VisAbleBlackwoman

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My name is Jeanine T. Abraham, I'm a Rotten Tomatoes Critic, and I write articles for my, VisAbleBlackwoman medium blog. This Podcast is my audio home as a creative artist. Here you'll find Interviews, reviews, walking meditations, and Rhythm Therapy Creative Arts Audio Sessions. Listen, and if you love what you hear, please subscribe, share, and support me on Patreon. www.pateron.com/visableblackwoman Music by Geminelle, Nickodemous, Nikolaj Hess Please leave us a message, ask a question, and send some love; you may end up on the Podcast! visableblackwoman.substack.com

  1. 3d ago

    S8.VisAbleBlackwoman the dual Podcast- Dayo Okeniyi of Dark Matter & Actor/Writer Colleen Werthmann

    Welcome back to VisAbleblackwoman the podcast. Today’s episode comes in two parts. First up, I’m sitting down with actor Dayo Okeniyi. You know him as Leighton Vance, the sharp, high-stakes tech CEO in Apple TV+’s Dark Matter. (CLICK HERE for Dark Matter) He’s also known for playing Thresh in The Hunger Games, and for roles in Fresh, Rise, and Shades of Blue. We’re getting into the character and the multiverse madness of the show. Then, in part two, I’m joined by my dear friend Colleen Werthmann — actor, writer, and founding member of the Elevator Repair Service theater company. Colleen and I go back a long way, all the way back to September 11th, 2001, when we were both living in NYC and experienced that day. So this half of the conversation is a personal one — part career retrospective, part reflection on a friendship forged in a moment neither of us will ever forget. Two very different conversations, one episode. Let’s get into it. CLICK HERE for VisAbleBlackwoman Patreon CLICK HERE for VisAbleBlackwoman on Medium Thanks for your support Stay VisAble Jeanine This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit visableblackwoman.substack.com/subscribe

    S8.VisAbleBlackwoman the dual Podcast- Dayo Okeniyi of Dark Matter & Actor/Writer Colleen Werthmann

  2. Sep 4

    VisAbleBlackwoman the Podcast E7: Rosie Knight

    Welcome to VisAbleBlackwoman the Podcast. My name is Jeanine T. Abraham, and I’m your host. Today’s guest is Rosie Knight, a prolific entertainment journalist with bylines at outlets like Esquire, The Hollywood Reporter, IGN, and Den of Geek. Rosie is a published graphic novel writer. Her work includes Godzilla Rivals: vs. Battra and Godzilla: Monster Island Summer Camp. She’s also the co-host of the pop culture podcast XRay Vision on iHeartRadio. And is an award-winning journalist. Rosie Knight is an Eisner judge — one of the highest honors in the comics industry. I was introduced to Rosie Knight as a fan of the podcast X Ray vision. I listened during the pandemic and followed when the show moved away from Crooked Media to podcast independently. Shortly after their departure, Rosie and Jason’s podcast was snapped up by iHeartRadio, where it currently lives. I love the show, and Rosie is one of my favorite podcasters, so I was so honored when she accepted my invitation. From anime to kaiju to horror to comics, TV, and film criticism, and her own stories, Rosie has spent her career championing comic book culture and creators that deserve a bigger spotlight — all while navigating an industry that hasn’t always made room for freelance and independent voices. Please welcome to VisAbleBlackwoman the Podcast — Rosie Knight. CLICK HERE for Rosie Knight’s Website. CLICK HERE for Jeanine T. Abraham’s Website. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit visableblackwoman.substack.com/subscribe

    VisAbleBlackwoman the Podcast E7: Rosie Knight

  3. Aug 28

    VisAbleBlackwoman Podcast E6: Tara Stiles

    My guest this week is my friend Tara Stiles — founder of Strala Yoga, a studio she grew from a single space in SoHo, New York City, into a successful yoga teacher training business with over 1,000 facilitators, so influential that Harvard did a case study on it. She’s written multiple bestselling books, including Yoga Cures and Strala Yoga. I’ve known her not just as a teacher, but as a friend. Tara has a new book coming out called Living Softly: How to Accomplish More by Doing Less, and as we transition into late summer and prepare for fall, this conversation lands exactly when we all need it most. CLICK HERE for Strala Yoga CLICK HERE for Living Softly pre order CLICK HERE for VisAbleBlackwoman Patreon CLICK HERE for VisAbleBlackwoman on YouTube And you can watch right here on Substack. Stay Safe J9 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit visableblackwoman.substack.com/subscribe

    VisAbleBlackwoman Podcast E6: Tara Stiles

  4. Aug 21

    VisAbleBlackwoman the Podcast S4E5: Ari Gold

    Ari Gold is truly a gem. His film Brother Verses Brother is just lovely. This week, Ari and I talk about the process of shooting a one-shot film without permits on the streets of SanFrancisco, the challenges of working with family, and how creating stories about caregiving brought him joy. This is a great interview! EnjoyCLICK HERE to Follow Ari Gold on his Substack, Cinema Verses Enjoyed this interview? I’ve left it free for everyone — if you’d like to read more of my work, consider subscribing to support independent writing. CLICK HERE to subscribe to VisAbleBlackwoman on Patreon CLICK HERE to subscribe to VisAbleBlackwoman on YouTube CLICK HERE for VisAbleBlackwoman on Medium for TV & Film Reviews Stay safe and thanks for your support. J9 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit visableblackwoman.substack.com/subscribe

