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ExposureA Double Feature Deep Dive with Hard Light Cinema: Killer of Sheep & CompensationIn this episode, I sit down with my friends from the Hard Light Cinema crew, Lewis Peterson and Kyle Mayo-Blake, to talk about two landmark works of the L.A. Rebellion: Charles Burnett’s Killer of Sheep and Zeinabu Irene Davis’ Compensation. We dig into the visceral and poetic realism of Burnett’s vision, the radical tenderness of Davis’ storytelling, and how the L.A. Rebellion reimagines Black life beyond spectacle and stereotype.This conversation is in celebration of our upcoming co-presented double feature on July 20th at Studio Two Three, where both films will screen back-to-back.Grab...2025-07-1131 minExposureIn Bloom + A Conversation with Rohan KalyanIn this episode, we're talking about June's series of films, In Bloom, a series of films from around the world that I want us to use to reframe and explore the complexities of the coming-of-age experience. The series explores the transformative power of these periods in our lives to uncover narrative, visual, and sonic connections that run through each of them. We're often told that coming of age is linear, a private journey of heartbreak, embarrassment, and eventual clarity. But what if it isn't? What if growing up feels like dislocation, like trying to arrive in a...2025-07-0158 minExposureAn Oral History of the Black Vampire on FilmIn this episode, we sink our teeth into the haunting, cryptic, and ever-engaging lineage of the Black vampire in cinema. From Ganja & Hess to Blade, from Def By Temptation to Suicide by Sunlight, we explore how Black filmmakers and actors have reimagined, reframed, and reconfigured the vampire—not just as monster or metaphor, but as a site of inheritance, reckoning, resistance, and transformation.We trace the genre’s southern roots, its entanglements with Christianity, and its ties to trauma, sex, and survival. And we ask: what happens when those once rendered monstrous reclaim the myth? When the image...2025-05-2337 minExposureTeknoerotica: A Series Presented by Exposure & Staunch MediaIn this episode, I'm joined by my friend Abby Giuseppe to discuss our new collaborative series, Teknoerotica. In an era where technology touches every aspect of human life, the intersection of sex, identity, and automation raises pressing questions: How does technology reshape desire? What happens when the boundary between human and machine blurs? Can intimacy persist in a world mediated by artificial intelligence, surveillance, and cybernetics?Teknoerotica is a five-film series that explores these questions through the lens of speculative fiction, cyber-surrealism, and techno-eroticism. Featuring Crimes of the Future (2022...2025-04-0153 minExposureThe Cinema of Bong Joon-hoIn this episode, we’re diving into the world of Bong Joon-ho ahead of the release of Mickey 17. We’ll explore his incisive class commentary, visual language and iconography, and approach to genre storytelling—plus, what exactly makes his films stand out in an era where auteur-driven mainstream filmmaking has struggled to thrive. We’ll also dive into his early career in the 2000s Korean film scene, his relationships with actors and other directors, and how he went from cult favorite to global phenomenon.If any of the films mentioned in this episode pique your interest, here’s where you...2025-03-0516 minExposureFoundations: The L.A. Rebellion and Birth of a New Black CinemaWelcome back! In this episode, we're diving deep into the L.A. Rebellion—a groundbreaking movement that redefined Black independent cinema. This episode comes ahead of Foundations: The L.A. Rebellion and the Birth of a New Black Cinema, our Black History Month screening series at Ours in Richmond, Virginia, running throughout February. We’ll explore the origins of the movement, the visionary filmmakers who shaped it, the films that emerged from it, and why its legacy remains essential to both cinematic and Black history.2025-02-0422 minExposureThe Best Films of 20242024 has come to a close, and that means it's time to look back at the best films from this past year. We start with a quick recap of this past weekend's Golden Globes (1:16), followed by a discussion about the best cinema from the last 12 months (7:30).2025-01-0849 minExposureExposure Fall Recap & a VAFF DispatchIn this belated episode, I talk about some of the most noteworthy releases from this past October and November (1:03). Plus, it’s time for our very first film festival dispatch! Join me as I spotlight some of the best films from the 2024 Virginia Film Festival (31:12).2024-12-0249 minExposureExposure Summer Dispatch (and Fall 2024 Preview)In this episode I talk about some of my favorite films of the Summer (and a few that weren't so good but still need some attention). Also... a quick Fall 2024 preview!2024-09-2439 minExposure90's Neo-noir: Cure and Kiyoshi KurosawaWelcome back. As part of our continuing 90's Neo-noir series, we're taking a look at Kiyoshi Kurosawa's 1997 masterpiece, CURE, staring Koji Yakusho, Masato Hagiwara, Tsuyoshi Ujiki, and Anna Nakagawa.
