Creators and Guests

Rob Lee
Host
Rob Lee
The Truth In This Art is an interview series featuring artists, entrepreneurs and tastemakers in & around Baltimore.
Appears in 725 episodes
Wordsmith
Host
Wordsmith
a multi-talented artist from Baltimore, MD
Appears in 1 episode
83 Cutlass
Guest
83 Cutlass
83 Cutlass, a self-produced artist from Northeast Baltimore, with a background influenced by his grandfather's percussion, showcases a diverse range of sounds in his debut mixtape and has collaborated with Giddeon Gallows and Micah E. Wood, also performing at notable venues like Metro Gallery in Baltimore.
Appears in 1 episode
Aaron Brown
Guest
Aaron Brown
A Baltimore-based cultural producer, creative consultant, and polymath.
Appears in 1 episode
Aaron Dante
Guest
Aaron Dante
Aaron Dante from the No Pix After Dark Podcast joins Rob Lee to discuss podcasting, criticism, and how to handle the journey when it feels like you’re the only one walking the path. What does it take to create your own podcast and persevere through the tough times? Do you have content or a niche idea? How the hell do you find your voice in a saturated free radio, free-market space? The journey isn’t easy, but the good times never stop when you’re producing something you love. Rob and Aaron Dante discuss the early days of recording shows and tips on working the angles to stay relevant in a constantly changing podcast environment. Aaron Dante’s story is an inspirational reminder that good things only come with hard work, dedication, and passion. Later, Aaron Dante answers and asks some rapid-fire questions, including thoughts on local government, celebrities, and where to find the best crab cakes in Baltimore.
Appears in 1 episode
Aaron Henkin
Guest
Aaron Henkin
An accomplished radio producer and creator known for his exceptional work at WYPR.
Appears in 1 episode
Aaron Hill
Guest
Aaron Hill
a Baltimore, MD-based musician mentored by Dr. Maurice Johnson
Appears in 1 episode
Aaron Jones
Guest
Aaron Jones
The master tailor and owner of Bushelers of Baltimore, bringing a modern twist to the age-old art of tailoring.
Appears in 1 episode
Aaron Richter
Guest
Aaron Richter
Aaron Richter is a photographer. Rooted in curiosity and engagement, Aaron’s work looks to remove the inherent space that exists between himself and the people in front of his camera. He aspires to honest connections that reveal simple truths through presence, poise and occasional humor. The bare joy and gentle dignity you see in these moments occur on both sides of the camera. Aaron maintains a thoughtful approach.
Appears in 1 episode
Abdul Ali
Guest
Abdul Ali
poet, writer, nonprofit consultant, and cultural worker
Appears in 1 episode
Abisola Yelé Oladeinde
Guest
Abisola Yelé Oladeinde
Chief Fashion Officer of Yele LLC | Afrofuturism in Luxury Fashion | As Featured in Essence & Yahoo News | Visa's She's Next 2023 Recipient
Appears in 1 episode
Adam Droneburg
Guest
Adam Droneburg
a Baltimore based artist who creates wearable art
Appears in 1 episode
Adam Estes
Guest
Adam Estes
Artist and cook - Adam is originally from New Orleans, LA, and has lived in MD most of his life. He's a great bartender, and skilled painter and now handles most of the cooking at Wet City.
Appears in 1 episode
Adam Rodgers
Guest
Adam Rodgers
Writer/Director at 8th Day Pictures
Appears in 1 episode
Adam Stab
Guest
Adam Stab
Adam Stab, an esteemed graffiti writer and artist, stands as a pillar of Baltimore's artistic landscape, with a legacy dating back to the mid-1980s.
Appears in 1 episode
Ada Pinkston
Guest
Ada Pinkston
artist, educator, human
Appears in 1 episode
Agnes Gummere
Guest
Agnes Gummere
Agnes Gummere is an artist whose work ranges from figure painting, portraits, interior design, and illustration. Throughout her lifelong passion for making art, she has channeled influences from art history, centuries-old oil painting techniques, as well as digital mediums. Growing up in Philadelphia, and earning her Bachelors of Science in Interior Design from Drexel University Westphal College of Media Arts & Design, she has always found inspiration from the city’s rich history of art, design and architecture, as well as museums and galleries. Agnes’s creative practice stems from both her genuine enjoyment of painting, as well as a passion for portraying people, capturing their sense of character and emotion in layers of oil paint created over time. Her body of work, including formal portrait commissions, other depictions of the human form, and architectural illustrations, incorporates oil paint, pastel, and graphite, layered to achieve an ambient quality of light, texture, dimension, and realism. Her style is realistic, overlaid with drips, abrasions, and markings, as indications and appreciation of the painting process.
Appears in 1 episode
Aishah Alfadhalah
Guest
Aishah Alfadhalah
A cultural broker and co-founder of Mera Kitchen Collective. Originally from Kuwait, she ventured to Baltimore for college and graduate school after arriving in the US at the age of 18.
Appears in 1 episode
Akio Evans
Guest
Akio Evans
A versatile and innovative artist hailing from Baltimore, who excels in various creative endeavors, such as filmmaking, documenting, and sneaker art.
Appears in 1 episode
Aladrian Wetzel
Guest
Aladrian Wetzel
Executive Director of the Two Strikes Theater Collective.
Appears in 1 episode
Alana Rosa Edwards
Guest
Alana Rosa Edwards
Fashion Model / Photojournalist who is passionate about making connections and memories with creative, innovative business owners.
Appears in 1 episode
Albert Phillips Jr.
Guest
Albert Phillips Jr.
Author of Y'all Hiring? | Educator | Writer | Youth Advocate | MFA Candidate at @ubaltmain
Appears in 1 episode
Alexander Madaus
Guest
Alexander Madaus
OWNER- COMMUNITY OUTREACH/ OPERATIONS of Fells Point Cultivated Creations
Appears in 1 episode
Alexandre Edoh Yao Amegah
Guest
Alexandre Edoh Yao Amegah
Visual Arts Teacher at Baltimore City Public Schools
Appears in 1 episode
Alexandre Keto
Guest
Alexandre Keto
Brazilian artist, who draws inspiration from childhood passions and his spiritual Orisha worship, creating vibrant and soulful masterpieces heavily influenced by Samba and American graffiti.
Appears in 1 episode
Alexandria Johnson
Guest
Alexandria Johnson
Alexandria Johnson, a dynamic entrepreneur rooted in Austin, has etched her mark as an influencer partnership strategist, community builder, and champion of empowering black girls and women.
Appears in 1 episode
Alex Fine
Guest
Alex Fine
A talented freelance illustrator residing in Baltimore, Maryland.
Appears in 1 episode
Alexi Abi Mikhael
Guest
Alexi Abi Mikhael
local DMV (D.C. Maryland, and Virginia) visual artist
Appears in 1 episode
ALEX JENNINGS
Guest
ALEX JENNINGS
Writer/editor, author of THE BALLAD OF PERILOUS GRAVES. (Redhook, 2022.) First-ever Imagination Unbound Fellow at Under the Volcano, 2022. (he/him)
Appears in 1 episode
Alex Rector
Guest
Alex Rector
A self-taught visual artist originally from Texas and now based in Baltimore.Mmaking her mark in the art world with her distinct abstract, minimalistic, and illustrative styles.
Appears in 1 episode
Alex Schechter
Guest
Alex Schechter
Alex Schechter is a sculptor based in Philadelphia. He holds a bachelor's degree in religious studies from Grinnell College and an MFA in sculpture from Micah in Baltimore. Alex's work primarily focuses on woodworking and material transformations, often incorporating found objects and exploring the intersection of art and religion.
Appears in 1 episode
Alicia Puig
Guest
Alicia Puig
Curator & co-founder of PxP Contemporary, Director of Business Operations for Create! Magazine, and Author
Appears in 1 episode
Alicia Wilson
Guest
Alicia Wilson
Alicia Wilson, Esq., who is a dynamic leader in economic development, serving as the Vice President of Economic Development for Johns Hopkins University and the Johns Hopkins Health System in Baltimore, Maryland.
Appears in 1 episode
Alim Smith
Guest
Alim Smith
Alim Smith, a versatile interdisciplinary artist hailing from Delaware, who takes the art world by storm.
Appears in 1 episode
Alison Lowery
Guest
Alison Lowery
Alison Lowery is a New Orleans-based mixed media painter, who redefines artistry with her distinctive approach.
Appears in 1 episode
Aliza Bran
Guest
Aliza Bran
Aliza Bran, an accomplished professional, who serves as the Media Relations Manager at the iconic International Spy Museum, a nonprofit institution situated in the vibrant heart of Washington, DC.
Appears in 1 episode
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Guest
allhiphopcom
We Are Hip-Hop Culture and Information. Follow founders @ChuckCreekmur and @GrouchyGreg
Appears in 1 episode
Allie Smith
Guest
Allie Smith
Talented owner of Bramble Baking Company. A small-batch bakery specializing in scratch-baked pies, pastries, and specialty cakes.
Appears in 1 episode
Allison Tipton
Guest
Allison Tipton
https://www.mica.edu/research/globe-collection-and-press/
Appears in 1 episode
Alvin Gray
Guest
Alvin Gray
The talented director and producer hailing from Baltimore with a remarkable 15-year journey in the DMV area. Leaving behind CBS radio, Alvin pursued his passion for creative expression and cinematography, paving the way for a successful career as a producer and director.
Appears in 1 episode
Alyssa Bonk
Guest
Alyssa Bonk
Digital Creator, Founder and Principal at Luck & Hustle PR, Alyssa Bonk. Luck & Hustle PR is a DC-based public relations and social media marketing company proudly serving the beverage and hospitality community
Appears in 1 episode
Alyssa Fenix
Guest
Alyssa Fenix
a black queer neurodivergent artist, Diversity Trainer/Consultant, and founder of the "If I Knew Then Letters Project,” living in Baltimore with her partner, kids, dog, and plants
Appears in 1 episode
Amanda Morell
Guest
Amanda Morell
an arts advocate and Deputy Director for Maryland Citizens for the Arts
Appears in 1 episode
Amber Robles-Gordon
Guest
Amber Robles-Gordon
Amber Robles-Gordon, an esteemed mixed media visual artist based in Washington, DC.
Appears in 1 episode
American Craft Council
Guest
American Craft Council
ACC is a national nonprofit working to keep craft artists and the community connected, inspired, and thriving.
Appears in 2 episodes
American Visionary Art Museum
Guest
American Visionary Art Museum
Behold the tweets & wonders of The American Visionary Art Museum, the official national museum for self-taught and intuitive artistry. Open Wed-Sun, 10am-5pm.
Appears in 2 episodes
Amy Cavanaugh
Guest
Amy Cavanaugh
Amy Cavanaugh is the Executive Director of Maryland Art Place (MAP).
Appears in 1 episode
Amy von Lange
Guest
Amy von Lange
Co-owner of Schola, a renowned cooking school in historic Mount Vernon
Appears in 1 episode
Ana Rodney
Guest
Ana Rodney
Ana Rodney, a seasoned Doula with 15 years of experience, who serves as the Executive Director and Founder of MOMCares in Baltimore City.
Appears in 1 episode
Anastasia Johnson
Guest
Anastasia Johnson
a dance artist, teacher, and choreographer born and raised in Richmond, Virginia
Appears in 1 episode
Andrea Specht
Guest
Andrea Specht
Strategic, creative, and energetic nonprofit CEO who wins moral and financial support for ideas and organizations. Opinions expressed on this account are my own.
Appears in 1 episode
Andre Mazelin
Guest
Andre Mazelin
An Andre Mazelin, executive director of Dance Place, is an experienced Arts Administrator and Entrepreneur with over 15 years of demonstrated leadership, working within small and large arts nonprofits.
Appears in 1 episode
Andrew Cosentino
Guest
Andrew Cosentino
A passionate food and lifestyle blogger with a strong affinity for Baltimore.
Appears in 1 episode
Andy Cook
Guest
Andy Cook
Andy Cook is the visionary behind Made In Baltimore, who boasts a diverse background in urban planning and photojournalism.
Appears in 1 episode
Andy Hotchkiss
Guest
Andy Hotchkiss
Andy is a principal at NREB, LLC, a commercial real estate brokerage firm in Bethesda, MD.
Appears in 1 episode
Angela N. Carroll
Guest
Angela N. Carroll
Artist-archivist; a purveyor and an investigator of art history and culture.
Appears in 1 episode
Angela Wheeler
Guest
Angela Wheeler
Angela Wheeler, her rich family heritage is interwoven with Baltimore City's legacy of Black excellence, spanning law, politics, art, and education.
Appears in 1 episode
Angeline Murphy
Guest
Angeline Murphy
Angeline Murphy, a distinctive model based in Austin, Texas, who stands out for her alternative style, adorned with tattoos and piercings that reflect her authentic self-expression.
Appears in 1 episode
Angie Kelley
Guest
Angie Kelley
The Community Engagement Manager of Moveable Feast, a renowned non-profit organization in Baltimore.
Appears in 1 episode
Anita Kassof
Guest
Anita Kassof
Anita Kassof has seven years of dedicated leadership, she is the Executive Director of the Baltimore Museum of Industry.
Appears in 1 episode
Annalisa Dias
Guest
Annalisa Dias
Annalisa Dias, a visionary force in the artistic realm, who occupies multiple roles as the Director of Artistic Partnerships and Innovation at Baltimore Center Stage, a distinguished playwright, director, performer, and community organizer.
Appears in 1 episode
Annette Porter
Guest
Annette Porter
Annie Howe, a renowned papercut artist based in Baltimore
Appears in 1 episode
Annette Porter
Guest
Annette Porter
Annette Porter, a visionary force in the filmmaking realm and Director of the Saul Zaentz Innovation Fund at Johns Hopkins University.
Appears in 1 episode
Ann Shafer
Guest
Ann Shafer
Curator, blogger, podcaster
Appears in 1 episode
Anthony Chestnut
Guest
Anthony Chestnut
Veteran tattoo artist with over 15 years of experience, renowned for his exceptional skills and unique artistic style.
Appears in 1 episode
Antonio Baines
Guest
Antonio Baines
A chef and jerk aficionado based in Baltimore.
Appears in 1 episode
Apasrin Suvanasai
Guest
Apasrin Suvanasai
Apasrin Suvanasai, an accomplished Museum Educator at the Office of Historic Alexandria.
Appears in 1 episode
April Danielle Lewis
Guest
April Danielle Lewis
April Danielle Lewis is a multifaceted artist, visionary, and dedicated community builder.
Appears in 1 episode
Ara Koh
Guest
Ara Koh
Ara Koh (b. Seoul, South Korea; lives and works in Washington, DC) received her BFA in Ceramics and Glass from Hongik University, Seoul, in 2018, and was an exchange student at California State University, Long Beach, in 2016. Koh graduated with an MFA in Ceramic Art at New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University in 2020. Her works are installations claiming space across a variety of materials, particularly clay.
Appears in 1 episode
Ariana Parris
Guest
Ariana Parris
riana Parrish is a versatile figure, skilled as an architect, property manager, community activist, and artist.
Appears in 1 episode
Aric Wanveer
Guest
Aric Wanveer
artist, inventor, and founder of Magma Build Studio
Appears in 1 episode
Ariel Barbosa
Guest
Ariel Barbosa
Ariel Barbosa is a community organizer, artist, and capoeira practitioner from Baltimore, with roots in Bahia, Brazil.
Appears in 1 episode
Ariel Cavalcante Foster
Guest
Ariel Cavalcante Foster
the founding facilitator of F.I.E.L.D. (to foster freedom), a platform for radical transformation that centers building anti-oppression practices and holistic decolonization
Appears in 1 episode
Ariel Davis
Guest
Ariel Davis
Dedicated to supporting community centered leaders as they design processes and programs that align with their vision and values, Ariel Elizabeth Davis is a communications and culture administrator based in Mount Rainier, Maryland.
Appears in 1 episode
Ari Pluznik
Guest
Ari Pluznik
the lead singer-songwriter and music director of Ari and the Buffalo Kings
Appears in 1 episode
Ari Voxx
Guest
Ari Voxx
Musician
Appears in 1 episode
Arli's Appetite
Guest
Arli's Appetite
Public Relations Professional | Social Media Manager | Food And Cocktail Blogger https://t.co/Jyv2zLZsbJ
Appears in 1 episode
Artemisia Johnson
Guest
Artemisia Johnson
a multi-published model, proudly represents the plus size and body positive communities
Appears in 1 episode
Arvay Adams
Guest
Arvay Adams
Baltimore native and the owner of This Sporting Life, a creative force that blends sports history with sewing, embroidering, and screen printing since 2007.
Appears in 1 episode
Ashley Alexander
Guest
Ashley Alexander
A talented singer, songwriter, and music curator at Blakwater House.
Appears in 1 episode
Ashley Miah
Guest
Ashley Miah
an Afro-Latina artist from New York City who focuses on acrylic painting
Appears in 1 episode
Ashley Williams
Guest
Ashley Williams
Ashley Williams, an esteemed educator, school leader, and emotional intelligence expert, who brings her extensive decade-long experience in education to the forefront.
Appears in 1 episode
Ayeshah Julia Abuelhiga
Guest
Ayeshah Julia Abuelhiga
Ayeshah Julia Abuelhiga, a visionary entrepreneur, and trailblazer, who serves as the driving force behind Mason Dixie Foods, a prominent Baltimore enterprise renowned for its exceptional clean-label, preservative-free, frozen delicacies including scratch-made biscuits, scones, and sweet rolls.
Appears in 1 episode
Ayiana Viviana
Guest
Ayiana Viviana
a Philly-based emerging abstract artist whose works explore thoughts, emotion, & humanity through acrylic paintings & drawings.
Appears in 1 episode
Ayodoyin Olorunsola
Guest
Ayodoyin Olorunsola
Ayodoyin Olorunsola is a local to the Baltimore area. A graduate of Salisbury University. A Volunteer at Hot Sauce.
Appears in 1 episode
Babi Lee
Guest
Babi Lee
Multi-talented model, artist, and boxer hailing from Baltimore.
Appears in 1 episode
Baldwin & Co. Books & Coffee
Guest
Baldwin & Co. Books & Coffee
DJ Johnson is the owner of Baldwin & Co. Baldwin & Co. is an independent bookstore located in New Orleans, LA. Inside, books on mystery, business, history, art, travel, children’s literature and more.
Appears in 1 episode
Baltimega
Guest
Baltimega
Baltimore-based producer renowned for his distinctive style of lush harmonies layered over raw drums and creative samples, creating an exhilarating sound within the Club Music genre.
Appears in 1 episode
Baltimore Museum of Art
Guest
Baltimore Museum of Art
Home to an internationally renowned collection of 19th-century, modern, and contemporary art.
Appears in 1 episode
Basqo Bim
Guest
Basqo Bim
New Orleans based mask maker, artist
Appears in 1 episode
BeMo “the Pearl” Brown
Guest
BeMo “the Pearl” Brown
Producer. Storyteller. Kingmaker. Enjoy [Worthless Rants of Irrelevance]
Appears in 1 episode
Ben Otterbein
Guest
Ben Otterbein
vice president of Otterbein's Cookies
Appears in 1 episode
Beth-Ann Wilson
Guest
Beth-Ann Wilson
A talented fine art oil painter, is the owner of Night Owl Gallery, an intimate artist-run exhibition space that showcases her expressive portraiture and natural landscapes inspired by urban life and her travels.
Appears in 1 episode
Bethany C. Morrow
Guest
Bethany C. Morrow
Same handle on IG. Adult/YA Author. Locus and Ignyte finalist. Christ follower. Planet of the Apes stan. I mutes my tweets. https://t.co/Ad7TLGyOMt
Appears in 1 episode
Beth Evans
Guest
Beth Evans
Illustrator and Cartoonist.
