Olá, meu nome é Khalil Ekulona. Sou um profissional de radiodifusão, jornalista, apresentador e palestrante premiado. Minha experiência abrange televisão, rádio e podcasting desde 2013, atuando em Albuquerque, Novo México e Nashville, Tennessee. Ao longo da minha carreira, trabalhei em afiliadas da NBC, PBS e NPR, onde entrevistei líderes eleitos, celebridades, jornalistas de renome nacional, líderes empresariais e acadêmicos, e membros da comunidade em geral. Minha capacidade de centrar e destacar a humanidade compartilhada de comunidades e sociedades fez de mim um dos principais entrevistadores em minha área. Mais recentemente, atuo como apresentador de The Me That Remains Album Podcast com a superestrela internacional Amy Grant. Vou me mudar para Da Nang, Vietnã no outono de 2026 e estou ansioso para trabalhar com profissionais de todos os formatos de mídia.
Amy Grant discusses her five-decade music career, raising a family while touring, her perspective on Nashville, and future plans. She also describes her songwriting and composing process and the importance of collaboration.
Informational episode description with no evident subjective argument.
David French discusses his political and personal journey, his writing for high-profile publications including The New York Times, and his views on political rigidity and misinformation. He argues that American political discourse must evolve, reflecting on tensions between conservatism and liberalism and the country's future.
Mostly informative profile and discussion, with some interpretive framing about political discourse.
Focuses on a conservative commentator and conservatism, while presenting his independent views and criticism of political rigidity without endorsing a partisan position.
Seven Nashville-area residents share creative reflections on what Nashville and its surrounding region mean to them, using forms such as spoken-word poetry, essays and speeches. The episode was produced by Khalil Ekulona and includes a playlist of music.
Primarily presents participants’ perspectives on Nashville without an explicit editorial argument.