Podcast appearances and mentions of Darryl Stephens

Darryl Stephens, director of United Methodist Studies at Lancaster Theological Seminary, talks with Word&Way President Brian Kaylor about his book Reckoning Methodism: Mission and Division in the Public Church. He also discusses issues of sexuality, colonialism, and public advocacy. Note: Don't forget to subscribe to our award-winning e-newsletter A Public Witness that helps you make sense of faith, culture, and politics. And order a copy of Baptizing America: How Mainline Protestants Helped Build Christian Nationalism by Brian Kaylor and Beau Underwood. If you buy it directly from Chalice Press, they are offering 33% off the cover price when you use the promo code "BApodcast."

Darryl Stephens, Co-Founder of the Bass Parlour app, @bassparlour has a background in both music and business. Darryl worked for several years as a sound designer for video game company EA Sports where helped create the dialogue, sound effects, and music clips for the Madden NFL and NCAA football games. https://linktr.ee/bassparlour He went on to attain an M.B.A. from Howard University, and a few years after graduating launched the Bass Parlour. Bass Parlour is a music app that empowers musicians with an easy way to find and connect with other musicians worldwide. Bass Parlour also hosts a monthly collaboration contest that encourages musicians to pair up and create original music together. Attention Podcasters For Better Guests: https://www.joinpodmatch.com/bankedoutt

How do you think AI will affect the music industry and musicians? Darryl Stephens with a background in music and business, Co-founder of Bass Parlour, shares his view. Bass Parlour is a Music App that empowers musicians with an easy way to find and connect with other musicians worldwide. https://bassparlourapp.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/darrylrstephens

Let's get into the heart of authentic queer storytelling with our special guest, Jason Caceres. Known for his breakout role in the series "Open To It," Jason shares his journey as an out and proud actor, his experiences on set, and the importance of nuanced queer representation in media. In This Episode:Jason's Path to "Open To It": Discover how Jason's varied career and his commitment to authentic queer representation led him to star in "Open To It," a series that explores modern queer relationships and the complexities of love and sexual exploration.Behind the Scenes with Jason: Get a glimpse into the fun, challenges, and the unexpected turns of filming "Open To It," including working with superstar drag queens like Manila Luzon and Laganja Estranja.Throuple Dynamics Explored: Jason dives into the dynamics of throuples, as portrayed in "Open To It," and shares personal insights on communication, vulnerability, and the evolving landscape of queer relationships.Authenticity on Screen and Beyond: Learn about the importance of portraying real, relatable queer experiences on screen and how Jason navigates his personal and professional life with authenticity.Future Projects and Dreams: Jason talks about his future aspirations, upcoming projects, and his hope to continue pushing boundaries and celebrating queer stories. Watch "Open To It": Streaming now on OutTV, "Open To It" is a must-watch for anyone looking for a light-hearted yet profound exploration of queer relationships and identity. More about Jason Caceres:Jason Caceres is a Cuban American actor/model originally from Miami, Florida. Most recent credits include Criminal Minds, Insatiable, Kidding, Pam & Tommy, Days of Our Lives and Jimmy Kimmel Live! Jason will play Chayce in new series “Boy Culture: Generation X,” a reboot of the original film by the same name.Jason has made a name for himself in the indie LGBTQ+ film scene starring in films like “All American Boys” opposite Wilson Cruz, “Demonhuntr” on Amazon featuring Darryl Stephens, “Tina Town,” as well as “Open To It” costarring Laganja Estranja, Manila Luzon, Pandora Boxx, and Honey Davenport. He enjoys being incredibly active occupying his free time with physical activities like hiking, swimming and has taken up a passion for recreational pole dancing!”Theatrical Reel / Comedy Reel / Commercial Reel / Modeling Portfolio ___LINKS:Follow us on Instagram, TikTok and X.Join the Gayborhood free newsletter or paid membership for bonus episode content.Read more about every episode on our website.___SUBSCRIBE & REVIEW:Modern Gays is published every week. If you love the show and can support us, please subscribe and write a review wherever you get your podcasts! Thanks for listening! xx Daniel and Garet

