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The Luxe Routine is about Scent, Space and Self. A show about growing, mindset and modern rituals for intentionally.
This episode of the Consider It Blacklit Literary Edition highlights Total Equity Now. Host Kim Singleton discusses the organization's work of promoting literature in the Harlem community with its founder & executive director Joe Rogers.tinyurl.com/CIBPodcast
The Luxe Routine is about Scent, Space and Self. A show about growing, mindset and modern rituals for intentionally.
The Luxe Routine is about Scent, Space and Self. A show about growing, mindset and modern rituals for intentionally.
In Part 1 of this bold, funny, and unfiltered two-part conversation, 50ish & Fab host KC Sonshine sits down with guest- host Tye to put one big question on trial: Is it really a man's world... or are we just not understanding each other anymore?Inspired by It's a Man's Man's Man's World by James Brown, this episode dives into men vs. women, dating after 50, communication styles, gender roles, relationship expectations, and generational differences—then vs. now. KC brings the seasoned Gen X perspective—spiritual, experienced, and not easily impressed—while Tye, the millennial voice with confidence and edge, brings bold opinions and just enough spice to keep things interesting. KC Sonshine breaks down:Gen X vs Millennial dating differences: Why effort and emotional expression don't always matchHow miscommunication turns into frustrationWhy healthy relationships require translation—not just attractionBecause sometimes it's not that they don't care...they just don't communicate the way you need.
The Luxe Routine is about Scent, Space and Self. A show about growing, mindset and modern rituals for intentionally.
Various episodes for mature women.PLEASE NOTE NEW WEBSITE:https://50ishandfab.com/
Various episodes for mature women.PLEASE NOTE NEW WEBSITE:https://50ishandfab.com/
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Various episodes for mature women.PLEASE NOTE NEW WEBSITE:https://50ishandfab.com/
Various episodes for mature women.PLEASE NOTE NEW WEBSITE:https://50ishandfab.com/
Various episodes for mature women.PLEASE NOTE NEW WEBSITE:https://50ishandfab.com/
Aromatherapy is much more than "essential oils," it is an experience. One that connects you with nature no matter where you are; one that inherently connects mind and body. Are you ready to tap into your chemical sense of smell and the chemistry of plants? Tune in and join Amy Anthony to question and explore the world of Aromatic plants and their preciously concentrated essential oils.Website: https://nycaromatica.com/
Aromatherapy is much more than "essential oils," it is an experience. One that connects you with nature no matter where you are; one that inherently connects mind and body. Are you ready to tap into your chemical sense of smell and the chemistry of plants? Tune in and join Amy Anthony to question and explore the world of Aromatic plants and their preciously concentrated essential oils.Website: https://nycaromatica.com/
Host Kim Singleton discusses the PBS documentary Declarations: Black Americans and the Revolutionary War with the director Stacey Holman.Tinyurl.com/CIBPodcast
This Isn't What You Think It Is is all about the invisible world of neurodivergence — ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and everything in between.Every episode, Ms. Lee sits down with partners, parents, friends, and neurodivergent folks to get real about what it's actually like to be wired differently and what it's like to support and love someone who is. Expect honest stories, genuine laughs, and plenty of those “Wait, THAT'S why they do that?!" moments.Nobody gets fixed here. Nobody has all the answers. What does happen? People get to be heard, understood, and laugh a little at the beautiful chaos of it all. Each episode loosely follows three parts:The Before: Life and relationships before diagnosis.The After: How diagnosis changes everything (and nothing).The Possibility: Imagining new ways forward together.In episode 1- That's What Friends Are For: Laura Rowe got her diagnosis later in life. An ADHD Empath, she discusses her journey and has her friend Vanessa talk to us about what it means to show up for someone wired differently.
Welcome to the group chat with microphones, where we take an unfiltered, and sometimes unhinged, look at relationships, friendships, situationships, and all of that other ship. Hosted by the Auntie with the "fun" candy in her purse, Tiffany J From BK, and her co-host the favorite Auntie, Nickie Bells.We say the things that people are thinking but won't say. That ex with community eggplant? We talk about him. That situationship that tuned into a whole other situation? Yep, we talk about that too.That friend that ghosted you like they were Casper? That's also on the list. Take an extended lunch break, take the long way home, enjoy girls night in with some tequila, whatever. We promise itwill be a good time!
Aromatherapy is much more than "essential oils," it is an experience. One that connects you with nature no matter where you are; one that inherently connects mind and body. Are you ready to tap into your chemical sense of smell and the chemistry of plants? Tune in and join Amy Anthony to question and explore the world of Aromatic plants and their preciously concentrated essential oils.Website: https://nycaromatica.com/
Welcome to the group chat with microphones, where we take an unfiltered, and sometimes unhinged, look at relationships, friendships, situationships, and all of that other ship. Hosted by the Auntie with the "fun" candy in her purse, Tiffany J From BK, and her co-host the favorite Auntie, Nickie Bells.We say the things that people are thinking but won't say. That ex with community eggplant? We talk about him. That situationship that tuned into a whole other situation? Yep, we talk about that too. That friend that ghosted you like they were Casper? That's also on the list.Take an extended lunch break, take the long way home, enjoy girls night in with some tequila, whatever. We promise it will be a good time!
