In this episode of "Hub City Now" host Tyrone Tony Reed Jr. interviewed singer Kristian Duncan.
Duncan spoke about his love of music and spreading his message of love and peace. He also spoke about overcoming depression and who helped him and loved him through it and about his new single “Success” and how the song came about to be because of that person.
Duncan also spoke working behind the music scene and gave advice to those who are thinking about or actively pursuing a career in music.
A portion of the sales of “Success”, which hit number 113 on the Apple iTunes USA R &B/Soul charts, will go to The Piney Woods School’s Woodsen Center, which is hosting a virtual fundraiser to support its scholarship fund. You can find out more at pineywoods.org.
To learn more about Duncan, visit: -Instagram: @kristian_1978 -Facebook: @kristian19782020 -Twitter: @kristian_197820 -Youtube: https://youtu.be/fSJ3333yNgc -Shazam: https://www.shazam.com/track/535283960/success -Spotify: http://bit.ly/HCNKristianDuncaninterview -Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/success-single/1529323886
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In this episode of Hub City Now with Tyrone Tony Reed Jr., the host interviews the three leading actresses in The Ned's upcoming production of "Dreamgirls": Ebony Taylor (who is portraying Effie), Lonita McClellan-Dickerson (who is portraying Deena), and Shamaiya Flagg (who is portraying Lorrel).
This production of Dreamgirls is based off the book and lyrics by Tom Eyen, music by Henry Krieger, the original Broadway Production directed and choreographed by Michael Bennett and orchestrations by Harold Wheeler.
The cast features over 30 Jackson locals who bring to life the various roles in the story, including the iconic Dreams – the trio inspired by the Supremes and originally portrayed on Broadway by Sheryl Lee Ralph, Jennife1r Holliday and Loretta Devine and in the film by Beyonce, Jennifer Hudson, and Anika Noni Rose. Adding to the evening is the 14-member orchestra that Dr. Henning will conduct. From performances to music, you don’t want to miss this show!
Taylor, McClellan-Dickerson and Flagg spoke about the musical, their past performances, why they tried out for Dreamgirls, what other part they would have liked to played, why this musical is important for the women who came before, present women and future women and more. They also gave a sneak peak at their amazing singing power!
In this episode of Hub City Now with Tyrone Tony Reed Jr., the host speaks with The Positive Living Group’s Executive Clinical Director, Trauma Expert and Owner Twana Miller and PLG's Director of Marketing and Coordination Events David Bryant.
The Positive Living Group’s vision is to facilitate and enhance positive change in the lives of individuals, couples, families, groups, and communities.
PLG’s mission is to provide evidence-based treatment, a forward-thinking approach, and the most cutting-edge research-based therapy models along with coaching to facilitate positive growth and change.
At PLG, it offers a variety of services and treatment approaches to help you reach your goals. It offers one-on-one counseling, anger management counseling, marriage and family counseling, therapy for children and adolescents, substance abuse and addiction treatment, and infant mental health services. Many of its approaches, such as biofeedback and dry needle therapy, are unique in West Tennessee.
Join the Positive Living Group as it honors everyday heroes from our community Saturday, March 4, 2023, at its 3rd annual Giraffe Awards. It will be held at Picture Perfect Events, located at 2310 N. Highland Ave., Suite B, Jackson, Tenn.
Proceeds from this event will be used to assist members of our community in financial hardship get access to emotional and behavioral healthcare.
Tennessee was ranked one of the lowest states in the nation for access to mental & behavioral healthcare.