A Mile In My Shoes Podcast

Guest Bio: Dr. Carla F. Carter is a Visual, Literary and Performance Arts educator with over 30 years of teaching Middle, High school and college level students. She is a performance poet and writer originally from Chicago, by way of New York and now residing in Little Rock, Arkansas. She is the author of two collections of poetry, Body Language which won her a Lambda Literary Award Nomination for best poetry and Body Target (released in 2017). She has been a curator, producer and director of theater, particularly women’s plays since early 2000’s having garnered the Trailblazer Award for Women’s theater in Chicago.  Her work has been published in several magazines, journals and anthologies. About This Episode: Find out how this Chi-Town (by way of NY) aspiring Broadway star, dancer, performance poet, and published author ended up creating curriculum, designing courses, and teaching at an Arkansas HBCU. Learn about word processors, NSPDK, and Philander Smith College’s Creatives. Stay tuned until the end to get memorized by her original spoken word poetry!  For More Information: Visit http://www.stillstacey.com for questions about the podcast, host or scheduling inquiries. To learn more about or contact the guest, reach out to Dr. Carter on Twitter (@NSPDKCFCarter), Instagram (@CFCarter8) or on Facebook (@CFCarterphd).   Recommended Resources: Literary Journal, The Educational Krinon – each published in the NSPDK Krinon: Afrofuturism: For Colored Students Who Need to Believe in the Future When Teaching Black Lives Matter Is Not Enuf The Charging Station — Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stacey-mcadoo/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stacey-mcadoo/support