He has performed at the Nobel Peace Prize ceremonies, got the name of his memoir from Sterling Brown, and wants you to know that diversity is strength.
Jason “Timbuktu” Diakité’s new book is “A Drop of Midnight”, and it’s time to go Beyond the Mic with Sean Dillon.
“It was so good after the pandemic to jump back on the stage and to jump into such an iconic, meaty, sassy role. I couldn’t ask...
“Passing on anything that it is I learned becomes more and more important every year that goes by.” Welcome Kiliii Yüyan: We’re...
“When you have emotions, the fighting gets even better because you get attached.” Welcome Koichi Sakamoto: We’re joined on the...
“The only thing better than a good book is a good story behind it.” Welcome Adam Plantinga: We’re joined on the Starline by an author...
“Intimate relationships with non-human animals change your perspective on the world.” Welcome Doug Smith: We’re joined on the...
“I want people to feel like somebody relates. Whether it’s having fun, being sad, being mad.” Welcome Cole Phillips:...
“You can’t really stand apart when you write something like everybody else.” Welcome Phil Vassar: We’re joined on the...
“Comedy is a reflection of life, and as life changes, so does the material we create.” Welcome Felipe Esparza: We’re joined on...
“Art is consumption, and everything that we consume is shaped by our personal experiences.” Welcome Mya Rena Hunter: We’re...