Yakusho stars as Takabe, a detective unraveling a series of brutal murders, each marked by an "X" carved into the victims' bodies. The only link: a mysterious drifter. Kurosawa, ever the genre anti-stylist, contorts the noir framework into something eerily familiar yet unsettlingly alien, crafting one of the most mesmerizing and psychologically abrasive thrillers ever made.
CURE, often hailed as a pioneer of the J-horror wave...2024-07-2415 minExposureThe Best Films of 2024 (So Far)In this mid-year dispatch I talk a bit about some of my favorite films of the year. 2024-07-0631 min
Exposure90's Neo-noir: Belly and Hype WilliamsWelcome to the Exposure Cinema Podcast. In this episode, the first in our 90's Neo-noir series, we'll be talking a bit about Hype Williams' 1998 classic BELLY. The film has now been rightfully reclaimed as challenging, complex, and undeniable piece within both Black and Neo-noir cinema, but it hasn't always been that way. We'll talk about the film's style, narrative structure, and what exactly has made this elusive, disorienting and staggeringly beautiful film so enduring. 2024-06-1912 min
Funky People Radio® LIVE PodcastWURD-FPRADIOLiveShow_040821Show #312 - April 8, 2021 :: Soul Frequency '21 ~
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Silent Morning (Soulfrequency's Larry Love Remix) - Dj Larry Love
Everything I Need - MdCL
(Gotta Be) Free [Booker T Vocal Reconstruction MIx] - Beat Rivals, Lifford Shillingford
Elevator (Going Up) [Louie Vega Long Album Mix] - Monique Bingham, Louie Vega
Tenderly (Honeycomb Instrumental Mix) - Josh Milan, Wipe The Needle
A Cure for Heartache (Original Mix) - Soulfreakah
Already Over (Original Mix) - Walter G
Flowers (Zeppelin Saint Thunder Mix) - Pietro Nicosia
Smile (Original Mix) - Zepherin Saint feat. Jackie Queens
Give Love A...2021-04-091h 57
Mr. Tony Dennis' (MrTD) PodcastMrTD Presents - ImpedanceImpedanceOne of the important physical characteristics relating to the propagation of sound is the acoustic impedance of the medium in which the sound wave travels. Acoustic impedance (Z) is given by the ratio of the wave’s acoustic pressure (p) to its volume velocity (U):1. Kevin Yost - Spring Again2. Anto Vitale, Martino - Children Of The Sun3. Web Web,Joy Denalane - What You Give4. Anané - Music & Life5. Dj Disciple, Guida De Palma, Boriqua Bandits, Doug Gomez - Midnight Expresso6. Opolopo, Angela Johnson, Micky More, Andy Tee - Stay Thi...2020-11-022h 04
Funky People Radio® LIVE PodcastWURD-FPRADIOLiveShow_062515Show #105 - June 25, 2015 -
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You're Gonna Miss My Love (Original) - Hedi Benromdan
Prototype (Reelsoul 2014 Remix) - Outkast
My Last Call (Original) - Adri Black
In The City (Atjazz Astro Remx) - Ralf GUM f. Hugh Masekela
Let Me Love You (San Francisco Vibe Vox) - DJ Rasoul
The Players (12" Dance Mix) - First Choice
The Wish (Manoo Likes Apfelschorle Remix) - Hyenah
I Live for You (Soulphonix Remix) - David Anthony feat. Stephanie Cooke
Get Myself Together (Album Mix) - Will Reelsoul
Siempre (Vince Watson Smooth Mix) - Kiko Navarro
I'm Feelin' U (DJ Oji's UXE Vocal...2015-06-261h 56
Crazy 4 Comic ConDoctor Who Fan Panel at Rose City Comic Con
At Rose City Comic Con, I had a chance to moderate one of my favorite panels at a con- The Doctor Who Fan Panel. A panel of local Whovian experts gather to discuss the significance of 50 years of DW, answer fan questions, and share their thoughts on the new Doctor, Peter Capaldi. On the panel was Nowal Massari, Bob Mascott, Brandon Seifert, and Michael Shillingford, owner of the Tardis Room. To a standing room only panel, we had a wobbly-wibbly good time and the fans were amazing! Smart phone users click here.
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