Teffannie J. Hale is a strategic leader for the underserved and underrepresented. She’s the CEO of The Community And Parents (CAP) Projects, which examines and leads conversations and initiatives to eradicate implicit biases in underserved at-risk schools with predominantly African American students. On the episode, we discuss the interdependent relationship between activism and parenting as well as the jams that keep her going.

For a playlist of Teffannie's music and links to her work, visit https://petermarks.us/podcast/15

Designing Bernie with Tyler Evans (Episode 16)

Rhythm Nation is a non-profit organization that explores the intersection of activism and music through interviews and playlists of people living in both worlds. Our hope is that with each episode you better understand the political context behind music and are inspired to make activism as a larger part of your life. The show and organization is founded by Peter Marks, a music promoter turned political professional who is an alum of the Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden campaigns.