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Black Austin Matters

Black Austin Matters

By: KUT & KUTX Studios Richard J. Reddick Lisa B. Thompson
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 What really matters to Black Austinites?2025 KUT & KUTX Studios | Moody College of Communication Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Dr. Cheryl Clark-Brown

    Dr. Cheryl Clark-Brown
    Aug 6 2025

    In this episode of Black Austin Matters, Lisa and Rich sit down with Austin native Dr. Cheryl Clark-Brown, founder of Clark-Brown Family Care Clinic. Dr. Clark-Brown shares her inspiring journey into medicine, her deep-rooted passion for integrative healing, and her unwavering dedication to serving the community. She also offers heartfelt advice to the Black community […]

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    50 mins
  • China Smith

    China Smith
    Jul 3 2025

    In the latest episode of Black Austin Matters, Lisa and Rich chat with Ballet Afrique founder and contemporary dancer China Smith. China takes us on a joyful stroll down memory lane, sharing what she loved about growing up in Austin and why her community means so much to her. She talks about how her time […]

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Talib Abdullahi

    Talib Abdullahi
    Jun 13 2025

    In the latest episode of Black Austin Matters, Lisa and Rich sit down with Talib Abdullahi, founder of the Black History Bike Ride. Talib shares his journey from growing up in Houston, including what it was like to have professional jazz musicians as parents, to making his way to Austin to attend the University of […]

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    1 hr and 4 mins
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