Badass Lady-Folk

In this episode of "Badass Lady-Folk," actress Bridget Randolph shares her experiences studying anthropology in London, the community she found through Shakespeare, fighting to keep banned books in her hometown library, and more. "Badass Lady-Folk" is hosted by creator Christine Stoddard. Thanks to Madeline Trice. This episode was filmed at Manhattan Neighborhood Network. About the show: ​Badass Lady-Folk is a talk show about women and non-binary femmes with a New York state of mind. They share their incredible experiences, ideas, and projects in response to host Christine Stoddard's playful and insightful questions. This intersectional feminist program aims to inspire, inform, and entertain. Badass Lady-Folk got its start as an audio-only program on Radio Free Brooklyn in 2016. Since then, the show has undergone several reinventions that eventually brought it to a TV format filmed at Manhattan Neighborhood Network in 2023. The show is made available on YouTube for global audiences interested in celebrating women and learning about women's issues. Badass Lady-Folk is produced by Quail Bell Press & Productions, a woman-owned studio in Brooklyn, NY. About the host/creator: Christine Stoddard is a filmmaker and performer named one of Brooklyn Magazine's Top 50 Most Fascinating People. She runs the YouTube channel @StoddardSays, which includes her non-fiction series “Christine Stoddard’s New York,” talk show “Badass Lady-Folk,” arthouse feature "Sirena's Gallery," filmed play "Mi Abuela, Queen of Nightmares," and fiction shorts like “Uncontested” and “Bottled.” Her latest feature is "Her Garden." She also co-hosts the comedy TV show “Don’t Mind If I Don’t” with Aaron Gold, on YouTube @DontMindTheShow. As an undergrad, she started her career writing books, founding Quail Bell Magazine, and directing the documentary “The Persistence of Poe.” Other honors include Miss Subways Finalist, Ms. Magazine’s “Ms. Muse,” and the Portland Review’s Featured Artist. Born to a Salvadoran mother and Anglo-America father, Stoddard was born and raised in Virginia. ​Her training includes Columbia University Journalism School, The Moth College Storytelling Residency, BMI Musical Theater Writing Workshop, and Upright Citizens Brigade. #theater #bannedbooks #suicideawareness #mentalhealth #london

In this episode of Badas Lady-Folk, author Khaholi Bailey talks to host Christine Stoddard about her new book The Miseducation of a 90s Baby from CLASH Books. Thanks to Madeline Trice. Filmed at Manhattan Neighborhood Network. A Quail Bell production. #books #booktube #brooklyn #nostalgia #nonfiction #essaywriting

Badass Lady-Folk host Christine Stoddard interviews Kenia Munguia, a Nicaraguan/Honduran-American actress and writer about art as a lifestyle and way of being, plus day jobs as a personal investment and more. Thanks to Madeline Trice. Filmed at Manhattan Neighborhood Network in New York City. #entertainment #feminism #womensupportingwomen

Badass Lady-Folk host Christine Stoddard interviews Madeline Trice, an award-winning writer, performer, and trans woman who recently relocated from Virginia to Brooklyn. Read her writings on QuailBellMagazine.com. #author #theater #transgender #virginia

Badass Lady-Folk host Christine Stoddard interviews Comfort Cat, a Staten Island musician perhaps best known as a singer-songwriter. Comfort Cat performs live on the show, so get ready to cry because it's just that beautiful. Follow the musician on all platforms: @comfortcatmusic. #statenisland #musician #performer

Badass Lady-Folk host Christine Stoddard interviews NJ Agwuna, a director, VO actor, writer, and intimacy coordinator for Broadway, film, and more. www.njagwuna.com #intimacycoordinator #broadway #filmmaking

Badass Lady-Folk host Christine Stoddard interviews playwright and Theater for the New City marketing manager Briana Bartenieff. They discuss everything from the stage to eating disorders and more. Follow the guest on Instagram @bbartenieff. #playwright #eatingdisordertreatment #eatingdisordersupport #theater

Badass Lady-Folk host Christine Stoddard interviews Tif Robinette about her experiences building a tiny home in rural California. Robinette also shares her journey as a visual artist from Appalachia who went on to work in New York City galleries and study screenwriting. She is currently at work on a novel. Filmed at Manhattan Neighborhood Network. Produced by Quail Bell.

‪@badassladyfolk‬ host ‪@ChristineStoddard‬ interviews donor conceived advocate, actress, and comedian Laura High. Filmed at ‪@MNNNYC‬. By ‪@quailbellproductions‬. #fertility #ivf #familyplanning #health #pregnancy #parenting

Badass Lady-Folk host Christine Stoddard interviews artist/curator Sally J. Brown.