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Paris Alston hosts this weekly series that serves up Black intellect, culture and joy. Rooted covers Black news and culture from down the block to around the diaspora. In a global news cycle that’s always cooking up new headlines, Rooted brings you the recipes you don’t want to lose: the stories, the voices, the dialogue that keep us connected. Tell us what you think and what you’d like to hear on future episodes at [email protected]. Find more content and subscribe to our YouTube channel.

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  1. Black Catholics want more than recognition. Will the church listen? 21:52
  2. Hired for diversity, fired for speaking up? Black women at work 24:36
  3. How white parents can raise Black children with confidence? 25:44
  4. Could Gary's power crisis spark a national reckoning on climate resilience and energy justice? 21:49
  5. Are Black student-athletes being protected from racism in high school sports? 18:57
  6. The difference between 'Black horror' and 'Black in horror' with Robin R. Means Coleman 24:29
  7. What was Spike Lee warning Hollywood about when he released Bamboozled? 23:21
  8. What does losing the SAVE plan mean for current borrowers? 24:59
  9. Are Black voters being taken for granted by the political system? 25:24
  10. How are churches using AI to reach Gen Z?
  11. Why are curves celebrated on some women but stigmatized on others? 18:42
  12. Chains to Change Part 2: What hidden Black history still lives across Boston today? 27:01
  13. Chains to Change Part #1: How did Black Bostonians help shape America's fight for freedom? 22:11
  14. Why are Black men still the most misunderstood voters in America? 25:26
  15. Has Black music been exploited for decades—and who really deserves the credit? 23:39
  16. Should Black women be on PrEP? Why HIV prevention is still failing the women most at risk 27:40
  17. Can 300,000 voices redefine democracy for Black America? 25:30
  18. Is the World Cup in the U.S. covering up serious human rights issues? 19:40
  19. Is the DNC 2024 autopsy a warning sign for Black voters? 26:24
  20. For Black women farmers, tending the land is ancestral and healing 27:06
  21. Can kink be the safest space for Black disabled women? 23:16
  22. What does 'AI literacy' really mean for the future of work and education? 25:48
  23. Can the World Cup really unite Haiti while the U.S. bans Haitians? 20:13
  24. Is gaming’s “woke” backlash hiding a bigger race problem? 21:11
  25. Is Don Lemon redefining what a Black journalist can be? 22:20
  26. Is anyone actually 100% Black? Henry Louis Gates Jr. on DNA, race, and power 26:46
  27. Why do we exist? Dr. Hakeem Oluseyi on the universe, Black representation, and access to science 26:46
  28. What the capture of Maduro reveals about U.S. fear of Black sovereignty 26:46
  29. Why does America celebrate Black music 50 years late? 26:46
  30. Why are Black women in reality TV held to a higher standard of accountability? 26:46
  31. Is America losing its history? Fired librarian of Congress warns of the risks under a Trump 2.0 presidency 26:46
  32. A new era? What the 2026 Oscars mean for Black cinema, representation, and Hollywood’s future 23:54
  33. Bluey to Baddies: Why is there no 'tween' media? 26:46
  34. 88% Women, Majority Women of Color — So of Course Their Degrees Got Devalued 26:46
  35. Are we drifting away from Black History Month? The conversation no one is having! 26:46
  36. Ivory Tower, Broken Workers: The Academic Labor Crisis No One Wants to Own 26:46
  37. Bad Bunny shut the whole Super Bowl down — the culture, the unity, the backlash 26:46
  38. Losing Recipes, Keeping Trauma: The Family Secrets Behind Our Favorite Dishes 26:46
  39. 3800 New Voters, Same Old Question: Do the Grammys Still Matter? 26:46
  40. We’re Not Afraid of the Water—We’re Afraid of What America Put in It 26:46
  41. Data do it! AI’s Harsh Trade-Off for Black America 26:46
  42. What it’s like to be young and biracial in America today? 16:10
  43. Should Black women stop using synthetic hair? 20:13
  44. Why Rep. Ayanna Pressley is pushing for reparations now 18:24
  45. Black Stories, White Comfort: Who’s Still Controlling the Narrative? 26:46
  46. Why are Black survivors still invisible in the Digital Age? 26:46
  47. Who Holds the Keys? Conservatorships, Mental Health & Black Men’s Autonomy 26:46
  48. Beyond the Headlines: Who Gets to Tell America’s Story? 26:46
  49. Edges of Empowerment: The Politics of Black Hair 26:46
  50. How to make inclusive elder care for the BIPOC LGBTQ+ community? 26:31