Brother Dominick Hand returns to discuss The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan's The Criterion speech from July 4th. We give it an analysis and how it applies to our community at large. #adqsrenaissance
Nachela Knox returns promoting her new film COMPLICATED she share's writing techniques, the forming of her production company and remaining creative in the midst of this pandemic. #adqsrenaissance
Newly approved Dramatist Guild member ADQ chops it up with History teacher and Author Jibri Abdullah about his upcoming book A BOY WHO GREW UP TO BE KING and the motivation behind it.
In this episode ADQ speaks on his admiration for the musical HAMILTON, also is a short message from the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan and a scene from ADQ'S upcoming play KEEPING MY BROTHER performed by Josh Anderson #adqsrenaissance
ADQ talks with friend and collaborater Tumaini Johnson about filmmaking and aspirations as well as the film they collaborated on GETAWAY. ADQ also visits the Juneteenth rally and interviews business owners.
In this episode ADQ presents the Juneteenth Zoom reading of BATTLE OF THE BOOKS. Featured in this episode is Jon BlaQ, Prophet Jones, Daphne Trevathan, and Sierra Nicole Smith. The cast of Battle of the Books.
ADQ goes solo on this episode talking about Juneteenth, his black experience, shouts out Black businesses and promotes TONIGHT'S PRESENTATION OF BATTLE OF THE BOOKS
ADQ chops it up with Friend and SAG Actress LaTisha DiVenuto about artistic pursuits and desires as well as admiration for influences and ADQ's trip to NY
ADQ chops it up with friend and mentor Andre Minkins about life in the theatre which has entailed touring, being mentored by Larry Leon Hamlin, teaching at Winston Salem State University among many other pastures covered in this motivational and inspirational interview. #adqsrenaissance
ADQ gives his thoughts on a rally that he attended and what the solution in his mind may be and also dialogues with marchers and protesters. #adqsrenaissance
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About ADQ's Renaissance
From the publisher's feed
ADQ (Adrian Dion Quarles) takes inspiration from the historic Harlem Renaissance and interviews Black leaders and change makers in multiple facets of art. Including; Visual Artists, Politicians,โฆ
Actors, Singers, Dancers, Rappers, Poets, Writers, etc. ADQ also has dope conversations with dope individuals from all endeavors of life, thus showcasing his ability to relate as the renaissance man.