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We are pleased to have a special guest on “Black Canvas,” all the way from the UK. He is a professional singer, songwriter and producer well known for his impressive vocals and amazing covers of today's Top hits!

The big one is here and this pod episode we finally put all our thought together on live actions and the long awaited review of the Josei series picked by you guys Blank Canvas. Find us on Instagram at @the.ak_mindset and Twitter + Tiktok at @AKMindset. For any thing you would like us to talk about and for any suggestions for us to improve send us an email at: theakmindset@gmail.com. Our YouTube channel is also up and running check it out at The AK Mindset, like comment and subscribe.

Originally from Sydney, Australia, Kaye Tuckerman has carved a niche internationally as a sought after director, performer, writer, and designer. Her directing career has garnered many awards globally, and her performing career has seen her headline some of the worlds biggest stage productions.  She is currently producing and directing ‘Take your Seats' a documentary about Broadway's closure during 2020 and beyond, adapting ‘Tears on the Equator' into a screenplay, and creating the pilot ‘The Wicked Cometh'.  Other credits include the lead in the horror/thriller feature fill ‘The Girl Who got Away', and appearing opposite James Spader on The Blacklist.  Kaye has performed on Broadway in ‘Summer: The Donna Summer Musical ‘(Broadway) creating the role of ‘Pete Bellotte'. Other Highlights include: ‘Les Miserables', ‘The Boy From Oz', ‘Mamma Mia!'.  She has performed at Madison Square Garden for the NBA, alongside Jennifer Hudson and the Dropkick Murphys with the Boston Pops, and at the Macy's Day Parade.  She has won multiple awards for her solo performances, and can be seen onscreen in 'The Matrix', ‘The Loudest Voice, 'The Characters', 'Royal Pains', as well as many shorts, web series and independent features such as the award winning ‘The Actor', ‘The Prime', ‘Vandal' and ‘Crossroads of America'. As a designer in Kenya, she was nominated for an African Academy Award for 'From a Whisper' other work can be seen in campaigns such as Nike Write the Future,and Nokia: Sub-Saharan Africa, features such as 'I am Slave', and numerous documentaries for Discovery, National Geographic and Raw TV.  Kaye gained her degree at WAAPA, and directing training at NIDA. Kaye was the Creative Producer/Director of The Australian Dance Awards for three years, Creative Director for Inglot NYC, directing and designing multiple photo shoots, and fashion events, Associate Casting Director for Disney's The Lion King' (Australia), and Casting Director for Sydney Dance Company.  She has directed theatre productions throughout Australia and Asia, and most recently has directed the short films: “Black Canvas' ‘Fragile', ‘Trumped', ‘Nanas Room', ‘Nil by Mouth', 'Choice', ‘Famousland', 'On my Shoulder', 'JOE', ‘Coping'. As well as, multiple commercials, music videos, and the Hawaiian Documentary ‘The Last Queen'. Kaye was recently back in Australia and STAGES caught up with her for a long overdue reunion. The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages).www.stagespodcast.com.au

Episode 810-Shazam, No/One Sellout, AI Comic Black Canvas, Damian FirstFinal Orders- Eight Billion Genies #8 & Predator #1Sneak Peek at Next Week w/ Kyle & Drew - Fallen #1 & Dead Romans #1 Introducing the revolutionary Magic Mind productivity drink, the ultimate solution to boost your focus, energy, and productivity. Made from all-natural ingredients, this drink is designed to enhance your cognitive function and provide you with sustained energy throughout the day, without the crash often associated with caffeine-based products. Go to https://www.magicmind.co/comicsfunprofit And get up to 56% off your subscription for the next 10 days with our code COMICSFUNPROFIT Merch https://comicsfunprofit.threadless.comPatreon https://www.patreon.com/comicsfunprofit Donations Keep Our Show Going, Please Give https://bit.ly/36s7YeL Thank you so much for listening and spreading the word about our little comic book podcast. All the C4FaP links you could ever need in one place https://beacons.ai/comicsfunprofit Listen To the Episode Here: https://comcsforfunandprofit.podomatic.com/ 

In this episode, Rob and Ileana are joined by, co-founder of misFans, Hiram Altamirano. Hiram shares a harrowing and tragic childhood story of being kidnapped at 5 years old, from his family's home in Mexico City! He recounts how this traumatic period of nearly a year, in his young life, shaped his and his mom's life well into his 30's today! Ileana and Rob engage Hiram in an exploration of the duality of his place in this world as a proud Californian and Mexicano, with deep roots in both Los Angeles and Mexico City, before learning from him about the many entrepreneurial lessons embedded in him from his teen years that fuel him in his technology startup life today-- hustle, determination, his faith and an almost unshakable belief in himself. He's a gifted storyteller, and natural hustler and salesman. He's humble, engaging, street smart and sweet all in one. It's easy to root for him as we suspect you will too. He's worked most of his life since age 15, either creating or supporting other creative artists and business builders. Currently he is Co-founder of MisFans, a venture backed, LatAm focused platform for creators, alongside his partner, Alex Ramirez, but in years prior has grown businesses in a variety of industries, with creativity at their core; He was co-owner of a popular restaurant in Tulum, Mexico (Hash Tag Poke), founder of an LA based Creative Agency, Black Canvas, co-owner of Cool Human Studios, and a teen childhood prodigy songwriter and video producer. Feel free to follow and engage with HIRAM here: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hiram-altamirano-9bb42b184 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_iamhiram/ Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/_iamhiram We're so grateful to you, our growing audience of entrepreneurs, investors, builders, influencers and those interested in the entrepreneurial economies of Latin America and the under-represented entrepreneurial communities in the USA! Plug in, relax and enjoy some Spanish, English and a fun dose of spanglish as always. We're here to help inspire, educate and empower you, so that you can build the future! ¡Salud y gracias!, Mentors Today's Team --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mentorstoday/message

Join us as we explore the lives and works of some of the most influential Black women in the arts. From painters to poets, musicians to actors, we'll delve into the stories and struggles of these trailblazers and their impact on the world of art. Tune in for inspiration, education, and celebration of the Black women who have shaped the cultural landscape. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wakeuphappysis/message

