Walking to the back
Auldton Laughing Club
In which Laura says good bye to this project, thanks you all for your support and conversations, and walks to the back of the bus. NEW: Audiobook available of Contact Laura at: Linktr.ee at: Audiobook narrator:
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Juneteenth, Tulsa, and cicadas
Auldton Laughing Club
In which Laura takes a cicada walk and considers the underground railroad of shared memory. Want an email reminder for new episodes of this podcast? NEW: Audiobook available of Contact Laura at: Linktr.ee at: Audiobook narrator: The Auldton Laughing Club anti-racism action of the episode is this: learn about Greenwood, and Juneteenth. Chapter 37: Five Chapter 38: Maxwell Chapter 39: Bedfellows Chapter 40: Signage Chapter 41: Jemima
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White-facing and emojis
Auldton Laughing Club
In which Laura smiles at strangers, personalizes her emojis, and describes the last time she played the "who am I" game. Anti-racism action for the episode: play with your emojis, and read The Sneeches: Want an email reminder for new episodes of this podcast? NEW: Audiobook available of Contact Laura at: Linktr.ee at: Audiobook narrator: This episode's chapters from the book: Chapter 32: Decoration Day Chapter 33: Squarely Chapter 34: Church and State Chapter 35: Passing Through Chapter 36: The Greater Good
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I want to be shocked
Auldton Laughing Club
In which Laura looks at the Chauvin conviction from both sides of the color line. Anti-racism action for the episode: lobby for with your representatives. Unless you are a DC resident and have no voting representation. Want an email reminder for new episodes of this podcast? NEW: Audiobook available of Contact Laura at: Linktr.ee at: Audiobook narrator: This episode's chapters from the book: Chapter 27: Gene Pool Chapter 28: There will be no tone Chapter 29: Places Chapter 30: Front and Center Chapter 31: Lineage
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What are you going to do with your stuff
Auldton Laughing Club
In which we learn about hypodescent, meet one of Laura's aunties, and consider what being Black means. Special guest: Dr Irma McClaurin Anti-racism action for the episode: Links of note: : YouTube : Wikipedia : Wikipedia : Wikipedia Want an email reminder for new episodes of this podcast? NEW: Audiobook available of Contact Laura at: Linktr.ee at: Audiobook narrator: This episode's chapters from the book: Chapter 24: Plots Chapter 25: Here and there Chapter 26: Cables
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The absence of Carl Collins
Auldton Laughing Club
In which we consider the absence of Carl Collins. Special guest: Dr. Carlie Tartakov Anti-racism deed of the week: ScholarCHIPS provides college scholarships, mentoring and a peer support network to children of incarcerated parents, inspiring them to complete their college education. Want an email reminder for new episodes of this podcast? NEW: Audiobook available of Contact Laura at: Linktr.ee at: Audiobook narrator:
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Becoming Fearless Girls
Auldton Laughing Club
In which Laura becomes a Fearless Girl, we learn a lot about the importance of good glue, and Nadine drops by again. Anti-racism deed of the week: Learn about Mutual Aid Fearless Girls BLM Plaza Memorial Wall/Nadine Seiler update Mutual Aid: Emancipation Statue: Want an email reminder for new episodes of this podcast? . Contact Laura at: Linktr.ee at: Audiobook narrator:
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Finding Fearless Girls
Auldton Laughing Club
In which Laura and Mark choose to stay in Capitol Hill for the inauguration, Laura searches for the Fearless Girls, and finds them. Anti-racism deed of the week: Want an email reminder for new episodes of this podcast? . Contact Laura at: Linktr.ee at: Audiobook narrator:
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Before and after on Capitol Hill
Auldton Laughing Club
In which Mark and Laura venture to the Capitol on the morning of and the day after the failed coup. To contact Laura: Want an email reminder for new episodes of this podcast? . Contact Laura at: Linktr.ee at: Audiobook narrator:
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Angeline comes out of the closet
Auldton Laughing Club
In which: Angeline comes out of a dark closet, Allison weaponizes blue words to vanquish shame, Regan identifies the analogy to describe 2020. Special guests: Allison, Regan, Angeline, Chaney, Sarah, Green, Woodly, Martha, Mary, Ann, Lewis, Henry, Lucy, John, and Simon Want an email reminder for new episodes of this podcast? . Contact Laura at: Linktr.ee at: Audiobook narrator:
info_outlineIn which Laura reveals her travel tricks for trick knees, meets Philipos, and learns why everyone needs a Nadine.
Special guests: Philipos Melaku-Bello, Nadine Seiler
Special thanks for the help of cousin Robyn, her friend Lulu, Carmen, Regina, and of course Mark.
Anti-racism action of the episode: support the memorial and those preserving it. With your donations, and if possible with your bodies, and, interestingly, your bicycles. I donated to the Gofundme. Please join me, generously. https://www.gofundme.com/f/protect-the-fence
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- Audiobook narrator: Allen McRae
Links of note:
- The White House And Lafayette Park Went From 'Public Square' To 'Veritable Fortress'
- How the Black Lives Matter memorial wall was resurrected after Trump supporters tore it down
- October 27: Activists Tear Down Signs At Black Lives Matter Plaza After Confirmation Of Amy Coney Barrett
- As Election Looms, Boarded-up Buildings & Barricades Near White House
- Philipos Melaku-Bello: 30 Years of White House Peace Vigil @philiposmelakubello Instagram
- Working at the White House: Protester, Philipos Melaku-Bello