All Mixed Up

Just let me cook with this movie review that’s all I’m asking. It’s ok to not be a think piece of a movie, and trust me when I say if this dropped in 2007? ALL-TIMER

This week we welcome our very first Artistic Director! But this Artistic Director, like many, wears more than just one hat. Robin was born and raised in North Carolina, initially a performer but realized that wasn't her calling. Her and a friend put together $300 14 years ago and that $300 has turned into one of the premiere theatres in Charlotte: Three Bone Theatre!

This episode is special to me because it gave me an inside look of day to day when it comes to running a theatre company along with all the backlash that they continue to face. Being a theatre that is build on supporting the community many of their shows feature stories about BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and Women lead stories. Shows have included: Ja Ja's African Hair Braiding, The Vagina Monologues, Dot, Confederates, The Daffodil Girls, Thoughts of a Colored Man, and so many more within their 13 seasons!

The whole idea of this podcast is about being seen and heard and from this conversation you see that the work Robin is cultivating is not only that but also so much more. We also discuss topics around how to show up for yourself, not quitting at your lowest, and how the kids show Bluey is able to capture so much emotion and teaching within a short period of time! Make sure to follow @ThreeBoneTheatre on Facebook and Instagram along with staying up to date with so much more on their website!

https://www.threebonetheatre.com/

Fuck Moving In NYC

On today's episode we welcome Nile Price, a director from North Carolina. We speak about his journey to graduate school in New York, how he got into directing and how he is always looking to seek...not to study. Discussions also include favorite director, how movies turn familiar stories on their head and create classics, as well as what kind of biscuit should you order at Bojangles!

No description needed. Good people just listen and agree...don't judge people just question them!

This week we welcome Actor/Director Kemari Bryant. We discuss how it is being on tour for the better part of three years and learning how to be grounded comes with time. Some of his favorite movies, directors and our discuss on yogurt and egg whites!

Make sure to check out his video essays about film on YouTube! @KemariVids

https://youtube.com/@kemarivids?si=i69sX5U1m8DUbUAo

Also be on the lookout for his upcoming film "Angelique" coming soon!

Just some yapping about the new movie Sinners by Ryan Coogler. Starring the likes of Michael B. Jordan, Wunmi Mosako, and Delroy Lindo to name a few.

Set in 1932 Mississippi, about twin brothers who come back to town after being gone for seven years. They open up a Juke Joint that draws more in than just money and blues music.

On this episode I talk about how the Oscars recently came out and made it mandatory that the academy watches all the nominees. Also how comedies should be up for more Oscars like Chris Tucker in Rush Hour and a scale I created on how to rank the movies that are nominated.

On this episode we would like to welcome D.C. based actor Amber! We discuss what it means to hit the ground running with this career and tips for how to help aid in that, because as we all know...closed mouths don't get fed. Other topics include discussion on how well done steak IS JUST FINE!!! And maybe our most important discussion which touches on representation for dark skin women.

On this episode we welcome NYC based actor Aaron Joseph, originally from Texas then to NYC from LA. We discuss things from having empathy for different characters, to Denzel, to Kool-Aid, and even what food makes for the best soul food. An episode you don't want to miss (as is every episode)