In this episode of Youth on Rewind, host Godwin Amouzou looks to answer the question "How do you write a poem?" In a world full of noise and mundanity, finding the inspiration to create takes focus, but what do you focus on? By showcasing the poems written and recited by Youth on Record participants, Godwin shows us that even the simplest things can be — and should be — poetic. Tune in for stories by poets and producers like Devonte Parker, Danny Acree, and Akello Stallings, and stick around until the end to hear Godwin's own YOR Ars Poetica. Happy poetry month!

Youth on Rewind is a podcast amplifying the voices, stories, and ideas of young people.

Hosted by Godwin Amouzou

Original audio pieces and scoring for this episode produced by Devonte Parker, Danny Acree, and Akello Stallings
Special thanks to participants at Young Creatives Campus

Theme music written and produced by Blvck Qi
Edited by Lucy Richardson
Mastered by Tongjai Lee

Produced by Lucy Richardson, David Ladon, Godwin Amouzou, and Ryan Conarro

Executive produced by David Ladon

Youth on Rewind is a production of Youth on Record. Learn more at www.youthonrecord.org/podcasting

In this episode of Youth on Rewind, host Sofia Young walks us through some aspects of her own femininity, all while exploring the question of "What is womanhood?" This question is further examined within the context of the feminine identity of our ancestors, our peers, and the generations to come. Throughout this episode, you'll hear personal experiences of womanhood from young folks in the Future of Femme program, educational soundbites from the current Podcast Production Interns, and an interview with a female aerospace engineer.

Youth on Rewind is a podcast amplifying the voices, stories, and ideas of young people.

Hosted by Sofia Young

Original audio pieces and scoring for this episode produced by Delaney Lim
Special thanks to the Future of Femme participants and the Spring 2026 Podcast Production Internship cohort

Theme music written and produced by Blvck Qi
Edited by Lucy Richardson
Mastered by Tongjai Lee

Produced by Lucy Richardson, Sofia Young, David Ladon, and Ryan Conarro

Executive produced by David Ladon

Youth on Rewind is a production of Youth on Record. Learn more at www.youthonrecord.org/podcasting

In this episode of Youth on Rewind, host Miah Edwards explores a time when she asked herself, "Am I Black enough?" This impossible question opens a dialogue about how we define Blackness, and what problematic limitations a single definition of a pluralistic identity can bring. The episode includes additional perspectives and reflections from producers Godwin Amouzou, Jasenia Sutherlin, and Akello Stallings. These stories examine both physical and ideological facets of Blackness, as well as the ways those are subverted every day. This all begs the question, is there such a thing as "Black enough?"

Youth on Rewind is a podcast amplifying the voices, stories, and ideas of young people.

Hosted by Miah Edwards

Original audio pieces and scoring for this episode produced by Godwin Amouzou, Jasenia Sutherlin, and Akello Stallings

Theme music written and produced by Blvck Qi
Edited by Lucy Richardson
Mastered by Tongjai Lee

Produced by Lucy Richardson, Miah Edwards, David Ladon, and Ryan Conarro

Executive produced by David Ladon

Youth on Rewind is a production of Youth on Record. Learn more at www.youthonrecord.org/podcasting