T. Mychael Rambo
8 Collection Items
- APM Special Coverage: The Breakthrough of ’48: When Civil Rights Won the White House
An APM Special Coverage presentation of the documentary, The Breakthrough of ’48: When Civil Rights Won the White House. Based on veteran journalist Samuel Freedman’s celebrated book, Into the Bright Sunshine, this documentary uses first-person interviews and compelling archival audio to resurrect a pivotal moment in American history that remains relevant and revealing today.
- Penumbra bounces back with "Spunk"
MPR’s Euan Kerr reports on Penumbra Theatre mounting its first show after almost closing its doors.
- Penumbra's "Spunk"
MPR’s Euan Kerr profiles the Penumbra Theatre staging of Spunk, three short stories of Zora Neale Hurston adapted by Jelly's Last Jam writer George C. Wolfe.
- Bellamy, Rambo, and Harrison on the legacy of the Black Arts Movement
As part of Arts Week, MPR’s Marianne Combs has a conversation with scholar Paul Carter Harrison and Penumbra’s Lou Bellamy. The group discusses the history behind the Black Arts Movement and its impact.
- A Minnesota Century: Fredrick Lamar McGhee - An Early Leader
To close out the millennium, Minnesota Public Radio's All Things Considered presents a look back at Minnesota life in 1900 via a 12-part series, entitled “A Minnesota Century.” This segment is the story of Fredrick McGhee, a civil-rights advocate and Minnesota's first black lawyer, who left an important local and national legacy.
- A one man play delivers message in "Dr. King's Dream"
MPR’s John Bewien profiles Dr. King's Dream, a one man play performed by T. Mychael Rambo that delivers message of the slain civil rights leader.
- First Friday: Penumbra's "Spunk" / Cave Music / Ruth MacKenzie / Dancing Elvis Dads
Live from the Minnesota Public Radio State Fair booth, MPR’s Beth Friend hosts a special September edition. Program includes various interviews and performances.
- Beth Friend on arts at the State Fair
On this special Midday program from the Minnesota State Fair, MPR’s Beth Friend presents a collection song, storytelling, and controversial art.
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