Gem City Diversity

Lake and Emma start out the first of the breakout episodes on incorporating diversity into our daily lives. They discuss what it means to educate ourselves and others and brainstorm some ideas on how to do it. Listen to this podcast to get a jumpstart on educating yourself.

Lake and Emma kick off a brand new series in the podcast about how we can incorporate diversity in our daily lives. Join them as they provide a brief overview of what is in store for the following four episodes and learn all about the difference between equality and equity. They are excited to teach listeners about a cause near and dear to NCCJ's heart.

Lake and Emma celebrate Black History Month with special guest Anthony Pettiford. Anthony is a mixed-race educator in the Dayton area. Tune in to hear his take on growing up biracial, the importance of diverse media, and racism. Music: https://purple-plantet.com

Lake and Emma start off the second season with an episode about the MLK March that happened on January 20. Tune in to hear all about the March, MLK's history in Dayton, and on living his mission out today. Music: https://purple-plantet.com

Happy Holidays! Join Lake, Emma, and Kayla for a holiday special about their holiday traditions. 

Did you know Dayton is a LGBTQ+ friendly city? Discover more about the LGBTQ+ community in Dayton with Lake and Emma in this episode. You'll be surprised by the strength of the city and the many awards it's won. Music: https://purple-plantet.com

Join Emma and special guest Kayla Kingston for the second part of our two-part episode on sexism! On this episode, we highlight four famous females from Dayton and the fabulous accomplishments they achieved during their lifetimes. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com/

Lake and Emma kick off a special two-part episode on sexism in this week's podcast. Join them as they discuss historical suffrage events in Dayton, women's organizations in Dayton, and more. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com/

Lake and Emma discuss housing segregation in Dayton from 1937 to today. They explain redlining before exploring its different effects such as creating a food desert in West Dayton.

Lake Miller and Emma Scovill launch NCCJ Greater Dayton's new podcast with an episode dedicated to the KKK Rally that occurred in May 2019. They highlight the incredible strength of the city during this time as well as the historic roots of the KKK in Dayton.