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N'DIGO STUDIOAuthor: N'DIGO STUDIO
Experience Chicago's Most Influential Voices N'DIGO STUDIO Immerse yourself in the heart of Chicago's culture, politics, and breaking stories with N'DIGO STUDIO, the premier podcast spotlighting the city's most compelling conversations. Cultural powerhouse Hermene Hartman brings you unfiltered access to Chicago's changemakers, from grassroots activists to bestselling authors and political giants. Each episode cuts through the noise to deliver raw, authentic discussions that matter. Whether we're unpacking the latest political shakeups, celebrating Chicago's vibrant arts scene, or tackling tough conversations about race and culture, N'DIGO STUDIO brings you the stories behind the headlines. What you'll discover: - In-depth interviews with Chicago's most influential voices - Fresh perspectives on politics, culture, and social justice - Exclusive conversations with bestselling authors and artists - Behind-the-scenes insights into Chicago's power players - Candid discussions about issues affecting Black Chicago and beyond Join the conversation as Hermene Hartman delivers thought-provoking dialogue that informs, challenges, and inspires. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information. Language: en Genres: Business, Entrepreneurship, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Chicago Politics Roundtable: Fighting Misinformation in Media
Sunday, 14 December, 2025
Host Hermene Hartman sits down with veteran journalists Curtis Lawrence and Darcel Rockett to examine how misinformation is reshaping Chicago's political landscape and what it means for local communities.In This Episode:How recent Homeland Security and ICE actions are impacting Chicago's marginalized communitiesThe rising pressure on journalists to self-censor and the fight for accurate reportingSocial media's role in amplifying political narratives, both true and falseWhy Chicago needs new leadership that reflects its diverse voicesLawrence and Rockett share firsthand accounts of covering politics under intimidation, the critical role of community journalism in documenting this moment, and how grassroots activism is pushing back against fear-driven policies.This conversation bridges media, power, and community storytelling. It is essential listening for anyone invested in Chicago's future, social justice, and the intersection of race, culture, and politics.Subscribe to N'DIGO STUDIO for more conversations with Chicago's changemakers and cultural icons.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
