Join us for an insightful episode as Felicia Rashad, renowned actress and former dean of the School of Fine Arts at Howard University, opens up about her illustrious career and the importance of breaking typecasts in theater. Hosted by Keith Parris, this episode dives deep into Rashad's journey, her role as the master teacher at Ten Chimneys, and her efforts to preserve African-American cultural heritage.

Keith also welcomes Randy Bryant, president of Ten Chimneys, who shares his journey from corporate America to leading one of the most prestigious arts organizations. Discover how early exposure to the arts can shape futures and break barriers.

Stay tuned for a discussion about the transformative power of theater and the importance of representation in the arts. This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in the intersection of culture, art, and social change.

Chapters
0:00 Introduction and Opening Remarks
5:22 Little Richard's Journey and Church Views
11:54 Argentina vs. England Soccer Match Recap
20:48 Kelly Price's Musical Impact
28:23 Throwback Soda Favorites
38:08 Randy Bryant's Background and Career
47:38 Ten Chimneys and Theater Legacy
56:04 Breaking Typecasts in Acting
1:05:03 Felicia Rashad's Role at Ten Chimneys
1:13:40 Importance of Exposure in Arts
1:21:53 Event Details with Felicia Rashad

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