CPC Legacy Podcast #25 - Celebrating Black History and Examining Evolving Journalism

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Unearth the vibrant tapestry of Black history and its ongoing influence on today's culture in our latest episode. I, Dr. Colin Campbell, alongside my co-host Derrick Kenney, promise an enlightening exploration as we commemorate Black History Month by revisiting the courageous act of the Greensboro Four and examining the trailblazing impact of Black Americans on music, including the rise of genres like Dembow and reggaeton. From celebrating Beyoncé's historic Grammy win in country music to appreciating the unique rhythms of Go-Go music, our conversation charts a course through cultural milestones that continue to inspire and redefine the American narrative.

Switching gears, we unravel the evolving dynamics of journalism at the White House, where new pathways have opened for independent journalists and digital content creators. Join us as we weigh the implications of this democratization of media access, and reflect on the legacy of seasoned journalists like April Ryan in shaping today's media landscape. With over 7,400 applicants vying for credentials, we scrutinize the new rules of engagement in the press briefing room, exploring how social media platforms like TikTok are reshaping personal brands and influencing journalism standards. This episode is a must-listen for anyone keen on understanding the intersection of media evolution and Black excellence in storytelling.