Sounds Like Hate: Geraldine Moriba and Camille Bennett
More than 150 years after the Confederacy lost the war, monuments of its leaders still loom large across the country. This week on the Dear Culture Podcast, hosts Shana Pinnock and Gerren Keith Gaynor talk with theGrio Senior Vice President, Geraldine Moriba and Activist Camille Bennett about the f…
Geraldine Moriba gets the story (right)
“I was speaking up to respected people in the industry and telling them they were wrong. But we were getting the story right.”
Geraldine Moriba’s a 5-time Emmy Award-winning journalist, filmmaker, and advocate — the host and executive producer of “Sounds Like Hate,” a podcast by the Southern Povert…
#385 : UNTIL 20 DOCUMENTARY FILM
"Until 20" is a powerful new documentary that tells the inspirational true story of Texas native James Arthur Ragan, who lost his life to osteosarcoma in 2014 as a teenager. Joining us are award-winning journalists and documentary filmmakers Geraldine Moriba and Jamila Paksima to discuss the film p…
TheGrio Casts A Wide Net For Black Audiences
TVNewsCheck’s Michael Depp talks with Geraldine Moriba, SVP of news and entertainment for TheGrio, about the company’s launch of a new podcast network and its ambitions for more news, context and analysis as it aims to build a big tent for Black audiences across multiple platforms.
Geraldine Moriba - journalist, filmmaker, advocate
“I was speaking up to respected people in the industry and telling them they were wrong. But we were getting the story right.”
Geraldine Moriba’s a 5-time Emmy Award winning journalist, filmmaker, and advocate — the host and executive producer of “Sounds Like Hate,” a podcast by the Southern Pove…
Balancing Act: Challenges and Triumphs of Black Women Executives with Geraldine Moriba
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In this episode of the Black Executive Perspective podcast, hosts Tony Tidbit and Chris P. Reed engage in a compelling conversation with Geraldine M…
Flock Cameras: Are We Trading Privacy for Safety? | Cite Your Source
Are Flock Safety cameras keeping us safe, or is AI-powered mass surveillance stripping away our constitutional privacy rights? In this episode of Cite Your Source, Angela Rye investigates how automated license plate readers (ALPR) are tracking drivers across America, the history of government surve…
The N-Word Debate | Cite Your Source
In this episode of Cite Your Source with Angela Rye tackles the N-word debate head on and what it really means in 2026 -- Who gets to say it, who gets a pass, and who benefits from keeping the debate alive?
The word has been argued over for decades stemming from its racial disparagement roots a…
Who Actually Profits From the Gender War? | Cite Your Source
Who really profits from the GENDER WARS? On this episode of Cite Your Source, Angela Rye investigates whether gender is being politicized as a distraction, the real history of non-binary identities, and if traditional gender roles still exist.
While data shows trans and non-binary people make u…
Does Representation Give Black Americans Real Power? | Cite Your Source
Does political representation actually lead to real power for our communities? In this episode of Cite Your Source, Angela Rye is joined by former Florida State Representative Angie Nixon to break down the reality of political power versus people power. We examine whether changing who is in office …
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