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The Black Eskimo Podcast

David B. Dacosta

The Black Eskimo Podcast is an eclectic mix of weekly episodes alternating between interviews and commentary, encompassing the arts and culture globally.

society & culture

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15:35

The Black Eskimo Podcast (Donalta Hall) Ep #136

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2021/01/05

Donalta Hall represents business at the core of her waking life, from joint real estate investments with her husband, to multiple passive income endeavors.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Black Hierarchy) Ep #135

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/12/30

Finance Professor Boyce Watkins has a lot to say about a variety of topics. On one of his recent podcast episodes, he suggested that Black Americans are somehow superior to other Blacks across the planet.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Ann Marie Moulton) Ep #134...

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/12/22

When I suggested to Ann Marie Moulton that we tackle the topics of Love and Spirituality, she was gung-ho. So that’s just what we did.

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16:56

The Black Eskimo Podcast (Ann Marie Moulton) Ep #133...

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/12/21

When I suggested to Ann Marie Moulton that we tackle the topics of Love and Spirituality, she was gung-ho. So that’s just what we did.

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10:34

The Black Eskimo Podcast (Elizabeth Eveillard) Ep...

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/12/15

Elizabeth Eveillard flies the friendly skies as a stewardess, and while on the ground she’s a professional Francophone actress in Montreal’s film scene.

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15:11

The Black Eskimo Podcast (Elizabeth Eveillard) Ep...

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/12/14

Elizabeth Eveillard flies the friendly skies as a stewardess, and while on the ground she’s a professional Francophone actress in Montreal’s film scene.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Elsie Miclisse) Ep #130

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/12/07

Francophone broadcaster Elsie Miclisse immigrated to Montreal from Haiti as a child but now calls Saskatchewan home, where she’s a contributor on Point Du Jour, a CBC current events radio program.

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18:39

The Black Eskimo Podcast (Naomi Zitt-James) Ep #129...

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/12/03

Athlete turned Sports Psychologist Naomi Zitt-James has unique insight regarding cultural identity and the complexity of the mind.

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13:03

The Black Eskimo Podcast (Naomi Zitt-James) Ep #128...

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/12/02

Athlete turned Sports Psychologist Naomi Zitt-James has unique insight regarding cultural identity and the complexity of the mind.

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18:53

The Black Eskimo Podcast (Lana Lovell) Ep #127

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/11/25

British born documentarian and playwright Lana Lovell is a hybrid of academia and the arts. She’s currently crafting a historical one-woman play seen through the eyes of an enslaved Black woman living in Canada. A six-part podcast series about the play is also in the works.

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21:04

The Black Eskimo Podcast (Buy Black Movement) Ep #126

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/11/18

The Buy/Black Friday Movement, is an initiative being launched by corporate marketer Corey Kareem. As the names suggests, Kareem is determined to make buying Black goods and services by those within the Black community a routine practice beyond this coming Black Friday, November 27th.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Jelleestone) Ep #125 (Part 2)

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/11/13

Rapper Jellestone first made his mark within the music biz back in 2001 with the catchy lead single “Money (Part 1)”. His debut album, Jellestone Thirteen, followed shortly thereafter. Now almost two decades later, the Etobicoke son returns on the popular anti-gun violence anthem “Wish I Could” alongside Toronto Hip Hop icon Maestro Fresh Wes, and a collection of other acts representing the city.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Jelleestone) Ep #124 (Part 1)

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/11/12

Rapper Jelleestone first made his mark within the music biz back in 2001 with the catchy lead single “Money (Part 1)”. His debut album, Jelleestone Thirteen, followed shortly thereafter. Now almost two decades later, the Etobicoke son returns on the popular anti-gun violence anthem “Wish I Could” alongside Toronto Hip Hop icon Maestro Fresh Wes, and a collection of other acts representing the city.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Alvaro Giron) Ep #123

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/11/06

Breathe the Night is the latest film by Alvaro Giron, a Colombian born auteur. The project stars first-time actress, Carolina Montealegre, as a Latin immigrant adjusting to life in Toronto. The twenty minute short screens virtually this month at the aluCine Film Festival.

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17:04

The Black Eskimo Podcast (Cindy Le) Ep #122

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/11/05

Cindy Le is firmly rooted in her Christian beliefs. In the ever-changing moral climate of today’s world, she grips her bible tightly.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Alexandra Gelis) Ep #121...

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/11/04

Alexandra Gelis is the cultural embodiment of the South American countries of Colombia and Venezuela. Born in a family of artists, Gelis was destined to become an artist herself. Her bold new short film “Exits and Entries” is currently streaming at the aluCine Latin Film + Media Arts Festival.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Alexandra Gelis) Ep #120...

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/11/03

Alexandra Gelis is the cultural embodiment of the South American countries of Colombia and Venezuela. Born in a family of artists, Gelis was destined to become an artist herself. Her bold new short film “Exits and Entries” is currently streaming at the aluCine Latin Film + Media Arts Festival.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Slim Flex) Ep #119

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/10/29

Slim Flex continues his decade plus career in music with the release of his latest single, “Big Dreams”. The Ghanaian born artist represents a musical style which is a mashup of sounds indigenous to both Ghana and Nigeria.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Christie Maingot) Ep #118...

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/10/27

Christie Maingot lives and breathes the Arts. The mother of two has thrived within the theatre world for the past two decades, acting, directing and ultimately teaching the craft.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Christie Maingot) Ep #117...

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2020/10/26

Christie Maingot lives and breathes the Arts. The mother of two has thrived within the theatre world for the past two decades, acting, directing and ultimately teaching the craft.

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