In 2018, Darryl started hosting music collaboration showcases for musicians in Washington D.C. and Atlanta, where he'd pair them up and give them time to create a new song from scratch. With the popularity of these showcases he decided to open a co-working space for musicians called Bass Parlour Studios. The studio quickly became a staple in Atlanta's independent music community, but unfortunately when the Covid-19 pandemic hit, we were forced to close Bass Parlour Studios. After seeing the need for a space to find new collaborators and create with, he decided to develop a mobile app called ‘Bass Parlour' that would allow musicians to find each other and collaborate on new music remotely. The Bass Parlour app is quickly becoming a global music tool used by musicians around the world. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/techbytespodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/techbytespodcast/support

Join us for an engaging conversation with Darryl Stephens. Co-Founder of the Bass Parlour ap. As he shares his journey, from sound designer at EA Sports to entrepreneur.  After obtaining an M.B.A. from Howard University; Darryl launched Bass Parlour. Revolutionising how musicians connect worldwide. By implementing an app's monthly collaboration contest. Where artists unite to create original and inspiring music on one platform. Don't miss this insightful discussion with Darryl. A trailblazer at the intersection of technology and music.  Check out, their website with the link provided below: https://linktr.ee/bassparlour  We have a magical link below with all our socials and handle so you can find us on your favorite pod spot

Darryl Stephens talks about reprising his role as Andrew in the new film ‘Boy Culture: Generation X,' and what he hopes audiences will take away from the film. Plus, Stephens opens up about his early days as an actor and his experience filming the 2001 Dirk Shafer-directed movie, ‘Circuit.'

Description: In this compelling episode, we dive deep with Darryl Stephens, co-founder of the game-changing Bass Parlour app. From his beginnings as a sound designer, bringing iconic games to life, to pioneering music collaboration showcases and eventually launching an app that's reshaping how musicians collaborate globally. Discover the backstory behind Bass Parlour's inception, and how Darryl turned adversity during the Covid-19 pandemic into an opportunity, birthing an innovative platform that fills a void for musicians worldwide. We explore the nuances of the music industry and the changing landscapes of entrepreneurship in the AI era. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur seeking wisdom on building startups, or an independent artist navigating the ever-evolving music scene, Darryl's insights are sure to enlighten and inspire. Topics covered: The transformative power of music collaboration. The seismic shifts in the music industry and the role of AI. Startups and the art of thriving. The importance of business plans, and the eternal debate: Should artists go independent or sign with labels? For a deeper dive into the world of Bass Parlour and to connect with Darryl, visit his website: https://bassparlourapp.com/ Whether you're in the music industry, an aspiring entrepreneur, or just someone curious about the future of AI in our world, this conversation promises a blend of inspiration, information, and a fresh perspective on where we're headed. Don't miss it! Disclaimer: Not advice. Educational purposes only. Not an endorsement for or against. Results not vetted. Views of the guests do not represent those of the host or show. Do your due diligence. Click here to join PodMatch (the "AirBNB" of Podcasting): https://www.joinpodmatch.com/drchrisloomdphd We couldn't do it without the support of our listeners. To help support the show: CashApp- https://cash.app/$drchrisloomdphd Venmo- https://account.venmo.com/u/Chris-Loo-4 Buy Me a Coffee- https://www.buymeacoffee.com/chrisJx Thank you to our sponsor, CityVest: https://bit.ly/37AOgkp Click here to schedule a 1-on-1 private coaching call: https://www.drchrisloomdphd.com/book-online Click here to purchase my books on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2PaQn4p Follow our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/chL1357 Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/drchrisloomdphd Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thereal_drchrisloo Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@drchrisloomddphd Follow the podcast on Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/christopher-loo Thank you to our advertisers on Spotify. Financial Freedom for Physicians, Copyright 2023

Picture yourself collaborating with musicians from around the globe, right from your living room. That's a reality made possible by Darryl Stephens, the genius behind the innovative Bass Parlour app. In our recent conversation, Darryl gives us an in-depth look at how his app is revolutionizing the music industry by providing a unique platform for musicians, artists, and songwriters to work together, regardless of their physical location. Delving into his rich experience of hosting music showcases in DC, Darryl highlights how the app is bringing an antidote to the anti-social tendencies amplified by the pandemic.Navigating the changing currents of the music industry can be daunting, but the Bass Parlour app is here to help. Darryl and I explore the impact of streaming on the music world, discussing how his app has become an invaluable tool for artists looking to keep their creative juices flowing and stay relevant. The app's success stories, from the creation of diverse collaborations to unexpected yet fantastic results, serve as testament to its transformative potential. Yet, launching the app wasn't without challenges. Darryl opens up about building a trusted team and the complexities of the music industry that his app aims to simplify.As we wrap up our enlightening conversation, Darryl and I delve into the future of the Bass Parlour app and a topic close to his heart - creativity in education. Passionately advocating for nurturing creativity in traditional education systems, Darryl envisions his app as a tool to fulfill this mission. He also shares his experience of having his music played on 106.3 FM, highlighting the opportunities the Bass Parlour offers for musicians, artists, and songwriters to collaborate, create, stay relevant, and even earn money. This inspiring discussion is a testament to the power of creativity, collaboration, and embracing change in the music industry.Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: The SHITTS Podcast. Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and iHeart Radio. Subscribe and comment.

