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The Collective Perspective
by The Collective Perspective
Truth, Expression, Community.The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth - personally and collectively - whatever that may be.
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TCP Artist Interviews - Paeton Chavis & Outcall
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TCP Artist Interviews - Valeriya Voronova: Writer, Actor, Director
Valeriya Voronova is a writer, actor, and director based in NYC. She studied at The Institute for Performing Arts in Moscow, concentrated on acting, stage speech, choir, stage combat, and fencing. She left prematurely after receiving a scholarship for The Institute for American Musical Theatre in...
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TCP Artist Interviews - Carl Ellis Grant: Actor, Host, Writer, Comic, Engineer
Carl’s professional acting career began after graduating from Morgan State University in 2012. Finding himself on the set of “House Of Cards” in Baltimore, MD, he knew that acting was the career for him. Upon moving to Dallas, TX a year later to pursue a career as an aeronautical engineer, he...
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TCP Artist Interviews - Jillian Vitko: Actor, Singer, Musician, Writer, Comedian
Jillian Vitko is an actor, singer, musician, writer, and comedian. Her original solo show Synesthesia the Musical premiered at Edinburgh Fringe Fest & was named a stand-out show by PopDust. Since then, she’s adapted the stage script into a screenplay, Synesthesia Story. The film script has been...
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TCP Artist Interviews - Lubomir Arsov: Artist, Storyteller, Writer, Director
Lubomir Arsov is an artist and storyteller, working as an animation writer/director. His personal work explores the psychological, parapolitical, and spiritual dynamics that define the momentous time we are collectively navigating. In 2017 he released his first award-winning animated film,...
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TCP Artist Interviews - Founders & Directors Of RTOP Theatre
The Collective Perspective Artist Interview: Founders & Directors Of RTOP Theatre ———————————————————- Opening in 2007, Regional Theatre Of the Palouse is the first theater to open in Pullman's historical downtown area since 1927. ———————————————————- Host Isaac J. Conner (Gen. Waverly) Featuring...
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TCP Artist Interviews - Jake Shore’s "Try For The Kingdom" Cast & Crew
Samhsa: Free helplines, directories, and support organizations for assistance with homelessness, domestic violence, or mental health issues. https://www.samhsa.gov/homelessness-programs-resources/path/immediate-assistance ——————————————————— Try for the Kingdom by JCS Theater Company / Spin Cycle...
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TCP Artist Interviews - Bethany McDonald: Triple Threat Performer
Bethany McDonald is a Northern England-born actor, singer and dancer acquiring work across multiple platforms including film, television and stage to create a long and fulfilling career in the arts. She trained in England and Spain for four years in various well-respected musical theatre...
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TCP Artist Interviews - Lance Lewman: Playwright and Actor
Lance Lewman has been a professional performer for over 35 years, and a voiceover and on-camera performer for over 25 years. After doing theatre and film in NYC for nine years he came to the Washington Mid-Atlantic market in 1990. Since then, he has narrated hundreds of programs for National...
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Isaac J. Conner - Voiceover Reel 2021 (Animation - Dialect)
Isaac J. Conner - Voiceover Reel 2021 (Animation - Dialect) by The Collective Perspective
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Isaac J. Conner - Voiceover Reel 2021 (Dramatic)
Richard Sobol in "A Crime On The Bayou" by Augusta Films Hank in "Bluff" by Lenore Skomal Duke in "White Flights" by Stephen Bracco Priest in "The Ranger" by Jonathan Zepeda
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TCP Artist Interviews - Amy Drake: Playwright and Dramatist
Amy Drake is a playwright/dramatist, selected for The Kilroys List, Kennedy Center Playwrights Intensive, and the Yale Writers Workshop. Member of The League of Professional Theatre Women and a member of The Theater Makers Studio, former Ambassador for the Dramatists Guild of America, a former...
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TCP Playwright Amy Drake - Somewhere I Can Scream Excerpt
Amy Drake is a playwright/dramatist, selected for The Kilroys List, Kennedy Center Playwrights Intensive, and the Yale Writers’ Workshop. Member of The League of Professional Theatre Women and a member of The Theater Makers Studio, former Ambassador for the Dramatists Guild of America, a former...
