Gina Gold's guest appearances

Gina Gold

The Heart

The Sharvette Mitchell Radio Show

Muni Diaries

Diathe Garnes

Julie Moon

Carin Casey

Terricinia St

Sharlrita Deloatch

Lennaire M. Vaughn

Tanyha Boyd

Trisha L Mann

Rosetta Bernasko

Danny Clay

Kristen Jarrett

Charles Woolfork

Marsha Guerrier

Kia Potts

DeKesha Chambliss Williams

OwlTail

Gina Gold is an Afro-Jewish eco-feminist and animal activist who has dedicated her life to empowering and protecting living beings and the environment. Her goal is to help educate the public on its deep connection to nature, and how we can manifest positive change within ourselves. She lives in the Bay Area of California with her daughter who inspires her everyday.https://youtu.be/4zJ13dfFV3MAbout the book  | Blue Ormus: EmergenceArianna is an almost 18 year-old African American woman about to graduate high school  who loves her suburban life, the smell of meat cooking on the stove and dancing with her sister Alexis and mother. She is very much attached to the skating rink, her friendship with Natalie and her own academic achievements. She is concerned only with being a champion skater and being the pride of Laurelton, Queens. She feels like she is responsible for her father’s death and sees it as a blemish on her record of being perfect. She secretly hates herself for (read more here... https://www.blogtalkradio.com/mitchell-productions/2020/04/07/on-air-with-gina-gold--author-feminist-and-eco-activist).

Gina Gold is an Afro-Jewish eco-feminist and animal activist who has dedicated her life to empowering and protecting living beings and the environment. Her goal is to help educate the public on its deep connection to nature, and how we can manifest positive change within ourselves. She lives in the Bay Area of California with her daughter who inspires her everyday. <a href="https://youtu.be/4zJ13dfFV3M" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/4zJ13dfFV3M</a> About the book  | Blue Ormus: Emergence Arianna is an almost 18 year-old African American woman about to graduate high school  who loves her suburban life, the smell of meat cooking on the stove and dancing with her sister Alexis and mother. She is very much attached to the skating rink, her friendship with Natalie and her own academic achievements. She is concerned only with being a champion skater and being the pride of Laurelton, Queens. She feels like she is responsible for her father’s death and sees it as a blemish on her record of being perfect. She secretly hates herself for (read more here... <a href="https://www.blogtalkradio.com/mitchell-productions/2020/04/07/on-air-with-gina-gold--author-feminist-and-eco-activist" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.blogtalkradio.com/mitchell-productions/2020/04/07/on-air-with-gina-gold--author-feminist-and-eco-activist</a>).

On Air with Gina Gold - Author of Blue Ormus: Emergence

Comedian Gina Gold is the host of TMI Storytelling, a monthly series in Oakland. In this week’s story, Gina shares what happened when she rode BART with her coworker from Market Street Cinema, all in the name of improving her job skills.  Gina has a new podcast called "Do You Think I'm Kidding?" -- check her out on iTunes.

Comedian Gina Gold is the host of TMI Storytelling, a monthly series in Oakland. In this week’s story, Gina shares what happened when she rode BART with her coworker from Market Street Cinema, all in the name of improving her job skills.  Gina has a new podcast called "Do You Think I'm Kidding?" -- check her out on iTunes.

Ep. 18: Gina Gold and one unforgettable night on BART

At 5 years old, Gina was parading around the stage with a number pinned to her chest. But as the host of The Little Miss America Competition sang the national anthem, she felt he might have as well been singing,“You’re so whiiiiite, you’re so bloooooonde.” Even still, Gina, the toothless, black Shirley Temple, made it to the final round. When she didn’t hear her number called she looked out into the sea of eager parents and found her parents. Her mother, sullen and disappointed. Next to her mother, sat her father with tears streaming down his face. From that point on all Gina wanted to was to be seen, to fit in and to be beautiful. By the time Gina was 24, she didn’t feel too different from that little pageant girl. She got into theater school but her optimism didn’t last. Soon after getting accepted she was drinking beer for breakfast, failing her classes, and fantasizing about skipping town. That’s in addition to the issues she was having with her boyfriend…

At 5 years old, Gina was parading around the stage with a number pinned to her chest. But as the host of The Little Miss America Competition sang the national anthem, she felt he might have as well been singing,“You’re so whiiiiite, you’re so bloooooonde.” Even still, Gina, the toothless, black Shirley Temple, made it to the final round. When she didn’t hear her number called she looked out into the sea of eager parents and found her parents. Her mother, sullen and disappointed. Next to her mother, sat her father with tears streaming down his face. From that point on all Gina wanted to was to be seen, to fit in and to be beautiful. By the time Gina was 24, she didn’t feel too different from that little pageant girl. She got into theater school but her optimism didn’t last. Soon after getting accepted she was drinking beer for breakfast, failing her classes, and fantasizing about skipping town. That’s in addition to the issues she was having with her boyfriend…