Intersection with Bummi Anderson

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All The Things We Carry explores the history, faith, culture, grief, resistance, memory, and lived experiences we carry with us—sometimes knowingly, sometimes not. Through honest conversations with scholars, faith leaders, artists, activists, and cultural voices, Bummi Anderson examines how what we…

SEASON THREE PREMIERE! What survived slavery—and Jim Crow? This episode examines the beliefs, stereotypes, and racial tropes about Black people that were created to justify oppression, reinforced through segregation, and continue to echo in American culture today. The laws changed. But did all the …

America has long benefited from Black labor, Black creativity, Black culture, and Black suffering — while refusing to fully repair the descendants of those who helped build the nation. In this powerful solo episode, Bummi Anderson explores the true meaning of reparations, the economic foundation of…

Are you just getting through 2026… or being intentional about how you live it? In this episode of Intersection Podcast, Bummi Anderson breaks down five key areas Black people should focus on for the rest of the year: ownership, mental and emotional health, community, political power, and legacy. Th…

In my conversation with Bishop Victor L. Powell, the pastor and leader of Rhema Word Cathedral in Albany, GA, we discuss the impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Albany, GA. We specifically address the impact of the virus on Black communal traditions for funerals and worship services. We also discuss…

We set out to talk about grieving during the Holiday Season, but we ended up talking about grief in general. Join me and my guest, Njeri Njunigu, a grief expert, and Elizabeth Delancy, an artist.  Follow, rate, and share this episode to keep the conversation going. Connect with us on Instagram, Fac…

What does it mean to be Black and burdened, brilliant and bruised, whole and still healing? In this powerful conversation, Dr. Daniel Black—renowned author, theologian, and truth-teller—joins me to talk about all the things we carry as Black people. From grief and fatherhood to legacy, masculinity,…

In this special episode for incoming college HBCU freshman and Black college students in general, host Bummi Anderson offers a very important tip: Use time in college to build bridges with professors and not burn bridges.  Follow, rate, and share this episode to keep the conversation going. Connect…

In this intimate and powerful episode, Dr. Liz Delancy turns the mic around to interview me about my personal journey through grief after the devastating loss of my twin sister. We talk about how grief isn’t just something to "get over," but something we learn to live with. I share how th…