I sit down with Rebecca to discuss her walking meditation around the island of Manhattan and all of the

ideas that came from that walk

I sit down with J to discuss his upcoming premieres, and the work he had to do emotionally and physically

to make this work possible.

This week in the studio we have Jennifer Chang and Seonjae Kim. They are fellows with the Drama League and

participating in their Directorfest in NYC. Their plays Clitorish and First Love touch on relationship, politics and love.

JENNIFER CHANG is a multidisciplinary artist with Ovation Award and Stage Scene LA award-honored works. She is

a founding member of Chalk Repertory Theatre. She has taught at the East West Players and guest directed at USC

and at Texas State University, San Marcos for the Black and Latino Playwrights. She is a member of the Stage

Directors and Choreographer's Society, Screen Actors Guild, and Actor's Equity Association. She is the current Head

of Undergraduate Acting at UCSD. BFA: Tisch/ NYU; MFA: UCSD. Director's Lab West, National Director's Fellowship

Finalist 2017.

Seonjae Kim is originally from Seoul, South Korea. Riot Antigone, her original Riot Grrrl musical adaptation of

Sophocles' tragedy, premiered at La MaMa and received productions at ANTFest and Bryn Mawr College. She

recently served as Associate Director for the immersive musical KPOP (Ars Nova/Ma-Yi/Woodshed Collective). Her

work has been seen at Atlantic Theatre Company, Baryshnikov Arts Center, Dixon Place, Williamstown, PEN/World

Voices Festival, New York Theatre Barn, Prelude Festival and Chicago Fringe. Honors: Van Lier Fellowship (Asian

American Arts Alliance), Mike Ockrent Fellowship (SCDF), and Robert Moss Fellowship (Playwrights Horizons). New

Georges Affiliated Artist. BA: Northwestern.

A podcast about all things sports from a female perspective whether it be mainstream or urban. Topics also include

current events, societal issues, and entertainment.

Underqualified and OverOpinionated with Angela and Marien

bring in the New Year talking about what 65 billion dollars can get you and what is great sex

interview & conversation with community organizers, James Hayes (2008-2018)& Marie Nahikian (1968-2018). Range of

topics: Black Lives Matter in Ohio & Crown Heights, police violence in Wash,DC; SNCC Legacy Project & Freedom Summer

2014, what is community organizing & importance of inter-generational leadership.