Podcast appearances and mentions of Tina Gordon

We're in Humboldt with the amazing Tina Gordon of Moon Made Farms. Join us as we dive deep into the magic of sun-grown cannabis, the art of cultivation, and the profound connection between nature and wellness. Tune in to discover the beauty of the harvest season and the power of the feminine in cannabis cultivation. [Ep134]

Vanessa Fraction and Kenice Mobley visit Friends Like Us and argue wether they would stop for a white baby, late at night, on an Alabama road and more with host Marina Franklin!  Vanessa Fraction  is the high-spirited, outrageously funny co-host of Nappy Boy Radio Podcast hosted by rapper and producer T-Pain. She also guest hosts on the entertainment news television series Dish Nation (FOX) and can be seen in Universal Pictures' cinematic musical, Praise This written and directed by Tina Gordon, produced by Will Packer, Tim Story, James Lopez, and Sharla Sumpter. From her unique brand of comedy that's both witty and unapologetically honest, Fraction's hilarious stand-up sets never fail to deliver sharp commentary on everyday life, relationships, and the struggles of being a successful black woman. Her ability to effortlessly weave these topics into a cohesive storyline that perfectly illustrates her point is what makes her stand out from other comics. Fraction's comedy is relatable and incredibly funny, with an edge that allows her to push boundaries. She's the kind of comedian who will make you laugh until your face hurts while making you think about the issues at hand. With a storied history of industry wins, Fraction was an analyst for the Comedy Hype News show and periodic face on Windy City Live (Chicago), she is also a recurring favorite as a crowd warmer for numerous shows, including Dancing With Myself, America's Got Talent: Extreme, Black Girls Rock, The Soul Train Awards, BET Her: Fights Breast Cancer, Sunday's Best and The Ms. Pat Show. As an actress, Fraction's appearances in television and film also include Last Call (Bounce TV), Comedy Knockout (truTV), Tales (BET), a returning role on Bounce TV's Mann and Wife, Kim Field's Holiday Love: The Rebirth (TV One), Kevin Hart's Celebrity Game Face (E!), and the lighthearted comedy Squatter's Rights.  From Def Comedy Jam (HBO) to NickMom Night Out (Nick Jr.) to Laff Mobb's Laff Tracks (truTV), 1st Amendment Standup (STARZ), Mike Epps Live at Club Nokia, Just for Laughs Montreal Festival (2008, 2018), and Just For Laughs Chicago (2013), Fraction's bold and clever stand-up has been a welcomed highlight on these and other showcases. The demand for her comedic brilliance has garnered opportunities to perform abroad touring the UK and performing for the U.S. troops in Germany, Japan, and South Korea. After performing on The Monique Show, a year later she was offered her first writing gig. Fraction's versatility as a writer blossomed on shows like Raven's Home (Disney), The Arsenio Hall Show (CBS), the Triumph Awards (Bounce TV), and 106 & Park (BET). Fraction's passionate take on women's freedoms and rights to empowerment stretches beyond the stage. She is a certified self-defense instructor, and her branded style of teaching, Kicks & Comedy, equips women with life-saving self-defense skills and lifts spirits by infusing comedy. Vanessa's mission is to empower her audience to overcome their struggles while laughing at hers. Kenice Mobley performs stand up comedy around the world and recently made her late-night debut on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. She appears regularly on SiriusXM and is a Finalist in the StandUp NBC Competition. This year, Kenice worked on the BET Awards and By Us For Us, a sketch comedy series presented by Color of Change. She hosts Complexify on ViceNews, Love About Town, an interview and relationship podcast, and Make Yourself Cry, available on Planet Scum. Always hosted by Marina Franklin - One Hour Comedy Special: Single Black Female ( Amazon Prime, CW Network), TBS's The Last O.G, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Hysterical on FX, The Movie Trainwreck, Louie Season V, The Jim Gaffigan Show, Conan O'Brien, Stephen Colbert, HBO's Crashing, and The Breaks with Michelle Wolf.    

