B.J. Evans, Senior Producer of Performing Arts at BRIC, hosts a bi-monthly show where she gives listeners a behindthe-

scenes look at what's coming up at BRIC and talks to BRIC-affiliated artists about their work.

The next BRIClab is in process in the Artist Studio and the creators sat down with B.J. Evans to talk about their piece,

Climate Change: An Opera. Join B.J. with special guests Zarina Shea (playwright) and Sarah Hughes (director) as

they talk about climate change, the apocalypse, and whether or not art can affect change.

Hosted & produced by B.J. Evans

Supervising producer: Liam Billingham

Special Guests: Zarina Shea & Sarah Hughes

Black Panther is FINALLY out and Remoy and Samantha are excited to talk about it! They explore themes of unity

throughout the film, how traditional notions of masculinity are turned on their head, and how much of a badass Shuri

is! They explore the dueling masculinities displayed by King T'Challa and Erik Killmonger, Okoye's embodiment of

what is usually thought of as masculine, and the importance bringing the intersections of race, culture and gender live

on screen in Ryan Coogler's masterpiece. Tune in and let them know what you think, at

[email protected].

Artist Aleathea Sapp Jimenez announcing her upcoming Art Gallery Show on Saturday October 12, 2019, Harlem

Fine Art Show Saturday October 5, 2019, Jamaica Queens, and at Joloff Restaurant Friday October 18, 2019,

Brooklyn

Ronnet Montague the Founder of "We Do Make A Difference" speaks about bridging families and enriching lives of

our children and the next generation. Also, she is announcing their 1st Annual Recovery Honorary Banquet at

Brooklyn Borough Hall on Friday, October 11th, 2019

A discussion of television in the 90's that represented the black family and how it molded us as adults with

flashback experiences such as "The Urkel Dance" & A Different World.