Our Voices Today
Our Voices Today
Podcast Description
Our Voices Today is the flagship talk show of WOVU 95.9 FM, hosted by the dynamic Stephanie "DJ Black Unicorn" Crowder. This powerful platform amplifies the voices of Cleveland's changemakers-community leaders, everyday residents, and impact players shaping the future of our neighborhoods. With real conversations, bold questions, and authentic stories, Our Voices Today dives into the issues that matter most. Tune in to hear Cleveland speak-and be part of the conversation that drives change.
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The show covers a range of topics including workforce development, community service, literacy, and cultural empowerment. Notable episode themes include workforce initiatives by Towards Employment and the ripple effects of volunteering discussed by Greater Cleveland Volunteers, as well as uplifting Black voices through literature in the A Note to My Black episode and adult literacy reform led by Dr. Carmine Stewart.
Our Voices Today is the flagship talk show of WOVU 95.9 FM, hosted by the dynamic Stephanie “DJ Black Unicorn” Crowder. This powerful platform amplifies the voices of Cleveland’s changemakers-community leaders, everyday residents, and impact players shaping the future of our neighborhoods. With real conversations, bold questions, and authentic stories, Our Voices Today dives into the issues that matter most. Tune in to hear Cleveland speak-and be part of the conversation that drives change.
In this episode of Our Voices Today, host Stephanie “DJ Black Unicorn” Crowder explores community-driven health and wellness solutions with three powerful changemakers making a difference on the ground in Cleveland. Jerrod Amir Shakir of Bike Cleveland discusses how safe, accessible biking can transform neighborhoods and public health. Linea Webb, REACH Program Manager, shares how the initiative is tackling disparities through community-based wellness. And Teela Patterson, food educator with the Produce Prescription and Coupon Program, breaks down how access to fresh fruits and vegetables can be a life-changing intervention. From movement to meals, this conversation dives into how these programs are reshaping what health looks like in our city.
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