NYLL host Allison is originally from Georgia and relocated to Alabama 5 years ago. She has worked as a photojournalist, documenting the lives and culture of people throughout the Southeast. She also works as a freelance writer. She is passionate about connecting people through sharing individuals’ stories.
We continue last episode’s conversation around community and housing with guest is Alison Johnson, the executive director of the Housing Justice League and
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COVID-19 cases are on the rise again. On this episode Allison talks with Laura Delfino about COVID-19. Back at the end of March she had the virus. Laura talks about her experience with having COVID-19, the ways it impacted her
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It’s another episode on the pandemic, but let’s be honest there’s not much else on our minds. This episode Allison talks with Eli Peyton, a teacher at DeKalb Path Academy. Eli gives
MoreLife as we know it has dramatically changed. Societies around the world are being asked to stay home and away from other people. The view from Allison’s window remains the same each
MoreReparations. How much does the general public know about this topic? On this episode, Allison talks with Dr. Ashley D. Farmer, an Associate Professor in the Departments of History and African and
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On this episode Allison talks to Nicole McCormick, a teacher, President of the Mercer County Education Association, union member and mother to four children.
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Dr. Lauren Crigler talks with host Allison about being a pain with sex therapist in the American South. They discuss all things sex including education, taboo topics and how to create a
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Guest Adrienne van der Valk talks with host Allison about white feminism and how white women can fight against it within the feminist movement.
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We continue last episode’s conversation around community and housing with guest is Alison Johnson, the executive director of the Housing Justice League and Peoplestown resident. Alison talks about the work HJL does in
MoreNow that it has been almost 4 months since Georgia’s governor signed HB 481 – better known as a heartbeat bill – it seems to have faded into the background. Now there
MoreWhat is Democratic Socialism? Is it Bernie Sanders? Is it AOC? Is it more than just those two people? On this episode host Allison dives deep into the subject with Staci Swiney,
More* Warning this episode addresses topics dealing with sexual assault. On this episode Ashley Massey talks about her work with Enough is Enough Tennessee and her role as an advocate for survivors of sexual
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