Episode 30: Too Black: Continuing our trip through the vast and interesting Indianapolis writing scene, Indianapolis spoken word artist Too Black stopped by the Jam to talk about how he developed his journey from student journalist to a spoken word performer, how he developed his writing voice, and how he’s gotten comfortable challenging all the assumptions people hold.
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