On this episode of THE MANHATTAN MILLENNIAL BOOK REVIEW Host Anuja Jaiswal reviews the 1987 modern classic novel/memoir/autobiography "Borderlands" by Gloria E. Anzaldua.  Find out the ins and outs of this fascinating work through the eyes of a millennial reader who herself has crossed many literal and figural borders in her own life.

On this episode of THE MANHATTAN MILLENNIAL BOOK REVIEW Host Anuja Jaiswal reviews the 1987 modern classic novel/memoir/autobiography "Borderlands" by Gloria E. Anzaldua.&nbsp; Find out the ins and outs of this fascinating work through the eyes of a millennial reader who herself has crossed many literal and figural borders in her own life.

Host and millennial avid reader ANUJA JAISWAL reviews a recently read favorite from all genres on THE MANHATTAN MILLENNIAL BOOK REVIEW, live and direct from Harlem USA.  Anuja's background and literature studies at Oxford and Columbia Universities give a unique perspective on book reviews from a millennial who, yes, actually reads alot of books for pleasure and cares deeply about them!  It's not all social media for this brilliant millennial book reviewer and host.

Visit ANUJA JAISWAL for more information.  For episode extras and outtakes and for more information about this series, visit the jasoncharles.net Podcast Network, Arts & Culture channel.

Host and millennial avid reader ANUJA JAISWAL reviews a recently read favorite from all genres on THE MANHATTAN MILLENNIAL BOOK REVIEW, live and direct from Harlem USA.&nbsp; Anuja's background and literature studies at Oxford and Columbia Universities give a unique perspective on book reviews from a millennial who, yes, actually reads alot of books for pleasure and cares deeply about them!&nbsp; It's not all social media for this brilliant millennial book reviewer and host.
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THE MANHATTAN MILLENNIAL BOOK REVIEW Episode 2 Borderlands

EYE ON THE EAST VILLAGE Episode 11 features an in-depth interview with artist/filmmaker/puslisher/activist ETHAN MINSKER, featuring Guest Co-Hosts Alex Carpenter & Maegan Hayward of the East Village Vintage Collective and recorded live at Hi-Note Radio/Bar at 188 Avenue B.

For the series’ second co-production with our downtown partner Hi-Note Radio/Bar on Avenue B, our Special Guest ETHAN MINSKER, a longtime fixture on the East Village music/art/film/underground scene, talks about his new feature film “Scooter LaForge, A Life of Art,” along with his thoughts and musings about his 20+ year career and life in the neighborhood, including being a founding member of the Antagonist Art Movement, a New York City-based group of artists, writers, and musicians who promoted work by up-and-coming talent between 2000 and 2011.  Ethan has written three novels, produced nine feature films, and continues his relationship with artists as a board member and president of Citizens for the Arts, a nonprofit group whose mission is to promote art for kids in underserved communities.  He was also the creator and editor-in-chief of Psycho Moto Zine in publication from 1988–2020.  For more info go to www.ethanminsker.com and follow him @ethanminsker on Instagram

Hi-Note Radio/Bar is located in the heart of Alphabet City & East Village at 188 Avenue B between 11th & 12th Street, hosting community radio, featuring live radio sets and original programming, Day and Night.  And they serve a range of offerings from coffee, craft cocktails, natural wine, and beer alongside a selection of small plates.  Go to www.hi-note.nyc for more information.

Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to EYE ON THE EAST VILLAGE wherever you get your podcasts, or live & direct on jasoncharles.net Podcast Network TALK Channel.

