What happens when you nearly miss a show as an actor? How does someone end up on a show like The Wire? Find out from the one and only Michael Kevin Darnall on this part one of two with host Dannielle Hutchinson! Listen now!

We’re going back to our roots with THEE Baltimore Queen, Evon Dior Michelle!!! Co-founder and director of entertainment of SADBRUNCH, aka the best in drag entertainment servicing 19 cities and counting, Evon joins host Dannielle to talk all. things. DRAG! Performing, song choice, the artistry, the dirty deetz and more! Get ready to dig in deep and learn more about The Art of Drag, SADBRUNCH, and your local Queens true efforts. Buckle up and get to listening! To find out more about SADBRUNCH, check them out at https://www.sadbrunch.com.

A new year comes with new promises, most often from the workplace on how it wants to improve things. We’ve all seen the hopes and forgotten dreams of long lost EDI plans. But what if there was a way to really turn those into actions? What is EDI anyway? Host Dannielle dives in on the specifics of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion work with none other than the indelible founder of Project 2043, Julye Williams. The two discuss Project 2043’s mission in the EDI space, the journey that EDI is, and the reality behind what most may believe is just a buzzword. Tune in now.

Julye Williams is an educator and social entrepreneur with a passion for educational equity, social justice, and helping children and adults develop an awareness, understanding, and appreciation for one another. Julye began her career establishing free tutoring programs in New York City public schools. She went on to create the cultural exchange program, Global Youth Connect, to give students in New York, South Africa, Cameroon, and India exposure to one another. She later co-founded North Star Academy – Liberty Elementary School in Newark, NJ which continues to educate 450 students each year.