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TCP - 17 - Social Media Addiction With Dr. Mark Griffiths
A note about the program: Having taken a large step away (though not cold turkey) from Facebook in October of 2020, the realization of that 10-year addiction led me to reading Dr. Griffiths piece on Psychology Today and to watching The Social Dilemma. It also led me to asking Mark to be on the...
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - The Sandy Monologues by Reg Flowers
Reg Flowers is an artist, activist and educator, whose work is rooted in ancient shamanic, African trickster, and Brazilian Joker traditions. Reg uses Theater of the Oppressed, Art of Hosting, Navajo Peacemaking and other anti-oppression techniques, as the foundation of their theater-making,...
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - Failing Ephraim Colton by Larry Rinkel
Larry Rinkel: NYC-based Writer, Musician, Educator, and Playwright. Larry Rinkel came to playwriting after teaching college English and then working as a technical writer, a career from which he retired in 2014. A lifelong devotee of art, theatre, film, and classical music, he has had plays...
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - Crummy by Johnny Culver
Johnny Culver is the managing director of New Yorks Equity Library Theater, which presents a semi-annual festival of new short works by American writers, as well as rare plays and screenplays, in association with the New York Public Library. Johnny also manages the Woodside Players of Queens and...
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - In Plain Sight by Johnny Culver
Johnny Culver is the managing director of New York’s Equity Library Theater, which presents a semi-annual festival of new short works by American writers, as well as rare plays and screenplays, in association with the New York Public Library. Johnny also manages the Woodside Players of Queens and...
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - The Border by Tony Manzo
Tony Manzo is a free-lance writer living in New York with his wife and two kids, and until Covid struck, wrote B to B copy for ad agencies. His latest full-length play was selected for presentation at the IATI Theatre for the Cimientos Festival of New Plays. Covid-19 put an end to that. His…
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - This Year's Model (Act 1 Part 1) by Bo Wilson
Bo Wilson was born in Chapel Hill, North Carolina and lived all over the southeast before settling in Richmond, Virginia just in time to start fourth grade. Richmond has been his home ever since, with time away at Virginia Tech and at the ONeill Centers National Theatre Institute. He makes his...
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TCP Screenwriter Readers Theatre - Perception (Excerpt 2) by David Froenicke
David Froenicke is a filmmaker and writer from NYC. He has worked in the entertainment industry and in events as a video projectionist. He's also freelanced as a photographer during fashion week. David has shot, edited, and produced music videos and a YouTube series. He also worked in a green...
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - The Not Too Smarthome By Carol W. Berman
Carole W. Berman is a NYC-based artist, author, educator, physician, and playwright. She presented her first full-length play, UNDER THE DRAGON, at The Workshop of the Neighborhood Playhouse in Oct. 2002. Her play, SUNSHINE SALLY, was produced at The Neighborhood Playhouse in Spring 2004....
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TCP Screenwriter Readers Theatre - Road Rage by Thomas Hedges
Thomas Hedges is a freelance photographer, videographer and writer based out of New York/New Jersey. He has a BA in English from Colgate University and an MA in French History from Columbia University in Paris. In college, he was captain of Colgate’s Division I Cross Country and Track teams and...
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TCP Artist Interviews - Bo Wilson: VA-based Playwright, Screenwriter, Director, Voice Actor
Bo Wilson is a VA-based playwright, screenwriter, director, and voice actor. He was born in Chapel Hill, North Carolina and lived all over the southeast before settling in Richmond, Virginia just in time to start fourth grade. Richmond has been his home ever since, with time away at Virginia Tech...
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - The Tracks Are Electrified by Jake Shore
Jake Shore is an NYC-based author, playwright, and educator. Jake Shore's short stories have been published or are forthcoming in Hobart, Litro, New Contrast, J Journal and others. In 2016, the Flea Theater presented his play "Holy Moly" and its tandem novel, "A Country for Fibbing."…
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - A Massacre by Katrin Arefy
Katrin Arefy is an essayist and playwright based in Berkeley, California, whose creative nonfiction has appeared in Free State Review, Meat for Tea: The Valley Review, and Water~Stone Review, and was received with acclaim at numerous literary events in California, including Action Fiction in San...