Vanessa Fraction, Mia Jackson, and Akeem Woods visit Friends Like Us for a hilarious take on hot topics! Vanessa Fraction: Action Fraction is a fitting handle for the intelligent and hilarious stand-up comedian, actor, writer, television personality, and women's empowerment advocate Vanessa Fraction. A mother of two, working at the phone company in 2001, Vanessa Fraction hit the stage of a popular open mic at The Cotton Club, Chicago to sing backup for a co-worker. Performing the gig with a few girlfriends from church, they weren't great, but Fraction decided that night, she wanted to be on stage. She went back the next week to do a comedy set and got booked for a show. Two years later she landed the role of Monisha in Barbershop 2: Back in Business. Currently, Fraction is the high-spirited, outrageously funny co-host of Nappy Boy Radio Podcast hosted by rapper and producer T-Pain. She also guest hosts on the entertainment news television series Dish Nation (FOX) and can be seen in Universal Pictures' cinematic musical, Praise This written and directed by Tina Gordon, produced by Will Packer, Tim Story, James Lopez, and Sharla Sumpter. From Def Comedy Jam (HBO) to NickMom Night Out (Nick Jr.) to Laff Mobb's Laff Tracks (truTV), 1st Amendment Standup (STARZ), Mike Epps Live at Club Nokia, Just for Laughs Montreal Festival (2008, 2018), and Just For Laughs Chicago (2013), Fraction's bold and clever stand-up has been a welcomed highlight on these and other showcases. The demand for her comedic brilliance has garnered opportunities to perform abroad touring the UK and performing for the U.S. troops in Germany, Japan, and South Korea. After performing on The Monique Show, a year later she was offered her first writing gig. Fraction's versatility as a writer blossomed on shows like Raven's Home (Disney), The Arsenio Hall Show (CBS), the Triumph Awards (Bounce TV), and 106 & Park (BET). Fraction's passionate take on women's freedoms and rights to empowerment stretches beyond the stage. She is a certified self-defense instructor, and her branded style of teaching, Kicks & Comedy, equips women with life-saving self-defense skills and lifts spirits by infusing comedy. Vanessa's mission is to empower her audience to overcome their struggles while laughing at hers. Akeem Woods is the funny little brother you always (never) wanted — his comedy style will have you on the edge of your seat reeling from laughter! No topic is safe from discussion, whether it be the KKK or the hardships of growing up poor. Akeem is a regular at the Comedy Cellar in NYC, was a semi-finalist on Stand Up NBC, has been seen on Kevin Hart's LOL Network, and just recently made his television debut on The Late Late Show with James Corden! Currently, you can find Akeem working on a new show for BET and at clubs and colleges all over the country. Mia Jackson is a bonafide Georgia peach (that's Georgian for “native”). In 2017, she was selected as a New Face by the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival and Atlanta's Creative Loafing named her the Critic's Choice Best Stand-Up in the city. She has toured nationally with Amy Schumer and is a featured comic at festivals and clubs across the country. Her first stand up special aired in October 2018 as part of Unprotected Sets on EPIX. Mia has appeared on NickMom's Night Out, Viceland, Comedy Central's This Week at the Comedy Cellar and was a semi-finalist on Season 9 of NBC's Last Comic Standing. Her Comedy Central half hour special debuted in November 2019. Always hosted by Marina Franklin - One Hour Comedy Special: Single Black Female ( Amazon Prime, CW Network), TBS's The Last O.G, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Hysterical on FX, The Movie Trainwreck, Louie Season V, The Jim Gaffigan Show, Conan O'Brien, Stephen Colbert, HBO's Crashing, and The Breaks with Michelle Wolf.

