Matters of the Craft with Nicole Magabo Kiggundu

Celebrating ten years of filmmaking by launching my campaign for Minister of Please Come And Join Us Over Here In The Filims.<3Send a text

Are you rocking buttress roots, tap roots, or fibrous roots? Send a text

Mayday! Mayday! Heart breaking! [Exaggeration for dramatic purposes.Send a text

Deep diving into my process for writing a road trip. Artistic Recommendation of the Week is Ugandan musician, Joshua Baraka, specifically his new album, Juvie. Listen here.Send a text

*Buh-Buh* Is this thing on?****Not to be confused with the film of the same name. Send a text

Thirst guaranteed. Carry a full water bottle. Artistic recommendations mentioned during the episode: 1. ROBERTA documentary about Roberta Flack2. The Devil in the White Dress: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America by Erik Larson3. The Life of a Showgirl - written, produced, and performed by Taylor SwiftSend a text

Pun brought to you by PTA*!*Paul Thomas AndersonSend a text

We're in the writing trenches, y'all. Things are heating up. The will is low, but the vision is skronggg.Send a text

I love the work of these two artists DOWN. Let me tell you why. Send a text

Let us know in the comments if you think we're mad, brilliant, or both. kthanksbye!Send a text

I'm back!  And grappling with intense feelings of bittersweetness. Send a text

Dispatch from Amrika; Virginia and Atlanta pours love into me.Send a text

The P Word, everywhere you turn! Gosh. Artistic recommendation of the week is the film Exhibiting Forgiveness, written and directed by Titus Kaphar. Searing, beautiful. Send a text

My friend Liz will pull all the threads. Just listen and see...or hear. Artistic Recommendations are back this episode!Send a text

Together with my cousins, Natasha and Rolaida, we dig into how Family Tree became realized. Watch Family Tree, my first short as writer, director, and producer, here. As always, say hello or send any question to [email protected] or find us on Instagram @mattersofthecraftSend a text

Meet my esteemed cousin Natasha who has always and forever been down for children -- personally and professionally. Send a text

Packed with amulets or infinity stones. No gloves required. Reach out at [email protected] or via Instagram @mattersofthecraftSend a text

Put your gumboots on, on y va!Artistic recommendation: Check out the trailer for It Happened One Night. Send a text

Come on over for a jam session, baby. To listen to Edo's work as an artist, check out his Artist Page, @EdoquartoTo email Edo, address here: [email protected]'s Artist Recommendation is Malian artist, Ali Farka Toure. Check him out! Here's Ryan Coogler explaining the various aspect ratios for SINNERS. SO GOOD! Send a text

Meet Priscilla, a woman from many places, but ultimately she belongs to The Rock (Earth). Listen to hear how she fear-fights through life's beautiful and brutal adventures.  Send a text

Might get burned, but just kidogo.Send a text

It’s National Nicole Amani Day. Cheers to life 😭🥹🤩Say hi or send your questions at : [email protected] Send a text

Be awed by Yvonne Sewankambo's kaleidoscopic journey. A woman of many crafts; an accomplished PR Professional-cum-Children's Book Author-cum-Film Writer and Director. Learn more about Yvonne and find where to buy her books here.Send a text

TEN episodes, y'all. Whew! Thanks for hanging and as a special, mega-mega treat, here's an interview with an inspiring storyteller -- Albert. Find Albert on Instagram here: @albertmwangi_A note on the sound in this episode, apologies for any inconvenience: - My lovely doggo, Kaikara, features  in the episode.- There was cooking in the background. The latter half is much cleaner.Hope you enjoy! :) Send a text

Feet up, homie. Email us: [email protected] Artistic Recommendation o' the week: Long Distance by the late, great Muddy Waters. Maaaaan, child!Send a text

Let it gooooo, let it gooooooooOOooooooOooo!Bullet Train Explosion TrailerShrinking show TrailerThe School of Life. Apothecary Diaries TrailerThe Artist's WaySend a text

Dreams are huge for a reason, be patient as you eat your way through. Where to find Ameir: Through his Agent.Instagram and Threads: @__amrxiTwitter: @_amrxi Animes recommended:Kaiju No. 8Solo LevelingSend us some chats here: [email protected] Send a text

Spirit and Money are inevitably intertwined. Financial advisor recommendation: Tiffany Aliche, and find her on Instagram.Her Netflix show, Get Good With Money.Artistic Recommendation of the week: The Lastlings, find them on Apple Music or Spotify. Ciao! Send a text

Hills make strong hamstrings. Stay strong, hey.A quick intro on an Astrology Birth Chart, courtesy of Elle Magazine.Artistic recommendation of the week is South African cellist, composer, and singer, Albert Selaocoe. Send a text

Don't be shy, honey. Artist recommendations: With Love, MeghanI Said What I Said PodcastContact us: [email protected] Send a text

Get the Fear-Fighting Power Ranger out of you, Beloved! For more information on the artistic recommendation of the week, check out this profile of Alma Thomas.Contact us at [email protected] Send a text

Chef Hannat Nabadda discusses her changing relationship with her beloved craft — the Culinary Arts. Find Chef Hannat on socials @hannat28Contact us via Instagram @mattersofthecraftEmail us: [email protected] Send a text

Your craft is like a birthmark. You’ll always have it. Happy Valentine's Day, y'all!Here are the playlists, best enjoyed in order.Apple Music and Spotify.  For some reason, Spotify doesn’t have Novacane by Frank Ocean. See?To see more of Khadija Musa’s design work, visit her website here. To work with Virtual Assistant, Joy Aliba, visit her website here or email her directly.To contact epic Sound Designer, Edoardo Bosi, here is his email. To visit my website, and learn more about me and my work - here you go. Send a text

Welcome to Matters of the Craft, a community-in-the-making dedicated to exploring the technical and invisible things that make pursuing our chosen craft(s) more enjoyable and less lonely. Join Nicole, an eternal student of writing, cinema, and all forms of visual storytelling, as she shares insights from learning new and old tools to improve her craft, and the occasional interviews with guests at different stages of their journey.  Hear you in the sound waves!Link to the famous Quincy Jones interview in Vulture. Send a text