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February is Black History Month and the Interludes team reviews the limited docu-series on Hulu, the 1619 Project featuring the show’s creator Nikole Hannah Jones.
February is Black History Month and the Interludes team reviews the limited docu-series on Hulu, the 1619 Project featuring the show’s creator Nikole Hannah Jones.
Film critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert were some of the best evaluators of the best films. As an ode to Siskel and Ebert, Val ‘the Voice’ Johnson and EP Michael Wamble give their predictions for this year’s 2023 Academy Awards nominations.
Serial entrepreneur, author & friend to the show Jori O’Neale chats with Val ‘the Voice’ Johnson about some of her recent discoveries as a mentor/ coach and how she is using ministry to inspire all who want to step into their purpose.
Val the Voice plays tribute to civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King and his influence. Also, Interludes extra Talk on Tuesdays team speak with internationally known Coach John Saintignon about the important of being more than just a coach.
We love the 90s and apparently… the TV and film industry as well. EP Michael Wamble and Val the Voice are going back into time to the 90s. We review the recent revival with Malcolm Lee’s The Best Man - The Final Chapters and highlight other film and musical classics that made the 90s worth loving.
Val the Voice defines the term “cuffing season” and how singles can prepare the defense against the emotional offense of the holidays.
Brooklyn-based designer Wilbur Pack Jr. shares about the music and films that have inspired his work and how he is growing the brand SK Wilbur.
Meet motivational speaker and talk-show host Christie Love as she shares her life, her initial fears in public speaking and the people who have inspired her to be the confident, fearless woman with a knack of making her audience feel seen and loved.
November is Epilepsy Awareness Month. Val 'the Voice' Johnson speaks with digital compositor and entertainment consultant Karla Braithwaite about her challenges and breakthroughs with the neurological disorder, epilepsy. Karla shares why she started a daily fundraising walk on her Instagram account to help increase epilepsy awareness.
The Epic Sequel has arrived & so too has a special audio breakdown with Val "The Voice" & Mr. Wamble presenting you with a passport to understand the world of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
Interludes continues our lively conversation with Chicago playwright and professor Alvin Malcolm Daniels, an unicorn of a creative and the importance of ETA Creative Arts Foundation.
Alvin Malcolm Daniels. He’s a playwright, filmmaker and the son of a preacher woman in Daniel's case. Val 'the Voice' and EP Michael Wamble catch up with Daniels regarding his docuseries and stage play, “Preacher Kids: The Untold Stories.”
Talented singer, actress & breast cancer awareness advocate, Tracy R. Kincaide has a new single, "The Time is Now" and other exciting projects using her gifts.
You already know about the big “Black” blockbusters coming to a cineplex near you this season. There’s Black Adam, DC’s comic book flick. And, of course, the much anticipated Marvel movie Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. But what about those dramas made for adult audiences? We highlight films you should seek out on the silver and smaller screens.
Terrance P. Elmore, author of “Love Letters: A Collections of Poems”, blogger and fellow podcaster has created a smooth vibe on his podcast called, “The Brown Sugar Cafe.”
Author the of book, "Why Are Church Folk Poor" and money mindset consultant Dr. Raykel Tolson shares her life-changing journey which lead to homeownership and entrepreneurship.
How has the African American experience for college students been portrayed on the big and small screens via movies and television? This week the Interludes team takes a look at Brothers and Sisters after high school, heading off to college in the fictional worlds via TV and film. Welcome to Homecoming
We are ready to fall into the new season, fall. Val the Voice reflects on her recent trip to Brooklyn and the team reviews the recent film release, "The Woman King."
Interludes Extra Sports Correspondent Coach Tony Thompson introduces us to one of his dear friends and leaders in the Women's Basketball arena, TSU’s Women’s Head Basketball Coach Ty Evans. It’s time to press play and get into the know with Coach Evans.
Ahead of the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards, Val the Voice and Mr. Wamble gives their top five comedies and top five dramas that you should be binging.
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