ABOUT KOUNTRY WAYNE AND HELP IS ON THE WAY Forward by Cedric the EntertainerBefore he was one of Variety's "10 Comics to Watch" and a comedy sensation followed by millions, Kountry Wayne found few legit options for a poor Black man in a small-minded Georgia town. For many years he resorted to running his own game, but thankfully friends and family (and one patient probation officer) convinced him that he had talent beyond hustling. Once he began posting short sketches based on his on-the-nose Southern Black truths, wildly funny observations, and inspirational guidance, he became an almost overnight hit. Now a proud father of ten, Kountry Wayne is on a mission to give back. By sharing his seemingly impossible story, he hopes to help others see that no matter where you started from or how stuck you feel right now, the possibilities for living a rich, full life are limitless. Trust that the universe has got you! His Kountry Lessons include: Sometimes All You Have Is Your Pride: Often the only person who can push you forward is you.* Live Your Truth: Don't hide from where you came from, celebrate it-this is what makes you an original.* Don't Get Mad, Get Money: Ignore the people who want to tear you down and provide for the ones you love.* Stay Up: Even when the worst thing happens, you have to find the strength to keep going.Whether you are simply looking for a laugh to boost your spirit or some real guidance to help you in life, love, or money, Kountry Wayne has got you covered.ABOUT KOUNTRY WAYNESince his first Facebook post went viral in 2014, Kountry Wayne's career continues to climb, while garnering a loyal fan base. His widely popular digital sketches draw in millions of viewers daily across Facebook, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube channel, featuring original characters written by Wayne and cameos from notable celebrities including Ludacris, Mike Epps, Charlamagne tha God and Lamar Odom, to name a few.Wayne's career highlights over the past few years include being named one of Variety's "10 Comics to Watch" in 2021, starring in the BET original Christmas rom-com "Holiday Heartbreak" (2021), featured on MTV's "Wild 'N Out" with Nick Cannon, and releasing his debut EP, "Drip & Zay," with GRAMMY® Award-winning producer, Zaytoven. Wayne, along with Kym Whitley, currently co-hosts "I Love Us," a comedy clip show on BET+ that premiered this past summer. Wayne recently starred in the comedy feature film, "Strange Love," available on Amazon Prime. Up next, he will be appearing in the upcoming Peacock original film "Praise This," produced by Will Packer, directed by Tina Gordon and starring Chloe Bailey, Quavo, Mack Wilds, Druski and more. Additionally, Wayne is set to film his first one-hour comedy special this coming May in Washington D.C for Netflix. Wayne has established himself as one of the hottest touring comedians in the country, having built a strong fan base while performing in theaters, comedy clubs and arenas across the nation. Wayne's current tour "Help Is On The Way" is produced by Live Nation, and marks his return to the stage following his "Straight Out The Mud" spring 2022 tour, where the charismatic comic performed to sold-out crowds in theaters across the U.S., including the historic Palace Theatre in Los Angeles as part of the Netflix is a Joke Festival.For more information, visit www.KountryWayne.comand follow @Kountrywayne on Instagram, @KingKountryWayne on Facebook, and @kountry_wayne on Twitter.

This episode is the conclusion of an on-going series. A soap opera called, As The River Turns.  Brought to you by Act Underground Theatre and the Western Sullivan Public Library.  A murder has occurred in our little hamlet.. All this observed through the eyes, ears and tears of people tryin' to do the right thing because no one mourns the wicked … in this case, JJ Wareverson, the most hated man in town.  We're one up on the sheriff. We know whodunnit. Mrs. Constance Sullivan. A survivor of abuse, who wanted to make sure no one else endured the hell she went through … no matter what.   Join us for this the final episode of our series, As the River Turns.    With The Act Underground Theatre's Podcast Players:  Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Veronica Hernandez, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie  Podcast Production: Dale Blagrove

This episode is the seventh installment of an original continuing series.  In Callicoon, Jeffersonville, and ... (Simple. Not rural. Small town.) Narrowsburg, New York, Time: the 1930s a hamlet within the Town of Tusten a place full of people you can trust in ... with a few notable suggestions.  Time moves a little slower here depending on the mood of the river – a lady we call Delaware.  But time doesn't stop the humanity all around us! Join us for this monthly continuing seres.  With sound and graphics by Alan Kehoe, original music by Heidi Mollenhauer and produced by Western Sullivan Public Library's techwizard, Dale Blagrove.  With The Act Underground Theatre's Podcast Players: Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie Trowbridge

This episode is the sixth and final installment of an original series.  In Callicoon, Jeffersonville, and ... (Simple. Not rural. Small town.) Narrowsburg, New York, Time: the 1930s a hamlet within the Town of Tusten a place full of people you can trust in ... with a few notable suggestions.  Time moves a little slower here depending on the mood of the river – a lady we call Delaware.  But time doesn't stop the humanity all around us! Join us for this monthly continuing seres.  With sound and graphics by Alan Kehoe, original music by Heidi Mollenhauer and produced by Western Sullivan Public Library's techwizard, Dale Blagrove.  With The Act Underground Theatre's Podcast Players: Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie Trowbridge

