Last week we spoke with Miski Noor about their community organizing in Minneapolis. To continue that conversation this week, we'll speak with Benjamin Crump who is one of the foremost figures in our current social justice movement. He has represented families in multiple high-profile police violence cases, including the families of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery. He has been leading the same fight in the courtroom that Miski and Black Visions have been leading on the front lines in Minneapolis. Part two of two. 

Learn more about Benjamin Crump: https://bencrump.com/

Episode Transcript: https://app.trint.com/public/af72bb47-ef08-4144-86f5-f252adffe699

Last week we spoke with Miski Noor about their community organizing in Minneapolis. To continue that conversation this week, we'll speak with Benjamin Crump&nbsp;who is one of the foremost figures in our current social justice movement. He has represented families in multiple high-profile police violence cases, including the families of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery. He has been leading the same fight in the courtroom that Miski and Black Visions have been leading on the front lines in Minneapolis. Part two of two.&nbsp;
Learn more about Benjamin Crump: <a href="https://bencrump.com/">https://bencrump.com/</a><a href="https://bencrump.com/"></a> 
Episode Transcript: <a href="https://app.trint.com/public/af72bb47-ef08-4144-86f5-f252adffe699">https://app.trint.com/public/af72bb47-ef08-4144-86f5-f252adffe699</a>

The Covid-19 pandemic introduced the term “Essential Workers” for a class of people who existed before and will persist long after the virus is gone. Vital to society, but rarely heard from, this “essential” class is often hit hardest by the imbalances and injustices of our culture. In each episode, host Wilmer Valderrama will have intimate conversations with people on the frontlines of the food system, transportation, child-care and other workers who are so often overlooked. That conversation leads to a round-table discussion with activists and politically-active celebrities, discussing themes, issues and areas of needed change. The show seeks to reveal the invisible connections between all of us.

Essential Voices with Wilmer Valderrama

Black Visions - Part Two

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The crew of Essential Voices shares what they’ve learned through our conversations with essential workers. 

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The crew of Essential Voices shares what they&rsquo;ve learned through our conversations with essential workers.&nbsp;
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Turning the Mic Around

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Walter Merino, Terence Abram, and Dr. Sara Velasco are all essential workers who went above and beyond to take care of their communities during the height of the pandemic. Walter Merino runs the Olé Soccer Club, where he coached young players from afar and made sure that even if they weren’t on the field, their team had their back. Terence Abram is an occupational therapist at a nursing facility in Los Angeles, who was there for his patients even when their families could not be. Finally, Dr. Sara Velasco has been a family physician for over 40 years and kept up her duty of care when her families needed her the most. 

Learn more about Olé Soccer Club: http://www.olesoccer.org/

Episode Transcript: https://app.trint.com/public/72d513c6-25a8-4eb2-b2d5-cb4c1639c69d

 

Walter Merino, Terence Abram, and Dr. Sara Velasco are all essential workers who went above and beyond to take care of their communities during the height of the pandemic. Walter Merino runs the Ol&eacute; Soccer Club, where he coached young players from afar and made sure that even if they weren&rsquo;t on the field, their team had their back. Terence Abram is an occupational therapist at a nursing facility in Los Angeles, who was there for his patients even when their families could not be. Finally, Dr. Sara Velasco has been a family physician for over 40 years and kept up her duty of care when her families needed her the most.&nbsp;
Learn more about Ol&eacute; Soccer Club: <a href="http://www.olesoccer.org/">http://www.olesoccer.org/</a><a href="http://www.olesoccer.org/"></a> 
Episode Transcript: <a href="https://app.trint.com/public/72d513c6-25a8-4eb2-b2d5-cb4c1639c69d">https://app.trint.com/public/72d513c6-25a8-4eb2-b2d5-cb4c1639c69d</a>
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Still Essential

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Andres Almeida is a server at a restaurant in New York, along with being a graduate student and advocate for the organization, One Fair Wage. The restaurant he works at didn’t close during the pandemic, so Andres tells us all about what it was like working during all the different stages of the past couple years, including adapting to new safety regulations, but also adapting to the attitudes of different customers. Roundtable guests: chef and host of Broken Bread, Roy Choi, and author and President of One Fair Wage, Saru Jayaraman.

Learn more about One Fair Wage: https://onefairwage.site/ 

Learn more about Broken Bread: https://www.kcet.org/shows/broken-bread

Episode Transcript: https://app.trint.com/public/e2c0bcc1-9e1b-4ebe-9a02-a6555537000f

Andres Almeida is a server at a restaurant in New York, along with being a graduate student and advocate for the organization, One Fair Wage. The restaurant he works at didn&rsquo;t close during the pandemic, so Andres tells us all about what it was like working during all the different stages of the past couple years, including adapting to new safety regulations, but also adapting to the attitudes of different customers. Roundtable guests: chef and host of Broken Bread, Roy Choi, and author and President of One Fair Wage, Saru Jayaraman.
Learn more about One Fair Wage: <a href="https://onefairwage.site/">https://onefairwage.site/</a>&nbsp;
Learn more about Broken Bread: <a href="https://www.kcet.org/shows/broken-bread">https://www.kcet.org/shows/broken-bread</a><a href="https://www.kcet.org/shows/broken-bread"></a> 
Episode Transcript: <a href="https://app.trint.com/public/e2c0bcc1-9e1b-4ebe-9a02-a6555537000f">https://app.trint.com/public/e2c0bcc1-9e1b-4ebe-9a02-a6555537000f</a>

Not Even Minimum Wage

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Black Visions - Part Two

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