Travels of a Wounded Goose

When It Gets Quiet

There’s a sound that’s louder than sirens and protests — it’s the silence that follows them.
This episode of Wounded Goose explores what happens in America when we look away, when the news cycle moves on, and the pain of marginalized people is left to echo in the quiet.
 
We'll talk about the violence of indifference.
The weight of unspoken grief.
And how silence and inaction aren’t peace—it’s permission.
 
Through stories, reflection, and voices too often pushed to the margins, we ask:
What does it mean when we are quiet after causing harm?
 
And what kind of reckoning waits on the other side of ignoring pain?
 
Because in the quiet… history breathes.
And it remembers.

No House for Us

In this episode, I examine the fact that there is no house for Black people in America. Yes, there are two parties, but neither Democrats nor Republicans gives us full access to our rights.
We no longer have a visible Black Freedom Movement, and we have never moved forward without it. Until we create systems that elevate Black people, we depend upon white people to lead our movement toward freedom, and they never have.

Wounded Goose PodCast Introduction, Contemplating the Idea of Freedom

The initial episode of the Wounded Goose Podcast explores the concept of freedom, as will all future episodes. I explore freedom through the lens of a journey rather than a destination.
Through my travels, I have witnessed and documented experiences from around the world. I will continue to do this and share what I find along the way. So far, freedom is different than what I imagined it would be.