This episode is the fith installment of an original continuing series.  In Callicoon, Jeffersonville, and ... (Simple. Not rural. Small town.) Narrowsburg, New York, Time: the 1930s a hamlet within the Town of Tusten a place full of people you can trust in ... with a few notable suggestions.  Time moves a little slower here depending on the mood of the river – a lady we call Delaware.  But time doesn't stop the humanity all around us! Join us for this monthly continuing seres.  With sound and graphics by Alan Kehoe, original music by Heidi Mollenhauer and produced by Western Sullivan Public Library's techwizard, Dale Blagrove.  With The Act Underground Theatre's Podcast Players: Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie Trowbridge

This episode is the fourth installment of an original continuing series.  In Callicoon, Jeffersonville, and ... (Simple. Not rural. Small town.) Narrowsburg, New York, Time: the 1930s a hamlet within the Town of Tusten a place full of people you can trust in ... with a few notable suggestions.  Time moves a little slower here depending on the mood of the river – a lady we call Delaware.  But time doesn't stop the humanity all around us! Join us for this monthly continuing seres.  With sound and graphics by Alan Kehoe, original music by Heidi Mollenhauer and produced by Western Sullivan Public Library's techwizard, Dale Blagrove.  With The Act Underground Theatre's Podcast Players: Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie Trowbridge

This episode is the third installment of an original continuing series. A sudser. Yes, a seller of soap, based in our Hamlet of Narrowsburg in the 1930s. That's right a soap opera called, As The River Turns. This third episode is a chance for you to get to more of the townsfolk.  Last episode we followed sweet, noble Constance as she went about her day.  In this episode we will get to know a little bit about her husband Luxton and a few of the other characters residing in the 1930's Hamlet of Narrowsburg. With sound and graphics by Alan Kehoe, and original music produced and performed by Heidi Mollenhauer.  Our Podcasts are produced by Western Sullivan Public Library's techwizard, Dale Blagrove. Join us for this monthly continuing series.  With The Act Underground Theatre's Podcast Players:  Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Veronica Hernandez, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie

AS THE RIVER TURNS – EPISODE TWO “CONSTANCE” written and directed by Greg Triggs This episode is the Second Installment of an original continuing series. A sudser. Yes, a seller of soap, based in our Hamlet of Narrowsburg in the 1930s. That's right a soap opera called, As The River Turns. This second episode we will be following “Constance”, the beloved matriarch and founder of the local paper. She has her hands full with her two growing daughters. With sound and graphics by Alan Kehoe, original music by Heidi Mollenhauer and produced by Western Sullivan Public Library's techwizard, Dale Blagrove. In Callicoon, Jeffersonville, and ... (Simple. Not rural. Small town.) Narrowsburg, New York, Time: the 1930s a hamlet within the Town of Tusten a place full of people you can trust in ... with a few notable suggestions. Time moves a little slower here depending on the mood of the river – a lady we call Delaware. But time doesn't stop the humanity all around us! Join us for this continuing series, with new half hour episodes every two weeks! With The Act Underground Theatre's Podcast Players: Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie Trowbridge

AS THE RIVER TURNSwritten and directed by Greg Triggs This episode is the first installment of an original continuing series. A sudser. Yes, a seller of soap, based in our Hamlet of Narrowsburg in the 1930s. That's right a soap opera called, As The River Turns. This premiere episode is a chance for you to get to know some of the townsfolk. A primer, if you will. With sound and graphics by Alan Kehoe, original music by Heidi Mollenhauer and produced by Western Sullivan Public Library's techwizard, Dale Blagrove. In Callicoon, Jeffersonville, and ... (Simple. Not rural. Small town.) Narrowsburg, New York, Time: the 1930s a hamlet within the Town of Tusten a place full of people you can trust in ... with a few notable suggestions. Time moves a little slower here depending on the mood of the river – a lady we call Delaware. But time doesn't stop the humanity all around us! Join us for this monthly continuing series. With The Act Underground Theatre's Podcast Players: Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie Trowbridge

May 26, 2022--Emerald Cup Founder Tim Blake joins Cannabis Hour host Jenn Procacci to discuss the Cup's inaugural awards ceremony in LA; Cultivator and Emerald Cup award winner Tina Gordon of Moon Made Farms adds her perspective, as well as a recount of the Farmer's Walk in Hollywood. Nick Smilgys of Mendo Distro gives us the 411 on the upcoming Mendocino Producers Guild farmers markets.

