Are you ready for most black peoples excuse for not being so quick to get into the water!! We have more amazing stories and some you would be very shocked to hear regarding indepth stories and interviews from our young cast. Join us for episode 2 in the Changing The Narrative journey.
I can’t believe it’s almost been a week since we released episode one! I hope it lived up to expectations. By the way, to those who found it amusing to witness my obvious struggle in breaking the news to my wife, Jig, about making yet another documentary ! Well shame on you I had rehearsed what I was going to say and had it all down to perfection, but, as these things often go, it didn’t come out as expected
On a serious note, the feedback has been fantastic, and discussions on swimming amongst young people is growing stronger every day. I also heard about so many watch parties last Sunday, as people settled in to watch the first episode together. I’ve also seen numerous pictures of people with the promotional flyers. Thank you all for your support!
I am hoping that October 2024 will be remembered as the month that ignited the infusion of aquatics into youth culture. There have already been more conversations in this short period of time than ever before, and we’re only just getting started.
Stay tuned, and let’s catch up after episode two!
A new episode will be dropping each week from now till the end of October. Please check back for the next one, share, like and subscribe.
The Changing the Narrative Documentary Series is available each week from now:
Episode 1 – September 29th, 2024
Episode 2 – October 6th, 2024
Episode 3 – October 13th, 2024
Episode 4 – October 20th, 2024
Episode 5 – October 27th, 2024
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We are taking the current definition of a lifeguard far too literally and relying too heavily on someone else to keep us safe. That
