August Wilson
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Oct 30, 2026
Stories for Healing: Teaching, Writing, and the Red Badge Project
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2:53Brian McDonaldHOST
So many of them are gone now.
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2:55Brian McDonaldHOST
August Wilson, people like that.
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2:57Brian McDonaldHOST
And then some others are getting older.
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3:01Brian McDonaldHOST
But one of the things that is great, two things.
7 MINS LATER
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9:43Brian McDonaldHOST
And all you can think is, oh, that's my friend.
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9:47Brian McDonaldHOST
It's a strange feeling.
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9:49Brian McDonaldHOST
I remember when August Wilson got a stamp, right? I mean, how many, you know, I don't have a lot of friends who have their own stamp.
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9:56Brian McDonaldHOST
Which I said to Tom, because I have an action figure from, which he signed for me, he signed the box for me.
Ruffin Prentiss: Guard Your Heart
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12:40Ruffin PrentissGUEST
While I was at Rutgers, like my first year, Israel Hicks, who was the chair, had passed away.
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12:46Ruffin PrentissGUEST
And they decided to do a reading series of the August Wilson plays.
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12:52Ruffin PrentissGUEST
And they were bringing in big actors from New York.
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12:55Ruffin PrentissGUEST
And God rest her soul, Linda Gravatt came.
The Discipline of Creative Magic with Bestselling Author Kate DiCamillo
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27:39Kate DiCamilloGUEST
And the getting to try again and again.
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27:45Kate DiCamilloGUEST
I'm pretty sure this was August Wilson who said this in an interview somewhere.
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27:50Kate DiCamilloGUEST
I can't find it.
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27:52Kate DiCamilloGUEST
If I Google it, what I get is me quoting it, which is, you know, and it's the way I'm pretty sure it's August Wilson.
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28:01Kate DiCamilloGUEST
I'm pretty sure he said it was Buddhist.
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28:03Kate DiCamilloGUEST
All you deserve is the chance to do the work.
Boston's Theater Scene with Evan Turissini
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26:00Evan TurissiniGUEST
They've had some pre-Broadway stuff as well.
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26:02Evan TurissiniGUEST
Most famously, they nurtured the success of a playwright called August Wilson.
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26:06Evan TurissiniGUEST
He's known as the American Shakespeare.
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26:08Evan TurissiniGUEST
If you're familiar with the movie Fences or Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, one of the final films of Chadwick Boseman.
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29:28Evan TurissiniGUEST
Actor Shakespeare Project, which is one of my do-by-day job work, we say we flip the script on the classics.
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29:32Evan TurissiniGUEST
We do Shakespeare, we do Jane Austen, we do a lot of classic work and redefine what it does as a class of work.
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29:38Evan TurissiniGUEST
And we do an August Wilson series at the Hibernian Hall in Roxbury, which is really amazing.
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29:43Evan TurissiniGUEST
So that's kind of the major players in the midsize scene.
S2 Ep1975: Some Audio Described Highlights From MindsEye Description.
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0:30Allan RussellHOST
But we're going to start first of all with something I'm not familiar with this one, Anne, it's called Fence.
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0:35Anne HornsbyGUEST
So Fences is based on a book by August Wilson.
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0:41Anne HornsbyGUEST
It's a Pulitzer Prize winning masterpiece it's described as.
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0:46Anne HornsbyGUEST
It's set in 1950s America, and it's about a family.
Why Does Everybody Want to Say the N-Word? | Angela Rye SoloPod
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14:43Hiram SmithGUEST
how we can deeply relate to each other in a personal way.
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14:49Hiram SmithGUEST
And I mean like in a Toni Morrison, August Wilson kind of way.
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14:52Hiram SmithGUEST
So, you know, you read their texts and there's not a white monitor or a white gaze anywhere.
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14:59Hiram SmithGUEST
It's just black folks.
Who Really Controls The Stage?
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2:48TezHOST
Yeah.
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2:49TezHOST
Let's talk about August Wilson.
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2:52TezHOST
You know, Augustine Wilson, right? August Wilson.
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2:55TezHOST
August Wilson.
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2:56TezHOST
Okay.
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2:57TezHOST
I can't butcher the greats.
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3:10Frankie DarcellGUEST
I mean, he's written some of the most prolific stage plays for black culture in America and a theater off Broadway named after him deservingly.
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3:21Frankie DarcellGUEST
And with a theater built just a couple of years ago that's doing extremely well in Pittsburgh.
Bram Stoker's Dracula
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25:11BrettHOST
No.
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25:11BrettHOST
Have you seen him in Viola Davis in the adaptation of August Wilson's Fences?
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25:17JessHOST
No, we talked about how I hadn't seen this yet.
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25:20JessHOST
Oh, it's on.
Theater Talk: ART's TOBACCO ROAD excellent on all measures; HELL'S KITCHEN about to open at Shea's; Anthony back from Broadway; he saw 5 shows and has some recommendations. See complete listings attached.
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2:56Anthony ChaseHOST
And who do I run into in the lobby? Buffalo's Rosalind Ruff, who is in rehearsal for Seven Guitars at Lincoln Center.
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3:02Anthony ChaseHOST
She's one of the nation's foremost interpreters of the work of August Wilson.
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3:06Anthony ChaseHOST
And I say, oh, do you know Daniel? She said, no, I've not met him yet, but I'm a Tony nominator.
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3:11Anthony ChaseHOST
Wow.
A 2D Delorean
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5:39GavinHOST
Okay, okay, with that, I'm just going to spoil a point here just because I want to talk about it.
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5:45GavinHOST
Paranormal Activity is going to play the Paranormal Activity movie outside the theater, outside the August Wilson on Halloween at 5 p.m. I'm so fascinated by how this is going to go.
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5:57GavinHOST
They were like, yeah, bring blankets and chairs and shit and set them up on the street.
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6:00GavinHOST
They're just going to close the
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