EYE ON THE EAST VILLAGE Episode 11 features an in-depth interview with artist/filmmaker/puslisher/activist <a href="https://www.ethanminsker.com/">ETHAN MINSKER</a>, featuring Guest Co-Hosts Alex Carpenter &amp; Maegan Hayward of the <a href="https://eastvillagevintagecollective.com/">East Village Vintage Collective</a> and recorded live at <a href="https://www.hi-note.nyc/">Hi-Note Radio/Bar</a> at 188 Avenue B.
For the series’ second co-production with our downtown partner <a href="https://www.hi-note.nyc/">Hi-Note Radio/Bar</a> on Avenue B, our Special Guest ETHAN MINSKER, a longtime fixture on the East Village music/art/film/underground scene, talks about his new feature film <a href="https://www.ethanminsker.com/films">“Scooter LaForge, A Life of Art,”</a> along with his thoughts and musings about his 20+ year career and life in the neighborhood, including being a founding member of the Antagonist Art Movement, a New York City-based group of artists, writers, and musicians who promoted work by up-and-coming talent between 2000 and 2011.  Ethan has written three novels, produced nine feature films, and continues his relationship with artists as a board member and president of Citizens for the Arts, a nonprofit group whose mission is to promote art for kids in underserved communities.  He was also the creator and editor-in-chief of Psycho Moto Zine in publication from 1988–2020.  For more info go to <a href="http://www.ethanminsker.com/">www.ethanminsker.com</a> and follow him @ethanminsker on Instagram
<a href="https://www.hi-note.nyc/">Hi-Note</a> Radio/Bar is located in the heart of Alphabet City &amp; East Village at 188 Avenue B between 11th &amp; 12th Street, hosting community radio, featuring live radio sets and original programming, Day and Night.  And they serve a range of offerings from coffee, craft cocktails, natural wine, and beer alongside a selection of small plates.  Go to <a href="http://www.hi-note.nyc">www.hi-note.nyc</a> for more information.
Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to EYE ON THE EAST VILLAGE wherever you get your podcasts, or live &amp; direct on <a href="https://jasoncharles.net/podcasts/talk_shows/">jasoncharles.net Podcast Network TALK Channel.</a>

EYE ON THE EAST VILLAGE Episode 11 Artist/Filmmaker ETHAN MINSKER

Episode 4 of INSPIRATION/INFORMATION with Host Imran Mirza of blueingreenradio.com finds us in the wonderful company of California-based artist and musician, Eki Shola.  Currently promoting the release of her fifth sensational album, Shola's boundless talents as a writer, composer, singer and multi-instrumentalist are on full display for '還 (Kaeru)' as she fully immerses herself within a riveting Japanese aesthetic.  Having grown up in a musical family, pursuing the passion may very well have always been in Shola's destiny in some form or another.  Through the bold strides she has taken throughout her career to date, Eki continues her family's legacy taking it to inspirational new heights.  Through our typical 3 question presentation, we're so thrilled to have secured time with Eki Shola to delve into her first musical hero, the song she wishes she had written and whether the music industry is harder to break into within today's climate.

For more details on Eki Shola and her music, please visit her Bandcamp and social pages below:

www.ekishola.bandcamp.com/music

www.facebook.com/ekishola

www.instagram.com/ekisholaartist

For more info about Blue In Green Radio UK, check out the full schedule and listen live at www.blueingreenradio.com and follow them @blue_in_green.radio on Instagram.

Subscribe to INSPIRATION/INFORMATION wherever you get your podcasts or live & direct on jasoncharles.net Podcast Network Music Channel.

