The Among Neighbors Podcast is a program that aims to have thoughtful conversations on issues of race, power, and privilege.
Initially started as a joint project between the YWCA Greater Pittsburgh and Point Park University’s Center for Media Innovation, the show explores conversations that Pittsburghers rarely have about issues that divide and unite us.
Episodes, hosted by Barbara Johnson and Andrew Conte, have featured topics such as the origins of Black History Month, interracial friendships, media discrimination, and inclusive holiday celebrations.
Initially started as a joint project between the YWCA Greater Pittsburgh and Point Park University’s Center for Media Innovation, the show explores conversations that Pittsburghers rarely have about issues that divide and unite us.
Episodes, hosted by Barbara Johnson and Andrew Conte, have featured topics such as the origins of Black History Month, interracial friendships, media discrimination, and inclusive holiday celebrations.
Latest Episodes
Women and Minority Owned Businesses
This podcast explores the challenges faced by Small Businesses owned by Women and Minorities.
Why is Sunday morning the most segregated hour in America?
This podcast explores the history behind the racial divide that exists in America's churches.
The Diverse History of Pittsburgh with Dr. Kimberly Ellis
In this episode Andy and Barbara talk with Dr. Kimberly Ellis about the history of the Lower Hill District in Pittsburgh including the construction of the Civic Arena....
The Origins and Importance of Black History Month with Samuel W. Black
This week Andy and Barbara discuss the importance of Black History and how Black History should be seen as American History. They are then joined by Samuel W. Black, t...
Inclusive Holidays with Debbie Norrell and Wali Jamal Abdullah
In this episode Andy and Barbara discuss how Santa is portrayed in American culture, and how Black Santas are less common. They are then joined by Debbie Norrell, a Li...