🎙️ Season 4, Episode 3 of BlackLantic is here! 🌊

Join Clint0n as he takes you behind the scenes at the 2nd Annual NB Black Summit—an incredible event dedicated to community, activism, and Black joy across New Brunswick. From powerful panel discussions to inspiring interviews with community leaders like Yusuf Shire, Saa Andrew, Dr. Manju Varma, and the next-gen activist Zammie Igwe, this episode is full of conversations that matter.

We also caught up with One8Tea, celebrated live performances, and captured the vibrant energy of our community coming together.

This work is hard, but so worth it. Please watch, share, and if you feel called, support us in continuing to bring these important stories to light. Let’s keep building together. ✊🏾💛

Watch now and share your thoughts in the comments!

On August 8th 2024, the Queer Heritage Initiative of New Brunswick held an event "BIPOC+ Queer New Brunswick Perspectives" in partnership with Blacklantic and Saint John Pride. The panel was hosted by Hillary LeBlanc of Blacklantic and panelists Victor Escobedo, Todd Ross and Normand Hector discussed their lived experiences of being members of the BIPOC+ Community in New Brunswick, recognition of survivors of the LGBT Purge and being part of the 2SLGBTQ+ newcomer community. Opening remarks - Meredith J. Batt, QHINB & Eric Savoie, Saint John Pride Audio and Video - Boy Toyin Event took place at Haven Music Hall in Menahkwesk / Saint John on the traditional unceded territory of the Wolastoqiyik, Mi’kmaq and Pekotomuhkati peoples

Recorded live at @summersoulsa 2024, this special episode of BlackLantic features hosts @shodocta and @hillaryleblancmedia in conversation with @DeeHernandezMusic , @KirkDiamond , @TeriaMoradaMusic and last but NEVER least @BasicONE8TEA . The artists open up about their journeys, struggles, successes and dramas in the music industry, sharing powerful stories of self-discovery, independence, and authenticity. Get ready for a raw and inspiring discussion with some of Atlantic Canada's most talented Afro-Caribbean musicians.

It's our 100TH Episode, Season 3 Finale, and First Live Audience Podcast Recording! The Trifecta 📐

So Join Us, with Natalie Preddie (@_nattyp), an international travel journalist and media personality. Recorded live at the inaugural Soundwave Summit in Toronto, Natalie shares her journey from passionate traveler to professional journalist, an honest look at motherhood and the challenges she’s faced, and her insights into the future of travel journalism. Whether you're an aspiring writer or just love travel stories, this episode is a must-listen!

Thank you for another great year! Thanks to our listeners, engagers, guests, organizations who hired us, CHMAFM, and other volunteers that offered space or time.

BlackLantic Weekly will be back by the Fall, the socials don't stop, follow us everywhere at @blacklantic, and join the mailing list at www.blacklantic.ca

🎤 Exclusive Interview with Omega Mighty: Toronto's Inspirational Artist On the Rise | Full Episode 🎤 Join us in this exciting episode of BlackLantic as we sit down with the incredibly talented Omega Mighty (pronounced Oh-Me-Ga), a rising icon in Toronto's vibrant music scene, who also played in integral role in some of this years Junos award choreography in Halifax, Nova Scotia. 🌟 Omega Mighty, a part of Toronto's 'Mighty Gang' family, shares her journey, from her early musical and entrepreneurial influences to becoming a powerful voice in the industry on the mic and behind the scenes. 🎶 📺 Watch Now to Discover: • Omega Mighty’s early influences and musical journey 🎵 • How she balances creativity and personal life 🎤 • Her challenges and triumphs in the music industry 💪 • Exclusive insights into her future projects and dreams 🚀 Listen, watch, like, or save for later! Thank you to: Karen Ferguson of Toronto Designer's Market! Make sure you visit 50 Bloor Street West.

On this weeks episode, we speak with Husoni Raymond who has been integral in history making in New Brunswick. An immigrant from Jamaica, he has just completed his law degree in Toronto. Thank you to: Husoni Raymond and Karen Ferguson of Toronto Designers Market for the space. Check them out at 50 Bloor Street West. ______________________________________ We are a grassroots organization on the path to more. Contribute time, content of support at https://www.blacklantic.ca/contribute ______________________________________ About BlackLantic: A social purpose and digital media organization providing engaging platforms of perspective towards diversity, diaspora and sometimes challenges of being Black in Atlantic Canada #blacklantic #blackcontentcreator #blackcontentcreators @blacklantic on socials! ______________________________________

Join us for an inspiring episode featuring LXVNDR, the talented musician originally from Charlottetown and now making waves in Halifax. In this heartfelt conversation, LXVNDR shares her journey through the music scene, her experiences growing up in PEI, and how she embraces her identity. Discover the colors of her music, the influence of her upbringing, and the strength she draws from her heritage. Tune in for an episode filled with stories of resilience, creativity, and the power of music. (Season 03 Episode 33)

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