Welcome to "Across Generations," I'm your host, Tiffany D. Cross. In today’s episode, we're diving deep into the heart of interracial friendships, asking the question: Can women from different ethnicities be best or bosom friends? I'm thrilled to have two incredible guests with me—Carla Hall, the acclaimed chef and TV personality, and Christina Brown, a renowned diversity advocate and influencer.

Carla and Christina share their unique journeys of cultivating and nurturing friendships across racial lines. Carla opens up about her experience growing up in Nashville and how her early friendships shaped her worldview. Christina talks about her work in diversity and inclusion, and how her personal relationships have influenced her view on having friendships outside of race.

We explore the joys and sometimes awkward moments of mixed friendships, the cultural exchanges, and the deep bonds that form despite societal challenges. Our conversation touches on the importance of open dialogue, empathy, and the willingness to understand and celebrate our differences.

Join us as we unpack the complexities and beauty of interracial friendships and discover how these relationships can bridge divides or broaden them. Don’t miss this enlightening and heartwarming episode of "Across Generations."



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Welcome to "Across Generations," I'm your host, Tiffany D. Cross. In today’s episode, we're diving deep into the heart of interracial friendships, asking the question: Can women from different ethnicities be best or bosom friends? I'm thrilled to have two incredible guests with me—Carla Hall, the acclaimed chef and TV personality, and Christina Brown, a renowned diversity advocate and influencer.
Carla and Christina share their unique journeys of cultivating and nurturing friendships across racial lines. Carla opens up about her experience growing up in Nashville and how her early friendships shaped her worldview. Christina talks about her work in diversity and inclusion, and how her personal relationships have influenced her view on having friendships outside of race.
We explore the joys and sometimes awkward moments of mixed friendships, the cultural exchanges, and the deep bonds that form despite societal challenges. Our conversation touches on the importance of open dialogue, empathy, and the willingness to understand and celebrate our differences.
Join us as we unpack the complexities and beauty of interracial friendships and discover how these relationships can bridge divides or broaden them. Don’t miss this enlightening and heartwarming episode of "Across Generations."
 
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Tiffany D. Cross leads ACross Generations, a plainspoken and candid conversation with Black women from different stages in life. Each episode convenes a seasoned elder, middle-aged, and younger Black woman to discuss a single topic ranging from changing perspectives on sex to what you wish you knew about money in your 20's to the collective state of our womanhood in these contemporary times. Their unique perspectives through provocative, and introspective dialogue that can only come from the safe space that is created by Black women regardless of age.

By delving into subjects that affect women across generations, this podcast provides a space for commonality, familiarity, and honesty, through insightful and sage discussions. It weens  audiences of all backgrounds on the oracle that is Black womanhood by broadening perspectives and deepening understanding through wisdom, wit, laughter, tears, and joy.

Tiffany D. Cross leads ACross Generations, a plainspoken and candid conversation with Black women from different stages in life. Each episode convenes a seasoned elder, middle-aged, and younger Black woman to discuss a single topic ranging from changing perspectives on sex to what you wish you knew about money in your 20's to the collective state of our womanhood in these contemporary times. Their unique perspectives through provocative, and introspective dialogue that can only come from the safe space that is created by Black women regardless of age.
By delving into subjects that affect women across generations, this podcast provides a space for commonality, familiarity, and honesty, through insightful and sage discussions. It weens  audiences of all backgrounds on the oracle that is Black womanhood by broadening perspectives and deepening understanding through wisdom, wit, laughter, tears, and joy.

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Sisterhood Beyond Color: Are Interracial Friendships Genuine with Carla Hall and Christina Brown

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/e73c998e-6e60-432f-8610-ae210140c5b1/clips/eacc10a3-854a-4dc6-a7ab-b18c002572ea/transcript

Join me, Tiffany Cross, on this compelling episode of Across Generations as we explore the evolution of activism through the lens of history and modernity. Our discussion questions the reliance on digital platforms, the effectiveness of marches, and the dynamics of leaderless movements. We also delve into the mental health implications of enduring police violence and cancel culture.

Our esteemed guests, Dr. Elizabeth Williams Omolami, a seasoned human rights activist and daughter of civil rights leader Reverend Hosea Williams, and Jill Cartwright, a young philanthropist and community organizer, join us to unpack these complex issues. Hear their invaluable insights on organizing, the continued relevance of local government actions, and the necessity of in-person engagement. We also explore the generational disconnect between legacy civil rights organizations and younger activists, reflecting on the impact of funding from the private sector and the need for greater mentorship and collaboration across generations.

