Feature: Marie Duprat, Kervilahouen Variations, Part 2 provides a listening experience of just the music for the pianists compositions made on the French island of Belle-Ile-en-mer. 

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MASKulinity is making some people a lot of money.

Not Samantha and Remoy! Ha! This week, they explore one of the incentives behind keeping traditional gender roles alive: profit. They start by reflecting on the Parkland shooting, veering into the gun safety and addressing men's and women's uses of guns, eventually understanding how the performance of masculinity is a central component to 42% of American households owning at least one gun. They address why men-led movies make the most money, and close out by highlighting how binary systems as being central to 1% capitalism. 

Pa-Nash Eurosoul & Unleashed Productions, LLC Presents: A Pre-Thanksgiving Day DINING THEATRE Extravaganza 

Welcome to The Voice of Love music program, where we experience God's love and start on a new journey.

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Feature: Marie Duprat, Kervilahouen Variations, Part 1 provides music and commentary for piano compositions made on the French island of Belle-Ile-en-mer. 

2.6 Samantha and Remoy continue this season with more illustrious guests! This week, Hudson Taylor paints a picture of accountability in the world of sports, at all levels. He founded Athlete Ally, an organization that keeps coaches and school at high school, college and professional levels accountable for ensuring that LGBTQ athletes are treated and equally. He shares how athletes are discouraged from being vocal about political issues, and some tips on how to do your part as an ally to move up the ally commitment curve. Don't miss this insightful episode!! 

B.J. Evans, Senior Producer of Performing Arts at BRIC, hosts a bi-monthly show where she gives listeners a behind the scenes look at what's coming up at BRIC and talks to BRIC-affiliated artists about their work.

A few weeks back we talked about the behind-the-scenes operations of the BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn Festival. Join us

this week for the much anticipated programmatic recap of the most popular shows of the season, the spectacular

moments we'll never forget, and some of the funnier moments from the summer at the bandshell... straight from the

Festival Producer herself, Lia Camille Crockett!

A conversation with Ketriana Yvonne about her life.

An exerpt from her “Dear Brooklyn:”

You are mine and will always be mine. 

I was born to love you, Bedstuy, Fort Greene till I die.                            

Although we have had our many breakups                                     

I have left you for others; Washington D.C Baltimore but even the sun and palm trees of L.A. couldn’t make me stay.

I keep coming back and you always took me back with open arms. Dining me and you have never culturally deprived me.                                                                          

I know others dig you coming from everywhere like Jerk Water, USA as my Aunt Lena used to say. 

I know you are being manipulated, pretenders trying to change you make you into something ...

Based on true events how one woman beat the odds of psychological, emotional and a grave disorder to commit
suicide; after the murder of her 31 year old son and how she persevered through it all.

While loving someone else. Who wasn't loving her back during her grieving process. Amazingly. She still has the will
to love.

Through faith, hope and forgiveness she's still standing through it all and justice was prevailed.