Eric Dozier's guest appearances

Eric Dozier

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Hub City Now

52 Sketches

Kandi Burruss

john a. powell

Juan Gonzalez

Mike McCullough

Arden Leigh

Marcus Scribner

Greg Hammond

Dan White

Phillip Atiba Goff

Scott Williams

Tim Wise

Jamal Joseph

Bill Rawls

Mark Perry

Shirley Sneve

OwlTail

In this episode of "Hub City Now", host Tyrone Tony Reed Jr. interviews the creators and collaborators of Henry Box Brown: A Musical Journey: writer and composer Mehr Mansuri, co-composer &amp; music historian Eric Dozier, and diversity&amp; inclusion facilitator Dr. Michelle Chamblin. This is part one of a two-part special interview series on the acclaimed musical inspired by the true story of escaped 1850s slave Henry Brown. Brown, an 1850s enslaved Virginia man, shipped himself to freedom in a 2ftx3ft dry goods box. Henry was not only an abolitionist, but a performer, a musician and published author. Mansuri, Dozier and Chamblin spoke about the award-winning Children’s Theatre Company of New York, a non-profit 501c3 organization, and why the CTC New York Ensemble was presenting the musical across the world. They also spoke about the importance of Henry Brown’s story and how it relates to what has been going on in the world today. Be sure to tune in to this inspiring, educational and thought-provoking interview. For more information about musical, visit www.henryboxbrownthemusical.org. Tune in Sunday, August 29, at 6:15 a.m. Central, to JJ 97.7 FM Jammin Jackson, www.radio731.com or tune in to the Radio 731 app and listen to the show live by clicking on the Jammin Jackson 97.7 FM station. Also, remember to tune in for part two Sunday, September 5, at 6:15 a.m. Central, for interviews with a few of the principal actors: Paul Gee, Jef Canter and LaDawn Taylor.

In this episode of "Hub City Now", host Tyrone Tony Reed Jr. interviews the creators and collaborators of Henry Box Brown: A Musical Journey: writer and composer Mehr Mansuri, co-composer &amp; music historian Eric Dozier, and diversity&amp; inclusion facilitator Dr. Michelle Chamblin. This is part one of a two-part special interview series on the acclaimed musical inspired by the true story of escaped 1850s slave Henry Brown. Brown, an 1850s enslaved Virginia man, shipped himself to freedom in a 2ftx3ft dry goods box. Henry was not only an abolitionist, but a performer, a musician and published author. Mansuri, Dozier and Chamblin spoke about the award-winning Children’s Theatre Company of New York, a non-profit 501c3 organization, and why the CTC New York Ensemble was presenting the musical across the world. They also spoke about the importance of Henry Brown’s story and how it relates to what has been going on in the world today. Be sure to tune in to this inspiring, educational and thought-provoking interview. For more information about musical, visit <a href="http://www.henryboxbrownthemusical.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.henryboxbrownthemusical.org</a>. Tune in Sunday, August 29, at 6:15 a.m. Central, to JJ 97.7 FM Jammin Jackson, <a href="http://www.radio731.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.radio731.com</a> or tune in to the Radio 731 app and listen to the show live by clicking on the Jammin Jackson 97.7 FM station. Also, remember to tune in for part two Sunday, September 5, at 6:15 a.m. Central, for interviews with a few of the principal actors: Paul Gee, Jef Canter and LaDawn Taylor.

Hub City Now: Interview with Mehr Mansuri, Eric Dozier and Dr. Michelle Chamblin

Conversation about a creative life with musician and activist Eric Dozier

Episode 12: Musician and Activist Eric Dozier

<a href="http://safeplaceonrace.com/shows/E-Dozier.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Eric Dozier</a>

Eric Dozier, Former Musical Director Harlem Gospel Choir