welcome

(i’m guessing you figured out) I’m jarrett hill and this is my show. to be clear: this is activism. this is radicalization.

for 12 episodes this spring, we’re talking about what’s going on, what we do now and next. we’re building from scratch, with the tools we’ve picked up along the way. my focus: being the angelic troublemaker making my contribution to good trouble we need, in pursuit of freedom.

there’s a bit of fun, comedy even. there’s restorative power in our joy, our laughter. we can’t miss celebrating, questioning, and laughing thru the moments happening in the culture.

there’s also a bit of weight. we live in uncertain times to get through it, we’re going to need each other. these discussions are aimed at serving us today and serving those to come in the future. we’re developing a quick reference guide for after the revolution comes, while also appreciating the moments as we live them.

all in the pursuit of truth, justice, journalism, and freedom.

this show is living, in that it will evolve and change as it grows, and we welcome you to be part of it.

credits

executive producers:

jarrett hill

danielle decourcey

segment producer:

jessica williams bell

this week on the show

for our season one finale, i'm talking to some folks who've sorta done something i'm dreaming about: leaving. the new american dream is escaping america and i want to know how it's happening for these folks. black gay boy abroad's nick guillory, is giving us some perspective on the nuances of queerness when thinking about moving to another country. nick is in vietnam, and has been moving around for the last two years.

melanated in mexico's tristen & cc sutton are talking to us about the ways they measure what works for black and brown folks, how they think about the needs of our community abroad, and have a spreadsheet and a list or two to help.