Podcasts about patrik ian polk

Family, it's your favorite queer radio personality, Anna DeShawn, and this is Queer News—your go-to source where race & sexuality meet politics, culture, and entertainment. This week, we celebrate a huge win as Boston declares itself a sanctuary city for trans and queer folks, setting a powerful precedent for protection and inclusion. But while some progress is made, we're also facing new threats—Trump's administration is considering devastating cuts to HIV prevention funding, putting lives at risk. Meanwhile, LGBTQ+ veterans discharged under Don't Ask, Don't Tell are finally getting long-overdue justice. And in culture and entertainment, Doechii is shaking up the charts, Patrik Ian Polk is set to bring a Black queer classic to the screen, and women's basketball is thriving like never before. You already know—this is an episode you don't want to miss. So let's get into it!  

Damon, Jordan, and Tony are curious – where's the line between secrecy and privacy?This National Black HIV/AIDS Day, we had the privilege of hosting Harlem Stage Presents: Surface Level Live, powered by Gilead Sciences. We are grateful for those who were able to join us in person, and we're beyond excited to share the experience digitally with our Surface Level Insiders who couldn't be there.During Part 2 of this special series, we are excited to welcome producer, writer, and director Patrik-Ian Polk to our Surface Level family. We continue the conversation with a unique perspective on sexual health from a member of our community who lived through the AIDS crisis. We also discuss how his beloved work, such as Noah's Arc, has addressed issues related to sexual health, the evolution of expectations surrounding the disclosure of HIV status over time, and the fine line between secrecy and privacy. It was an honor to have this conversation with someone we admire, and we are excited to share this raw and honest discussion with our audience.We know a lot, but we don't know it all, so join the conversation on social and let us know your thoughts.

Patrik Ian-Polk is the creator of Noah's Arc, the first scripted TV show to center Black gay men. The show defied stereotypes and developed a cult following in the 2000s. He discusses the superheroes in his own life that served as his inspirations.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Editors - Charles Little II ACE and Bryan Colvin 9-1-1: Lone Star editors Charles Little II and Bryan Colvin make their debut on The Rough Cut to describe both their workflow for the Fox procedural drama as well as the career paths that lead them there. From 9-1-1 co-creators Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Tim Minear, 9-1-1: Lone Star follows a sophisticated New York firefighter who, along with his son, relocates from New York City to Austin, Texas. He must try to balance the duties of saving those who are at their most vulnerable and solving the problems in his own life. He is joined by other firefighters as well as members of the police department and emergency medical services. CHARLES LITTLE II ACE Charles is an accomplished motion picture editor, television producer and an award-winning multimedia creative. In 2008, Charles received the Best Editing Award for The Luminaries' inspiring music video entitled Peace at the fifth annual Elevate Film Festival which challenged international filmmakers to create works of social and environmental importance. In 2012, Charles directed and edited a series of short brand films for ad agency Gertude, Inc. which earned him a bronze Telly Award.  Charles' credits also include unscripted series for networks like Showtime, Discovery, NatGeo and VH1; including Ru Paul's Drag Race and MTV Networks' 1 World Hip-Hop Championship where Charles wore several hats including Editor, Director and Executive Producer. Charles is an active member in various post-production groups promoting diversity and advancement within the film and television industry; and is a proud member of the Motion Picture Editor's Guild (I.A.T.S.E. Local #700). BRYAN COLVIN Bryan is an up and coming motion picture editor, currently working on 9-1-1 on FOX (created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk & Tim Minear), with his roots in all forms of media creation growing up. From music performance, composition, video editing, motion graphics, even adobe flash before that went the way of the dodo. Any art form that involved media placed over a timeline, was of interest in his upbringing. At the age of 19 Bryan cut a web series called Noah's Arc created by Patrik-Ian Polk that was picked up by LOGO Network. He's cut many music videos, short films, and a sum of 7 indie feature films since his first, and 2 more as Additional Editor. In 2013 Bryan cut his first feature film Blackbird, starring Mo'Nique, Isaiah Washington, and new comer Julian Walker, which even got a small theatrical release in major cities. Always striving to dig deeper into story and plot, and engage the audience better with edge-of-your-seat excitement and empathy for the characters. Always striving to learn new tools and improve the time it takes for thought to be built in the timeline for real, all while guiding the collaborative synergy at the edit bay to keep it flowing all the way to lock picture. Editing 9-1-1: Lone Star In our discussion with the editors of 9-1-1: Lone Star, we talk about: Snapchat editorial setups Trolling Twitter for audience feedback Taking the mad scientist approach to remote "Parsec" workflows Loving the trim tool and 3-band EQ Being an "emotional DJ" The Credits Get your free 100GB of media transfer at MASV Visit ExtremeMusic for all your production audio needs Download your free trial of Avid Media Composer Ultimate Subscribe to The Rough Cut podcast and never miss an episode Visit The Rough Cut on YouTube

