SPOKEN WORD

ARTIST SUBCON SAVANT CLICK LINK: Peace Hop Movement: Week #10 – Spoken Word – is a movement that calls out to the peaceful warriors of our generation. It is a calling to remember who, and more importantly, what we are. It is a war-cry to the light workers of our current generation to see ourselves as the Eternally Divine Spirit that we are. To remember that Mother Earth comes from the same Source that we all come from. It is up to us to heal each other; to lead the youth; and to examine all of the thoughts we have assumed to be true.
Archive
- Click Link:We Two!: Week #9 – Dance & Theatre – is the powerful true-life story of a single father unexpectedly called to raise his pre-teen daughter when her mother, overwhelmed by her behavior, could no longer cope. Faced with the challenge, he turns to an unlikely mentor—the game of golf.
- Through the discipline, patience, and self-awareness that the quiet wisdom of the sport demands, he instills in his daughter the timeless values needed to truly know oneself—values that, once embraced, last a lifetime. Together, they discover that growth is forged in the heat of trials and tribulations, both real and perceived, and that every journey carries a purpose and love is the ultimate fairway.
- The creative evolution of We Two! has been as inspiring as the story itself
- First shared at a storytelling event at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit, MI
- Brought to life as a one-man show workshop at The AO Studio in New York City
- Expanded into a two-person black box performance at The Ensemble Theatre in Houston, TX
- You’ll help bring a story of Black fatherhood, mentorship, and perseverance to the forefront
- Why your support matters:
- You’ll invest in a production that uplifts communities and inspires youth
- You’ll be part of a legacy project with both live and digital reach
ALEM: WE TWO Page Summary
Click Link: Marian Croak: WEEK #8 – STEM – The woman who invented the donation-via-text technology that help us give to charities during natural disasters. Senior Vice President at AT&T with over 125 patents and another 100 patents in review. She is an excellent role model and example of African American women making valuable contributions and providing leadership in technology.
Click Link: FAMILY TREND: WEEK #7 – International Film & TV – My Home: Africa Ep1… A Saga of the Williams family living in the effects of a post colonized society where the culture, traditions and morals are at odds with the influences of “Western civilization” in
the youth. Submitted by Taiwo Oladapo Lawson of Lagos, Nigeria
SONG & DANCE MAN – WEEK #6 – Dance & Theatre – Skip Cunningham’s life was a rare blend of brilliance and humility—an internationally celebrated tap master whose rhythm captivated audiences across the world, yet whose greatest impact was felt in the quiet, personal moments he shared with others. From his early beginnings in Chicago to stages, studios, cruise ships, and film sets around the globe, Skip built a legacy defined not only by extraordinary talent but by kindness, joy, and the way he made people feel. He performed with legends, taught generations of dancers, and carried a gentle spirit that touched every life he encountered. We celebrate the man behind the rhythm—an artist, mentor, and beloved soul whose influence will continue to echo long after the final curtain. (R.I.P) Enjoy – Click Link: EMVAD TV Where the history of Classic Black Entertainers are welcome to shine and to catelog it’s historical impact.
Click Link: FILM SCHOOL SHOWDOWN: WEEK #5 – Film Feastival – A couple of HBCU Film Festival filmmakers get the opportunity to have their creative film projects showcased on EMVAD TV. Isaiah Wait is a drama about understanding what it means to “have faith”. Directed by David Lee Roberts. Rituals: The scars of domestic violence run deep and are dissected in this drama. Directed by Michael Lindsey
Click Link: GERALD L. BARRETT: WEEK #4 – PIVOTAL TV Magazine – The story of a professionally trained dancer with goals and dreams of making it in the business; His being accepted in two of the most prestigeously recognized schools of the arts, The Julliard School (Dance) and The Boston Conservatory (Dance/Theatre); Tragedy hits while home on hiatus from college and performing… Click Link: PIVOTAL TV MAGAZINE
Click Link: SHEA ‘PHIRE SIS’ COBB – WEEK #3 – Poetry / Spoken Word – ‘Favorite Jazz Brush’ – A poetic expression regarding the perspective colors of one young woman’s vision in today’s modern society.
Click Link: RON MANAGER ‘FocusATL’ – WEEK #2 – Poetry / Spoken Word – ‘A Better Tomorrow’ – A Spoken Word Music Video Performed By Brother Focus
Click Link: EDEN JAMES – WEEK #1 – Theatre – ‘The Audition’ – A recording for the Stella Adler Studio Showcase, for which
Ms James was selected as a featured participant.