Gina Belafonte joins Boundless with Kathy Eldon for a powerful conversation on legacy, grief, art, activism and what it really means to turn adversity into fuel for collective healing and change. As producer, activist, and co‑founder of Sankofa.org, Gina shares how she carries a historic lineage while fiercely carving a path that is entirely her own.

This episode dives into:
•⁠ ⁠How legacy, grief, and adversity can become creative and political power
•⁠ ⁠Artivism: using film, music, and culture as tools to educate, motivate, and activate
•⁠ ⁠Building Sankofa.org and sustaining social justice work over time
•⁠ ⁠Creating new rituals for grief, loss, and healing when tradition is missing
•⁠ ⁠Why Gina believes, even in a dystopian-feeling time, that “great is coming”

If you’re navigating loss, questioning your purpose, or looking for ways to weave your art into meaningful action, this conversation is for you.

We talk about growing up Belafonte, the birth of Sankofa.org, and why art and storytelling are essential tools for social justice. Gina reflects on the Harry Belafonte Best Song for Social Change Grammy, discovering Iman Jordan’s “Deliver,” and supporting her daughter Maria Belafonte’s debut feature film, “Pockets of Heaven,” at the intersection of filmmaking and activism.

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www.ginabelafonte.com

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Joy isn't a destination you buy a ticket to. It finds you when you stop waiting for permission and start moving.

This is a story about the relentless, sometimes ridiculous pursuit of joy — and the surprising truth about where it actually lives.

Pause.
Step off the path.
Breathe in air so sweet you fall asleep.
And wake up — already there.

If this resonates, remember to like, subscribe, and share this with someone you want to inspire.

Most of all, live boundlessly.
Please, do your damnedest.

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In an over-digitized world, how do we find our way back to ourselves and to one another?

In this episode of the Boundless Podcast, we sit down with award-winning filmmaker Roko Belic for a deeply personal and inspiring conversation about living a life without limits one driven by curiosity, courage, and genuine human connection.

Roko opens up about growing up as a cultural outsider in Chicago, the unlikely education he received through a broken TV stuck on PBS, and how those early experiences shaped his fearless approach to life and filmmaking. We also dive into what the science of happiness actually tells us spoiler: it's not money or your job and why prioritizing relationships might be the single most important decision you ever make.

In this episode:

• Growing up between cultures and feeling like an outsider
• How a broken TV sparked a lifelong love of the world
• What the science of happiness really says about money, work & relationships
• Living boldly without following society's rules
• Why following what moves you matters more than playing it safe

For more conversations with artists and visionaries who turn their lives into fuel for change, subscribe and stay Boundless with us. 💙

Roko Belic

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Kathy Eldon

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