PennTalk

Maryland Senator Shelly Hettleman from District 11 in Baltimore County joins us this week to talk about her work in Maryland politics. She shares her political history and inspiration. We discussed tough issues like upcoming police reform, back to school concerns w/ recent proposed budget cuts in Maryland, and how can we combat the deadly virus COVID-19 as a community. Fantastic, must-listen episode! Enjoy!

Baltimore County Councilman Julian Jones, representing the fourth district, joins us to discuss new legislation he is proposing that will revise and reform how police officers are keeping our communities safe. Great episode!

On Episode 3 of PennTalk, we began our space with introductions and current thoughts and feelings. This week's podcast focus was Malcom Gladwell's Revisionist History. The episode gives a deeper and closer look at the events before and after the Supreme Court decision to integrate schools with the landmark case Brown vs. The Board of Education of Topeka. Our network continues to grow, and we love opportunities to share and learn. Thank you for listening and you are invited to join us on Sundays at 7:00 PM on Zoom. Please rate or like this episode and follow PennTalk on your favorite podcast platform. 

Our second episode featured TV reporter and podcast producer, Nia Hamm. She was gracious enough to join us and discuss her research into the Tulsa Race Massacre, which led her to create the podcast "Black Wall Street:1921". This podcast series taught me so much I wasn't aware of. Thank you to everyone who leaned into and made this discussion impactful and meaningful. Please give it a listen and leave some feedback! The discussion begins after the podcast! Email [email protected] with questions, comments, feedback, and love. Thank you for your listening consideration.