Appears in 1 episode
Bettina Perry
Guest
Bettina Perry
Founder of Charmington Holistics, a thriving multidisciplinary venture centered around botanicals and practical magic.
Appears in 1 episode
BG Purcell
Guest
BG Purcell
Founder of Mouth Party, LLC. founded in 2007.
Appears in 1 episode
BlackStar Projects
Guest
BlackStar Projects
BlackStar Film Festival - Aug 2-6 🎫 Passes and tickets now on sale: https://t.co/oYgfgPBPwy
Appears in 1 episode
Bmore Heritage Area
Guest
Bmore Heritage Area
Federally designated in 2009, the Baltimore National Heritage Area celebrates and shares the city's history, people and places.
Appears in 1 episode
B&O Railroad Museum
Guest
B&O Railroad Museum
Jon Goldman is the Chief Curator for The Birthplace of American Railroading
Appears in 1 episode
Brad Rogers
Guest
Brad Rogers
Brad Rogers, the accomplished Executive Director at the helm of the South Baltimore Gateway Partnership, driving impactful neighborhood growth through strategic utilization of casino revenues.
Appears in 1 episode
Brandon Ball
Guest
Brandon Ball
Brandon Ball is a distinguished Designer Leader renowned for his prowess in devising innovative strategies and creative solutions for clients.
Appears in 1 episode
Brandon Soderberg
Guest
Brandon Soderberg
A Baltimore-based reporter, and co-author of "I Got a Monster: The Rise and Fall of America's Most Corrupt Police Squad," sheds light on crime and policing in the city.
Appears in 1 episode
Brandt Ricca
Guest
Brandt Ricca
Brandt Ricca is a D.C.-based entrepreneur. Having a writing background and a family history of owning a newspaper, telling stories has always been at the forefront of Brandt’s mindset. Creating a narrative is a must for Brandt, who always wants to convey a message with events or imagery through his branding agency, Nora Lee by Brandt Ricca. Brandt was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and loves the Southern culture and creative atmosphere of New Orleans, which inspired the setting for the life of Barris Hart.
Appears in 1 episode
Brendan Dorr
Guest
Brendan Dorr
Co-Owner Dutch Courage Gin Bar
Appears in 1 episode
Brendon Hudson
Guest
Brendon Hudson
Executive chef/owner ofThe Liliahna Hospitality Group and voted Best Chef by Baltimore Magazine Brendon Hudson.
Appears in 1 episode
Brenton Lim
Guest
Brenton Lim
Brenton Lim is a digital-experimental artist & designer based in Baltimore, Maryland. He explores differences between digital and physical human interaction through digital media. He creates using various digital software and analog tools by translating them into immersive visuals. A theme he is constantly exploring is digital rot – the decomposition of digital images and material.
Appears in 1 episode
Brian Levin
Guest
Brian Levin
a Baltimore based filmmaker who recently returned from a decade in Los Angeles
Appears in 1 episode
Brian McLaughlin
Guest
Brian McLaughlin
Brian McLaughlin, an esteemed figure as the President of Enterprise Community Development, Inc (ECD) and the President of Enterprise Community Partners’ Community Development Division.
Appears in 1 episode
Brian Suryah
Guest
Brian Suryah
Brian Suryah, a Baltimore-native interdisciplinary artist and practitioner, who defies conventional artistic boundaries by weaving together their diverse life experiences into a vibrant tapestry of expression.
Appears in 1 episode
Bria Sterling Wilson
Guest
Bria Sterling Wilson
Bria Sterling Wilson. A Baltimore-based photographer and accomplished collage artist, Renowned for her captivating artistic voice, Bria's compelling work beautifully unravels the intricate tapestry of the African American community.
Appears in 1 episode
Britt Olsen-Ecker
Guest
Britt Olsen-Ecker
girl singer, photographer, bitch (not necessarily in that order)
Appears in 1 episode
Bruce Willen
Guest
Bruce Willen
Multidisciplinary designer, artist, and the founder of Public Mechanics, Bruce Willen. Public Mechanics is a design and art studio working in public and cultural spaces. Prior to Public Mechanics, Bruce co-founded acclaimed design agency Post Typography where he led high-profile projects that have shaped the visual language of Baltimore and beyond. His work has appeared on the covers of Time Magazine, The New York Times, and ESPN and in dozens of design books and periodicals, including a Post Typography monograph. He is the co-author of the book Lettering & Type and has written for the Washington Post, Design Observer, and other publications.
Appears in 1 episode
Bryan Burkert
Guest
Bryan Burkert
A prominent entrepreneur and the visionary owner behind some of Baltimore's beloved small businesses, including the iconic Soundgarden record store.
Appears in 1 episode
Bryan Robinson
Guest
Bryan Robinson
an educator and multifaceted media artist born, raised and superhero'd in Baltimore Maryland
Appears in 1 episode
B/ue Robin
Guest
B/ue Robin
B/ue Robin is an artist and creator based in Philadelphia.
Appears in 1 episode
Butch Dawson
Guest
Butch Dawson
A versatile underground artist from West Baltimore, MD.
Appears in 1 episode
Camila Leão
Guest
Camila Leão
Camila Leão, a talented Brazilian artist renowned for her exceptional skills in illustration and graphic design, who has captivated audiences with her vibrant and textured creations.
Appears in 1 episode
Camille Kashaka
Guest
Camille Kashaka
Executive Director of Motor House in Baltimore, a thriving nonprofit arts hub, gallery, and performance space.
Appears in 1 episode
Carbone Hernandez
Guest
Carbone Hernandez
Script Adaptation/Text Coach
Appears in 1 episode
Carlos Raba
Guest
Carlos Raba
Chef and owner of Clavel, a taqueria and mezcaleria in Baltimore.
Appears in 1 episode
Cary Michael Robinson
Guest
Cary Michael Robinson
Cary Michael Robinson, the visionary CEO and Creative Director of ArtBaeLeads a creative lifestyle brand tailored for individuals yearning to embrace their inherent divine-inspired creativity.
Appears in 1 episode
Chad Eric Smith
Guest
Chad Eric Smith
🏆 Award-Winning Actor | Writer | Director | Producer Founder & Owner of MisterDuke Productions
Appears in 1 episode
Chad Gauss
Guest
Chad Gauss
the executive chef and restaurateur of The Food Market, La Food Marketa, Quality Snowballs, The Hall CP and Hoopla Catering. Image: Justin Tsucalas
Appears in 1 episode
Chanan Delivuk
Guest
Chanan Delivuk
Chanan Delivuk - an accomplished intermedia artist and UI/UX designer with a strong commitment to inclusive design.
Appears in 1 episode
Chanel Compton
Guest
Chanel Compton
Museum Director and Artist
Appears in 1 episode
Charley Peters
Guest
Charley Peters
a London based artist who's work is described as Abstraction remixed with screen, pop & urban visual culture
Appears in 1 episode
Charlie Visconage
Guest
Charlie Visconage
A self-taught artist based in Washington, DC, who discovered his passion for painting in 2014, breaking free from past negative beliefs.
Appears in 1 episode
Chef Ashish Alfred
Guest
Chef Ashish Alfred
executive chef and restaurateur of award-winning restaurants in the Baltimore and DC-metro area under the Alfred Restaurant Group
Appears in 1 episode
Chef Chris Amendola
Guest
Chef Chris Amendola
Chef Chris Amendola is the Chef/Owner of foraged. a hyper-seasonal eatery located in the Station North neighborhood of Baltimore, MD.
Appears in 2 episodes
Chef Isaac Toups
Guest
Chef Isaac Toups
Follow me @toupsmeatery and @teamtoups on twitter and instagram. Chef/owner of Toups' Meatery in Nola. Dad and husband to Amanda.
Appears in 1 episode
Chef Neill Howell
Guest
Chef Neill Howell
Chef Neill Howell is the Owner and executive chef of The Corner Pantry, a Relaxed, contemporary restaurant serving locally sourced, modern British cuisine
Appears in 1 episode
Chef Scott Bacon
Guest
Chef Scott Bacon
Chef Scott Bacon, a distinguished contemporary and classically trained Maryland chef, who seamlessly blends cultural diversity, tradition, and refinement to craft character-rich dishes.
Appears in 1 episode
Chef Sedrick Crawley
Guest
Chef Sedrick Crawley
Chef Sedrick Crawley, a culinary virtuoso and the esteemed Culinary Director at Pizza University & Culinary Arts Center, who boasts an impressive legacy encompassing over 25 illustrious years in the culinary domain.
Appears in 1 episode
Chelsea Gregoire
Guest
Chelsea Gregoire
Chelsea Gregoire is a consultant with skills ranging from food and beverage industry to social media marketing, working under their own company, Drinkable Genius. They have worked with restaurants, production companies, international brand ambassadors, and national organizations. Always displaying the utmost professionalism, Chelsea consistently strives to create experience and community through their work. Chelsea also uses her background in theology, church planting, and community building to craft unique experiences, care for those in her community, and generate equal opportunity for women, LGBTQ, and people of color. In 2022, Chelsea will open their first cocktail bar concept as owner, Church, as a full circle moment for their background and their understanding of how we rise to meet what the hospitality industry needs in this moment.
Appears in 1 episode
Chelsie Grant
Guest
Chelsie Grant
a SAG AFTRA Eligible Actress that has been acting since 2020
Appears in 1 episode
Chenoa Baker
Guest
Chenoa Baker
Chenoa Baker is an arts writer and emerging curator specializing in Black Modern and Contemporary art.
Appears in 1 episode
Chip Py
Guest
Chip Py
a Photographer, Documentarian of DC Culture, Author "DC Go-Go: Ten Years Backstage"
Appears in 1 episode
Chloë Williams
Guest
Chloë Williams
a Towson-based Poet and photographer
Appears in 1 episode
Chris Ashworth
Guest
Chris Ashworth
Founder and CEO of Figure53
Appears in 1 episode
Chris Bathgate
Guest
Chris Bathgate
Baltimore-based self-taught machinist and sculptor, he showcases his innovative approach to precision machining as an art form.
Appears in 1 episode
Chris Clark
Guest
Chris Clark
a self-taught visual artist, illustrator, and muralist living and working in Jacksonville, FL
Appears in 1 episode
Chris Franzoni
Guest
Chris Franzoni
Chris Franzoni, the visionary founder behind EatmoreBaltimore, a dynamic food blog and influential online platform that has become a culinary beacon illuminating the vibrant dining landscape of Baltimore and its surroundings.
Appears in 1 episode
Chris Haley
Guest
Chris Haley
I write, act, direct and sing. I do so many little things. And I love history. That’s the ‘Roots’ of me 😏
Appears in 1 episode
Christen Cromwell
Guest
Christen Cromwell
Director of Play Development at the Two Strikes Theater Collective.
Appears in 1 episode
Christina Delgado
Guest
Christina Delgado
The founder and owner of Tola's Room - a dedicated advocate for the arts, community, and education.
Appears in 1 episode
Christina Fidler
Guest
Christina Fidler
Award-winning 2D character animator, director, and screenwriter, based in Baltimore, Maryland. Her passion for animation led her to earn a BFA in Animation from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA).
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Christine Buckton Tillman
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Christine Buckton Tillman
An artist from the vibrant city of Baltimore.
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Christine Sciacca
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Christine Sciacca
Curator of European art at the Walters Art Museum
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Christine Vineyard
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Christine Vineyard
a local DC artist and art teacher, working with all mediums and a concentration in photography, drawing and painting
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Christlyn McCaskill's
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Christlyn McCaskill's
Trauma-informed art therapist and counselor practicing in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Christopher Batten
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Christopher Batten
A visual artist, live painter, arts educator, and muralist hailing from Detroit, Michigan.
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Christopher Fonte
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Christopher Fonte
Christopher Fonte is the founder of Pioneer VR and a passionate virtual reality enthusiast. He started Pioneer VR in 2017 to make virtual reality events more accessible. Since then, Christopher has organized a range of virtual events and brought the virtual world to life for many. Christopher is now working with a team of professionals to create custom virtual reality events in the NYC area. He is looking forward to continuing to push the boundaries of virtual reality in the future.
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Christophe Richard
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Christophe Richard
Principal at cielar studio | Partner at Toki Underground
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Christopher J. Chester
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Christopher J. Chester
Christopher Chester, a versatile and accomplished multidisciplinary designer, has left an indelible mark on the marketing and advertising realm. His educational journey led him to master the art of graphic design at The Maryland Institute College of Art.
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Christopher J. Guido
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Christopher J. Guido
Freelance video editor/producer| Across more than two decades as an editor -- from Pokémon to streaming services -- I’ve cut hundreds of hours of broadcast television, numerous network promos, and collaborated on documentaries for national public television and independent producers. Whether crafting a launch campaign or a passion project, I ensure collaborators maximize the potential of their footage to engage audiences with strong, clear, memorable work. I'm equally as professional as I am versatile. I constantly seek challenging work shaping meaningful projects with dedicated artists, whether in the documentary or shortform fields.
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Christopher Schafer
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Christopher Schafer
Christopher Schafer, a master suitmaker and the visionary behind Christopher Schafer Clothier, who boasts a rich background shaped by his transformative years in London.
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Chris Wilson
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Chris Wilson
artist, author and social entrepreneur
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Ciarra K. Walters
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Ciarra K. Walters
Ciarra K. Walters (1992) is an interdisciplinary artist based in Baltimore, Maryland (formally based in Los Angeles). Her practice centers around self-portraiture, movement-based performance, public art, and art education. Inserting her body in public space, both natural and metropolitan, her performances, videos, and photography examine the relationship between one’s physical self and its history in its environments. She uses her newsletter, An Artletter, as a tool to empower, heal, and educate herself, and her community about contemporary/modern art, alongside her own work. Her Instagram operates as an additional platform to provide art education to her followers, as well as showcasing her reviews of the latest noteworthy exhibitions in Los Angeles, New York, Baltimore, D.C., and other cities. Walters is currently pursuing her Master's in the Photography + Media & Society program at The Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Maryland, and is set to graduate in May of 2024.
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Cindy Cheng
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Cindy Cheng
Cindy Cheng, a Baltimore-based fine artist, sculptor, and educator, who brings a dynamic blend of creativity and recognition to her work.
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Cissa Paz
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Cissa Paz
Cissa Paz, a dynamic Brazilian singer-songwriter celebrated for her fearless fusion of cultural influences, crafting songs that interweave Afro-Brazilian and Luso-African traditions with innovative arrangements.
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CJay Phillip
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CJay Phillip
CJay Philip, an accomplished award-winning actress, director, and choreographer, who serves as the Artistic Director of Dance & Bmore, a dynamic Baltimore-based ensemble renowned for their innovative fusion of movement, music, theatrics, and spoken word, driving socially conscious and interactive performances.
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Claudens Louis
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Claudens Louis
Jazz musician, composer, educator, and band leader
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Conrad Benner
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Conrad Benner
Philly-based photo-blog exploring Art + Public Space, EST. 2011; Podcast interviewing creative minds, EST. 2017; and art curation #StreetsDeptWalls! 📸🎨🏳️‍🌈
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Corey A. Wallace
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Corey A. Wallace
Trombonist, composer, and educator, driven by the music...my journey is my destination (for now). IG: @thebigdawgcometh @thecoreywallaceDUBtet 🎵🎶
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Cory Whidby
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Cory Whidby
an animator and creator of Baltimore-centric animated web series Charm Street
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Craig Rousseau
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Craig Rousseau
draws comics (DC, MARVEL, IMAGE, DARK HORSE, DISNEY, IDW... you name it) and more (spends far too much time making "just for me" concert posters) (he/him)
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Crystal I. Berger
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Crystal I. Berger
Crystal I. Berger, Media Tech Entrepreneur | Founder of EBO.™ | Serving A Global Community of Vetted Experts | Journalist Turned Innovator
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Crystal Rivera
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Crystal Rivera
Co-founder of Puerto Rico Distillery, a driving force behind the craft rum distillery situated in Frederick, Maryland.
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Cuples Tea House
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Cuples Tea House
An urban tea experience. Lovers of tea, art, and music.
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Daniel Wright
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Daniel Wright
Daniel Wright, trumpeter, brass teacher, and clinician has a B.M. in music performance from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY. Daniel is a very active performer in the Greater-Philadelphia area. He has played at venues such as The Academy of Music, The Forrest Theatre, and The Kimmel Center. He has also performed in New York city at venues such as Carnegie Hall and The Lincoln Center. Daniel’s most recent recording credit was with R. Kelly for the album “Write Me Back”. In addition to his performance schedule, Daniel has a Private Studio in Philadelphia, PA . He teaches at a number of schools in the region, including four branches of Settlement Music School and Germantown Friends School. Daniel is also a Teaching Artist for Tune Up Philly, a subsidiary of the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra.
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Dante Swinton
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Dante Swinton
Dante Swinton, a dedicated advocate for environmental justice and sustainable urban development, who holds a BA in Environmental Studies from Winthrop University and an MS in Nonprofit Management and Social Entrepreneurship from the University of Baltimore.
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Danvic Celebrado Royer
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Danvic Celebrado Royer
Danvic Celebrado Royer, hailing from the Philippines and now the visionary behind Mister Kokedama, a Baltimore-based venture, pioneers the art of crafting distinctive bonsai using a technique that involves enveloping and securing diverse plant varieties with moss.
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Dany Chan
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Dany Chan
Associate Curator of Asian Art at The Walters Art Museum
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Dany Green
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Dany Green
a self-taught mixed media artist whose unique approach pushes the boundaries of traditional mosaics.
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DAPPER DAN MIDAS
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DAPPER DAN MIDAS
Dapper Dan Midas. Raptivist and songwriter. The final frontier.
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Dareise Jones
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Dareise Jones
Dareise Jones, a Baltimore City native, who emerges as a dynamic force in the realms of writing, education, and real estate.
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Darin Atwater
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Darin Atwater
Darin Atwater, a distinguished composer, conductor, pianist, and producer, embodies a prolific career that spans film, recording, radio, and television.
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Darren Thompson Jr
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Darren Thompson Jr
a Baltimore-based artist specializing in photography and digital painting
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Daven Ralston
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Daven Ralston
Owner of Charm City Books - passionate advocate for literature and community building through the arts and education in Baltimore's Pigtown neighborhood.
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David Alima
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David Alima
Master Creamer at The Charmery - dreamer of dreams
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David Andersson
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David Andersson
David Andersson joined Bloomberg Associates in November 2018. He advises cities in their efforts to support their local arts and cultural communities by offering guidance in equitable grantmaking, public art investments, data collection and evaluation, and non-profit governance. His work with municipal arts agencies helps strengthen their cities’ cultural sectors and promote vibrant art experiences for all of their residents and visitors. Prior to joining Bloomberg Associates, David worked as the Director of Special Projects for the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, where he helped manage the City’s Cultural Development Fund, an open, competitive grant program that awarded roughly $50 million to more than 900 cultural nonprofits each year. In addition to overseeing the annual application and reporting processes, he led funding panels, analyzed extensive data about the City’s arts organizations and their programming, and steered the development and evaluation of special initiatives. David holds an undergraduate degree from Harvard University and is a practicing visual artist.
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David Fakunle, Ph.D.
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David Fakunle, Ph.D.
My goal in the existence given to me is to help my people, my city, my state, my country, and my world. Whether that is a researcher, a practitioner, a mentor, or just a helping hand, I am willing to do it.
