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Hello, everyone and welcome to Write Your Narrative. Street art is more than paint on walls — it’s a movement, a community, a way of life. I’m your host, Pascal D., bringing you behind the murals to meet the graffiti writers, artists, curators, and photographers shaping our city’s walls. Join me as we explore the street art, stories and voices transforming South Florida. “Write Your Narrative podcast, where street art writes its truth and speaks in color.”
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To all the women leading in public health—this podcast is your space to turn up the volume on your courage. My role? To listen, to amplify, and to stand with you in the fight for equity. Welcome to the Courageous Public Health Podcast.
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In this heartfelt and grounded conversation, Dr. Pascale D. Edouard shares how faith, lived experience, and servant leadership have shaped her bold path in public health. From speaking up in systems that often fail to listen, to imagining a future with community-led solutions and more Black women in C-suite leadership, she offers a vision rooted in…
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Born in Chile and raised in Miami, Claudio Picasso aka CPWON, has spent 25+ years turning spray paint into fine art. From graffiti roots to hyper-real murals inspired by vintage photos and classical sculpture, Claudio shares how Wynwood shaped his journey, why Miami’s colors still guide his style, and what beauty vs. meaning means on the wall.…
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In this luminous and energizing conversation, Dr. Joyce Senior shares her journey from Costa Rica to Oregon and from nutritionist to nonprofit co-founder, program manager, and consultant. She reflects on living her core values—love, service, well-being, and growth—while navigating what it means to be an Afro-Latina leader in U.S. public health. Whe…
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In this heartwarming and powerful episode, Kimberly Pierre, MPH, CHES, reflects on the lessons she inherited from her grandmother’s kitchen and how they continue to shape her purpose in public health. From folding butter into biscuit dough to centering culture and community in maternal health work, Kimberly shares how legacy is both recipe and road…
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Seth Globepainter, born Julien Malland in Paris, is a French street artist known worldwide for his vibrant, large-scale murals. Seth's work blends playfulness with reflection, inviting us to reconnect with imagination, memory, and the innocence of childhood, even in the middle of our busiest cities. His travels across more than 50 countries have sh…
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Zainab Shipchandler, MPH, MCHES, CLC is not afraid of uncertainty—in fact, she embraces it. In this episode, we talk about her bold pivot from lactation equity work to the world of artificial intelligence, and how her public health training informs both. Zainab shares what it means to lead from values like curiosity, compassion, and humility—and to…
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Jessica Goldman Srebnick is a cultural powerhouse who isn’t just shaping the art world but transforming the very walls of Wynwood and beyond. As co-founder of Goldman Global Arts and the driving force behind Miami’s iconic Wynwood Walls, Jessica carries forward the legacy of her late father, Tony Goldman, a legendary developer and arts advocate. Sh…
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On This Episode Of The Courageous Public Health Podcast In this candid and inspiring conversation, Simone McPherson, MPH, CHES shares how grief, faith, and courage have shaped both her life and her public health leadership. From navigating the sudden loss of her brother to finding her voice as an evaluator and entrepreneur, she reflects on what it …
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On This Episode Of The Courageous Public Health Podcast In this expansive and soul-stirring conversation, Jannah Bierens, MPH, MA shares how courage, curiosity, and lived experience have shaped her radical reimagining of public health. From leaving traditional institutions to stepping fully into purpose, she reflects on what it means to color outsi…
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In this authentic and inspiring conversation, Dr. Ericka Horne shares how courage, self-love, and faith have shaped her journey as a Black woman in public health. From boldly shaving her hair as an act of personal liberation to standing up against injustice in the workplace, she reflects on the moments that called her to take action despite fear—an…
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In this powerful and deeply grounded conversation, Dr. Nandi Marshall reflects on how grief, authenticity, and courage have shaped her leadership and life. From running for APHA President while mourning the loss of her father, to resisting pressure to censor public health language, she shares what it means to lead with heart—and to keep showing up,…
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In this warm and inspiring conversation, Dr. Chambraia Jones shares how courage, community, and advocacy have shaped her journey as a military spouse, mother, and public health professional. From navigating deployments with a newborn, to earning her PhD while balancing family and work, she reflects on what it means to act despite fear, embrace grow…
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In this dynamic and heartfelt conversation, my guest shares how courage, mentorship, and lived experience have shaped her personal and professional journey. From navigating college as a teen mom to challenging systems that fail to value Black women in public health, she reflects on what it means to act despite fear and to lead with authenticity and…
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In this bold and heartfelt conversation, my guest shares how courage, community, and disruption have defined her life’s work. From standing on the frontlines of the movement for justice for Breonna Taylor alongside her teenage daughter, to breaking barriers as the first Black woman elected to Kentucky’s state legislature in nearly two decades, she …
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In this thoughtful and illuminating conversation, my guest shares how courage, authenticity, and data storytelling have shaped her work as a Black woman in public health. From shifting away from a lifelong dream of becoming a medical doctor to founding her consulting business, she reflects on the moments when she chose to act despite fear—and how s…