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - But What He Really Means... by Remy Shaffer
Remy Shaffer is a published author, playwright, and podcast producer from the central PA area as well as a self proclaimed hypeman, and father of 4. Remy Trails Podcast https://linktr.ee/Remyxzer0 @remyxzer0 BUT WHAT HE REALLY MEANS... Tom Schmitt as Sam Julie Steakhouse as Julia Jason Cohen as…
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TCP Screenwriter Readers Theatre - Perception (Excerpt 1) by David Froenicke
David Froenicke is a filmmaker and writer from NYC. David has worked in the entertainment industry and in events as a video projectionist. He's freelanced as a photographer during fashion week. David has shot, edited, and produced music videos and a YouTube series. He also worked in a green…
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TCP Artist Interviews - Reg Flowers: Artist, Activist, Educator
Reg Flowers is an NYC-based artist, activist, and educator. Reg Flowers is an artist, activist and educator, whose work is rooted in ancient shamanic, African trickster, and Brazilian Joker traditions. Reg uses Theater of the Oppressed, Art of Hosting, Navajo Peacemaking and other anti-oppression...
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TCP Artist Interviews - Jake Shore: Author, Playwright, Educator
Jake Shore is an NYC-based author, playwright, and educator. Jake Shore's short stories have been published or are forthcoming in Hobart, Litro, New Contrast, J Journal and others. In 2016, the Flea Theater presented his play Holy Moly and its tandem novel, A Country for Fibbing. Broadwayworld...
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - Metro Stop by Kim Eaton
Kimberly Eaton is a PA-based writer, actor, and director. She has three plays to her credit, one which has been nationally produced by the American Ethical Union. She is a founding member of The Susquehanna Valley Ethical Society and has earned three Thomas Paine Citizen Journalism Awards from…
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - Akil & Vicky by Jomack Miranda
Jomack Miranda is an NYC-based actor. He was trained at the The Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin, Ireland (class of 2018) and is also a student at SUNY Empire State College, receiving a BA in playwriting under the tutelage of playwright Lynda Crawford. He looks forward to working in Film, TV and...
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - The Dog and the Shoe and the Window by Katrin Arefy
Katrin Arefy is a SF Bay Area-based essayist, educator, and playwright Katrin Arefy is an essayist and playwright based in Berkeley, California, whose creative nonfiction has appeared in Free State Review, Meat for Tea: The Valley Review, and Water~Stone Review, and was received with acclaim at...
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - What Women Most Desire by Larry Rinkel
Larry Rinkel came to playwriting after teaching college English and then working as a technical writer, a career from which he retired in 2014. A lifelong devotee of art, theatre, film, and classical music, he has had plays produced all over the United States. His full-length "A Kreutzer Sonata,"...
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - Lip Service By Christopher Raishun Marshall
Christopher Raishun Marshall is an NYC-based actor, director, and screenwriter. Christopher received his MA in Acting from the University of Memphis in 2013 and moved to NYC in 2014 to pursue a career in Classical Theater and TV/FILM. He has since trained with Black Arts Intensive workshop at...
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - CTRL-Z By Stefan Eisenhower
Stefan Eisenhower is a PA-based actor, technical director, and playwright. Born in England, Raised in Washington DC and Currently living in Central PA, Stefan Eisenhower is the Tech Director of RiverStage Community Theatre and Gaspipe Community Theatre out of Lewisburg, PA. Stefan has been in the...
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - Midnight Snack By Jove Graham
Jove Graham is an actor, singer, musician, director, producer, scientist, playwright, and Star Wars aficionado. He is a Pennsylvania native who's also lived in the Washington DC and San Francisco Bay areas. In college he double-majored in engineering and theatre and took a year "off" between...
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TCP Playwright Readers Theatre - White Flights By Stephen Bracco
Stephen Bracco is an NYC-based playwright. A native New Yorker now living in Newark, Stephen has produced his plays at the Broadway Bound Theatre Festival, The Brick, the (now defunct) Secret Theatre, the Players Theatre, Manhattan Repertory, and Winterfest at Hudson Guild. Selected staged plays:...
