The Local Take With Kiplyn Primus
Saturday Mornings 8am
The Local Take with Kiplyn Primus features discussions about critical issues facing Atlanta and profiles of organizations doing important work in the communities served by WCLK. As public broadcasters it is part of our mission to engage with the community and feature people and issues that aren't always covered by mainstream, commercial media outlets.
Kiplyn Primus is a graduate of Howard University and Clark Atlanta University and has a long career in public and commercial media. She is a veteran facilitator for StoryCorps' Atlanta studio, and has written extensively on global and local initiatives for a number of publications.
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Kiplyn Primus speaks with Najee Dorsey about the new exhibition at Black Art in America Gallery, From Beale to Bourbon Street, now through July 19th. -
Kiplyn Primus speaks with Tosha Anderson founder of Mothers Divinely Connected, about their mission and support that includes Fathers. -
Kiplyn Primus speaks with Kayla Life, founder of RebrandLand AI, about Atlanta Tech Week, her Founder's Pitch and Apprentice Program. -
Kiplyn Primus speaks with Logan Peng and Shaynell Smith with NAMI-Georgia about Mental Health Awareness Month and their goals for the year. -
Kiplyn Primus speaks with Cashmere Miller a nurse practitioner launching Community Whole Health for adults who can benefit from Lifestyle Medicine. -
Kiplyn Primus continues the #LEAVINGTheUSA series with Chef Richard Cook from the Global Chef Society about his move to Medellín Colombia where he is living the American Dream with less stress and medicine. -
Kiplyn Primus speaks with Denise Whiting Pack and her husband Michael Pack about their decision to relocate to the country of Panama. -
Kiplyn Primus speaks with Jacinta Williams about her plans to relocate to Lisbon, Portugal for her career as a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion consultant. -
Kiplyn Primus speaks to Ross Dixon, who moved his family to Mérida, Mexico, where he runs his agency, returning to Atlanta for his business if needed. -
Kiplyn Primus speaks to Aiyana Mathews about her life in Japan and how connections made as a teacher during the JET program resulted in a career as an international business consultant.
