Destination Impact
Destination Impact
Podcast Description
What if the stories you heard could change the way you move through the world?
Destination Impact is more than a podcast—it’s a call to action. For the visionaries, the truth-tellers, the disruptors, and those who refuse to accept the world as it is. Through raw, unfiltered conversations with changemakers, artists, and advocates, we uncover the moments that shape movements and the voices that shift history.
This isn’t just about listening—it’s about becoming. The future is waiting. Are you ready?
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The podcast delves into themes of social justice, artistic expression, and personal impact, with episodes that include in-depth discussions on the transformative power of storytelling and the role of artists in social movements, such as the exploration of RaMell Ross' experiences as a filmmaker capturing cultural narratives.
What if the stories you heard could change the way you move through the world?
Destination Impact is more than a podcast—it’s a call to action. For the visionaries, the truth-tellers, the disruptors, and those who refuse to accept the world as it is. Through raw, unfiltered conversations with changemakers, artists, and advocates, we uncover the moments that shape movements and the voices that shift history.
This isn’t just about listening—it’s about becoming. The future is waiting. Are you ready?
In this powerful episode of Destination Impact, host Desirae Jones sits down with Academy Award-nominated filmmaker and photographer RaMell Ross to explore the transformative power of storytelling.
From his early days teaching in rural Alabama to directing Hale County This Morning, This Evening and the highly anticipated Nickel Boys, Ross shares how quiet observation can fuel radical truth-telling—and why documenting both injustice and joy is essential to cultural memory.
Together, they reflect on the role of artists as witnesses, the emotional weight of carrying other people’s stories, and how presence—not noise—is often the most impactful tool for change.
📍 Recorded live in Tallahassee during the Nickel Boys HBCU tour at FAMU.
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