This episode features Dan Johnson, Miles Bond, and the Host, Ashley M. Lyle, with moderator, Krista Ewbank from Open Book Theatre. Dan and Ashley answer questions about Part 1 from viewers in the Facebook Live chat. This episode premiered June 26th.

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Town Hall Edition: Black Actor Conference Part 2

Presented By Black Literature & Art Queens Network - BLAQN.org
The podcast where we honor and acknowledge black womxn performers and discuss racism within Michigan Performing Venues.

Two or three Mondays out of each month, I sit down and have a chat with Michigan's talented Black Womxn performers of various genres; from Actor to Burlesque, from Singer to Exotic Dancer,  from Poet to Instrumentalist. In each discussion, we talk about their artistic profession and the racism, misogyny, and other discriminatory behaviors they've experienced from others and how it affects them.

As an actor myself, I'm tremendously interested in art. So what a better way to build a network of Black Womxn artist, than to find out more about each one in a platform that amplifies their voices.