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David Kunian
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David Kunian
David Kunian, Music Curator for the New Orleans Jazz Museum and Louisiana State Museum
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David R. Ibata
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David R. Ibata
DC based American painter
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David 'Wavey' Anderson
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David 'Wavey' Anderson
A talented photographer and filmmaker hailing from Baltimore, Maryland.
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Davóne Tines
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Davóne Tines
Operatic bass-baritone, Davóne Tines, is an American known for creating roles in new works and for his collaborations with director Peter Sellars.
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Davon Pulliam
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Davon Pulliam
Davon Pulliam is the owner of Tortuga Kombucha, a black-owned small batch tea-focused kombucha beverage company.
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Debbie Dorsey
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Debbie Dorsey
director of Baltimore Film Office
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Dee J
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Dee J
A multi-talented artist and entrepreneur, excelling in various fields. She is a writer, poet, event planner, brand ambassador, dancer, promoter, collaborator, and proud owner of her apparel line.
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Delali Dzirasa
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Delali Dzirasa
CEO of @fearlessbmore & @hutchstudiohqs. I believe that civic tech, entrepreneurship, and fashion are tools to impact lives.
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Delvin Lugo
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Delvin Lugo
New York-based Dominican painter whose vibrant series, "Early Life in Neon," revisits memories from his hometown in Moncion, Dominican Republic.
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Derek Cooper
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Derek Cooper
Derek has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Lynchburg, currently serves as Artistic Council Member of the Baltimore Rock Opera Society, and is a local actor and writer in the Maryland Community Theatre Circuit. Like a true man of the theatre, Derek’s favorite expression is “thank you five.” When not performing, Derek likes to bake, read, write, watch documentaries and listen to music. As a little one, Derek wanted to be a cartoonist for Disney because he loved watching their movies. If Derek were a water vessel, he would be a tugboat because he’s supportive, flexible, and has many different duties.
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Derrick Whitfield Sr.
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Derrick Whitfield Sr.
Your "go-to" Graphic Designer for unconventional brands.
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Deverick Murray
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Deverick Murray
the Co-Founder and Director of Programming for the Media Rhythm Institute (MRI)
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Devin Allen
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Devin Allen
An exceptional documentary photographer, photojournalist, and activist from Baltimore, Maryland.
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Devin Watson
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Devin Watson
a seasoned illustrator and designer based in Baltimore, MD
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Devin Wilkins
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Devin Wilkins
Devin Wilkins is a Native of Baltimore City and founder of Meeting Where You Are (MWYA), a mentorship program that focuses on reducing the recidivism rates amongst the youth through mentorship, opportunities, and exposure.
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Deyane Moses
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Deyane Moses
a veteran, artist, activist, and curator living in Baltimore, MD
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Diamond Dixon
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Diamond Dixon
Published Portrait & Editorial Photographer hailing from Norfolk, VA, and raised in P.G. County, Maryland.
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Diana Carla Rowe
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Diana Carla Rowe
Diana Carla Rowe, a 23-year-old contemporary artist hailing from Brooklyn, New York, with roots tracing back to Detroit and Austin.
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Dion Bowen
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Dion Bowen
Dion Bowen is the Founder/Creative Chief Officer at Epic Art Universe
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DJ 2-Tone Jones
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DJ 2-Tone Jones
DJ | Tastemaker | Co-founder of SHAOLIN JAZZ
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DJ Awesomus Prime
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DJ Awesomus Prime
(Any Pronouns)Awesomus Prime is an Indigenous/Hispanic/Two-Spirit Producer, DJ and Owner of the independent label Kawaii Kunai 🎮Twitch Affiliate
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DJ Ducky Dynamo
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DJ Ducky Dynamo
CIAA Battle of the Mixers finalist. Producer. Baltimore Black 1st. Problematic to problems. Chaotic. #BaltimoreClub #WalkinDownTheAvenue
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DJ Impulse
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DJ Impulse
Photo/Video/Creative Direction •Co/founder @thenightbrunch 📍Baltimore, MD
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DJ Sun
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DJ Sun
DJ Sun, also known as Jason, is an open-format DJ, producer, and sonic explorer, seamlessly navigating stages, clubs, and studios across the nation.
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Dominic Griffin
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Dominic Griffin
yr fave film critic (podcast) - the armchair auteur (youtube) - @rottentomatoes approved - movie reviews at @looper & @baltbeat
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Dominique Arce ✪ Illustrator | Merch Artist
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Dominique Arce ✪ Illustrator | Merch Artist
Hello, i'm an illustrator, graphic designer based in Ciudad Juárez. • OPEN for work/commissions/business domoarce656@gmail.com
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Donte Johnson
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Donte Johnson
The General Manager of Revival Hotel in Baltimore.
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Dr. Alicia Puglionesi
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Dr. Alicia Puglionesi
A distinguished writer, historian, and the author of "Common Phantoms: An American History of Psychic Science."
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Dr. Asma Naeem
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Dr. Asma Naeem
Asma Naeem (she/her) is the Dorothy Wagner Wallis Director at the Baltimore Museum of Art. She previously served as the Museum’s Eddie C. and C. Sylvia Brown Chief Curator, and has organized exhibitions on the work of such artists as Candice Breitz, Isaac Julien, Salman Toor, and Valerie Maynard. Prior to the BMA, she held curatorial positions at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery, where she presented, among other shows, an early career retrospective of the work of Titus Kaphar, and an historical and contemporary exploration of the silhouette through the lens of gender, race, and technology. She has written widely on American art, contemporary art, critical race theory, the South Asian diaspora, and museum studies. Her book, Out of Earshot: Sound, Technology, and Power in American Art, 1847–1897, was published by University of California Press in 2020.
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Dr. Drew Lichtenberg
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Dr. Drew Lichtenberg
Dr. Drew Lichtenberg is an Associate Director at the Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, D.C. He has also worked on Broadway, at the National Theatre in London, and at many theatres around the country. He is on the faculty of Catholic University of America and has also taught at Yale University and the New School. He has been featured as a guest columnist in the New York Times and is the author of two books, The Piscatorbühne Century (2021, Routledge) and a forthcoming history of the Shakespeare Theatre Company (2024, Arden/Bloomsbury).
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Drew Pumphrey
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Drew Pumphrey
Drew Pumphrey, the creative force behind The Smoking Swine, a culinary journey that evolved from a food truck concept into a dynamic barbecue haven in Baltimore.
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Dr. Joanne Martin
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Dr. Joanne Martin
Co-founder and president of The National Great Blacks In Wax Museum, America's first wax museum of African American history in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Dr. Joby Taylor
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Dr. Joby Taylor
Joby leads the University of Maryland-Baltimore County Shriver Peaceworker Program, which is affiliated with Peace Corps Fellows/USA Program which provides returned Volunteers with financial assistance and community service internships in underserved U.S. communities. Dr. Taylor is a member of the University of Maryland Graduate Faculty with an affiliate faculty post in UMBC’s Language, Literacy, & Culture Ph.D. Program. He also regularly teaches special topics seminars in peace studies, service-learning, and place-based learning for UMBC’s Office of Undergraduate Education and its interdisciplinary scholars programs.
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Dr. Koko Zauditu-Salassie
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Dr. Koko Zauditu-Salassie
a scholar, author and Lucumi Obatala Priest
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Dr. Sally J. Scott
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Dr. Sally J. Scott
I serve as Director of the Community Leadership Graduate Programs at UMBC, Professor of Practice, and affiliate faculty in the Department of Anthropology, Sociology, and Public Health. I have extensive experience as a graduate administrator and instructor, as well as a nonprofit board member and executive.
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Dr. Schroeder Cherry
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Dr. Schroeder Cherry
A native of Washington, DC. He is a Baltimore-based artist and 2019 Sondheim competition finalist renowned for capturing vibrant scenes of African American life, with a focus on the rich culture and community found in barbershops.
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Dr. Tiffany E. Barber
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Dr. Tiffany E. Barber
Dr. Tiffany E. Barber is a prize-winning, internationally-recognized scholar, curator, and critic whose writing and expert commentary appears in top-tier academic journals, popular media outlets, and award-winning documentaries. Her work spans abstraction, dance, fashion, feminism, film, and the ethics of representation, focusing on artists of the Black diaspora working in the United States and the broader Atlantic world. Her latest curatorial project, a virtual, multimedia exhibition for Google Arts and Culture, examines the value of Afrofuturism in times of crisis.
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Dulcina Abreu
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Dulcina Abreu
a Dominican-born independent curator, artist, and museum advocate
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D. W A T K I N S
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D. W A T K I N S
EAST BALTIMORE | NYT Bestselling Author | @hbo writer | 👻 writer for your favorite NBA players | Editor @salonofficial | UB Prof | #BlackBoySmile
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Dylan Morison
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Dylan Morison
Dylan Morison is an editor and writer currently based out of Baltimore, MD. Grad student @VCFA by day, line-cook by night. She has an adorable dog named Bunny.
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eAndrew Murray
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eAndrew Murray
An American photographer based in Baltimore, renowned for his expertise in portrait, beauty, fashion, and wedding photography, catering to clients in the DMV area, Atlanta, and NYC.
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E. Brady Robinson Studio
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E. Brady Robinson Studio
Bounce // Rock // Skate // Roll
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Edward Keith Colston
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Edward Keith Colston
Mr. Colston, of the Tuscarora and Lumbee tribes, is also the Administrative Director of the Maryland Commission on Indian Affairs (MCIA).
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Ekaterina Popova
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Ekaterina Popova
an award-winning artist born in Russia, known mostly for her original oil paintings of interiors and the founder of Create! Magazine
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Elena Fox
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Elena Fox
Elena Fox, a dynamic Baltimore-based creative force, who wears multiple artistic hats as an illustrator, comic book artist, writer, musician, cake decorator, and devoted cat enthusiast.
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Elijah Jamal Balbed
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Elijah Jamal Balbed
A Globetrotting Saxophonist and Versatile Musician from Washington, DC.
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Elijah Trice
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Elijah Trice
a contemporary artist and architectural designer, born and raised in Baltimore
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Elisa Milan
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Elisa Milan
A renowned chef and business owner, celebrated for her expertise in crafting delectable Puerto Rican empanadas and coquito.
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Elise Richard
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Elise Richard
Elise Richard, a dynamic fashion blogger, who brings a touch of Louisiana charm to the vibrant streets of Baltimore.
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Ellen Frost
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Ellen Frost
The owner and designer of Local Color Flowers, a Baltimore-based floral design business specializing in personalized arrangements and bouquets made from fresh, seasonal, and sustainable flowers from local specialty growers.
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Ellen Levy
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Ellen Levy
Director of Groundwork Kitchen, a groundbreaking culinary arts training program in Baltimore's Pigtown community.
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Elliot Keeley
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Elliot Keeley
Elliot Keeley contributes to the BJC as a versatile artist and metalsmith with a background in metalsmithing and jewelry design.
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Elsa M
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Elsa M
Elsa M. is an award-winning journalist, TV Host, Radio Host, and podcaster.
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Emilio Maldonado
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Emilio Maldonado
Emilio Maldonado is an Afro-Caribbean artist living in Philadelphia. He graduated from Savannah College of Art and Design with an MFA in Painting (2013), from Escuela de Artes Plasticas de Puerto Rico with a BFA in Painting (2011), and from Altos de Chavon in the Dominican Republic with an AAS in Fine Arts and Illustration. He has been part of group and solo shows both locally and abroad, such as Vox Populi Make/shift (Philadelphia, PA, 2021), Breaking Arrow (Saint Louis, MO), Santo Domingo Museum of Modern Art Biennial, (Santo Domingo, DR, 2013), The New Kinds on the Block (San Juan, PR, 2011), and has attended Elsewhere Residency (Greensboro, NC) and Tiger Strikes Asteroid 2020.
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Emily Gaines Demsky
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Emily Gaines Demsky
seeks to ignite conversation around perspective through her painting, photography, and writing
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Emma Canoles
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Emma Canoles
The passionate owner of Emma's Tea Spot, a local tea shop in Baltimore offering a proper British experience with a ton of charm.
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Emma Childs
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Emma Childs
Emma Childs, a Baltimore-based visual artist who graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2018.
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Emon Surakitkoson
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Emon Surakitkoson
Self-taught artist hailing from Thailand and currently based in Washington, DC.
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Enrique Pallares
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Enrique Pallares
Enrique Pallares, a versatile individual with a rich background as a former polo player, accomplished writer, and enterprising entrepreneur, who stands as a true maestro in the realm of vermouth.
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Eric Deggans at NPR
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Eric Deggans at NPR
NPR TV Critic/Media analyst. Author: "Race-Baiter: How Media Wield Dangerous Words to Divide a Nation." Adjunct prof., Duke University. Drummer. Bassist. Blerd.
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Eric Fooy
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Eric Fooy
Co-Owner of Dutch Courage Gin Bar
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Erik Egg Berlin
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Erik Egg Berlin
hef Erik Berlin, affectionately known as Chef Egg, a culinary virtuoso with over two decades of experience, who wears multiple hats as a professionally trained chef, culinary instructor, and captivating host of Chef Egg Live: Interactive Cooking Events.
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Erik Segelbaum
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Erik Segelbaum
2019 Food & Wine Magazine Sommelier of the Year, 2020 Wine Enthusiast 40 under 40, Owner: SOMLYAY LLC full service hospitality consulting & events
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Erin Brooks
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Erin Brooks
Accomplished artist and entrepreneur hailing from Pikesville, Maryland. She is a multi-talented individual with a passion for illustration, cosplay, and yarn art.
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Erin Fostel
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Erin Fostel
a Baltimore-based visual artist, Drawing inspiration from architecture and interiors. Erin creates stunning charcoal drawings on paper. With a BFA in Drawing from the Maryland Institute College of Art.
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Ernest Shaw Jr.
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Ernest Shaw Jr.
Baltimore-based painter, teacher, and artisan, who creates vibrant and expressive artwork, painting narrative portraits of notable Black figures on canvas and community walls.
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Ernest Stuart
Guest
Ernest Stuart
IG: @onlyernest
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Ernst Valery
Guest
Ernst Valery
Ernst Valery, a seasoned real estate developer and co-managing member of SAA | EVI, overseeing operations and project execution across multiple states.
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Espi Frazier
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Espi Frazier
Espi Frazier, a renowned Visual Artist, Art Instructor, and Fiber Artist, who calls Baltimore, Maryland her creative home.
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Esteban Whiteside
Guest
Esteban Whiteside
Esteban Whiteside (b. 1985) is a self-taught painter whose work is based on the intersectionality of street art and politics. A native of Asheville, North Carolina, he began painting as an act of love, which then led to him dedicating more time and research into painting, with an interest in abstraction.
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Ethan McLeod
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Ethan McLeod
A Baltimore-based freelance reporter and graduate student at Morgan State University, specializing in city and regional planning.
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EU1OGY
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EU1OGY
Baltimore-based multi-instrumentalist, producer, vocalist, and performer.
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Evan Serpick
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Evan Serpick
a communications professional with backgrounds in journalism and social justice activism
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Evan Woodard
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Evan Woodard
Baltimore-based explorer, photographer, and historian, known as Salvage Arc on social media.
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Eze Jackson
Guest
Eze Jackson
Eze Jackson is an American rapper, poet, and community activist from Baltimore, Maryland. Growing up in the city influenced his socially conscious and insightful lyrical style. Through his music, he addresses issues of race, inequality, and urban life, giving a voice to the marginalized. Eze Jackson's dedication to community involvement and activism has made him a respected figure both in the local music scene and as a community leader. He uses his platform to advocate for positive change, raise awareness about social issues, and inspire others to use their voices for the betterment of society.
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farrah skeiky
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farrah skeiky
arab american photographer + creative director 🇱🇧 • present tense • DC/Piscataway land 🌈
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FDFI
Guest
FDFI
an abolitionist and antiracist nonprofit founded by direct descendants of Frederick Douglass and Booker T. Washington
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Fearless
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Fearless
A full stack digital services firm in Baltimore that builds software with a soul.
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founder of Slum Paradise
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founder of Slum Paradise
C0-founder of Slum Paradise
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Frankie Gautier
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Frankie Gautier
believes in the universal power of art as well as the immense positivity art contributes to the universe
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Gaia
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Gaia
Renowned American street artist, who is celebrated for his large-scale murals exhibited worldwide.
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Gen Fraser
Guest
Gen Fraser
Gen Fraser has been involved in the arts for several years. She has performed in stage productions, dance troupes, as a choral singer and musician; but first and foremost, she is a visual artist. She graduated with a B.A. in Art History, a second major in African American Studies, a minor in History, and a certificate in Community Engagement from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2016. She has taught workshops, displayed and sold work at various venues both locally and around the country.
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Genna Howard
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Genna Howard
Genna Howard is a dynamic artist known for her distinctive blend of vivid visuals and bold narrative storytelling, often exploring themes of mortality, dissection, and scientific exploration.
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George Ciscle
Guest
George Ciscle
George Ciscle has mounted groundbreaking exhibitions and taught courses in the fine arts and humanities for close to 50 years. He was the founder and director of The Contemporary, an “un-museum,” which challenges existing conventions for exhibiting art in temporary non-traditional sites. From 1997 - 2017 he served as Curator-in-Residence at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), consulting on the development of community-based and public programming concentrating on exploring new models for connecting art, artists, and audiences. At MICA Ciscle also founded and directed the Exhibition Development Seminar, Curatorial Studies Concentration, and MFA in Curatorial Practice.
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Gerald Watson
Guest
Gerald Watson
Co-Founder SHAOLIN JAZZ
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Girl You Crazy
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Girl You Crazy
(GYC), the talented musical artist from Baltimore. With a diverse range of interests in art and musical genres, GYC is an artist, musician, and producer who believes in the power of ideas.
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Glenford Nunez
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Glenford Nunez
Baltimore-based artist, photographer, and creative thinker dedicated to crafting beautiful and practical images and ideas.
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GMD Dev
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GMD Dev
|Global Minded Demeanor| @gmd_global_ @_imdev on IG 🦍🌍 #TheGMDway GMD/GMD DEV ALL streaming sites 📷@gmdtv Bookings/feature Gmdbookings236@gmail.com
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Greater Baltimore Committee
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Greater Baltimore Committee
Advancing a vibrant, future-ready Greater Baltimore region.
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Greg Burnham
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Greg Burnham
Comic Book Writer/Publisher/EditorDC Milestone Initiative Participant
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Greg Hatem
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Greg Hatem
Co-owner and co-founder of Bizarre Baltimore, a one-of-a-kind store founded in 2013 by him and Brian Henry, both originally from the Baltimore area.
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Grouchy Greg
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Grouchy Greg
Founder, @allhiphopcom, 1996. News stories cited by CNN, NYTimes, TMZ, Radar, Yahoo, etc.
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Gwynne Rukenbrod Smith
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Gwynne Rukenbrod Smith
a widely respected member of the national craft community
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Gyna Verduzco
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Gyna Verduzco
Gyna Verduzco, a dynamic and versatile museum enthusiast, possesses an innate curiosity about the boundless potential of museums.
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Habera Yu
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Habera Yu
a singer, songwriter, graphic designer and entrepreneur from Shanghai, China
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Hae Won Sohn
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Hae Won Sohn
NY-based medium-centric sculptor, renowned for her innovative approach to sculpture and ceramics.
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Hannah Cugle
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Hannah Cugle
Baltimore based multi-artist currently living in Tokyo
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Harrison Eppright
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Harrison Eppright
Harrison Eppright - a dedicated native Austinite and professional tour guide, who possesses profound expertise in history, African American cultural heritage, and Austin's architecture.
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Heather Ossandon Chapman
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Heather Ossandon Chapman
Heather Ossandon Chapman is an educator and ceramic artist based in Philadelphia.
