Send us a text The spark starts at a school desk with a kid who lived by the radio. From that early obsession, Dr. LaJoyce Brookshire built a career producing shows, shaping artists, and guarding images at the highest levels of music. We walk through those rooms with her—Bad Boy hallways, photo sets under the Brooklyn Bridge, tense moments that turned into trust—and unpack how advocacy, preparation, and presence can transform raw talent into a durable brand. The conversation isn’t nostalgia;...
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Send us a text The spark starts at a school desk with a kid who lived by the radio. From that early obsession, Dr. LaJoyce Brookshire built a career producing shows, shaping artists, and guarding images at the highest levels of music. We walk through those rooms with her—Bad Boy hallways, photo sets under the Brooklyn Bridge, tense moments that turned into trust—and unpack how advocacy, preparation, and presence can transform raw talent into a durable brand. The conversation isn’t nostalgia;...
Braiding Stories of Black Women: A Discussion on Jaja's African Hair Braiding's Influence
Sanya On-Air
53 minutes
2 years ago
Braiding Stories of Black Women: A Discussion on Jaja's African Hair Braiding's Influence
Send us a textPop the champagne and cue the confetti because it's a milestone moment for Sanya On-Air! We're celebrating our 100th episode with an exclusive chat that you won't want to miss. We've got the powerhouse duo, Jocelyn Bioh and Whitney White, the playwright and director behind the Broadway sensation, Jaja's African Hair Braiding, in the house. As they share their journey of creating this groundbreaking play focused on black women and the immigrant experience, you'll get a front-row ...
Sanya On-Air
Send us a text The spark starts at a school desk with a kid who lived by the radio. From that early obsession, Dr. LaJoyce Brookshire built a career producing shows, shaping artists, and guarding images at the highest levels of music. We walk through those rooms with her—Bad Boy hallways, photo sets under the Brooklyn Bridge, tense moments that turned into trust—and unpack how advocacy, preparation, and presence can transform raw talent into a durable brand. The conversation isn’t nostalgia;...
