Carrot Conversations

Each episode we catch up with past, present, and future community and artistic partners. We talk about the work they do in the community and how we can get involved with their work. Most importantly we ask everyone what it means to stay connected to ourselves, our communities, and Baltimore City.

Break out your friendship bracelets, your matching lockets, and your pinky swears. In honor of Single Carrot Theatre’s production of Is Edward Snowden Single by Kate Cortezi, we’re exploring best friendship with a new BFF Podcast. Episodes drop each Wednesday throughout the run of the show! 

Episode 1 of the BFF Podcast Series

The party starts with a best friend trio. You’re invited to listen in as Rhys, Karlin and August reflect on their first impressions of each other on Linkedin, platonic intimacy and living life together. 

For tickets to Is Edward Snowden Single? visit singlecarrot.com/snowden

Episode 9: Learning more about On Our Own Maryland!

In this episode Tina and Genevieve sit down with Nina from On Our Own Maryland, Inc a statewide peer-operated behavioral health advocacy and education organization which promotes equality, justice, autonomy, and choice about life decisions for individuals with mental health and substance use needs. 

For more information on the project, check out onourownmd.org

Episode 8: Exploring the Art/Science Continuum with Saraniya, Emily, and Jess!

In this episode we talk to the creators of the Covid-19 Monologues Project!

For more information on the project, check out covidmonologues.com

Guests:

  • Saraniya Tharmarajah
  • Emily Hurley
  • Jess Rassp

Episode 7: Election 2020

Genevieve sits down with Baltimore Votes to talk all things Election 2020!

For more information, check out baltimorevotes.org

Guests:

  • Tasmin Swanson

Episode 6: We Flipped It!

Single Carrot Theatre intern interviews us!

Guests:

  • Beckett Gaughran-Perez

Episode 5: Never Get Comfortable with Mentoring Mentors

Meet Alphonso Mayo, the founder of Mentoring Mentors.

Guests:

  • Alphonso Mayo

Follow and support Mentoring Mentors:

Episode 4: Believe Black Women. Trust Black Women.

Meet the women behind Two Strikes Theatre Collective! TSTC is a company of Black Women theatre artists in Baltimore city. Learn about what they have coming up and their vision for the future of Baltimore Theatre.

Guests:

  • Aladrian Wetzel
  • Christen Cromwell
  • Lauren Jackson

Follow and support Two strike Theatre Collective:

Episode 3: Sometimes you need to yell and scream and cry and shout!

B and Gen meet up with Sarojini Schutt from Turnaround Inc. Turnaround Inc provides services for survivors of gender based violence, domestic abuse, sexual assault, and human trafficking.

Support and Follow Turnaround Inc:

Website: turnaroundinc.org

Facebook: facebook.com/turnaroundinc/

Guest:

  • Sarojini Schutt

Episode 2: Visioning A World We Can‘t Imagine (Redistributing Jeff Bezo’s Wealth) with Dena and Tia

This week we are joined by Dena Robinson and Tia Price to talk about Racial Injustice.

Links to things mentioned in the episode:

Audre Lorde’s Questionnaire
divyavictor.com/the-audre-lorde-q…naire-to-oneself/

Nap Ministry
thenapministry.wordpress.com/

Support Black Owned Businesses
www.baltimoreblack.com/black-directory/
www.supportblackowned.com/

Black Owned Restaurants in Baltimore
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1J…dit#gid=602093702

Guests:

  • Dena Robinson
  • Tia Price

Episode 1: Remington

This week Gen and B talk to our friends in Baltimore’s Remington Neighborhood about how small communities are supporting each other in these strange times.

Guests:

  • Craig Bettenhausen, Church of the Guardian Angel
  • Barbara O’Sullivan, Church of the Guardian Angel
  • Phong Le, Greater Remington Improvement Association.