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Heidi Daniel
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Heidi Daniel
Enoch Pratt Free Library President and CEO
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Heidi Klotzman
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Heidi Klotzman
Heidi Klotzman, the visionary Founder and CEO of Hide and Seek Entertainment LLC (HNS), is an esteemed force in Baltimore's marketing and event landscape.
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Height Keech
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Height Keech
https://t.co/5YtjQnp1Iw
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Henrietta Stack$
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Henrietta Stack$
crystalALMA. Media Finesser. Probably annoyed. Your favorite awkward DJ 💿
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Henry Hyde
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Henry Hyde
Henry Hyde, the visionary creator behind Hyde Handmade Knives, an artisanal endeavor that seamlessly marries function and artistry in the realm of knife craftsmanship.
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Henry Wong
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Henry Wong
owner at An die Musik Live!
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Hilton Carter
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Hilton Carter
Filmmaker/Artist
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Hoesy Corona
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Hoesy Corona
Emerging and boundary-pushing queer Mexican artist from Baltimore, MD
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Hope & Faith
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Hope & Faith
D.C. born, Hyattsville raised twins Eleisha Faith McCorkle & Tonisha Hope McCorkle hold BFA’s from New York University in Studio Art, with minors in Social & Cultural Analysis and Psychology, respectively. Individually, one is skilled in drawing, printmaking, and digital art while the other is a painter and ceramicist. They combined artistic qualities in their first solo show, “OUR SKIN, OUR LOGO.” Since then, they have decided to come together, forming an interdisciplinary collaborative. Formerly enrolled in the Visual and Performing Arts program at the Jim Henson School of Arts, Media, and Communication in Hyattsville, Maryland, the pair have been curating, studying, and creating art since they were 13. At the age of 17, the twins lost their mother to the rare lung condition of Sarcoidosis. From then on, the two have used their art as a space of healing, creating immersive experiences that engage with loss, grief, identity, hope, and faith. Depicting their experiences, their work speaks to the candid, yet uncanny truth of black life, while simultaneously severing from a cyclical narrative deeply rooted in pain and disenfranchisement. Collard greens, hair, and faith are some relics represented in their work. Sourced from their own lives, the pair began to see their worlds collide as they grew into a new state of consciousness as one, traveling multiple dimensions in their work and conflating the ideas of reconstruction and resilience. Their work serves as a spiritual process towards completion–utilizing 2D, 3D, and 4D elements as puzzle pieces to form the bigger picture. Deconstructing materials in their practice, the dynamic duo reconstructs narratives through veracious and symbolic imagery to communicate stories of black life, food, rituals, healing, spirituality, and magic. Currently, the twins live and work in Baltimore, MD. They find inspiration in their everyday activities; spending time reconnecting with family, teaching the youth, raising plants, drinking water, cooking, meditating, and charging in the sun. When getting creative, the two take time to research, write, and reflect on their experiences in order to immerse themselves in their process. The pair has been honored with a 2022 residency with Creative Alliance in Baltimore and have their first solo show as a formal collective coming in November in their hometown of Hyattsville, MD.
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Hrag Vartanian
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Hrag Vartanian
Critic, Curator, Editor-in-chief & Co-founder of Hyperallergic
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Hugh Sisson
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Hugh Sisson
Hugh Sisson, Founder and Owner, Clipper City Brewing Co
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HyeSook Chung
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HyeSook Chung
public servant // advocate // data do-gooder // social justice chaser // opinions are my own // president @Bmore_CivicFund #mybmore #bemorekind
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Ian Power
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Ian Power
a composer and performer in Baltimore, USA
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Ian Rashkin
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Ian Rashkin
Musician & president of the Baltimore Jazz Alliance.
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idris brewster
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idris brewster
Artist; founder kinfolk tech
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Imtiaz Patel
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Imtiaz Patel
CEO at @VenetoulisInst & The Baltimore Banner
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Irena Stein
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Irena Stein
Irena Stein is a photographer, restaurateur, immigrant, sustainability advocate, and humanitarian whose spirit is deeply rooted in humanitizing society. Irena came to America from Venezuela on a Fulbright Scholarship to Stanford University where she graduated with a Master’s in Cultural Anthropology.
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Isaiah Headen🥷🏾
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Isaiah Headen🥷🏾
Filmmaker. @badmedicinedc Sketch Comedian. Go #Titans
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Isaiah Winters
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Isaiah Winters
Documentary photographer and conceptual artist based in Brooklyn, New York City
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Ish Quezada
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Ish Quezada
A first-generation Latinx film photographer from Baltimore, MD, who has made a mark in the photography world for his ability to capture authentic moments and portray genuine individuals.
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Isis Asare
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Isis Asare
Isis Asare - A visionary serial cultural entrepreneur with a track record of transformative ventures.
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Ítalo Duarte De Déa
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Ítalo Duarte De Déa
Baltimore-based artist. Ítalo creates ink-wash drawings that invite people to consider the cultural and social contexts they live in from an emotional point of view.
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Ivan Martin
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Ivan Martin
Originally from Jacksonville, Florida he brings characters to the stage that present an outlook on the hardships of life from a gentleman’s perspective. Ivan’s comedy is realistically clever and honest, but also focuses on his experiences throughout his child and young adulthood. Although, he grew up in a house full of sisters, his upbringing is the reason for his “Gentleman Comedy”.
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$iz
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$iz
Director & Host of @behindthebuzz.ftp
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Jack O'Connell
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Jack O'Connell
Unnecessarily hard drum-hitter and overly thorough music producer
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Jade Fabello
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Jade Fabello
Jade Fabello is an Austin-based freelance writer, and editor, a versatile wordsmith whose work has graced prominent publications like Texas Monthly, Austin Monthly, and The Brown Journal of Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, among others.
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Jade Griffin
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Jade Griffin
a self-taught painter/artist who is originally from and is currently based in Fort Myers, Florida
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Jae Jin
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Jae Jin
Jae Jin, an accomplished independent global recording artist, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, actor (SAG-AFTRA), and captivating storyteller.
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J. Alpha Massaquoi Jr
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J. Alpha Massaquoi Jr
Baltimore based artist, James ALPHA Massaquoi Jr., is an emerging artist that works primarily with large drawings made with charcoal and pastels. Alpha was born in West African, Liberia, as the youngest of four to an upper middle-class family, where his father worked as a florist for the United States embassy to Liberia, and his mother was a Fashion designer with a small charcoal business. Alpha attended Towson University where he studied painting, drawing, and printmaking. Alpha has been a part of some major group shows in Baltimore City, like the “B_19” at Baltimore city hall, and “Our World” at Eubie Blakes, “25 Emerging Artist” Creative Alliance, “Beyond the classroom” Portico Gallery and an upcoming solo show at Current Space gallery titled “Black Noise”.
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James Alpha Massaquoi Jr.
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James Alpha Massaquoi Jr.
A Baltimore based artist that works primarily with large drawings made with charcoal and pastels.
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JAMES DAVID YOUNG
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JAMES DAVID YOUNG
James Young is a texpat making music in Baltimore. He is a composer and improviser, administrator, educator, and show runner. “There is seemingly no limit to his intensity.”
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James Knill
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James Knill
a Florida-based painter and photographer
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James Nasty
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James Nasty
♔, DJ + Producer + Hot Sauce Maker + Disc Golfer. ♣️ music forever. He/him. Contact: jamesnastymusic@gmail.com
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James Oliver
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James Oliver
Gallerist and a painter whose precise visual language pushes the tradition of twentieth century abstraction into a contemporary context.
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James Piper Bond
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James Piper Bond
President and CEO of Living Classrooms Foundation, a non-profit educational organization that provides hands-on education and job training programs in challenging settings
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James Spooner
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James Spooner
a multi-talented artist, filmmaker, and graphic novelist who has left an indelible mark on the world of punk and Black identity
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James Williams II
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James Williams II
James Williams II is a renowned interdisciplinary artist, and curator celebrated for his impactful work spanning painting, sculpture, and photography.
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Jamillah Muhammad
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Jamillah Muhammad
Founder and head Cakester of Taste This Cake, is a passionate baker who left her nursing career to pursue her love for creating uniquely flavored cakes and baked goods.
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Jamye Wooten
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Jamye Wooten
A visionary leader and founder of CLLCTIVLY, Kinetics, Collectively, and the Black Theology Project, dedicated to fostering social change and empowering Black-led organizations in Baltimore.
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Jane Wolfe
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Jane Wolfe
Jane Wolfe is an author, literacy advocate and co-owner of Melba’s Old School Po Boys serves the best po’ boys in New Orleans. See what all the hype is about and enjoy one of our Po Boys today!
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Jan Ramsey
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Jan Ramsey
Jan Ramsey is the founder, editor of OffBeat Magazine. New Orleans music & culture | Facebook & IG @offbeatmagazine | Newsletter: https://t.co/y7C4Ye0Fm7 | YouTube: https://t.co/tp0sAuVQLa
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Jasmin Dixon
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Jasmin Dixon
Specialist Improving Non-Profit Business Processes and CRM Management
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Jasmine La Fleur
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Jasmine La Fleur
founder of Black Fae Day, celebrated every May 14th, visionary joy practitioner within the Black Fae community
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Jasmine Norton
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Jasmine Norton
The executive chef & owner of The Urban Oyster .
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Jason Bass
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Jason Bass
The Director of Culture and Impact within Revival Hotel in Baltimore.
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Jason Chapman
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Jason Chapman
Passionate skateboarder and proud owner of Charm City Skate Park in Baltimore.
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Jason Newton
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Jason Newton
TV News Reporter and Anchor @WBALTV11...father, husband, Ravens... @merrillcollege alum... CITY Forever! Links & RTs aren't endorsements. Opinions are my own.
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Jason Wilcox
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Jason Wilcox
Co-owner of JBGB's (John Brown General and Butchery)
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Jay Delnegro
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Jay Delnegro
Jay Delnegro (Juron Travers) is an artist from Baltimore, MD. Specializing in eye-catching colorful portraiture and Pop media paintings and digital Art work. Inspired by Comics, Cartoons, Social Issues, Childhood and all things Love (especially 90’s R&B). Jay attempts to reflect it all through expressive pieces of art that grasp at what you known to be familiar and reaches out toward being so much more.
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Jaz Erenberg
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Jaz Erenberg
Community Artist and Arts Educator in Baltimore City.
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Jazlyne Sabree
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Jazlyne Sabree
a contemporary artist whose acrylic paintings focus on social impact for cultural thought leaders
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Jeff Carter Jr.
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Jeff Carter Jr.
Owner of Dough Boy Fresh Pretzel Co. A different type of" pretzel company. A mobile food service co. with unique flavors and an even more unique presentation.
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Jeffrey Everett
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Jeffrey Everett
a designer, illustrator, and author working outside of Washington, DC
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Jeffrey Felten-Green
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Jeffrey Felten-Green
Jeffrey Felten-Green is a distinguished Painter/Woodworker
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Jeffrey Kent
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Jeffrey Kent
Jeffrey Kent, a Baltimore-based artist, curator, and cultural producer.
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Jenenne Whitfield
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Jenenne Whitfield
Behold the tweets & wonders of The American Visionary Art Museum, the official national museum for self-taught and intuitive artistry. Open Wed-Sun, 10am-5pm.
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Jenna deBoisblanc
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Jenna deBoisblanc
a New Orleans native, a creative coder, and a teacher
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Jennifer Eden
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Jennifer Eden
our favorite Femme Daddy, dominating crowds from the classroom to the dungeon
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Jennifer Zwilling
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Jennifer Zwilling
Jennifer Zwilling is the Curator and Director of Artistic Programs. She joined The Clay Studio in 2015 and administers the Resident Artist Program, Exhibitions, The Collection, and the Guest Artist in Residence Program. She earned her BA in History from Ursinus College and MA in Art History from Temple University, Tyler School of Art. Previously, she was Assistant Curator of American Decorative Arts and Contemporary Craft at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Jennifer developed and taught History of Modern Craft at Tyler School of Art for ten years, and has taught and lectured around the world. She represents TCS as a founding Board Member of CraftNOW Philadelphia.
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Jenny Wu
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Jenny Wu
Jenny Wu, a Washington, DC-based artist and educator, who is renowned for her captivating sculptural paintings that metamorphose liquid paint into mesmerizing works of art.
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Jerome Chester
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Jerome Chester
Illustrator, painter, graphic designer, muralist, and much more.
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Jerrell Gibbs
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Jerrell Gibbs
Jerrell Gibbs’ work is often sourced from albums he finds of Black American families in the 70’s-90’s that capture moments of intimacy, leisure and elegance. Gibbs highlights subtle adornments found in these domestic spaces, which represent cultural symbols in an era where Black folks created beauty with whatever means they had. He leans into a method of painting that supports the duality of Black people who may not have resources, and yet are active in creating world-renowned culture and style that are both beautiful and classic. In Gibbs’ work, he asks the viewer to come closer to witness imperfection in brushstroke and color, as well as other artistic choices that seem misaligned. This contrasts to the illusion of a cohesive image that he creates from afar. Gibbs celebrates this dichotomy because it portrays chance as integral to the process of creation, a principle found in the masters of Impressionism, Abstract Expressionism, Divisionism and the abstract movement. Gibbs graduated with an MFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD in 2020. His work is in the permanent collection of the Columbus Museum of Art, CC Foundation, X Museum, Baltimore Museum of Art, and the Los Angeles Museum of Art. Gibbs is represented by Mariane Ibrahim Gallery.
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Jerrill Sankey
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Jerrill Sankey
Designer, shit talker, I’m a Magician🧙🏿‍♂️
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Jerrod Bronson
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Jerrod Bronson
Cocktail Murderer. TJ Baltimore / Maya Con Satan, Chubby Dudes, Lucha. Yeah, I am that dude.
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Jessa Dupuis
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Jessa Dupuis
Jessa Dupuis is a designer & collage / mixed media artist living and working in the beautiful Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island, Canada.
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Jesse Galdston
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Jesse Galdston
General Manager & cheesemonger for FireFly Farms Market Baltimore
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Jessica Bell Brown
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Jessica Bell Brown
Curator and Department Head for Contemporary Art at the Baltimore Museum of Art, Jessica Bell Brown.
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Jessica Henkin
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Jessica Henkin
A dedicated professional working in Baltimore City Public School's Office of Early Learning Program.
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Jessika Carvajal
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Jessika Carvajal
a Philadelphia-based illustrator and industrial designer who specializes in public art and exhibition design
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Jess Langley
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Jess Langley
Jess Langley, the visionary force behind White Coffee Creative, an artistic endeavor dedicated to crafting vibrant and enduring murals for community-driven small businesses and nonprofits.
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Jessy DeSantis
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Jessy DeSantis
A self-taught emerging artist hailing from Miami and now residing in Baltimore
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Jim Doran
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Jim Doran
A multidisciplinary artist hailing from Baltimore, Maryland, known for his tiny dioramas crafted with paper, wood, and ink drawings.
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Jinji Fraser
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Jinji Fraser
The co-owner and founder of Pure Chocolate by Jinji, a family-owned business in Baltimore.
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J.M. Giordano
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J.M. Giordano
An acclaimed Baltimore-based photojournalist, is known for his captivating work documenting the city's nightlife for over two decades. His book, "We Used to Live At Night," has received widespread recognition and offers a fascinating glimpse into Baltimore's vibrant nocturnal scene.
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Jocelyn Broadwick
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Jocelyn Broadwick
Highlandtown's reigning "Mistress of Smut" and host and curator of Baltimore's randiest reading series, An Evening of Vintage Smut
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Joe Boruchow
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Joe Boruchow
Paper Cutout Artist - Muralist
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Joe Cardamone
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Joe Cardamone
Photographer // Actor // Army & Air Force veteran
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Joe Tropea
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Joe Tropea
Joe Tropea is a multifaceted public historian, filmmaker, and curator at the Maryland Center for History and Culture.
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John Creger
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John Creger
Executive chef and owner of Fuzine in Baltimore, Maryland.
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John Minadakis
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John Minadakis
John Minadakis, the co-owner of Baltimore's iconic dining destination, Jimmy's Famous Seafood, which has stood as a beloved Maryland landmark for nearly half a century.
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John M. Johnson Jr. (Jay rags)
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John M. Johnson Jr. (Jay rags)
Out of the urban setting of Baltimore comes one of the most unique talents to ever come out of the shadows of just being a dancer. In his childhood John M. Johnson Jr. aka Jay Rags was exposed to club life and disco music through his parents/elders taking him to the kiddy discos of Baltimore’s famous Odell’s nightclub.
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John Perry of Lower Deck Cards
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John Perry of Lower Deck Cards
Hand painted nostalgia on old sports cards.
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John Tyler
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John Tyler
Artist - Free Spirit out now - Founder of Love Groove Music Festival
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Jonathan Baylis
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Jonathan Baylis
Creator-Writer, So Buttons comicsSo Buttons 11 now on sale by Tinto Press: https://t.co/fpxZHJVyku… he/him
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Jonathan
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Jonathan "Chaka" Mahone
Jonathan “Chaka” Mahone of hip-hop duo Riders Against the Storm powerfully leads in an era polluted by performative activism. The current chair of the Austin Music Commission successfully advocated for 50% of the Austin Live Music Fund to go toward a BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and people of color) creatives fund. He also created his own Black Live Music Fund with the goal of awarding $2,500 grants to Black members of Austin’s music scene. And as politicians pointed fingers while Texas froze over, the Brown University alum says he sent out $32,000 in direct cash assistance via his DAWA Fund.
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Jonathan Goldman
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Jonathan Goldman
Chief Curator of the B&O Railroad Museum
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Jonathon Heyward
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Jonathon Heyward
Jonathon Heyward is a musical luminary and the Music Director Designate of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.
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Jon Bregel
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Jon Bregel
A versatile filmmaker and photographer hailing from Baltimore, MD, who showcases his passion for storytelling and uplifting small businesses and nonprofits through his media platform, Baltimoresmall.com.
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Jon Garcia
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Jon Garcia
Jon Garcia from Austin, TX, is a versatile illustrator, graphic designer, and filmmaker.
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Jon Goldman
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Jon Goldman
Jon Goldman has been called a “digital renaissance man” by the Boston Globe primarily because, as a media artist, his work encompasses many forms with a unique ability to accomplish all well.
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Jon Zerivitz
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Jon Zerivitz
Co-Founder & Creative Director, Union Craft Brewing
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Jordan Levine
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Jordan Levine
Jordan Levine, a Baltimore-based designer, illustrator, and the founder/CEO of Wonderbooks Tools For Wonderers
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Jordan M. Graham a.k.a. LordsWrath
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Jordan M. Graham a.k.a. LordsWrath
a masterful producer and vocalist who bridges the essence of Atlanta with Baltimore's vibrant spirit
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Jordann Wine
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Jordann Wine
Jordann Wine, a prolific full-time painter based in Washington, DC, who finds inspiration in the intricate realms of sacred geometry, mathematics, and the natural world.
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Jorge Santos
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Jorge Santos
Also known as Moss Head. A versatile producer and visual artist from San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Joseph Cochran II
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Joseph Cochran II
Joseph Cochran II is a visual artist, researcher, and archivist who delves into the essence of advanced industrial societies and the power of archives.
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Joseph “Rico” Connolly
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Joseph “Rico” Connolly
A self-taught Maryland-based film photographer, musician (under the pseudonym “a brisk breeze”), and freelance graphic designer.
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Josey Schwartz
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Josey Schwartz
Josey Schwartz, the co-owner, brewer, and visionary behind Suspended Brewing Company, a small yet impactful brewery nestled in Baltimore's Pigtown neighborhood.
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Josh Dew
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Josh Dew
Josh Dew is the visionary CEO and founder of Vagrant Coffee.