On the latest episode of Real on Reel the co-hosts discuss the "I Love Harlem" episode of Run the World, and take a minute to discuss Ella's envious boobs. Do you have little boob envy? The ladies also tip their hats to Patrik-Ian Polk for bringing his special brew of messy tea to The Chi. Get into all of this and more TODAY! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, in part one of our two-part Halloween special, Tre’vell and Jarrett talk about their childhood experiences with Halloween, what candy will get you cussed out and answer the question: Do Black people celebrate Halloween? Plus, a sneak-peak of Jarrett's chat with "Bad Hair" director Justin Simien and more!  Is Hallalujah-ween just as satisfying as trick or treating? Will White celebs somehow find a way to do Blackface this year despite wearing a mask? Do we need to be reminded again that "we are a culture not a mask?" Spooky skeleton season and even spookier candy corn gets the FANTI treatment But first...Pass the PopcornTre'vell and Jarrett discuss the recent stunts of Black entertainers including Ice Cube, 50 Cent and Diddy. DIS/Honorable MentionsThis week, Jarrett has an honorable mention for the new Focus Features documentary The Way I See It which will make you miss the days of decorum and full sentences. He also has an honorable mention for the film Sylvie's Love which drops on Christmas. You can watch the trailer here.Tre'vell has an honorable mention for Patrik Ian Polk who was a part of this year's BIPOC queer film cannon panel at New Fest. Learn more about it here. Another honorable mention goes out to the film Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom starring Viola Thee Davis and features the late Chadwick Boseman in his final performance. One last honorable mention for the wonderful Issa Rae who hosted SNL this past week!And finally, we would like to mention the civil unrest currently going on in Nigeria and the activists and protestors currently risking their lives to end police brutality and overreach. To learn more about this subject you can read “Queer Nigerians Are Being Beaten by SARS — I'm Trying to End That” by Matthew Blaise. Do you have a voting plan? Click here for more information on how you can make your voice heard by voting. And remember…#BlackLivesMatter#JusticeforBreonnaTaylor #BlackTransLivesMatterGo ahead and @ usEmail: FANTI@maximumfun.org@FANTIpodcast@Jarrett Hill@rayzon (Tre’Vell)@FANTIpodcast@TreVellAnderson@JarrettHill@Swish (Producer Laura Swisher)FANTI is produced and distributed by MaximumFun.orgLaura Swisher is the senior producer.Jordan Kauwlingis our associate producer. 

Tune in for a conversation with the godfather of Black gay cinema, Patrik-Ian Polk. The Punks writer-director talks to me about commerce vs artistic vision, American culture’s Black gay spirit, and how he ended up on a Prince tribute album. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

