Podcasts about bet's the quad

New York native, playwright, actor and director Ruben Santiago-Hudson. Winning national awards for his work in all three categories, Santiago-Hudson returns to the theatre stage with his one-man play Lackawanna Blues - the same play he won an OBIE special citation Award for. Debuted off Broadway at the Papp Public Theatre in 2001, Lackawanna Blues was later adapted as a television movie that aired in 2005 on HBO. The play is a montage of reminiscences, memories, testimonials and roman a clefs of 'Miss Rachel' and his childhood in a small town on the banks of Lake Erie; portraying more than 20-colorful characters of would-be philosophers, petty hustlers, lost souls and abandoned lovers - in a celebration of the eccentric boarding house. Santiago-Hudson delivers anecdotes and testimonials accompanied throughout by live blues music with Grammy winning Blues guitarist, composer and actor, Chris Thomas King. Santiago-Hudson taught himself to play the harmonica during his broadway stay for August Wilson's Seven Guitars; Santiago-Hudson received a Tony Award for his performance in the August Wilson play. No stranger to the Broadway stage, Ruben appeared in Jelly's Last Jam written by George C. Wolfe, The Piano Lesson, The First Breeze of Summer and Cabin in the Sky. Appearing in film and television in Coming to America, Shaft, The Red Sneakers, Their Eyes Were Watching God, Selma, American Gangster, Honeydripper, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, BET's The Quad, ABC's Designated Survivor, Castle, and NBC's Law & Order. In addition to the play, Santiago-Hudson reoccurs on the OWN network's original series David Makes Man. This drama is the first television series from the Oscar Award winning Tarell Alvin McCraney about a young African American prodigy living in Florida looking for a way out of his poor neighbor. David Makes Man was inspired by events in McCraney's life, explores childhood trauma and the power of imagination.

HAPPY VIBRANT *SONDAY! Today's episode features actor, writer, director, and music artist, Larry Rhem. Larry's acting work has landed him small roles on Being Mary Jane, BET's Hell Date & Vampire Diaries. His most prominent acting role has been on BET's The Quad as Bryce Richardson. He is also the man behind the viral YouTube sensation Yung Humma. His hit songs such as "Lemme Smang It" & "Fried or Fertilized" has earned him over 25 million views on YouTube. In our conversation we talk about his career, his childhood growing up in a family struggling with substance abuse, and ultimately how God has lead him and his family to overcome every obstacle in their lives. This was a fun and insightful episode I know you all won't want to miss! ENJOY! CONTACT SHEET Email: larry.rhem@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/Rhemy83 Instagram: instagram.com/rhemy2.1 Twitter: twitter.com/rhemy1 Let us know you're listening by using the hashtag #vibrantsons & follow us on all social media platforms! Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCyNnNrV74YO2HJm_Z3nr83A Facebook: facebook.com/vibrantsons Instagram: instagram.com/vibrantsons_podcast Twitter: twitter.com/vibrantsons Email: vibrantsons@gmail.com

Coming Up ON With Mario Lopez - Mario chats with the hilarious Joel McHale about his new show "The Great Indoors", Joel's concern for Mario's shoulder injury, and more! Plus, Actor Jake Allyn from BET's The Quad sin studio, Mario & Courtney break down last night's Bachelor finale, and Courtney's got some mom hacks if your family is under the weather! All that and more! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

We will be talking sports and having fun doing it. We will be joined by Patriots S Nate Ebner; who will discuss Super Bowl 51, and so much more! Also, one of the stars of BET's "The Quad" actor Kevin Savage. He will discuss the show and so much more!  Talking all things NBA trade deadline and so much more!   Call 646-727-3070 to join the fun! Follow on Twitter @goforitgant Go to the website: goforitgantsports.com