Podcast: Chloe Valdary

on DEI, Jung, afrodiasporic music, and the need for roots

Chloe Valdary joins the pod to discuss her innovative DEI program “Theory of Enchantment,” Jung, cultural rootedness, and the power of music.

Chloe and I met at the New York Encounter this past year, where she spoke with Justin Giboney about diversity. Check out their discussion, and my podcast interview with Justin on race and Distributism. Follow Chloe @cvaldary, check out Theory of Enchantment.

Also, check out our interview on her podcast, The Heart Speaks:

For more of content on ethnic rootedness, check out my pieces on Anti-Structure, Arturo Schomburg, Rick Caruso, Indigenous People’s Day and Columbus Day, ‘You People,’ and, Fr. Geno Baroni’s advocacy for multiethnic urban enclaves, as well as my podcast interviews with Albert Thompson, Justin Giboney, and Bill Melone.

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