West came onto the scene in the aughts as a producer wunderkind and created classic tracks for artists like Jay Z, Talib Kweli and Alicia Keys. He soon pivoted into a career as a rapper and gained fame in 2003 with the hit song "Through the Wire." Even then, as Kanye rapped through a jaw wired shut after a car accident, audiences could see the drive and determination in Kanye the artist. Kanye changed the course of hip hop. Without Yeezy you have no Drake. No Tyler. No Cudi. But Kanye's ride to the top has been a bumpy one. There was the untimely death of his mother early in his career which many have speculated as a reason for his various mental breaks. There have been numerous antics in front of and behind the cameras. Not to mention the marriage to Kim Kardashian which left many fans stunned!It hasn't been easy to be a Kanye fan. Jarrett and Tre'vell dissect the good, the bad and the what the heck of Kanye the artist, Kanye the advocate for Black lives and Kanye the (alleged) presidential candidate. But first…Pass the PopcornThis week, we're not throwing away our shot to talk about Hamilton in movie form. It just premiered this past weekend on Disney Plus but some people have a bone to pick with the production's artistic choices, specifically its decision to leave the topic of savery largely on the cutting room floor. If you missed Jaclyn Firedman's twitter thread on it you can catch it here.  DIS/Honorable Mentions A dishonorable mention for closed-captioning and its inability to code switch and transcribe Black and Brown voices accurately. Let's hire more Black and Brown transcribers.Also, a dishonorable mention to the NFL and all the other institutions making surface-level changes to appease Black people without actually listening to the action items Black people have demanded. Tre'vell has an honorable mention for Patrik Ian Polk for bringing Noah's Ark back for a special reunion show! Now, can we get a reboot?A mention goes out to Ms. Halle Berry for first considering, then turning down a role as a Trans person. You shouldn't have done it to begin with but at least you learned something today, Catwoman. Lastly, an honorable mention is in order for Kimberly Drew and Jenna Wortham. Their new book, “Black Future,” is available for pre-order here.  Show Notes: #BlackLivesMatter#JusticeforBreonnaTaylor#BlackTransLivesMatter Go ahead and @ us Email: FANTI@maximumfun.org @FANTIpodcast@Jarrett Hill@rayzon (Tre’Vell) @FANTIpodcast@TreVellAnderson@JarrettHill@Swish (Producer Laura Swisher) FANTI is produced and distributed by MaximumFun.orgLaura Swisher is the senior producer.

We’re back y’all! (And releasing one day early because:) Right before we started working on covering Season 2 of Noah’s Arc, Patrik-Ian Polk announced that the lovely cast of NA will be returning for a reunion episode. We will find our girls over a decade down the line, in this current climate of Rona and protests! “Noah’s Arc: The Rona Chronicles” will be out on YouTube on Sunday, July 5th. (Our impact, lmao!) We’ve retweeted articles on @thatgayshitpod, where you can find more details. As for kicking off season 2!: This episode is named after a Prince song! An earthquake hits LA. Alex cosplays a little Tiger King x black gay porn crossover to welcome his man back from ~*Africa*~, Wade and his cornrows show up at The Study after 6 months of silence, much to the dismay of Noah and Malik’s relationship (Nalik? Moah? Maloah?), Chance and sleeping Kenya suffer some fisticuffs, and Ricky’s staff are about as salacious as he is. watch along with us: http://www.logotv.com/episodes/cln7o2/noahs-arc-housequake-season-2-ep-201 email us!: thatgayshitpod@gmail.com tweet us!: @thatgayshitpod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thatgayshit/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thatgayshit/support

Cancel culture is a real thing. Are you really canceling, though? We meannnn we've seen some of y'all still ordering Papa Johns. We talk a great deal about cancel culture with our special guest, Cory George. Cory George the professional life coach, author, producer & facilitator. Yes, he is as good as that all sounds. He helps us get through Black Magic where we highlight Patrik-Ian Polk. We also discuss Kanye West and B. Simone in Rude Talk - have you all really canceled them and can they do things to redeem themselves? Of course, get into Living While Black where we talk about VistaPrint and the lack of justice for Elijah McClain and Breonna Taylor.And can you all imagine that we can talk about all of those things and Urban Laughter still finds time to educate us on Taylor port wine...we didn't ask.

