Today Danny Tisdale talked to Harriet Kimbro-Hamilton about her baseball legend father Henry Kimbro and her new book Daddy’s Scrapbook, Henry Kimbro of the Negro Baseball League, A Daughter’s Perspective on The Danny Tisdale Show. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: HW Radio Podcast
Marc Rasbury Talks Sports On Harlem World Radio (Pt. #1)
Get some tea, and turn on the radio for Harlem man Marc “The Raz” Rasbury. Marc Rasbury is a true Harlem Renaissance man with a passion for sports writing and photojournalism from his love of being a former college basketball player. Continue Reading →
Clayton Banks Talks Tech On Harlem World Radio
Clayton Banks graduated from Harvard, he worked as Vice President of sales at Comedy Central, Regional Director at Showtime Networks, Banks was President of the National Association for Multi-ethnicity in Communications. Continue Reading →
Join The Live HW Podcast Reading With Yolande Brener On The Danny Tisdale Show
Join Yolande Brener as she reads from her book Holy Candy during the HW Podcast Reading live on the The Danny Tisdale Show from Tuesday, July 14th at 2 pm to 2:30 pm EST during the Harlem Book Fair 2015. Continue Reading →
The Team Of “Clipped Wings They Do Fly” On The Danny Tisdale Show
Today, Danny talked to the team from “Clipped Wings They Do Fly,” on The Danny Tisdale Show. The team included producer William Michael Barbee, President/CEO of Prestige Media Producrtions/Barbee Group Films Bill Duke, The Wire’s Usman Shariff and legendary award winning director, producer and writer Bill Duke. Continue Reading →
Listen To “Franco The Great” On The Danny Tisdale Show (podcast)
Today Danny talks to “Franco The Great” on The Danny Tisdale Show. Danny talks to world-renowned Panamanian born Harlem artist Franklin Gaskin, aka “Franco the Great,” “The Picasso of Harlem” who has painted hundreds of iron gates in Harlem for over 30 years. Continue Reading →
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