We Had A Little Real Estate Problem is a compelling account of Indigenous comedy in the United States and Canada, backed by historical research and interviews
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The album grows in distinction when Esther’s artistry expands beyond her prodigious roots and profoundly connects with the listener’s emotional core.
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Miko Marks crafts an album that is both timeless and timely.
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“I get to live and contribute to a cohort, a generation of Black comedians that are creating history.”
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The Pandy is a wonderful time capsule of the state of comedy in the last year.
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Internet II is written with a gratifying mix of wit and goofiness, and performed with pitch-perfect deadpan delivery.
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Throughout it all McCord relies on time-tested, lapsteel-laced country arrangements that are warm and well-executed.
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If this is what the age of 88 sounds like, sister, bring it on.
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Isabel Kanaan speaks candidly about her recent experience as a feature player on This Hour Has 22 Minutes.
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Adeem the Artist finds gentle humour and yearning in stories so often defined by hurt and fear.
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TOsketchfest announces the lineup for the 16th Annual Festival
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Valerie June’s music is made from common pieces but it’s nothing of the sort; traditional bluegrass, country, folk, gospel and R&B textures are transformed in her hands
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Emma John’s skillful writing and honest narration make this book a joy to read
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Second Wind makes a convincing argument that Prince Edward Island might be one of the better places to ride out this pandemic.
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Taylor has tapped into his roots and most intimate relationships, resulting in the artist’s biggest release in his 25 year career.
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