Jocelyn Jackson's Testimony
Jocelyn shares how she got radically saved, delivered and healed of Tumours by the Lord Jesus
Stewardship Hereafter
Food activists Jocelyn Jackson and Cheyenne Kyle discuss food as a means of liberation, keeping history, and showing community love.
Artist and activist Carolina Caycedo discusses her project “Be Dammed” — a geochoreagraphy that chronicles the movement of rivers, how they become blocked by dams, an…
Episode 01: John Evers Robinson IS My Big Brother
In this episode of "Sold on Murder," the host, Jocelyn Jackson, introduces the podcast and shares her connection to the case of John Evers Robinson.
What's in the kitchen for the people?
Jocelyn Jackson and Fox Nakai from the People's Kitchen Collective come through and talk about their documentary Earth Seed: A People’s Journey of Radical Hospitality based on the stories of Octavia Butler, organizing the free breakfast community meal and what is "Radical Hospitality."
To learn m…
Episode 43: The Power of Self-Assessment
Learn how self-assessment tools can:
Unlock human potential
Identify the strengths of team members
Promote better teamwork
Foster mutual respect in the workplace
Enhance individual self-awareness
and more!
Guest: Jocelyn Jackson
Assistant Director of Leadership Development Programs
Mutual Aid and Community Care in California
Join us for a conversation on the vital role of different forms of community care and mutual aid across California's diverse communities. Red Flag Warning, a collection of essays and interviews by survivors Dani Burlison and Margaret Elysia Garcia, highlights how grassroots organizing, community ca…
We, Through Me: As Told By Jocelyn Jackson of JustUs Kitchen & People's Kitchen Collective (S6/E13)
With her reach spanning law, education, art, social justice, food, and hospitality, Jocelyn Jackson has made a career of shaking the table across disciplines, advocating globally for people's experience around food, both access and culture, and despite recently wrapping up her role as Chef-in-Resid…
How Aunties Power Our World
What does it mean to be an “auntie”? Studies have shown that aunties — whether they are a family member, a chosen maternal figure or a parent’s friend — play a crucial support role in a child’s upbringing. But the work doesn’t end at the family unit. Aunties are often the ones showing up and acting…
STILL UNSOLVED: The Murder of John Evers Robinson (Connecticut)
In December of 2024, I shared an episode about a 24-year-old musician whose life was cut short in New Haven, Connecticut in 1990. More than three decades later, the murder of John Evers Robinson remains unsolved and the questions surrounding what happened to him have only grown more complicated wit…
$50,000 Reward Offered for Information Leading to Conviction in 1990 New Haven Cold Case Murder of John Evers Robinson
In 1990, the brutal murder of 24-year-old musician John Evers Robinson in a New Haven rehearsal studio left a lasting scar on the local arts community. Decades later, Connecticut officials have increased the reward to $50,000 for information leading to a conviction in this long-unsolved cold case. …
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