At the Edge An Afrofuturist Salon

At the Edge: An Afrofuturist Salon

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Afrofuturism/Futurism: knowledge, production, performative, & liminality
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This episode features an interview with Honor Finnegan, the Susan Boyle of quirky indie folk, only hotter. Her songs are humorous then heartbreaking with melodies that soar. Based in New York City, she has been making a splash in... more
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This episode features Charles R. Hale, co-founder of Artists Without Walls (AWoW) a multi-cultural community of artists from all artistic disciplines whose purpose is to collaborate, create and showcase its works. Co-founders Charles... more
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This episode features Kathryn Buford, Chief Visionary Officer/Lead Editress of Live Unchained, an organization that "represents black women's collective and individual creativity." "Live Unchained was born out of the desire to preserve,... more
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This episode features Professor S. Torriano Berry, an associate professor at Howard University's Department of Radio, Television, and Film. We will discuss his self-published novel TEARS, a study on racism and its indoctrination into... more
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This episode features an interview with my long-time friend and colleague Kenji Jasper, a novelist, journalist, and screenwriter. Jasper began his writing career with an article as an intern for The Washington Informer at 13. At 14,... more
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At the Edge presents Part Two of my discussion with Scottie Lowe, also known as AfroerotiK, who will be discussing her new erotic videos and new collection of erotic short stories, as well as continuing our discussion on Black women, the... more
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After 20 years of working for Fortune 500 organizations, federal government agencies and federal contractors such as AOL, Nextel Corporation, Global Knowledge, Harris Corporation, QinetiQ North America the U.S. Senate and the... more
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This episode features Irish actor/performer/novelist Gerald Mannix Flynn (Born in Dublin 1957). He has performed in film for over 25 years. In 1983 he published the novel Nothing To Say. His plays: The Liberty Suite (1977); He who laughs... more
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In this episode, I interview Sherry Ways, author of upcoming book Feel Good Spaces: A Guide to Decorating Your Home for Body, Mind and Spirit. In her book, Sherry provides questions, suggestions, and exercises designed to help you... more
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This week I interview my uncle, the Reverend Dr. Gregory E. Thomas has pastored the historic, Calvary Baptist Church of Haverhill, MA for 22 years. Since coming to the predominately African-American 140-year-old church, he has... more
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Dr. Randall Horton, Assistant Professor of English at University of New Haven, hails from Birmingham, AL, and is a former recipient of the Gwendolyn Brooks Poetry Prize. His first book The Definition of Place was a finalist for the Main... more
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