Comments for Glasshouse Radio http://www.glasshouseradio.com We Throw Stones Sat, 18 Feb 2012 15:00:59 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on En Vogue by Carla Jackson http://www.glasshouseradio.com/on-air/crafted-ingenuity/#comment-130 Carla Jackson Sat, 18 Feb 2012 15:00:59 +0000 http://www.glasshouseradio.com/?p=697#comment-130 Bad Things Happen When The Stripper Comes Home... Phillips is a dynamic storyteller and would be glad to chat with you about this process over the phone, or in person Thursday, afternoon 3/1. Greetings En Vogue, Writer/director Kelvin Z. Phillips is an alumnus of the Film Directing program from Howard University, the Dramatic Writing Masters Program at New York University, and the Guy Hanks/Marvin Miller Screenwriting Fellowship, established by Drs. Bill and Camille Cosby. Phillips is bringing his latest film project, "A Swingin' Trio," to the DC Independent Film Festival (DCIFF). The tautly-woven narrative’s screening and Q&A will occur on March 1st beginning at 9:30 pm at the US Navy Memorial Heritage Center. For more information about the festival, and for advance ticket purchases, go to http://dciff-indie.org/films/a-swingin-trio/. Phillips is not only a film buff, but is also a major jazz music fan. In order to showcase both of his passions, Kelvin took an innovative approach to incorporating music into the film score by having the award-winning Jeff Lofton Jazz Trio not only play music, but also appear in the film as a type of Greek Chorus. And yes, it does work. :-) Just ask the attendees from our wildly successful 2011 Austin Film Festival screenings. Get a taste of the score through our sizzling trailer: http://vimeo.com/30706282. So, please tell your listeners about the film screening, and bring Kelvin to the studio. Your listeners will thank you for it.:-) The press release about the film is below. "A Swingin' Trio" brings sex, betrayal, and smokin' jazz to the DC Independent Film Festival on March 1st "A Swingin' Trio is smart, dark, sexy and unexpectedly funny." - Culture Map Washington, DC - From Austin, TX, to San Diego, CA, to Washington, DC, "A Swingin' Trio" is blazing a successful screening trail across the United States. Its latest stop is its Washington, DC premiere at the DC Independent Film Festival (DCIFF). The tautly-woven narrative’s screening and Q&A are on March 1st at 9:30 pm at the US Navy Memorial Heritage Center. For more information about the festival, and for advance ticket purchases, go to http://dciff-indie.org/films/a-swingin-trio/. The fact that "A Swingin' Trio” has been chosen to be a part of DCIFF and other prestigious festivals is not due to luck. The enterprising FilmKZP Productions, an African-American husband/wife team, has mapped out an ambitious distribution and film festival strategy for this sexy dramady, which includes entering festivals like DCIFF that are highly regarded within the industry and that have a reputation for screening “challenging, well-crafted, exceptional independent films from around the world” – films like “A Swingin’ Trio.” Description: Homer Garçon is an unpublished and frustrated science fiction writer living off the success of his wife, Trude Garçon-Moore, a busy Hollywood producer. As a result, he finds himself “trapped” in lavish surroundings – his luxury jail – and with rejection letters piling high, Homer has convinced himself of his wife's infidelity. Phillips’ darkly-comic script follows Homer as he dives into the prickly territories of self-awareness and self-pity, in his quest to find the truth about his possibly cheating wife – and himself – all at a Valentine's Day dinner decidedly set for three. “A Swingin’ Trio” is about three things: sex, music, and betrayal, all over the course of one really good dinner. FilmKZP Productions originally hails from the northeast, and only recently has called Austin, TX their home. But the couple promises that “A Swingin’ Trio” will be the first of many productions to come. “We love music, especially jazz, as one will see from the original jazz compositions performed by the award-winning Jeff Lofton Trio,” states Kelvin Phillips. “In fact, while in DC, we hope to check out one of my favorite jazz spots, Blues Alley, a place I discovered during my years at Howard.” “However, we also enjoy theater, dance, and all types of visual media. So, we seek to collaborate on as many projects as possible with passionate talented artists all around the world. Life is too short not to make someone laugh or cry…or both,” Jackson wryly commented.  Cast and Crew “A Swingin’ Trio” (USA, 80 min) Cast: Johnny Walter, Timeca M. Seretti, and LeMarc Johnson Production Design: David Jetre Cinematography: Michael Morlan Editor: Tim Tsai Original “live” jazz music performed by The Jeff Lofton Trio Other original music composed by: Alex Lu Producer: Carla L. Jackson Written and Directed: Kelvin Z. Phillips About the Writer/Director Kelvin Z. Phillips is the recipient of grants from Jerome Foundation, Art Matters, Inc., Brooklyn Arts and Cultural Association, and Apparatus Productions (founded by Christine Vachon and Todd Haynes). He is also the recipient of the Laurel Productions and the Herbert Biegel Screenwriting Awards, and is an alumnus of the Guy Hanks/Marvin Miller Screenwriting Fellowship, established by Drs. Bill and Camille Cosby. Phillips received his Bachelor of Arts in Film Directing from Howard University and Master of Fine Arts in Dramatic Writing from New York University. www.aswingintrio.com About the Producer A seasoned marketing and public relations professional with over 15 years of experience, Carla L. Jackson’s expertise lies with her ability to create favorable business-to-consumer relationships for clients who have included the ACC Center for Public Policy, Nike, the California Wellness Foundation, and On Your Feet: International Music and Dance Festival. Other past highlights are serving as Director of Marketing on award-winning Broadway and off-Broadway productions, including “August Wilson’s Jitney” and “King Hedley.” Jackson received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Theater Summa Cum Laude from Fordham University in New York; and her Master of Fine Arts degree in Theatre Management from Yale University. www.aswingintrio.com For more information about the film, or the smokin' hot trailer, please go to www.aswingintrio.com. To schedule an interview with Kelvin Z. Phillips and Carla L. Jackson, please contact Carla L. Jackson at 512-709-8521 or email Carla L. Jackson at carla@aswingintrio.com. “…A Swingin’ Trio…a tense tale of secrets, lies, and revelations…” - Slackerwood Bad Things Happen When The Stripper Comes Home…

