“Afterhours” Season Two Begins in March
The TV series featuring intimate performances by nationally known singer-songwriters recorded at the Red Cat Coffee House in Birmingham, Alabama will feature new programs beginning in March. “Afterhours: Live from the Red Cat Birmingham” began…
Kerry Kennedy of Fire Horse Pottery
Kerry Kennedy is an artist in residence at the Kentuck Art Center in Northport, Alabama. Her studio operates under the name Fire Horse Pottery. Kerry and her husband participate in the Society for Creative Anachronism,…
Cecil Williams, the Saw and Peanut Man
I produced this video profile for the Alabama Detours series on WVUA/WUOA-TV. The short Alabama Detours appear during commercial breaks and introduce interesting people and beautiful locations in Alabama. Cecil Williams operated A-1 Sharpening Service…
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“Afterhours: Live from the Red Cat Birmingham” Returns in January
The TV series, “Afterhours: Live from the Red Cat Birmingham” will return to the airwaves in January 2014. Each weekly program features…
“Hill Country Troubadour” Trailer
Imagine you’re looking for a good time on Beale Street…
Joe Fiore – Model Railroad Collector
Joe Fiore’s Southern Keystone Railroad is one of the largest…
The “Preserving Justice” Documentary
In 1963, African-Americans in Birmingham, Alabama protested discrimination with daily…
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February 2014 on “Afterhours: Live from the Red Cat Birmingham”
Charlie Mars – Mississippi born singer-songwriter Charlie Mars has a floating, mellow croon combined with sensual soul-rock arrangements. He has been featured in a New York Times interview and in Esquire magazine’s Songwriting Challenge. In fact, he says the Songwriting Challenge was his brainchild. He…
January 2014 on “Afterhours: Live from the Red Cat Birmingham”
Daphne Willis with Korby Lenker – With Chicago roots and Texas ties, Daphne Willis brings both musicality and grit to the songs she writes and plays. Born in San Antonio to a classically trained vocalist and audio engineer, Daphne began singing at an early age…