EP 35 - "Creating Beyond Boundaries" | Gabriela Domville | Mixed-media Artist and EducatorIn this intimate and inspiring conversation, artist Gabriela Domville takes us on a profound journey through her creative life, revealing how art has been a powerful tool for healing, self-discovery, and social consciousness. From her early experiences of creativity to navigating personal challenges, Gabriela shares how her artistic practice has evolved, blending multiple mediums and symbolic storytelling to explore themes of environmental awareness, family legacy, and human resilience.
Aromatherapy is much more than "essential oils," it is an experience. One that connects you with nature no matter where you are; one that inherently connects mind and body. Are you ready to tap into your chemical sense of smell and the chemistry of plants? Tune in and join Amy Anthony to question and explore the world of Aromatic plants and their preciously concentrated essential oils.Website: https://nycaromatica.com/
It's On The YouTubesListen in as we talk about the largest streaming platform.
EP 34 - "A Journey of Reinvention" | Andrew Wong | Paper ArtistAndrew Wong is a New Jersey-based paper artist originally from Hong Kong. Trained in fashion design at Parsons School of Design in New York and Paris, his creative path took a turn during the pandemic when he returned to art after years away. What began as handmade paper creations for his children evolved into 10past9, a practice rooted in quiet, late-night creativity.
Welcome to the group chat with microphones, where we take an unfiltered, and sometimes unhinged, look at relationships, friendships, situationships, and all of that other ship. Hosted by the Auntie with the "fun" candy in her purse, Tiffany J From BK, and her co-host the favorite Auntie, Nickie Bells.We say the things that people are thinking but won't say. That ex with community eggplant? We talk about him. That situationship that tuned into a whole other situation? Yep, we talk about that too. That friend that ghosted you like they were Casper? That's also on the list.Take an extended lunch break, take the long way home, enjoy girls night in with some tequila, whatever. We promise itwill be a good time!
Aromatherapy is much more than "essential oils," it is an experience. One that connects you with nature no matter where you are; one that inherently connects mind and body. Are you ready to tap into your chemical sense of smell and the chemistry of plants? Tune in and join Amy Anthony to question and explore the world of Aromatic plants and their preciously concentrated essential oils.Website: https://nycaromatica.com/
MicroDramaQueenSince their introduction to the US market in April of 2025 Micrograms become a billion dollar market. Quibi founders are somewhere screaming, "I told you so!!!" What does this mean to Hollywood? And what will happen to microdramas when Black culture gets a hold of them?
Welcome to the group chat with microphones, where we take an unfiltered, and sometimes unhinged, look at relationships, friendships, situationships, and all of that other ship. Hosted by the Auntie with the "fun" candy in her purse, Tiffany J From BK, and her co-host the favorite Auntie, Nickie Bells.We say the things that people are thinking but won't say. That ex with community eggplant? We talk about him. That situationship that tuned into a whole other situation? Yep, we talk about that too. That friend that ghosted you like they were Casper? That's also on the list.Take an extended lunch break, take the long way home, enjoy girls night in with some tequila, whatever. We promise itwill be a good time!
EP 33 - "Capturing Moments, Creating Worlds" | David Ellis | New York Times–Featured Poet, Author, Artist, and EducatorDavid is very much a part of this New Harlem Renaissance and his thoughtful poetry captures that elegantly. His love of this community and teaching is evident as well as his passion for poetry, artistry. - Marcus Samuelsson Featured in the New York Times for his haiku poetry that he paints on driftwood and first poetry book "Beach in City Island", David has been working in Harlem as a teacher for almost two decades, David fell in love with Harlem the moment he entered. "I feel the souls of those that were here before I was born, especially when I walk down Lenox Avenue." Most of the poems written in this poetry books are on display at many restaurants and cafes in Harlem. Hand painted on canvas and written in frames.
This Again?!The upcoming box office openings are packed with sequels, reboots, and remakes. But are they all worth leaving your good couch cushions and heading out to the theater? Does a sequel, reboot, or remake have to be good to be profitable? Well we are gonna look at the numbers and find out.
