EPISODE SIXTEEN
Everyone's trying to figure out safe social distancing activities to get into during this crazy time. Well, Nashville Zoo is the perfect outing. Find out more below.
Yep, I dropped two episodes in one day! In this episode, I link up with Jim Bartoo, Marketing and Public Relations Director at Nashville Zoo. It is a great place to visit during a pandemic! Tune in to our conversation and remember, you can see us on YouTube by searching "TruTalks I Am Tranyce" to find it. Subscribe once you get there. Follow @trutalkspodcast on Instagram for more exclusive content. Follow @nashvillezoo everywhere. Artificial Insemination at Nashville Zoo with the SmithsonianNew Vet ClinicNew Andean Bear Exhibit2017 Solar Eclipse DocumentaryNashville Zoo's First Appearance in TruTalks (2016)
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If you've been following my podcast, you know I've covered several incidents involving black and brown women and men who've died at the hands of hatred. Trying to spread more than just a hashtag, I've been advocating a number of ways people can get involved in making a change in America, specifically to develop an anti-racist society.
I believe Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd and so many others deserve our greatest effort towards resolving racism. Therefore, in this week's episode, I talk with Officer Charles Andrew out of Louisville, Kentucky to launch a monthly series where we have open, organic dialogue about police brutality and more. As always, these "Stack of Stories" are intended to give you an opportunity to dive deeper into our conversation by obtaining more information about what gets discussed in each episode. Also, it's a way for you to get direct social media feeds if you missed it during the episode. Find Officer Charles Andrew on Facebook Find TruTalks on Instagram at @trutalkspodcast |
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