Memphis Brooks Museum is renowned for their carefully curated exhibits and installations, but it’s so much more than a museum, it’s a community anchor.
Kela Jones of Code Crew shares how Code Crew is flipping the script (er, code?) on the tech industry. Later, Apryl Childs-Potter of The Greater Memphis Chamber talks all things Memphis business.
Austin Crowder is making his curriculum come alive for his Soulsville students by asking “Can Government Class Revolutionize Police Encounters?” And he’s taking it a step further by making his findings free, open to the nation, and scalable for every situation.
Bartholomew Jones, founder of CxffeeBlack, talks all things coffee (where it comes from, why that matters), and how he's revolutionizing the coffee game through a social justice lens. Rachel Knox chimes in to share about all things arts and culture in Memphis!
Dr. Archie Moss, Principal at Shelby County Schools' Bruce Elementary, is being the change he wants to see for his students. From bedtime stories to securing resources for his classrooms, his "small ideas" have resulted in big change!
The Orpheum's VP of Education, Jennifer McGrath, chats about the benefits (and need!) of community arts resources + The Greater Memphis Chamber's Apryl Childs-Potter shares insights on the local business sector.
Welcome, to Meanwhile in Memphis! Jared Boyd of The Daily Memphian and WYXR joins us to share the ins and outs of how this podcast (and the radio station hosting it!) came to be!