Preview of The Walk-In Podcast with Elle Simone Scott Featuring Karen Washington



Karen Washington steps off her farm and into The Walk-In to talk with Elle about empowering Black Americans to take back power through farming, her work with community gardens in NYC, and the struggles of being a single mother.

Learn more about Rise and Root Farm at riseandrootfarm.com.
To support Karen’s work with the Black Farmer Fund, visit blackfarmerfund.org.

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22 Comments

  1. This seems very off brand for ATK, I assumed your base was more stay at home mom types but maybe I'm wrong.

    This isn't my cup of tea, but whatever, if you're expanding what you offer can you start doing more foreign foods like Asian, Caribbean, and Eastern European?

  2. I presume ATK is reading these. I think other presenters need to find a way to subtly but unequivocally address the shitstorm of angry mutinies these podcast ads always bring.
    Not primarily to explain or to defend but to show solidarity – to remove the lingering doubt or presumption (depending who we are) that not everyone in ATK is on board with these messages. The longer it’s not addressed the more people will assume there must be divided opinion behind the scenes because the people who love you and hate these podcast ads will assume they are more like you than you (hopefully) are.

    There comes a time when rolling your eyes in private at the absurdity in the comments isn’t really enough. Race, respect, dignity, empathy etc etc is relevant in all walks of life across all forums, formats and subjects and following such reactions deciding to explain how you all feel about it shouldn’t be something you demur from.

  3. Was this channel high jacked? Please explain why this was posted. I just don’t get it.
    I’m not offended by the content, I’m not offended at all, just confused. This was just so off the wall.
    Respect your channel.

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