dimple Ajmera joins hosts Kevin Blackistone and Dr. Robert Greene II to discuss her journey from an immigrant to becoming the first Asian-American woman elected to the Charlotte City Council, how Southern cities can balance…
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