Small Doses with Amanda Seales

This week, we are joined by Mehdi Hasan, journalist and founder of Zeteo, to discuss the failures of the media in the era of Trump's 2nd term, America's descent into facism, and how independent journalists are navigating this landscape.For more content, subscribe to our Youtube and Patreon!

This week, Dayna Lynn Nuckolls, The People’s Oracle, joins us to demystify spirituality outside of traditional religious spaces, and discuss the connections between politics and prophecy.For more content, subscribe to our Youtube and Patreon!

This week, organizer and activist Afeni Evans (@factsandfire) joins us to talk about finding her way to radical politics, the work of the Mass Liberation Project, and the incoming phase of American facism and expansion of white supremacy.For more content, subscribe to our Youtube and Patreon!

adrienne maree brown, a renowned writer and activist, discusses the art of 'loving corrections' in relationships. She emphasizes the balance between gentle guidance and tough love while exploring self-reflection. The impact of music on personal identity is revealed through anecdotes. The conversation delves into self-perception, voice dynamics, and societal expectations, especially regarding race and gender. brown also highlights the importance of empathy in relationships, encouraging deeper connections in a superficial digital age.

Claudia De la Cruz, an activist and former presidential nominee for the Socialist Party, shares her insights on the true meanings of socialism and communism. She critiques the burdens of capitalism, such as housing inequalities and the pressure of rent. The discussion delves into the intersection of faith and activism, advocating for social justice and collective action. De la Cruz also highlights the emergence of global movements pushing back against U.S. dominance, emphasizing the need for education and unity in the fight for equity and dignity.

This week, we unpack notability vs. notoriety, redifining success, and the path to artistic intellectualism. For more content, subscribe to our Youtube and Patreon!

This week, I share my experience of living through Hurricane Beryl in Grenada.For more content, subscribe to our Youtube and Patreon!

This week, we're joined by British journalist and documentary filmmaker Dr. Myriam François to talk about navigating the world as a white Muslim person, the limitations of inter-class allyship, and how the world perceives the current state of US politics.For more content, subscribe to our Youtube and Patreon!

This week, we are joined by activist, author, and filmmaker Kimberly Latrice Jones, to talk about practical ways to help the youth get involved in civics, why the older generations need to put their thirst for power aside, and the difference between Black policy vs. Black politics. Make sure to check out Kimberly's work with Vocation Ventures and The Aster Project.For more content, subscribe to our Youtube and Patreon!

Margaux Joffe, a Board Certified Cognitive Specialist and founder of Minds of All Kinds, shares her insights on neurodiversity and advocacy. She explores the spectrum of neurodivergence, discussing personal challenges and societal perceptions. Joffe emphasizes the importance of using supportive terminology and navigating daily stressors while fostering self-acceptance. The conversation also delves into the significance of understanding sensory experiences and the need for inclusive environments in education and the workplace.