"Le racisme est partout. Y compris chez mes collègues médecins, les internes, ou les patients", raconte le chirurgien noir et gay Wolky dans l'épisode 26 du podcast Extimité.Il y évoque notamment : (02:00) Son enfance en Afrique, élevé principalement par son père : "Ce n'était pas que mon père, c'était mon meilleur ami" (12:00) Sa volonté d'être un garçon modèle : bac à 15 ans et études de médecine en partie pour faire plaisir à son père(18:30) L'acceptation de sa sexualité(26:00) Sa période d'hyperconsommation sexuelle (38:00) La prise de conscience du racisme systémique en entrant dans le monde du travail français(41:30) Le racisme à l'hôpital depuis son point de vue de chirurgien(52:30) Sa dépression : "À force d'en faire 4 fois plus, d'accepter l'inacceptable pour être bien au travail, mon estime de moi-même a été complètement détruite. Après mon arrêt maladie, je devais reconstruire cette estime dans l'environnement qui venait de la détruire."(59:00) Comment il prend désormais soin de sa santé mentale par la méditation et par un suivi psychologique : "Quand on est noir et gay, on accumule tellement de traumas, sans forcément s'en rendre compte […]. Voir un psy, c'est lui présenter un objet qu'on voit depuis un point de vue. Et son rôle, c'est de vous tourner l'objet pour que vous en voyez les autres facettes."(1:01:30) Comment Marie Dasylva (@napilicaio sur Twitter avec ses #JeudiSurvieAuTaf et sa règle des 300 secondes) coach de carrière qui s'est spécialisée dans l'aide de personnes racisées au travail, l'a accompagné : "Sur ses conseils, maintenant, je formalise à l'écrit tous mes échanges avec mes collègues, supérieurs, et les RH au cas où."(1:07:00) Comment trouver un psy pas cher(1:14:00) Le polyamour, ses "choupis" ("quand vous êtes plus que sexfriends mais pas un couple non plus"), et combien son compagnon actuel l'a soutenu durant sa dépression : "C'est ça l'amour : aider l'autre, l'aider à grandir, et se montrer entier. On porte déjà trop de masques dans nos vies." Ce podcast est une création originale de Douce Dibondo et Anthony Vincent.Pistes sonores diffusées :. "Independent Women Pt 1" - Destiny's Child (Survivor - 2001). "We all want love" - Rihanna (Talk That Talk - 2011). "Django Jane" - Janelle Monae (Dirty Computer - 2018). "Cold War" - Janelle Monae ( The Archandroid - 2010)Les recommandations culturelles de Wolky :. "Codes Noirs de l'esclavage aux abolitions", essai d'André Castaldo, préfacé par Christiane Taubira. "Straight Jacket, overcoming society's legacy of gay shame", livre enquête de Matthew Todd . "Un Appartement sur Uranus", essai de Paul B. Préciado, préfacé par Virginie Despentes. "Noah's Arc", série de Patrik-Ian Polk. "Cloud Atlas", film de Lana Wachowski. "Petit Bambou", application mobile pour méditer. "Méditer puis Agir", essai de Youki Vattier Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Director, screenwriter, and producer Patrik-Ian Polk has been creating phenomenal Black LGBTQ content for film and television audiences for nearly two decades, starting with the 2000 feature film "Punks," which he wrote, directed and produced. Polk is best known for his groundbreaking television series "Noah’s Arc," which ran for premiered in 2005 and ran for two seasons on the Logo cable channel. The series featured gay Black and Latinx characters and highlighted many social issues including same-sex marriage, queer parenthood, HIV/AIDS awareness, and gay bashing. Logo TV recently made the entire series available for free on their YouTube channel. This week we got to speak with the visionary and queer icon about his 20-year career as a filmmaker, director, and producer of Black and Queer art, and we got to fan out and tell him just how much his work has brought us joy, given us LIFE and allowed us to see ourselves like we were never able to before.

