Podcast appearances and mentions of tre'vell anderson

Larry Wilmore is back and joins for the monologue. Ari Berman discusses efforts to fight voter suppression. We quiz a listener on polling from 2016 so no one gets cocky about 2020. And we share some moments from Crooked's pride parade live stream: Gay News with Tre'vell Anderson and Guy Branum, plus highlights from Sam Pancake, Brandon Kyle Goodman, Kara Swisher, Bowen Yang, Margaret Cho, Rosemary Ketchum, Katie Hill, Sam Feder, and Justin Simien.

Today Shar is back while Ally is out working on a special project. We also bring back Dr. Jon Paul to discuss how having a cop as a family member or "not all cops are bad" doesn't look at the issue on a systemic level. We also talk to friend of the show Tre'vell Anderson about the new documentary Disclosure. And we learn a little more about James and Shar in this week's Gay M A.   Thanks for listening!

Today Tre'vell famously known from Fanti podcast joins Drop The Subject to talk with Ally and James about the different -isms and -obias that exist in the queer community. 

Tre'vell Anderson (FANTI podcast) joins Jordan and Jesse for a discussion of the mystery brewing at Jordan's aquatics center, the uniting quality of the books everyone read growing up, and the innovative technique Tre'vell used in the past to drink Kool-Aid.Plus, Tre'vell's new podcast, FANTI, is getting rave reviews from Linda Holmes! Check it out! 

Judge John Hodgman and Bailiff Jesse Thorn are in chambers this week with a special guest, Tre'vell Anderson of the smash hit Maximum Fun podcast FANTI! They are clearing the docket and talk about picking restaurants, playing music at work, using recyclables as dishware, and responses from listeners about the judge's recent ruling on Santa presents!

This is the first of a five episode miniseries we're calling Music and Popcorn, where we talk to guests from the world of film and TV about great soundtracks.  This week, it's a special medley episode, featuring our past interviews with Eliza Skinner, Tre'vell Anderson, Luis Xtravaganza, and the folks from Heatbreak Radio discussing their favorite movie OSTs  And if you like these snippets, go back and check out the full episodes in our archives! Show Tracklisting: The Psychedelic Furs: Pretty In Pink Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark: If You Leave Jesse Johnson: Get To Know Ya Modern English: I Melt With You The Psychedelic Furs: Pretty In Pink Otis Redding: Try A Little Tenderness New Order: Thieves Like Us (Instrumental) Faye Wong: Dream-Person Dennis Brown: Things in Life Flying Pickets: Only You Los Indios Tabajaras: Always in My Heart Nat King Cole: Quizás, Quizás, Quizás Mamas & the Papas: California Dreamin' Dennis Brown: Things in Life Dinah Washington: What A Diff'rence A Day Makes John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John: You're The One That I Want John Travolta & Jeff Conaway: Greased Lightnin' Stockard Channing: There Are Worse Things I Can Do Alison Moyet: There Are Worse Things I Can Do Olivia Newton-John: Hopelessly Devoted to You Sha Na Na: Born To Hand Jive John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John: Summer Nights Sha Na Na: Born To Hand Jive Frankie Valli: Grease John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John: We Go Together Jennifer Hudson, Beyoncé, Anika Noni Rose: Dreamgirls Jennifer Hudson, Beyoncé, Eddie Murphy, Anika Noni Rose: Fake Your Way to the Top Jennifer Hudson, Beyoncé, Anika Noni Rose: Move Eddie Murphy, Keith Robinson, Anika Noni Rose: Patience Jennifer Hudson: And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going Here is the Spotify playlist of as many songs as we can find on there If you're not already subscribed to Heat Rocks in Apple Podcasts, do it here!

Hallmark caves to homophobic pressure and removes a same-sex kissing ad, only to reverse their decision. The Hollywood Critics Association names Kristen Stewart actress of the decade. Tre’vell Anderson joins to discuss LGBTQ media’s future as Out and the Advocate’s editors exit their positions. Plus, Kumail Nanjiani has a new body and Mariah Carey’s iconic holiday single finally hits #1.

On this episode of the podcast, Jason sits down with Tre'Vell Anderson, President of NABJ's Los Angeles chapter and the Director of Culture and Entertainment for OUT Magazine. Tre'Vell details their path towards journalism, from being a sociology major at Morehouse College to attending graduate school at Stanford Univestity. Tre'Vell also recounts their experiences working at the L.A. Times and their efforts to push the newspaper towards having more representation of different communities. They also opens up about when and how they became comfortable with their own identity.

