This edition of NOLA Matters is dedicated to exploring Public Health Topics through casual conversation with NOLA community members & leaders in the field.
Tune in Friday’s 5-6pm (central) at 102.3 FM or stream at WHIVFM.org/listen
Aha! New content! This friday is part II with 🧡 We talked about how Covid-19 has affected John’s work as a personal trainer & I get my very own fitness consult✨ Tune in 10.23.20 5-6pm CST to learn more about staying safe while keeping up with your routine in & outside the gym 🥊
NOLA Matters: The Public Health Radio Hour is excited to announce its first-ever Open Mic Night & invites all artists, musicians, poets, dancers, etc. to perform live!
Host Skyllarr Trusty, MPH & guest Hasheemah Afaneh, MPH invite you to come have a good time & build community all while promoting public health initiatives near & far!
This virtual event is FREE to perform & view | link to sign up : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSejQwvBaTRxcItyOUCyFFSkj23X6EDuTiY0nWhOej2Pvue9xQ/viewform
Tomorrow @ 5 pm !!! Skyllarr sat down w/ Dr. Celestin from to ~communicate~ about health communication! see what I did there? Tune in on 102.3 Fm or stream online at whivfm.org/listen (link in bio) ✨
NOLA Matters: The Public Health Radio Hour now has its own logo inspired by ’s original black & white design
a big thank you to for creating it for us ✨
Here is a link to the A.D.A. NOW!: Up First : NPR podcast mentioned in the August 7, 2020 Mobility for All episode
https://www.npr.org/2020/07/31/897704026/bonus-a-d-a-now
This month marks the 30th anniversary of the Americans With Disabilities Act, which is considered to be the most important civil rights act since the 1960s. This bonus episode of Up First is brought to you by NPR's history podcast Throughline. Hosts Ramtin Arablouei and Rund Abdellfatah look back at...
Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution official trailer mentioned in the August 7, 2020 Mobility for All episode
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRrIs22plz0
On the heels of Woodstock, a group of teen campers are inspired to join the fight for disability civil rights. This spirited look at grassroots activism is e...
Tune in tomorrow at 5 pm CST on 102.3 FM or stream online @ whivfm.org/listen 🎙
Skyllarr sits down with Range of Mobility Project’s Director of Development Lauren Panasewicz (LP) in Fraser Colorado for a conversation about access to prosthetics, disability rights, and mobility for all ✨
you can learn more about the Range or Mobility Project through the following platforms:
instagram:
twitter:
website: rompglobal.org
email: [email protected]
vimeo: vimeo.com/rompglobal
Here’s a post full of the instagram profiles/resources mentioned in our July 10th show with check em out! (i also threw in Duncan’s main music gig so you can check them out too)🤘✨ @ 102.3 WHIV FM
Here’s a post full of the instagram resources mentioned in our July 10th show with check em out! @ 102.3 WHIV FM
Tune in this Friday July 10, 2020 @ 5 pm CST for our conversation with musician we’ll be talking about his aspirations toward allyship as a white musician heavily inspired by Black artists & the steps he is taking to educate himself 🎙✨
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looks like i (skyllarr) will be doing double duty this Friday July 10, 2020 @ 3pm CST! i’ll be giving a zoom presentation for about communication & my approach to hosting the NOLA Matters: The Public Health Radio Hour & then @ 5pm CST i’ll will be hosting the show (flyer will be up shortly)
to register for the free zoom presentation click the link in ’s bio & hit “open house” instructions will be there
PART II tonight with The Self-Aware Millennial herself J.Mix on 102.3 FM WHIV LP New Orleans or stream online @ whivfm.org/listen
The court said the language of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits s*x discrimination, applies to discrimination based on s*xual orientation and gender identity.
The murder of George Floyd was the result of inhumane police brutality that is perpetuated by a culture of white supremacy.
Ellie & Skyllarr are super stoked to sit down with herself J.Mix ✨ airing this friday on 102.3 FM 🎙 *its gonna be a 2 part episode* stream online @ whivfm.org/listen “Jessica Mixon (J.Mix) is a New Orleans-based artist of color that has been privileged to travel internationally with her talents.
