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.

This episode features BRIClab artists Sophia Mak & Bex Kwan, and their director/dramaturg Mei Ann Teo, who talk about their upcoming project, Double Yolk Moon. Through shadow, sound, and movement, they unearth family mythologies and histories of foreignness as queer Chinese people in the United States. Work-in-progress showings of Double Yolk Moon are Thursday, March 14th at 7pm and Friday, March 15th at 7pm. Tickets are $8 in advance and available here: https://www.bricartsmedia.org/events-performances/double-yolk-moon-work-progress

Hosted & co-produced by B.J. Evans

Co- Produced & edited by Liam Billingham

Recorded at the Podcast Studio at BRIC

Traumatic story about a soldier who had 21 days to go home from Vietnam, the effect war had on another soldier who

just came to Vietnam, Voices of veterans sharing their experience, and finally Vietnam Veterans being welcoming

home for the first time since the war.

EPISODE 1- The first inaugural episode of "The Dear You Project".

This is a safe space where we, people of color, can allow ourselves to vulnerable and honest with ourselves and

hopefully someone along the way in the process who hears your letter and takes something encouraging away from

it.

I simply cannot expect anyone to come on and be open, honest and vulnerable if I can't be willing to do the same!

I am joined in the studio with a a great friend of mine, Blair Tate aka JBTDub of Highly Melanated Podcast & Willing &

Waiting Podcast.

Hope you all enjoy!

"Everyone has a story, and every story needs to be told. Let this be a safe space to help tell yours"

PJ

#TDYP

#leapoffaith

#thedearyouproject

A place to share ideas.

A place to voice concerns.

A place to demand change.

A space of resistance.

A space to unify.

A podcast.

Me, Myself & I: In today's episode I talk to you guys solo about "Dating Yourself". Loving yourself and be happy. "Until

you value yourself, you won't value your time. Until you value your time, you will not do anything with it. " – M. Scott

Peck

State of the Arts NYC is pleased to have dancer/choreographer Jonah Bokaer back on our show. Bokaer talks with us

about his Center for Performance Research in Williamsburg. Bokaer's Foundation secured affordable rehearsal

space for dance in a 4,000 sq. ft commercial condominium. Space is an issue in NYC for visual and performance

artist. We talk with Bokaer on what we can as a City.

Ep. 122: Pillow Talk 102: The Case of the Ex

In this episode, we recap episode 2 of pillow talk and discuss getting over an ex

(11:10), bringing negative energy into a new relationship (21:21), Uber bae's hurt

feelings (28:35) and dating someone that is living with an "ex"(33:40).

Editor and Producer: Brittany H.

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Liam and Joe tell you all about the places you can put your content on Brooklyn Free Speech!

To apply for channel time, check out: bricartsmedia.org/forms

Tune in this week for a chat with Netta Yerushalmy! Where we discuss a bit of the creative process of her upcoming

work Paramodernities! How can the creative process become a bridge for the audience to access the work? Find out

on this week's episode!