# Julie Dash

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Hamza Walker’s Monuments and Senga Nengudi’s Populated Air

A double header show on sculpture, public art, communal space, and gaps and omissions in American history. First, Kate Wolf speaks to Hamza Walker, co-curator of “Monuments,” an exhibition currently on view at the Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles and The Brick. The show presents a series of …

Scholars’ Circle – Book Author interviews : “L.A. Rebellion – Creating a New Black Cinema” ; “Breaking Down the Walls of Segregation : Mexican American Grassroots Politics in Orange County, CA.” – March 1, 2026

In the 1960s and 70s, a group of black filmmakers at UCLA produced a diverse collection of films to challenge Hollywood’s depiction of black communities. The LA Rebellion presented films with uniquely black stories. What was this movement and what did it accomplish? [ dur: 30mins. ] Allyson N…

Atiya Walcott On How to Be Intentional, Cool, and Incredibly Fashionable

Atiya Walcott is one of the most distinctive voices in fashion content, known for the cinematic quality of her videos, her mastery of silhouette and layering, and an approach to getting dressed that is equal parts intention and joy. In this episode, we get into all of it: her film school background…

Daughters of the Dust [1991]

Jackie and Greg visit the beach one last time for Julie Dash's DAUGHTERS OF THE DUST from 1991. Topics of discussion include a history of the Gullah/Geechee community, its stunning cinematography, and Dash's aesthetic touch.#60 on Sight & Sound's 2022 "The Greatest Films of All Time" list.  https:/…

Ep. 250: Trans Shelter Ban, Youth Mental Health Crisis & TN Tracking Bill | Listen Up Girl

Stories covered in this episode: HUD Proposes Trans Shelter Ban — The Department of Housing and Urban Development has put forward a rule that would require federally funded homeless shelters to house people based on their birth sex only, effectively barring transgender people from shelters that ma…

The Black Film Canon: From Masterpieces to Classics (w/ Marcus Pinn)

In this episode, I speak to film critic, writer, podcaster, and musician Marcus Pinn of the blog Pinnland Empire and the podcast Zebras in America. We discuss the history of efforts to build a Black film canon, groupthink in modern Black film criticism, and the reasons that critics like Armond Whit…

Ep. 38. Ashley Clark, The World of Black Film / Daughters of the Dust (Temporality, Crossfades)

In today's episode I talk to Ashley Clark about his new book The World of Black Film: A Journey Through Cinematic Blackness in 100 Films (2026) as well as Julie Dash's canonical film Daughters of the Dust.  Ashley Clark is a writer, broadcaster, and film programmer. He has organized numerous film s…

Daughters of the Dust

Hey pod and Happy Thursday! If this is your first time listening or watching, welcome to Representation in Cinema – we talk about the films that center Black, Brown, and Indigenous voices as well as on the film industry itself. Tonight marks the beginning of our Black August series, where we talk a…

The Future According to Octavia Butler

Episode 1 - The Future According to Octavia Butler Sci-Fi author Octavia Butler seemed to have predicted our dystopian present over 30 years ago. But can her understanding of history help us change our future? Garrison and Erika Alexander (actor and futurist) discuss the power of radical imaginati…

Story of Writing October 22, 2026

The Cuban Missile Crisis begins, Jean-Paul Sartre turns down the Nobel Prize in Literature, and, born on this day: Doris Lessing, Timothy Leary, and Julie Dash - with a reading from Dash's "Daughters of the Dust."