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In this Brothaspeak Podcast #83 we speak to one of the most trail blazing LGBT culture writer/blogger and fellow podcaster around with over 10 million views to his blog. Introducing Ronald Matters.
Ronald Matters
Ronald Matters is a LGBT culture writer with over 10 million views to his blog RonaldMatters.com. He studied Journalism at the University of Memphis and started the site to share his opinion on things that 'matter' to Black, gay men. Ronald has spoken on panels including the "Black, Gay Men & Our Portrayal in Media" Panel with The Red Door Foundation, "Pride for the Next Generation" with the Center of Black Equity, volunteered at OUT Memphis community center, and does freelance digital content management for brands.
Press mentions include the Center for Disease Control's Act Against AIDS Campaign, Black LGBT Power 100, Wall Street Journal, Washington Blade, EBONY.com, Jack'd: #ChangeTheGame Campaign, and QUEERTY's Five Black LGBTQ Blogs You Need To Start Reading ASAP.Brothaspeak Podcast
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In this Brothaspeak Podcast, we go back in history for a moment to celebrate the history of a music pioneer by the name Frankie Knuckles. In this episode we talk about Frankie's history, his influence, and his legacy with his best friend and Executive Director of the Frankie Knuckles Foundation, Mr. Fredrick D. Dunson.
Frankie Knuckles Foundation
The Frankie Knuckles Foundation is a not for profit educational, and cultural organization dedicated to the advancement of Frankie Knuckles’ mission as the global ambassador of house music through media, conservation and public events continuing and supporting the causes he advocated.
The FKF is a recognized 501c3 and focused on these initiatives: music in schools, LGBTQ youth homelessness, AIDS research / prevention & diabetes research / education.
Website: http://thefkfoundation.org
Fredrick D. Dunson - Executive Director
Frederick Dunson has been behind some of the most wonderful parties in Chicago in the previous decade. Working with his friend and business partner, Frankie Knuckles, to create some of the most incredible memories the Chicago house music has witnessed in previous years. Today, Mr. Dunson is now the Executive Director of The Frankie Knuckles Foundation creating an awareness for the homeless youth, prevention & diabetes research, AIDS research, education, and last but not least...Music.
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In this Brothaspeak Podcast episode #81 we talk to XL, one of the top black gay adult entertainment film stars of today. XL has had a great career within the industry since 2012 and he candidly airs all the dirty little secrets out about the industry from a black male's point of view. You don't wanna miss this!
XL
XXX Adult Model - Photographer - Director
Bookings: [email protected]
Twitter: @xladventures
XL got his start on the sexual side of social media. After moving into the big leagues, he found it very easy to try new things, which has earned him the nick name of "The Verse King". Sweet, genuine, humble, with an extra wild side in the mix. XL is a current resident of Atlanta and a recent graduate with a degree in Film Production.
Awards: 2014 FlavaMen Blatino Award nominee for Best Acting Versatile
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Time to pull out your notebooks because class is in session! In this Brothaspeak Podcast 80th episode, we decide to educate those marketing novice and business owners on what it means to BRAND yourself. We talk to LEMON BRANDS owner and branding expert, Melvin Browne, to talk about the correct ways to brand your business and yourself, top mistakes entrepreneurs make, and much more.
Melvine Browne
Managing Director of Lemon Brands with over 8 years of professional experience in merchandising, management, and sales in diverse apparel markets with a solid skill set covering account management, clients relations, brand development, and social media strategy.
Lemon Brands
A Boutique Creative Agency that Cultivates Brands & Products through Strategic Branding, Interactive Marketing, Social Media, Graphic Design & More! NEW YORK CITY OFFICE 1460 BROADWAY, 7TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10036 [email protected] OFFICE: (646) 717-1575Website: www.lemonbrands.com
Instgram: @lemonbrands
Facebook: @Lemonbrands
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In this Brothaspeak Podcast episode #79, 30-year adult gay film director Chi Chi LaRue discusses NOIR MALE, a new website that breaks free from the stereotypes and conventions of typical interracial gay porn. Blending classic elegance with modern style, Noir Male showcases black men as they deserve to be seen – sensual, sexual and unapologetically fine.
Highlights
Chi Chi LaRue
Trendsetter and a 30-year gay adult film director who has received numerous awards and had worked with the who's who in the industry.
Website: https://www.chichilarue.com/
NOIR MALE
a new website that breaks free from the stereotypes and conventions of typical interracial gay porn. Blending classic elegance with modern style, Noir Male showcases black men as they deserve to be seen – sensual, sexual and unapologetically fine.
Website: https://www.noirmale.com/en
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In this Brothaspeak Podcast episode 78, we speak to State Representative Shevrin D. Jones. In this conversation we talk about the current political environment, what it means to be progressive, the job of a state representative, LGBTQ issues, and more.
Shevrin D. Jones
Shevrin Jones, a Democratic member of the Florida House of Representatives, representing the 101st District, which includes southeastern Broward County. First elected in 2012, served as the Democratic Deputy Whip from 2014-2016, and again from 2016-2018.