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Josh Sinn
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Josh Sinn
A Maryland-based photographer and educator, known for his compelling work in documentary photography.
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Josh Thomas
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Josh Thomas
Script Adaptation/Song Writer/Music Direction
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Joshua Olsen
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Joshua Olsen
A talented artist from Long Island, New York, who relocated to Baltimore to pursue an MFA in community art and dedicatedly work within various communities, especially those that may be overlooked.
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Joshua Slowe
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Joshua Slowe
A Baltimore-based visual artist and photographer whose unique blend of fashion and street photography transcends the boundaries of traditional portrait photography.
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Josie Marcellino
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Josie Marcellino
Josie Marcellino, a dynamic creative force, who shines as a comedian, filmmaker, and adept cosplayer, with a distinct penchant for all things Nickelback.
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Joy Davis
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Joy Davis
Director of Waller Gallery and Manager of Adult and Community Programs at the Wallers Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Juan Webster
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Juan Webster
Fearless & Authentic Hospitality Executive, General Manager Sagamore Pendry Baltimore
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Julia Fleischaker
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Julia Fleischaker
Owner of Greedy Reads, an independent bookstore with two locations in Baltimore.
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Julia Golonka
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Julia Golonka
Julia Golonka, an accomplished editor, and cinematographer with a film degree from the Maryland Institute College of Art. With a rich background in documentary filmmaking, Julia's work spans diverse topics, from fine arts to prisoner reentry.
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Julianne Hamilton
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Julianne Hamilton
Co Director at Current Space
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Juliano Aniceto
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Juliano Aniceto
one of the most significant upcoming conductors of his generation
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Julio Ricardo Varela
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Julio Ricardo Varela
President @futuromedia. Co-host @InTheThickShow. Founder @latinorebels. @MSNBC opinion columnist. @suffolkmsoccer fan. Opinions mine and mine alone 🇵🇷
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Justin Fenton
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Justin Fenton
Investigative reporter at the new @BaltimoreBanner. Prev: 17 years @baltimoresun. Author of WE OWN THIS CITY, which became HBO miniseries. Support local news
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Justin Holloman
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Justin Holloman
Also known as "THE CURATOR," - a celebrated and innovative chef with a unique cooking style.
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Justin Winkel
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Justin Winkel
A self-taught Abstract Artist and gallery owner hailing from Maryland.
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Kalilah Wright
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Kalilah Wright
A Jamaican-born, Brooklyn-bred trained architect. She is the creative force behind Mess in a Bottle, an innovative apparel brand that combines fashion and architecture.
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Kamal X
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Kamal X
Kamal X is a remarkable self-taught documentary photographer hailing from the vibrant city of Brooklyn, New York. His photographic journey began in 2015 when he made a life-altering decision to leave behind everything and embark on a global odyssey in memory of his dear friend, lost to the battle against colon cancer. This profound experience deeply influences Kamal's creative style, a style dedicated to unraveling the hidden facets of humanity often misconstrued or unnoticed.
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Kameron Robinson
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Kameron Robinson
The Immersive Abstract & Conceptual Artist Redefining Creativity.
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Kariz Marcel
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Kariz Marcel
A New York-born and Baltimore-Virginia-raised music producer and social entrepreneur.
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Karl Christian Krumpholz
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Karl Christian Krumpholz
An oddly displaced East Coast native, Karl Christian Krumpholz is the writer/artist of such comics as the weekly The Denver Bootleg strip for Denver's Westword newspaper; and the daily comic adventures and True-ish Tales about the denizens, bars, and characters of the city in his weekly webcomic 30 Miles of Crazy!
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Kashayna Johnson
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Kashayna Johnson
~LivIng.LaUghing.LOving~ every chance I get:)
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Katherine Phillips
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Katherine Phillips
Development Associate & Hoen Community Manager at Cross Street Partners LLC
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Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann
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Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann
Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann, a distinguished Washington, DC-based artist, is celebrated for her monumental landscape paintings and immersive installations that ingeniously blend her own life narrative with rich histories.
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Katiana Weems
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Katiana Weems
an internationally screened director, cinematographer, and editor
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Kayenecha Daugherty
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Kayenecha Daugherty
Founder of Creative Nomads, a nonprofit focused on creating a cycle of learning creative to creator to the community through peer-to-peer knowledge sharing + from artist to youth enthusiast.
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Kayla Fryer
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Kayla Fryer
Visual Artist, Arts Administrator
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Keith Mehlinger
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Keith Mehlinger
a tenured professor of cinematic arts and sciences at Morgan State University and director of the Screenwriting and Animation (SWAN) program and the Digital Media Center in the James H., Gilliam Jr. College of Liberal Arts
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Keith “Yours in the fancy
Guest
Keith “Yours in the fancy" Knight
Cartoonist. TV creator. Public speaker. Lamorne Morris plays me on #wokeonhulu. Rep’d by Jermaine Johnson/3arts & https://t.co/7yNXsS226vhttps://t.co/dzfBJ8Xl9s
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Kelly L. Walker
Guest
Kelly L. Walker
A prolific American artist hailing from Baltimore, Maryland, who finds inspiration in the beauty, chaos, and reality of the city she calls home.
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Kelly Simmons
Guest
Kelly Simmons
As a young girl growing up in 1980s Baltimore at Rodonelle Heights Elementary School in Edmondson Village, Kelly Simmons developed a profound love for butter crunch cookies. She fondly remembers always having spare change to purchase these delightful treats, which stood out from any other store-bought cookies due to their soft, fresh, and buttery goodness. However, as Kelly transitioned into adulthood, she struggled to find cookies that could match the distinct taste of those butter crunch cookies from her childhood. Determined to recapture that nostalgic flavor, she embarked on a mission to create them herself. Her motivation was not only to satisfy her own cravings but also to share the joy with her nieces and nephews. Kelly wanted them to experience the same magical moments she had with her grandmother in the kitchen, learning that with simple ingredients like sugar, flour, and butter, they could craft a delectable, sweet treat. As they baked together, the ultimate reward awaited them – the sheer delight of licking the spatula and the bowl, relishing the pure delight of their homemade creations. A shared experience that brought smiles and laughter to all involved.
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Kelsey Ko
Guest
Kelsey Ko
a Korean-American psychology graduate student, former educator, and writer living in Baltimore
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Kendal Brown
Guest
Kendal Brown
Owner of 228 Grant Street Candle Co., based in Baltimore, MD.
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Kenneth B. Morris, Jr.
Guest
Kenneth B. Morris, Jr.
Founder, Frederick Douglass Family Initiatives (https://t.co/tkudeOQ6Ud). Descendant of Frederick Douglass & Booker T Washington. Bookings: OBSV: https://t.co/A1jK2CusAu
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Kenny Rooster
Guest
Kenny Rooster
Kenny Rooster is a DC-born queer comedian living in Baltimore, who has been performing at colleges, bars, comedy clubs, and house shows up and down the east coast for the past 6 years. When Kenny isn’t cracking up crowds, you can find them doing drag as Dickolas Cage, hosting music bingo games, and aggressively chasing down cute dogs on the street who’s owners clearly don’t want to be bothered.
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Kenya Miles
Guest
Kenya Miles
Kenya Miles, a prolific artist, and alchemical mind behind Traveling Miles Studio, who stands as the visionary founder of Blue Light Junction—a multifaceted haven encompassing a natural dye studio, an alternative color lab, a dynamic retail space, an enchanting dye garden, and an enriching educational hub nestled in central Baltimore.
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Keona Tranby
Guest
Keona Tranby
Keona, the distinguished Director of Marketing and Communications at the American Craft Council
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Kesha Bruce
Guest
Kesha Bruce
Kesha Bruce (b. 1975, Iowa) Born and raised in Iowa, she completed a BFA from the University of Iowa before earning an MFA in painting from Hunter College in New York City. Kesha Bruce has been awarded fellowships from the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA), The Vermont Studio Center, The CAMAC Foundation and the Puffin Foundation. Her work is included in the collections of The Smithsonian Museum of African American History and Culture (14 pieces), The Amistad Center for Art and Culture, The University of Iowa Women's Center, The En Foco Photography Collection and MOMA's Franklin Furnace Artist Book Collection. She has been represented by Morton Fine Art since 2011.
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Kevin Coelho
Guest
Kevin Coelho
Film enthusiast and one of the three visionary minds behind the Baltimore Video Collective.
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Kevin Jay Stanton🌿✨
Guest
Kevin Jay Stanton🌿✨
Illustrator with a green thumb. Created #botanicatarot, WIP on #thespellswordsarmoire. Co-curated #1001Knights & #BurlandFur. Repped by @jessicamileo. He/him
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Keyia Yalcin
Guest
Keyia Yalcin
Keyia Yalcin, the visionary behind The Yalcin Group and the creative force driving Fishnet Restaurant, a culinary gem nestled in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Kimberly Vasquez
Guest
Kimberly Vasquez
Kimberly Vasquez, a prominent student activist and daughter of Guatemalan immigrants, who hails from Baltimore, Maryland.
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Kim Bryden
Guest
Kim Bryden
Kim Bryden, Founder and CEO of Cureate, a seasoned business development expert specializing in strategy, marketing, and operations within the food & beverage industry and economic development.
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Kim Rice
Guest
Kim Rice
Kim Rice is the visionary behind the ground-breaking exhibition '[RE] Birth of a Nation.'
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Kinky Slippers
Guest
Kinky Slippers
Known as "The booty of Portland", Kinky Slippers Kinky Slippers slips and flips all over her chair, but can't quite figure out how to get that bodacious behind seated appropriately. Kinky Slippers performs and teaches burlesque in Portland, Maine and produces a variety of virtual and in person shows, including Build-Your-Own Burlesque: a virtual experience where the audience creates the show.
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kira
Guest
kira
ED of @artandfeminism ✨Host of @Baltimore_CM ✨ @awesomebmo Trustee ✨I am no longer blonde, but I did catch that fish. she / her
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Kira McMillan
Guest
Kira McMillan
An emerging artist from P.G. county Maryland, Kira McMillan majored in Art and Design at Towson University, and graduated in 2020, with a concentration in Painting, Drawing, and Printmaking. During that time she grew into an eclectic expressionistic style, occasionally bringing in unconventional materials to enhance subject. Her work is self-reflective and explorers many of the physical and emotional feelings of being alive.
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Kirk Francis
Guest
Kirk Francis
Kirk Francis, the visionary force behind Captain Cookie and the Milkman, a dynamic East Coast cookies and ice cream haven that originated as a super-hero-themed food truck in DC and has since flourished under his stewardship.
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Kirk Shannon-Butts
Guest
Kirk Shannon-Butts
Kirk Shannon-Butts is a Writer and Director of Films and a Curator of Art. Shannon-Butts holds a BA in Marketing & Arts Management and an MFA in Film/TV Production from Chapman University.
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Kiwanna
Guest
Kiwanna
Owner of Honey Rose Co. - a bakery in Baltimore MD.
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kokayi
Guest
kokayi
Grammy nominated artist/producer creative/connector of dots. for bookings, sync & licensing: info@kokayi202.com instagram:kokayi fb:kokayimusic LTMW LLC
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Kondwani Fidel
Guest
Kondwani Fidel
East Baltimore ✍🏾📚#TheAntiracist, #HummingbirdsInTheTrenches | Poetry EP #TheMudWasMadeForUs🎙 | Coppin State U Prof | ΩΨΦ VSU 🎓 contact@kondwanifidel.com
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Kory Bailey
Guest
Kory Bailey
Father of 3 boys | Tar Heel | Community Builder | UpSurge Baltimore
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Kotic Couture
Guest
Kotic Couture
(kāˈädik ko͞oˈto͝or)- Dynamic rapper, songwriter, and multifaceted artist, who hails from Baltimore City and stands out with their vivacious gender non-conforming identity, breaking barriers in the music industry.
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Krishna Bala Shenoi
Guest
Krishna Bala Shenoi
illustrator for children's books and portraitist
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Kris Hoellen
Guest
Kris Hoellen
Kris Hoellen, an accomplished entrepreneur and trusted senior executive with over 25 years of experience in non-profit and for-profit management.
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Kumasi J. Barnett
Guest
Kumasi J. Barnett
Baltimore-based artist, who transforms comic book covers into thought-provoking reflections on systemic racism, police brutality, corporate greed, and political corruption. With an MFA from The Ohio State University, Barnett subverts classic good vs. evil narratives, infusing them with present-day social consciousness.
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Kuo Pao Lian
Guest
Kuo Pao Lian
Co-Owner & President at PI.KL Studio / Baltimore City Commisioner for the Public Arts Commission
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Kurt Evans
Guest
Kurt Evans
a Philly-based chef and artist-activist who is also a social entrepreneur
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Ky Vassor
Guest
Ky Vassor
Interdisciplinary Baltimore-based artist, currently focusing on mixed media projects with a heavy emphasis on illustration.
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LaDawn Black
Guest
LaDawn Black
Media Personality, Author, Voice Artist, Love Expert, Communications Professional & Mom --- booking@ladawnblack.com
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LaFontaine E. Oliver
Guest
LaFontaine E. Oliver
President and CEO of New York Public Radio (@WNYC, @WNYCStudios, @Gothamist, @WQXR, @TheGreeneSpace) | RTs & Likes ≠ endorsements.
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Landon White
Guest
Landon White
Landon White is the founder of the Baltimore Jazz Festival
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Lane Harlan
Guest
Lane Harlan
Lane Harlan, a dynamic Baltimore-based entrepreneur, visionary restaurateur, and accomplished writer, who stands at the helm of a transformative culinary journey.
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Lane Levine
Guest
Lane Levine
the founder and owner of A Friendly Bread, maker of obsessible sourdough snacks
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Larry 'Whaddup' Caudle
Guest
Larry 'Whaddup' Caudle
a Baltimore based creative entrepreneur and media impresario
Appears in 2 episodes
Lauren Ashlee Messina
Guest
Lauren Ashlee Messina
Dancing Queen on a journey. Leaping over #studentloandebt, one grand jeté at a time! Follow me on IG, TikTok, and LinkedIn @laurenashleemessina.
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Lauren Castellana
Guest
Lauren Castellana
Lauren Castellana is a photographer from Baltimore, Maryland. She works as the Director of Photographic Services for the Marketing & Communications Department at Towson University. Castellana has been with TU for over seven years and has shaped the photographic identity of the university with award-winning work. She has a BFA and is graduating with an MFA this spring. Castellana’s love of lighting and cinema shapes her art, creating complex environmental portraits that verge on the surreal. She also has a passion for teaching lighting classes and workshops, internationally and locally at MICA and Towson.
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Lawrence Moore
Guest
Lawrence Moore
The founder of Heavy Paper Co, a custom fabrication company based in Baltimore.
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Leanna Wetmore
Guest
Leanna Wetmore
Creative Cultural Organizer with over a decade of experience in program design, environmental advocacy, strategic partnerships, and the Director of Events and Programs at Waterfront Partnership
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LeeAnet Noble
Guest
LeeAnet Noble
LeeAnet Noble is a world renowned multi hyphenate artist, she currently teaches an original Black theatre history course about the first Black Classical theatre troupe and the origins of Ira Aldridge at The Academy of Classical Acting (Graduate studies at George Washington University) and is on senior staff at Shakespeare Theatre Company where she is the Director of Equity and Belonging. She graduated magna cum laude from Howard University with a degree in theater and is certified in Equity from Purdue University. She has conducted DEIA consulting sessions for numerous organizations, colleges, and theatres. As an actor, director, and choreographer, she has performed and/or worked with STOMP, Drumstruck, Disney’s “The Lion King Experience,” Bono, Alicia Keys, Rihanna, Sheryl Crow and more. Her original one-woman shows have premiered off-Broadway at The Zipper Theatre and at 54Below in New York City. She is one of the founders of The Loncie Project a non-profit production company dedicated to inclusivity in the arts. She recently also directed and created “Goddess and The Women of Gods” produced by Harvard University’s Center for Hellenic Studies which is currently available for viewing online and Teddy Bear Mountain at Cleveland Play House with her mother and creative partner Lauretta Noble as music director and composer, the duo also co-direct the internationally, critically acclaimed dance troupe, Team Vicious who have been featured in Vogue Magazine, Elle and more. Her original productions have been produced at Madison Square Garden, The Stade de Bercy, and The Kennedy Center. Her work diversifying fashion has been inducted into museums around the world, including The Museum of Modern Art, The Brooklyn Museum and the Museum at FIT. As an educator she has worked at Montgomery College and Howard University and has conducted workshops, master classes and lectures at Spelman College, Morgan State University, Hunter College, Coppin State University, Clark Atlanta University, Bowie State University, Morehouse College, The Fashion Institute of Technology and more. At Shakespeare theatre company she curated the statewide Amen Baldwin Festival, and numerous events featuring artists such as Angela Bassett, Keith David, Helen Mirren and more. She is passionate about creating change through the arts. For more information, please visit LeeAnet.com
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Lee Johnson-Lowe
Guest
Lee Johnson-Lowe
Director Of Sales Marketing at Lord Baltimore Hotel
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Lehna Huie
Guest
Lehna Huie
Multidisciplinary artist and cultural worker of Jamaican heritage, focuses on uplifting stories of black identity and exploring connections within the Pan-African and Caribbean diasporas.
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Lendl Tellington
Guest
Lendl Tellington
makes videos. takes photos.
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Leslye Penelope
Guest
Leslye Penelope
🖋 Award-winning fantasy author.Not active on Twitter. (Refuse to call it X)
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Lieanne Navarro
Guest
Lieanne Navarro
former Barista then later become the Founder of Dear Globe Coffee.
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Lindo Jones
Guest
Lindo Jones
Lindo Jones is a spoken word artist, and creator of the Lindo Yes! clothing line, and an educator. Born and raised in uptown Philadelphia, Lindo's work is unapologetically black and combines elements of theatrical, poetic, and visual art to address love, masculinity, and social justice.
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Lindsey Golden
Guest
Lindsey Golden
Artistic Director and Professional Dancer
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Lisa Brown
Guest
Lisa Brown
Lisa Brown, a Washington, DC, and Lagos-based film photographer with a passion rooted in a childhood love for photography and darkroom printing.
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Lisa Durden
Guest
Lisa Durden
🎤Former @chasingnews #APlusPanel Contributor, TV Personality, Pop-Culture Expert, Content Creator, Filmmaker. https://t.co/2GR2PkhP7S
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Liza Donnelly
Guest
Liza Donnelly
New Yorker cartoonist/writer. TED talker. Screenwriter. Founder, Pet The Dog Productions.
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Liz Miller
Guest
Liz Miller
Artist and filmmaker. Liz is a truly interdisciplinary artist, skilled in many processes and mediums.
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Liz Vayda
Guest
Liz Vayda
the owner & operator of B.Willow - a gardening store with the aim of Enlivening indoor spaces.
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Mahntay
Guest
Mahntay
The creative mind behind Roasted Like Ever Comics, a webcomic that beautifully combines sports, video games, movies, and hip-hop culture.
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Manuel Sanchez
Guest
Manuel Sanchez
Manuel is 1 half of Sacre Sucre, a pastry Studio specializing in macarons, marshmallows and petits gateaux. Wed-Sat 10am to 8pm / Sun 10am to 7pm Macaron making classes - https://t.co/sVbQXLiv1V
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maori karmael holmes
Guest
maori karmael holmes
Straight Outta Combahee. Light worker. Founder @blackstarfest + @seen_journal / Host @manylumens / Fellow @annenbergpenn / Curator @pennlivearts
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Marangeli Mejia-Rabell
Guest
Marangeli Mejia-Rabell
a cultural producer and community development practitioner based in Philadelphia
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Margaret Murphy
Guest
Margaret Murphy
Margaret Murphy, a Baltimore-based painter and esteemed curator.
