Host Anthony Mitchell highlights the groundbreaking work of chemist Lloyd Augustus Hall, whose innovations in food preservation revolutionized the industry. This episode celebrates Hall's legacy, showcasing his contributions to science and their lasting impact on modern food safety.

Host Anthony Mitchell dives deep into the history, impact, and ongoing relevance of the Poor People's Campaign, first envisioned by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968. This episode explores the movement's roots in economic justice, its call for unity among marginalized communities, and its modern-day resurgence. With thoughtful analysis and powerful narratives, Anthony examines how the campaign continues to challenge systemic poverty, racial inequality, and economic exploitation in America.

In this thought-provoking 30-minute episode of The Median Society, host Anthony Mitchell explores the nuanced debate between being "blessed" and "privileged." The discussion stems from a respectful, yet spirited conversation Anthony had with a young white man reflecting on the election of Donald Trump as the 47th president.

Through three thought-provoking segments, Anthony dissects key themes: The treatment of Black men during the election. The disengagement of Black women from aligning on social issues with white women.A reflection on the historic and ongoing struggle for trust in the political system, referencing Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr.’s statements about Democrats and Republicans being two wings of the same bird.

In this reflective episode, Anthony Mitchell dives into the challenging aftermath of President Trump’s re-election and its impact on marginalized communities. With a focus on Black and Latino populations, the episode explores the deep frustrations, growing doubts, and societal fatigue these groups experience in the face of political and social realities.

Join host Anthony Mitchell as we reflect on the most impactful and inspiring moments of The Median Society in 2024. From groundbreaking discussions on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to empowering conversations about health, education, and history, this episode highlights the stories and topics that resonated most with our listeners. Featuring heartfelt letters from our audience, we celebrate the meaningful connections and transformative ideas shared throughout the year. Tune in to relive these unforgettable moments and see how The Median Society continues to inspire change and foster understanding in today’s fast-paced world.

In this episode of *The Median Society*, host Anthony Mitchell sits down with personal fitness coach Eric Obeng, founder of Beck Warriors, to discuss how taking a break during the holidays can contribute to eliminating the physical and mental fitness gains made during the year. From building healthy habits to developing mental toughness and creating a strong support system, Eric shares practical tips for personal transformation and lasting success.

In this episode, host Anthony Mitchell sits down with Brand Marketing Manager Megan Fink to discuss the ever-evolving world of social media and digital marketing. They explore the latest trends, tools, and strategies for engaging audiences and building a robust online presence. From podcasts to TikTok, they cover various platforms and content types to help you effectively navigate the digital landscape.