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On this week’s episode of Afro Futures, Yusuf Abdul- Qadir chats with Jay Arzu about how black and brown communities are being impacted by transportation infrastructure decisions.

Yusuf Abdul-Qadir, Latavius Murray and Joe Lee chat about the pressure to be recognized as "black enough".

Yusuf Abdul- Qadir chats with Trevor Smith form Liberation Ventures about reparations in the United States.

Yusuf Abdul- Qadir chats with writer and actress Jasmine Pierce about the complexities of cancel culture and more.

Yusuf Abdul-Qadir talks with comedian Hughie Stone Fish about how to better understand liberation movements at home and across the world.

Yusuf Abdul-Qadir chats with Brandon Anderson about Raheem, an alternative to traditional policing.

A podcast about how technology has changed the way we tell stories.

Melanie Austin from The Tangy Tomato, talks about her vision to bring Chicago style deep dish pizza to Central New York.

Introducing The Voice of Food, a new WAER original podcast telling the stories behind the food of Central New York.

Dear Evan Hansen was a major Broadway hit with an unlikely theme – teen suicide, social media and mental heath. The show’s lead producer Stacey Mindich talks about the origin of the story, and about the technology they used to make social media come alive as a character onstage.The songs “Sincerely, Me,” “Waving Through a Window” and “You Will Be Found” from Dear Evan Hansen are featured in this episode, courtesy of the producers of the show.