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Performing in Color
Happy Black History Month, Beloveds! For our first February episode, Harlem's Heroes break intellectual bread with a cadre of talented young Black creatives of the stage and screen. In our biggest discussion since S1E4, these brilliant guests give insights well beyond their years on why awards shows need work (or abolition); staying inspired through the funk of inactivity; expressing yourself in a sea of the identical, and much more.
FEAT. Justin freezing, in true actor fashion, and forgetting his AKAs at the top!
This is our first episode edited by Mister Federico Perez whose work with Tiny House Audio you can check by clicking his name.
Don't forget to follow Harlem's Very Own Playlist here or here!
Support the show (https://instagram.com/hvopod)
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By Justin Winley, Jude Steffers-Wilson, Ahmad K. Simmons
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Happy Black History Month, Beloveds! For our first February episode, Harlem's Heroes break intellectual bread with a cadre of talented young Black creatives of the stage and screen. In our biggest discussion since S1E4, these brilliant guests give insights well beyond their years on why awards shows need work (or abolition); staying inspired through the funk of inactivity; expressing yourself in a sea of the identical, and much more.
FEAT. Justin freezing, in true actor fashion, and forgetting his AKAs at the top!
This is our first episode edited by Mister Federico Perez whose work with Tiny House Audio you can check by clicking his name.
Don't forget to follow Harlem's Very Own Playlist here or here!
Support the show (https://instagram.com/hvopod)