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In this powerful and joy-filled episode, Dr. McClamroch sits down with Tansy McNulty, a problem solver, mother, and founder of a nonprofit focused on harm reduction and community wellness. Tansy shares how leaving corporate America to create community-based solutions was an act of deep courage—one rooted in love for her two Black sons and a vision …
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In this deeply moving conversation, Dyan Jenkins Ali shares what it means to lead with courage, clarity, and conviction. From surviving a racially motivated attack on her childhood home to organizing the University of Michigan’s COVID-19 response, Dyan reflects on how her values, faith, and lived experiences have shaped a lifetime of principled lea…
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In this insightful, rich, and layered conversation, Gabriela Alcalde—author, public health leader, and values-driven changemaker—invites us to rethink what leadership really means. Drawing from her experience as an immigrant woman of color in philanthropy and public health, Gabriela speaks with bold clarity about the discomfort, responsibility, and…
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In this uplifting and deeply grounded conversation, LaShonda Richardson—public health educator and founder of Emerge Public Health and Community Development—shares what it means to lead with faith, clarity, and unapologetic presence. Raised by her grandmother in a small town in North Carolina, LaShonda reflects on how her early experiences taught h…
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In recent times, Miami has experienced a unique kind of street art explosion. The talented yarn bombing artist, La Fibraa, is behind this captivating phenomenon, and her creations are truly impossible to overlook. The vibrant pieces she displays on the streets are stunning,captivating, collaborative, and interactive. Her crocheted creations resembl…
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In this powerful and heartfelt conversation, Dannette R. Smith—longtime public health and human services leader and current Behavioral Health Commissioner for the state of Colorado—reflects on a lifetime of courageous leadership. She shares how she has navigated high-profile roles across the country with authenticity, strategy, and deep values. Fro…
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In this engaging conversation, Dr. Andrea Lowe shares her journey of courage in both her professional and personal life, discussing the challenges of starting her own business while completing her doctorate. She reflects on the importance of embodying power as an African American woman in public health, emphasizing her strong values and the need fo…
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Alexandra Seda, aka Miss Lushy, is a muralist, sign artist, graphic designer, and mixed media illustrator, makingher a colorful art influence in Miami with a keen eye for detail. Raised in Miami, she became fascinated by the city’s livelyhip hop culture and the emerging urban art scene. Her profound love for street art grew from admiration to activ…
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In this engaging conversation, Bronwyn Lucas, MPH shares her journey in public health, emphasizing the importance of courage, personal growth, and advocacy for racial equity. She discusses her experiences as a woman of color in leadership roles, the challenges faced in public health, and her vision for the future, highlighting the need for communit…
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Send us a text Join Dwayne, Tosin & Andy in this super-sized episode, as they break down not only the exciting final episode of The Last of Us's second season-- what they liked, what they felt was a cop-out and confusing, but also their impressions of the season as a whole, and where they see the rest of the series going. Check out Vault 33: A Fall…
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In this uplifting conversation, Dr. Chris Chanyasulkit shares her journey in public health advocacy, emphasizing the importance of courage, representation, and community engagement. She reflects on her experiences running for local office, the lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, and her vision for a healthier and kinder future. The episode …
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Send us a text Join Dwayne, Tosin & Andrew as we break down the penultimate episode of the season, and, honestly, one of the best episodes in the series. We discuss the cycle of violence and how Joel rises above it, why Ellie is absolutely hell-bent for Abby, and how we predict the entire series will end. Check out Vault 33: A Fallout Podcast!…
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Known as 'The Miracle Ghost' (TMG), AES is a Miami artist who has gained recognition in the underground art scene through his graffiti that features a unique character. His artwork focuses on examining and interpreting the "Zeitgeist", sharing his spiritual journey through the fleeting nature of human life. TMG's kind and optimistic ghostly figure …
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In this inspiring conversation, Alisa Howard, CHWi, CCHW, explores the themes of courage, empowerment, and community in the context of public health. She shares her personal journey, including her early experiences as a young mother and her transition into public health advocacy. The discussion highlights the importance of resilience, the role of c…
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Send us a text This week, Dwayne, Tosin & Andy trek to the hospital with Ellie, Dina (& Jesse!) (& not Shimmer 😔). Along the way, we ponder whether Joel's fate was disproportionate to his actions, why the series chose to introduce spores now, if Jesse's rescue was necessary, and... between Ellie and Dina, who's Han Solo and who's Princess Leia? Che…
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Send us a text Dwayne, Tosin & Andy travel to Seattle this week for "Day One", as we ponder the futility of tribal war, the religious philosophy behind the Seraphites, the ready access to feminine products after the apocalypse, and... where's Shimmer?!! The Last of Us TV Show's Ratings Plummet Following Joel's Demise Check out Vault 33: A Fallout P…