As I feasted on the Season 2 finale of And Just Like That, I couldn't help but wonder: Now what do I have to live for?!

In today's episode we run shirtless in your neighborhood with Darryl Stephens, celebrate hot dad Summer by opening a daycare, embrace our place in the sissyhood, fax in our headshot to audition for the Latinx spinoff of Noah's Arc: “Nestor's Canoe” & much more! photograph: @misterandrus Be a part of the show-- call the Gay Cousins Hotline 310-431-9788 and leave us a voicemail (chisme, questions, advice, good news!) Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and listen every Tuesday for a new episode! And be sure to follow us on Instagram & Twitter: tiktok.com/@yourgaycousins instagram.com/YourGayCousins twitter.com/YourGayCousins yourgaycousins.com/shop

A simple number adds a special sense of complexity to a discussion about luck, spirituality, and signs from the universe with writer Brittany Adams and sound artists Darryl Stephens and djones.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

My guest this week is actor and producer, Darryl Stephens. In our wide ranging conversation Darryl an I chat about his acting career, the importance of Noah's Arc, ending toxic masculinity, and his new role in life as a father. Support the show

This week we're back with Part Two in our finale series highlighting some of our favorite films from the 2021 edition of Outfest Los Angeles! First, host David Kittredge chats with director Nathan Hale Williams about adapting George M. Johnson's memoir into the film ALL BOYS AREN'T BLUE, challenging assumptions about being Black and gay, and juggling careers as a filmmaker, published author, and entertainment lawyer. Then, we're joined by BOY CULTURE: THE SERIES creator Q. Allan Brocka and lead actor Darryl Stephens to discuss continuing the story of the hit 2006 gay film into an episodic series, updating its approach to sex work in the digital age, and embracing your inner daddy. Support this podcast

☎️ This week is a part two to the conversation I had last week with Actor, Director, Producer, and Writer, Doug Spearman. We dive into his latest project, From Zero to I Love You, a movie he wrote and directed in 2019 that explored the relationship between a open gay man, played by Darryl Stephens, and a married man who struggles with his sexuality. If you haven't seen the movie, I recommend you check it out otherwise this episode is one big spoiler. Doug and I analyze various scenes, discuss the lives of the actors on and off screen, and the overall theme and message behind the movie. #HungUp | Doug Spearman Twitter @ Instagram @dougspearman

Darryl Stephens talks about the legacy of Noah's Arc, the radical way the show dealt with HIV, and why he almost quit acting before becoming a father. LGBTQ&A is hosted by Jeffrey Masters and produced by The Advocate magazine, in partnership with GLAAD. Come find us on Twitter @lgbtqpod.

Hey!!!! Welcome, Welcome, Welcome To BLACK TO THE FUTURE PODCAST! We are so pleased you could join us here today! On this podcast we will discussing various topics through a Black, Queer, Feminist Lens. Our goal is elevate, educate, and empower those of us in the Black Queer community, and also to help our supporters and allies to become more knowledgeable about what we need as far as support! On this episode Mikey & Xay Dé speak about two Black, Queer actors and also two forms of Black, Queer media - a film and television series. They discuss Darryl Stephens, a Black, Gay actor who has played in films such as "Boy Culture", "The Skinny", and "From Zero to I Love You". He has also appeared in television such as "Ugly Betty", "B Positive" and "Noah's Arc." In addition to him, they discuss Queen Latifah, a Black, Lesbian actress (singer, rapper, television show host) who has appeared in films such as "Bringing Down the House", "Set It Off", and "Hairspray." She has also starred in television series "Star", "Living Single". These two also chat about the film that won Best Picture at the 89th Acamedy Awards "Moonlight" a coming-of-story about a Black, closeted, disenfranchized man. Also they talk about the show "POSE" on FX, which is a series starring five Black, Transgender women which has won Emmy's as well.   INTERACT WITH US: https://linktr.ee/blacktothefuturepodcast/

