On Thursday, Janet Mock and I were featured in the Huffington Post. Friday night on Clay Cane Live, Janet “Hawaiian Barbie” Mock was a guest in the studio and ballroom icon Ayana Christian was a call-in guest. Plus, my co-host J’Nara Corbin joined me, along with celebrity stylist Damion West. Listen below!
Listen to Janet Mock and Ayana Christian on ‘Clay Cane Live’
February 20th, 2012 by Clay Cane
Clay Cane and Janet Mock on the Huffington Post; Plus, Janet Mock Will Be a Guest on ‘Clay Cane Live’ Tomorrow Night
February 16th, 2012 by Clay Cane
I sat down with writer and trans advocate Janet Mock for the Voice to Voice series (a column featuring the LGBT community) on the Huffington Post. In a candid conversation, we discuss race, gender identity, homophobia — and Zora Neale Hurston.
Check it out:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/14/clay-cane-and-janet-mock-black-lgbt_n_1277424.html
Janet Mock will be an in-studio guest on a special episode of Clay Cane Live tomorrow night, Feb. 17 at 11pm EST on WWRL 1600AM via Equality Pride Radio. Listen on the radio dial or the live stream at: http://www.wwrl1600.com/
You can listen to previous episodes here: http://www.play.fm/radioshow/claycaneliveonwwrl1600amviaequalityprideradio
Check out a video of Janet and I’s chat!
Whitney Houston: Long Live the Mother of Pop
February 12th, 2012 by Clay Cane
The world is in shock about the passing of Whitney Houston. Please check out my tribute to the “Greatest Love of All” songstress for The Root.
In addition, for her LGBT fans, my tribute for The Advocate.
Whitney Houston: Long Live the Mother of Pop
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Tags: ArticlesListen to Last Week’s ‘Clay Cane Live’: Broadway Legend, Rev. Kenneth Samuel and Aretha Vs. Tina
February 7th, 2012 by Clay Cane
Last week, we had two days of Clay Cane Live on WWRL 1600AM. On our regular Thursday night, Broadway legend and producer of Porgy and Bess, Irene Gandy, was a guest.
Friday night, we had two full hours from 10pm – midnight with celebrity stylist Damien West and CNN.com contributor Rob Smith in the studio. Plus, Rev. Kenneth Samuel, senior pastor of the Victory for the World Church in Stone Mountain, Georgia, who was recently highlighted in the Ebony.com article “Taking a Lead on Faith: Four Black Pastors at the Forefront of LGBT Equality,” was a guest and gave incredible insight on homophobia in the black church. Considering today is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, Rev. Samuel’s interview is a good listen. Check out both shows below!
Thursday, February 2nd, from 11pm to midnight:
Friday, February 3rd, from 10pm to midnight:
Tags: RadioThurs., Feb. 9th, Speaking at NYU for MLK Week on Diversity in the Arts
February 6th, 2012 by Clay Cane
This Thursday, I’ll be joining speakers like Dr. Cornell West for 7 Issues, 7 Leaders, 7 Minutes during MLK Week at NYU. I’ll be talking diversity in the arts. The event is sold-out but the details are below!
7th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Week – “The Future of Diversity: Here & Now”
University-Wide Event: 7 Issues, 7 Leaders, 7 Minutes
February 9, 2012, 7:00-9:00pm
What is the Future of Diversity in the Media, Arts, Education, Cities, Economy, Immigration and Activism? Find out at the university-wide event during MLK Week at NYU, featuring 7 leaders from various areas speaking for 7 minutes on 7 topic areas surrounding this year’s theme, The Future of Diversity: Here & Now. Confirmed speakers include Dr. Cornel West, Princeton University Professor, philosopher and influential intellectual, who will address the issue of activism; and Dr. Mitchell L. Moss, Director of the Rudin Center for Transportation and Henry Hart Rice Professor of Urban Policy and Planning at NYU’s Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, who will speak about the issue of cities.
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