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Dr. Kellie Carter Jackson new book We Refuse explores the dismissal of “Black violence” as an illegitimate form of resistance is itself a manifestation of white supremacy, a distraction from the insidious, unrelenting violence of structural racism. alexgee.com/s10-carter-jac…

Dr. Gee hosts a special episode recorded live with an audience in summer 2024 at Cafe Coda in Madison, WI. The night was a celebration of the 10th season of Black Like Me, and Dr. Gee brought together Black podcast hosts to talk.  Listen: alexgee.com/s10-live-event/

Rev. Lilada Gee joined Dr. Gee for a conversation about the importance of Black women in politics and media. Don't miss this fun episode with some real talk about our community and country. Listen: alexgee.com/s10-live-event/

Hear about how spiritual leader and author David Gibbons felt that he wrote his memoir as a way to process his life and his experience, calling the book The Shape of My Eyes. Listen, Learn, Share, Subscribe: alexgee.com/s10-gibbons/ #BlackPodcasts #WIPodcast

This week is a special episode of talking through and processing the recent election. Listen to this raw conversation that seeks to break down first thoughts on how community and justice minded people look ahead in our current landscape. Listen: alexgee.com/s10-post-elect…

Marquis Hunt wrote a “Letter to a Black Brother” as “a call to every Black man who’s ever felt overlooked, undervalued, or trapped in a system that wasn’t built for us.” Hear Dr. Gee's call to young Black men to create a greater narrative.  Listen: alexgee.com/s10-marquis-hu…

Pulitzer Prize Winner Leonard Pitts discusses bringing American history to life in order to reclaim the role of Black people in the development of the nation. Hear the power of story to display the experience of the Black community in history and today. alexgee.com/s10-leonard-pi…

Dr. Gee has an honest discussion with author and Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison. Their conversation starts with southern cooking and how food provides insights into our histories and continues into how race relations impact policing. alexgee.com/s10-keith-elli…

Dr. Gee returns to the topic of a childhood fascination with astronomy as he takes a journey through the cosmos with Eric Wilcots, University of Wisconsin-Madison dean of the College of Letters & Science and Professor of Astronomy. Listen: alexgee.com/s10-eric-wilco…

Dr. Gee returns to the discussion of his involvement in a university report on the Black Community Experience at the UW–Madison. Fellow board members discuss the difference between good intentions and intentionality, when it comes to creating real change. alexgee.com/s10-byers-wins…

Black Like Me has reached #12 in the Race podcast category on Goodpods. Check out their Top Ten Episodes listing. goodpods.com/podcasts/black…

Madison's Center for Black Excellence and Culture makes history of its own madison.com/news/local/art…

It’s Season 11! And it’s the 200th episode! This occasion calls for something special. Dr. Gee brings starts the season with his signature Mic Check to set the tone. Dr. Gee lays out a call to audacity. Listen up! alexgee.com/s11-audacity/

Dr. Alex Gee and his sister commiserate on some things lately that make them wonder what is going on. Things that make them say “Hmmm…” Listen: alexgee.com/s11-lilada/

Angela Robinson Whitehurst returns to the show to bring her Broadway experience to discussing Wicked and the translation from stage to screen. Listen: alexgee.com/s11-wicked-ang…

Ben Wikler returns to the show again in this wild political moment both locally and nationally. Hear what Ben is doing after his current role and how he is processing his experience in the high profile political climate of Wisconsin. alexgee.com/s11-wikler/

Dr. Gee is joined by his daughter, Alexis Gee, to discuss the depth of Black womanhood in the film version of Wicked. Listen: alexgee.com/s11-wickedp2/

Dr. Gee highlights some of the differences between what the Black community and white community understand and see happening in this political moment. Hear some different perspectives in conversation with some of the podcast producers. alexgee.com/s11-jeremy-eli/

Returning guest, Dr. Byars-Winston, is the inaugural chair of the UW- Madison’s Institute of Diversity Science. She honestly explores what doing research on causes of group-based discrimination. Listen: alexgee.com/s11-byars-wins…

Dr. Gee talks to returning guest Dr. Chris Bass about the mourning process of losing his mother over the previous year. Dr. Bass gives advice for making sure people take time and space for healthy relationships and themselves. Listen: alexgee.com/s11-drbass/