Growing up amongst the black community and receiving education in predominantly white institutions, the validity of her blackness was questioned amongst PoC and ignored amongst white peers. Her mental health suffered throughout her childhood due to ancestral and systemic variables that were out of her control, leaving her diagnosed with anxiety, depression, and PTSD in adulthood. In 2018, J.Mix reclaimed her life and finally stood up to those systemic variables that were keeping her from reaching her fullest potential. Today, she strives to influence persons of every age and background to reclaim their purpose. At the present moment, she is doing this through her podcast (The Self-Aware Millennial), her music, and her ability to make quality time for the person that matters the most... herself.”
safe protesting guide from
New Orleans is still in Phase One so if you are attending the protests this week please wear a mask and keep 6 ft apart when and if possible
Racism is and has always been a public health issue. It is “the science of protecting & improving the health of people & their communities;” (CDC) this should not be contingent upon their race.
Racism attacks an individual at every level of their well-being by creating barriers on various socioeconomic levels from education to healthcare, especially in the black community resulting in gross morbidity and mortality.
It is the duty of the public health system to fight for and protect black lives.
Tune in tomorrow for David Roston’s interview with Bowshoeshoe founder Edward Wycliff 5-6 pm CST on 102.3 fm WHIV LP New Orleans stream online @ whivfm.org/listen (link in bio)
Tune in tomorrow evening (4.24.20) to hear more about on 102.3 FM WHIV LP New Orleans 5-6 pm CST 📻 stream online @ www.whivfm.org/listen (link in bio)
Dispatches of Silence in the Time of Covid19 is compiling clips from across the world to create an art film that you can participate in.
A film tapestry project that aims to showcase the collective experience of silence in the time of the pandemic.
Tune in tomorrow to hear David Roston’s interview with the founder/executive director of & infectious disease specialist Dr. MarkAlain Dery 📻
Part 2 of ’s interview with Dr. Skellie is tonight @ 5 pm CST 🎙
Tune in this Friday 5-6 pm (central)
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Friday on 102.3 FM WHIV LP New Orleans | stream @ www.whivfm.org/listen🎙
Tune in tonight @ 5pm for a conversation with Dr. Moses who is working with the World Health Organization to support research efforts and ensure dissemination of research findings back in the outbreak response | 102.3 FM 5-6 pm (central) link in bio
~RIGHT NOW~ 102.3 FM WHIV LP New Orleans, stream online whivfm.org/listen (link in bio)
Here are some links to Hasheemah Afaneh's writing, she was on our 2.28.20 show where we spoke about diversity and cultural competency in literature (also included is a podcast she worked on) - Enjoy!
https://norestrictionsonwords.wordpress.com/2020/01/29/poem-legitimate-grievances/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmFxHM0yafoUTxhyi93VnQQ
http://www.glass-poetry.com/poets-resist/afaneh-legitimate.html
https://shado-mag.com/opinion/all-the-shades-of-anger/
I am pleased to share this poem published on Glass: A Journal of Poetry in their series, Poets Resist. This is a reflection on the banning of protests in the Olympics 2020 under the guise that spor…
Article mentioned in 2.21.20 show:
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/06/tuskegee-study-medical-distrust-research/487439/
New research suggests a strong link between the public revelation of the Tuskegee Study and poor health outcomes for African Americans.
CDC timeline mentioned in 2.21.20 show, great way to learn more about the Tuskegee Syphilis Study
https://www.cdc.gov/tuskegee/index.html
U.S. Public Health Service Syphilis Study at Tuskegee
Grab a snack & ketchup w/ these 2 @ 5pm to learn some health and science trivia/facts on 102.3 FM WHIV LP New Orleans stream online @ www.whivfm.org/listen 📻
BIg shoutout & THANK YOU to for being on today’s episode, she’s a natural 🎙 (we re slightly askew to account for host ’s) spiritual presence
This Friday! 5-6 pm (central) 102.3 FM WHIV LP New Orleans or stream online @ www.whivfm.org/listen 🎙
Tonight 5-6 pm (central) on 102.3 FM WHIV LP New Orleans, stream online @ whivfm.org/listen
Happy Valentine’s Day from the NOLA Matters: Public Health Radio Hour gals, tonight is a part 2 of sorts 📻
TOMORROW 🎙
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