The truest of loves are found in so many places and often times there are no more precious times than the winter holidays …. yet sometimes these winter days are more difficult and stressful than we would like. Learn more about love, in its many forms, from one family amidst the bustle of the holidays in this latest podcast in our series. This holiday podcast is brought to you by the Act Underground Theatre Company and the Western Sullivan Public Library and is, directed by Greg Triggs, with sound engineering and graphics by Alan Kehoe, podcast design by Dale Blagrove and starring Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Wendy Kaufman, Kyoshin Lohr, Heidi Mollenhauer, Matt Nolen, Ken Parks, Charlie Trowbridge, and our announcer, Warren Anschutz

Sara sits down with Tina Gordon, cultivator and founder of Moon Made Farms, to talk about advocacy, regenerative practices and her shift from city dwelling musician to Humboldt cannabis farmer. [EP37] Twitter: @moonmadefarms The post Planted – Tina Gordon, founder of Moon Made Farms appeared first on Radio Misfits.

 Ah it's Fall…… time to sit back in front of a roaring fire, with a glass of fine wine and the one you love, because it's time for ... Romance.  During the month of September, the Western Sullivan Public Library and The Act Underground Theatre Company present their latest Old Time Radio Episode  “Mrs. Moonlight”.   “Mrs. Moonlight” is the story of found and lost love spanning decades, and the family that ages and grows through it all.  A heart capturing tale of true love. These broadcasts are brought to you by the Western Sullivan Public Library in collaboration with Act Underground Theatre Company, directed by Greg Triggs, with sound engineering by Alan Kehoe, podcast design by Dale Blagrove and staring, Thomas Cambridge, Lisa Gonsalves, Tina Gordon, Kyoshin Lohr, Susan Mendoza, Heidi Mollenhauer, Matt Nolen, R. Scott Porter, Charlie Trowbridge, and our announcer, Warren Anschutz.  

In the first episode of their Women Writers Series, the FrameRaters crew discuss a more recent film, Little (written by Tracy Oliver & Tina Gordon), in which its premise (quite literally) involves some Black girl magic...a pretty convincing pitch right?

Regenerative Cannabis Cultivation with Tina Gordon and Michelle Carter. Today Bethany will be handing the mic over to Jacob Policzer for this conversation on a very special episode of NCIA's Cannabis Industry Voice. Jacob is with The Cannabis Conservancy and Sun and Earth Certified and is on NCIA’s Cannabis Cultivation Committee. So What is regenerative agriculture? We'd say that it’s a holistic land management practice that goes beyond organic and focuses on building soil health by improving soil biodiversity and increasing soil organic matter. It also pertains to the human element of farming - At Sun+Earth, in addition to cultivation practices, we also have a Human empowerment component that focuses on workers’ rights as well as community engagement - cultivating community.

Regenerative Cannabis Cultivation with Tina Gordon and Michelle Carter. Today Bethany will be handing the mic over to Jacob Policzer for this conversation on a very special episode of NCIA's Cannabis Industry Voice. Jacob is with The Cannabis Conservancy and Sun and Earth Certified and is on NCIA’s Cannabis Cultivation Committee. So What is regenerative agriculture? We'd say that it’s a holistic land management practice that goes beyond organic and focuses on building soil health by improving soil biodiversity and increasing soil organic matter. It also pertains to the human element of farming - At Sun+Earth, in addition to cultivation practices, we also have a Human empowerment component that focuses on workers’ rights as well as community engagement - cultivating community.