Tysen Knight is Pop Urban Artist. He is most popularly known for his street art based on Buddha's teachings and pop art sense. Tysen is inspired by the works of famous street artists such as Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring. His art style also reflects the styles of Fine Artist Pablo Picasso and Pop Artist Andy Warhol. Tysen was born in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and grew up in New Jersey, where he finished high school. He decided to skip the idea of going to college and obtained his barbers' license instead and worked with some of the region's top athletes. He moved to California to pursue his passion in the arts and currently resides in the Palm Springs,California. As a teenager, Tysen communicated his artwork through graffiti on walls and vacant buildings.He was hugely inspired by Andy Warhol. From an early age, Knight got hands-on drawing cartoons and airbrushing them on jeans for $25. He also created business logos. Tysen's documentary, The Art Of Hustle: Street Art Documentary, was a success that motivated him to become a regular gallery contributor, from being a street artist. It won the ''Best Feature Film" Award 2018 at the Oregon Documentary Film Festival. The production of the documentary, The Art Of Hustle, began in October 2016. Tysen worked sixty hours a week at a barbershop, and when he got days off on Sundays and Mondays, he filmed the documentary for nine months straight. Knight directed the documentary to deliver the inspirational story about all the endeavors and dedication required to achieve goals and dreams and also shed a positive light on street art and graffiti. Knight was responsible for a project, "Street Bench Art Pilot" conceived by the Palm Springs Public Arts Commission, the City Council Downtown Subcommittee, and Main Street Palm Springs, which involved decorating the benches throughout downtown Palm Springs. He created a series of benches with the theme, "Urban Desert Palms and Icons" on Palm Canyon Drive between Arenas Road and Museum Way. The icons included Garland, Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Frida Kahlo, and Lucille Ball. Knight launched his latest collection of paintings and drawings on October 23, 2019, at www.RobertJamesGallery.com. The works are part of his new Masterpiece Mash-Up Series where he re-imagines paintings from artists such as Pablo Picasso, Leonardo DaVinci, and Grant Wood. The collection debuted in NYC (Time Square) in the last quarter of 2019. Knight has worked with organizations such as Habitat for Humanity to build homes for the less fortunate. He has also been involved in activities like preparing meals alongside Midnight Mission for the homeless and mentoring young ‘troubled' kids to pursue arts at no cost. Knight partnered with The Palm Springs Unified School District and the BAM (Boys Art Mentorship) program in California and utilized his brand of street art to inspire and mentor at-risk youth. During this mentorship program, Tysen engaged students with an interactive program and taught them how to express themselves artistically, which has in return seen the drop-out rate of men of color in these programs reduced. Tysen Knight won the award for the category, Best Feature Film, at Oregon Documentary Film Festival, in 2018, for his documentary, The Art Of Hustle: Street Art Documentary. He also won the ''Best Director'' Award 2019 at the Marina Del Rey Film Festival for his second film The Art Of Hustle: Homeless Street Artist Documentary. Tysen also won the artist “Spotlight” award at Red Dot Miami (Art Basel Weekend) Tysen is also Artist Educator-in- Residence for the Palm Springs Art Museum: Jan 23- I February 9, 2020 (Sheffer/Scheffler Arts Education Space). We are grateful to have him as a guest on Black Canvas

In this week's episode of Next Page Laura and Todd interview a true Jill of All Trades, Kaye Tuckerman. Kaye not only has that irresistible Australian accent & FIGJAM attitude, but many accomplishments, awards and accolades under her belt including playing Trinity's stunt double in the matrix, headlining Mama Mia on Broadway, directing and acting in a plethora of indie films and becoming a recipient of an African Academy Award. The trio dive into Kaye's shamanic journey, the age of trauma we live in at the moment, her new film Black Canvas, Cannes Film Festival and the mostly forgotten brush fires in Australia that preceded a little thing everyone might remember called the Pandemic? We also get in to Climate Change, Narcissism and using your intuition to navigate this crazy life. Don't miss Episode 25, with BAMF, director, actor, writer and designer Kaye Tuckerman! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matthew Stewart is a country singer and songwriter originally from Lebanon, a small town in southern Missouri. Matt Stewart has released a string of singles that provide the blueprint for what's to come from this young artist. From an early age, Matt became enthralled with music. Whether listening to country radio in the car with his family, or growing up in the “playlist generation”- this artist fostered an appreciation for music of many genres. This passion for music would eventually shape the creation of country roots and songwriting blended with alternative and pop-punk influences. Before heading off to university, Matt was given his first real guitar as a gift from his parents. While teaching himself to play a few fundamental chords, he quickly discovered a passion for songwriting. Matt is looking to pursue this passion for music further, and get his career back on track post-pandemic. His recent new record, “You Miss 100% Of The Shots You Don't Drink” was released in September of this year and we are grateful to have Mr. Matt Stewart on Black Canvas.

In this episode we're going over upcoming sneaker releases for the month of October.    SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeEbfyOye9v1zZK9eumzl7w   LISTEN ON: APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/private-conversations/id1641605422?ign-itscg=30200S&ign-itsct=podcast_box_promote_link SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/5wnDrQiUCPcUErprdaBX2b  ALL PLATFORMS: https://linktr.ee/PrivateConversations   ADD US ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/prvt.conversations/   ALL OF OUR SOCIALS: https://linktr.ee/PrivateConversations   TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 1:44 Nike SB Dunk Low “Los Angeles Dodgers” 7:24 Air Jordan 4 “Black Canvas” 12:36 UNDERCOVER x WTAPS x Converse Chuck 70 Z Hi 16:15 Nike Air Max Scorpion “Phantom” 20:02 Nike Dunk Low “UCLA” 23:20 Air Jordan 3 “Black Cement Gold” 28:04 Air Jordan 11 IE Low “Light Orewood Brown” 29:37 Adidas AdiFOM Q “Core Black” 36:51 Nike Dunk Low “Argon” 40:46 Air Jordan 3 Winterized “Archaeo Brown” 42:34 Air Jordan 4 “Canyon Purple” 45:34 Air Jordan 1 High “Starfish” 47:32 Air Jordan 4 “Midnight Navy” 48:39 Closing Thoughts _________________________________________________________________ #ThisMonthInSneakers #PrivateConversations

23-09-22 Entrevista por la sexta edición de Black Canvas 2022 con Claudio Zilleruelo, director artístico y programador. Tambien hablamos de la película: "Mal de ojo" con Isaac Ezban y Edgar San Juan, director y productor.

John Minch was born in Euclid, Ohio, USA. He is an actor, known for Little Big League (1994), Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders (2016) and The Sum of One (2003). Most recently, he was featured in the hit series, “Love Victor.” He shares in this episode his love for family, acting, and his zeal for life. We are honored to have such a world class actor as a guest on “Black Canvas.”

This episodes musical guest is based out of Chicago, Illinois. His name is Cole Brandt. He specializes in jazz, rock and electronic dance music. He is a graduate of UIUC's class of 2018 (I-L-L) with a degree in jazz studies and a passion for the Spanish language and its literature. He has a kind soul and a passion for music. We are grateful to have him as a guest on, “Black Canvas.” Be sure to check out his instagram @colebrandtguitar and all of his music on iTunes and Spotify.

Dru Cutler is a working part of the Brooklyn music scene. He is the co-founder of Unit J, a Bushwick music space which has hosted hundreds of shows and was nominated for “Best Live Music Venue” on Brokelyn.com. The singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist graduated on to work with Grammy-award winning producers Dave McNair (Bob Dylan, David Bowie), Scott Lehrer (Philip Glass, Rufus Wainwright), and Andy Taub (Norah Jones, Ani DeFranco). Recently, Cutler was tapped to organize an eight piece ensemble for the Brooklyn Museum's “Night of 1,000 Bowies”. The momentum from the sold-out show inspired a torrent of new music, and a tour from Boston, MA to Austin, TX's South by Southwest. We are grateful to have him as a guest on “Black Canvas.”