Email: [email protected]
IG: @shevrinjones
Twitter: @shevrinjones
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In this Brothaspeak Podcast episode #77 we speak to famed choreographer & director Jamal Sims about his documentary WHEN THE BEAT DROPS, which is a bold and energetic documentary exploring "bucking," a dance subculture popular within the black LGBTQ community in the South.
Jamal Sims
Jamal Sims is one of today’s most sought after choreographer/directors in the industry. Some of his recent projects include the fifth installment of the Step Up series, the acclaimed Microsoft “Surface/Surface Pro” tablet commercial, and the viral “Safety Video” hit for Virgin America. Jamal has also worked with Neil Patrick Harris as the Supervising Choreographer for RENT at the Hollywood Bowl. Now he features his well received documentary, When the Beat Drops.
When the Beat Drops
Defined by dynamic and unified movements and full of bold pageantry, fierce style, and undeniable form, “bucking” is a dance subculture that is slowly entering the mainstream. More than two decades old, it was created by African American gay men in the South as a response to being excluded from participation in majorette routines, due to homophobia and societal pressure.
In When the Beat Drops—a feature documentary debut by famed choreographer Jamal Sims, whose credits include RuPaul’s Drag Race, So You Think You Can Dance, and Cirque du Soleil’s Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour—the origins and evolution of bucking are explored, as are the life stories and struggles of various Atlanta performers. Doing what Paris Is Burning (Frameline14) and Rize did for ball culture and “krumping” respectively, When the Beat Drops offers an electrifying first cinematic glimpse into the phenomenon of “bucking,” featuring ecstatic dance sequences throughout the film. Anthony, a survivor of violence that threatened his ability to perform, is the creator of one of the leading bucking groups in the city; Flash is a radio personality with a gay mom who has been in and out of jail for half of his life; and Napoleon is a teacher who also runs a non-profit music advocacy group.
Many of the performers risk corporate jobs to follow their passion for dance, build up the community, and remain true to themselves. And the candid conversations with team captains about issues and stigma within the community make the film truly shine. Presenting an intimate look at the performers’ dedication to their chosen families and their craft, When the Beat Drops culminates in an edge-of-your-seat, intense competition celebrating triumph, athleticism, and artistry.
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In the Brothaspeak Podcast episode #76, we speak to Robert Phillipson. On the show we discuss some of his work such as T'Ain't Nobody's Bizness: Queer Blues Divas of the 1920s, and other unknown queer black history.
KweliTV
KweliTV is an interactive streaming platform that shares the African Diaspora experience through undiscovered documentaries, films, web shows, children’s programming, news and more.
Website: www.kweli.tv
Robert Phillipson
Robert Philipson is an independent scholar and film director who lives in Oakland, California. His work has been published in Research in African Literature, Studies in American Jewish Literature, and Callaloo.
Shoga Films
Shoga Films is a 501(3)(c) non-profit that is comprised of the production company, Shoga Films, and educational outreach initiatives. Shoga Films creates and disseminates multimedia works on race and sexuality that raise awareness and foster critical discussion.
Website: www.shogafilms.com
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In this Brothaspeak Podcast episode #75 we speak with author John Collins talking about his book, God ain't call me Fag. In this interview John conveys his experience in discovering his truth, while in the process relearning and maintaining his relationship with god.
Book - God ain't call me Fag
This project speaks against praying the gay away. It explores the process of self-love and finding the purpose in who you are.
John Collins - social media
IG - @johncollinspresents
Facebook - John Collins presents, LLC
Email: [email protected]
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In this Brothaspeak Podcast episode #74 we talk to Darnell Moore to discuss his new book, No Ashes in the Fire. In this interview we dive into his creative process, Camden, book tour, and more.
Darnell Moore
Darnell L. Moore is an writer and activist whose work is informed by anti-racist, feminist, queer of color, and anti-colonial thought and advocacy.
TWITTER - @Moore_Darnell
IG - @mooredarnell
FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/mooredarnell
No Ashes in the Fire - Book
The book is a brave and beautifully written memoir discussing the survival story of navigating childhood during the height of the AIDS and crack epidemics, searching for intimacy and love as a young gay man, and ultimately finding a calling fighting for justice and liberation in the Black Lives Matter and LGBTQ movements.
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Brothaspeak Podcast Episode #73 talks with guest Sarah Toce, LGBTQNation writer, to discuss the new initiative to allow adoption agencies to LEGALLY discriminate against LGBTQ parents.
Sarah Toce
Sarah currently serves on the boards of the Society of Professional Journalists - Washington Chapter (spjwash), GALECA -The LGBTQ Entertainment Critics Association, writer for LGBTQNation, and is the founder of The Seattle Lesbian and Seattle Women's Pride.
Facebook - @RealSarahToce
Twitter - @SarahToce
IG - @sarahtoce
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