A Seat at the Table
Season 3
A Seat at the Table is a weekly series hosted by intelligent, outspoken, unapologetic African-American women. They say what's on their minds. Their unique perspectives are brought to life through candid conversations about national news, family, kids, careers, medicine, sexuality, finance, beauty, fashion and relationships. The mission of A Seat at the Table is to let African-American women have a platform to educate communities about the black woman's experience, life and journey.
Where to Watch A Seat at the Table • Season 3
9 Episodes
- Banjo, Blues and Country Music
E1Banjo, Blues and Country MusicBlues, country, folk, and hip-hop music relate in more ways than you know. One of the main instruments, used is county music originated from West Africa. When breaking into a different genre of music, some artists aren't welcomed or accepted. Today we take an inside look into these music genres in collaboration of PBS' documentary, "Country music," A film by Ken Burns. - The Process of Aging- All Women Go Through the Change
E3The Process of Aging- All Women Go Through the ChangeIt's beautiful, natural, and in some cases, freeing. It is called MENOPAUSE. Women are blessed to grow older and their bodies go through hormonal changes. Our hosts talk to an age enthusiast, Denise Pines, founder of "WisePause" as she navigates through what happens to women's bodies as they age. Menopause is a journey of wisdom and self-love. Grab a seat and join us as we discuss the inevitable. - Colorism in the Latinx Community
E4Colorism in the Latinx CommunityLight-skin, dark-skin, curly hair, and straight hair these are stereotypes of colorism. It just doesn't happen in the African American community; it also occurs in the Latinx community. Francesca Rodriguez-Williams of Yo!Checka TV joins the table to explore the conundrum of the skin complexion in the Latinx community. - Busting into Hollywood
E5Busting into HollywoodBlack women are finally getting opportunities to tell their stories in Hollywood. But, are black women getting paid adequately for their talent and contributions? Our hosts discuss the various issues that black women in Hollywood must overcome. King Williams, writer and multi-media film director, joins the table to give thorough knowledge regarding this subject. - Gentrification
E6GentrificationWhy does gentrification happen? When does it happen? Who does it affect? Our hosts share their perspectives and experiences on gentrification. King Williams, writer and multi-media film director, joins the table to gives a comprehensive knowledge regarding this subject. - What women have to risk to be in the music industry?
E7What women have to risk to be in the music industry?The music industry is primarily run by men. Women are viewed under a harsher spotlight than their male counterparts. Our hosts take a look at the pros and cons of the music business. Jonnetta Patton, Usher Raymond's mother, and a highly respected entertainment manager, along with Ursula Yancy, a 3-time Grammy-nominated songwriter, joins the table to share their experiences and advice. - 2020 Census
E82020 CensusWhat's the Census and why should you participate? Today on this special virtual episode of A Seat at the Table, Hosts Monica Pearson and Christine White explore the myths that keep some people skeptical about participating. They are joined by Gigi Pedraza, Executive Director of the Latino Community Fund in Georgia, and Cliff Albright, Co-Founder of Black Voters Matter Fund. - Voter Education: What You Need to Know
E9Voter Education: What You Need to KnowDespite all that's going on in 2020, we still need to access the polls. In this virtual episode of A Seat at the Table, hosts Monica Pearson and Christine White break down the various ways people can vote in Georgia. They're joined by Gabriel Sterling, who leads voting system implementation in the Secretary of State's office, and Nse' Ufot, Executive Director of the New Georgia Project. - Vaccine Hesitancy in the Black Community
E10Vaccine Hesitancy in the Black CommunityToday on A Seat at the Table, Dr. Valerie Montgomery Rice joins us to talk about vaccine hesitancy and what Morehouse School of Medicine is doing to combat it. COVID-19 survivor Gail Brooks also joins the panel to share her experience with the virus and how it pushed her to become a health equity advocate. Plus we bust some of the most common myths about COVID and vaccination.