A Little Brit of Everything

In Brittany's final podcast episode under the instruction of Dr. Tinajero at UNT Dallas, things get light (literally) and funny in a discussion about whiteness and white supremacy. 

In this episode, host Brittany breaks down some Black regional accents and slang and advocates for why AAVE as a cultural staple is important. 

Back from a much needed mental health hiatus, host Brittany is back with a discussion of racial comedy and its place in society. Like, if you make everything about race--are you funny even? 

Happy 2022! Happy Black History Month. Black Future Month, alladat. Host Brittany Engram is back with a short episode on skin color and the social construct of race.

Host Brittany gives a recap of life at the beginning and throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

In Part 2, we talk about the second protagonist of Brittany Engram’s script Engineering Dreams and close with a little chat on the curious case of Lena Waithe.

In part one of a two part series, Brittany Engram reads and discusses sections of her Afrofuturism screenplay Engineering Dreams. Inspired and an unofficial prequel to Where Earth Meets Sky by Vanessa Mercado Taylor, Edyka Chilome and Ariana Cook, we get a glimpse into the world of 16 year old scientist and mystic, Engineer Engram.

Host Brittany chats it up with her favorite archetype—the Black mother.

Girls just want to have fun! Alena, Tram, and Brittany hang out during Hip Hop Rhetoric class at UNT Dallas.