Stories We Tell Ourselves
In life, we find ourselves to be the product of repetition. This podcast is dedicated to the ever-expanding universe of the Stories We Tell Ourselves, and how those stories can sometimes predetermine our behavior and station in life. Welcome!
Stories We Tell Ourselves
Or Does it Explode? The Life & Times Of Lorraine Hansberry
In this captivating episode of our podcast, we delve into the life and legacy of Lorraine Hansberry, an extraordinary writer and trailblazer. We'll explore her groundbreaking achievement as the first African-American woman to have a play produced on Broadway with her iconic work, "A Raisin in the Sun." We'll discuss her profound impact on American theater, which was solidified when she won the prestigious Drama Critics Circle Award. Hansberry's contributions extended beyond the stage as she was a passionate activist, fighting for civil rights and social justice. Yet, amid her success, she often grappled with profound loneliness and the heavy burden of expectation. Despite her untimely death, Hansberry left an indelible legacy, inspiring countless individuals to confront life's challenges and advocate for change with courage and conviction. Join us as we honor her remarkable journey and enduring global influence.