Studio 145 produces podcasts featuring interviews about current affairs through the artistic lens. Meant to start a deeper conversation, Studio 145 stokes creativity in how we think about some of the most pressing issues of our day, and how we might approach them differently and more effectively.
The Black Trans Prayer Book
Curated by J Mase III and Lady Dane Figueroa Edidi, the Black Trans Prayer Book is a powerful gathering of theologians, activists, spiritualists and artists providing worshippers with a refuge of affirming text, liberation theology and scripture for their lives.
Journey of Pronouns
Journey of Pronouns” is part of a larger series educating our audience on the LGBT and Gender Non-Conforming community. This podcast is an interview with Roan Coughtry, a Queer, Trans, Non-Binary person who is a sex liberator, educator, healing artist and writer with an MSW. https://www.facebook.com/
Visual Artivist Zanele Muholi with Seyi Adebanjo
Visual Artivist Zanele Muholi with Seyi Adebanjo
Ha Style
Fred Johnson interviews Queens rapper and poet Ha Style, featured artist performing at Soundtrack of War on June 4 at the Queens Museum!
Hastyle
Fred Johnson interviews Queens rapper and poet Ha Style, featured artist performing at Soundtrack of War on June 4 at the Queens Museum!
Kim Schultz
Actor and writer Kim Schultz visits Intersections to discuss her recent projects, including her new book Three Days in Damascus, and reflect on her past collaboration with Intersections in creating her play No Place Called Home, which relays her experiences meeting Iraqi refugees in Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan... and falling in love in the midst of it.
Under the Veil
Eight years after the premiere of the barrier-breaking play Under the Veil: Being Muslim (and non-Muslim) in NY post 9/11, members of the original cast and creative team discuss where we are today as a nation in our capacity to embrace diversity. Hosted by original cast member Chuk Obasi and featuring Vieve Radha Price, Fred Johnson, Christian De Gre, Ashley C. Williams and Sultana Ocasio.
Dr. Keisha McKenzie
Get to know the new Director of Believe Out Loud! Farid Johnson interviews Dr. Keisha McKenzie about the road that led her to BOL, an online network at Intersections that provides the awareness, education, information and a discussion forum Christians need to promote lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer equality.
Heritage OP
Farid Johnson interviews Heritage OP abour the origins of the group and music style which draws from calypso, reggae, African, and Brazilian music.
Light a Candle
LIGHT A CANDLE is an Inauguration Day performance festival featuring a variety of short performances, as well as a display of stunning visual art, to inspire, entertain, and provoke thought towards the role of both the individual and the community in building and maintaining a united America. Creators Chuk Obasi and Kate Holland offer insight on the festival's inspiration and expectations.
Intersections Play Reading Series
An inside look at the four works set to be presented at the Intersections Play Reading Series. Participating artists (Playwrights Emma Goldman-Sherman and Gabrielle Maisels and actors Althea Alexis and Chrissy Etienne) talk with IPRS producer Chuk Obasi about the unique power of their plays/screenplay. Featuring the music of Eugene Friesen.
Nichole Marinaccio
Nichole Marinaccio is a forever student of the creative process. She works as an Art Director, visually telling the stories of others through a variety of print and digital projects. In this week's podcast, she and Fred Johnson discuss the importance of artistic expression.