EP 32 - "Comedy, Courage, and Creativity" | Francesco Paladino | Classically Trained Actor, Writer, Comedian, and ProducerNicole sits down with multi-hyphenate creative Francesco Paladino to unpack a career that spans Off-Broadway, television, film, and ten years on the comedy circuit. From earning his SAG card to studying with master teachers, to writing for others and eventually creating his own films and live showcases, Francesco shares how craft, courage, and continual reinvention fuel a sustainable arts career. He opens up about embracing comedy (even while pursuing serious drama), the spiritual side of creativity (trust, surrender, alignment), and why building safe, positive sets is a non- negotiable. The conversation serves as a masterclass in resilience, networking, mentorship, and mental health for creatives at all stages.
Welcome to the group chat with microphones, where we take an unfiltered, and sometimes unhinged, look at relationships, friendships, situationships, and all of that other ship. Hosted by the Auntie with the "fun" candy in her purse, Tiffany J From BK, and her co-host the favorite Auntie, Nickie Bells. We say the things that people are thinking but won't say. That ex with community eggplant? We talk about him. That situationship that tuned into a whole other situation? Yep, we talk about that too. That friend that ghosted you like they were Casper? That's also on the list. Take an extended lunch break, take the long way home, enjoy girls night in with some tequila, whatever. We promise itwill be a good time!
Hot ReproductionYou ever see a movie and go "this was bad but it didn't have to be". Well we talk about our cinematic disappointments and what we would do differently if we had the money and power RE-produce them.
EP 31 - "On Writing and Life" | Cleyvis Natera | Award-Winning Author of Neruda on the Park & The Grand Paloma Resort (2025)Cleyvis Natera is an award-winning author whose work spans fiction, essays, and cultural criticism. Her debut novel, Neruda on the Park, was a New York Times Editor's Choice, selected by Malala Yousafzai for her book club, and won a Silver Medal for Best First Book of Fiction from the International Latino Book Awards in 2023. The book was also featured by TIME, The Today Show, Good Morning America, and more. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times Book Review, The Washington Post, TIME, and The Rumpus. She's received fellowships from PEN America,Bread Loaf, the Vermont Studio Center, and was recently named a Fulbright Associate. She teaches creative writing at Barnard College and Montclair State University, where she's helping launch a new bilingual MFA program. Her second novel, The Grand Paloma Resort, was just published by Ballantine Books.
Hacer teatro en español en Nueva York exige una constancia que pocos resisten. En este nuevo episodio de Sin Libreto, Gabriel Flores conversa con una verdadera institución de las tablas hispanas: la actriz y productora puertorriqueña Wanda Arriaga. "Cuando las oportunidades no llegan, se crean." Esa ha sido la brújula de Wanda Arriaga durante más de treinta años en el teatro en español de Nueva York. En este nuevo episodio de Sin Libreto, dejamos a un lado las biografías formales para hablar de lo que verdaderamente importa: la gestión cultural, el valor real del público frente al reconocimiento institucional y la evolución de una actriz que mantiene intacta la disciplina que descubrió en su infancia en Puerto Rico. Una entrevista imperdible para creadores, actores y todo aquel que crea en el poder transformador de las artes escénicas.
Steps to Becoming a Leader in MediaLeadership in media does not start with a title, it starts with how you show up. With Host Cami Brango and Presented by the Center for Communication, this episode explores how to take initiative, build relationships, and grow into leadership from day one.Website: https://linktr.ee/CenComPodcasts?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=e8f2fc9d-e25d-4641-aba6-122e7caa7bab
2-Related Does Not Mean RequiredFamily can shape you—but they should not control you. In this bold Moment Before Monday, KC Sonshine tackles boundaries, healing, and the freedom that comes when grown women stop carrying relationships out of obligation alone. Because being related to someone does not mean you are required to sacrifice your peace, purpose, or mental well-being to keep them comfortable.www.50ishandfab.com
Ace That Media Job InterviewYou landed the interview, now it is time to stand out. With Host Cami Brango and Presented by the Center for Communication, this episode gives you the tools to show up prepared, tell your story with confidence, and turn interviews into offers.Website: https://linktr.ee/CenComPodcasts?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=e8f2fc9d-e25d-4641-aba6-122e7caa7bab
Hay artistas que se suben a un escenario para actuar... y hay otros que aprendieron a actuar para sobrevivir. En estecepisodio de Sin Libreto, Sándor Juan no interpreta un personaje. Se presenta tal como es: vulnerable, contradictorio, humano. Y quizás por eso esta conversación golpea profundo. Desde una infancia marcada por la Cuba de los años 80, pasando por guerras, exilio, fronteras y pobreza, hasta encontrar refugio en el teatro, Sándor nos cuenta una vida donde el arte no fue un lujo... fue salvación. Una historia donde un niño que fingía locura para escapar del servicio militar terminó convirtiéndose en uno de los actores más sensibles y honestos del teatro en español en Nueva York.Pero esta entrevista va mucho más allá de la actuación. Aquí se habla del miedo al fracaso, de la culpa, de los sueños que uno abandona por la familia y de la batalla silenciosa entre el ego y la inseguridad. Hay momentos donde Sándor habla como actor... y otros donde habla como un hombre que todavía sigue tratando de entenderse a sí mismo. Y quizás ahí está la belleza de esta conversación. En que no intenta impresionar. Intenta decir la verdad. Sin Libreto continúa abriendo espacio para esas voces que casi nunca tienen permiso de hablar así: sin personajes, sin máscaras y sin libreto.
