Episodes

  • Rising to the challenge: The immortal journey of the father

    Rising to the challenge: The immortal journey of the father
    Sep 23 2024
    The Father's Walk is an annual Cleveland event that aims to promote paternity and male involvement in children's lives. In this episode of Rebel Nation Podcast, we explore the history and significance of this event. We delve into the origins and city-wide effects of this remarkable effort that promotes parental involvement in their children's education and personal development. Be sure to tune in as we delve into the topic of positive fatherhood and its enduring impact on families and communities in Cleveland through The Father's Walk.
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    51 mins
  • Redlining from our eyes

    Redlining from our eyes
    Sep 23 2024
    The practice of "redlining," in which financial institutions discriminated against people living in areas with a high concentration of Black or minority residents, started in the 1930s and persisted till today. The word "redlining" comes from the Home Owners' Loan Corporation's (HOLC) use of color-coding to designate minority neighborhoods as "high risk" investment locations. There are large racial gaps in housing, education, and economic opportunities because this strategy deliberately prevented Black families from becoming wealthy through homeownership. The Fair Housing Act of 1968 made redlining illegal, but the practice is still observable in segregated neighborhoods and the racial wealth disparity. In this episode of Rebel Nation Podcast, we'll take a look at how redlining affected urban America and how people are still fighting to erase its history so that everyone may live in a fairer society.
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    36 mins
  • The Crown Act, Stereotyping, Profiling Black's, and more

    The Crown Act, Stereotyping, Profiling Black's, and more
    Sep 23 2024
    In this powerful episode of the Rebel Nation Podcast, we sit down with students to discuss the important and often overlooked issues of racial stereotyping, profiling, and discrimination that impact Black communities every day. We delve into the significance of the CROWN Act, legislation aimed at ending race-based hair discrimination, and explore how biases about appearance can lead to broader social injustices. Through candid conversations and personal stories, our students share their experiences with racial profiling and the harmful stereotypes that still persist. Together, we unpack the complexities of these issues and examine the steps needed to create a more equitable and just society. Join us for an enlightening and thought-provoking discussion that challenges the status quo and empowers listeners to push for change
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    33 mins
  • The reality of being a teen part 2

    The reality of being a teen part 2
    Mar 7 2024
    High school students finish a discussion about their every day battles being at an inner-city school
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    43 mins
  • Justice in focus with Judge Ryan, the ordinary man

    Justice in focus with Judge Ryan, the ordinary man
    Mar 4 2024
    Judge Ryan talks about his struggles to success
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    42 mins
  • The valentine mom

    The valentine mom
    Feb 27 2024
    Moms of JACCA scholars talk about how they manage their love and parenting in this GenZ era.
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    49 mins
  • The reality of being a teen

    The reality of being a teen
    Jan 30 2024
    High students discuss daily issues they face in school from lunch to security.
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    38 mins
  • Walking Together: The Unique Bond of Fathers with Sons and Daughters

    Walking Together: The Unique Bond of Fathers with Sons and Daughters
    Sep 25 2023

    Dads weigh in to give their perspective of being a father in today's society.
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    1 hr and 2 mins