with Heidi Saman & Lulu Wang on Millennial ennui, kinship, migration, societal expectations & making genre-bending art as first-generation women filmmakers.

A conversation between Academy Award winning Cinematographer Bradford Young, and Color of Change's Chief Marketing and Storytelling Officer Rashid Shabazz.

with Madeline Anderson - Fellow film veterans & kindred cultural workers Louis Massiah &Michelle Materre talk with Madeline about her life’s experiences & her take on the current historical moment.

Explores the history of Brandywine Workshop’s 40 years of printmaking & other visual art, including testimonials from artists. Founded in 1972 by Allan Edmunds, Brandywine is a nat'l center for printmaking with an internat'l following

Wendy finds out she has a hepatitis B and takes charge of her health.

Derrick Jensen, author of The Myth of Human Supremacy muses around cooperation, the real world, the human-mediated world, zoos, the rich & fecund natural world & making the world a better place.

Children are taught about the alphabets M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T, and how to write the alphabet Capital L.

A facilitated conversation with subject-matter experts from Caron Treatment Centers about the impact of the pandemic on Drug and Alcohol use..

A walk with Sean O'Mahoney of WINK (We're Inventing a New Kensigton) to clean up the neighborhood.

Take a field trip to the Wissahickon to make handmade paper, create your own handbound visual journal using found and reclaimed materials, and construct a portal to another dimension

Marie shares her testimony on overcoming sarcoidosis and giving God the praise and honor.

Garden State Championship part 3 with the RC Guru

Current affairs and local issues with elected officials, organizational leaders, advocates, stakeholders and citizens helping us think differently about what matters most.

Artist Activists amplify stories in Philadelphia’s historic archival collections & preserve records of today’s acts of resistance against systemic issues of racism, stereotypes, classism, food insecurity, discrimination, cultural conventions.

Discussion on various topics regarding the BIPOC and the Philadelphia community at large.

Karen Walker, Host dialogues with featured guest Ricky Clover, Animator

Performance By Mary Cross, Thanny and Tracyne, John Hall, Sisi Dash, Announcer Danny Kaye, Dj Well, Host Erie Mosley, Co Host Doug Payne

Storytellers & community partners respond to a question: what does ‘reciprocity’ mean to your community? In many Indigenous languages there is no word for it; rather it’s embedded in every aspect of existence, connecting all beings, seen & unseen

Unlikely hero Sean takes on evil Castcom

explains the environmental impacts of data centers and why we need to rethink the energy, water, and waste intensive model of cloud computing.

Grown Folks Dancin'

We meet young people where they are in their lives and invite them to tell their stories through film, music, audio and design. Spy Hop’s mission is to mentor young people in the digital media arts to help them find their voice, tell their stories, and be empowered to effect positive change in their lives, their communities, and the world.

Five short films ponder and brush upon the quality of home, the need to live, leave or return to the one place that means more than a place to stay.

Brent Coughenour, live cinematic performance artist with the work The Sick Sense, at the Michigan Theater, during the Ann Arbor Film Festival March, 2023