The Politics of Religion: Christianity

Lucille (Anna Jacobs) is the grandmother and sole caretaker of two young girls, Becca (Laura Santos) and Lila (Vivienne Mullally). However, she's being treated by Dr. Collymore (Allen McBride) because she suffers from Aphasia (Megan Poole), a disorder that hinders a person's ability to communicate. When a sudden sign of hope arrives, the girls and Dr. Collymore enlist the help of music therapist August Taylor (DeVon Gainey) for one last chance to save their grandmother. Featuring Izzie Mohseni, Jahnavi Pannuri, Chloe Louidor, Lani Roberts, Leila Roberts, Angelo Curcio, Courtney Heinis, Ieve Rentz, and West Gila. Directed by Sydni Solomon and produced by Adrian Finer.

In a perfect world, political differences would be just that; political differences. Hosted by Sydni Solomon, featuring Eduardo Rondon, political columnist at the Gainesville Sun and student at USF, as well as Kamal Sodhi, former president of her HSDA chapter and co-founder of her NOW chapter as well as being a student activist at UF. Learn more about your right to vote and how to register and request a mail-in ballot at Vote.org. All revenue from this episode will go to the National Black Disability Coalition; an organization that promotes unity, equity and opportunity for Black people living with disabilities.

In a perfect world, religious and non-religious teens alike would feel no pressure to hide their faith, or lack of faith, from those around them. Hosted by Sydni Solomon, featuring Jahnathan Nixon, non-practicing Christian student activist at UF and aspiring theatre educator, as well as Miriam Ruiz, agnostic artist, writer and language enthusiast at Macalester College. All revenue from this episode will go to the National Black Disability Coalition; an organization that promotes unity, equity and opportunity for Black people living with disabilities.

In a perfect world, religious and non-religious teens alike would feel no pressure to hide their faith, or lack of faith, from those around them. Hosted by Sydni Solomon, featuring Malik Moore, Pentecostal Christian and Director of Political Affairs for the FDC at FSU, as well as Elizabeth Olcese, Catholic and student activist at Columbia University. All revenue from this episode will go to the National Black Disability Coalition; an organization that promotes unity, equity and opportunity for Black people living with disabilities.

In a Perfect World, the misrepresentation of LGBTQ+ people in the media would not exist. Hosted by Sydni Solomon and co-host Lauren Cohen, featuring actress Mack Johnson and student activist Mazzy Jester. All revenue from this episode will go to the National Black Disability Coalition; an organization that promotes unity, equity and opportunity for Black people living with disabilities.

In a Perfect World, the misrepresentation of Black people in the media would not exist. Hosted by Sydni Solomon, featuring actress LaVon Fisher-Wilson. All revenue from this episode will go to the National Black Disability Coalition; an organization that promotes unity, equity and opportunity for Black people living with disabilities.