Dreaming in Color

Dr. Simran Jeet Singh, executive director of the Religion & Society Program at the Aspen Institute, talks about radical introspection, faith, and action and service.

Nate Wong, chief strategy and social innovation officer of the Beeck Center talks about his cultural heritage and how his background as a cook helped to shape his current vision of the world.

Ashindi Maxton, co-founder and former executive director of the Donors of Color Network, joins Darren to discuss racial equity, voting rights, climate justice, and income inequality.

Raymond Foxworth, PhD, joins the show to talk about his experience growing up in a matrilineal society, land preservation as part of his family heritage, and the struggles of dealing with white dominant institutions.

Dr. Carmen Rojas, the President and Chief Executive Officer at the Marguerite Casey Foundation shares stories of her upbringing as a child of Venezuelan and Nicaraguan immigrants, confronts the complexities and contradictions of the social sector, and offers us a space to think and dream boldly.

Forged in the fire of the civil rights and anti-Vietnam war era, the motivation Urvashi Vaid carried with her to turn the system on its head was nothing short of relentless. Her work in advocacy, policy, and philanthropy has shaped the bedrock on which many of our efforts now rest.

Join our conversation with Rhonda Broussard, an award-winning education entrepreneur, public speaker, and a queer Black mother, as we discover how to open doors through language, trace the importance of our lineages and loved ones, and interrogate systems that have long needed to be corrected.