This week you'll hear about the Jordan 4 Black Canvas, an eBay Dunk, and a Zion Air Jordan 1 low. The boys also discuss their top 3 fast food burgers.   WATCH ON YOUTUBE   Sneaker Show /// @SneakerShowPodcast Nathan /// @YoungTabascco Shay /// @403Fredo Tim /// @TimStoneShow  

#NicolasZukerfeld #Documental #RaoulWalsh #Cine #Estreno #SalaLugones Este jueves 16 de junio a las 21 hs. en la Sala Leopoldo Lugones del Teatro San Martín (Avda. Corrientes 1530) se estrena No existen treinta y seis maneras de mostrar cómo un hombre se sube a un caballo, un documental de Nicolás Zukerfeld. El filme, que tuvo un intenso recorrido por prestigiosos festivales internacionales como el de New York, Visions du réel, Jeonju, Rotterdam o Mar del Plata, y que obtuvo premios como Mejor Película por los jurados de los festivales Black Canvas y Al Este de Lima y una mención especial del jurado en Novos Cinemas Pontevedra, tendrá 6 únicas funciones los días jueves 16, sábado 18 y domingo 19 a las 21 hs. y martes 21, miércoles 22 y jueves 23 de junio a las 18 hs.; las localidades pueden comprarse a través de https://complejoteatral.gob.ar/cine Este estreno se da en el marco del ciclo dedicado a Raoul Walsh llamado "Raoul Walsh, 8 maneras de subirse a un caballo". SINOPSIS Alguna vez el director norteamericano Raoul Walsh dijo “No existen treinta y seis maneras de mostrar a un hombre que se sube a un caballo”. Una declaración de principios que establece la forma del lenguaje clásico. Un profesor de cine comienza una investigación en torno al origen de esta frase, sin darse cuenta de que tal vez, él mismo esté haciendo una película. El filme está dividido en dos grandes partes: en la primera, a través de fragmentos de películas de Walsh en las que alguien se sube a un caballo surge la pregunta ¿Qué es realmente el lenguaje clásico?; en la segunda, se desarrolla un proceso de investigación entre la ficción y el documental donde un personaje (¿tal vez el director de esta película?) se pregunta sobre el origen de la frase de Raoul Walsh. Esto lo lleva a consultar a colegas y cinéfilos hasta incluso poniendo en duda la veracidad de la frase. Ambas partes darán por resultado una película experimental de aventuras. ¿Cuánto hay de experimentación en el cine clásico y cuánto de clasicismo en el llamado “cine experimental”? Esta película intentará exponer el cortocircuito entre transparencia y opacidad, clasicismo y vanguardia. Una película sobre el cine, pero también sobre sus reglas, sus posibilidades y resistencias. Si quieren invitarme un cafecito: https://cafecito.app/cineconmcfly ☕ Seguí todas las novedades del mundo del cine y los últimos estrenos videocomentados en: En Twitter: http://twitter.com/pablomcfly En Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cineconmcfly En Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/pablomcfly

DJ Evil Dave of the Dark Corner has COVID for real this time. As such, he has elected to rerelease a podcast from a time in which he had thought he had COVID. However, it must have been some other illness entirely. So, as illness has interrupted the recording schedule, he hopes this will do instead of a regular release. Many of the sentiments apply, only this time the symptoms have been worse. Anyhow, here is the playlist. 1 symptoms (disease mix) by POUPPEE FABRIKK from Matrix Downloaded 001 2 Solitude (Halotan Version) by Black Canvas from Halotan Records Sampler 03 3 Fever Dream by Damsel in the Dollhouse from Provocateur 4 Human Disease by Sturmreaktor from Fallout EP 5 Virus Mensch by Mundtot from Endzeit EP 6 pain by A.E.C. from Sex.Drugs.Sequence. DJ Promo 7 So Sick by 1919 from Revenge EP 8 Infected by _TV_ from DKAY 9 I Can't Breathe by VTG from Dance Floor Game 10 Pandemic by Escarlatina Obsessiva from Endemic

Saxl Rose is a multi-instrumentalist, producer recording artist and international touring musician based out of Havre de Grace, Maryland. He has recorded and performed with countless mainstream artists & bands including Wiz Khalifa, Paramore, Chris Brown, Jojo, Bobby Valentino, The Used, Neck Deep & more. Over the years he has made a name for himself through his frequent collaborations, high energy performances and countless sax-led viral videos.  Every rose has it's Saxl! We are so grateful to have such an amazing man and with a wonderful soul like his on “Black Canvas.”

Surviving years of toxic relationships, addiction, abuse and mental health struggles is enough to force one into refuge. Fortunately for Doc Fischbach, he found solace among the scenic mountains near Denver, Colorado, but also in the pursuit of making music. Doc's relationship with nature sits parallel to his love of music, with both of these outlets being places where he can discover unblemished happiness. Upon some soul searching and personal discovery, he eventually found his voice and subsequently his life's purpose. Dubbing his songs as “self-help” music, Doc seeks to offer a voice to the voiceless. Through his captivating brand of Pop, he sets off to offer the notion that perfection lies in our imperfections. Notably, Doc Fischbach does not use gendered pronouns in his music. As a gay man, he knows too well how it feels to be marginalized and would never wish for any of his fans to feel excluded. His lifelong relationship with ADHD and mental health, alongside his past troubles have made Doc feel invisible at times. However, with music making him feel more seen than ever, he is now on a mission to let anyone else that is struggling know that there is still light even in the bleakest of times. Doc has since amassed a large back catalogue of unreleased original material, as well as a handful of singles he has self-released in 2020 and 2021. Fans can expect more of Doc's emotionally charged music to arrive next year and we are grateful to have him as a guest on “Black Canvas.”

On this episode we got to talk about a sneaker ICON. RIP Peter Moore

Puerto Rican native Joelle is an up and coming R&B/Pop artist to look out for. Currently working on his full length Album in Los Angeles, California, Joelle is no stranger to music. With an EP 'About You' already out that tackles hard subjects such as heartbreak and addiction, there is no place he isn't willing to go to tell his story and help people get through life with his gift of music. We are so grateful to have him as a guest on “Black Canvas.”

On today's episode of “Black Canvas,” I was honored to have the incomparable and multi-talented superstar, Jesse Pattison. He is truly a professional with winning strategies and first-hand knowledge of the TV, film, and production industries which he truly excels in. The sky is the limit for Jesse and we are truly grateful to be a small part of his journey!

I am truly honored to have Cecil Thornton as a guest on “Black Canvas.” He shares his journey in becoming a Light Worker, Energy Healer, Spiritualist, and a Highly Effective Educator. With his many years of defying odds, he takes us on a journey to finding what inner peace means for our own lives. I am grateful to have shared my space with his and I hope you have the opportunity to discover what spirituality means to you.

