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http://HarlemTalkRadio.com New Voices in Black Cinema Festival at BAM In the world of arts, culture and entertainment the creative landscape is filled with an abundance of new promising works of art. Dreamers bring to life tales of far away lands, struggles of local inhabitants and messages connecting us all. To experience a cluster of shared life moments in a short span of time, one only needs to purchase a ticket to an Indie Film Festival where lines get crossed and experiences are shared. ActNow’s New Voices in Black Cinema Film Festival in its third year running brings indie filmmakers from around the nation and the Diaspora to Brooklyn’s B.A.M. The festival takes place on Friday Feb. 15 through Monday Feb. 18, 2013.The New Voices in Black Cinema Festival at BAM, you can expect to see talented filmmakers, actors and production teams networking with all who attends this mosaic event.  HarlemTalkRadio.com and a host of journalists were invited on a media conference call by Shabazz Communications to interview the festival curator Curtis Caesar John of New Voices in Black Cinema, Stic. Man of Dead Prez in the cultural documentary of FunkJazz Kafé: Diary Of A Decade, actress Yaya Alafia of The Kids Are All Right and poet actor Saul Williams of AUJOURD'HUI (TEY) ActNowProduction.org/film-festival/

http://harlemtalkradio.com HTR, Harlem Talk on Music with special guest Paulette McWilliams with her new album "Telling Stories." The talented vocalist who sung in many of Luther Vandross songs is using her musical gift to jazz it up.  Paulette McWilliams performs TELLING STORIES at Aaron Davis Hall Theatre, NYC. Mother always said if you believe in your god given talent, and give it your all, you will become a master. Those words hold true then and more so today. Paulette McWilliams is the embodiment of mastering one’s natural gift to open doors of opportunities as a singer, songwriter and a beautiful spirit. Look for Paulette’s album “Telling Stories.” www.PauletteMcWilliams.com

http://harlemtalkradio.com HARLEM ROOTS AND BEYOND Host: Lydgia Pass Guest: Bettina Wilkerson aka Gold (poet writer) Your listening to segment 1of 2. Be sure to listen to the 2nd part of this segment. Gold has shared the stage with such esteemed acts as recording artist Noel Gourdin (R&B/Soul singer) and has opened for Jermaine Paul (winner of the 2012 NBC hit series “The Voice”), Rudy Francisco (Individual World Poetry Slam Champion) and Janine Simone (3rd place Knick Poetry Slam winner 2009).  She has performed at Hofstra University, Vassar College, and Dutchess Community College just to name a few stops on her performance journey. Gold is the creator, Co –Executive Producer & Co Host for the radio show “The Sweet Suite-Music from the Unsigned” which aired 2010/2011 on WBAI 99.5 fm Pacifica Radio in New York City for International Working Women’s Day. To fill her passion of mentoring and fostering young talented minds, Gold created a poetry group under the moniker of “The Evolving Word-Smiths”.  Giving local young poets the opportunity to perform alongside her enabling them to be exposed to audiences they may have never reached; the experience has been transformative for some of these younger poets. Presently Gold is filming a reality project which she is the featured poet.  For more information on Gold contact bgoldwpoetry@gmail.com or follow her on face book at https://www.facebook.com/bettinagold.wilkerson?ref=tn_tnmn#!/pages/Bettina-Gold-Wilkerson/408311444664?fref=ts as well as on twitter at https://twitter.com/bGOLDw

Harlem Talk Radio Quinlan Care Finance with host Bob Quinlan Guest Tania Lopez spearheads a new project "Coqui the Chef Bodega Adventures."NEW! Coqui the Chef Bodega Adventures Coqui the Chef Bodega Adventures is funded by the American Heart Association New York City Community Impact Grant and Citizens Committee of New York City-New Yorkers for Better Neighborhoods Grant. Coqui the Chef Bodega Adventures -- The program conducts cooking demonstrations and nutrition workshops at local bodegas and recreational centers throughout the South Bronx, in an effort to help combat rising rates of youth obesity in those neighborhoods. Guest, Tania Lopez conceived the fun-loving mascot she named Coqui the Chef in an effort to reverse the growing trend of childhood obesity and diabetes.  Coqui the Chef has since evolved from a cartoon drawing to a fun-loving mascot who has captured the hearts of thousands via a website, social media, food demonstrations across the tri-state area, the NY Daily News, and spotlights on local television networks. Tania Lopez is currently pursuing a degree in dietetics and nutrition science at Bronx Community College. She also operates a social media branding business. For more information visit CoquiTheChef.com Tune into Harlem Talk Radio for arts culture entertainment , health care and education. Log on and get connected.

http://harlemtalkradio.com Quinlan Care Finance Thursdays at 6pm Informing, educating and sharing resources for baby boomers and their love ones. The topic, of course, will be Medicaid... ... who is eligible in NYS ... what does Medicaid provide ... how to apply ....update on Medicaid funding and services in NYS