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Wilmington On Fire is an award-winning feature-length documentary that chronicles the 1898 black township massacre that occurred in Wilmington, North Carolina. In this week’s episode, Erin and Alicia sit down with the creator, director and producer Chris Everett and musical director Sean Washington, to discuss their artistic process, how they protected their peace while discovering the realities of how a government worked to dismantle a growing and prominent black neighborhood and the implications of the massacre and similar historical acts on our current experience. What is your favorite historical film or documentary? Have you seen Wilmington On Fire? Be sure to check out their social media to find the next screening dates in your area. As always, comment, like and share!

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People let me tell you ‘bout my best friend! In this week’s episode, Erin and Alicia sit down for a chat with multi-instrumentalist, James Casey. Erin and James met 15 years ago at a church convention and after a recent conversation about the mental health of the famous/well known, he agreed to an interview with the hosts to talk about how he handles it all; from figuring out real friends from the fake ones to the groupies to being on tour a majority of the year. Music is probably the most universal of languages and can help the everyday person cope with the daily ups and downs of life. But for a musician, does music still wield its healing powers? Tune in as the hosts discuss this and more with James. Check him out on all the [social media] things: @JamesCaseySax, @AnimusRexx, on tour with The Trey Anastasio Band and on the first episode of Luke Cage!! Comment. Like. Share.

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