Liam and Joe sound even better than they did before, what with the new Pre-Amps in the studio. Also, we got new curtains in Studio A! Come hear ALLLLLL about it.

Produced by Joe Ranghelli and Liam Billingham

Edited by Joe Ranghelli.

Sports Social with Ed Easton Jr featured an inside look at "Tanking" in the NBA and the controversy it causes. The

New York Knicks continue to improve their chances for the top pick and Zion Williamson. Interviews with Knicks

alumni David Lee, Nate Robinson and comedian Brandon Armstrong (BdotAdot5).

Episode 3: Jimmy Raskin puts the cliché under the microscope through a process he calls Slapstick Enlightenment.

Always obsessed with profound moments of failure, Jimmy discusses his love of two quotes by seminal figures of his

work for the past several decades, Arthur Rimbaud: "If brass wakes as a bugle, it's not its fault," and Frederick

Nietzsche, the subtitle to Thus Spoke Zarathustra, "A Book for All and None." Putting these up against a profound

moment of failure of his own in a mispronunciation of "polyphony," and finally against a recently found inspirational

quote by an unlikely source, "All that is is there, all that is is here, all that is is," he goes deep into his love of clichés

and how the artist can resuscitate them.

Attract an audience who are curious about Detroit, interested in investing in real estate or creating a business.

Produce a series of shows about how to connect in Detroit, the Hot Spots, investing in Properties. We will have a call

in session as well.

Tune in this week to listen to Chafin Seymour discuss his upcoming work Nacirema premiering at Triskelion Arts May

17 &18. We talk about the rules within the larger dance community and political climate and how we can exist within

them healthily. Happy 20th Episode Everyone! As always, Make it Live, Make it Breathe, Just Make It.

Tune in this week where I sit down with Jaibee. She gives us all the details on her upcoming performance at Bowery

Electric. We got some Sade and we got some blues! Its Mental Health Awareness so we got some tools too! You don't

want to miss it. As always, make it live, make it breathe, just make it.

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.

The season line-up for the BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn Festival! has been announced! Wondering what you shouldn’t miss? Curious what the producer of the festival is excited about? Join us on this very special episode of Backstage @ BRIC where B.J. interviews Senior Music Producer, Lia Camille Crockett, who gives us the inside scoop on what we should be excited about this summer and why. The BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn Festival! at the Prospect Park bandshell kicks off June 4th with 25 free shows through August 10th. More info here: bricartsmedia.org/bcbf

Hosted & produced by B.J. Evans

Co-hosted & audio engineered by Andrea Montes de Oca

Supervising producer: Liam Billingham

Edited by Liam Billingham

Recorded at the Podcast Studio at BRIC

1) Sports Social with Ed Easton Jr featured a preview of the upcoming 2019 Major League Baseball season. Ed

shares his thoughts on both New York baseball teams (Yankees/Mets) and the future of free agent outfielder Bryce

Harper.

Tune in this week where I sit down with Nana Chinara. We discuss all things around her upcoming showing of She

Looks at You at Judson Church May 13. How is the creative process a space for liberation and healing? Tune in to

find out! As always, make it live, make it breathe, Just Make It!