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In this episode, I’m speaking with musician/songwriter, Ari Gold, about his Transport Systems tour and new music economy concerning online promotion and radio. Find out more about Ari via his website, www.arigold.com, and definitely buy a copy of his latest work, Transport Systems. Plus, you’ve seen the photos here (and here, and here) on the [...]
A beautiful night with beautiful people in Dallas. Click on the picture once, then click on it again to get the largest version of it. It was said correctly by the emcee that “sexy comes in all shapes and sizes”. So true. Another truism is that the sexist accessory to any outfit is a great [...]
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This show, find out who wins a copy of the Athens Boys Choir disc, “Rose Cuts the Cake”–plus find out how you can win a copy! Thoughts about SXSW, Q-Media Con, and Vloggercon and music by upcoming interviewee, Baron. A personal musical sketch pad of mine follows the show. Technorati Tags: SXSW 2006, R&B, bwb, [...]
I spent some time in Austin this past weekend and attended the SXSW Interactive Conference. Along with sharing some tunes (courtesy of AC Coleman and Santiago Vazquez, respectively), I discuss everything from the (horrible) hotel I stayed in, interesting panels (including thoughts on the 2nd edition of “Blogging While Black”), and a phat-ass concert I [...]
This week, I’m reporting on a great weekend with Dallas Southern Pride, the upcoming OUT TAKES Dallas Film Festival, talking with Gus Trevino of the Nodding Dog Coffee Company, and sharing delicious music pieces, including a Rufus Wainwright alteration of sorts. Hmm…. The Essential Links: Podcast Pickle.com bumper Dallas Southern Pride OUT TAKES Dallas NO [...]
This week, I caught up with Tuan N’Gai of Biazo Ministries and Operation Rebirth. He’s also author of the book, “Will I go to Heaven: The Black Gay Spiritual Dilemma”. We chatted about what Biazo Ministries is up to these days, as well as thoughts on how black lesbians and gays deal with internalized racism [...]
