Culture (Page 59)
December 3, 2019
Podcast: Oh No It’s Journalism – Episode 1 – The Brian Ross Debate
The Brian Ross Debate In this first episode of the hit podcast series, Zak Fleishman and Alejandro Rosa discuss former […]
December 3, 2019
Gridlock Art Show Celebrates Art — Without Limitations
A design firm puts on a novel exhibition featuring work from artist friends and colleagues.
December 2, 2019
Casual Convo With Marsha: Terra Renee of African American Women in Cinema
On episode 2 of “Casual Convo With Marsha“, Marsha talks to Terra Renee, president and CEO of African American Women […]
December 1, 2019
Singer Kyanté Works the Stage Once Her Work Day Ends
Therapist by day, artist by night, Kyanté (Photo Credit: Shavon Lebouf) With locks that fall down to her back, Kyanté […]
November 24, 2019
In ‘Stranger with a Camera’ Filmmaker Re-examines Community’s Past
In late September, 1967, Canadian journalist Hugh O’Connor was shot and killed outside of a home in Jeremiah, Kentucky. The latest in a string of reporters who’d trekked into Appalachia to report from the epicenter of crushing labor and poverty, O’Connor was a victim, in part, of growing resentment of the media in the wake Appalachian portrayals and coverage from the War on Poverty.