DREAM guest Darryl Stephens joins Matt and Dave with AN EXCLUSIVE ANNOUNCEMENT that will heal your soul, just in time for Valentine’s Day. Also: feeling a bit better with this new administration, QAnon remaining crazy and dangerous, Armie Hammer, The Prophets by Robert Jones Jr, The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller, the disappointing Golden Globe nominations, Matt and Darryl's time doing The Boys In The Band, behind the scenes stories about Noah's Arc and B Positive, lessons from past relationships, learning how to trust people, and how Darryl met his partner. Plus, again: BIG NEWS.

Danny is back for part 2 of our conversation. This week we discuss what it’s like being a single gay dad in NYC. Danny reveals what dating as a single dad in pre-covid NYC was like as well as his favorite gay bar in NYC. I also chat with Danny about his role as Waylon on the TV series DTLA playing the love interest of the very handsome Darryl Stephens. Then we take a deep dive into our shared horror at the revelations in the recent Netflix documentary “The Social Dilemma.” Find Danny on Insta: Instagram.com/JdannyRoberts  Find me on Insta: Instagram.com/SeanLShow   Find me on Twitter at: Twitter.com/SeanLShow For the late night Twitter:  Twitter.com/SLS_AfterHours --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/seanlshow/support

This week, Rory acts extra weird on a date but it somehow works out in his favor while Laurie falls deeper into her love for Harry Styles and steals the spotlight from her own artist. Plus, it’s time for the Podcast People Of The Year Awards and Rory and Laurie’s most listened to songs and artists of 2020. Subscribe and follow us at @superexcitedpod Follow Rory: @itsRORYjames Follow Laurie: @laurielamartina

Writer Darryl "Party All Wknd" Stephens and comedian Justin Tabb talk about their new movie "Facemask" that puts a comedic spin on today's COVID-19 world...

Writer Darryl "Party All Wknd" Stephens and comedian Justin Tabb talk about their new movie "Facemask" that puts a comedic spin on today's COVID-19 world...

Join #BLAIRISMS hosts Blair & Brandon for an incredible time on the #SAVAGECHATSERIES with the TALENTED ACTOR, WRITER and STAR of the LEGENDARY Black LGBT TV Series, "Noah's Arc" ... @darrylstephens.

In this week's episode, Maria (@ValarMorDollars) and Megan (@ephemeralquiet) recap episode 5 of Lovecraft Country - "Strange Case"WARNING! THIS PODCAST CONTAINS SPOILERSFor Further Reading - Lovecraft Country Episode 5 Syllabus (Courtesy of the Langston League)Things mentioned in this episode :Matt Baume's Culture Cruise - The Queen: NYC Drag Pageant Before House LaBeijaCrystal LaBeija's epic read from The Queen (1968) – "I have a RIGHT to show my color, darling!"Paris Is Burning - "Catagories" (1990)Cheryl Dunye's "Watermelon Women" (Trailer)Noah's ARC (Pilot episode) (2005)Darryl Stephens drag cameo in "Lovecraft Country"Queer As Folk - 513-Brian and Justin's Last Scene Together. Ntozake Shange -For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When The Rainbow is Enuf (1982)Jessie GenderLovecraft Country: Loving Something That Hates YouLovecraft Country's Problematic Two-Spirt RepresentationLovecraft Country: Wunmi Mosaku Details the Painful Experience of Making Episode 5Lube Recommendations Sliquid (Water-Based)Boy Butter (Water-Based)KY Jelly (Water-Based)Uberlube ( Silicone-Based)Yes Organic Lube ( Water-Based)Good Clean Love (Water-Based)Spotify has a Lovecraft Country playlist that updates every week. If you have questions, comments or, predictions please e-mail us at LovecraftChronicles@gmail.comOrTweet at us - @LCCCrossingPlease rate and review! Thanks for listening!

