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Angela Tucker is a writer, director and Emmy-nominated producer who works in narrative and documentary genres. Her directorial work includes All Skinfolk, Ain’t Kinfolk, a documentary short which aired PBS’ Reel South about a mayoral election in New Orleans; All Styles, a narrative feature currently available on Amazon; Black Folk Don’t, a documentary web series that was featured in Time Magazine’s “10 Ideas That Are Changing Your Life”; and (A)sexual, a feature length documentary about people who experience no sexual attraction that streamed on Netflix and Hulu. She produced Belly of the Beast, directed by Erika Cohn, which broadcast on PBS&#8217; Independent Lens this fall. Her production company, TuckerGurl, is passionate about stories that highlight underrepresented communities in unconventional ways. A Visiting Professor at Tulane University, Tucker was a Sundance Institute Women Filmmakers Initiative Fellow. She received her MFA in Film from Columbia University.

Angela Tucker

Film

The Myth of Choice

Not a lot of indie rockers have a side gig as an ortho/neuro nurse, but there’s nothing typical about Lindsey Radice, aka PYNKIE. The New Jersey native brings her own distinct style, work ethic, and personality to her nursing and music career alike. Following Radice’s first, self-produced album neoteny, “one of the coolest, most infectiously charming debut LPs of 2018” [Gorilla Vs. Bear],  #37 is an absolute joy of a record, a tour through Radice’s own sunlit world. For #37, Radice decamped on her days off of nursing to a small studio in Rockaway Beach, Queens with bandmates John Messina and Josh Bartsch rounding out the lineup. They would meet whenever Radice’s nursing schedule would allow for it to experiment and find the perfect sound.
(Photo Credit: Michael Todaro)

PYNKIE

Music

PYNKIE Talks Nursing at the Height of the Pandemic

AJ Haynes is the lead singer of the Seratones. Their latest album, Power, is out now.
(Photo credit: Chad Kamenshine)

AJ Haynes

How Playing in a Cover Band Led Me to Become an Abortion Provider

Maxim Pozdorovkin is an award-winning filmmaker, writer and media curator based in New York City. He is the director of three feature-length documentaries and numerous short films. His films include Pussy Riot: a Punk Prayer, The Notorious Mr. Bout and Capital. Maxim holds a PhD from Harvard University and was a junior fellow at Harvard&#8217;s Society of Fellows. His latest film, <a href="https://ournewpresident.us/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Our New President</a>, premiered at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival and is now available on iTunes.

Maxim Pozdorovkin

What I Learned Making a Film about a Clinic for Undocumented Immigrants

healthcare