A quelques semaines du cinquantenaire des émeutes de Stonewall et du mois des fiertés LGBT, Chris reçoit Divine du podcast The Why Le Poukwa, et Paul Arthur, journaliste mode, afin de parler du coming out. Suite à la parution au cinéma du documentaire Coming Out de Denis Parrot, ils se questionnent sur la nature des injonctions à “sortir du placard” ainsi que l’après coming out dans la Pop Culture. Plus tard, Rhoda revient le temps d’une chronique sur l’oeuvre de John Singleton qui nous a malheureusement quitté. Enfin, vos pimentiers préférés sont de retour pour parler style. Pourquoi le style des noirs fascine-t-il autant ? Signe d’appartenance ? Message politique, ou simple expression de son aura ? Et en bonus un DJ set de Hey.Bony Sel & Poivre : 3’40 Coming Out : 23’40 Chronique John Singleton :01’02’03 So Fresh So Clean : 1’19’41 Dans cette émission on évoque : SEL & POIVRE : We celebrated Michael Phelps’s genetic differences. Why punish Caster Semenya for hers? - Washington Post : https://bit.ly/2LriU3K “White women's tears endanger the lives and livelihoods of black women” un thread Twitter de Danielle Dash sur l’affaire Caster Semenya : https://bit.ly/2vEmop6 “ Is fair play in running more important than fairness to Caster Semenya as a human?” De Gaby Hinsliff https://bit.ly/2UV8mte Le clip de “Dale” de Hamza & Aya Nakamurra : https://bit.ly/2UXaikV COMING OUT : [Documentaire] Coming Out, Denis Parrot (2019) : https://bit.ly/2J2m7om Séries indépendantes/films noirs & LGBT : DL Chronicles, (2013) : https://bit.ly/2vCaITD Noah’s Arc, Patrik Ian Polk, (2005) : https://bit.ly/2UXXSJH The Skinny, Patrik Ian Polk, (2012) : https://youtu.be/BBQOGf9cdr4 Triangle, Caesar Williams Jr, (2013) : https://youtu.be/d4moAIvDol4 La Société de la Transparence, Byung-Chul Han, (2017) : https://bit.ly/2Jpvluz - SO FRESH SO CLEAN : “What was the hipster” de Mark Grief : https://nym.ag/2nYb8iC The Congo Dandies: living in poverty and spending a fortune to look like a million dollars : https://bit.ly/2vDfwbh The Politics Of Black Style de Kimberly D. Williams and Alexandra C. Wood : https://bit.ly/2Ji4QqL Tracklist : https://spoti.fi/2WrNafU Wombo Lombo - Angélique Kidjo feat Junior Vazquez Lowkey - Kari Faux Rip it up - Little Richard Mshell Ndeogoncello - Soul Searchin’ So Fresh, So Clean - Outkast Mika - Riddla Change Clothes - Jay-Z feat Pharell Williams Chillection #9 - Hey.Bony Contactez-nous : emissionpiment@gmail.com

Once upon a time, Kai Wright saw a movie called "Punks." A romantic comedy about black gay men, it was like nothing he'd ever seen before. But then it disappeared. Kai Wright is editor and host of WNYC’s Narrative Unit and a columnist for The Nation magazine. Patrik-Ian Polk is the writer and director of Punks; he went on to create Noah's Arc, The Skinny, and Blackbird, and is now a producer and writer for Being Mary Jane. He is currently producing and writing the upcoming Starz drama series, Pussy Valley. Special thanks to the ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives at USC.  Episode scoring by Jeremy Bloom with additional music by Ultracat ("Little Happenings"). Theme by Alex Overington. Support our work! Become a Nancy member today at Nancypodcast.org/donate.

This Weeks Episode on LouddMouthRadio.com : Live Conversation with the Cast of the new Film "BlackBird" which premieres in select theaters Friday, April 24, 2015, directed by Patrik Ian Polk -the creator of the hit tv series "Noah's Ark starting Oscar Winner Monique, Isaiah Washington, Julian Walker, Kevin Allesee, Terrell Tilford, Gary L. Gray, D. Woods, Terry Henry, Nikki Jane, Torrey Laamar. A strong and compelling story of a young man's journey of self discovery. Follow  the film for movie locations online http://blackbirdthemovie.com #WEAREBLACKBIRD   Connect with us on Twitter @LouddMouthRadio   Facebook.com/louddmouthradio   Follow LouddMouth Radio Network on  Stitcher Radio  & Tune In Radio