THE CHAIR (S1/Ep14) — The Very Angry Letter

Hello Beautiful People,

I’m Your Host Dreme.

I’m a Black woman, an educator turned tech entrepreneur but still an educator. Building a platform called THE CHAIR is a Black and Brown centered tech platform dedicated to supporting people on their hair journey. You can design hairboards, connect to hair stylists, and share hair care tips all in one space for a more joyous and streamlined experience. I built THE CHAIR Podcast to highlight hair journeys. A reminder to keep creating magic. As people sit in THE CHAIR you will get more than just hair stories. You will be immersed into experiences surrounding education, entrepreneurship, and identity. Enjoy listening to my stories and stories of my guests as we sit in THE CHAIR.

THE CHAIR (S1/Ep14) — The Very Angry Letter

Sereen and I met at UCLA in our Teacher Education Program. She is a wife, a mom, an AVID reader, a gardener, and scared of bugs and insects. Sereen identifies as Palestinian and Japanese. She is currently teaching 6th graders. This episode we explore how Sereen's racial and gender identities show up in the classroom. Learn about what teaching history looks like from her perspective, the lens she carries. Here her advice to future educators and book recommendations to continue opening your mind to identities and experiences that are different from your own. Come listen to Sereen as she sits in THE CHAIR. Let's remember, we are not free until we are all free.

Books Mentioned:
Work Wont Love You Back - Sarah Jaffe
A People's History of the United States - Howard Zinn
An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States - Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
Short Stories - Palestine's Children: Returning to Haifa & Other Stories - Ghassan Kanafani
Novel - Mornings in Jenin - Susan Abulhawa
Nonfiction - The Palestine Nakba: Decolonising History, Narrating the Subaltern, Reclaiming Memory - Nur Masalha
Poetry -Before the Next Bomb Drops: Rising up from Brooklyn to Palestine - Remi Kanazi
Poetry -Poets for Palestine - Edited by Kemi Kanazi

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Podcast Visionary: Your Host Dreme
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Editor: Lila Woodbridge

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Animator: Ahmad Merhi
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Voice Actor: D. Ruff (@d_ruff3), The Poet
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My Book:
From Nowhere & Everywhere: Captured Emotions of a Beautifully Broken Love Story
My explorations through poetry, diary entries and photography as a Black woman, an educator in Guangzhou, China.
Website - https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/jerdrema-flynt-med-and-jongmin-char/from-nowhere-and-everywhere-captured-emotions-of-a-beautifully-broken-love-story/ebook/product-g98jnz.html?page=1&pageSize=4

THE CHAIR (S1/Ep13) — I Wanted to Shake Her Hand

Hello Beautiful People,

I’m Your Host Dreme.

I’m a Black woman, an educator turned tech entrepreneur but still an educator. Building a platform called THE CHAIR is a Black and Brown centered tech platform dedicated to supporting people on their hair journey. You can design hairboards, connect to hair stylists, and share hair care tips all in one space for a more joyous and streamlined experience. I built THE CHAIR Podcast to highlight hair journeys. A reminder to keep creating magic. As people sit in THE CHAIR you will get more than just hair stories. You will be immersed into experiences surrounding education, entrepreneurship, and identity. Enjoy listening to my stories and stories of my guests as we sit in THE CHAIR.

THE CHAIR (S1/Ep13) — I Wanted to Shake Her Hand

Sereen and I met at UCLA in our Teacher Education Program. She is a wife, a mom, an AVID reader, a gardener, and scared of bugs and insects. Sereen identifies as Palestinian and Japanese. She is currently teaching 6th graders. This episode we explore how Sereen got into the world of education. We learn about the importance of mentorship and the impact of what a guiding hand can do for someones mental health and career trajectory. Come listen as Sereen sit in THE CHAIR and shares her stories. Let's remember, we are not free until we are all free.

Books Mentioned:
Native Son - Richard Wright
Work Won't Love You Back - Sarah Jaffe

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Podcast Visionary: Your Host Dreme
Host & Executive Producer: Your Host Dreme
Editor: Lila Woodbridge
http://www.lilawoodbridge.com/
Music Creators: Your Host Dreme & Seoul (@xSeoulMusicx) -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEtjNz8cKwc

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Website: jerdremaflynt@gmail.com
Linkedin: www.linkedIn.com/in/dremeflynt

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Learn More About THE CHAIR:

Join THE CHAIR Community for FREE:
https://growinghands.wpengine.com/

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Commercial Credits:
Visionary: Your Host Dreme
Animator: Ahmad Merhi
https://amerhifilm.com/film
Voice Actor: D. Ruff (@d_ruff3), The Poet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFAH2cqo64U

My Book:
From Nowhere & Everywhere: Captured Emotions of a Beautifully Broken Love Story
My explorations through poetry, diary entries and photography as a Black woman, an educator in Guangzhou, China.
Website - https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/jerdrema-flynt-med-and-jongmin-char/from-nowhere-and-everywhere-captured-emotions-of-a-beautifully-broken-love-story/ebook/product-g98jnz.html?page=1&pageSize=4

THE CHAIR (S1/Ep12) — Can YOUR People Eat This..?

Hello Beautiful People,

I’m Your Host Dreme.

I’m a Black woman, an educator turned tech entrepreneur but still an educator. Building a platform called THE CHAIR is a Black and Brown centered tech platform dedicated to supporting people on their hair journey. You can design hairboards, connect to hair stylists, and share hair care tips all in one space for a more joyous and streamlined experience. I built THE CHAIR Podcast to highlight hair journeys. A reminder to keep creating magic. As people sit in THE CHAIR you will get more than just hair stories. You will be immersed into experiences surrounding education, entrepreneurship, and identity. Enjoy listening to my stories and stories of my guests as we sit in THE CHAIR.

THE CHAIR (S1/Ep12) — Can YOUR People Eat This..?

Cheryl Kiser grew up in the 50's with parents who were activists and serial advocates in areas of health, politics, food, civil and human rights. Cheryl started the Institute for Social Innovation 14 years ago with no road map except incredible and durable relationships and a vision for a place where students could unapologetically challenge the role of business in society. Her vision was to cultivate leaders who would use the power of entrepreneurship and business to advocate actively for equitable, responsible and values-driven practices within all organizations. Her passion is to influence and support our leaders to create businesses that address society's most urgent unmet needs through market-based strategies.

This episode Cheryl Kiser discusses her Jewish identity, whiteness, and how she thinks about DEI with me.

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Podcast Visionary: Your Host Dreme
Host & Executive Producer: Your Host Dreme
Editor: Lila Woodbridge
http://www.lilawoodbridge.com/
Music Creators: Your Host Dreme & Seoul (@xSeoulMusicx) -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEtjNz8cKwc

Contact Me:
Website: jerdremaflynt@gmail.com
Linkedin: www.linkedIn.com/in/d

Send us a text

Learn More About THE CHAIR:

Join THE CHAIR Community for FREE:
https://growinghands.wpengine.com/

Join THE CHAIR Newsletter for FREE:
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Commercial Credits:
Visionary: Your Host Dreme
Animator: Ahmad Merhi
https://amerhifilm.com/film
Voice Actor: D. Ruff (@d_ruff3), The Poet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFAH2cqo64U

My Book:
From Nowhere & Everywhere: Captured Emotions of a Beautifully Broken Love Story
My explorations through poetry, diary entries and photography as a Black woman, an educator in Guangzhou, China.
Website - https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/jerdrema-flynt-med-and-jongmin-char/from-nowhere-and-everywhere-captured-emotions-of-a-beautifully-broken-love-story/ebook/product-g98jnz.html?page=1&pageSize=4