Podcast: Conversations on Race by Patti Maria McGee
Podcast Event
Conversations on Race with Marla Matime
Season 1, Episode 7
Recorded Saturday, May 21, 2022
Marla, is the Owner/Chief Artist and Consultant for MAR.M Artistry & Consulting that provides communications and marketing consulting services along with creative tasks such as writing, vocal, and editorial services. She is the owner/founder of The MAR.M Agency LLC, an advertising and creative agency, located in Downtown Riverside, California, and is part owner of the Riverside Studios Creative Group, who serves small to corporate clients with film, editing, and other creative projects. Marla is also the creator and producer of The MetaSpiritualist, a spirituality and religion podcast. She has an extensive experience in team building and management and has been successful in building a communications team that delivers weekly news and information through video content, interviews, short docs, and social media engagement. Marla is a dynamic and transformational leader in her circles of influence, providing empathic guidance and compassion.
Podcast Event
Conversations on Race with Marla Matime
Season 1, Episode 7
Saturday, May 21, 2022 at 10:00AM (PCT)
Virtual Meeting Via Zoom: Join Here
Meeting ID: 88057402817
Passcode: 855788
Contact: Patti McGee at 916.822.1883
Marla, is the Owner/Chief Artist and Consultant for MAR.M Artistry & Consulting that provides communications and marketing consulting services along with creative tasks such as writing, vocal, and editorial services. She is the owner/founder of The MAR.M Agency LLC, an advertising and creative agency, located in Downtown Riverside, California, and is part owner of the Riverside Studios Creative Group, who serves small to corporate clients with film, editing, and other creative projects. Marla is also the creator and producer of The MetaSpiritualist, a spirituality and religion podcast. She has an extensive experience in team building and management and has been successful in building a communications team that delivers weekly news and information through video content, interviews, short docs, and social media engagement. Marla is a dynamic and transformational leader in her circles of influence, providing empathic guidance and compassion.
Podcast Event
Conversations on Race Presents:
Dr. Angelo & Mrs. Jocelyn Williams
“Black Politics, Marriage, Family and Surviving Grief”
Recorded Saturday, April 23, 2022
Dr. Angelo A. Williams is a sociologist, political strategist, and executive leader, who has a two-decade long career in public service in California state government, public policy, philanthropy, K-12 and postsecondary education and teaching. He is a Nehemiah Executive Leadership Program (NELP) graduate, and an Assistant Professor at the University of California, Davis, Sacramento State University, and at the Los Rios Community District.
His social constructivist point-of-view has helped shape California legislative policy for African-Americans in the state. Currently he is the Chief of Staff and Consultant to an esteemed California Assembly member and Democratic Caucus Chairman. Dr. Williams continues to build capacity for California families throughout the Golden State, by cultivating individual human capacity and collective capital while strengthening and protecting social institutions that serve society, through education, coalition-building and community engagement.
Jocelyn Williams is an author, wife, mother and sought-after certified Grief Recovery Specialist & Trainer, who is passionate about the world of recovery and loves helping people recover a sense of happiness in their life.
She is recognized for her 2-day workshops focused on healing broken hearts caused by either death, divorce, or any of the 40+ different types of losses an individual can experience throughout their life. She also shows people how to heal through her writings by helping them answer the question of “How do I go about living my best life?” She is married to Dr. Angelo Williams and the proud mother of a beautiful baby boy
conceived after overcoming infertility challenges.
Podcast Event
Conversations on Race Presents:
Dr. Angelo & Mrs. Jocelyn Williams
“Black Politics, Marriage, Family and Surviving Grief”
Host: Patti McGee Colston
Saturday, April 23, 2022 at 10:00AM (PST)
Virtual Meeting Via Zoom: Join Here
Meeting ID: 81210593436
Passcode: 702730
Questions: corpodcastevents@gmail.com
Dr. Angelo A. Williams is a sociologist, political strategist, and executive leader, who has a two-decade long career in public service in California state government, public policy, philanthropy, K-12 and postsecondary education and teaching. He is a Nehemiah Executive Leadership Program (NELP) graduate, and an Assistant Professor at the University of California, Davis, Sacramento State University, and at the Los Rios Community District.
His social constructivist point-of-view has helped shape California legislative policy for African-Americans in the state. Currently he is the Chief of Staff and Consultant to an esteemed California Assembly member and Democratic Caucus Chairman. Dr. Williams continues to build capacity for California families throughout the Golden State, by cultivating individual human capacity and collective capital while strengthening and protecting social institutions that serve society, through education, coalition-building and community engagement.
