The AfroLoution: Recent Episodes
Jazzmynn Renee'
A fresh new podcast for everyone who wants to know more about lesser know artisans of the African Diaspora. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jazzmynn-renee/support
In honor of Women's History Month Jazzmynn Renee' sits down with Ms. Martha High, the lead vocalist with the Godfather of Soul James Brown
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This episode of the AfroLoution features an interview with Prof. Pop Culture--L. Roi Boyd, III. We talk about his life his work in the arts and his latest book--The Super Fly Trioligy. This interview was a part of another event I host---the Black Theatre Network Literary Salon.
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This episode of the Afroloution is a conversation with an old friend and colleague Roi Boyd, also known as Professor Pop Culture.
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In this episode I sat down with Marcia Pendelton, Broadway Producer and owner of Walk Tall Girl Productions
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In this episode, we sit down with Artist/Art Professor/Activist Arturo Lindsay and talk about his extensive career and artwork.
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Join us on this episode of The Afro-Loution as we sit down with acting powerhouse Gwen Briley-Strand. Her voice is familiar as the emcee for the opening of the National African American Museum of History and Culture, numerous national commercials. and hew one-woman show, Rosa Parks, Such a Time.
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We sit down for an intimate conversation with actor/playwright/visionary Mutiyat Ade-Salu.
Her spirit and energy are beautiful. Her play Sunny Came Home is an outstanding coming of age story that gives us a closer look into African culture.
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In this episode of the Afro-Loution, I sit down for a fun conversation with choreographer, dancer, scholar and author Halifu Osumare.
The first email to thejazziediva@gmail.com with the info requested at the end of the podcast receives a complimentary copy of Dance we Do by Ntozake Shange, featuring Halifu Osumare.
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The Afro-Loution is an exciting new podcast designed for anyone who wants to learn more about artisans of the African Diaspora.
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