Jaro Podcast

In this episode of JARO Podcast, Tomeka Winborne speaks with Indianapolis-based filmmaker Kimberly Stephens about her journey in the film industry, the obstacles that she has faced along the way, and the stories that she’s excited to bring to life

Carolyn Evans, a professional storyteller, is bridging the gap between generations by continuing the tradition of storytelling. Black history icons such as Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth live on through Evans’ passionate performances.

In this episode of JARO Podcast, internationally known artist Gilbert Young and his wife, L. Winfrey Young, talk about the advancement of African American culture through artistic creativity, artworks distribution and art preservation.

In this episode of JARO Podcast, Kamichi Jackson shares her personal experiences and the inspiration for writing the award-winning novel, “K My Name is Kendra”.

Jean-Patrick Guichard was born in Brooklyn, New York but raised in Guinea, West Africa. His love of art has been cultivated by his many travels   within sub-Sahara Africa including Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana and Congo-Brazzaville and Kinshasa. Listen to learn about how arts and culinary delights promotes the culture of the global African diaspora.

Five-time Grammy Award-Winning singer and songwriter, Tony Williams, one of the most heard voices in today’s musical landscape, talks about his personal journey across the music genres of R&B, Rap and Hip Hop.

In this episode of JARO Podcast, Jamil Jude, Artistic Director for Kenny Leon's True Colors Theatre, shares his gift of theater and story-telling to tell Black stories from a diverse set of cultures.

Known predominately for their smooth urban jazz sound, Anonymous DaBand is a multi-talented band from Atlanta made up of uniquely talented young men from nineteen to twenty-two years old.

In this episode of JARO Podcast, Jeremiah Òlayinka Òjó  relates how the impact of his ancestral lineage and yearning for connection drives his passion to impact the art Eco-system that defines the diverse African Diaspora community.

In this episode of JARO Podcast, Vikki Millender-Morrow reveals her personal commitment to advancement of the arts and the contributions of artists of African descent.