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Quanice and Bert talk about how leaders are not stepping up (they always waiting on US), how a lot of our journeys are not linear, why national advocacy work needs to be more collective, and the current state of the sector all while sipping on 19 Crime and Bed-Vyne Wines <3

Resources from Episode:

• Dr. Rosephanye Powell's story
  • UPDATE: In the Fall of 2025, Indiana Bible college sued Dr. Rosephanye Powell and the case was dismissed
• No, just No by Alan Harrison: https://www.artsjournal.com/scenechange/2025/05/20/no-just-no/

This episode was recorded May 27, 2025.

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Quanice and Alison talk about Mel Robbins’ Let Them, being an auntie, and the current state of the sector while sipping on Grey Goose and Arizona Iced Tea and Water in a cute cup <3

Resources from Episode:

• The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins
• Grantmakers in the Arts Reflections from 2024 Conference Keynote
• Memphis Music Initative's Call and Response Series
• National Endowment for the Arts Lawsuit March 2025
• Alison McNeil’s Cultural Catalysts Podcast

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Hi, BAABIES!! Quanice sits down with Andrew Lee to talk about politics, cultural policy, and strategically taking it to hell…. all while drinking wine and rosé.

Resources:

• MacArthur Foundation Payout Increase
• Kennedy Center performance featuring Gay Men's Chorus of Washington is canceled

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