    VisAbleBlackwoman the Podcast S4E5: Ari Gold

  5. Aug 14

    VisAbleBlackwoman The Podcast: Chef Devin Phillips

    Chef Devin Phillips’ food is made with love. I met him after hearing about his pop-up restaurant on Instagram. I kept walking by at the wrong time, but finally picked the right time, and he was there. I ordered some food and struck up a conversation as one does in NYC, and it was slow enough for Chef to cook and chat. But soon folks started stopping and ordering, and before I knew it I was chatting with folks who were visiting from out of town and a couple of folks who live a few blocks away. Food brings folks together. The night was cool; there were no mosquitoes out, so we all just enjoyed an authentic impromptu in real-life NYC moment, all thanks to Chef Devin and Rabbit’s Arc. I hope you enjoy this podcast and are inspired. You can find Rabbit’s Arc on Instagram @rabbitsarc CLICK HERE No paywall here — I want as many folks to know about independent NYC restaurants as possible, and if you love what you read, a subscription helps me keep writing pieces just like this. CLICK HERE to Subscribe to VisAbleBlackwoman on Patreon CLICK HERE For VisAbleBlackwoman on Medium for my Rotten Tomatoes TV & Film Critic Reviews CLICK HERE for VisAbleBlackwoman on YouTube. Please subscribe, hit the thumbs up, and share it; it really does matter. CLICK HERE for VisAbleBlackwoman on Instagram Stay Safe J9 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit visableblackwoman.substack.com/subscribe

    VisAbleBlackwoman The Podcast: Chef Devin Phillips

  6. Aug 6

    VisAbleBlackwoman the Podcast Interview : Writer/Director One Woman One Bra Vincho Nchogu

    This week’s podcast is a special treat. My guest is filmmaker Vinchu Nchogu, who wrote and directed the award-winning film One Woman One Bra. (Narrative First Place Audience Award at the 2026 Tribeca Film Festival and the Sutherland Award for Best First Feature at the 2025 BFI London Film Festival). I cannot tell you how much I LOVED this film. Actually, I can. Please CLICK HERE to read my spoiler-free review. Vinchu Nchogu is a talented filmmaker with a bright future of storytelling ahead of her. One Woman One Bra is not only skilled storytelling the cinematography by Muhammad Atta Ahmed is a feast for the eyes. As the main character Star, first time actor Sarah Karei is outstanding. This podcast is available for everyone to enjoy. — subscribe to get exclusive access to all my writing and never miss a future piece. If you enjoy supporting independent film, TV, and Theater content and my voice resonates with you, subscribing to VisAbleBlackwoman on Patreon, YouTube, and right here on Substack, along with following me on Instagram @visableblackwomann, are the best ways to help me keep creating.Stay safe J9 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit visableblackwoman.substack.com/subscribe

  7. Aug 1

    VisAbleBlackwoman the Podcast: Off Broadway Theater -The Real Ivanov

    Welcome to VisAbleBlackwoman the Podcast. This week, I’m spotlighting Off-Broadway theater in New York City — where fantastic artists tell stories that draw you in, make you think, and bring people together in community to embrace the power of storytelling. My guest today is Kimberlee Walker, a New York-based actor with a BFA degree in Acting from Ithaca College. She’s been in leading roles off-Broadway from the Billie Holiday Theatre to New York Shakespeare Exchange. VisAbleBlackwoman’s Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Kimberlee is currently in rehearsals for playing Marfa Babakina in an adaptation of The Real Ivanov, written and directed by Chekhov scholar Laura Strausfeld, which opens Off-Broadway at Classic Stage Company from August 17 through September 19, 2026. August 17-22 tickets start at $35.00. CLICK HERE for tickets and information about The Real Ivanov Enjoyed this podcast? I’ve left it free for everyone because I want as many people as possible to support this play — and to support the incredible artists behind it. If you’d like to support my work in return, please subscribe to VisAbleBlackwoman on Patreon CLICK HERE Instagram CLICK HERE and YouTube CLICK HERE I can’t do this without you. Thanks for your support. Stay Safe J9 Thanks for reading and watching VisAbleBlackwoman’s Substack! This post is public so feel free to share it. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit visableblackwoman.substack.com/subscribe

  8. Jul 24

    Indie Film: The Addiction of Hope - Anne Marie Johnson

    So excited to be back! The Addiction of Hope is a fantastic film told by master storytellers that is a must-see experience. I had the pleasure of interviewing the star of The Addiction of Hope, Anne Marie Johnson. She is truly incredible. No paywall here — this Film deserves to be talked about widely, and if you love what you read, a subscription helps me keep writing pieces just like this. Please CLICK HERE to support VisAbleBlackwoman on Patreon About the film from the press kit: Jo Stock is an African American woman of a certain age faced with a decision that could uproot her life at a time when it's uncomfortable to change. As an aging actress living off her past success, she's forced to examine her choices in life and the importance of family versus fame when her sister, Lynnie gets sick in this story about having the courage to change your life. Streaming on Prime Video CLICK HERE Streaming on Apple TV CLICK HERE Streaming on YouTube CLICK HERE Streaming on TUBI CLICK HERE I wanted this review to reach as many viewers as possible, so I’ve kept it free — if my writing resonates with you, subscribing is the best way to help me keep creating. Thanks for your support. Stay safe! J9 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit visableblackwoman.substack.com/subscribe

    Indie Film: The Addiction of Hope - Anne Marie Johnson
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My name is Jeanine T. Abraham, I'm a Rotten Tomatoes Critic, and I write articles for my, VisAbleBlackwoman medium blog. This Podcast is my audio home as a creative artist. Here you'll find Interviews, reviews, walking meditations, and Rhythm Therapy Creative Arts Audio Sessions. Listen, and if you love what you hear, please subscribe, share, and support me on Patreon. www.pateron.com/visableblackwoman Music by Geminelle, Nickodemous, Nikolaj Hess Please leave us a message, ask a question, and send some love; you may end up on the Podcast! visableblackwoman.substack.com

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  • Creator
    VisAbleBlackwoman
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    58
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