Jocelyn Williams is an author, wife, mother and sought-after certified Grief Recovery Specialist & Trainer, who is passionate about the world of recovery and loves helping people recover a sense of happiness in their life.
She is recognized for her 2-day workshops focused on healing broken hearts caused by either death, divorce, or any of the 40+ different types of losses an individual can experience throughout their life. She also shows people how to heal through her writings by helping them answer the question of “How do I go about living my best life?” She is married to Dr. Angelo Williams and the proud mother of a beautiful baby boy
conceived after overcoming infertility challenges.
Podcast Event
Conversations on Race Presents: Dr. Lundon C. Jackson
Dr. Lundon C. Jackson is the Global Head of Help Center Content for YouTube at Google. She has a passion for education and crosses the boundaries between practice and policy while building bridges. She is a credentialed chemistry and health educator and has served in many diverse and impoverished communities in Sacramento. Her focus in K-12 education is in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) curriculum and outreach to underrepresented groups. Dr. Jackson’s areas of expertise is higher education, concentrated in systems theory, accountability systems, federal student aid, and affordability. Jackson has authored curriculum guides and writes educational blogs and articles for higher education journals.
Podcast Event
Conversations on Race with Caroline Clarke - Part 1 & Part 2
Caroline Clarke is an award-winning journalist, a sought after speaker, moderator and acclaimed author. Her most recent book is Take a Lesson: Black Achievers on How They Made It and What They Learned Along the Way (February 2022). This compelling collection of first-person narratives charts the odds-defying successes of both known, and little known, figures across an array of backgrounds and professions. It is the 2nd edition of a groundbreaking book, also by Clarke, first published at the start of the millennium.
Clarke spent most of her career at the media company Black Enterprise, first as a senior editor at Black Enterprise magazine and ultimately as the founder and Chief Brand Officer of Women of Power. Years before broader attention was paid to Black women strivers and leaders, especially in the business realm, she created and led the nation’s largest annual conference for women of color executives — the Women of Power Summit – as well as a wealth of original multi-platform content for the brand which continues to give black women pursuing careers in business and beyond, the heightened validation, visibility and access to information and individuals they need to endure and advance.
In 2021, Clarke left Black Enterprise to pursue other interests. That same year, she was featured on CORE magazine’s 100 Most Influential Blacks Today. Her video-podcast, On the Clock with Caroline Clarke, earned a 2020 Telly Award for Best Motivational Online Content Series and she was also a 2020 recipient of AdWeek’s Changing the Game Award. Clarke’s 2014 memoir, Postcards from Cookie, was named Best Memoir of the Year by Essence.
A native New Yorker with degrees from Smith College and Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, Clarke is a mother of two and a passionate advocate for adoption, mental health and wellness, and high quality public education. She currently serves on several non-profit and corporate advisory boards.
Recorded Saturday February 26, 2022
My podcast is a celebration of my family history and my civil rights era coming-of-age.
My African American family relationship with Quakers and the Episcopal Church; rooted in my research and accompanied by the powerful stories and visuals of the Margaret Adele Truitt McGee (MATM) Collection of family photographs, oral histories, visual materials, art, artifacts, articles, audio and video recordings, spanning almost 300 years of freedom in the Union and in the United States of America.
Conversations on Race by Patti Maria McGee will feature 24 guests annually to discuss their unique life stories, family histories, genealogical research, and DNA journey. Join us each week as we discover our common need to safely and comfortably discuss our shared humanity, love of peace, and respect for one another. And to help quash the false (eyeball-attracting) narratives being distributed to contrive destruction and mass incarceration.
Conversations on Race by Patti Maria McGee
Objective
To become a Beacon of Promise – a simple model mental health-based solution toward social and racial learning: Listening to understand in non-judgmental Conversations on Race. This series and audio and video streaming casts, are meant to engage African, African American and all other followers, to expand its message and base followers.
Vision
To facilitate a series called Conversations on Race that reduces anxiety and tension and increases civility and comfort for the listening and viewing audiences by engaging them in honest interactions, dialogue, cultural exchanges, support, and neutral mediation.
Mission
To develop a Conversations on Race race relations educational and research platform that emphasizes civil rights and increases awareness about my Black and African History; and that of my friends; to help people recognize the objective facts, the real feelings and impact propaganda, misinformation, and disinformation has on Communities. And to recognize and reject the contrived campaigns that generate advertising dollars, but destroy our media image and robs us of our lives. By discussing how racism affects you and your family and friends and ways to normalize and expand inter-relationships and fellowship, to help diffuse the preponderance of the incendiary media messaging destroying so many Black Lives during a worldwide Pandemic.