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Margaret Rorison
Guest
Margaret Rorison
Margaret Rorison, a Baltimore-based filmmaker and curator, as she takes us on a journey through her artistic vision. Known for her distinctive exploration of urban and corporeal landscapes, Margaret's short films delve into concepts of absence, memory, and portraiture.
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Marielle Stankiewicz
Guest
Marielle Stankiewicz
the owner of Sweet Peach Studios
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Marissa Morris
Guest
Marissa Morris
a portrait photographer and graphic designer under her brand Missallaneous Media located in Baltimore, MD
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Mark Anthony Thomas
Guest
Mark Anthony Thomas
President & CEO, Greater Baltimore Committee (@GBCorg). Lifelong urbanist & creative. #GoDawgs
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Mark Dinerstein
Guest
Mark Dinerstein
President - Corporate Development
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Martine Johanna
Guest
Martine Johanna
Martine Johanna is an artist known for her vivid paintings with both figurative and abstract elements. Her autobiographical works, seemingly lighthearted, explore the duality between youthful naivety and anxiety-riddled adulthood. The figures, fierce but fragile, crowd the compositions and occupy the majority of the space gazing distractedly into the beyond. Each of Johanna’s delicately rendered figures convey a sense of immersion within their own “internal psychic landscape.” The work is imbued with a mysterious narrative and sensation of knowing that each character in the work has a full and complex history that the viewer can never completely comprehend. The paintings have a signature prismatic palette, visually stimulating and playful while expressing an underlying sense of uncertainty and unrest.
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Martinus Evans
Guest
Martinus Evans
an 8x Marathoner, Run Coach, Influencer and driving force behind 300 Pounds and Running
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Maryam Pugh
Guest
Maryam Pugh
Owner and CEO of the social justice apparel brand and screen printing workshop Philadelphia Printworks
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Matt Hankins🔨🔎🏠
Guest
Matt Hankins🔨🔎🏠
Restoration carpenter and millshop manager, historian, collector, father, maker of models, etc. Opinions are my own. (he/him)
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Matthew Reeds
Guest
Matthew Reeds
God's Son •Founder @reedsfund •Autism Advocate
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Matthew Steinberg
Guest
Matthew Steinberg
Co-founder of Secret Sauce Co.
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Matthew Zaremba
Guest
Matthew Zaremba
director of marketing at Bodega and visual artist whose work has been exhibited across the United States and abroad
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Matt Miller
Guest
Matt Miller
Matt Miller is a designer and artist that bounces back and forth from D.C. and Florida. For as long as he can remember, Matt has had a passion for expressing his ideas and creativity in drawings and paintings. His artistic background and love for interior design and architecture are the foundation for his interior design and rendering business, Perspective.
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Maurice James Jr.
Guest
Maurice James Jr.
Washington, DC-based self-taught artist and graphic designer, who intertwines iconic American pop culture with powerful black images, promoting Black Love, Beauty, and Power.
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Mauricio Pita
Guest
Mauricio Pita
a Venezuelan-American actor, educator, artist, director, and producer
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Max Lents
Guest
Max Lents
The co-founder, and CEO of Baltimore Spirits Company
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Max Reim
Guest
Max Reim
Owner of Pie Time, she is a Baltimore-based entrepreneur with a passion for food and baking.
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Max Weiss
Guest
Max Weiss
Editor-in-Chief, @baltimoremag; Film and media critic; Cellist; Can't believe I'm still here; She/Her; ALL OPINIONS MY OWN
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Maxwell Michael Towson
Guest
Maxwell Michael Towson
A Baltimore-born and raised screenwriter, has made a mark in the entertainment industry with notable credits, including the horror dark comedy film "Lowlife" available on Hulu, comedy sketches with Tomm Fondle for All Def Digital and Funny or Die, and the TV series "Dr. Death" featured on Peacock.
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Maxx Myrick
Guest
Maxx Myrick
Marconi and Billboard award winning air personality and radio programmer with over 40 years of experience providing content in New York, Chicago, Atlanta and Washington, DC on local and national level at Sirus XM Satellite Radio. Music historian and curator, podcast producer, concert promoter and talent agent with extensive relationships in broadcast, music, entertainment and film industries. Expert at startup and building of radio stations and conveying brands across multiple digital platforms. Thorough knowledge of blues, jazz, early rock n roll, soul and r&b genres. Writer and brand consultant specializing in marketing and influencing the African American market.
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Maya Camille
Guest
Maya Camille
Curator at "The Gallery About Nothing"
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Maya Rockeymoore Cummings
Guest
Maya Rockeymoore Cummings
Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, a distinguished political scientist, business owner, speaker, author, and change agent
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McKinley Wallace III
Guest
McKinley Wallace III
Baltimore-based mixed-media painter and dedicated educator. McKinley's art embodies the strength of the oppressed, showcasing resilience and power within black communities.
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Meechie Howard
Guest
Meechie Howard
Poet, creator, and business owner. With 15 years of experience as a hairstylist and a passion for poetry.
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Megan Elcrat
Guest
Megan Elcrat
licensed architect and founder of Present Company
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Megan E. L. Klink
Guest
Megan E. L. Klink
Megan E. L. Klink is a digital artist, emerging curator, and social media marketing specialist from Annapolis, MD. Klink uses her knowledge of social media marketing and digital content creation to exhibit interactive, hybrid installations aimed to progress relevant and innovative art processes.
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Meg Gillespie
Guest
Meg Gillespie
the creative force behind MW Lifestyle Brand
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Meghan Mccorkell
Guest
Meghan Mccorkell
Chief of Marketing, Communications & Strategy, Library-lover, Former TV Reporter, Emmy Winner, Jersey girl. (If you don’t like dog pics, you should unfollow)
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Melanie Royster
Guest
Melanie Royster
a Multifaceted Visual Artist and Interior Designer
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Melissa Hunter Davis
Guest
Melissa Hunter Davis
Melissa Hunter Davis is a creative entrepreneur and the master mind behind Sugarcane, an online destination for artists of Africa and the African Diaspora.
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Melissa Wimbis
Guest
Melissa Wimbis
Classically-trained Musician.
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Melvin J. Penn
Guest
Melvin J. Penn
Comedian
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M EMILY MACKENZIE
Guest
M EMILY MACKENZIE
M EMILY MACKENZIE is a New Orleans based director, producer, and editor working primarily in documentary film. She is a graduate of Bard College (2008) and the New School's Documentary Media Studies program (2010) .
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MEMORY
Guest
MEMORY
Producing, Promoting and Disseminating visual culture off and on line. Titles: ALL LIGHT, EVERYWHERE, THE COMPUTER ACCENT, CARPET COWBOYS
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Meron Engida Hawke
Guest
Meron Engida Hawke
Meron Engida, an accomplished painter hailing from Ethiopia and now based in Washington, DC.
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Micah E. Wood
Guest
Micah E. Wood
Micah E. Wood emerges as a dynamic force within the pulsating heart of the Baltimore music scene, skillfully blending his dual talents as a musician and a photographer.
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Michael Benevento
Guest
Michael Benevento
Michael Benevento is an artist, curator and Co-director of Current Space. Born in Houston, he moved to Baltimore in 2001 to study at the Maryland Institute College of Art, and joined Current Space in 2005. Michael spends most of his time sculpting a multidisciplinary space for artists.
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Michael Booker
Guest
Michael Booker
Michael Booker, a Mississippi-born mixed media artist now residing in Maryland, who holds a BFA in Studio Art – Painting from Mississippi State University and an MFA in Studio Art from the University of Maryland.
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Michael Bracco
Guest
Michael Bracco
Comic Creator (The Creators, NOVO, & Adam Wreck), Sci-fi Apparel Designer (Spaghetti Kiss), Super Art Fighter (Baron Von Sexyful)
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Michael Bruley
Guest
Michael Bruley
Baltimore-based visual artist known for his unique and emotive style that reflects the journey of life.
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Michael C. Furr
Guest
Michael C. Furr
Stand-up comic, director, he/homo.Watch my specials 'Straight Acting' and 'I Didn't Die' on Amazon prime video or listen on Spotify, iTunes, etc
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Michael Haskins Jr
Guest
Michael Haskins Jr
A visionary with a passion for diverse lifestyles, honed outside of Baltimore, MD. Over the last decade, he has been involved in retail projects, creative direction for artists, and brand consulting.
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Michael O'Connell
Guest
Michael O'Connell
Michael O'Connell, a distinguished journalist and field editor affiliated with The Patch in Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C.
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Michael Owen
Guest
Michael Owen
A contemporary American artist renowned for his extensive collection of large-scale works, delving into social, emotional, and spiritual themes. He has crafted numerous murals, scattered across Baltimore, including the inspiring Baltimore Love Project, featuring 20 love-themed murals throughout the city.
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Michael Peace
Guest
Michael Peace
Owner of MAP Technologies, a thriving hub for Gaming and Computer needs in downtown Baltimore.
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person
Guest
Michael Ridgaway
Michael Ridgaway is a cohost of Mondo Baltimore.
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Michele Tsucalas
Guest
Michele Tsucalas
Michelle Tsucalas - the founder and owner of Michelle's Granola, is a Baltimore-based small-batch granola maker with a passion for quality and traditional techniques.
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Michelle Diggs
Guest
Michelle Diggs
Michelle Diggs, a Black scientist and now owner of the Baltimore-based Blondie’s Doughnuts, was just looking for a change of scenery when she agreed to accompany a friend to New England in 2018. Her travel companion wanted to capture the turning leaves of the fall foliage and Diggs was mulling a transition into a more creative space after spending over 21 years in clinical research.
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Michelle Faulkner Forson
Guest
Michelle Faulkner Forson
Michelle Faulkner-Forson, the Managing Director of The Baltimore Improv Group (BIG) located in Station North, brings her passion for comedy improv to the forefront.
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Michelle Geiss
Guest
Michelle Geiss
Michelle Geiss, the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Impact Hub Baltimore, a vibrant community workspace fostering over 500 social entrepreneurs annually.
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Michelle Gomez
Guest
Michelle Gomez
founder of the Mental Wealth Network
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Michelle McHugH
Guest
Michelle McHugH
Specialist in the field of brewery quality assurance and control.
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Mike Boggs
Guest
Mike Boggs
Mike Boggs, the mastermind behind Cheezy Mike's Food Emporium, a culinary haven in Baltimore dedicated to serving up delectable elevated comfort food with a cheese-centric twist, including delightful vegan options.
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Mike Holcomb
Guest
Mike Holcomb
FOUNDER of Fells Point Cultivated Creations
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Minje Suh
Guest
Minje Suh
Minje Suh, an accomplished female entrepreneur, who shines as the co-founder of Super Delicious Waffie, an innovative culinary venture based in Baltimore.
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Minnie Soles
Guest
Minnie Soles
Independent alternative model, content creator, and musical artist hailing from Baltimore City.
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M.K. Komins
Guest
M.K. Komins
M.K. Komins has dedicated over a decade to a fervent pursuit of creative brilliance. Employing lush, dreamlike realism and vibrant, hyper-saturated hues, her art delves into the profound interplay between empowering identity and the ongoing struggle for universal acceptance.
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Mojdeh Rezaeipour
Guest
Mojdeh Rezaeipour
Mojdeh Rezaeipour, an Iranian-born interdisciplinary artist, who specializes in mixed media, installation, and film, skillfully excavating material memory where her personal narrative intertwines with a collective diasporic tale.
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Molly Ricks
Guest
Molly Ricks
Molly Ricks, the Community Engagement and Communications Manager of Baltimore Heritage, Inc.
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Monesha Phillip
Guest
Monesha Phillip
Owner of Pandora's Box Boutique, a vibrant women's fashion and gift shop situated in Baltimore.
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Monica Alford
Guest
Monica Alford
Monica Alford is the Director of Media for United Fray and the Editor-in-Chief of District Fray Magazine, formerly On Tap Magazine, a monthly lifestyle and entertainment publication highlighting what's new around the Washington, D.C. area.
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Monica Ikegwu
Guest
Monica Ikegwu
A Baltimore-based artist with a remarkable talent for African American portraiture, using vivid colors, intricate textures, and innovative compositions to capture the essence and power of her subjects.
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Monica Pearce
Guest
Monica Pearce
the founder of Tenth Ward Distilling Company
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Monique Crabb
Guest
Monique Crabb
Monique Crabb (b. 1982), a Mexican-American artist whose work represents an interplay of narrative, identity, and symbolism that speaks to the constraints of societal structures and of the human body.
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Mowgli
Guest
Mowgli
The hand-cut stencil and aerosol artist based in Baltimore, MD
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Myla Robinson
Guest
Myla Robinson
Myla Robinson is the creative force behind a thriving small business based in Baltimore County. As the owner of an online earring shop, Myla crafts exceptional pieces that fuse real flowers and botanicals with the art of resin preservation.
Appears in 1 episode
Myles Michelin
Guest
Myles Michelin
Talented young filmmaker hailing from Baltimore, Maryland.
Appears in 1 episode
Mz. Icar
Guest
Mz. Icar
An anonymous art collective primarily composed of Black Women. Through their powerful geometric mixed-media street art and fine art, Mz. Icar creates narratives that celebrate Women, Global Blackness, and Play.
Appears in 1 episode
Naima Burrs
Guest
Naima Burrs
Violinist, educator and Music Director of the Petersburg Symphony Orchestra in Petersburg, Virginia
Appears in 1 episode
Nani Ferreira-Mathews
Guest
Nani Ferreira-Mathews
Coffee Roaster. Writer. Musician/Producer. Anarchist. Hawaiian. Free Palestine. ACAB
Appears in 1 episode
Naomi Winston
Guest
Naomi Winston
Creating a more inclusive world one page, one book, and one youth at a time 📚
Appears in 1 episode
Nas the Artist
Guest
Nas the Artist
A Baltimore-based artist, showcases his distinctive artwork through his platform called Artistco.
Appears in 1 episode
Natalie Cheung
Guest
Natalie Cheung
captures experience through time and movement onto the surface of a photographic medium
Appears in 1 episode
Natasha Magino
Guest
Natasha Magino
Digital Marketing & Production Manager at Shatterproof
Appears in 1 episode
Natovian McLeod
Guest
Natovian McLeod
Natovian McLeod, a Baltimore-based artist, and educator, holds a BFA in General Fine Arts and a Master of Arts in Teaching from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA).
Appears in 1 episode
Nat Raum
Guest
Nat Raum
artist and writer persevering out of spite
Appears in 1 episode
Neru Thee Fourth Fugee
Guest
Neru Thee Fourth Fugee
Multidimensional artist hailing from Baltimore, Maryland. A a genre-bending lyricist, vocalist, composer, producer, and activist.
Appears in 1 episode
person
Guest
New Orleans Jazz Museum
Celebrating the history of #jazz, in all its forms! 400 Esplanade Ave.
Appears in 1 episode
Nia June
Guest
Nia June
Nia June is a dynamic native who seamlessly intertwines her roles as a published poet, filmmaker, performer, dancer, and arts educator, best known for her compelling creation, "Paper Trails of the Undying."
Appears in 1 episode
Nicholas Mitchel, Producer & co-founder at Noisy Tenants
Guest
Nicholas Mitchel, Producer & co-founder at Noisy Tenants
Nicholas Mitchel, Producer & co-founder at Noisy Tenants, a creative agency with a special focus on social impact.
Appears in 1 episode
Nick McKernan
Guest
Nick McKernan
Nick McKernan, a Baltimore-based artist, who embarks on an astonishing animation journey that intertwines surprise and passion.
Appears in 1 episode
Nick Tofani
Guest
Nick Tofani
Illustrator and Artist
Appears in 1 episode
Nicole Foster
Guest
Nicole Foster
Nicole Foster, the visionary co-founder of Cajou Creamery.
Appears in 1 episode
Nikita Yogaraj
Guest
Nikita Yogaraj
An emerging artist, illustrator, and information designer with a background in public health.
Appears in 1 episode
Niles Tatum
Guest
Niles Tatum
a self-taught multimedia artist based in Baltimore, Maryland
Appears in 1 episode
Nina K. Noble
Guest
Nina K. Noble
TV Producer/ Cat Wrangler @ Blown Deadline/HBO.
Appears in 1 episode
nkdhmns
Guest
nkdhmns
photographer of naked humans-male & female power couple boudoir & lifestyle
Appears in 1 episode
Noah Collier
Guest
Noah Collier
Noah Collier is cinematographer & director known for Carpet Cowboys, The Call of Warr (2018) and Marvel's Storyboards (2020).
Appears in 1 episode
Noah Silas
Guest
Noah Silas
an experienced professional Actor and Director that envelopes himself in all aspects of the creative process
Appears in 1 episode
Noah Smock
Guest
Noah Smock
Executive Director at Baltimore Community ToolBank
Appears in 1 episode
Olanrele Oni
Guest
Olanrele Oni
Olanrele Oni is the President and Founder of Unmatched Athlete, an organization dedicated to promoting LGBTQ+ representation in sports and fitness
Appears in 1 episode
Olethia Padilla
Guest
Olethia Padilla
Olethia Padilla, an esteemed model hailing from Maryland, recognized by her moniker, Miss O the Goddess.
Appears in 1 episode
Olivier Caillabet
Guest
Olivier Caillabet
Partner at Toki Underground
Appears in 1 episode
Omari Martin
Guest
Omari Martin
Omari Martin is a 23-year-old rugmaker and the owner of Way Too Tuft. He has been in the business of making handmade custom rugs for about a year and a half. Based in Raleigh, North Carolina, Omari creates tufted rugs using 100% acrylic material. His rugs can be made in any size and design, and he also offers 3D sculpting with clippers to give the rugs a unique and textured look.
Appears in 1 episode
Owen Elphick
Guest
Owen Elphick
Writer, Performer, Creator / Bookseller @narberthbooks & @MainPoint_Books / Music @oeinpoetry / Co-Host @toontunespod / Thoughts & Prayers (Wilde Press, 2019)
Appears in 1 episode
Paige Hernandez
Guest
Paige Hernandez
actress, dancer, choreographer, playwright and b-girl extrodinaire in the DC area. Creator of B-FLY ENTERTAINMENT, PAIGE IN FULL, Liner Notes and more!
Appears in 1 episode
Pamela Benson Owens
Guest
Pamela Benson Owens
Pamela Benson Owens is the President and CEO of Edge of Your Seat Consulting, Inc., and CEO of Six Square in Austin, Texas.
Appears in 1 episode
Pat Illes
Guest
Pat Illes
Co-founder of Mount Royal Soap Co. Mount Royal Soaps offers luxurious soaps, baths, and skincare products that are handcrafted in small batches.
Appears in 1 episode
Patrice Gentile
Guest
Patrice Gentile
Patrice Gentile, the creative force behind Aliceanna, a Baltimore-based slow fashion brand.
Appears in 1 episode
Patricia Sehar Peerzada
Guest
Patricia Sehar Peerzada
creates clothing influenced by traditional sources in Africa, Asia, Native America, and Europe
Appears in 1 episode
Patricia
Guest
Patricia "Trish" Moore
Trish Moore ’83 (Graphic Design & Illustration, B.F.A. Learning Design & Technology, MS) is an award-winning graphic designer, illustrator and instructor with more than 25 years of experience. Her clients have included DuPont, Sallie Mae, University of Maryland and Johns Hopkins. Currently she is the creative at Maryland 4-H where her focus is user centered design and storytelling.
