In 2018, My Colorful Nana launched as a podcast, fostering a community of Generous Thinkers celebrating self-expression.
Over the past 7 years, My Colorful Nana has remained central to my intellectual and creative trajectory. It is a 28-episode podcast series, sparked by my undergraduate experience at New York University and deepened through international travel to Senegal as a Fulbright ETA and my graduate research at Columbia University in African and African American Studies, identity politics, and performance studies.
With over 7,500 downloads, the digital humanities project serves as a platform for my budding public-facing scholarship, teaching experiences, and other creative endeavors.
I look forward to evolving together.
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