The Album: The Dreamgirls soundtrack (2006) Former LA Times Editor and Out Magazine's Director of Culture and Entertainment Tre'vell Anderson, joined us to talk Jennifer Hudson and the Dreamgirls OST. Dreamgirls won two Academy Awards - one for Best Sound Mixing, the other, Best Supporting Actress for Jennifer Hudson's star-making portrayal of Effie White. The single disc-version of the soundtrack spent two weeks at #1 on the Billboard 200 and was nominated for the 2008 Grammy Award for Best Compilation Soundtrack Album. One of the songs, "Love You I Do" won the Grammy Award for Best Song Written for a Motion Picture or Television. The soundtrack, a certified banger, and Tre'vell's personal heat rock, was certified platinum. A fan of Jennifer Hudson's since American Idol Season 3 (his favorite), the film and soundtrack resonated with him because of the all too familiar narrative of the most talented person in the room having to contend with implicit bias preventing them from living their best life. We talked about the glory of Jennifer's journey from losing American Idol to winning at the Oscars, the difference between singers and sangers, Detroit vs. Chicago as a backdrop for the film, and what it sounds like when a Cadillac commercial get's "Pat Booned" (an Oliver Wang original saying). Why did the film propel Jennifer Hudson to the stardom possibly meant for Beyonce (AT THAT TIME). Who knew Eddie Murphy had this sort of vocal range? Who's version of "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" was better: the original J.H. or the new J.H.? Tre'vell helped us answer those questions and more! More on Tre'vell Anderson Tre'vell's bio on the LA Times Tre'vell Anderson Spills the Tea on Sex and Gender (Tusk Magazine) Twitter | Instagram More on the Dreamgirls OST Wikipedia entry on Dreamgirls Jennifer Hudson's Dreamgirls Audition (EW) Show Tracklisting (all songs from the Dreamgirls OST unless indicated otherwise): Move Jennifer Holliday: And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going Cadillac Car Eddie Murphy: Party All The Time I Meant You No Harm/Jimmy's Rap Move Fake Your Way to the Top Patience One Night Only (Disco) And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going Jennifer Holliday: And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going Family Steppin' to the Bad Side Here is the Spotify playlist of as many songs as we can find on there. If you're not already subscribed to Heat Rocks in Apple Podcasts, do it here!

Director of Culture & Entertainment at Out Magazine, Tre'vell Anderson joins Matt and Dave this week to talk about Widows, Nikki Minaj + Cardi B, gender non-conformity and being a church queen. Plus, exes with extracurricular activities, wearing a pink poncho to a funeral, honking butts and more!  This episode is sponsored by Robinhood (www.HOMOPHILIA.robinhood.com), hims (www.forhims.com/HOMO), and Blinkist (www.blinkist.com/HOMO).

This week we are joined by Tre'vell Anderson, writer and entertainment correspondent for Out! Magazine.  We discuss Creed II and gush about Lion King.  Listen to hear Tre'vell's unique favorite movie. Follow Tre'vell @trevellanderson Follow us @watchitlike Listen, Rate, and Subscribe

How do we critique art made by queer people, especially when it's so beloved by the community? Writer, Tre'vell Anderson, joins the pod to talk about not being scared of people who disagree with them (especially on the internet), why out queer white people have achieved greater success in Hollywood than out people of color, and why they're not afraid of being pigeonholed as a writer. Never miss an update! Sign up for our (short!) newsletter at www.LGBTQpodcast.com LGBTQ&A is hosted by @JeffMasters1 and is part of The Advocate Magazine. 

Hop on the PARTY LYFT as we jam out for the long-awaited return of our favorite newlywed Wynter Mitchell-Rohrbaugh. She joins Karen Tongsen and frequent favorite Pop Rocket guest LA Times Film Reporter Tre'vell Anderson as they get into their thoughts on season 3 of HBO's Insecure. The crew touches on the careers of the leading ladies- specifically white privilege problems at Issa's nonprofit We Got Y'all, Issa's side gig as a Lyft driver, and Molly's experiences at her new black corporate law firm. They also talk about which characters they want moved from periphery to center. Do they miss Issa's ex, Lawrence? And do they buy into Molly's polyamorous relationship? Or is she's really just a glorified side b****? All Abouts Wynter is all about the horror film Hereditary. Tre'vell is all about the new musical covering the life and times of the Motown group The Temptations called Ain't Too Proud. Karen is all about more Asian American representation in Hollywood via John Cho's new thriller Searching. That's My Jam: Tre'vell - Teyana Taylor - WTP Wynter - DJ AM - Unreleased Mixes. Karen - Christine and the Queens- 5 dollars You can let us know what you think of Pop Rocket and suggest topics in our Facebook group or via @PopRocket on Twitter. With Karen Tongson, Wynter Mitchell-Rohrbaugh, and Tre'vell Anderson. If you haven't already, follow us on Instagram. Produced by Laura Swisher for MaximumFun.org. Edited by Shana Daloria.

