SOSOADAE : FM

A candid minute with Toronto mayoral candidate Saron Gebresellassi at the National Association of Black Journalists Convention 2018.

This October, Saron Gebresellassi could become Toronto's first Black mayor defeating a handful of neo-nazi and alt-right opponents in the process and uniting Toronto's largest voting bloc: visible minorities of primarily Asian and African descent, but there is another issue that Gebresellassi wants to bring immediate attention to: A growing immigration crisis along the Canada-US border.

SOSOADAE: FM is a show about how fiction forms the world through the lens of Black culture and fiction literacy.

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Dominique Alexander, Charlene Carruthers, Ben Crump, Michael Eric Dyson, and Rochelle Riley in an audio recap of their MLK 50 panel at the National Association of Black Journalists Convention this August in Detroit.

SOSOADAE : FM is a show about how fiction forms the world through the lens of Black culture and fiction literacy, helping writers craft their most empathetic, meaningful, and compelling fiction.

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SOSOADAE : FM (Fiction Matters)

You're the type who expects more from your craft, more from yourself, and more for others. But how do you define your limitations, and who gave you that fiction??

SOSOADAE : FM is a podcast about fiction, Blackness, and how it forms our world.

The show starts Feb. 28, but you can listen to the pre-show NOW and then SUBSCRIBE to get more one-minute pre-episodes weekly leading up to launch.