Black Like Me

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esteenlage@nehemiah.org

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S12 E227: Season 12 Wrap-Up: 5 Lessons From Opening The Center for Black Excellence and Culture

September 01, 2026

After devoting Season 12 to conversations with those that played roles in the development, designing, building, and opening of The Center for Black Excellence and Culture, Dr. Alex Gee takes some time to reflect on this long journey of seeing his vision come to life. He shares some of the biggest highlights from the process of The Center coming together as a reality for the Black community. Listen in to hear five lessons that he learned from opening The Center and insights into his process.

S12 E226: Catching The Vision: Community Connection With Susan Pierce Jacobsen

June 16, 2026

Susan Pierce Jacobsen is a community connector and advocate who has worked in many different positions. Through several of Susan's roles she has supported The Center for Black Excellence and Culture. Dr. Gee shares about Susan's support and their relationship in development projects in the community. They discuss some of the various connections that Susan helped bring together with The Center from architects, community organizers, and company leaderships. alexgee.com Support the Show: patreon...

S12 E225: Point Of No Return: Iterating On Vision Until It Becomes A Reality With Jim Bower

June 09, 2026

How did the vision for The Center for Black Excellence and Culture find its shape? Dr. Gee talks to Jim Bower about how their collaboration helped shape the vision for what was valuable for the Black community in Madison. Jim's role was to continually clarify Dr. Gee's vision and find a way to make it a reality. He saw Dr. Gee as a social innovator, who had something important he wanted to change in society that needed to have a track for the project to move forward on.  Dr. Gee explains how ...

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What is the email for Black Like Me?

The publicly listed email for Black Like Me: esteenlage@nehemiah.org.

How many listeners does Black Like Me have?

Podseeker estimates Black Like Me reaches 1,000 to 10,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Black Like Me?

Black Like Me typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Community advocates, social innovators, nonprofit and cultural leaders, business executives, and professionals with direct experience in racial equity, community development, cultural institutions, or major collaborative projects. Common among recent guests: Leadership of community or cultural development initiatives; Executive responsibility for businesses or major projects; Direct contributions to racial-equity, community-building, marketing, or cultural-institution efforts. Recent guests include Susan Pierce Jacobsen, Jim Bower, and Dana Arnold.

How hard is it to get booked on Black Like Me?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does Black Like Me cover?

Recent episodes cover Society, Racial Justice, Black History, Community Development, and Cultural Institutions. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.