Laura starts dance lessons and Todd tries to understand sports before talking to the multi-talented broadway performer from Rock of Ages and all around kind human, Regina LeVert. Regina talks to Laura and Todd about what it was like being born with 6 fingers, being a part of a musical family with relatives like Eddie LeVert of the “O'Jays” and Gerald LeVert of “LeVert,” and her experience with Muscle Tension Dysphonia, a condition caused by stress that quite literally took her voice. The trio also dives deep in to what it was like for Regina growing up in America as a black woman, racism on different coasts, code-switching, being white adjacent, the Will Smith “incident” and what it means when people say “to privileged people, equality feels like oppression.” Regina's latest work, Black Canvas, will be available to the public soon (we'll keep you posted!) and her yet to be titled book containing interviews with broadway and theater legends will be released within the year. Regina's WebsiteRegina's Social:FacebookInstagramRock of Ages Review:“Notably, Regina LeVert has such a commanding presence as Justice that when she comes on in Act II, she is instantaneously a crowd favorite. LeVert further has the audience in the palm of her hand with a contemporary version of Journey's “Any Way You Want It,” which puts the spotlight on Justice's agile pole dancers”About Regina: She was such a shy kid that it wasn't until college, that she discovered her love for the arts. Shortly after passing Acting 101 for Non Majors, Regina started a journey that has gifted her with seeing most of the world. While singing and dancing in many tours and productions in Europe, Asia, Australia and the United States, Regina became a certified scuba diver, zip-lined in the Costa Rican rainforest, sung in the Sydney Opera House, eaten scorpion in Singapore, kayaked with a school of dolphins and cage dived with sharks in Hawaii, and shot grade 4 rapids in New Zealand! Regina's love of singing is in her blood…she is proud to count the late Gerald LeVert of the R&B group LeVert, and his father Eddie LeVert of the Grammy Hall of Fame R&B group, the O'Jays, as family who have inspired her. Next up: trying to hit a lay up like her Cleveland Cavalier cousin Caris LeVert! Ha! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

LEAD HOST: Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III GUEST: Josh Larsen We know Jesus is a person of color, but Jesus is seen as white because it is Hollywood that holds the key to our imagination, and that imagination remains colonized. Justice cannot be confined to paper or a protest, it requires that we use our imagination to the fullest through dance, poetry, clay, paint—and film—and that's where director Barry Jenkins is upending Hollywood with his Black canvas. The FOUR explore the imagery and spirituality of Jenkins' filmmaking with Josh Larsen, co-host of NPR's Filmspotting, called the no. 1 podcast for the movie buff by The New York Times. Larsen is the author of Movies Are Prayers, and editor/producer for Think Christian, a website and podcast exploring faith and pop culture. You can follow Josh @larsenonfilm. And a film lover's bonus: The FOUR's very own Otis Moss III produces beautiful, captivating and poignant “sermonic films” at Unashamed Media. And while you're here, be sure to enjoy his unique “meditative story” at America's Jam Session.

Jim Piddock is an actor, writer, and producer, who began his career on the stage in England, before emigrating to the U.S. in his early twenties. He made his theatrical debut in the U.S. in “The Boy's Own Story”, a one-man show about a soccer goalkeeper, at the Julian Theatre in San Francisco. The show was an instant success with critics and audiences, winning Jim the Bay Area Critics' Best Actor Award. The show was then produced Off-Broadway and he quickly gained the attention of the New York theatre scene. That same year (1982), he was cast in Noel Coward's “Present Laughter” by George C. Scott, who directed/starred in the revival, which also featured Nathan Lane, Christine Lahti, Dana Ivey, and Kate Burton. The show was a big hit on Broadway and Piddock soon found himself appearing in a string of Broadway and Off-Broadway shows, including the original US production of “Noises Off”, “The Knack” at the Roundabout Theatre, and “Make and Break” with Peter Falk at the Kennedy Center. After replacing Frank Langella in “Design For Living” at the Circle-In-The-Square theatre, he moved to Los Angeles and has since appeared in a long succession of tv shows, such as “The Tracey Ullman Show”, “Coach”, “Max Headroom”, “The Twilight Zone”, “Murder She Wrote”, “Mad About You”, “Angel”, “ER”, “Friends”, “Crossing Jordan”, “The Drew Carey Show”, “Lost”, “Monk”, “Without A Trace”, “Dollhouse”, “Party Down”, “Law And Order: LA”, “Castle”, “Two And A Half Men”, “Children's Hospital”, “Mom”, “The Royals”, and “The Grinder”. He has also starred in several notable tv movies and mini-series, like “From The Earth To The Moon”, “A Mom For Christmas”, “She Creature” on HBO, and “The Women Of Windsor”. He appeared in his first movie in the top-grossing film of 1989, “Lethal Weapon 2”, in which one of his lines, “But…you're black” in answer to Danny Glover's request to emigrate to South Africa, became a catchphrase for the film. Other feature film roles soon followed, including notable appearances in “Independence Day”, “Traces Of Red”, “Multiplicity”, “Burn Hollywood Burn”, “Austin Powers 3”, “A Different Loyalty”, “Love For Rent”, “See This Movie”, “Love For Rent”, “The Prestige”, “Epic Movie”, “Who's Your Caddy?”, “The Seeker: The Dark Is Rising”, “Meet The Spartans”, Woody Allen's “You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger”, “Get Him To The Greek”, “The Cold Light Of Day”, “The Five Year Engagement”, “1915”, “Think Like A Man Too”, and “Kill Your Friends”. But it is probably his diverse performances in the improvised Christopher Guest comedies “Best In Show” (as the Dog Show commentator with Fred Willard), “A Mighty Wind”, and “For Your Consideration” that he has gained the most attention as a chameleon-like character actor, barely recognizable from role to role. As a voice actor, he is most notable for providing the voice of Major Zero in the English version of the massively popular video game “Metal Gear Solid 3”, Bolero the Bull in the movie “Garfield 2”, and the fictional artistic director of Forever Young Films, Kenneth Loring, doing a hilarious commentary in the directors' cut of the Coen Brothers' “Blood Simple”. His voice work in animated tv series and in video games is extensive and includes “The Lion King”, “Extreme Ghostbusters”, “The New Batman Adventures”, “C-12: Final Resistance”, “Return To Castle Wolfenstein”, “The Lord Of The Rings”, “101 Dalmatians 2”, “The Bard's Tale”, “Dead Space: Downfall”, “Ben 10: Ultimate Alien”, Alfred in “Batman: Under The Red Hood”, “Batman: The Brave And The Bold”, “Skylanders: SWAP Force”, “Turbo FAST”, and “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”. He currently released his best-selling book, “Caught With My Pants Down and Other Tales From A Life in Hollywood.” We are so grateful to have him as a guest on, “Black Canvas.”

