Hosted and co-written by Carvell Wallace Co-produced by iHeartMedia and Fatherly in partnership with Transmitter Media.
This 10 episode series deals with the spiritual, moral, and political meaning of Fred Roger’s theology and philosophy. We interview psychologists, spiritual leaders, and people who worked and lived alongside Fred Rogers about how “I like you just the way you are” applies in situations of racism, violence, oppression, genocide and war. The show was named Best Podcast 2019 by The Atlantic and has been nominated for a Peabody Award (listen here…)
Slate, co-hosted by Carvell Wallace, Gabriel Roth, and Rebecca Lavoie
For two years I co-hosted Slate’s parenting advice podcast where we tackled listener questions ranging from the heart-breaking to the absurd. We also shared our own triumphs, fails and recommendations from the world of parenting. Named one of Time Magazine’s 50 best podcasts of 2018 (listen now…)
Produced by Al Jazeera and Jetty Media. Written and hosted by Carvell Wallace
In the wake of the the 2016 presidential election I talk with Americans grappling with the state of the union while trying to reconcile my own family’s fractured history. Guests included Mahershala Ali, Van Jones, Shereen Marisol-Maraji, Rabia Chaudry, My Aunt Bea, and my own childhood best friend Shamrace Mims. The episode featuring him, Why Me, won a 2018 Kaliedescope award from the Radio Television Digital News Association (listen now…)