Episode 4 of INSPIRATION/INFORMATION with Host Imran Mirza of blueingreenradio.com finds us in the wonderful company of California-based artist and musician, <a href="https://ekishola.com/">Eki Shola</a>.  Currently promoting the release of her fifth sensational album, Shola's boundless talents as a writer, composer, singer and multi-instrumentalist are on full display for '還 (Kaeru)' as she fully immerses herself within a riveting Japanese aesthetic.  Having grown up in a musical family, pursuing the passion may very well have always been in Shola's destiny in some form or another.  Through the bold strides she has taken throughout her career to date, Eki continues her family's legacy taking it to inspirational new heights.  Through our typical 3 question presentation, we're so thrilled to have secured time with Eki Shola to delve into her first musical hero, the song she wishes she had written and whether the music industry is harder to break into within today's climate.
For more details on Eki Shola and her music, please visit her <a href="https://ekishola.bandcamp.com/music">Bandcamp</a> and social pages below:
<a href="https://ekishola.bandcamp.com/music">www.ekishola.bandcamp.com/music</a>
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/ekishola">www.facebook.com/ekishola</a>
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/ekisholaartist">www.instagram.com/ekisholaartist</a>
For more info about Blue In Green Radio UK, check out the full schedule and listen live at <a href="http://www.blueingreenradio.com">www.blueingreenradio.com</a> and follow them <a href="https://www.instagram.com/blue_in_green.radio/">@blue_in_green.radio</a> on Instagram.
Subscribe to INSPIRATION/INFORMATION wherever you get your podcasts or live &amp; direct on <a href="https://jasoncharles.net/show/inspiration-information/">jasoncharles.net Podcast Network Music Channel.</a>

INSPIRATION/INFORMATION with Host Imran Mirza Episode 4 Guest EKI SHOLA

Episode 10 of EYE ON THE EAST VILLAGE features guest MAX WOLF FRIEDLICH, playwright of "JOB," now playing at The Connelly Theater on E. 4th Street.  For the series' first co-production with Hi-Note Radio/Bar on Avenue B, guest Host and "Eye On The East Village" Producer Jason Charles sits down with the writer of The NY Times Critic's Pick "Job," which has already extended its run at the Connelly, due to popular demand, rave reviews and blowing up on TikTok and Instagram.  The show debuted last fall at the Soho Playhouse, where it was extended twice, and moved to its current home in the East Village in January of 2024.  The downtown native and accomplished theater creator talks about developing the show, his thoughts about why it has struck such a nerve with theatergoers, what inspired him to write this tale of therapy and the tech world, and much more!

"JOB" is playing at the Connelly Theater on East 4th Street between A & B, now through March 23rd.  We will keep you posted on its next move, which we are sure will be very soon!

For tickets and more information go to www.jobtheplay.com and please note that Rush tickets are available on performance days at 9am on the Today Tix app!

Read more about Max and the play here on www.evgrieve.com

Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to EYE ON THE EAST VILLAGE wherever you get your podcasts, or live & direct on jasoncharles.net Podcast Network TALK Channel.

Episode 10 of EYE ON THE EAST VILLAGE features guest MAX WOLF FRIEDLICH, playwright of "JOB," now playing at The Connelly Theater on E. 4th Street.  For the series' first co-production with <a href="https://www.hi-note.nyc/">Hi-Note Radio/Bar</a> on Avenue B, guest Host and "Eye On The East Village" Producer Jason Charles sits down with the writer of The NY Times Critic's Pick <a href="https://jobtheplay.com/">"Job,"</a> which has already extended its run at the Connelly, due to popular demand, rave reviews and blowing up on TikTok and Instagram.  The show debuted last fall at the Soho Playhouse, where it was extended twice, and moved to its current home in the East Village in January of 2024.  The downtown native and accomplished theater creator talks about developing the show, his thoughts about why it has struck such a nerve with theatergoers, what inspired him to write this tale of therapy and the tech world, and much more!
"JOB" is playing at the <a href="https://www.connellytheater.org/">Connelly Theater</a> on East 4th Street between A &amp; B, now through March 23rd.  We will keep you posted on its next move, which we are sure will be very soon!
For tickets and more information go to <a href="https://jobtheplay.com/">www.jobtheplay.com</a> and please note that Rush tickets are available on performance days at 9am on the <a href="https://www.todaytix.com/">Today Tix</a> app!
Read more about Max and the play here on <a href="https://evgrieve.com/2024/02/on-job-talking-with-playwright-max-wolf.html">www.evgrieve.com</a>
Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to EYE ON THE EAST VILLAGE wherever you get your podcasts, or live &amp; direct on <a href="https://jasoncharles.net/podcasts/talk_shows/">jasoncharles.net Podcast Network TALK Channel.</a>

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