The Black Glue Podcast

17/05/2023

Check out our latest conversation about Thought Leadership with author Qadira Yamini.

Our guest is Laila Qadira Yamini, author of Al-Quran, Our "Vibranium" to Fuel a Renewed Society (e-book) and The Big Book for Glowing with Ramadan All Year Long! Links to her books are below. Our con

09/05/2023

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Centering Black & Black Muslim experience(s) in America. Committed to honest conversations that inform, inspire, and heal. Hosted by Imam Tariq I. El-Amin, listen to hundreds of his former intervie

14/03/2022

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In my family, birthday's are celebrated with "the rounds." This is the first year we weren't able to do them for my youngest sister, Halimah, who passed on December 28th of last year after a 2 year ba

24/02/2022

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I'm joined by my brother-in-law Zakee Shahid, a husband of 24 years, and father to 4. We start by talking about TV dads who've had an impact on us as fathers, then go on to discuss some of the real li

13/02/2022

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My guest is Briana Payton, a policy analyst with the Chicago Community Bond Fund, and a leader with the Illinois Network for Pretrial Justice. We discuss Ms. Payton's path to community justice work as a career, the origins of the Chicago Community Bond Fund, and some exciting legislative victories of The Illinois Network for Pretrial Justice. https://soundcloud.com/blackgluepodcast/2022-02-04-briana-payton-a/s-m8VDj7HUUbX?si=81d12d75a1b94620b4353a13f2a9f344&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

13/02/2022

My guest is Briana Payton, a policy analyst with the Chicago Community Bond Fund, and a leader with the Illinois Network for Pretrial Justice. We discuss Ms. Payton's path to community justice work as a career, the origins of the Chicago Community Bond Fund, and some exciting legislative victories of The Illinois Network for Pretrial Justice. https://soundcloud.com/blackgluepodcast/2022-02-04-briana-payton-a/s-m8VDj7HUUbX?si=81d12d75a1b94620b4353a13f2a9f344&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

07/02/2022

My guest is Donald Lassere, President of the Chicago History Museum. Listen, Subscribe & Share.

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06/02/2022

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My guest is Donald Lassere, the President of the Chicago History Museum. He is also the former President and CEO of the Muhammad Ali Center and Museum (MAC). Guest- Donald Lassere Host/Producer- Ta

06/02/2022

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The story of John Horse and the Black Seminoles has been largely untold, but they deserve to be remembered for a number of reasons: - They created the larges...

05/02/2022

Look for a new episode on Sunday, Feb 6, 2022 is the 9th President of the Chicago History Museum, Mr. Donald Lassere. Subscribe wherever you get your podcast at.

01/02/2022

We do Black History 365, but we're back to start the month of February off with a great conversation with Clyde El-Amin. Take a moment to subscribe to the podcast. There's a lot more on the way.

Look for my conversation with Donald Lassere, President of the Chicago History Museum next week.

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My guest is Clyde El-Amin, former president of Kennedy-King & Olive Harvey city colleges (Chicago), and current organizational and development consultant. His leadership and talents have benefited man

01/02/2022

It was a pleasure to work on this project-- supporting the vision of my better half, Dr. Aisha El-Amin, PhD who produced , a wonderful series of interviews she conducted with UIC alum, faculty & staff. I produced the intro and edited the project. https://lnkd.in/eVgwyZHd.

UIC launches a podcast series, “28 Days of Black Excellence,” Feb. 1. It features inspiring stories of Black students, faculty, alumni and friends in celebration of Black History Month.

27/07/2021

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Our guest is Chaplain Tahara Akmal, the first Muslim Woman to become certified as a Clinical Pastoral Education Educator by the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) since its founding in

15/07/2021

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Ijeoma Ukenta, a Black Muslim Nigerian American woman, was accosted by Abigail Elphick, a white woman, at a Victoria’s Secret in the Milborn mall in Short Hills, New Jersey. Ms. Ukenta began recording

04/07/2021

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On July 5, 1852 Frederick Douglass delivered a speech that would become known as "What to the Slave Is The Fourth of July?" Delivered in Corinthian Hall, Rochester, New York addressing the Rochester

30/06/2021

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Episode 23: Our guest is writer and social justice activist Mahal Lofton Emenari, who recently penned an open letter, following a two-and-a-half-year period of visiting masaajid/mosques throughout the Chicagoland area that left him feeling unwelcomed. Br. Emenari reads the letter in its entirety at the outset of the program. We discuss the nuances of culture and its potential impact on the perceptions of hospitality and also suggest that Black people (in general) have relied on sacred spaces to provide more than ritual, but have needed them to be places that affirm their identity also.

