Vanessa Tyler discusses the legacy of former Harlem Globetrotter, business man and community leader Carl Green. Vanessa covers the street naming tribute to this basketball pioneer and talks with his wife Judith Green about their incredible love story.

Vanessa Tyler discusses the legacy of former Harlem Globetrotter, business man and community leader Carl Green. Vanessa covers the street naming tribute to this basketball pioneer and talks with his wife Judith Green about their incredible love story.

Artful story telling takes center stage as BIN’S "Black Land" podcast taps into the lives of ordinary people and brings to life their extraordinary tales of triumph and circumstance. Join Emmy award winning Host Vanessa Tyler each week as she dives deep into uncharted stories and gives an overdue and deserving voice to those who have often experienced the other side of the American dream. From laughter to tears, triumph to trials, Black Land delivers the personal narratives of Black people surviving through struggles, and challenges, and unmasks their stories through a combination of expert guests, heartwarming honesty, and an authentic dialogue that's rarely heard on podcasts today.

Artful story telling takes center stage as BIN’S "Black Land" podcast taps into the lives of ordinary people and brings to life their extraordinary tales of triumph and circumstance. Join Emmy award winning Host Vanessa Tyler each week as she dives deep into uncharted stories and gives an overdue and deserving voice to those who have often experienced the other side of the American dream. From laughter to tears, triumph to trials, Black Land delivers the personal narratives of Black people surviving through struggles, and challenges, and unmasks their stories through a combination of expert guests, heartwarming honesty, and an authentic dialogue that's rarely heard on podcasts today.

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Vanessa discusses the legacy of basketball pioneer Carl Green

Episode 38 - Carl Green

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Dr. Vanessa Tyler talks with Karen Taylor, founder and Executive Director of 'While We Are Still Here', an organization dedicated to preserving the history of Harlem, NY. The group has an initiative called the 'Signs Of The Times: Harlem Markers Project' where they are installing historic markers around the city to honor events, people and organizations vital to the city of Harlem. Future plans include developing a tourist app, where people can walk the city and the app will show the historical significance of each marker.

Dr. Vanessa Tyler talks with Karen Taylor, founder and Executive Director of '<a href="https://whilewearestillhere.org/">While We Are Still Here</a>', an organization dedicated to preserving the history of Harlem, NY. The group has an initiative called the '<a href="https://whilewearestillhere.org/signs-of-the-times">Signs Of The Times: Harlem Markers Project</a>' where they are installing historic markers around the city to honor events, people and organizations vital to the city of Harlem. Future plans include developing a tourist app, where people can walk the city and the app will show the historical significance of each marker.

Dr. Vanessa Tyler talks with Karen Taylor, founder and Executive Director of 'While We Are Still Here', an organization dedicated to preserving the history of Harlem, NY.

Episode 120 - Harlem Signs Of The Times

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Host Dr. Vanessa Tyler has a conversation with Sharon Content, Executive Director of Children Of Promise, NYC, an organization designed to work with families impacted by incarceration. Their unique programs infuse a mental health & wellness element alongside a traditional sports and science curriculum for kids, and their Clinical Training Institute provides Continuing Education Units for licensed social workers focused on the treatment of parental incarceration as a primary childhood trauma. 

Host Dr. Vanessa Tyler has a conversation with Sharon Content, Executive Director of <a href="https://www.cpnyc.org/">Children Of Promise, NYC</a>, an organization designed to work with families impacted by incarceration. Their unique programs infuse a mental health &amp; wellness element alongside a traditional sports and science curriculum for kids, and their Clinical Training Institute provides Continuing Education Units for licensed social workers focused on the treatment of parental incarceration as a primary childhood trauma.

Children Of Promise NYC, an organization focused on the health and wellness of kids and families affected by incarceration.

Episode 119 - Children of Promise

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Dr. Vanessa Tyler discusses the effects of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and how Black women statistically are at a higher risk of getting this chronic autoimmune disorder. The discussion includes Black women living with M.S. and those who are caretakers of M.S. survivors. Guests are Multiple Sclerosis Advocate Marti Hines and Sophia Williams, producers of the documentary "All In My Head".

Dr. Vanessa Tyler discusses the effects of <a href="https://www.nationalmssociety.org/">Multiple Sclerosis (MS)</a> and how Black women statistically are at a higher risk of getting this chronic autoimmune disorder. The discussion includes Black women living with M.S. and those who are caretakers of M.S. survivors. Guests are Multiple Sclerosis Advocate Marti Hines and Sophia Williams, producers of the documentary "<a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-share-stories-of-black-women-living-with-ms?attribution_id=sl:8dbc58af-c27f-427e-8b38-42d63ba00237&amp;utm_campaign=man_ss_icons&amp;utm_medium=customer&amp;utm_source=copy_link">All In My Head</a>".

Dr. Tyler speaks with MS advocate Marti Hines and Sophia Williams about living with multiple sclerosis and their upcoming documentary "All In My Head"

Episode 118 - Black Women Living With MS

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