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The Rays have won 13 straight games to start the season - the longest such streak since 1987. Adley Rutschman hit a walk-off HR for the Orioles. Baltimore is the most fun team in baseball right now. The Twins hit back-to-back-to-back home runs as part of a 9-run first inning in the Bronx. All this (and more) on today's episode.

Percussionist, Composer, and Solo and Chamber performer Britton-René Collins stops by to talk about the Excelsis Quartet and its importance in the percussion field (02:30), the Vision Duo with violinist Ariel Horowitz, and getting into composing and arranging (13:40), the 2022 PASIC panel on Black Women Percussionists, including discussions of isolation, loneliness, and the pressure of the “superwoman” complex (24:40), growing up in Gainesville, Fl, her piano background, and her very accomplished musical family (46:00), going to the University of Toronto (ON) for her undergrad, and attending soundSCAPES in Italy (01:02:10), studying her Master's at the University of Michigan (01:14:45), and takes on the Random Ass Questions, including discussions of the Harry Potter books and movies, Rafa Nadal, and Chan's Chinese Food in Gainesville (01:22:20).Finishing with a Rave on Baltimore Boys and The Boys of Dunbar (01:47:00).Links:Britton-René Collins's websiteExcelsis PercussionVision DuoSo PercussionThird Coast PercussionDoug PerkinsConcert Artists GuildMarimolin“History of Tango” - Astor Piazzolla“Legal Highs” - David P. JonesJillian Baxter on the podcast in 2020“Thirteen Drums” - Maki Ishii“Velocities” - Joseph Schwantner“Merlin” - Andrew ThomasHarry PotterAndy Harnsberger on the podcast in 2022Conrado MoyaBeverly JohnstonAiyun HuangsoundSCAPE“Imaginary Landscape No. 1” - John Cage“Ricefall” - Michael PisaroInterstellar main theme - Hans ZimmerInterstellar trailer“Dancing Queen” - ABBAChan's Chinese Food in Gainesville, FL“Misty” - Erroll Garner“Temazcal” - Javier AlvarezRaves:Baltimore BoysThe Boys of Dunbar - Alejandro Danois

In this podcast episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with acclaimed director Sheldon Candis, known for his work on feature films such as "LUV" and "Baltimore Boys."We dug deep into Sheldon's creative process and talked about his influences for his work. We discussed how he got his start in the film industry, working with prominent actors and producers, and the hurdles he's experienced as a director.Sheldon opened up about his personal experiences that have influenced his art during the interview. He discussed how his upbringing in Baltimore, Maryland, a city with a complicated history of race and poverty, influenced his work and fueled his desire to tell stories that shed light on important social issues. Sheldon also discussed his passion for mentoring young filmmakers and the importance of giving underrepresented voices in the film industry opportunities. His enthusiasm for filmmaking was palpable throughout the conversation. He spoke about the excitement of working with a talented crew and seeing his vision come to life on the big screen.Sheldon gave some important insights on what it takes to make a great film, such as the value of collaboration, storytelling, and being loyal to your vision.We also talked about his next projects and what fans may look forward to from him in the future. This talk with Sheldon Candis is not to be missed if you're a director or simply a fan of great movies. Listen in to hear more from Sheldon. Key Talking Points of the Episode: [01:25] Sheldon's experience growing up in Baltimore [04:37] Sheldon's first role as a producer [07:18] The first film Sheldon made and how he raised the money [09:26] The biggest challenge Sheldon experienced directing his first film [10:58] Sheldon's experience in Los Angeles  [13:57] Sheldon's favorite class in school [17:02] Sheldon's life after graduation [22:38] How Sheldon started working with the film "LUV" [24:14] The spiral of rewriting [25:55] Sheldon's most challenging moments in the movie, in love and how he dealt with them [32:10] Did Sheldon envision being as successful as he is today? Magical Quotes from the Episode: “Film production and film production is the most competitive and most challenging film major of all the majors.” “A director's job before they even make the film is the casting.” “Our greatest responsibility as human beings to be in service of others.”  Connect with Sheldon: Sheldon Candis' Website: https://www.sheldoncandis.com/ Sheldon Candis' Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sheldon.candisSheldon Candis' Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sheldoncandis/Sheldon Candis' Twitter: https://bit.ly/3IMq2DvVisual Intonation Website: https://www.visualintonations.com/Visual Intonation Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/visualintonation/Vante Gregory's Website: vantegregory.comVante Gregory's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/directedbyvante/ To support me on Patreon (thank you): patreon.com/visualintonations Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@visualintonation Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@directedbyvante

