Consider it Blacklit 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 enthusiasts.
Consider It Blacklit hosts Kim Singleton discusses the documentary "Balloon Man" with its producer/director Chantal Potter. This film tells the story of the first African American hot air balloon ma…
Host Kim Singleton discusses REALEMN Productions with Founder & CEO Toni Isreal. REALEMN provides marketing and promotions for Broadway productions, as well as other behind the scene services for st…
Host Kim Singleton sits down with founder and artistic director of the New Jersey Tap Dance Ensemble, Deborah Mitchell. Mitchell discusses her journey in tap dancing, the legends met along the way, …
Host Kim Singleton sits down with Ricardo Khan. Khan is the co-founder and artistic director of Crossroads Theatre Company.
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Host Kim Singleton sits down with Twi McCallum, the first woman of color sound designer on Broadway.
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Host Kim Singleton discusses the film "King Richard" with Glenn Gilliam. Glenn is the Director of Strategic Partnerships for the Althea Film Project. "King Richard" stars Will Smith, Aunjanue Ellis…
Host Kim Singleton discusses the Netflix documentary, Giving Voice with guest Thelma Ramsey (educator/artist/writer), Justine Robinson (actress/writer) and June E. Townes (singer/performer/founder of…
Host Kim Singleton discusses the Netflix movie "Monster" with guests Ameer Allen, Jamar Gillespie and Livingstone Steele. Monster is based on the 1999 novel by Walter Dean Myers.
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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 …
Host Kim Singleton sits down with actress Marie Thomas. She is a veteran of stage and screen. Marie is most known for her performance in the play "Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope" and her role on the …
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.
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Host Kim Singleton discusses the Hulu series "Wu-Tang: An American Saga" with guest contributors Ameer Allen and Jamar Gillespie.
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Host Kim Singleton sits down with veteran actor Count Stovall to discuss his career on stage and screen.
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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.
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This podcast episode highlights the 1974 film "Claudine" staring Diahann Carroll and James Earl Jones. Comedian/Writer/Educator Thelma Ramsey is our guest to discuss this classic film.
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Host Kim Singleton discusses the 1958 movie "Anna Lucasta" with journalist/writer Jenyne Raines. This classic film stars Eartha Kitt and Sammy Davis Jr.
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Host Kim Singleton discusses Pam Grier with author and journalist Jenyne Raines. The conversation delves into the actresses career and her iconic role in the movie "Coffy".
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Host Kim Singleton discusses the advocacy work done by the New Yorkers for Culture and Arts with the Executive Director Lucy Sexton.
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Host Kim Singleton discusses the virtual theatrical production of "Semblance" with playwright Whitney White. "Semblance" asks us to examine how Black women are perceived and how we interact with the …