Owning the Fullness of Our Narrative with Bryce Detroit, Entertainment Justice Pioneer

The Be Well Beautiful People Podcast

The Alchemizing Trauma for Community Impact series highlights 9 inspiring stories of Detroit leaders who have transformed individual and community trauma into transformative work in Detroit and beyond.

In this powerful episode, host Demarra West is joined by Bryce Detroit, a multimodal Afrofuturist artist, activist, griot, pioneer of Entertainment Justice and an award-winning music producer and curator, who revolutionizes how art, music, and storytelling can transform trauma into empowerment.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

01:47 - How storytelling builds legacy and empowers communities.

21:18 - The devastating effects of gentrification in Detroit and the role of land ownership as a tool for resistance.

43:22 - What Entertainment Justice means and how it reshapes community narratives and empowers healing.

50:54 - The role of art in global movements for justice and its ability to heal trauma.

Connect with Bryce Detroit:

Website: brycedetroit.com

Facebook: Bryce Detroit

Instagram: @brycedetroit

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This Podcast Series is Sponsored By The Love Building, HNB Building Services and The Lip Bar.