Appears in 1 episode
Patrick Horvat
Guest
Patrick Horvat
Patrick Horvat is the dynamic force behind The Bmore Flea Market
Appears in 1 episode
Perryn K. Morris
Guest
Perryn K. Morris
Perryn K. Morris, a talented makeup artist hailing from the vibrant DMV area, who seamlessly marries the worlds of graphic design and makeup artistry.
Appears in 1 episode
Petula Caesar - Author
Guest
Petula Caesar - Author
I am author of She's Such A Bright Girl: An American Story. I write and produce live events. I also work in Development in the non-profit sector.
Appears in 1 episode
Philadelphia Printworks
Guest
Philadelphia Printworks
Apparel for activists, organizers, and allies.
Appears in 1 episode
Phil Davis
Guest
Phil Davis
Animator, filmmaker, and sound recordist hailing from Baltimore, Maryland. As the founder of the Sweaty Eyeballs Animation Festival and a dedicated animation professor at Towson University
Appears in 1 episode
Philip Muriel
Guest
Philip Muriel
Philip Muriel is a Baltimore-native artist and photographer, who has seamlessly woven his lifelong passion for photography into a captivating journey of creativity.
Appears in 1 episode
PJ Sullivan
Guest
PJ Sullivan
Co-owner of Wet City Brewing . A brewery & restaurant with elevated bar bites, a rotating craft beer list & inventive cocktails in a minimalist space with TVs in Baltimore's Mount Vernon neighborhood.
Appears in 1 episode
Pothik Chatterjee
Guest
Pothik Chatterjee
Pothik Chatterjee is a Baltimore-based abstract artist celebrated for his fusion of South Asian-American culture, Hindu and Buddhist spirituality, and LGBTQ identity. Born in Kolkata and educated at Harvard, Pothik's global upbringing has fueled his unique approach to art.
Appears in 1 episode
Prof Larry Jenkins
Guest
Prof Larry Jenkins
PROFESSOR LARRY JENKINS PROFESSOR, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF BANDS TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY NASHVILLE, TENNESSE GRAMMY® Award Winner
Appears in 1 episode
Qrcky
Guest
Qrcky
Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.” #qrcky
Appears in 2 episodes
Quintel Harcum
Guest
Quintel Harcum
The visionary founder of Good Part & Co., Baltimore's vibrant Health Cafe, and Juice Bar, located in the historic Mt. Vernon neighborhood.
Appears in 1 episode
Raasin McIntosh
Guest
Raasin McIntosh
Raasin McIntosh is the Director of Parks & Placemaking for Downtown Austin Alliance and an accomplished Olympic hurdler.
Appears in 1 episode
Rachel Mijares Fick
Guest
Rachel Mijares Fick
Co-Founder of Future Fair, an art fair professional with a proven track record for producing, marketing and scaling international art fairs
Appears in 1 episode
Raeghan Buchanan
Guest
Raeghan Buchanan
Buchanan uses traditional drawing tools - pen, brushes, sumi ink, and vellum paper - to illustrate stylistically proto-cubist images of important figures in Black history; creating starkly lit, highly modeled portraiture with embellishments of anxiously detailed and decoratively weaved textures. She draws the ancestors to help keep them visible and to honor a shared cultural heritage, as well as to build community with other artists in the diaspora, often using illustrations as counterparts to augment true historical texts about obscured or flattened Black history. Buchanan makes comics highlighting rock ‘n’ roll musical roots in Black culture and focuses specifically on the punk rock aspects of that canon. She gets artistic influence from early punk aesthetic and the political/art movements it drew from, and uses the DIY vehicles associated with punk, such as sloganeering, merchandise, and zines to proliferate information. She created and co-runs @POCtoberArt online, an instagallery that goes live during October and calls for artist participation in drawing Black and POC punk bands, as well as funk and rock musicians, in order to document, practice drawing skills, and create a visual dialog between artists and bands.
Appears in 1 episode
Rae The Conjurer
Guest
Rae The Conjurer
Works as a multidimensional Musician, Composer, Storyteller, Communications Specialist, and Educator, and Entrepreneur.
Appears in 1 episode
Rafaella Braga
Guest
Rafaella Braga
a young brazilian artist located in Berlin, working with paintings on big canvas with mix media, basing on personal subjects as a self investigation form
Appears in 1 episode
Rafi Perez
Guest
Rafi Perez
who me? um.. Artist, Youtuber, super nerd, and socially awkward human... trust me, it's a thing. https://t.co/5n5cjNNn0v
Appears in 1 episode
Rashid Zakat
Guest
Rashid Zakat
Black Regularness. Artsy video guy.
Appears in 1 episode
Raymond J. Spence
Guest
Raymond J. Spence
Raymond J. Spence is a multi-talented creative from Northeast Baltimore. He is a musician, writer, marketing expert, and word brand consultant. He is known for his work on Spence Start, a platform for creatives to develop and share original ideas.
Appears in 1 episode
Rebecca Hoffberger Alban
Guest
Rebecca Hoffberger Alban
Rebecca Hoffberger Alban is the founder of AVAM. The American Visionary Art Museum is an art museum located in Baltimore, Maryland's Federal Hill neighborhood at 800 Key Highway. The museum specializes in the preservation and display of outsider art.
Appears in 1 episode
Reed Bmore
Guest
Reed Bmore
Baltimore Wire Street artist
Appears in 1 episode
Rhonda Pringle
Guest
Rhonda Pringle
Rhonda Pringle, a seasoned media and marketing expert with over 25 years of experience, who serves as the Market President and Publisher for the Baltimore Business Journal.
Appears in 1 episode
Richard Croce (MC Bravado)
Guest
Richard Croce (MC Bravado)
MC Bravado, an accomplished American rapper, songwriter, and educator with roots extending from White Plains, New York.
Appears in 1 episode
Richard Gorelick
Guest
Richard Gorelick
I'm Richard Gorelick, creator of the Gorelick Condiment Race Report
Appears in 1 episode
Rickie Jacobs
Guest
Rickie Jacobs
Graphic Designer / Cultural leader / Carcerts / Lakers fan
Appears in 1 episode
Riel Roch Decter
Guest
Riel Roch Decter
Riel Roch-Decter is a Canadian-born, Los Angeles-based producer and director and co-founder of MEMORY.
Appears in 1 episode
Robbin Lee
Guest
Robbin Lee
Executive Director of Baltimore Homecoming, Inc.
Appears in 1 episode
Rob Buscher
Guest
Rob Buscher
Film Programmer, Musician, Community Organizer
Appears in 1 episode
Robert Carter
Guest
Robert Carter
Robert Carter (he/they) is a visual artist, photographer, and writer whose figurative work often features brown skin in an array of hues, usually set against lush textures and vibrant colors. With influences ranging from the ancient and historical worlds to fantasy and afrofuturism, his work is a meditation on the things that connect us all.
Appears in 1 episode
Roberto Dyea (Tsi YOO Nah)
Guest
Roberto Dyea (Tsi YOO Nah)
a passionate Indigenous illustrator of the Pueblo of Laguna, Mesita with a deep connection to his heritage
Appears in 1 episode
Roberto Reed Scalise
Guest
Roberto Reed Scalise
Avid Comedian | BLM | he/him What made me sure? Knowing I would fail.
Appears in 1 episode
Robert Perry
Guest
Robert Perry
Robert Perry is the founder of Tattooed Mom, a popular restaurant, bar, and community events space located on South Street in Philadelphia.
Appears in 1 episode
Robert Witkowski
Guest
Robert Witkowski
Award-winning designer with proven success in surpassing client expectations. High-energy manager consistently leading creative departments to exceed organizational goals within budgets. Innovative professional experienced in exploring efficiencies through evolving technologies. Resourceful project manger exceeding revenue projections, even against market trends. Skilled relationship builder with a strong network of professional contacts.
Appears in 1 episode
Rob Lee
Guest
Rob Lee
The Truth In This Art is an interview series featuring artists, entrepreneurs and tastemakers in & around Baltimore.
Appears in 1 episode
Rodney Salvador
Guest
Rodney Salvador
Rodney Salvador, the visionary founder propelling the success of REUS Laboratories, an impactful BIPOC-owned high-fashion streetwear brand that takes center stage with its emphasis on sustainability and masterful hand craftsmanship.
Appears in 1 episode
Ronald Young Jr.
Guest
Ronald Young Jr.
Ronald Young Jr. is a critically acclaimed audio producer, host, and storyteller, based in Alexandria, VA. He is an avid pop-culture enthusiast and the host of the television and film review podcast Leaving the Theater. He is also a regular contributor to NPR’s Pop Culture Happy Hour as a guest panelist. He has hosted shows such as Pushkin’s Solvable and HBO Docs Club, from Pineapple Street Studios. Selected as Vulture Magazine podcaster to watch, 2023, his newest show Weight For It, tells the vulnerable stories of fat folks and folks everywhere who think about their weight constantly. He is passionate about social justice and equity and recently helped to tell historical and present accounts of black folks throughout American history with his work on Seizing Freedom from VPM, and Black History Year from Pushblack.
Appears in 1 episode
Ron Cassie
Guest
Ron Cassie
author "If You Love Baltimore, It Will Love You Back: 171 Short, But True Stories" nat'l magazine award winner. Georgetown doc candidate. ex-bike messenger
Appears in 1 episode
Rosa Leff
Guest
Rosa Leff
A skilled paper-cut artist from West Philadelphia, is known for her hand-cut cityscape pieces that showcase intricate details and urban perspectives.
Appears in 1 episode
Rosalyn Vera
Guest
Rosalyn Vera
Owner, and operator of Cocina Luchadoras, a Mexican restaurant in Baltimore.
Appears in 1 episode
person
Guest
Ros Paris
Ros Paris or Rosalind Paris, a local comedian who cohosts Mondo Baltimore as Frau Ankenstein.
Appears in 1 episode
Ross Nochumowitz
Guest
Ross Nochumowitz
Owner of Baltimore In A Box - A Baltimore-themed gift shop where you can create custom Baltimore in a Box care packages to send all over the world or take with you.
Appears in 1 episode
Rosy Sunshine Galvan
Guest
Rosy Sunshine Galvan
Rosy Sunshine Galvan, a Dominican-American artist hailing from the pre-gentrified Lower East Side of Manhattan and now based in Baltimore, is a visionary creator whose art beautifully fuses elements of graffiti, folk art, Caribbean influences, and transformative healing dialogues
Appears in 1 episode
Roxxy Haze
Guest
Roxxy Haze
Talented comedian, cosplayer, rapper, and writer, is a true blend of pseudo-intellectualism and raunchy Walt Disney fantasy.
Appears in 1 episode
Ryan Dorsey
Guest
Ryan Dorsey
Ryan Dorsey is a City Councilman of Baltimore's 3rd District
Appears in 1 episode
Ryan Wagner
Guest
Ryan Wagner
The National Ambassador for Guinness Open Gate Brewery.
Appears in 1 episode
Sabrina Dépestre
Guest
Sabrina Dépestre
🧠 director of marketing in higher ed @mica 🎙️podcast host ✨ musings on marketing ✨ haitian 🇭🇹 american
Appears in 1 episode
Salvatore Marrone
Guest
Salvatore Marrone
a gay Philadelphia based comic artist and creator of the autobiographical comic “No More Mermaids”
Appears in 1 episode
Sam Bowler
Guest
Sam Bowler
Samuel Bowler is a writer, sculptor, and technologist based in New Orleans, LA. His work is focused on building emotionally-responsible, place-based technology that creates opportunities for equity, community, and art therapy. To that end, Sam founded Culturalyst, an online platform designed to make it easy to discover and directly support local artists and culture bearers. Culturalyst’s vision to enable the creators of local culture to be equitably compensated for their work.
Appears in 1 episode
Sam Gellerstein
Guest
Sam Gellerstein
a versatile multi-instrumentalist, educator, composer and arranger based in Philadelphia
Appears in 1 episode
Sam Iaconi
Guest
Sam Iaconi
Samantha Iaconi - a Baltimore-born artist and curator, who graduated with a BFA in Painting from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2017.
Appears in 1 episode
Sam Sessa
Guest
Sam Sessa
Sam Sessa is the Baltimore music and community outreach manager at WTMD, an NPR affiliate music station in Baltimore.
Appears in 1 episode
Samuel Guillermo
Guest
Samuel Guillermo
I'm for hire! Photographer at Creation4use. Living in Baltimore, MD. You might know me from creation4use.com nkdhmns.com
Appears in 1 episode
Samuel T. Herring
Guest
Samuel T. Herring
Samuel Thompson Herring, known professionally as Samuel T. Herring (born April 13, 1984), also known as Hemlock Ernst, is an American singer and rapper from Baltimore, Maryland, best known for being the frontman of the synth-pop band Future Islands. He was also a member of Art Lord & the Self-Portraits, The Snails, and Trouble Knows Me.
Appears in 1 episode
Sandra L. Gibson
Guest
Sandra L. Gibson
Sandra L Gibson is Executive Director of Maryland Film Festival and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Parkway. Baltimore's historic SNF Parkway Theatre, and home of the annual Maryland Film Festival. #FilmForEveryone
Appears in 1 episode
Sandra L. Gibson
Guest
Sandra L. Gibson
Sandra L. Gibson is the Executive Director of the Maryland Film Festival at the SNF Parkway Theater.
Appears in 1 episode
Santos Shelton
Guest
Santos Shelton
Santos Shelton is an artist based in Oakland, CA. he is a self-taught artist with a degree in graphic design and has been exhibiting works since 2003 He uses bold colors, shapes, and textures tempered with abstract expressive movement to create emotion in his work. Illustrative influences and add a deeper and personal touch to bring his universe to life while using the power of story-telling to convey his intent and message. He believes in communicating an idea through these various mediums to allow the viewer not just a moment of reflection in their own life, but to come to their own conclusions and understanding about what the work means.
Appears in 1 episode
Sarah Clough
Guest
Sarah Clough
Sarah Clough visual artist writer Mochi's human.
Appears in 1 episode
Sarah Kane
Guest
Sarah Kane
a self-taught artist and musician from Philadelphia who seamlessly combines art and music in her performances
Appears in 1 episode
Sarah Magida
Guest
Sarah Magida
Sarah Magida, a proficient Life Coach, artist, and Reiki Master, who operates Firefly Life Coaching, catering not only to artists but a broader audience.
Appears in 1 episode
Sarah Peguero
Guest
Sarah Peguero
an artist whose paintings cross multiple genres with a constant desire to try new techniques and approaches
Appears in 1 episode
Sarah Sullivan
Guest
Sarah Sullivan
Sarah Sullivan, an accomplished small business owner and dedicated community builder, is the co-owner of Mobtown Ballroom, a vibrant arts and entertainment haven nestled in Baltimore's historic Pigtown neighborhood.
Appears in 1 episode
Sasha Baskin
Guest
Sasha Baskin
Artist/Weaver
Appears in 1 episode
Savannah Wood
Guest
Savannah Wood
Savannah Wood, the executive director of Afro Charities and a gifted artist with strong connections to Baltimore and Los Angeles.
Appears in 1 episode
Saz Ross
Guest
Saz Ross
Speaker, Educator, and Illustrator. Creator of the @Saz_ross Saz Factory 🏭 On a mission to help others access creativity ✍🏼🌿
Appears in 1 episode
Schaun Champion
Guest
Schaun Champion
An international photographer, filmmaker, and instructor who specializes in natural light, portraiture, fine art, and cultural documentary work.
Appears in 1 episode
Scott Burkholder
Guest
Scott Burkholder
I promote Art in Baltimore MD. Art has the potential to show the world as it is, and more importantly the world as it can be.
Appears in 1 episode
Scott Everett
Guest
Scott Everett
Scott Everett is a versatile multidisciplinary creative hailing from Detroit, Michigan, and the proud owner of WessonArt, a bespoke sticker and printshop brand that elegantly captures nostalgia in the contemporary realm.
Appears in 1 episode
Scottie B
Guest
Scottie B
Scottie B, co-founder of the iconic Baltimore club label Unruly Records.
Appears in 1 episode
Sean 9 Lugo
Guest
Sean 9 Lugo
I'm dyslexic, my grammar sucks.🇵🇷/🇨🇺
Appears in 1 episode
Sean Danaher
Guest
Sean Danaher
Danaher Signs is a Baltimore-based sign painting business servicing Baltimore, Washington DC, and surrounding areas. Whether you’re in search of mural services, gold leaf, metal, or woodcut signage, Danaher Signs’ traditional sign making methods provide a variety of signage solutions for individuals and businesses alike.
Appears in 1 episode
Sean Fahie
Guest
Sean Fahie
freelance graphic designer and illustrator, author, curator, and purveyor of fun.
Appears in 1 episode
Sean Guy
Guest
Sean Guy
Executive chef and the founder of Water for Chocolate Catering, a beloved restaurant in Upper Fells Point, Baltimore.
Appears in 1 episode
Sean Kinsey
Guest
Sean Kinsey
also know as “SK” is a self taught visual artist who was raised in the North & the 'Uptown' communities of Philadelphia who uses abstract and mixed media mediums to express himself through art
Appears in 1 episode
Sean Scheidt
Guest
Sean Scheidt
Youth & Lifestyle Photographer
Appears in 1 episode
Sebastian Martorana
Guest
Sebastian Martorana
stone sculptor based in Baltimore, MD
Appears in 1 episode
Se Jong Cho
Guest
Se Jong Cho
Baltimore-based painter and scientist, whose artistic journey began in 2013 when she discovered the time-stretching power of painting, opening portals to new worlds and experiences.
Appears in 1 episode
Senator Cory V. McCray
Guest
Senator Cory V. McCray
Senator Cory McCray serves as a leading voice in equitable policy-making, community involvement, and impactful governance. Representing the younger generation of politicians, Senator McCray's work has consistently aimed for positive change within his jurisdiction.
Appears in 1 episode
Seraphim
Guest
Seraphim
a fantasy a dream a God, being.
Appears in 1 episode
Sergio Neptuna
Guest
Sergio Neptuna
Sergio Neptuna is a digital artist based in Reisterstown, Maryland. Born in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Sergio grew up with a passion for comic books, movies, and music, which later became a driving force in his artistic career.
Appears in 1 episode
Set Hernandez Rongkilyo
Guest
Set Hernandez Rongkilyo
Set Hernandez Rongkilyo is an undocumented immigrant filmmaker and community organizer whose roots come from Bicol, Philippines.
Appears in 1 episode
Shady Haze
Guest
Shady Haze
Shady Haze, a highly influential and versatile Content Creator and Cosplayer hailing from Northern Virginia.
Appears in 1 episode
Shane Prada
Guest
Shane Prada
Shane Prada, a dedicated educator and advocate for arts education, co-founded the Baltimore Jewelry Center (BJC) in 2013 to offer accessible learning opportunities in metalsmithing and jewelry to the Baltimore community.
Appears in 1 episode
Shane Rhinewald
Guest
Shane Rhinewald
Senior Director of Public Relations for The Strong National Museum of Play
Appears in 1 episode
Shannon Maldonado
Guest
Shannon Maldonado
Founder and Creative Director of YOWIE, a creative platform, storefront and design studio based in Philadelphia.
Appears in 1 episode
Shaquita Smith
Guest
Shaquita Smith
an actress and producer originally from Birmingham, Alabama but resides in Atlanta, GA
Appears in 1 episode
Sharayna Ashanti Christmas
Guest
Sharayna Ashanti Christmas
Sharayna Ashanti Christmas is a mother , womanist , abolitionist and cultural worker who creates at the center of who she is. As a dancer filmmaker and assemblage artist, her work explores the movement in relation to how our bodies connect with the subconscious to tell stories of our past , present and unseen.
