Race Matters examines the nomenclature of race, class, gender, and culture, and how they intersect with past historical phenomena and present narratives. The ubiquitous nature of racism is real, as well as how it is interpreted. Race Matters seeks to discuss the critical nature of how we talk about race, and our moral obligation to confront.

This is Episode 1 - "The Problem of the 21st Century is the Color Line"--an introduction to the show. You can find the audio version here.

This is Episode 2 - Race and Slavery in New England Symposium at The Governor's Academy. You can find the audio version here.

This is Episode 3 -- Black Liberation and Societal Resistance. You can find the audio version here.

This is Episode 4--What is Critical Race Theory Part I? You can find the audio version here.

This is Episode 5--What is Critical Race Theory Part II? You can find the audio version here.

This is Episode 6--A Conversation with a Southern Black Mom. You can find the audio version here.

This is Episode 7 -- What is a Hood? A Conversation About Race and Haverhill Politics with Katrina Everett. You can find the audio version here.

This is Episode 8 -- A conversation with Bethany Groff Dorau, Executive Director of the Museum of Old Newbury. You can find the audio version here.

This is Episode 9 --Martin Luther King Jr. You can find the audio version here.

This is Episode 10 --Martin Luther King Jr. You can find the audio version here.

This is Episode 11 --When did you become Aware of your Whiteness. You can find the audio version here.

This is Episode 12 --What does it mean to be Black and a Non-believer? You can find the audio version here.

This is Episode 13 --Is your God or Church truly inclusive? What does it mean to be inclusive? You can find the audio version here.

This is Episode 14 -- How can your God or parishioners be truly inclusive and affirming to all - but then not be when it comes to Politics and Civil Rights? You can find the audio version here. 

This is Episode 15--Selling Out Their Blackness - A Conversation with Paul Wann. You can find the audio version here.

This is Episode 16--White Supremacy Culture in New England with Sherry Frost. You can find the audio version here.

This is Episode 17--Finding Joy in Tragedy with Katrina Hobbs-Everett. You can find the audio version on Soundcloud here.

This is Episode 18--Juneteenth. You can find the audio version on Soundcloud here.

This is Episode 19--White Supremacy in the Age of Trump. You can find the audio version on Soundcloud here.

This is Episode 20--Caleb Cushing and Historical Memory with ​Bethany Groff Dorau, Executive Director of the Museum of Old Newbury.

This is Episode 21 - "Race and the Constitution". You can find the audio version on Soundcloud here.

This is episode 22--The Politics of DEI. You can find the audio version on Soundcloud here.

This is episode 23....Is Newburyport progressive or not? with Jennifer Rocco Runnion. You can find the audio version on Soundcloud here.

This is episode 24....White Fragility. ​You can find the audio version on Soundcloud here.

This is episode 25....A Conversation with Deb Szabo on Poetry and Politics. ​You can find the audio version on Soundcloud here.

This is episode 26: What does justice look like in White Spaces? You can find the audio version on Soundcloud here.

This is episode 27: Part 1 - "Racism in the North & South." ​You can find the audio version on Soundcloud here.

This is episode 28: A discussion on Martin Luther King Jr. with Jack Garvey. You can find the audio version on Soundcloud here.