ADQ's Renaissance

ADQ chops it up with GUILFORD 4 ALL activist and organizer Kay Brown about her life and work, also her vision for a more equal Guilford County. They also discuss the struggle of Black women in Amerikkka.

In this episode the Intellectual Actionaire, Game changing, educating, Malcolm looking Brother Dominick Hand returns to discuss in depth the great Malcolm X on his 96th birthday.

ADQ and Co-host Alan "The 4th" Walls chop it up with Empress Makeda Gordon about Black Economics, Black Culture and Rastafari. As well as the greatness of Haile Selassie

ADQ chops it up with co-host Alan Walls about the conviction of Derek Chauvin, the murder of M'kyaiah Taylor, and then lightens things up with Oscar commentary and the importance of reading the play before watching the movie.

ON THIS 💯 TH EPISODE OF ADQ SRENAISSANCE. ADQ and new co-host Alan Walls reflect on the life and legacy of newest ancestor Earl DMX Simmons also the life that relates to his struggles. #adqsrenaissance

Alex Lewis returns to ADQ'S RENAISSANCE and new co host Alan Walls joins them as they talk about cultural appropriation in theatre and they share experiences. Continued prayers for DMX.

ADQ talks with friend and artist Lorin Kaplan about Rent and how while a beautiful musical it does have many flaws that one couldn't see at face value. Pray for DMX

ADQ is rejoined by "Black Out Loud" hosts Justin Cummingham and Obase Amare Jaheem. This time to discuss mental health in the black community, how years of ignored PTSD in the black community has rendered the "crabs in a barrel" mentality.

Allie West author of "A Dressed Up Mess" returns with her new book "Still A Mess" and how someone can can undress they';re mess and still be a mess.

ADQ chops it up with fellow Actor, Writer, Director and Producer Carl J. Grasso about their collective tastes on film and theatre. Writing styles, influences and the 80's which ADQ remembers none of #adqsrenaissance