This episode offers a rich tapestry of stories and perspectives, highlighting the importance of solidarity between generations and the need to sustain a legacy of social justice. From the trauma faced by young Black students during the integration era to the role of social media in modern movements, we cover it all. Reflect with us on how riots are symptoms of deeper societal issues and the ongoing struggle to honor lives lost over material possessions. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that honors the past while empowering the future.





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Join me, Tiffany Cross, on this compelling episode of Across Generations as we explore the evolution of activism through the lens of history and modernity. Our discussion questions the reliance on digital platforms, the effectiveness of marches, and the dynamics of leaderless movements. We also delve into the mental health implications of enduring police violence and cancel culture.
Our esteemed guests, Dr. Elizabeth Williams Omolami, a seasoned human rights activist and daughter of civil rights leader Reverend Hosea Williams, and Jill Cartwright, a young philanthropist and community organizer, join us to unpack these complex issues. Hear their invaluable insights on organizing, the continued relevance of local government actions, and the necessity of in-person engagement. We also explore the generational disconnect between legacy civil rights organizations and younger activists, reflecting on the impact of funding from the private sector and the need for greater mentorship and collaboration across generations.
This episode offers a rich tapestry of stories and perspectives, highlighting the importance of solidarity between generations and the need to sustain a legacy of social justice. From the trauma faced by young Black students during the integration era to the role of social media in modern movements, we cover it all. Reflect with us on how riots are symptoms of deeper societal issues and the ongoing struggle to honor lives lost over material possessions. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that honors the past while empowering the future.
 
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‌Across Generations is produced and edited by <a href="https://www.ideatolaunchpodcastproductions.com/">Idea to Launch Productions</a>

Modern Activism and Historic Legacies with Elisabeth Omilami & Jill Cartwright

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Could the stories we share on grief and trauma become the balm to soothe a collective heartache? Join me as I, alongside TV and radio personality Brii Renee & CEO and Founder of Silence the Shame Shanti Das, unravel the threads of sorrow that bind us all, especially within the Black community. In a series of candid conversations, we traverse personal tales of unexpected loss, from the death of my father, the loss of Shanti Das’ sister, to Brii's sudden bereavement and miscarriage. Our narratives weave through the complexities of carrying on traditions in the face of an empty seat at the holiday table, grappling with the loneliness that often shadows grief, and understanding the potency of specific, actionable support from our circles.

Witness with us the double-edged sword of social media, where the rawness of Black pain is both amplified and trivialized. We dissect how repeated exposure to violence against our kin stirs a vicarious trauma that we carry in our scroll, even as these platforms offer a haven for dialogue on mental health. By sharing our struggles and interventions, like the transformative act of travel and immersion in new surroundings to lighten grief's load, we chart a roadmap for those seeking solace amidst loss. Together, we honor the resilience that pulses within our stories — the kind that fosters healing through the acknowledgment of our most profound wounds.

In this heart-stirring symphony of sorrow and strength, we salute the courage to confront generational trauma head-on and welcome the painstaking journey toward joy after profound loss. We reflect on the tender process of healing after personal tragedies, like my father's suicide, and the evolution of grief that continues to shape us. As we close, we emphasize the value of asking, "How are you feeling?" recognizing that each shared experience of pain, each offered empathy, weaves a stronger fabric of community support. So, tune in and let's navigate this path of mourning and mending, together.

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‌Across Generations is produced and edited by Idea to Launch Productions

Could the stories we share on grief and trauma become the balm to soothe a collective heartache? Join me as I, alongside TV and radio personality Brii Renee &amp; CEO and Founder of Silence the Shame Shanti Das, unravel the threads of sorrow that bind us all, especially within the Black community. In a series of candid conversations, we traverse personal tales of unexpected loss, from the death of my father, the loss of Shanti Das’ sister, to Brii's sudden bereavement and miscarriage. Our narratives weave through the complexities of carrying on traditions in the face of an empty seat at the holiday table, grappling with the loneliness that often shadows grief, and understanding the potency of specific, actionable support from our circles.
Witness with us the double-edged sword of social media, where the rawness of Black pain is both amplified and trivialized. We dissect how repeated exposure to violence against our kin stirs a vicarious trauma that we carry in our scroll, even as these platforms offer a haven for dialogue on mental health. By sharing our struggles and interventions, like the transformative act of travel and immersion in new surroundings to lighten grief's load, we chart a roadmap for those seeking solace amidst loss. Together, we honor the resilience that pulses within our stories — the kind that fosters healing through the acknowledgment of our most profound wounds.
In this heart-stirring symphony of sorrow and strength, we salute the courage to confront generational trauma head-on and welcome the painstaking journey toward joy after profound loss. We reflect on the tender process of healing after personal tragedies, like my father's suicide, and the evolution of grief that continues to shape us. As we close, we emphasize the value of asking, "How are you feeling?" recognizing that each shared experience of pain, each offered empathy, weaves a stronger fabric of community support. So, tune in and let's navigate this path of mourning and mending, together.
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‌Across Generations is produced and edited by <a href="https://www.ideatolaunchpodcastproductions.com/">Idea to Launch Productions</a>