24/06/2021

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In this episode, Imam Tariq talks with Rev. Brian E. Smith about the importance of interfaith cooperation in the Black community. They talk about potential opportunities for growth, such as the grant

04/02/2021

As valuable as highlighting the achievements of Black Americans are, it is remembering past hostility, violence, brutality & denial of our humanity that can best help us to end anti-Blackness and white supremacy today.

03/02/2021

One of Stevie Wonder’s best, .

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Libérez... moi !!!!!!!!!!

02/02/2021

First of all, we know that Black History is American History. You can't separate the two no matter how hard some might try. With that said, each day we'll be posting a recommended movie, book, t.v. series, musical artist/and or song, etc for your consideration.

Day #1- This book is the first of a 3 volume set. It lit a fire in 9 year-old me. Made me want to know more about Black History and made me think about what the future for Black people would look like in America.

https://www.amazon.com/Ebony-Pictorial-History-America-African/dp/B004UOK426

Ebony Pictorial History of Black America, Volume I African Past to Civil War

15/10/2020

Building on Broken Dreams (Brothers in Law Book 3) -From award-winning writer and bestselling author Lyndell Williams, a steamy romance that tests the boundaries of faith and yearning. If Maryam Avery stays in New York for one more day, she will die. Trapped in an abusive relationship with the manip...

28/05/2020

Cup Foods co-owner Mahmoud Abumayyaleh describes the moments that led to one of his employee's calling the police on George Floyd for alleged fraud. Abumayyaleh states he saw no sign of Floyd resisting arrest in the shop's surveillance video.

07/05/2020

Listen to Part 2 of interview with Brother Jimmie C. Gardner.

https://soundcloud.com/blackgluepodcast/ep-20-jimmie-c-gardner-exononerated-by-faith-05-05-2020

Pt. 2 Our guest is Jimmie C. Gardner. After spending 27 years wrongfully imprisoned, he has emerged as an advocate for other wrongfully imprisoned men and women who have felt the sting of this coun

06/05/2020

After racial data for COVID-19 patients in many states became available, it has become clear that COVID-19 is disproportionately impacting Black communities all across the U.S.—including and especially Black Muslims, which make up between a quarter and a third of American Muslims overall. Black an...

06/05/2020

30/04/2020

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Black Muslim COVID Coalition NbA Muslims - Creating an Islamic American Culture

Our guest is Jimmie C. Gardner. After spending 27 years wrongfully imprisoned, he has emerged as an advocate for other wrongfully imprisoned men and women who have felt the sting of this country's sys

18/04/2020

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Our guest is Dr. Kameelah Rashad, founder of Muslim Wellness Foundation and Black Muslim Psychology Conference, and Sr. Margari Hill, co-founder and Executive Director of Muslim ARC (Antiracism Collab

14/04/2020

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Tariq talks with NBA Muslims Founder Layla Abdullah-Poulos about the impact the COVID-19 shelter in place order is having on the home life of some Black & Brown communities. Guest- Layla Abdullah-P

04/04/2020

It's been a minute fam! So many changes over the past 2 months. Anyway, I'm back at it, choppin' it up with my sister-from-another-mother Layla Abdullah-Poulos as we have our first (more to come) discussion on the impact of sheltering in place. https://soundcloud.com/btgwithtie/ep-16-sheltering-in-place-04-03-2020 Let me know what you think & please share!

Longtime collaborator Layla Abdullah-Poulos join Tariq. The two talk about the impact of COVID-19 and take a look at the new normal, sheltering in place. They talk about the impact hoarding, and the e