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A Seat @ the Table Podcast is BACK!
During the month of June A Seat @ the Table Podcast will be honoring Juneteenth!
In honor of Juneteenth we will be hosting The Mix & Mingle Matinee.
Join us at Smith Public Trust for a Matinee Moive ( Get On The Bus), popcorn, fellowship, and a lively disussion that will focus on the three pillars of freedom for the Black Community- Financial Literacy, Education Reform, and Mental Health and Wealth! We will also discuss the featured movie “Get On The Bus” directed by Spike Lee and what it means to be Black in America!
General Admission: FREE
VIP Tickets are $30 which include:
– Open Bar
– Free movie and popcorn
– Your chance to be on A Seat @ the Table Podcast
– Special Vendors including:
1. Crafted Artistry- IG @Crafted.Artistry84- https://www.craftedartistry84.com/
2. BoomAri Publishing- IG @Allure_NoRegrets- http://www.allurethebook.com/
– Your donation to The Sa’Vaun Seven Sommunity’s “Building The Pillar” Fund
Build the Pillar Fund:
The Sa’ Vaun Seven Community seeks to provide a realm of support and fellowship to the community. In order to accomplish that The Wong Host wants to open up a community incubator. An establishment that the community can frequent when they want to create, build, grow, and commne with one another. The Build The Pillar Fund will be the catalyst for opening this establishment that will house the Round Table Diner, A Seat @ the Table Podcast/ Radio Show, and The Forum. THe Round Table Diner will be a space where the community can break bread with one another and those that have the culinary gift can buld, and grow their talents adn brand. A Seat @ The Table Podcast/ Radio show will continue to feautre leaders of the community on the show to encourage, empower, and enlighten. The Forum will be the incubator for our brothers and sisters to utilize to host events such as, town hall meetings, community organizing events, pop up shops, and more! The idea is to build up the community by raising up a pillar within it to support, collaborate, and thrive. More information on the “Build The Pillar Fund” coming soon to the website!
More about “Get On The Bus”:
A disparate group of African-American men climb on a bus bound for the Million Man March in Washington, D.C. — among them, Evan Sr. (Thomas Jefferson Byrd) and his son, Smooth (De’aundre Bonds), who have been shackled together as a condition of Smooth’s temporary probation. Although the group begins the trip as strangers, their shared stories and experiences unite them as their discourse builds a portrait of what it means to be black in America.