Hosts  Aaron Meyer, Rober WeyerWe are finishing our breakdown of The Boys of Dunbar/Baltimore Boys/1984 Georgetown/Ali Danios. This corner of Hardwood History helps tell the story of basketball and basketball culture that we all enjoy today. It is also an American story and helps explain the difficulties of post-industrial cities and the game that helped some boys escape these difficult circumstances. The Best High School Basketball Team Ever (Part 1 Baltimore Boys)  https://www.buzzsprout.com/1269236/7016365 The Best High School Basketball Team Ever (Part 2 The Boys of Dunbar/Baltimore Boys) an Interview with author Ali Danois" at  https://www.buzzsprout.com/1269236/7378789  19nine | Celebrating Hardwood History 19nine knows college basketball. Officially Licensed proud to partner with the leading universities.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Muggsy Bogues and Sam Smith of Bleav in Hornets joined Tony and Vinny. They talked about the UK-Hornets connections, front office and head coaching opportunities for minorities after retirement. Got our Super Bowl picks in too!

Ali Danois Author of The Boys of Dunbar: A Story of Love, Hope, and Basketball/Baltimore Boys Documentary, Former Editor and Chief of The Shadow League On today's Episode we are continuing our deep dive into the book and documentary about the legendary high school basketball team The Dunbar Poets. Our guest today Alijandro Danois chronicled this team in his book  The Boys of Dunbar and was in the documentary follow up Baltimore Boys. This corner of Hardwood History helps tell the story of basketball and basketball culture that we all enjoy today. It is also an American story and helps explain the difficulties of post industrial cities and the game that helped some boys escape these difficult circumstances. Let's get into it. Georgetown Hoyas Gear - You can walk the streets of Baltimore like the Dunbar legends or just look good in this gear. Wake Forest Gear - Not quite Mugsy but he would be proud of these. The Boys of Dunbar - Read or Listen to the book you won't be dissapointedSLAM 5 Star - Ali wrote many of the columns in the magazine. The Mugsy story alone is worth purchase. Baltimore Boys - The documentary covers some of the stories from the book but is more of an extension of the subject matter. 19nine | Celebrating Hardwood History 19nine knows college basketball. Officially Licensed proud to partner with the leading universities.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

19Nine Classic 1984 National Championship part 1 of The Boys of Dunbar seriesDecember 2020/7:00 PM Watch the Game https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=egKfyb3p52g   On Today's Episode, we are discussing a 19Nine classic two schools that are beloved by fans of Hardwood History. It's a battle of the Georgetown Hoyas vs. Houston Cougars for the 1984 National Championship. We'll breakdown the coaches, players, uniforms, and elite gameplay. Now on to the show. Baltimore Boys Documentary  The Boys of Dunbar: A Story of Love, Hope, and Basketball -Georgetown 1984 Script Shirt - https://19nine.com/collections/georgetown-university/products/georgetown-84-scriptGeorgetown National Champs Shirt -  https://19nine.com/collections/georgetown-university/products/georgetown-champs19nine | Celebrating Hardwood History 19nine knows college basketball. Officially Licensed proud to partner with the leading universities.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