At some time in our lives, we all make mistakes. However, there is always a way to restart. We are never too late to begin again. Today, my guest is an outstanding individual who rebuilt and recreated his life following a catastrophic event in his life. After being sentenced to two years in federal prison and hitting rock bottom, he has spent the last three years rehabilitating himself via gratitude practice, journaling, and meditation. He is currently a reinvention architect and mindset coach, as well as a TEDx/Keynote speaker and the best-selling author of "Blank Canvas: How I Reinvented My Life After Prison." This fantastic personality, Craig Stanland, joins us on today's episode to discuss his thoughts and experiences with breaking free from the status quo and living life on autopilot. Additionally, he explores how to develop a deeper connection with ourselves to re-architect the second half of our lives with joy, meaning, purpose, and fulfillment.Craig's Story – Craig shares the pivotal incidents in his life that brought him to where he is today and how he felt at the time.Underlying Reasons – Craig expresses his thoughts on the underlying motive that drove him to commit fraud.Golden Treadmill – Craig delves into the mind-blowing concept of the golden treadmill.Self-Worth – Craig describes how his perspective on self-worth has shifted and how he currently defines it.Best Friend's Visit – Craig mentions the influence of his friend's visit to the prison on his life.Black Canvas –  Craig discusses how his desire to use his narrative to help others led to him becoming an author of Black Canvas and how his writings affected his life while incarcerated.Acceptance and Self-Forgiveness – Craig highlights several significant issues in his book, including his perspective on the significance of acceptance and self-worth. ResourcesConnect with Craig StanlandLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/craigstanland Website: craigstanland.com Craig's book: Blank Canvasgeni.us/LifeafterPrison

Jacob Matthew is an international film producer and co-founder of the film agency: Booklight. Through the years, Jacob has traveled the globe making both client content and original content. From his Netflix Original Documentary, to his countless work with major Silicon Valley Tech brands, Jacob is an expert in leveraging creative expertise to turn a profit. We are grateful to have him as a guest on “Black Canvas.”

Jay Malcuit is a alternative rock lead singer with a passion for music who has helped inspire fans from around the globe. With hit songs like “Gemini” and “My Way Out” under his belt, the sky is limitless as it relates to the talent of this rising star. He is currently working on new music and we are grateful to have Jay Malcuit as a guest on “Black Canvas.”

Having been performing since the age of 4, Jayna Elise formerly known as Jayna Brown is an up-and-coming artist you don't want to miss. You may have seen her on stage with the likes of Tyler Perry, Queen Latifah, Lalah Hathaway, and many more; with one of her biggest appearances being on the hit show, “America's Got Talent.” After graduating from performing arts high school “Duke Ellington School of the Arts,” the now 20-year-old has continued to hone her craft producing, writing, composing, and arranging for herself and others in the industry. With a background in piano, guitar, dance, and acting -you never know what role you might see her in next! We are honored to have Jayna Elise as a guest on “Black Canvas.”

Hunter Reece is a dynamic singer/songwriter who has a passion for chasing his dreams and impacting the world one note at a time. His mix of melodic manuscripts and soaring vocals set Hunter a part from other artists in the industry. With his debut single, “B.B.G.G.” He has made an indelible mark on the West Coast and around the world. He has nearly 1,000,000 streams on Spotify alone and we are grateful to have him as a guest on “Black Canvas.”

Dorian Lake is an up-and-coming multi-talented singer that has a sound that is truly unique. After releasing the very impressive, “Songs In The Key of Love,” he returned with “Dream World.” Every single song features moving vocal performances, outstanding melodies, and lyrics that do a fantastic job of showing the world Dorian Lake's vulnerable, romantic, and passionate side. To all artists out there who are trying to experiment with their sound; are looking for the only genre for them, or trying to combine all of them in one- Dorian is here to teach you how to do it. He is a “Magician of Sound” and his authentic approach allows listeners to transcend to a different dimension of love. We love him and are grateful to have Dorian Lake on this episode of “Black Canvas.”

Bio: Kara Winger was born in Seattle, Washington, but grew up in Vancouver, Washington. She is a 4x Olympian, 8x National Champion, former American Record Holder, Public Lands advocate, Dog lover, and a wife. She is a graduate of Purdue University in 2009 in Nutrition, Fitness, and Health and completed an MBA at DeVry University in 2016 with an accounting concentration. She enjoys photography, backpacking, hiking, the outdoors, playing piano, reading, and hanging out with her family. In 2016, she became the first female athlete from Purdue University to qualify for her third Olympic Games, and she threw a season-best mark to win Javelin gold at the Pam-American Games in Lima, Peru in 2019. Kara had the honor and the privilege to carry the flag of the United States of America at the closing ceremonies of the 2020 Summer Olympics and I am proud to have her as a guest on “Black Canvas.”

A leader, strategist, marketer, content creator, producer, director, and trusted advisor. Josiah's experiences have allowed him to drive results and create impactful projects across multiple markets, industries, and practices. His career began after joining Red Bull while achieving a Marketing Degree with a minor in Advertising at Florida Gulf Coast University. For four years, Josiah focused on bringing the brand to life within millennials/collegiate/Gen-Z demographics through crafting experiential marketing initiatives in collaboration with regional, national, and international BU's. He then brought his talent to Los Angeles to provide free lance consulting to brands, artists, and individuals across multiple industries. He prides himself on being an optimistic. He is the founder and creative strategist for Valence Creative and today's special guest on “Black Canvas.”

Bradley is a native of Rockford, Michigan. He first got into music by playing his brother's drum set in middle school. He was encouraged to join the choir, where he discovered he had a talent for singing. He was a standout on “The Voice” and truly made a name for himself with his audition of “Say You Won't Let Go.” Bradley moved to Nashville to jumpstart his blossoming music career. We are grateful to have Bradley as a guest on “Black Canvas.”

After graduating from the Ontario College of Art and Design, Micheal Lambie spent the next 15 years as a Creative Director developing award winning TV commercials, print ads, graphic layouts, and illustrations. It was his flair for Real Estate investing and love of photography and painting that opened his eyes to the world of Interior design. While designing income properties and flipping houses, Micheal discovered that his passion for creating beautiful vignettes in rooms of all shapes and sizes, was just as rewarding as selling the final properties! His vast and diverse knowledge, has given him a unique insight to the world of composition, spatial design and a delicate balance of light and color. Providing clients with distinctive, elegant, contemporary designs that not only meet their needs, but invigorate their homes and spirits. He truly an artist by heart and soul and we are grateful to have the amazing Micheal Lambie as our special guest on “Black Canvas.”

Zaxai is one of New York's eclectic artist. Born of Haitian decent, he credits his sound to his diverse, cultural upbringing. Captivating and intimate, are a few words to describe his voice and performances. Zaxai was a Top 24 contestant on Season 15 of NBC's “The Voice.” Both a member of Team Kelly Clarkson and Team Jennifer Hudson, Zaxai made an impression on each listener who had the pleasure to hear his amazing voice. In the words of Jennifer Hudson, “You're a natural performer, you're ready.” Those words couldn't be more true as he continues to take the industry by storm. We are grateful to have Zaxai as a guest on “Black Canvas.”