Appears in 1 episode
Shaun Stewart
Guest
Shaun Stewart
Shaun Stewart, a distinguished libations curator and master of mixology, currently serving as the bar manager and craft cocktail extraordinaire at JBGBs.
Appears in 1 episode
Shauntee Daniels
Guest
Shauntee Daniels
Shauntee Daniels, head of Baltimore National Heritage Area, mixes cultural traditions with city's history. Unifying Baltimore is what Shauntee Daniels strives for as the executive director of the Baltimore National Heritage Area.
Appears in 1 episode
Shavonya Bracken
Guest
Shavonya Bracken
Training Chef at Groundwork Kitchen
Appears in 1 episode
Shawn Chopra
Guest
Shawn Chopra
Co-owner of Good Neighbor, a unique café and retail concept in Hampden, Baltimore.
Appears in 1 episode
Shawn Hubbard
Guest
Shawn Hubbard
Moment-driven freelance documentary & commercial photographer.
Appears in 1 episode
Shawn Peters
Guest
Shawn Peters
Cinematographer, photographer, and unique character.
Appears in 1 episode
Shawn Smallwood
Guest
Shawn Smallwood
a touring performance DJ and mentor hailing from Baltimore, MD
Appears in 1 episode
Shelley Kim
Guest
Shelley Kim
a Washington DC based comedian, content creator and director
Appears in 1 episode
Shelonda Stokes
Guest
Shelonda Stokes
Shelonda Stokes is President, @DowntownBalt
Appears in 1 episode
Sherwin Banfield
Guest
Sherwin Banfield
Technical Artist/ Artistic Tech 🇹🇹/🇺🇸
Appears in 1 episode
Sheryl Oring
Guest
Sheryl Oring
Sheryl Oring has typed 1000s of postcards to the president since 2004. Her book, ACTIVATING DEMOCRACY, was recently published by @IntellectBooks.
Appears in 1 episode
Sid Sharma
Guest
Sid Sharma
Sid Sharma, a visionary co-founder behind Mobtown Fermentation, the dynamic Baltimore-based venture renowned for its exceptional creations, Wild Bay Kombucha and Icaro Yerba Maté.
Appears in 1 episode
Simon Landrien
Guest
Simon Landrien
talented French illustrator and animator.
Appears in 1 episode
Siti Lu
Guest
Siti Lu
Siti Lu is an animation director, storyboard artist and animator from Los Angeles. After graduation character animation program from CalArts in 2021. She has been working as a storyboard artist at Cartoon Network and Netflix Animation. She worked on shows like We baby bears, Close Enough, etc.
Appears in 1 episode
SJ
Guest
SJ
Abstract painter, drag performer, and seasoned bartender with time at Ottobar & Metro Gallery
Appears in 1 episode
Spike Gjerde
Guest
Spike Gjerde
James Beard Award-winning chef and owner of Artifact coffee and Woodberry Kitchen
Appears in 1 episode
Stevan
Guest
Stevan "Vegas" Smith
Broadcast and Digital Media Professional Formerly @WNYC @wbgo @WEAA889 - Morgan State University Grad/HBCU🤎 #SANKOFA
Appears in 1 episode
Steve Anderson
Guest
Steve Anderson
Owner of Third Eye Comics, a renowned comic book superstore based in Maryland.
Appears in 1 episode
Steve Hackman
Guest
Steve Hackman
Exploring the fusion of classical and popular music. Composer | Conductor | Producer | Songwriter
Appears in 1 episode
Steven CW Taylor
Guest
Steven CW Taylor
a Software Engineer, Gallerist, and Contemporary Fine Art Photographer specializing in the documentation and archiving of Black Life during this time
Appears in 1 episode
Sultan Salahuddin
Guest
Sultan Salahuddin
co-creator of the HBOMax comedy South Side
Appears in 1 episode
Sumayyah Bilal
Guest
Sumayyah Bilal
Founder and chief baker of Codetta Bake Shop.
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Sunny Cowell
Guest
Sunny Cowell
Singer-Songwriter, Musician, Attorney #SwarthmoreCollege #UMDLaw Daughter of Jazz Composer #StanleyCowell
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Sunny Sumter
Guest
Sunny Sumter
Sunny Sumter is the President and CEO of the DC Jazz Festival
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Susan Dorsey
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Susan Dorsey
Susan Dorsey, a distinguished artist, and educator known for her expertise in interdisciplinary collaboration, curriculum design, inquiry-based learning, and STEAM education (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics).
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Sydney J. Allen
Guest
Sydney J. Allen
Sydney J. Allen is also known as aBaltimoregriot, is a Baltimore-based visual storyteller and photographer who is deeply passionate about capturing the essence and community spirit of black folk living in the city.
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Tamao Nakayama
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Tamao Nakayama
Tamao Nakayama is a Tokyo-born artist who now resides in Virginia, who embodies the Japanese aesthetic of 'less is more' as an emerging minimalist abstract artist. Her creativity was shaped by Tokyo's evolving landscape and the presence of traditional craftsmen's studios.
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Tarrin Morgan II
Guest
Tarrin Morgan II
@MSUBearsEsports Director. Mental Health Advocate. Educator. Producer. Host of @REALdigitizED The Miseducation of the People podcast.
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Tattooed Mom
Guest
Tattooed Mom
beer food & fun 😍 love & good times always
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Tayyib
Guest
Tayyib
Blewish Progressive https://t.co/vcWtz3lZ9v : https://t.co/eEm1Q8ER8n + https://t.co/PxXfxGUFNr, https://t.co/AB0oeA0qPy ; https://t.co/OckqzE8UYp,
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Tennessee State University Aristocrat of Bands
Guest
Tennessee State University Aristocrat of Bands
The official page of @TSUedu Tennessee State University’s Aristocrat of Bands. #AOBNATION / For press inquiries: Press.AOB@outlook.com
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Teri Henderson
Guest
Teri Henderson
Curator, co-director of WDLY, and writer.
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Terrance Diggs
Guest
Terrance Diggs
Baltimore-based designer, entrepreneur, and all-around creative, best known as the Creative Director of the streetwear and lifestyle brand, D17.
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Terrell Tilford
Guest
Terrell Tilford
I amplify Artists and enrich Brands by creating Visionary pathways to uplift and connect Culture and Community. Founder/Creative Director (@BandofVices).
Appears in 2 episodes
Terry Thompson
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Terry Thompson
Painter, Terry Thompson, a self-taught American artist, born in Chicago, Illinois and currently based in Baltimore, Maryland. He also well-known veteran club dj/producer/promoter with releases on the London, UK record label Defected
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Thea Washington
Guest
Thea Washington
Casting director and casting recruiter with a diverse portfolio in film, television, commercials, and digital media.
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The Clay Studio
Guest
The Clay Studio
The Clay Studio is a nonprofit educational institution, gallery, and studio dedicated to teaching, creating, supporting, and promoting the ceramic arts.
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the doctor
Guest
the doctor
A skilled American rapper, producer, and songwriter hailing from Baltimore, Maryland.
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Theresa-Xuan Thanh Bui
Guest
Theresa-Xuan Thanh Bui
Theresa-Xuan Thanh Bui, a first-generation Vietnamese-American, is a budding artist pursuing a Bachelor in Fine Arts in Fiber with a minor in Art History and a concentration in Curatorial Studies and Creative Writing at the Maryland Institute College of Art.
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Thibault Manekin
Guest
Thibault Manekin
Thibault Manekin, a dynamic individual known for his roles as a writer, speaker, educator, entrepreneur, and community organizer.
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Thomasine Dolan Dow
Guest
Thomasine Dolan Dow
I grew up in Maryland and thought I would pursue graphic design at the MD Institute College of Art; MICA did not offer fashion design then.
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Thomas James
Guest
Thomas James
Curator, arts facilitator, critic, and Visual Arts Director for Creative Alliance. Based in Baltimore, renowned for his dedication to promoting and elevating black artists and their distinctive perspectives.
Appears in 3 episodes
Thread Coffee
Guest
Thread Coffee
Transparently traded, small batch roaster, worker cooperative, part of the @redemmas family
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Tia Michele Goodson
Guest
Tia Michele Goodson
Senior Producer, business strategist, HU grad, AKA, JHU MBA candidate, lover of hip hop, social change, tech, and investing. Founder Gym Operations Fellow aluM
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Tiffanni Reidy
Guest
Tiffanni Reidy
Tiffanni Reidy, a Baltimore native and dynamic creative force.
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Tiffany Holmes
Guest
Tiffany Holmes
The esteemed Chief Academic Officer, responsible for overseeing the development and delivery of educational programs at the Maryland Institute College of Art.
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Tiffany Welch
Guest
Tiffany Welch
Reputably wise🦉. Secretly nice🤐. Openly Virgo♍. Small in Stature 🤷🏽‍♀ Big in Impact ✊🏽 📍West Baltimore
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Tim Fielder
Guest
Tim Fielder
Illustrator, concept designer, cartoonist, animator, and founder of Dieselfunk Studios
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Tim McFarlane
Guest
Tim McFarlane
Tim McFarlane, a distinguished Philadelphia-based painter, who enriches the art world with over four decades of expertise.
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Tina Canady
Guest
Tina Canady
Tina Canady, a prolific genderful interdisciplinary artist in theatre and film, is a driving force for reshaping our understanding of Black history and celebrating the empowerment of Black joy in dismantling white supremacy.
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TJ Smith
Guest
TJ Smith
is retired police commander, former chief spokesman for the Baltimore Police Department, former press secretary for the Baltimore County Executive, former Baltimore City mayoral candidate and the new midday host on WBAL Newsradio
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T.K. Mills
Guest
T.K. Mills
an art journalist based in New York City
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Todd Collins
Guest
Todd Collins
🤘🏻Brand Education🤘🏻Entrepreneur and Social Media Educator FOLLOW on Tiktok and YouTube for FREE TIPS!
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Todd Radom
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Todd Radom
Todd Radoma - a renowned designer, sports branding virtuoso, and prolific author.
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Todd Yuhanick
Guest
Todd Yuhanick
Interim CEO at Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts
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Toki Underground
Guest
Toki Underground
DC’s OG Ramen & Cocktail Bar. Michelin Bib Gourmand since 2018. Coming soon to Baltimore’s Waverly/Harwood.
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Tom Ventimiglia
Guest
Tom Ventimiglia
Arts Educator | Writer & Producer
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Tonya Miller
Guest
Tonya Miller
Brand Expert & Pioneer /Cycling badass/My favorite day is a beach day!
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Tony Levero Jr.
Guest
Tony Levero Jr.
co-owner of Sparkplug Coffee
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toskago
Guest
toskago
Martin Mbuguah (b.2001), better known as TOSKAGO, is an artist born in Ol'Kalou, Kenya, raised in Indiana, and currently lives and works in Baltimore, MD.
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Traci Mims
Guest
Traci Mims
a native artist of St. Petersburg, Florida currently living and working in Atlanta, Georgia
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Travis Case
Guest
Travis Case
a voice actor and content creator
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Travis Levasseur
Guest
Travis Levasseur
a multimedia artist living and working in Baltimore, MD.
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Travis Mitchell
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Travis Mitchell
Travis Mitchell serves as Senior Vice President and Chief Content Officer at Maryland Public Television. He oversees all content created, acquired, and aired on the statewide public television network's TV channels and online properties. Having amassed more than three decades of experience as an executive in commercial and public media, Mitchell earned an undergraduate degree in broadcast journalism from Morgan State University, an HBCU based in Baltimore, MD, and a master’s degree in entrepreneurship and education from the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education in Philadelphia. He completed further executive education study at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Mr. has served on the foundation board of Morgan State University and as a member of PBS Children’s Media and Education Working Group and the National Cable Television Association Policy Issues Committee. Most recently Mitchell became the Chair of the Advisory Board for Morgan State University's School of Global Journalism and Communications. In 2021, Mr. Mitchell was appointed to the Board of Trustees at Shaw University in Raleigh, North Carolina, where he also received an honorary doctor of humane letters from the university in recognition of his more than 25 years of service to the community as a media and non-profit executive. During his career he has been the executive-in-charge of production for over 200 televised HBCU football and basketball games on nationwide cable television. A two-time executive producer of Emmy-Award winning films about HBCUs, including the nationally distributed Shaw Rising, Mitchell is the founder of HBCU Week on MPT, the first weeklong primetime schedule dedicated exclusively to HBCUs in American television history, now in its fourth season. He is currently working with the Corporation of Public Broadcasting that Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) to expand HBCU Week to nationwide PBS audiences beginning this Fall with a long-term goal to produce a film about every HBCU in the nation within 10 years.
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TRILLA
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TRILLA
DJ 🌐
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Tristian 'TrisRex' Johnson
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Tristian 'TrisRex' Johnson
Monster Maker and Armor FX Artist
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Tyler Brewer
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Tyler Brewer
Skilled tattoo artist with a remarkable 16 years of experience in the industry. Specializing in the traditional style of tattooing.
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Tyler Johnson
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Tyler Johnson
Executive Chef at JBGB's (John Brown General and Butchery)
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Ucheoma Uzosike
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Ucheoma Uzosike
Talented cartoonist and animator hailing from Catonsville, MD. With a passion for bringing the bizarre and niche aspects of life into his work, Ucheoma's comedic comic strips and animations touch on the absurdities of everyday life.
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Ufuoma Agarin
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Ufuoma Agarin
Ufuoma Agarin, a dynamic voice amplifying sociopolitical causes, who passionately illuminates black narratives, African cultures, and diasporic histories as a first-generation African American woman and public interest lawyer.
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Uni Q. Mical (Unique Mical Robinson)
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Uni Q. Mical (Unique Mical Robinson)
Director, MFA Community Arts Program, MICA
Appears in 2 episodes
UniversityoftheArts
Guest
UniversityoftheArts
Dedicated to the visual & performing arts, design & writing, located in the heart of Philly.
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Unmatched Athlete
Guest
Unmatched Athlete
We're a Maryland-based non-profit that encourages youth who identify as LGBTQ+ to participate in sports and fitness. 🏳️‍🌈⚽🏀🏐🏈🎽🥏
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Vaughn Weitzman
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Vaughn Weitzman
Co- founder of Secret Sauce Co.
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Victoria Adams-Kennedy
Guest
Victoria Adams-Kennedy
Founder of Zora’s Den. Writer who explores the complexities of Black Love. Period.
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Victoria Walton
Guest
Victoria Walton
Victoria Walton (b. 1994 VA) is a multidisciplinary artist living in Baltimore. They have an MFA in Ceramic Art from the NYSCC at Alfred University and a BFA with a focus in ceramics from Towson University. Victoria explores the wonder and complexity of Black identity, creating sculpture and video works that center the narratives of women and gender-expansive people.
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Vinnie Hager
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Vinnie Hager
Maryland-based artist and designer. From a young age, his mother surrounded him with vibrant works of art adorning the walls of his childhood home.
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Vinny Green
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Vinny Green
VSG Consulting | Web Multipliers | Formerly Snopes | Always a Marine |
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violeta ayala
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violeta ayala
Award winning Filmmaker (Sundance, Toronto, Cannes XR) | The first Quechua member of the Oscars® | XR/ Web 3 | spatial designer | neurodiverse | AI whisperer
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Warren Bernard
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Warren Bernard
Warren Bernard is Executive Director of the Small Press Expo (SPX) independent sequential art festival, and is a comics-focused writer and historian. He co-authored the Eisner Award-nominated book Drawing Power, and has extensively researched and written about the 1950s Juvenile Delinquency / Senate Comic Book Hearings. A contributor to more than a dozen books, he often provides rare materials from his own extensive collection. Both the Library of Congress and The Center for Cartoon Studies (CCS) have hosted his lectures. He lives in Bethesda, Maryland.
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Wendel Patrick
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Wendel Patrick
Musical polymath. Professor of Hip Hop at Johns Hopkins University/Peabody Conservatory of Music. Email wp@wendelpatrick.com for bookings.
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Whitney Simpkins
Guest
Whitney Simpkins
Whitney Simpkins began selling ceramics in 2016 as a way to part with all the extra cups and bowls that hadn't been given away to friends. Years later, Personal Best Ceramics evolved into a bit more than cups and bowls, and her ceramics have found their way to many, many new friends.
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William Christian III
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William Christian III
William brings over six years of experience in guest-facing and hospitality along with a background in architecture, real estate, and property management. Outside of the professional realm, William is also a self-published author of three and is currently working on his fourth publication. William obtained his Bachelors of Science in Architecture and Environmental Design at Morgan State University and Masters in Real Estate Development at University of Maryland, College Park.
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William Hanley
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William Hanley
Editor-in-Chief @dwell
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William Herman
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William Herman
William Herman is a multi-talented musician, engineer, and producer, who leads Station North Sound, a dynamic recording studio.
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William Jones
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William Jones
Historian, Afrofuturist, Author, Speaker and Educator, William Jones. Afrofuturism is a multi-media cultural genre that wields elements of science fiction, historical fiction, fantasy, and even a little magic to address both the real-world issues facing black people in the present day, and to re-examine and offer up a better way to see ourselves in the future, both in fiction and in reality. It encompasses the world of sci-fi and fantasy culture from a black perspective, and encourages a breaking down of current, outdated, and widely accepted paradigms to promote a more fully realized and complex black experience. Afrofuturism is intersectional, and, at its heart, about representation and fighting erasure through a kind of cultural activism.
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Willis Aybar
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Willis Aybar
Baltimore-based photographer & entrepreneur.
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Will Watson
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Will Watson
American artist from Indianapolis, Indiana, and based in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Wordsmith
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Wordsmith
Write. Recite. Rehearse
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Xavier Gibson
Guest
Xavier Gibson
Singer, producer, and queer artist known for his unique blend of experimental R&B and indie pop.
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Yifan Luo
Guest
Yifan Luo
a Baltimore-based illustrator, storyteller, and creative problem solver
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Yiselle Santos Rivera
Guest
Yiselle Santos Rivera
Yiselle Santos Rivera is a medical planner, Principal and Global Director of Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion at HKS. She thrives on building equitable practices, empowering the next generation of leaders and creating inclusive platforms for engagement. The founder of “Women Inspiring Emerging Leaders in Design” (WIELD), Yiselle received a 2022 AIA Young Architects Award and serves on the AIA National Board.
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Yoshi Santosha
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Yoshi Santosha
My chosen name is Yoshi and I have been working with humans' physical, emotional and spiritual bodies for 11 years. I started this labor of love with massage therapy and then ventured into studying and practicing various subtle energy healing modalities.
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YTK
Guest
YTK
YTK - A self-taught producer, writer, poet, rapper, and pianist, YTK's artistic journey has been unfolding since 2016.
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Yurri Mial
Guest
Yurri Mial
Highly accomplished design director for Under Armour, specializing in creating cutting-edge and distinctive footwear for the brand.
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Zachary Mills
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Zachary Mills
Chef & Partner, Chef Shucker Farmer Inc
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Zeke Cohen
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Zeke Cohen
Candidate for Baltimore CCP, D1 Councilmember. Chair: Trauma-Informed Care Task Force. Proud dad! By authority:Friends of Zeke Cohen #communitycomesFIRST
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Zoë Charlton
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Zoë Charlton
Multidisciplinary Contemporary Artist, Charlton has has been included in national and international exhibitions including The Delaware Contemporary (DE), the Harvey B. Gantt Center (NC), Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (AR), and many more.
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Zoë Lintzeris
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Zoë Lintzeris
A talented visual artist with a passion for photography and painting.
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Zsudayka Nzinga Terrell
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Zsudayka Nzinga Terrell
Zsudayka Nzinga Terrell is a multi-disciplinary fine artist, curator, and arts educator based in Washington, DC, with roots in Denver, Colorado.
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