Andrew Binger's guest appearances

Andrew Binger

Perennials Podcast

Black Talk Radio

Erika Carter

Philip Johnson

Alex Vaughn

Sheryl Paul

Kesha Moore

Paul Finn

Marisa Sweeney

Rana Campbell

Zoe Gillis

Lauren Roberts

Melissa Adamo

Lizzie Finn

Lily Percy

Jessie Haims

Jay Watts

OwlTail

On this episode of BTR we sit down with Andrew Binger! He is a Drew alum, actor and educator. We also discuss our usual media topics as well and the latest hip-hop news. 🎙✨TUNE INTO BLACK TALK RADIO LIVE EVERY THURSDAY @8pm WMNJRADIO.COM &amp; FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM @blacktalkradio 📲

On this episode of BTR we sit down with Andrew Binger! He is a Drew alum, actor and educator. We also discuss our usual media topics as well and the latest hip-hop news. 🎙✨ TUNE INTO BLACK TALK RADIO LIVE EVERY THURSDAY @8pm <a href="http://WMNJRADIO.COM" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WMNJRADIO.COM</a> &amp; FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM @blacktalkradio 📲

Black Talk Radio Season 3 Episode 4 (Interview with Andrew Binger)

In the first Perennials episode of 2019, I'm talking to my former college classmate Andrew Binger about mentorship--what it is, why it matters, and how it can change people's lives.  Andrew is an educator, actor and mentor working primarily in the city of Newark, New Jersey. He teaches history at the Newark Boys Chorus School and serves as the Artistic Director of the Yendor Theatre Company, which seeks to develop and produce plays by underserved playwrights, including writers of color, women, and writers from the LGBTQ community. Andrew credits much of his success to his former professor and mentor Rodney Gilbert. He now considers mentoring young people some of the most meaningful work he does. You can learn more about the episode and topics discussed by visiting the Shownotes page.

In the first Perennials episode of 2019, I'm talking to my former college classmate Andrew Binger about mentorship--what it is, why it matters, and how it can change people's lives.  Andrew is an educator, actor and mentor working primarily in the city of Newark, New Jersey. He teaches history at the Newark Boys Chorus School and serves as the Artistic Director of the Yendor Theatre Company, which seeks to develop and produce plays by underserved playwrights, including writers of color, women, and writers from the LGBTQ community. Andrew credits much of his success to his former professor and mentor Rodney Gilbert. He now considers mentoring young people some of the most meaningful work he does. You can learn more about the episode and topics discussed by visiting the <a href="https://perennials.podbean.com/p/shownotes-1536466281/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> page.

Episode 13: Mentorship & Empowerment with Andrew Binger