Navigating Loss: Finding New Connection with Brii Renee and Shanti Das

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What’s that one R&B song that can transport you through time and take you back to a key moment or phase of your life? Amazing how music can have that impact. Join me, your host Tiffany Cross, for a nostalgic journey through the rhythms and grooves of R&B music and its enduring impact on our lives. As we reminisce about the classics that shaped our personal narratives, we contrast the generations to the backdrop of soulful tunes from the icon Stevie Wonder to the groundbreaking anthems of Destiny's Child to present day artists like H.E.R. Listen in as I share my intimate stories of growing up with these melodies, reflecting on how the different eras' music has accompanied me through life's milestones.

Journey with us as we discuss the twists and turns of the music industry's evolution, from the inspiration of neo-soul to the enigma of streaming revenues. Our conversation will bring to light the tough choices artists face between signing with record labels or staying independent, navigating venues and award shows, and the precarious trappings of celebrity life. Special guests, Brownstone lead singer Nicci Gilbert-Daniels and up and coming singer SiMaya, join us to share their experiences and insights. They give us an honest and intimate behind-the-scenes look at the music industry's dynamics and how we, as listeners, can support the genuine artists who still craft music with soul and substance.

Did you know there’s a list of dangerous people to work with that’s circulating among some artists in the industry? We discuss as it's not all harmonies and high notes.  Tune in as we delve into the darker chords that resonate within the industry addressing serious issues like predatory behavior examining the recent convictions and accusations that have rocked the music world. With personal anecdotes and reflections, we explore how an enabling culture has allowed such behavior to persist and the steps we're taking to change the narrative for future generations. So whether you're a die-hard R&B fan or simply interested in the interplay of music and society, this episode is a heartfelt symphony of dialogue that's not to be missed.



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‌Across Generations is produced and edited by Idea to Launch Productions

What’s that one R&amp;B song that can transport you through time and take you back to a key moment or phase of your life? Amazing how music can have that impact. Join me, your host Tiffany Cross, for a nostalgic journey through the rhythms and grooves of R&amp;B music and its enduring impact on our lives. As we reminisce about the classics that shaped our personal narratives, we contrast the generations to the backdrop of soulful tunes from the icon Stevie Wonder to the groundbreaking anthems of Destiny's Child to present day artists like H.E.R. Listen in as I share my intimate stories of growing up with these melodies, reflecting on how the different eras' music has accompanied me through life's milestones.
Journey with us as we discuss the twists and turns of the music industry's evolution, from the inspiration of neo-soul to the enigma of streaming revenues. Our conversation will bring to light the tough choices artists face between signing with record labels or staying independent, navigating venues and award shows, and the precarious trappings of celebrity life. Special guests, Brownstone lead singer Nicci Gilbert-Daniels and up and coming singer SiMaya, join us to share their experiences and insights. They give us an honest and intimate behind-the-scenes look at the music industry's dynamics and how we, as listeners, can support the genuine artists who still craft music with soul and substance.
Did you know there’s a list of dangerous people to work with that’s circulating among some artists in the industry? We discuss as it's not all harmonies and high notes.  Tune in as we delve into the darker chords that resonate within the industry addressing serious issues like predatory behavior examining the recent convictions and accusations that have rocked the music world. With personal anecdotes and reflections, we explore how an enabling culture has allowed such behavior to persist and the steps we're taking to change the narrative for future generations. So whether you're a die-hard R&amp;B fan or simply interested in the interplay of music and society, this episode is a heartfelt symphony of dialogue that's not to be missed.
 
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‌Across Generations is produced and edited by <a href="https://www.ideatolaunchpodcastproductions.com/">Idea to Launch Productions</a>

What’s the State of R&B and Where Is It Going with Nicci Gilbert-Daniels and SiMaya

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/e73c998e-6e60-432f-8610-ae210140c5b1/clips/b735e5f8-ce39-4881-808c-b17e002675a2/transcript

Sisterhood Beyond Color: Are Interracial Friendships Genuine with Carla Hall and Christina Brown

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