Dr. Wells-Oghoghomeh will share with us everything from the influences of Christianity on enslavement practices to religious polysemy.

For today's episode, we will be talking with Vanderbilt English Professor Dr. Anthony Reed about the Black Arts Era.

Length: 37:26 Audio: https://anchor.fm/johannah-chanteria/episodes/Black-Tea-Politics-of-Black-Gender-eadlaq [cassette tape starting...

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In our third episode, Dr. Jamye Hardy from the Vanderbilt Office of Student Care Coordination gave us some self-care tips that students...

Length: 49:20 Audio: https://anchor.fm/johannah-chanteria/episodes/Chamomile-Tea-Dr--Jamye-Hardy-eabcck [Intro Music: "Hip Hop...

The following is a short story written by Christian Crawford. To hear his interview, go to https://anchor.fm/johannah-chanteria.

Episode length: 30:52 Audio: https://anchor.fm/johannah-chanteria/episodes/Passion-Tea-Christian-Crawford-ea8fek/a-a1arf13 [Intro Music:...

Black Tea is a podcast through Vanderbilt University that strives to highlight underrepresented and undiscovered perspectives on campus.