Episodios

  • You Don't Say: 'We didn’t have everything, but we had everything we needed to survive.'

    You Don't Say: 'We didn’t have everything, but we had everything we needed to survive.'
    Sep 24 2021
    For this bonus episode of You Don't Say, we’re going to step outside of Columbia to speak with brothers Mike and Tim Jackman.
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    8 m
  • You Don't Say: 'Once you make improvements within a community, then there will be some improvement. But the disparities are still there.'

    You Don't Say: 'Once you make improvements within a community, then there will be some improvement. But the disparities are still there.'
    Jul 23 2021
    Hickman High School Football Coach Cedric Alvis sat down with his grandfather Larry Monroe for a chat at Hickman High School. The pair began by talking about what life looked like for the black working class in the 80’s.
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    8 m
  • You Don't Say: 'Separate but equal: I don't think you could find that equality if you check the records'

    You Don't Say: 'Separate but equal: I don't think you could find that equality if you check the records'
    Jul 16 2021
    In this edition of You Don’t Say, Larry Monroe and KBIA’s Isabella Paxton sits down with Cedric Alvis, Monroe’s grandson, and the football coach at Hickman High School. Both having played football in high school, they talk about their experiences on and off of the field, and how football in Columbia has changed since Monroe played.
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    8 m
  • You Don't Say: 'My entire purpose in education was to create spaces where all students felt welcome.'

    You Don't Say: 'My entire purpose in education was to create spaces where all students felt welcome.'
    Jun 25 2021
    Dr. Eryca Neville is very familiar with the education system in Missouri. She’s the principal at Frederick Douglass High School, where she helps shape the lives of dozens of teenagers year in and year out.
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    8 m
  • You Don't Say: 'They expect you to be the spokesperson'

    You Don't Say: 'They expect you to be the spokesperson'
    Jun 18 2021
    Dr. Eryca Neville has spent over 20 years in education and has dedicated a lot of her time to learning about the community in Columbia and the needs of students and their families. She is the principal at Douglass High School, where she and Tyus Monroe sat down for a conversation about education in Columbia.
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    8 m