Black in The Maritimes

In this episode, we talk to the Founder and Ceo of Shifter Magazine Kevin Bourne about growing up in Toronto, getting into the media business, and the current state of black media in Canada.

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In this episode, we honor Angela James, Mary Ann Shadd Cary,  Dr. Carrie Best and  Jean Augustine.

In the episode, we talk about history of Black fashion in America and interview with Rukayat Olaniyir of Rukky Tee Designs about her business and journey in the fashion world.

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In this episode, we talk to Visual Artist Anjola Adeniji about his current art expo in Fredericton NB and his journey from Nigeria to Canada.   Check out his links: www.macanjyart.org Instagram: @macanjy Facebook: Anjola Adeniji LinkdIn: Anjola Adeniji

In this episode, we talk about the origins of Black History month in Canada.

In this episode, we remember Lincoln Alexander on his birth month and his impact on Canadian politics by hearing an interview with the man itself.

In this episode we talked to Nella about black woman natural hair and how is a much-needed business in New Brunswick.

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In this episode, we talk to Shamaine and her journey from North Carolina to Moncton New Brunswick.

With the World Junior Hockey Championship being hosted in Atlantic Canada we talk about all the racism and discrimination in the sport.

In this episode, we welcome Kayla Borden back and discuss her lawsuit with the Halifax Police Department for being racially discriminated against and harassed while driving home. You can check various articles in the Halifax Examiner page.   Kayla Borden’s […]

In this episode, we talk to Ovunda Green and Itunu Oba contributors for the Black Business and Professional Network  New Brunswick (BBPN) about helping the organization and their integration into Saint John NB, and the black business community.

In this episode, we talk to DJ/Promotor JP West about growing up in Halifax, moving to New Brunswick, his ins and outs of the prison system, and his reformation and going into music.

In this episode, we talk to Nicholas Marcus Thompson, a plaintiff and representative of the class action lawsuit against the Canadian government for racial discrimination of their employees.

In this episode, we talk about gun violence in Canada, how it is rising and it’s linked to poverty.

In this episode, we talk to Mix-Media Artist Chris Thomas about his life in Toronto, his Lego creation of the city of Fredericton, and life in the Maritimes you can check his Lego creation here.

In this episode, we talk to singer/songwriter Ria Reece about getting into music as an adult and moving from Montreal to Moncton.

In this episode, we talk to Fredericton rapper Ceeb Dread about growing up, being homeless, and doing music for passion and not for fame, among other things.