In this powerful episode of Verbally Effective, American writer, professor, editor, and social commentator Roxane Gay joins Ena Esco for an intimate conversation that spans identity, intellect, and influence. Roxane reflects on her upbringing in Omaha, Nebraska as the daughter of Haitian immigrants, and how those roots shaped her voice as a writer and cultural critic. We dive into the evolution of feminism, her current role as a professor at Rutgers University, and why she believes HBCUs are more vital than ever. Roxane also shares bold thoughts on artificial intelligence—and why she’s not impressed—plus details on her exciting new romance novel project with none other than Channing Tatum.
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In this powerful episode of Verbally Effective, American writer, professor, editor, and social commentator Roxane Gay joins Ena Esco for an intimate conversation that spans identity, intellect, and influence. Roxane reflects on her upbringing in Omaha, Nebraska as the daughter of Haitian immigrants, and how those roots shaped her voice as a writer and cultural critic. We dive into the evolution of feminism, her current role as a professor at Rutgers University, and why she believes HBCUs are more vital than ever. Roxane also shares bold thoughts on artificial intelligence—and why she’s not impressed—plus details on her exciting new romance novel project with none other than Channing Tatum.
Behind the Lens with Kimel Fryer & Kayla Myers: 2024 Indie Memphis Film Festival Insights
Verbally Effective
58 minutes 30 seconds
1 year ago
Behind the Lens with Kimel Fryer & Kayla Myers: 2024 Indie Memphis Film Festival Insights
Join us for an exclusive conversation with Indie Memphis leadership, Executive Director Kimel Fryer and Director of Programming Kayla Myers, as they dive into the highlights of this year's Indie Memphis Film Festival. In this episode, Kimel and Kayla discuss the festival’s exciting lineup, including featured films, hidden gems, and showcases from talented Memphis filmmakers. They’ll also reveal the behind-the-scenes logistics of organizing a multi-day festival that brings together the film community and elevates Memphis as a cultural hub. Perfect for film enthusiasts and festivalgoers alike, this episode offers a unique look into the passion and planning behind Indie Memphis.
Verbally Effective
In this powerful episode of Verbally Effective, American writer, professor, editor, and social commentator Roxane Gay joins Ena Esco for an intimate conversation that spans identity, intellect, and influence. Roxane reflects on her upbringing in Omaha, Nebraska as the daughter of Haitian immigrants, and how those roots shaped her voice as a writer and cultural critic. We dive into the evolution of feminism, her current role as a professor at Rutgers University, and why she believes HBCUs are more vital than ever. Roxane also shares bold thoughts on artificial intelligence—and why she’s not impressed—plus details on her exciting new romance novel project with none other than Channing Tatum.