In de tweede thuisblijf-editie van De Cineville Podcast tippen we je een oer-Britse klassieker, een gender-swap-anime en een skate-documentaire over zoveel meer dan skaten. Allemaal te zien op ons spikspliternieuwe Vitamine Cineville.De filmtheaters zijn dicht, maar onze ogen niet. (En onze oren ook niet, buurman met de boor!). Deze keer tipt Fien het heerlijk Britse kostuumdrama Howards End, verdwaalt Erik in het metafysische anime-labyrint van Your Name en is Jente onder de indruk van de verrassend aangrijpende skate-docu Minding the Gap. Ook tippen we wat je buiten Vitamine Cineville nog meer online kunt bekijken en bespreken we hoe Isa Hoes haar roeping heeft gemist als muze van Pedro Almodóvar.Deze films kwamen langs: Her (2014) - Spike Jonze King of the Cruise (2019) - Sophie Dros Howards End (1992) - James Ivory Call Me By Your Name (2018) - Luca Guadagnino Maurice (1987) - James Ivory Your Name (2016) - Makoto ShinkaiFreaky Friday (2003) - Mark WatersBig (1988) - Penny Marshall Little (2019) - Tina Gordon 13 Going on 30 (2004) - Gary Winick Scary Movie (2000) - Keenen Ivory Wayans1917 (2019) - Sam MendesLittle Women (2019) - Greta GerwigMommy (2014) - Xavier Dolan Ladies and Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains (1982) - Lou Adler Minding the Gap (2018) - Bing Liu Parasite (2019) - Bong Joon-hoMulholland Drive (2001) - David LynchThe Truman Show (1998) - Peter WeirWat verder nog voorbij kwam: On Beauty (2006) - Zadie Smith Your Name Explained (Youtube)Your Name Theme (Youtube)Arcade (2019) - Duncan Lawrence Interview Annie M.G. Schmidt (1993) door Ischa MeijerI.M. - Conny Palmen The Editing of Parasite (Youtube)The Cinematography of Parasite (Youtube)The Visual Architecture of Parasite (Youtube)De serie Heartbreak High (Youtube)Aan de telefoon: Jente Buskes, Erik Schumacher en Fien VeldmanTechniek: Maan MeelkerBlijf binnen, en blijf veilig! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Potcast 110 is your how-to guide for loving and growing cannabis. Explore what happens when you pay attention to the natural world and work at your relationship with nature. The experience is a lot like dating, we discover. ;) And it’s the essence of feminized farming. Tina Gordon of Moon Made Farms shares her journey to cannabis and lunar cultivation. Your cosmic experience starts here. It continues in the potcast show notes at casuallybaked.com. Connect on social: @casuallybaked | @moonmadefarms

Tina was born into a poor family and became a foster child. There was no structure nor stability in her life and she found she needed to adapt constantly to survive. These experiences enabled her to question who she wanted to be. She wanted to have more control of her life. She chose to have a more positive impact on her life, her family and her community. The tools that got her through the dark moments are God, community and family. She is very thankful and grateful for the kindness and generosity of others. Therefore, today, she gives back abundantly to those in need. She shares these powerful nuggets of life wisdom: - dig deep and decide who you want to be and take inventory of the tools you have to get you through it - if life throws you a punch, get right back up - draw your strength from those positive life moments, such as the kindness and generosity of others - give to those in need - strive to be positive impact on your community - there's always a way - take ownership of your life - drop the victim mindset, as it doesn't serve you - take inventory of what's in your control https://www.facebook.com/tkbath https://www.instagram.com/tkbath/?hl=en https://www.second-story.org/ https://www.second-story.org/podcasts/tina/  

Director Tina Gordon discusses his film, Little, with fellow director Tina Mabry. The film tells the story of tech mogul Jordan Sanders, who awakens one morning in her 13-year-old body. With only her long-suffering assistant in on the secret and do-or-die presentation on the line, Jordan must find a way to navigate through her new situation and learn how her ruthless approach to life affects the people around her. See photos and a summary of this event below: https://www.dga.org/Events/2019/June2019/TinaGordon_Little_QnA_0419.aspx

If you got a chance to go back and change your life at 13, would you take it?  Regina Hall and Marsai Martin get the opportunity in the latest Will Packer flick!  Today, Shay and Rell review LITTLE!    Show Summary:  In this episode, we discuss the latest comedy co-written by Tracey Oliver and director Tina Gordon. We’ll tell if this age reversal story takes you to school or if you feel that memories of adolescence are better left where they are … in your family’s photo albums!   Thanks again for being a supporter of Rell and I, please rate and review us on iTunes!   Whether you’re reclining your seat in the theater, DVR-ing, downloading to your mobile or Netfilx-ing and chilling, we’ll tell you if a popular film or series are worth a watch.  Every week, join Shay and Rell, a veteran television producer and editor, as they review and breakdown the story greats and not-so-greats from the big to mobile-screens.  If you’re a movie or TV buff, a story novice or just want to know if a film or series is worth the view, than this is the podcast for you!   If you want to chat about film and tv, or catch up with up to date news please follow us at https://twitter.com/ShaynRell (@ShaynRell) or to follow Team Rell https://twitter.com/RellTellStories (@RellTellStories) or Team Shayla https://twitter.com/shayknowsstory (@shayknowsstory)  

