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Not a Safe Space

Not a Safe Space

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 Not a Safe Space is a bold, thought-provoking podcast tackling uncomfortable truths in Black culture, American society, and politics. Hosted by a dynamic brother/sister combo unafraid to challenge the status quo, we create a space for real talk, cultural healing, and collective liberation. 🎙 Be comfortable being uncomfortable — because safe spaces are made, not given.Not a Safe Space
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  • Why We Made This Podcast

    Why We Made This Podcast
    May 4 2025

    SEASON 1 EPISODE 1: "Why We Made a Podcast"

    Welcome to the very first episode of Not a Safe Space!

    In this episode, Carlton and Lisa — a brother-sister duo — break down why we decided to start this unapologetic podcast built for real talk, Black liberation, and uncomfortable conversations that heal.

    We introduce ourselves, share our personal journeys, and set the tone for what’s coming. No censorship, no pandering — just love, community, and truth.

    Plus, we give a shoutout to creators we love and share our vision for what liberation truly means.

    🎧 Pull up, pour a drink (or spark one), and get comfortable being uncomfortable.

    👉🏽 Got something to say? Submit your rants, questions, or thoughts:
    📧 Email: notasafespacepod@gmail.com
    📞 Text/Voicemail: (318) 588-7115

    🖤 Next episode: We dive deep into the role of Christianity in Black American identity. Send us your thoughts ahead of time for a chance to be featured!
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    56 mins

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