Mississippi born and raised, Brooke grew up singing in show choirs and music theatre, she moved to LA and discovered her love for writing her own music And is now independent artist based in Nashville releasing and writing songs about breakups and leveling up. Her new Christmas song “HoHoHo Phaze” is an R&B, Pop tune now available on all platforms! Brooke is truly a star and I am honored to have her as a guest on “Black Canvas.”

Stevie Howie played music since he was a young kid, picking up piano when he was about 5 or 6 years old. He didn't necessarily think that I had a particularly "special" connection to music primarily because he thought that understanding music as a fundamentally powerful, immutable force of the universe was just a fact. Stevie couldn't imagine not seeing that. It wasn't until he knew that other people didn't quite see things the same way that he did that Stevie began to see my love for music as "special". Mr. Howie continued playing music, picking up guitar when he was about 9 years old. He spent countless hours in my room playing along to Green Day and Paramore videos on YouTube, imagining that he was in the music videos in their places. This all lasted for a while, until the end of middle school, when the desire to be "cool" trumped my desire to pursue music. So he put down the guitar and piano for a few years until his junior year of high school. Stevie started listening to lots of blues music, mainly the three kings (Albert King, BB King, and Freddie King), Stevie Ray Vaughan, and John Mayer, as well as a lot of Fleetwood Mac. Soon he started playing music constantly. Stevie was obsessed with guitars and everything about them, and probably watched every single live performance of "Slow Dancing in a Burning Room" that has ever been played. Stevie graduated from high school to go to The University of Alabama, where his white Fender Strat was the one constant thing in a life full of changes, drama, and lot of emotional desperation. Then, he discovered music production near the end of my freshman year of college. Once that happened, it was all over. Stevie was heartbroken and had nowhere else to put all of my emotion, so he fully dove into creating songs through the beginning of my sophomore year of college. In fact, he spent so much of his time making music that he almost lost his scholarship. He had locked himself in his room making music for so long, had skipped so many classes, and had spent so little time and effort on his classes that he was literally failing to meet the bare minimum. But something was off. Stevie was desperately missing something. It took him some time to realize, but he needed to pursue music. Stevie loved engineering things, but music existed on a different plane. Therefore, in May of 2021, one semester before college graduation, Stevie decided to change the entire plan. He was going to pursue music. At all costs. He was set to finish a work co-op over the summer and his final semester of school over the fall, but he wanted to move to Los Angeles and start his music career as soon as possible, so Stevie made some calls with the computer science department at Alabama to allow him to complete his final semester online, and moved to LA in August. Fast forward to today, Mr. Howie is a TikTok Sensation and just released his first single, “Shakes.” I am honored to have him as a guest on “Black Canvas.”

He is also called “Big Country.” Michael is from a little town called Sandy, Oregon. He had a dream to become a vocalist growing up and he is making that dream become reality. With a hit song called “This Town,” Michael is enjoying his time as a country star and he is our very special guest on “Black Canvas.”

Professional dancer - He originally built his reputation within the international competition circuit, expanding himself further stepping into the commercial world via TV shows and music videos, choreographing and featuring in dance theatre productions, having solo stage shows, multiple cruise contracts and continental tours, even performing to millions worldwide in international opening ceremonies. Dance Coach - Throughout his dance career coaching has always been an important aspect to Tommy; from teaching within community sessions to becoming head of urban dance at a reputable contemporary dance school, building his coaching credentials academically to leading international workshops. Dance Industry Consultant - As his skills and experiences both within and outside the dance industry have developed, Tommy has frequently been approached to offer Dance Industry Consultancy. Through Event and Competition Management to Strategic Marketing and Social Media Marketing, Stage Direction and Choreography to Judging dance competitions; all his Skills, Knowledge and Experience are here to direct and guide others through any challenges they may face. Artist/painter Author - dancing with purpose 2021 - a guide to finding meaning through dance and life Tommy is a man with a purpose and I am blessed to have the opportunity to interview him on “Black Canvas.”

Despite starting his career with a lack of natural rhythm, Rapper-turned-singer, Jake Aldridge, went on to become an award-winning musician. Wishing to inspire those facing adversity, Jake's upcoming Pop-Country single ‘Down', is a tribute to, and a celebration of, ‘The underdog'. A title he is all too familiar with. He is truly a star and I am grateful to have him a part of “Black Canvas.”

At the age of 25, Jay Reese is an up and coming superstar. Not only is he an amazing artist, but also he spends his days being a hands on father of 2 amazing kids and a loving husband to his wonderful wife. There is no stopping the momentum of his talent. With his unique charisma, zeal for life, and creative artistry, the world will take notice very soon of this spectacular artist. He is destined for greatness and we are very blessed to have have Jay share his journey on “Black Canvas.” Season 5 is off to a great start!!! Love you brother and keep doing what you do! Please go out and support him on all major platforms and like his music on YouTube. If you are not subscribed and following my second podcast called “Space Between,” I hope to see you there and listening as well. https://anchor.fm/jeriel-h

Bill is a singer/songwriter/recording artist from Kentucky who shares his wonderful gift with the world on tour, through social media apps like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, and is truly a all-around family man. This episode takes a dive into his life growing up and how he has persevered through life changing circumstances. His new single, “Like A Man Oughta Do,” comes out on November 12th. Please go and pre-save his new music and support his previous releases. Thank you Bill for being a part of “Black Canvas.”

Les Trent is an Emmy-Nominated, New York-Based Senior Correspondent for Inside Edition. Les is among the reporters providing Inside Edition's ongoing coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic. Over the years, Mr. Trent has covered such high-profile stories as the Super Bowl, The Sandy Hook shootings, the 9/11 Attacks, and the incredible story of Ted Williams (homeless man with the golden voice). Les has covered breaking and featured stories around the world for over 20 years. He has served more than 10 years as a local reporter in San Francisco, CA and Buffalo, NY. He was also inducted into the Buffalo Broadcasters Hall of Fame. I am so grateful to have Mr. Trent as my final guest for Season 4 of “Black Canvas.”

I am so grateful to have Mr. Jon Davis back on Black Canvas. On today's episode, we dive deep into the abyss of cognition distortions and carve out a plan to help diminish our inner saboteur and find peace in the midst of pain. Jon highlights some amazing tips he has used to help increase his ability to survive and thrive in an ever changing world. His music can be found on all major platforms and his Instagram handle is @officialjondavis

I am grateful to have one of my new friends and a musical genius, DR, as a part of Black Canvas. He is a star on the rise with a Hit song, “Holiday,” out now and some new music on the horizon. He talks about the challenges in the music industry and how he remains grounded in his family life while still pursuing his dreams.