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In this compelling conversation, Dr. Raymona H. Lawrence, a public health professor, shares her journey of courage, empowerment, and vision for the future. She discusses her personal experiences with sickle cell disease, the importance of mentorship, and how women of color can express their power in professional spaces. Dr. Lawrence emphasizes the …
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In this engaging conversation, Dennise Rosas, MPH, shares her journey as a Latina healthcare professional, discussing the importance of courage in both personal and professional contexts. She reflects on her experiences navigating the healthcare system during her father's illness, her leadership roles in public health organizations, and her commitm…
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In the inaugural episode of the Courageous Public Health podcast, Dr. Kristi McClamroch shares her journey of embracing courage in both personal and professional realms. She discusses the importance of authenticity, the role of courage in public health, and the need to highlight the stories of courage among Women of Color in the field. Through her …
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Send us a text This week, Dwayne, Tosin & Andy set out with Ellie & Dina away from Jackson, and off to Seattle to track down the Wolves. Join us as we discuss the importance of Gail to the community, who the mysterious acolytes of "the Prophet" are, why the Wolves are so brutal, and much, much more! Check out Vault 33: A Fallout Podcast!…
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Phillip Dunlap, who was born in Mason City, Iowa, currently leads the Cultural Division of Broward County. This local arts agency is responsible for managing the county's arts funding via grants, public art initiatives, and educational programs in the arts. Before taking on this role in April 2019, he spent 12 years as the Director of Education and…
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To all the courageous women working in public health—this space is yours. This space centers your voice. This space celebrates your passion. This space amplifies your courage. I’m Dr. Kristi McClamroch, an epidemiologist, consultant, and the founder and CEO of Courageous Public Health. Each week, we’ll have real, unfiltered conversations with women…
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Renda's artistic expression is deeply rooted in his background as a Spoken Word and Slam Poet, with a central theme that highlights the transformative power of words, serving as a reminder that we can "write things into existence." Since his debut mural in Wynwood during Art Basel 2014, he has completed over 500 murals across 9 countries, showcasin…
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Send us a text This week, Dwayne, Tosin & Andy discuss the first episode of season two, "Future Days". We discover new elements (apparently) not covered in the game, ask what the big picture goals are for Joel & Ellie, discuss the infrastructure & worldbuilding behind the town of Jackson, and what waits for us when the Fireflies and the ever-evolvi…
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Send us a text Hosts Andrew Sorcini, Dwayne DeFreitas, and Tosin Onafowokan (of Violent Delights & Vault 33 podcasts) welcome listeners back to The Last of Us Part II, and explore their relationship to this season's story, and what they hope to see in the season ahead. ‘The Last of Us’ Co-Creator: This Is Our ‘Empire Strikes Back’ Season RECAPS The…
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Meet Alessandra, known as Alessi, a 27-year-old visual artist from Peru who has made Miami her home. With a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts and Art History, she brings her expertise to life as a tour guide at the renowned Wynwood Walls, where she enthusiastically shares her deep appreciation and insights into street art with visitors who come to exp…
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John Dominé, a New York-based photographer, is well-known for his series “My Street Art Opera,” which highlights street art from his journeys. In this series, Dominé skillfully captures and reimagines street art, providing a distinctive perspective on urban creativity. His work serves not only to document these artistic pieces but also to honor the…
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David Louf, aka Mr. June, began his creative journey as a breakdancer in the 1980's before immersing himself in graffiti in 1985 in the south of the Netherlands. With over 15 years as a graphic designer, Mr. June eventually decided to focus solely on his art, merging his skills in design, graffiti, and muralism into a singular artistic vision. His …
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Muta is a visual artist and muralist of Hispanic Americandescent, currently living in Miami, Florida. He is well known for his work in portraiture, as well as experimental and commercial art. Muta frequently engages with various public and cultural movements throughout North and Latin America, leveraging the influence of street art online. His appr…
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Dias was born in Bogotá, Colombia, but he spent his childhood in Miami, surrounded by a highly creative family. He became interested in graffiti during middle school in Kendall, where many of his friends were into breakdancing and tagging. He drew inspiration from the graffiti section in the back of Source magazine, dedicating time to studying and …
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Marcus Borges aka Grabster, is a creative force born in Brazil and shaped by the bustling energy of New York, later cultivating his artistic style in South Florida. His art, characterized by vibrant colors and dynamic forms, reflects years of independent exploration and a rich cultural background. With a keen eye for detail, his work features geome…
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Patrice Moretti, also known as Smog One, was born in Franceand raised in Paris, where he discovered his passion for drawing at the age of four. In the early 80s, when he was just 13, his family moved to Florida, where he encountered the vibrant Hip Hop culture and the exciting world of graffiti.As he progressed in his artistic journey, Smog develop…
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As a forward-thinking entrepreneur and influential figure in the South Florida art scene, Glayson Leroy is committed to supporting local artists and elevating their work. He has been instrumental in transforming the artistic landscape through initiatives like co-founding the Wynwood Mural Fest during Art Basel in Miami, along with Delray Walls in D…
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