This week, Rory and Laurie celebrate the 100th episode of the podcast with special guests Darryl Stephens, CJay, and Bethany Vee. Plus, the most super exciting news as Kamala Harris is named Joe’s VP and Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion drop “WAP.” Plus, Rory and Laurie reveal the smash hit song they co-wrote and recall the time they were drinking at work and Rick Ross appeared. Subscribe and follow us at @superexcitedpod Follow Rory: @itsRORYjames Follow Laurie: @laurielamartina

Host David Kittredge chats with the filmmakers behind the 2019 Outfest Los Angeles film From Zero to I Love You: writer/director Doug Spearman; stars Darryl Stephens, Scott Bailey and Keili Lefkovitz; and producer Alan Koenigsberg. They cover everything from the tenacity needed to make independent films, to issues of race, to how Doug and Darryl have evolved as artists since starring in the groundbreaking series Noah's Arc. Support this podcast

Review on Noah's Arc w/ Original cast Darryl Stephens, Jensen Atwood, Rodney Chester, Doug Spearman and Christian Vincent are set to return for the reunion titled Noah's Arc: The ‘Rona Chronicles, which speaks to the current landscape.

HAPPY JUNETEENTH! For current events, I discuss the two African American brothers behind Japan's first major black-owned Anime studio. The extremely popular series Noah's Arc is returning for a 15th anniversary special and Trina apologizing for her recent comments about the protests. For my segment, 'Topic Of Discussion', I talk about what being black and proud means to me. In these days of black men and women being murdered, I want to take some time to uplift us and talk about what we as people mean to me. We come in different shades, shapes and forms (LGBTQ) and I love every last one of us.

Award-Winning Comedian, Writer, Entertainer Sampson McCormick stops by and dishes on his new project.

Top of the morning WORLd...Episode 6: Frat House features DJ/Filmmaker DARRYL STEPHENS aka PARTYALLWKND. Darryl talks about being from Michigan, but growing up in a Military family and traveling a lot until his dad settled in Kentucky. After high school Darryl attended UofL where picked up DJing. Years later, Darryl joins the Air Force where he picked up more DJ gigs while in Illinois. Darryl talks about DJing in KY, his relationship with Sasha Renee/The Vibe and turning his mixtape into the movie Frat House. Darryl goes on to detail the shooting of the movie and then moving on to create HYPEVISIONS and their new show Techniqolor.

Christmas came early! Meet Darryl Stephens, the iconic lead actor of “Noah's Arc” from Logo TV. Listen to our unfiltered & uninhibited chat about navigating black gay Hollywood, new projects, & being a true advocate for queer POC. Special guest: @DarrylStephens.

In this episode Hope sits down with Noah’s Arc star Darryl Stephens to talk about where he’s been what he’s passionate about and how he’s turned his brand and she would name the LGBT folks everywhere know and love! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hopedisguised/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hopedisguised/support

As the host of Strange Fruit we’ve often wondered why pants made for men have plenty of pockets while most pants designed for women are pocketless. This week we discuss about the problematics of the gender binary when it comes to fashion and clothing and speak with Washington Post writer Samantha Schmidt about a Washington, DC area sewing class designed to deconstruct the gender rules in fashion and reconstruct clothing that better meets form and function for the queer and trans participants. Later this month, Louisville plays host to the second annual Midwest Queer Comedy Festival, a showcase designed to expose audiences to comedic voices from the LGBTQ community. Starting August 21st, the MQCFest will be five nights of shows, showcases, podcasts, and after parties. This year's line-up is stacked with nearly 75 acts, including headliner Sampson McCormick. McCormick is an award-winning Black queer comic who first joined us for a conversion about breaking barriers last December. He’s back this week to talk about his upcoming appearance at MQCFest and about his new movie A Different Direction with Darryl Stephens from TV’s “Noah’s Arc.” Also joining us to discuss all things queer and comedic is comedian Keith McGill, who is an associate producer of the festival, and MQCFest creator and executive producer Dwayne Duke. Support the work we do at Strange Fruit! Click here to make a one-time donation. +

Tre’vell Anderson, Director of Culture and Entertainment for Out Magazine, kicks off the first episode in a new series looking back at notable LGBTQ+ moments in film and television. Tre'vell is first joined by Jon Lovett. They discuss a moment in television that impacted Jon's life and imagine what a more inclusive future could look like. Then, Tre'vell is joined by legendary actor Darryl Stephens and Jeffrey Masters, host of the podcast LGBTQ&A, to take a look at gay men on screen and discuss how these representations have impacted them, and us, in real life.

