On this episode, we have the ultra talented writer, director, producer, cinematographer, editor, music video, and filmmaker, Gerald K. Barclay. Gerald is a true creative visionary and has been in the hip hop game since the late 80's with his early music videos kicking off many hip hop icon careers, starting with Wu Tang Clan. In addition to music videos, Mr. Barclay's 30+ year career continues to thrive with numerous, powerful documentaries, short films, and feature films. Gerald has created music videos with No Limit records as well as for artists such as Wu Tang Clan, Snoop Dogg, Master P, Maestro Fresh Wes, Bounty Killa, Mystikal, Big Pun, Ill & Al Skratch, Heather B, and The Gap Band. Gerald K. Barclay is also known for his film and documentary works such as Fatima, Bloody Streetz, Killa Hill, The Bully, and Wu: the Story Of The Wu-tang Clan, winning him a few honorable awards along the way. Gaining his early filmmaking experience on the set of Abel Ferrara's, "King of New York", and Spike Lee's, "Jungle Fever", Gerald's career and life story are fascinating. On this show, he shares never previously released insight into the adversities he has faced in life, the hip hop scene, the show biz, and what it takes to be resilient!
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