This episode highlights the amazing composer and lyricist, Scott Evan Davis. MAC Award winner in 2017 for Best Song, “Before I Forget,” ASCAP Award winner in 2016 for Best Song, “If The World Only Knew,” Courage In Theatre Award in 2014 for his Original Musical “Powerful Day,” and Broadway World Award in 2012 for Best Song, “If We Say Goodbye.” He shares his experiences in life and how he developed a passion for songwriting and playing the music he loves. He is truly an inspiration and we are grateful to have him as a guest on “Black Canvas.”

The summer and fall festival seasons bring a flurry of buzzy premieres at glamorous locales: Cannes, Venice, New York, Toronto. But as most film critics will attest, some of our best festival experiences are at the smaller venues and events that often fly under the radar. These include regional festivals that cater to local audiences, festivals that spotlight newer filmmakers, and lineups focused on specialized programs.  To discuss the role of these festivals and some selections from recent editions, Film Comment editors Devika Girish and Clinton Krute sat down with one of Film Comment's most trusted festival correspondents—curator and critic Jordan Cronk. Jordan talked about some of his favorite small festivals, including Black Canvas, RIDM, and True/False, and discusses the prize-winners from the recent edition of FIDMarseille, including Outside Noise and Haruhara San's Recorder. They also discuss picks from an upcoming archival film festival organized by Arsenal Berlin, and some of Jordan's personal highlights from Locarno.

En este podcast épico de tres horas continuamos con nuestra revisión de la interminable oferta de festivales cinematográficos en época de pandemia. Ahora charlamos sobre tres festivales que se celebraron con base en una modalidad híbrida (funciones presenciales y virtuales): Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), Black Canvas FCC y New York Film Festival (NYFF). El podcast #16 de Cinema Inferno cuenta con la participación de: Alberto Acuña Navarijo - Crítico de cine del programa radiofónico Derretinas de la barra Resistencia Modulada de Radio UNAM. JJ Negrete - Psicólogo clínico. Actualmente estudia Antropología Social en la UAM. Panelista del programa Mi cine tu cine en Canal Once. Ha colaborado en Butaca Ancha, Cine Premiere y Forbes México. Eric Ortiz García - Periodista (Cinema Inferno, Screen Anarchy) y profesor de cine (FES Aragón UNAM). Fue parte del Screening Team 2019 de Fantastic Fest. Autor del reportaje "Troma, 40 años de cine independiente". https://cineinferno.com

En esta emisión de Encuadre revisamos In Fabric, película de Peter Strickland que, recientemente se estrenó en Amazon Prime; también reseñamos algunas películas de Black Canvas. En la segunda parte del programa, revisamos algunas producciones que tienen como protagonistas a familias disfuncionales.

Enrique Berruga Filloy, ex embajador de México ante la ONU y los detalles del debate presidencial en Estados Unidos. Evaristo Corona y el inicio de las finales en la NBA y Nabani Vera Tenorio de Isla Urbana y la historia del maíz.

This episode will explain my purpose for starting this podcast and sharing with others strength, hope, and love.

We're introduced to co-hosts Drew Lewis and Caleb Auston. Drew is a multifaceted visual artist and creative entrepreneur. He graduated from film school in 2010 to open his own production company (Black Canvas) in 2011, and has worked for himself ever since. Caleb Auston is a Composer, Photographer and Creative Director. He Graduated from University of the Arts in 2012 and has worked in Los Angeles in various creative fields since. In our first episode we talk about imposter's syndrome, jack of all trades vs. master of one, multi-tasking, and more. (Originally recorded on November 11, 2019)  Follow us on Instagram: @artofthegrindpodcast @directordlg @calebauston  For bookings and all other inquiries, email us at: theartofthegrind@gmail.com   © 2020 Black Canvas Productions, LLC. All right reserved.

This episode comes with a trigger warning for Nate's shittiness, so you know it's a good one. He also calls me a pussy and I call him a fucking moron, so it's a hell of a ride. On the musical tip, we like virtually nothing we hear this week. Hopefully, you will disagree. To submit music, email us at demolistenpodcast@gmail.com. To give us money, head to https://www.patreon.com/demolistenpodcast. To talk some shit, call us at (260)222-8341.Queue: Forced Neglect, Flagbearer, Black Canvas, Raw Breed, Vatican, Facecutter, No Right, Bone Folder, One Hundred Million Dollars, Brute Forcehttps://norightxxx.bandcamp.com/https://bruteforcestl.bandcamp.com/https://onehundredmilliondollars.bandcamp.com/https://flagbearerhc.bandcamp.com/https://facecutter.bandcamp.com/https://rawbreed.bandcamp.com/

I think we got a rep early on for being diabolical haters, but here is yet ANOTHER episode where we don't hate a single thing we hear. In fact, we straight up really enjoy almost all of it. Nate also takes a hard stance on racism, which is very brave of him. If you want to send music, email us at demolistenpodcast@gmail.com. To give us money, go to https://www.patreon.com/demolistenpodcast. To call and talk shit or ask questions, hit us at (260)222-8341. Below are the queue and links to the bands we heard.Science Man, Black Canvas, Woolworm, Alpha Hopper, PCP & The Knives, Chopping Block, Mouth For War, Wraith, Facility Men, Krueltyhttps://facilitymen-bigneck.bandcamp.com/https://arduouspath.bandcamp.com/album/the-beginning-to-the-endhttps://wraith219.bandcamp.com/https://mouthforwarco.bandcamp.com/https://choppingxblock.bandcamp.com/https://pcpandtheknives.bandcamp.com/

En este episodio tenemos al estreno mexicano del fin de semana: El ombligo de Guie'dani (2018) de Xavi Sala. Además del estreno internacional: Guasón (2019) de Todd Phillips. También hablamos de un par e películas que nos dejó el festival Black Canvas: 7 años en mayo (2019) de Affonso Uchoa y Cartas a Paul Morrisey (2018) de Armand Rovira. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sonidofilme/message

Hablamos sobre el más reciente filme de Nadav Lapid, también de los detalles de Black Canvas, Festival de cine contemporáneo. Además de la recomendación de cine mexicano, El grito (1968). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sonidofilme/message

Yalla Home invites the Singer/Song Writer Sisters, Christina & Tanya Awad to share their ambitious journey of launching a space called "Black Canvas" for people to express themselves individually & collectively through Collaborative Art right here in the UAE. Listen in to learn more about their inspiring story! Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

Music editor of Cosign Magazine | Founder of Dallas Black Canvas | Manager of Black Renaissance | Cameron Tendaji (@illumindaji) speak about: What Black Canvas Is? and the plan for Black Canvas Cosign Life: Dealing with the clout chasing Executing Goals for 2019 Cam's Mental Health His creative life and pharmacist life Poet: @thejoehenkel - A Child's Life If you want to listen to the podcast: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/unspokenwordsp... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/06ZL8oe9kEcrGQ6pFmAVZF?si=fxpIeERTQbC607ZF9WEleQ Apple Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/u... UWP Social Media: IG: @beckythepoet and @unspokenwordspodcast Website: beckythepoet.com