This week, it’s the episode we’ve all been waiting for! TELEVISION'S Darryl Stephens finally agrees to join us on the podcast and even admits to having a “moderate amount of fun.” Rory still can’t believe Darryl got to be in the latest Pee-Wee movie and they recount the night Darryl introduced Rory to Paul Reubens. Plus: Darryl spills the tea about shooting Noah’s Arc, Beyond The Lights, and 2 Broke Girls, and explains the root of his love for Janet Jackson and Prince. Don’t forget to subscribe to the show and follow us at @superexcitedpod Follow Rory at @itsRORYjames

This week, we have the iconic Darryl Stephens on the couches of #katradio. First, we talk the royal wedding and our experiences on blind dates and being matchmakers with our friends. Next, we talk sex... safe sex that is. When is it appropriate to have the conversation surrounding sexual health when it comes to a new interest? Is it at the dinner table, or in the bedroom right before things get hot and heavy? You can find Darryl on Twitter and Instagram at @darrylstephens! DON'T MISS OUT! Listen, rate, and subscribe to Kiss & Tell Radio on SoundCloud, iTunes, REVRY, Google Play, and Stitcher. Have an opinion? Join the conversation hashtag #KATradio on social media. Email #KATmail to askkatradio@gmail.com! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/katradio/support

"A church without deacons is a church abridged.” The United Methodist Church has two ordained orders, Elders and Deacons. Elders serve the church through parish ministry, and Deacons bridge the gap between the church and its local community. As a separate order, Deacons have existed for over 20 years, but lay and clergy alike continually struggle to understand and utilize Deacons. Could your church better connect with its local context? Do you have a call to ministry but aren’t sure ordained Elder is for you? Join our conversation with deacons Kathleen Stolz, Tom Lank, and Dr. Darryl Stephens to hear just how relevant Deacons could be to YOU.

"A church without deacons is a church abridged.” The United Methodist Church has two ordained orders, Elders and Deacons. Elders serve the church through parish ministry, and Deacons bridge the gap between the church and its local community. As a separate order, Deacons have existed for over 20 years, but lay and clergy alike continually struggle to understand and utilize Deacons. Could your church better connect with its local context? Do you have a call to ministry but aren’t sure ordained Elder is for you? Join our conversation with deacons Kathleen Stolz, Tom Lank, and Dr. Darryl Stephens to hear just how relevant Deacons could be to YOU.

Joining me, in order, will be Darryl Stephens, the star and title character of the popular Logo Channel series, “Noah’s Arc.” In the middle of what is shaping up to be a gay male sandwich will be the beautiful and straight actress Janina Gavankar, who stars as “Papi” on Showtime’s long-running “The L Word.” And then bringing up the funny at the rear will be my old Facebook friend whom I’ve never before spoken with, the star of “Last Comic Standing” and “Celebrity Fit Club,” comedia

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Darryl Stephens is an out and proud Gay African American actor, best known for playing the lead role of Noah Nicholson on The Logo Channels hit series "Noah''s Arc". Stephens grew up in the Altadena and Pasadena areas of Los Angeles, CA. He attended the University Of California Berkeley where he studied sociology and ethnic studies along with drama and dance before earning a Bachelor's Degree in American Culture Studies. Stephens has appeared on the sexy late-night serial MTV's "Undressed", the short-lived series "That's Life", and VH1's "Red Eye". During the same period, he was also appearing in various commercials for products such as Dockers and performing in small theater venues and scene study classes. He also played in a Hollywood revival of the well-known play "Bent". Stephens had supporting roles in the films "Seamless", "Not Quite Right", and "Circuit". However, his breakout role came in 2004, when independent filmmaker Patrick Ian-Polk cast him as the lead character for the new series "Noah's Arc". The original intention was for the show to be released direct-to-DVD after it had received rave reviews at various film festivals. However, in the fall of 2005, LOGO picked up Noah's Arc, which debuted on October 19. Upon the end of the series, it was announced that there would be feature film version, in which Stephens will presumably star. By the end of 2006, Stephens had completed roles in the comedy Another Gay Movie and the drama Boy Culture, the latter alongside newcomer Derek Magyar. His next film, scheduled for release in 2010,is "Bolden!", a biographical film about a cornet player in which he plays Frank Lewis. We Hope you join us Live on Monday June 8th at 12:30 A.M. EST.

Enjoying the success of his most recent project, Noah's Arc: The Movie, actor Darryl Stephens talks about the evolution of his career, spending time on causes that matter to him and what he looks forward to in the upcoming year.