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  You Only Live Twice Author Gumersindo Vidot-Re-Broadcast edition

  Artist Magnet Radio

  Date / Time: 12/7/2009 5:00 AM UTC

  Category: Entertainment

  
  

  Author Gumersindo Vidot a native of Puerto Rico talks about his new book to be released in 2010 about his life growing up during the time of Revolution with the Young Lords, Black panthers, Bobby Seale, Geraldo Rivera and his involvement in Drugs and Gangs in Spanish Harlem and the South Bronx NYC. With Host Emmitt Thrower. Artist Magnet radio is Sponsored by Wabi sabi productions Inc. Call 646 929-2127 to listen or comment go to http://www.blogtalkradio.com/artistmagnet to listen online.

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  Original Air Date: 6/27/2009 3:00 AM UTC

  How in the Hell did I get Here-The Artist Journies and Stories

  How did artist get to become the artists that they are? What drives them and how do they traverse the obstacles to their goals and dreams. A look at Artists Struggles for survival and attaining their dreams. Come share YOUR STORY. Interesting stories of the path artists have traveled. Hosted by Emmitt Thrower.
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  • Tags:
  • investing
  • Performing artist
  • opportunity
  • website
  • survival
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• Original Air Date: 6/20/2009 3:00 AM UTC

  Performer Track-Get Your acting Business in order

  Performer Track teams helps artist become successful through simple helpful organization and tracking of progress. Kristina Hughes and the "Performer Track" team guides artists in developing a winning approach to their self contained business as an artist. Learn to maximize your networking contacts so that they turn into powerful business connections. Track your progress instantly as a business and learn how to get the most out of the dollars you spend towards developing your career. This 21st century affordable performer tracking system takes the guess work out of your business decisions and makes your choices intelligent and productive Watch your income and auditions opportunities grow and flourish. Find out about this powerful system, how you can benefit and how two artists developed and used this system to gain control of their business and career like never before. Hosted by Emmitt Thrower and sponsored by Wabi Sabi Productions
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  • Tags:
  • theater
  • film
  • opportunities
  • successful career
  • performer tracking system
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• Original Air Date: 6/19/2009 3:00 AM UTC

  Producer Woodie King Jr :"The Impact of Race": Theater;'s Present and Future

  Woodie King Jr. essayist, short-story writer, anthologist, dramatist, scriptwriter for film and television, producer, director, actor, and contributor to the Black Arts movement. He attended Michigan's Will-O-Way School of the Theatre on scholarship from 1958 to 1962, studying every element of the theater while immersing himself in black literature. Both at Will-O-Way and at Wayne State University and the Detroit School of Arts and Crafts, where he did postgraduate study in theater, King lamented the lack of acting opportunities for blacks and, with Ron Milner, cofounded the Concept-East Theatre. As its manager and director from 1960 to 1963, King staged plays by white and black playwrights, including Milner's, eventually exchanging the middle class for a neighborhood audience to the enlivenment of the productions.After producing in 1969 Black Quartet, four one-act plays by Black Arts movement dramatists (including Ron Milner), King founded the New Federal Theatre in 1970. Serving as showcase and inspiration for new black plays, the New Federal Theatre also welcomed works by other ethnic writers. In the 1970s, King edited several landmark anthologies, including Black Drama Anthology (coedited with Ron Milner), Black Short Story Anthology (containing his story “The Game”), and Black Poets and Prophets: The Theory, Practice and Esthetics of the Pan-Africanist Revolution (coedited with Earl Anthony). King has also produced, directed, and written several films, including The Long Night (based on Julian Mayfield's 1975 novel) and The Black Theatre Movement: “A Raisin in the Sun” to the Present, and scripted teleplays for “Sanford and Son”. A collection of his essays on Black Theater: Present Condition was published in 1981. A multitalented man, King has greatly aided the development of contemporary black theater, both through his writings and encouragement of black dramatists widely varied in political and social viewpoints.
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  • Tags:
  • Woodie King Jr
  • Black Theater
  • Political
  • Author
  • Producer
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• Original Air Date: 6/6/2009 3:00 AM UTC

  Nick Grammar's "Stimulus Plan" for Hip Hop. Defining "it".

  What is IT, Where is IT and How can IT help to move Hip Hop out of IT'S dead state. Innovative Hip Hop Artist Nick Grammar takes the genre in a new direction. Creating music that has Something more positive to change the direction of a sinking ship that is the Hip Hop Culture. Putting the Life back into the music and the community it came from. That and some music from this Floridian star. Hosted by Emmitt Thrower
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  • Tags:
  • nick grammar
  • hip hop
  • music
  • culture
  • new direction
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