On this episode, I sat down with Los Angeles Times reporter Tre’vell Anderson to talk about his work covering Black and LGBTQ Hollywood, growing up an military brat, and our current skincare faves. +1 SEGMENT: - Cardi B + Amara Le Negra - My Jade Roller. FIGHT ME. And you can sign up to receive my newsletter on what skincare routine here: https://www.dariansymone.com/skin-care Here's how you can contribute to the making of #AIATLA: d.rip/darian Follow Natalie on Twitter! @trevellanderson | IG! @rayzhon Follow Darian on Twitter! @dariansymone | IG! @darian Footnotes: www.theseam.co/aiatla-trevell-anderson-la-times

It's our BONUS episode ya'll! This was a live show recorded on July 5th at the Dynasty Typewritertheater in Los Angeles. We present to you - Attack The Block. The film was screened for the audience followed by a discussion. Ricky, April, and Alonso are joined by LA Times film reporter Tre'vell Anderson. The crew goes through what they love about this film and why it's still so resonant today. Tre'vell compares the film to another classic, Leprechaun in the Hood. Plus the gang takes questions from the audience. A rousing good time for all! With Tre'vell Anderson, April Wolfe, Alonso Duralde, and Ricky Carmona. You can let us know what you think of Who Shot Ya? at @WhoShotYaPod on Twitter. Or email us atwhoshotya@maximumfun.org Produced by Casey O'Brien and Laura Swisher for MaximumFun.org.

Celebrating our 90th episode and countdown to 100, this week we have LA times journalist and gender nonconforming extraordinaire, Tre'vell Anderson! After a quick lesson covering the narrative of living as a black gender nonconforming professional in Los Angeles, we discuss faux allyship and the things people may be passionate about online but nonchalant in real life. Next, we discuss confronting your "grown ass friend". How do you handle talking to an adult friend about an issue that has nothing to do with you? Follow our guest @trevellanderson! 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

Ira Madison III, Kara Brown, and Louis Virtel discuss the cinematic event Black Panther. Janelle Monaé serves black excellence. Fergie showed us the only thing worse than kneeling during the National Anthem. Omarosa still hasn't run out of stale White House gossip. Trump ramps up his attacks on the LGBT community. Plus, Ira talks to Los Angeles Times reporter Tre'Vell Anderson about diversity in entertainment journalism.

This week, the gang sits down with LA Times film critic, Tre'vell Anderson to talk about the LGBTQ film festival, Outfest! Guy, Margaret, and Karen discuss the documentary Chavela, Wynter gives her take on the sci-fi horror(?) film Rift, and Tre'vell talks about the Ferguson documentary Whose Streets. Plus, a special announcement for you Rocketeers! We're opening up Jumbotrons for Pop Rocket. If you ever wanted to have YOUR message read on the show, well now is your chance! Just go to maximumfun.org/jumbotron and click on Pop Rocket. Next week is the Pop Rocket Summer Book Club episode so if you haven't purchased your copy of Parable of the Sower, you can get it HERE With Guy Branum, Wynter Mitchell, Karen Tongson, Margaret Wappler, and special guest Tre'vell Anderson. That's My Jam: Margaret Wappler - Imperial Teen - Our Time Guy Branum - The Walker Brothers - The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore Wynter Mitchell - Katy Perry - Tsunami Karen Tongson - Carly Rae Jepsen - Cut to the Feeling Tre'vell Anderson - Todrick Hall ft. Bob the Drag Queen - Wrong Bitch Each week we'll add everyone's jams to this handy Spotify playlist You can let us know what you think of Pop Rocket and suggest topics in our Facebook group or via @PopRocket on Twitter Produced by Christian Dueñas and Kara Hart for MaximumFun.org

The myth that "Black Films Don't Travel" is one that has existed in Hollywood for decades, despite plenty of evidence to the contrary. But with the recent international success of films like MOONLIGHT, HIDDEN FIGURES, CREED, and STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON, what is keeping this antiquated idea afloat in 2017? To find out, Rob and Geoff sit down with Tre'vell Anderson, Film Reporter at the Los Angeles Times. The three discuss the myth's origins (2:10), why film studios consistently under estimate the potential of films with diverse casts (5:05), and why "black film" is not a genre (8:00). They also question if films like MOONLIGHT and STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON are laying the groundwork for future international sales (14:25), wonder if the rise of reboots and recycled content is part of the problem (21:30), and discuss if television is ahead of the curve on this particular issue (22:50).

In this episode we weigh in on some topical events, opine on the 'La La Land' vs 'Moonlight' race, and consider why Moonlight is such an impactful, introspective film- along with a new surprise segment. Timestamps: Film News - 0:20 Guess the Rotten Tomatoes Score- 11:45 The Moonlight vs La La Land Oscar Race- 17:30 Moonlight - 26:30 Recommended Links: Matthew Schnipper, "Director Barry Jenkins on the Music That Made Moonlight," November 29, 2016, http://pitchfork.com/thepitch/1377-director-barry-jenkins-on-the-music-that-made-moonlight/ Tre'vell Anderson, "Before the buzz began on 'Moonlight,' the coming-of-age story started with playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney," October 21, 2016, http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/movies/la-et-mn-moonlight-playwright-tarell-mccraney-20161017-snap-story.html La La Land Interrogation - SNL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abn6cPxrc5w Music courtesy of Vernon West
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