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Radio Show line-up
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2008
John Stoddart, Ray Tilkins
2007
Victoria Rowell, S. James Guitard, Charisse Carney-Nunes, Alec Klein, Kwame Alexander, Kwame Alexander, Gerome Meminger Sr., Jay A. Hewlin, Sheryl Walker, Lady DI (Sylvia Dianne Beverly), Noni Carter, Dwe Williams, Marion Ford, Dr. Eric Cooper, Dr. Lindsay Marsh, Karen Bowlding, V. Helena, and Kyndall Brown. |
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Rocky McKoy
Lily Milliner had a wonderful time interviewing the coordinator of Soul Factory’s Hyroglificks an open mic night for local and national artists. Rocky is the ever evolving enigmatic personality known for his wit, creativity and zeal for Christ. When he wanted a proper outlet for creative freedom for spirit filled artist like himself he went to the leaders of Soul Factory and Hyroglificks went from a vision to a reality. He has a degree in Communications with a concentration in TV/Film, worked at both PBS and GMMB Inc. and now is the creative force behind The Soul Factory’s TV/Video production team. |
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Komplex
Komplex shared his excitement about his newest CD with Lily Milliner. If it is anything like his performance Friday night at the Hyroglificks he shouldn't have any left right now. His smooth oratory skills left the audience begging for more. He is a seasoned performer that always makes time to support new artist. While on stage that night he encouraged a somewhat apprehensive young artist (17 year old lady) to keep writing and performing because she had all the ingredients needed for greatness. For more information see http://www.mrkeeponmoving.com/ |
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Tomika Arnold
Lily Milliner had a wonderful time interviewing Tomika Arnold at Soul Factory’s Hyroglificks event. Ms. Arnold is a Gospel/R&B/Opera/ HipHop/Jazz/ Singer/Author and owner of “Queen’s Entertainment, LLC”. She is passion and a lot of fun. Tomika has been singing and writing since she was 11 years old and at 27 years old she is just getting started. With songs that capture the essence of life – with lyrics that transcend gender, race and age this won’t be the last time you hear her on “What’s Your Story”.
www.queensentertainment.com |
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Nicholas Kerry Gould
Lily met the Doctor of Poetry. Nicholas is an artist unlike his peer’s; he shows his pain through laughter and understanding his transparency allows him to heal others with his moving poetry. He has been called “Dr. Phil”, “Angry Alan Poe” and also more recently the “Poetry Therapist.” Nicholas is a man who will keep you laughing and loving to live life in his shoes. He can heal a man and give them confidence through his words no matter how little they are and it comes easy to him. Visit www.myspace.com/koli_jackson for more info. |
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Eric Dolford aka “Water”
Lily spoke to Eric Dolford aka “Water”. He calls himself the prodigal son that returned from a life of hell to share his testimony to all who would listen. He blew everyone away with his powerful lyrics at the Soul Factory’s Hyroglificks event. With lyrics put together from the power of God’s word, flowing on the mic letting the living water run that others might have life. He began to deliver the message of hope to all that attended the event. He can be contacted at edolford@yahoo.com |
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Michael W. McCorkle: Writer, Producer & Director On www.highergroundfm.com hear the founder of One Stage Production - he has been writing plays for over decade with a focus on our youth. His style is so profound it is often called “Theatre Therapy”. He has a vision for “1-life – 1-World – 1-stage” and most recently has taken that vision to the movie industry. As a writer and director, he has written and directed such stage plays as, “My Life”, “Growing Pains: 101” and “Like Father, Like Son”, which have been featured at the historic Lincoln Theatre, on DCTV cable television and performed regionally as a “College Tour”. He is also writing two national touring stage plays; “My Husband, My Lover, My Friend” and the stage musical, “Jook Joint”.
Currently, he is co-producing a film titled “The Ward” which is an adaptation of his stage play “Growing Pains: 101”. He is also currently writing “Like Father, Like Son” as a screenplay to also be produced and directed as a film. He has also written, directed and co-produced the original contemporary Gospel Play titled, “A Change is Coming” which debuted spring 2007 -- a contemporary Gospel stage play about a family going in different directions of their lives, who are brought together by a grandmother’s faith and belief in the power of prayer; with fantastic musical scores from a Maryland artist Rick Flanagan.
http://www.myspace.com/achangeiscomingstageplay
www.onestageproductions.com |
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Deborah Solomon: Writer, Professor, Motivator & Attorney
On www.highergroundfm.com hear the Gaming Program Coordinator for Montgomery College, Rockville, MD. She has been helping young people to write games for 5 years. Deborah is a former Harvard Law school graduate who found her passion not in practicing law but in helping students design award winning games. She coordinates gaming programs that provide students with a well-rounded technology education that can lead them to a variety of careers. Students can learn web skills, animation, game design, 3D modeling, and computer programming—all skills that can be applied to a variety of career paths, in addition to gaming, such as web design, software development, advertising, film and cartoon animation, e-learning, biotechnology, and a host of other converging industries.
www.studygaming.com |
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