Elevating Black Her-Stories
I’m so excited about the Feb. 15 premiere of a new film by Sandy Rattley and Charlotte Mangin. It elevates the her-story of Augusta Savage …
What’s the Future for Black History?
This Black History Month, a conversation has emerged that challenges the traditional approach to acknowledging the profound contributions of Black Americans to our shared national history.
A Little Light for the Journey
Award-winning producer Colin “Topper” Carew reached out to me recently to discuss a new project. It had something to do with a little light.
The Disquieting Throes of Change
I hope you had an enriching MLK Jr. holiday weekend. Amid today’s disquieting throes over DEI programs it is reassuring to see our nation continue to devote a full day to remembering where we’ve been and why more work is needed.
New Year, New Opportunities
Happy New Year! I’ve no doubt 2024 will be lively. I look forward to the new opportunities and compelling Black stories that will emerge from it.
Fa la la la la, la la la WATCH!
WOW! In a few days, 2023 will be a wrap. The BPM team and I thought we’d share a few recommendations for your holiday viewing.
Ever Wonder What Public TV is Like Abroad?
While in Charleston, S.C., last week reviewing content for the 2024 INPUT conference, I visited the International African American Museum.
Celebrate with Us at Art Basel
On balance, 2023 has been a good year for BPM and the media makers we serve. Now, its time to celebrate! Here are some suggestions …
Asanteni Sana!
“Asanteni Sana” is a phrase commonly used by the roughly 200 million Swahilii speakers around the globe to express plural gratitude.
Be Thankful, Be Informed, Stay Connected
Thanksgiving is a season of family, food and joy … I view the season as one to be thankful, be informed and stay connected.