Host Kim Singleton discusses the new documentary, W.E.B. Du Bois: Rebel With a Cause with writer/director/producer Rita Coburn.tinyurl.com/CIBPodcast
Uncle Gary's TWO CENTS JOURNEY: Journey with a 50-Year Cancer Survivor and Crazy, One-Legged, Black & Gay Male who is Chronologically 68, but Spiritually a Rebellious Teen from a MARVTASTIC & UNIQUE Lifescope, Edutainment & Cultural Think-Tank, Perspective and Magazine-Style Format.
1-Some Friendships Don't End, They ExpireNot every friendship is meant to last forever—and outgrowing people doesn't make you disloyal. In this honest and healing episode of 50ish & Fab, KC Sonshine talks about the pain of changing, the guilt of moving on, and why protecting your peace sometimes means letting relationships go with love. Because some friendships don't end in betrayal... they simply expire.
How to Secure That Dream InternshipBreaking into media can feel like a full-time job, but the right strategy makes all the difference. With Host Cami Brango and Presented by the Center for Communication, this episode breaks down how to stand out, build a strong application, and turn opportunities into real offers.Website: https://linktr.ee/CenComPodcasts?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=e8f2fc9d-e25d-4641-aba6-122e7caa7bab
Navigating the Media Field as an IntrovertNetworking does not have to mean being the loudest in the room. With Host Cami Brango and Presented by the Center for Communication, this episode shares honest insights and practical strategies to help introverts build confidence, connect authentically, and make meaningful moves in media.Website: https://linktr.ee/CenComPodcasts?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=e8f2fc9d-e25d-4641-aba6-122e7caa7bab
In this first episode of Enlight, Caroline Mardok speaks with Kaitlin Krause, founder of Rising Tide Effect, and Keraya Knight, a participant who grew into a mentor through the program. Set in New York City, the episode explores what access to water really means in a city surrounded by it: not only swimming lessons, but safety, confidence, dignity, and belonging. Through their conversation, the episode looks at the barriers many young people face—from cost and lack of access to food insecurity and fear of the water—and at how Rising Tide Effect is creating pathways through free swim instruction, water safety education, and youth development. At once intimate and civic, this is a story about survival, joy,and what it would take to build a more swimmable city. https://www.carolinemardok.com/
The Jones Twins talk about their documentary film project, which blends comedic and surreal elements that reflect their legacy as New York-based writers/performance artists, and uncovers their unique backstory of growing up as bi-racial identical twins adopted by loving Black parents. www.Jonestwinslove.com
En este episodio, nos acompaña el galardonado dramaturgo y periodista venezolano Pablo García Gámez. A través deuna conversación íntima, Pablo nos relata su primer e impactante encuentro con el teatro al presenciar una puesta enescena de El beso de la mujer araña en su natal Caracas, un momento que cambió su vida y su visión de la ficciónpara siempre.Exploramos su evolución artística, desde sus inicios como tallerista bajo la guía de figuras como Elio Palencia yRodolfo Santana, hasta su labor como crítico teatral para el diario El Universal y su trabajo en museos junto a SofíaImber. Pablo comparte las motivaciones detrás de su decisión de mudarse a Nueva York y cómo esta ciudadtransformó su percepción de la identidad y el "desarraigo".
Host Julissa Bedford sits down with fellow Harlem based visual artists Saiss Cruz Santana and Brandon Ford to talk about their art collective they cofounded called Quintoola.
A mother shares her journey to her child's ASD diagnosis, what she noticed, how she found answers, and what came next. We then shift the focus to her, how she manages stress, builds support, and stays grounded for her child. Because parent self regulation isn't optional, it's essential.
Where Do I Start? Picking Your First Media Career PathStarting a career in media can feel overwhelming, but your first step is choosing a direction. With Host Cami Brango and Presented by the Center for Communication, this episode features real stories and advice from industry pros to help you find your path and get started with confidence.Website: https://linktr.ee/CenComPodcasts?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=e8f2fc9d-e25d-4641-aba6-122e7caa7bab
The pilot episode of Console to Camera opens with four classmates joining the host to help introduce the show. Together, we talk about the first video games we ever played, the movies and TV shows based on those games, and what happens when two storytelling worlds — gaming and cinema — collide. Through personal memories, playful debate, and cross‐generational perspectives, this episode sets the stage for a podcast that explores how interactive stories become live‐action narratives. It's a warm, curious introduction to the players, the films, and the creative bridge between consoles and cameras.
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