Este 15 de Agosto de 2018 se celebra por primera vez el Día Nacional del Cine Mexicano; que mejor que hacer un podcast sobre cine. En la primera parte del podcast, escuchamos la rueda de prensa de Black Canvas, Festival de Cine Contemporánea, en su 2a edición, en la que participaron: Salvador Corrales Ayala, productor ejecutivo del festival Claudio Zilleruelo Acra, director artístico y programador Clémentine Mourão-Ferreira, agregada Audiovisual de la Embajada de Francia Veronica Langer, actriz Benjamin Anaya Gonzales, director de divulgación cultural de la CDMX Benjamin Romero Salinas de ProCine En la segunda parte escuchamos la rueda de prensa de la película Los Adioses, que se estrena este 24 de Agosto, la cual habla sobre la vida de Rosario Castellanos. En la rueda participaron: Natalia Beristain, directora Karina Gidi, Tessa Ia, Pedro de Tavira Egurrola y Daniel Giménez Cacho, protagonistas de la cinta. Black Canvas http://blackcanvasfcc.com https://www.facebook.com/BlackCanvasFCC https://twitter.com/BlackCanvas_FCC Los Adioses https://www.facebook.com/Los-Adioses-The-Eternal-Feminine-647904262078981 Playlist: Soundtrack de La Region Salvaje Poesía no eres tú, en voz de Rosario Castellanos

My guest this week is Derrick Williams aka Black Canvas. Derrick and I have been friends for awhile and have seen each other venture into different avenues within the music scene, from me booking shows and doing this podcast to Derrick getting into taking the time to become an MC, and how his life experiences have shaped his art over the years. We get into some discussions about the politics of Grand Rapids, as well as some conversations about our current social issues, and how Derrick conveys these thoughts into his music. We also go through the evolution of Derricks rap personas and what they meant on the way to becoming Black Canvas and much more. Had a lot of fun having a chat with an old friend. Hope you enjoy. Intro Music: "Ambition" and "Chin Ups" by Chae Hawk Outro Music: "Don't Follow Me" by BLK CNVS feat tryggs Links: Facebook: @blkcnvs, @moshpitnationwestMI, @jonsuntitledpodcast Instagram: @dreads_and_threads, @moshpitnation, @jonsuntitledpodcast Twitter: @moshpitnation, @jonsuntitledpod Soundcloud: Soundcloud.com/blkgr Website: Moshpitnation.com Email: jonsuntitledpod@gmail.com

Del 21 al 26 de noviembre se realizará en la Cd. de México la primera edición del Festival Black Canvas, festejo de cine contemporáneo en el que el corto mexicano tiene su propia sección. Enfocado en propuestas de todo tipo y novedosas, se realiza en el corazón de la cd. con jurados de primer nivel y propuestas de cineastas de culto como Takashi Miike. Habrá funciones al aire libre. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Del 21 al 26 de noviembre se realizará en la Cd. de México la primera edición del Festival Black Canvas, festejo de cine contemporáneo en el que el corto mexicano tiene su propia sección. Enfocado en propuestas de todo tipo y novedosas, se realiza en el corazón de la cd. con jurados de primer nivel y propuestas de cineastas de culto como Takashi Miike. Habrá funciones al aire libre.

In this week’s episode, we speak with musicians and artists who are challenging racism/transphobia/homophobia/sexism/ableism/et al. in their communities. They’re fighting for safer spaces and creating their own to give voice and platform to QTBIPOC musicians and artists. We speak with documentary filmmaker Hana Jama of Ottawa’s Babely Shades collective about challenging racism in the music scene, backlash and support from the community, and working with promoters to get more women and femmes of colour at shows--as well as on stage. The Khyber Centre for the Arts Artistic Director Hannah Guinan joins us in the studio to discuss the work she’s doing with South House and Avalon to make the Halifax centre a safer space--which includes a comprehensive sexual assault policy and mandate and an upcoming town hall for community feedback on March 7. Co-host Shaya Ishaq talks about DJing as self-care and shares her experience at Intersessions, an “Inclusive Sound Initiative” that provides safe spaces for women, femme, non-binary and queer folks to learn from talented women and femme DJs and performers. Blank Canvas--a contemporary art space in Toronto, particularly meant for black and diaspora artists--is hosting a fundraiser on Saturday, Feb. 25th to raise money for their new space. The gallery opened in 2016, and on New Year’s Eve, it was hosting an event which welcomed a range of artists, including queer and POC youth. During the event, a police check for a special permit to serve liquor in the space became violent. Police tasered Black Canvas’ co-owner John Samuels, and a few days later, the gallery’s locks were changed without any notice. Hana Jama and Shaya talk about how it has impacted the arts community in Toronto and especially BIPOC artists. Articles // Event links: Khyber Town Hall “Keeping Ourselves and Our Communities Accountable” March 7 event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1139831312810586/ The story behind Babely Shades collective: http://thesparkmag.com/artists/babely-shades/ The Veldt - more on Hana Jama’s documentary: https://noisey.vice.com/en_ca/article/white-music-for-black-people-the-veldt-band “Staying Underground” DJ Shyshaya mix: https://www.mixcloud.com/StayingUnderground/collaborator-042-shyshaya/ Black Canvas is running an Indiegogo Campaign to help pay legal fees and fund their new space. You can support them here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/reinstall-blank-canvas#/ Music featured: Princess Nokia - Tomboy Chudi Harris - The Realist I Everett - At Your Door The Veldt - Everlasting Gobstopper Bambii - FADER mix

Welcome to our introductory episode. We are about to release some amazing interviews. Make sure you subscribe to the podcast in your podcast app! The post Ep 0 Introducing the Contemporary Black Canvas Podcast and Dr Pia Deas appeared first on Contemporary Black Canvas.

We sat down with rapper and label head Brinson at the Invasion Music Awards to talk church hurt, Christian hip hop artists leaving the church, suicide, and his latest album Black Canvas. Listen to a story of showing God’s glory over pain in this episode of Testimony: A Musician’s Story.

Brown Theory from T.A.M.S. stops by and gives the power of story telling. Brinson drops info about BLack Canvas his new EP. Pick it up on itunes if you love this show!

Welcome to Episode 379 of the Radio Orphans Podcast.This episode contains the following independent musicfor your listening pleasure:"That Rush" from Malik Work.Hip hop from New York."Killing Me" by Damian Wyldes.Modern rock from Texas."Seattle Song" from Science!. Acoustic rock from Seattle."Black Canvas" by OFF the band.Modern rock from Iran."Covers" from Arran Arctic.Indie rock from Edinburgh, Scotland."My Song" from Philip Peters.Indie Rock from California."Funny Shoes" from Radio Orphans. Experimental rock from your hosts the Radio Orphansbased in Minneapolis, MN USA.We thank you for listening!