Yasmine's Warehouse

Hi everyone, welcome back to the Warehouse!In this episode, Yasmine sits down with Edith Renfrow Smith, a 110-year-old superager and the first African American woman to graduate from Grinnell College.They discuss legacy, resilience, and the power of memory across generations—sharing insights from a remarkable life of trailblazing and service.Special thanks to Dr. Tamara Beauboeuf-Lafontant and Grinnell College for their invaluable support in making this conversation possible.Host: Yasmine Ware

In this episode, Yasmine explores the inspiring life and career of Congressman Bennie G. Thompson, a true champion for change. From his civil rights activism to leading the investigation into the January 6th Capitol Riots, join us as we uncover the impact of his unwavering commitment to justice and empowerment. Contact Information Podcast Instagram: @yasmineswarehouse Personal Instagram: @yasmineware_ Email (Business Inquires Only) Links to the videos used in the episode: BETNetworks - Congrats To Bennie Thompson On Taking Home The Honor Of Chairman's Award! | NAACP Image Awards '23 Tougaloo College (Facebook) - Check out our students! They sound quite nice, as they sing the Tougaloo Alma Mater at the conclusion of today's President's Convocation. NBC News - Watch: Jan. 6 Committee Presents Never-Before-Seen Bodycam Video Of Capitol Attack PBS NewsHour - WATCH: Rep. Bennie Thompson delivers opening statement | Jan. 6 final meeting Thank you for listening!

Happy Juneteenth, everyone! I was honored to be invited to the White House to do press on the Juneteenth Concert, celebrating community, culture, and music. Tune in to partake in this beautiful moment of change. Appearances from: Congresswoman Sheila Jackson-Lee Director Rasool Berry Pastor John Gray VP of Public Relations & Communications at Tennessee State Kelli Sharpe Journalist Mona Austin Editor-in-Chief Dion Ringgold Contact Information Instagram: @yasmineswarehouse Personal Instagram: yasmineware_ Email (Business Inquires Only): [email protected] Thank you so much for tuning in. Again, happy Juneteenth!

Meet Maisie Brown, a passionate Mississippi advocate and Truman Scholar. She is a Political Science major at Jackson State University and has dedicated herself to making Mississippi a better place for our youth. Maisie has organized several movements, including the revision of Mississippi’s State flag, the Black Lives Matter Movement in 2020, and now has shifted her focus to the Jackson Water Crisis.  In this episode, Maisie discusses her evolution into advocacy and the nuances of her role.   Tune in today to learn more about her incredible story. ••• Want to share your story? Connect with me! Email: [email protected] Instagram: @yasmineswarehouse

Meet Jana Abdrabbo, a Syrian-American Arab Muslim woman born and raised in Mississippi. She’s an International Studies major concentrating on Arabic and the Middle East at the University of Mississippi. In this episode, Jana eloquently shares her story and invites us to consider the ramifications of the negative stereotypes placed upon Arab and Muslim people. Listen to learn more about her, her beautiful religion, and ••• Want to share your story? Connect with me! Email: [email protected] Instagram: @yasmineswarehouse