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The Black Eskimo Podcast

David B. Dacosta

The Black Eskimo Podcast is an eclectic mix of weekly episodes alternating between interviews and commentary, encompassing the arts and culture globally.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Alyestal Hamilton) Ep #336

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/06/27

Poetry infiltrated the teenage mind of Alyestal Hamilton. Now, ten years into a professional career in Spoken Word, Hamilton is a seasoned performer.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Over the Wall) Ep #335

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/06/15

Brehanna Daniels is an anomaly within the testosterone laden world of Nascar. Add the fact that she's a Black woman, and she instantly becomes about as mythical as a unicorn. Directed by Krystal Tingle, Over the Wall, places the pit crew culture under a cinematic microscope. Over the Wall will be screening on Sat June 17 - 6:30 PMAMC 19th St. East 6 -New YorkTribeca Film Festival

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Reini B) Ep #334

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/06/13

France born, Montreal bred singer, Reini B, is the embodiment of diversity and culture. Her debut musical offering, "Venus", was released in 2022, a project infused with elements of her Benin and Nigerian roots. This year Reini was part of Canadian Music Week's 41st staging.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Kaje) Ep #333

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/06/11

Annually, Canadian Music Week introduces a new crop of singing talent through showcases dotting the city of Toronto. R&B singer Kaje was part of the 2023 staging. The music videos for Kaje's singles "Let You Go" and "Tear Us Apart" are both available on YouTube.

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The BlackEskimo Podcast (Samantha Dennis) Ep #332

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/05/24

Visual artist and OCAD graduate, Samantha Dennis, earlier this month had some of her paintings on exhibit at a unique Toronto event entitled "She is Woman".

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Lord Jamar) Ep #331

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/05/22

Lord Jamar entered the fray as part of the Black empowerment Hip Hop collective Brand Nubian in 1990. The group disbanded two years later, then reassembled in the late-90s. Today, Jamar is still an active member of Brand Nubian, additionally churning out production for up-and-coming Hip Hop acts, and five years deep into his Yanadameen Godcast

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Hot Docs 2023) Ep #330

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/05/09

The Hot Docs 2023 Film Festival ran from April 27th until May 7th.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (She is Woman) Ep #329

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/05/06

Nigel Birch wears different hats within the artistic space, among them poet, playwright and author. His latest endevour, She is Woman, is a celebration of the Black woman. The event takes place on Saturday, May 6th at 918 Bathurst Centre in Toronto.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Netsanet Tjirongo) Ep# 328

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/04/26

As a producer and director, Netsanet Tjirongo's short film "Savi the Cat" leapt out at me. The film is an exploration of the intricate dynamics of a Black romantic relationship and the trials of pet ownership. "Savi the Cat" will be screening on May 2nd at Scotiabank Theatre 6 as part of the Human Kind Program (5pm)Also streaming online (May 5-9) Only in Canada

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Christina Leslie) Ep #327

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/04/24

I happened upon an exhibit by academic and historian Christina Leslie last week. Her work focuses on the role of sugar in a colonial and present day context within Jamaica.Christina Leslie's "Sugar Coat" solo exhibit is available to view at BAND Pop-up Gallery401 Richmond, Suite LL108, Torontobandgallery.com

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Brother) Ep #326

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/04/23

"Brother" is the silver screen adaptation of the award-winning novel by David Chariandy. Set in Scarborough, the film follows the trials and tribulations of a single mother and her two sons.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (The AGO) Ep #325

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/04/21

On Saturday, April 15, I attended the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Out of the Loop) Ep #324

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/04/09

The documentary "Out of the Loop" highlights the Chicago comedy scene.OPENING ON DIGITAL PLATFORMS ON APRIL 11

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Toronto Comicon) Ep #323

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/03/22

On Saturday, March 18th, I attended Toronto Comicon at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. A celebration of Superhero and comic book culture.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Yandji) Ep #322

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/03/11

Musical acts from Nigeria and Ghana have been blazing a trail across the globe lately. Add Congo to the mix. GTA based singer Yandji is next in line to make her mark.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Style Wars) Ep #321

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/03/03

"Style Wars" is a blast from the past. Graffiti culture is on full display in this 1983 cinematic document.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Fight the Power) Ep #320

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/02/22

Chuck D of Public Enemy is the driving force behind the four-part PBS documentary series "Fight the Power: How Hip Hop Changed the World".

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Jennifer Maritza McCauley)...

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/02/18

Acclaimed poet and writer Jennifer Maritza McCauley is a unique talent, merging different written styles to create unconventional hybridity in her literary output. Her latest book, a short story collection, is entitled "When Trying to Return Home".

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Heather Sutherland-Wade) Ep...

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/02/15

As part of a wave of artists hailing from Jamaica during the early-1970s, painter Heather Sutherland-Wade is still churning out original works 50 years later.

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The Black Eskimo Podcast (Charity C. Elder) Ep #317

The Black Eskimo Podcast ·

2023/02/13

Charity C. Elder has quite a resume, accomplished journalist, professor and now author. Her new book "Power: The Rise of Black Women in America" recently hit bookshelves.

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