Community Connection - August 10, 2026 - Tina Cosby
Community Connection – August 10, 2026 – Tina Cosby welcomes Rep Andre’ Carson, Dr Eric Winston and Rebecca Robinson
- Democrats must present a unified message to get work done for the American people.
- A local artist's documentary explores the story of a pioneering African American doctor.
- Congressman's job fair connects people with employment opportunities and community resources.
Community Connection – August 10, 2026 – Tina Cosby welcomes Rep Andre’ Carson, Dr Eric Winston and Rebecca Robinson
The Power of Community Connection: A Conversation on Politics, History, and the Arts
As we navigate the complexities of our world today, it’s essential to stay informed and connected with the people and issues that matter. In this episode of Community Connection, host Tina Cosby sits down with a special guest, Congressman Andre Carson, to discuss the latest on politics, job opportunities, and the importance of community engagement.
One of the key takeaways from this episode is the need for Democrats to present a unified message and stick together in the face of adversity. As Congressman Carson notes, “We can’t let our divisions stop us from getting the work done on behalf of the American people, especially Hoosiers under this very reckless administration.” This sentiment is echoed by the host, who emphasizes the importance of community connection and the need for people to come together to address the challenges we face.
The conversation also delves into the world of history, as Tina Cosby speaks with Dr. Eric Winston, Founder and Executive Director, Indianapolis Black Documentary Film Festival and Rebecca Robinson, a local artist and filmmaker, and IBDFF Spotlight Award Winner who has been recognized for her work on the documentary “The Color of Medicine: The Story of Homer G. Phillips Hospital.” This film tells the story of Rebecca’s father, Dr. Earl U. Robinson, who was a renowned gynecologist in Indianapolis and one of the first African American doctors to train at Homer G. Phillips Hospital in St. Louis. As Rebecca shares, “My father was one of the leading gynecologists here in the city of Indianapolis, and he had done so many wonderful things… He was a storyteller, and he had a sharp memory, and I think that’s where my love of storytelling came from.”
The episode also touches on the topic of job opportunities and community engagement, as Congressman Carson discusses his annual Job and Resource Fair, which will take place on August 12th. This event provides a platform for people to connect with local organizations and businesses, learn about job opportunities, and gain access to resources that can help them succeed. As Congressman Carson notes, “We’re going to have opportunities from places like Allison Transmission, we’ll have opportunities for folks to work in government or even hospitality, and we’ll have local organizations who can help you prepare for job interviews and improve your resume.”
Throughout the episode, Tina Cosby and her guests offer valuable insights and perspectives on a range of topics, from politics and history to community engagement and the arts. As we listen to their conversations, we’re reminded of the importance of staying connected with our communities and working together to build a better future for all.
So if you’re looking for a dose of inspiration and insight, be sure to tune in to this episode of Community Connection. With its thought-provoking discussions and engaging conversations, this podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in politics, history, and community engagement.