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TCP - 16 - How Does Education Affect One's Worldview?
Co-hosted by Noah Fenstermacher, the first in his family to go to university. Education can be taught formally or informally and there are myriad facets of each type. Additionally, there are different points of view on what a worldview actually is and facets of those views. In this conversation,...
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TPC - 15.2 - Your Experience with Race and Privilege Continued
Your Experience with Race and Privilege Continued Have you always based your identity on race? Have you never done so? What do you think views on race will look like in the future when some sense of societal normalcy has taken shape again? What have your experiences with racism looked like? Have...
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TCP - 15.1 - Your Experience with Race and Privilege Continued
Your Experience with Race and Privilege Have you always based your identity on race? Have you never done so? What do you think views on race will look like in the future when some sense of societal normalcy has taken shape again? What have your experiences with racism looked like? Have you never...
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TCP - 14.2 - Your Experience with Race and Privilege
Your Experience with Race and Privilege Have you always based your identity on race? Have you never done so? What do you think views on race will look like in the future when some sense of societal normalcy has taken shape again? What have your experiences with racism looked like? Have you never...
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TCP - 14.1 - Your Experience with Race and Privilege
Have you always based your identity on race? Have you never done so? What do you think views on race will look like in the future when some sense of societal normalcy has taken shape again? What have your experiences with racism looked like? Have you never experienced or exercised racism? Do you...
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TCP Artist Interviews - Michael Brotten: Musician and Founder, Infinity Artists Group
Michael Brotten is a musician and the founder of Infinity Artists Group. He was born and raised in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Colorado where all types of music fill the mountains, cities, and plains with an undeniable passion and energy for life. Rock, Blues, Jazz, Country, Classical, and…
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TCP Artist Interviews - Nazelah Jamison: SF-based Poet, Vocalist, and Comedienne
Nazelah Jamison is a San Francisco Bay Area-based poet, vocalist, and comedienne. She is also an emcee who has learned from and graced the stage with some of the finest people in entertainment today. She has competed on and/or coached 12 National Slam teams; and has performed poetry & music…
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TCP Artist Interviews - Anthony Freda: Long Island, NY-based Illustrator, Activist, and Educator
Anthony Freda is a Long Island, NY-based illustrator, activist, and educator. Freda works as an editorial illustrator, visual political activist and as part of the adjunct faculty of the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York. In addition to many mainstream clients, such as Time, The New...
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TCP Artist Interviews - Larry Rinkel: NYC-based Writer, Musician, Educator, and Playwright
Larry Rinkel is an NYC-based writer, musician, educator, and playwright. Larry Rinkel came to playwriting after teaching college English and then working as a technical writer, a career from which he retired in 2014. A lifelong devotee of art, theatre, film, and classical music, he has had plays...
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TCP Artist Interviews - Christopher Raishun Marshall: NYC-based Actor, Director, and Writer
Christopher Raishun Marshall is an NYC-based actor, director, and writer. He received his MA in Acting from the University of Memphis in 2013 and moved to NYC in 2014 to pursue a career in Classical Theater and TV/FILM. He has since trained with Black Arts Intensive workshop at Stella Adler and…
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TCP Artist Interviews - Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser: Toronto-based Musician, Conductor, and Educator
Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser is a Toronto-based musician, conductor, and educator. A passionate communicator, Daniel brings clarity and meaning to the concert hall, fostering deep connections between audiences and performers. Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser is concurrently the Principal Education…
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TCP Artist Interviews - Lara Marcin: NYC-based Dancer, Designer, Director, and Producer
Lara Marcin is an NYC-based dancer, designer, director, and producer. Lara’s heart is easily captured by unabashed grooves. She is a designer in the immersive space and an enthusiast of the stories bodies can tell. Among other things, Lara is interested in devising dance languages, making the...
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Truth, Expression, Community.The Collective Perspective is a collection of friends, poets, artists, musicians, free thinkers, and an anarchist or two all determined to find the truth - personally and collectively - whatever that may be.
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