In this episode of "The Marc Steiner Show," Marc talks with David Zirin, author, sports editor for The Nation, and host of the “Edge of Sports” podcast, and Alejandro “Ali” Danois, journalist, author of “The Boys of Dunbar,” and producer of ESPN Films' “Baltimore Boys,” about the dilemma college athletes face in a deadly pandemic. Zirin and Danois discuss the fallout for college athletes as games continue (with politicians cheering on) while hundreds of players, many of whom are African American, test positive for the virus.In the second segment, Marc talks with Margaret Flowers, director of Popular Resistance, co-host of Clearing the FOG, and former co-chair of the Green Party of the United States, and Andy Ellis, former co-chair of the Baltimore City and Maryland Green Party. We explore the dangers of being lulled into complacency by neoliberal rhetoric while substantive changes to address poverty, racism, global warming, and economic and social inequities remain off the table.Subscribe to our page and support our work at https://therealnews.com/donate.

In this episode of "The Marc Steiner Show," Marc talks with David Zirin, author, sports editor for The Nation, and host of the “Edge of Sports” podcast, and Alejandro “Ali” Danois, journalist, author of “The Boys of Dunbar,” and producer of ESPN Films' “Baltimore Boys,” about the dilemma college athletes face in a deadly pandemic. Zirin and Danois discuss the fallout for college athletes as games continue (with politicians cheering on) while hundreds of players, many of whom are African American, test positive for the virus. In the second segment, Marc talks with Margaret Flowers, director of Popular Resistance, co-host of Clearing the FOG, and former co-chair of the Green Party of the United States, and Andy Ellis, former co-chair of the Baltimore City and Maryland Green Party. We explore the dangers of being lulled into complacency by neoliberal rhetoric while substantive changes to address poverty, racism, global warming, and economic and social inequities remain off the table. Subscribe to our page and support our work at https://therealnews.com/donate.

A brilliantly told story, this is an inspirational account of how four Baltimore-born youngsters defied seemingly insurmountable odds, formed the greatest high school team ever, while making their mark in the NBA.

Former NBA star Muggsy Bogues joins DG to talk about the brand new ESPN 30 for 30 documentary "Baltimore Boys", which chronicles the Dunbar high school basketball teams of the 1980's. Scott Fowler also updates the audience on current Carolina Panthers training camp news.

What is the greatest high school basketball team of all time? Many would argue it was the Dunbar Poets of the early '80s, which featured future NBA players Muggsy Bogues, Reggie Lewis, David Wingate, and Reggie Williams. Director Sheldon Candis joins us to talk about his upcoming documentary about the team, "Baltimore Boys," and then the legendary Tyrone "Muggsy" Bogues tells us what it was like being part of that celebrated squad, the secret to making it in the NBA at 5'3", and the time he blocked Manute Bol in a game of one-on-one.

Welcome to episode 12 of Get Up in the Cool: Old Time Music with Cameron DeWhitt and Friends. This week’s episode is the second installment in the Baltimore Boys trilogy, featuring Luke Chohany: a fantastic old time and bluegrass guitarist, and I gotta say… he really does have a lovely voice; we take a sweet little break from being rowdy boys and Luke sings a couple and it is fine, fine, fine singing.  Check out Luke's new music: https://stringsound.bandcamp.com/  Support Get Up in the Cool on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/getupinthecool

Part One in the "Baltimore Boys" series, wherein I jam with the friends (and tenants) of Brad Kolodner. We discuss growing up in the household of hammered-dulcimer titan, Ken Kolodner, and play some of their best modern takes on traditional tunes. This episode features three clawhammer banjo duets, which you don't hear everyday (hopefully). There's an exciting tension to these recordings; lining up bum-diddies (the basic clawhammer stroke) is no easy task. But I think we made something special, and I hope you agree. Also, I found out Brad's a straight-up DJ! Dude's pro in an interview; I've got a lot to learn. Recorded at Brad's Place in 2016