Brooklyn Free Speech Radio

How silly have we gotten in Society? What has Dr. Spock done to us? Are we preparing ourselves for failure? Cancel culture and who gets to decide? Movies and rewriting ancient history. Black National Anthem & Bill Maher. Is free speech dead in America? Arguments were taken from social media & the headline

Host Kim Singleton discusses the Netflix movie "Monster" with guests Ameer Allen, Jamar Gillespie and Livingstone Steele.

Dr. Iola Thompson Arts Alive 2021 Fall event hosted by the Department of Mass Communications at Medgar Evers College highlights creative works by students, staff, and faculty.

Maurice & Lorie discuss the latest posting of videos - Why don't people mind their business? Do we have the full story before we call people out and do we really care? We also discuss missing women in the media and the difference in coverage. lastly, we look at how social media promotes strife for profits. Are we the people just a bunch of lemmings falling off the Facebook Clift? Arguments wer...

Jessica Pavone: Viola Rising The composer and violist in conversation. with examples from a variety of projects recorded at Roulette, including string and orchestral ensembles. As a performer and composer, Pavone is interested in repetition, song form, sympathetic vibration, and the physicality of her instrument utilizing both traditional notation and improvisatory techniques. Her association with...

Guest Glenn Gilliam (Executive Director of the "Althea" Documentary) joins host Kim Singleton to discuss the classic 1950 film "No Way Out" starring Sidney Poitier. Poitier plays a black doctor who is assigned to treat two white racist suspects who are brothers, and when one dies, it causes tension that could start a race riot.

Host Kim Singleton sits down with actress Marie Thomas. She is a veteran of stage and screen. She is most known for her performance in the play "Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope" and her role on the popular soap opera "The Doctors"

Latoya Johnston, Partnerships Manager at BRIC, hosts The Partnerships Podcast, a show on Brooklyn Free Speech Radio. She talks with Media Share grantees and other Community Partners about their organizations and experiences making media projects with BRIC. In this episode, you will hear from Ifetayo Cultural Arts Academy, one of the ten organizations in the 2016 cycle of the Media Share grant prog...

Episode 3 - Co-hosts Maurice Carver & Lorie Jones continue their discussion on the new battle of the sexes. Will relationships survive Me Too, Covid 19, and this new economy? Will the 2 of them survive or tear each other to pieces? https://drive.google.com/file/d/1p0xrD2dM8LySV1m5xtbxYmVYzEpS60iA/view?usp=sharing

Host Kim Singleton sits down with award-winning playwright Andrea Fulton. They discuss Fulton's recent play "Was It Me ?!?" and her journey as a playwright.

Episode 2 - Co-hosts Maurice Carver & Lorie Jones join in the rhetoric being spewed online between Men and Women. Is this a new battle of the sexes? Will relationships survive Me Too, Covid 19, and this new economy? https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IQ9Yg1AE8Po4-P15C-MhqZmeW9E0TKCj/view?usp=sharing

Host Kim Singleton discusses the Hulu series "Wu-Tang: An American Saga" with guest contributors Ameer Allen and Jamar Gillespie.

Episode # 1 - Creator Maurice Carver & Co-Host Ms. Lorie Jones have a Pro and Con discussion based on arguments presented on Media platforms about U.S. Immigration. Mr. Carver plays the devil's advocate to provide a balanced look at some African American & American attitudes on the Haitian migrant crisis. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1l7Z3PXg6vRAQOIScBvyVzVuSbGBM6eBR/view?usp=sharing

J.G. Thirlwell: Unusual Suspect Composer J.G. Thirlwell aka Foetus, Clint Ruin, Manorexia, Steroid Maximus, and Xordox, walks us thought his musical journey from experimental rocker to the concert stage and soundtrack work for animated TV shows (Venture Bros, Archer) and films. We'll hear examples from these projects alongside excerpts from his 2017 solo concert at Roulette, entitled Cholera Noceb...

Host Kim Singleton sits down with veteran actor Count Stovall to discuss his career on stage and screen

Host Kim Singleton discusses the Broadway play "Pass Over" with writer/producer Antionette Chinonye Nwandu. "Pass Over" was the first play to open after the pandemic shutdown.

Consider it Blacklit is a weekly show that highlights films, television programs and stage plays featuring African Americans up front and behind the scenes. The show also highlights social issues, as it relates to these programs, and how they impact our communities. Show host Kim Singleton interviews directors, writers, producers, actors, content creators and overall film/television/stage enthusia...

 Consider it Blacklit is a weekly show that highlights films, television programs and stage plays featuring African Americans up front and behind the scenes. The show also highlights social issues, as it relates to these programs, and how they impact our communities. Show host Kim Singleton interviews directors, writers, producers, actors, content creators and overall film/television/stage enthusi...

 Consider it Blacklit is a weekly show that highlights films, television programs and stage plays featuring African Americans up front and behind the scenes. The show also highlights social issues, as it relates to these programs, and how they impact our communities. Show host Kim Singleton interviews directors, writers, producers, actors, content creators and overall film/television/stage enthusi...

Mary Halvorson: Untangled Strings The composer/guitarist and MacArthur "genius" awardee discusses everything from guitar tech to string quartets, illustrated with musical excerpts from Roulette Archive concerts including the projects Code Girl, Thumbscrew, a duo with Deerhhoof's John Dietrich, and collaborators Ches Smith, Jonathan Finlayson, Amirtha Kidambi, John Hébert, Michael Formanek, Tomas F...

 Consider it Blacklit is a weekly show that highlights films, television programs and stage plays featuring African Americans up front and behind the scenes. The show also highlights social issues, as it relates to these programs, and how they impact our communities. Show host Kim Singleton interviews directors, writers, producers, actors, content creators and overall film/television/stage enthusi...

 Consider it Blacklit is a weekly show that highlights films, television programs and stage plays featuring African Americans up front and behind the scenes. The show also highlights social issues, as it relates to these programs, and how they impact our communities. Show host Kim Singleton interviews directors, writers, producers, actors, content creators and overall film/television/stage enthusi...

Saxophonist Lenny Pickett discusses his career straddling popular culture and the avant-garde, from his work with David Bowie and Saturday Night Live to his own ensemble work for dance, film, and the concert hall, illustrated with examples from 1984-2018 including the Borneo Horns, his score for choreographer Bebe Miller's Big Sleep, and plenty of gospel and R&B influenced pyrotechnics. https:...

Don Byron: Weird Wrinkles The composer and clarinetist discusses his fascination, influences, and obstacles to film scoring and re-imagining 20th Century classics, illustrated with excerpts including his projects ranging from Messiaen to Warner Bros. cartoons and inspiration from Lalo Schifrin to Jean Michel Basquiat. (contains explicit language) https://roulette.org/

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