AC23 - Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge

Producer, director, journalist, and now poet, Jeff Roedel talks about his new album of social justice/pandemic themed poems and music entitled DISTANCE.

Jason Shi Roberts talks about becoming curator of the Baton Rouge African American Museum and continuing the work of his mother, Mrs. Sadie Roberts-Joseph and Mrs. Odell Williams. www.braamuseum.org

Multi-instrumentalist, Warren Wolf talks about music lessons with his father, staying busy during the pandemic, and his upcoming Baton Rouge show.

Sean Griffin is a guitarist, producer, photographer, music software designer, and voice actor. He's here to talk about his many arts outlets and to share his Prince story.

Visual artist, Beth Welch talks about her new series Living Memory, which was inspired by motherhood, childhood, and the mysteries of mastering both roles.

Internationally-renowned jazz vocalist Quiana Lynell talks about how she has been getting past the big pause of Covid and how to let go of what drags us down.

Opera Singer and Arts Council Director of Public Relations, Mysti Byrnes talks about growing up in Dallas, overcoming culture shock, and fundraising mid-pandemic.

Theater powerhouse, Greg Williams Jr. gives us the scoop on his new streaming service, Hoodoo House and its initial web series entitled Grits!

Legendary band leader, Michael Foster and bandmate John Gray continue to talk us through the almost 30 year history of one the Capital Region’s greatest bands.

Michael Foster, with the help of John Gray, takes us on a musical journey through the 28-year history of his legendary band.