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Coming Soon ... Behind The Music Podcast
Coming Soon ... Behind The Music Podcast
Join Latoya Elle to talk about the latest music business news weekly on Behind the Music podcast. Coming soon to Anchor.
Mental Health In the Black Community: Her Story
As Latoya learns more about the relationship between mental health and her community, she uncovers why mental health stigma exists within the black community, especially among black women. Mental Health In the Black Community: Her Story, covers topics of stereotypes, stigma and disparities. This piece is intended to bring awareness to mental health and to start a dialogue. Mental Health In the Black Community: Her Story, features Cherise Joseph, a black woman based in Toronto and Daryll Wilson, a sociological master student at Ryerson University.
Music by: Mela and Ketsa
FLOW 98.7 FM
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Welcome to Flow 98.7FM, Toronto's premier destination for Commercial Black Music. As the Weekend News Producer from January 2024 to March 2024, I had he privilege of curating news stories that resonated with our diverse BIPOC audience. Working remotely, I diligently researched and selected topics that were not only accurate and relevant but also inclusive, ensuring that every listener felt represented. Crafting concise 1-minute and 30-second News Hits, I respected the attention spans of our audience while delivering essential updates. Utilizing Adobe Audition, I meticulously edited audio recordings to enhance quality, clarity, and professionalism, aiming to maximize the impact on our listeners. At Flow 98.7FM, we're committed to delivering informative content that enriches and empowers our community.
Ryersonian: Blue & Gold
Episode 2
In the second episode of the winter season of Blue and Gold, we speak with education reporter Sherina Harris to give us insight on the cause and effect of the termination and what we should be expecting.
We talk to fifth-year student David Jardine who opens up about student politics and why the RSU is receiving the backlash that it currently is.
Lastly, we speak to the president of CESAR, Nicole Brayiannis, about the impact of the termination and the importance of student representation on campus.
Blue and Gold is a weekly podcast from the Ryersonian profiling each week’s top stories, created by Lauren Davis, and hosted by Dan Drigo, and Latoya Elle.
Episode 4
In the fourth episode of the winter season of Blue and Gold, education reporter Sherina Harris joins us again to close out election season and summarize the last week of campus politics.
We also hear from presidential candidates, Charmaine Reid and Ali Yousaf.
We sit down with Cristal Hines, a fifth-year social work student, to talk about both her experiences as a woman of colour and her involvement on and off campus as a young, black leader.
Lastly, we hear “Black Privilege”, a poem by Elizabeth Ariho.
Blue and Gold is a weekly podcast from the Ryersonian profiling each week’s top stories, produced by Lauren Davis, and hosted by Dan Drigo and Latoya Elle.
Episode 6
In the sixth episode of the winter season of Blue and Gold, we speak with Mariam Nouser, co-founder of the halal makeup brand, Infinitely Classic, on how she started her business and why she wants to empower Muslim women.
Later in the show, we speak with Jody Ellesse, a Toronto-based makeup artist on her challenges as a black female entrepreneur.
Blue and Gold is a weekly podcast from the Ryersonian profiling each week’s top stories, created and hosted by Sarah Chew and Latoya Elle.