Now It’s Our Turn

For our Water Themed Summer Camp, we welcomed DJ, visual artist, speaker and writer Tiff McFierce to our Sound Waves podcast studio for a fascinating chat on making big unapologetic waves and remaining creative and inspired.

Blooming Sounds with Makena & Mia follows the adventures of two besties in search of the sounds of perfect skincare. http://wgrl.nyc/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Blooming-Sounds-.mp3  

Now It’s Our Turn with Lola and Sofia is our newest creative pod from our Young Yappers series hosted by two warm, smart and funny middle schoolers. Expect honest stories, poetry and a little ASMR (because who doesn’t love ASMR!). Conceived and written by the youth with original music http://wgrl.nyc/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/And-Now-Its-Our-Turn.mp3

This past Valentine’s Day we sat down with high schoolers Rae, Kiki and Sophia and discussed love in all his infinite forms – from romantic to family, friends and self! We hope this episode encourages you to reflect on love in your life as well!

We celebrate! Live at our streamed Block Party direct from our glorious Frequency Garden pop-up studio tent on site at Girls Club. Joy! Power! Possibility! Join our  streamers, artists and dreamers from Lower East Side Girls Club, Public Assistants and MoMA on a journey through Frequency Garden! A Dream Lab of curated conversations, music and art to drive culture and enact positive change. Made by teens for everyone. Creators, disruptors, and catalysts welcome! This is the intro of a four part series that is also on exhibit at PS1/MoMA as part of a collaboration with artist Don Christian Jones.  Frequency Gardens was made by youth participants at the Lower Eastside Girls Club: Rebekah Kwong, Sierra Zwerling, Meelawn Mathurin, Zoe “Z” Rosado, Lelia “Lilo” Haidara, Nevaeh “Rae” McGee, Tentse Sherpa, and Aliana Aviles; Lower Eastside Girls Club facilitators Sienna Fekete and Kelly Webb; logistics support Erikka James, artists DonChristian Jones, Jake Robbins, and Danica Pantic from Public Assistants; and Hannah Fagin, from MoMA. Photos ©️ 2024 The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Photo: Destiny Mata

Visit to MoMA to explore the power of art and social change in the Latoya Ruby Frasier exhibit, Tadáskía and converse with resident podcast celebrity Arlette! Join our  streamers, artists and dreamers from Lower East Side Girls Club, Public Assistants and MoMA on a journey through Frequency Garden! A Dream Lab of curated conversations, music and art to drive culture and enact positive change. Made by teens for everyone. Creators, disruptors, and catalysts welcome! This is the intro of a four part series that is also on exhibit at PS1/MoMA as part of a collaboration with artist Don Christian Jones.  Frequency Gardens was made by youth participants at the Lower Eastside Girls Club: Rebekah Kwong, Sierra Zwerling, Meelawn Mathurin, Zoe “Z” Rosado, Lelia “Lilo” Haidara, Nevaeh “Rae” McGee, Tentse Sherpa, and Aliana Aviles; Lower Eastside Girls Club facilitators Sienna Fekete and Kelly Webb; logistics support Erikka James, artists DonChristian Jones, Jake Robbins, and Danica Pantic from Public Assistants; and Hannah Fagin, from MoMA.

Interview with herbal sorceress Cy X, a visit to 9th Street Community Garden and musings on nature. Another jam packed episode with layers of nature! Join our  streamers, artists and dreamers from Lower East Side Girls Club, Public Assistants and MoMA on a journey through Frequency Garden! A Dream Lab of curated conversations, music and art to drive culture and enact positive change. Made by teens for everyone. Creators, disruptors, and catalysts welcome! This is the intro of a four part series that is also on exhibit at PS1/MoMA as part of a collaboration with artist Don Christian Jones.  Frequency Gardens was made by youth participants at the Lower Eastside Girls Club: Rebekah Kwong, Sierra Zwerling, Meelawn Mathurin, Zoe “Z” Rosado, Lelia “Lilo” Haidara, Nevaeh “Rae” McGee, Tentse Sherpa, and Aliana Aviles; Lower Eastside Girls Club facilitators Sienna Fekete and Kelly Webb; logistics support Erikka James, artists DonChristian Jones, Jake Robbins, and Danica Pantic from Public Assistants; and Hannah Fagin, from MoMA.

In Episode One of Frequency Garden, we investigate the meanings of “home”  and Donny C welcomes us into their Bushwick community, full of art, love and curiosity. Join our  streamers, artists and dreamers from Lower East Side Girls Club, Public Assistants and MoMA on a journey through Frequency Garden! A Dream Lab of curated conversations, music and art to drive culture and enact positive change. Made by teens for everyone. Creators, disruptors, and catalysts welcome! This is the intro of a four part series that is also on exhibit at PS1/MoMA as part of a collaboration with artist Don Christian Jones.  Frequency Gardens was made by youth participants at the Lower Eastside Girls Club: Rebekah Kwong, Sierra Zwerling, Meelawn Mathurin, Zoe “Z” Rosado, Lelia “Lilo” Haidara, Nevaeh “Rae” McGee, Tentse Sherpa, and Aliana Aviles; Lower Eastside Girls Club facilitators Sienna Fekete and Kelly Webb; logistics support Erikka James, artists DonChristian Jones, Jake Robbins, and Danica Pantic from Public Assistants; and Hannah Fagin, from MoMA.  

Join our  streamers, artists and dreamers from Lower East Side Girls Club, Public Assistants and MoMA on a journey through Frequency Garden! A Dream Lab of curated conversations, music and art to drive culture and enact positive change. Made by teens for everyone. Creators, disruptors, and catalysts welcome! This is the intro of a four part series that is also on exhibit at PS1/MoMA as part of a collaboration with artist Don Christian Jones.  PHOTOS Destiny Mata ©️ 2024 The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Frequency Gardens was made by youth participants at the Lower Eastside Girls Club: Rebekah Kwong, Sierra Zwerling, Meelawn Mathurin, Zoe “Z” Rosado, Lelia “Lilo” Haidara, Nevaeh “Rae” McGee, Tentse Sherpa, and Aliana Aviles; Lower Eastside Girls Club facilitators Sienna Fekete and Kelly Webb; logistics support Erikka James, artists DonChristian Jones, Jake Robbins, and Danica Pantic from Public Assistants; and Hannah Fagin, from MoMA.

In this inaugural episode of “Meet the Staff” our young journalists interview our beloved Education Specialist Berry! Featuring Berry’s original song entitled “Star Stuff” and original poetry, enjoy this snapshot of a talented star continually on the rise! Stay tuned to meet more of the fabulous people behind the scenes at Girls Club as our profile series continues. Lacresha Berry, better known as Berry, is a singer/songwriter, actress, poet, educator, and published writer from Queens by way of Lexington, Kentucky. She received her BA in Theatre from the University of Kentucky. She honed her playwriting skills there and went on to produce three one woman shows since 2002. Her last one woman show, “Browngirl. Bluegrass.” documented her life as a brown girl coming of age in the bluegrass state of Kentucky. She’s performed all over the country with the show as well as singing and hosting all over NYC. Her latest one woman show, TUBMAN, a reimagining of Harriet Tubman’s life as a young girl in Harlem, debuted to packed audiences in her hometown of Lexington, Ky, and NYC, with additional performances in San Diego, Rikers Island, New Bedford Massachusetts, Sacramento and Tubman’s birthplace in Cambridge, MD. When she’s not performing, she’s teaching spoken word to middle and high school students in the Bronx, conducting educational workshops, and writing curriculum. She is currently writing her debut YA novel, “Seeing Janelle” Check Berry out at Berryandco on all platforms!