Jade Solomon's guest appearances

Jade Solomon

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Virgie Tovar

Jason Torchinsky

Tommy Pico

Chad Allen

Jermaine Dupri

Nikkita Oliver

Gabriel Teodros

Devin Nash

Alexis Pauline Gumbs

Paulina Lopez

Joshua King

Michael McManus

Greg Watermann

Damon Nailer

OwlTail

Good evening family and welcome to another episode of #sportsbizmuisc the podcast and on tonight's show I had the honor to have Jade on the show. Jade Solomon is an up an coming journalist and manager. she writes for the Rap Fest, manages her artist Wildboy, and have her own podcast called "Letmeputyouon". Jade is an all around talented young women who will be on the top of the media game in a few years.

Good evening family and welcome to another episode of #sportsbizmuisc the podcast and on tonight's show I had the honor to have Jade on the show. Jade Solomon is an up an coming journalist and manager. she writes for the Rap Fest, manages her artist Wildboy, and have her own podcast called "Letmeputyouon". Jade is an all around talented young women who will be on the top of the media game in a few years.

50: Great vibes with Jade Solomon 

Jade Solomon Curtis,  born in Texas, is a choreographer, dance artist and founder of Solo Magic, a non-profit arts initiative collaborating with innovative artists to create socially relevant multi-disciplined performances highlighting dance; “Activism is the Muse". A celebrated soloist of Donald Byrd’s Spectrum Dance Theater for four seasons, Curtis is also the subject of an Emmy Award winning short film, Jade Solomon Curtis directed by, Ralph Bevins. 2017 began with Curtis being awarded SeattleDance’s first “Dance Crush Award” for Performance/Choreography in the riveting workshop of “Black Like Me”.   Curtis received her BFA in Dance Performance from Southern Methodist University and is the recipient of fellowships and grants from the University of South Carolina, Seattle Office of Arts &amp; Culture, Artist Trust and 4Culture. Curtis is currently the Director of the Arts Program for the Pan African Center for Empowerment (PACE) and is an artist-in-residence at Velocity Dance Center.

Jade Solomon Curtis,  born in Texas, is a choreographer, dance artist and founder of <a href="http://www.solomagic.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Solo Magic</a>, a non-profit arts initiative collaborating with innovative artists to create socially relevant multi-disciplined performances highlighting dance; “Activism is the Muse". A celebrated soloist of Donald Byrd’s Spectrum Dance Theater for four seasons, Curtis is also the subject of an <a href="http://www.seattlechannel.org/ArtZone/segments?videoid=x21538" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Emmy Award</a> winning short film, Jade Solomon Curtis directed by, Ralph Bevins. 2017 began with Curtis being awarded SeattleDance’s first “Dance Crush Award” for Performance/Choreography in the riveting workshop of “Black Like Me”.   Curtis received her BFA in Dance Performance from Southern Methodist University and is the recipient of fellowships and grants from the University of South Carolina, Seattle Office of Arts &amp; Culture, Artist Trust and 4Culture. Curtis is currently the Director of the Arts Program for the Pan African Center for Empowerment (PACE) and is an artist-in-residence at Velocity Dance Center.

Episode 3: Jade Solomon Curtis