SHE WOKE UP LIKE THIS This week we are discussing "Little" (2019) Directed by: Tina Gordon, Written by: Tina Gordon and Tracy Oliver Starring: Marsai Martin, Issa Rae and Regina Hall Let us know what you think. #femmefilmschool Email: girlsinterruptedpod@gmail.com IG: instagram.com/girlsinterruptedpod Tumblr: girlsinterruptedpod.tumblr.com/ Facebook: facebook.com/grlsinterruptd Support the show: paypal.me/girlsinterrupted Your Hosts: Shannon: IG/Twitter @prickwolf Annie: IG @annie.rives Twitter @anniecrives Get $5 off your first Uber Eats meal with our code 8xb0f

Answering the big question...should I see this movie?Little (Comedy, Fantasy, Romance) A woman is transformed into her younger self at a point in her life when the pressures of adulthood become too much to bear.Director: Tina Gordon (as Tina Gordon Chism)Writers: Tracy Oliver (story by), Tina Gordon (as Tina Gordon Chism) Stars: Regina Hall, Issa Rae, Marsai Martin - (IMDb) Movies First RSS feed:  https://feeds.megaphone.fm/BIT7197946000Stream podcast episodes on demand from www.bitesz.com/moviesfirst  (mobile friendly).  Subscribe, rate and review Movies First at all good podcatcher apps, including Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts (formerly iTunes), Stitcher, PocketCasts, CastBox.FM, Podbean, Acast, Spreaker etc.For more, follow Movies First on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube :Facebook - @moviesfirsttwitter - @MoviesFirstYouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCatJQHaVabIvzCLqO16XvSQ  If you're enjoying Movies First, please share and tell your friends. Your support would be appreciated...thank you.#movies #cinema #entertainment #podcast #reviews #moviesfirst Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For the most part, Tina Gordon thought she was a lot like any other kid. She went to school. She had siblings at home. She played outside. Sometimes, though, she sensed that things were...off. She didn’t always get dinner, for example, and her friends' families treated each other differently than hers' did. Then when she was seven years old, Tina and her siblings were removed from their home and placed in Child Protective Services. This is Tina’s story of being a foster child and later being adopted, dealing with rejection, and loving her biological mom even when she wasn’t the parent she should have been.

Milling About visits The Nonantum Resort in Kennebunkport, Maine which is rich in history dating back to 1884 when Henry Heckman built a stately home overlooking the Kennebunk River to honor his ship's captain brother David, lost at sea. The name Nonantum is Algonquin Indian meaning 'rejoicing;' fitting for the resort celebrating over 125 years. The lobby of the Carriage House is homey with a welcoming fireplace and fresh baked blueberry scones, featuring Maine's finest fruit. The original old-fashioned elevator with iron gated door and manual lever is refurbished, and is still used to ferry guests. General Manager Tina Gordon, celebrating her 21 season, joins host Robin Milling to talk about the hotel's newest finds which have been discovered through renovations such as the original hotel safe, and a priceless stash of letters from guests to the innkeeper found inside horsehair plaster in the walls from the early 1900s. Tina says there is a resident ghost Sadie who likes to hang out by the fireplace, and kitchen spirits who have been known to move pans and throw things off the top of the refrigerator to get the staff's attention! Innkeeper Jean Ginn Marvin who left a life of politics in Maine legislature for hospitality, makes sure she walks 10,000 steps a day making the guests happy. When at The Nonantum drive along Ocean Drive, and in less than 1.2 miles you'll get a glimpse of President George Bush's summer estate which sits on it's own private little island at Walker's Point. The secret service took some getting used to but Jean says the Bushes are regulars at Nonantum for parties and events and couldn't be more charming and appreciative of their hospitality.

Prepare to be transported to the Jazz Age as seen through the eyes of Baz Luhrmann! On this week's show, Cinema In Noir host Rebecca Theodore-Vachon steps into the arena to talk his divisive adaptation of The Great Gatsby! Plus, writer/director Tina Gordon Chism chimes in to discuss her new comedy, Tyler Perry's Peeples, starring Craig Robinson.

On the latest episode of Conversations, host Tim Gordon sits down with writer/director Tina Gordon Chism (Drumline, ATL) to talk about her upcoming directorial debut, Peeples. Chism discusses why she decided to make this film, living away from Hollywood and her favorite new snack as a foodie on the latest episode of Conversations.