Phillips is a dynamic storyteller and would be glad to chat with you about this process over the phone, or in person Thursday, afternoon 3/1.

Greetings En Vogue,
Writer/director Kelvin Z. Phillips is an alumnus of the Film Directing program from Howard University, the Dramatic Writing Masters Program at New York University, and the Guy Hanks/Marvin Miller Screenwriting Fellowship, established by Drs. Bill and Camille Cosby. Phillips is bringing his latest film project, “A Swingin’ Trio,” to the DC Independent Film Festival (DCIFF). The tautly-woven narrative’s screening and Q&A will occur on March 1st beginning at 9:30 pm at the US Navy Memorial Heritage Center. For more information about the festival, and for advance ticket purchases, go to http://dciff-indie.org/films/a-swingin-trio/.

Phillips is not only a film buff, but is also a major jazz music fan. In order to showcase both of his passions, Kelvin took an innovative approach to incorporating music into the film score by having the award-winning Jeff Lofton Jazz Trio not only play music, but also appear in the film as a type of Greek Chorus. And yes, it does work. :-) Just ask the attendees from our wildly successful 2011 Austin Film Festival screenings. Get a taste of the score through our sizzling trailer: http://vimeo.com/30706282.

So, please tell your listeners about the film screening, and bring Kelvin to the studio. Your listeners will thank you for it.:-) The press release about the film is below.

“A Swingin’ Trio” brings sex, betrayal, and smokin’ jazz to the DC Independent Film Festival on March 1st

“A Swingin’ Trio is smart, dark, sexy and unexpectedly funny.” – Culture Map

Washington, DC – From Austin, TX, to San Diego, CA, to Washington, DC, “A Swingin’ Trio” is blazing a successful screening trail across the United States. Its latest stop is its Washington, DC premiere at the DC Independent Film Festival (DCIFF). The tautly-woven narrative’s screening and Q&A are on March 1st at 9:30 pm at the US Navy Memorial Heritage Center. For more information about the festival, and for advance ticket purchases, go to http://dciff-indie.org/films/a-swingin-trio/.

The fact that “A Swingin’ Trio” has been chosen to be a part of DCIFF and other prestigious festivals is not due to luck. The enterprising FilmKZP Productions, an African-American husband/wife team, has mapped out an ambitious distribution and film festival strategy for this sexy dramady, which includes entering festivals like DCIFF that are highly regarded within the industry and that have a reputation for screening “challenging, well-crafted, exceptional independent films from around the world” – films like “A Swingin’ Trio.”

Description:
Homer Garçon is an unpublished and frustrated science fiction writer living off the success of his wife, Trude Garçon-Moore, a busy Hollywood producer. As a result, he finds himself “trapped” in lavish surroundings – his luxury jail – and with rejection letters piling high, Homer has convinced himself of his wife’s infidelity. Phillips’ darkly-comic script follows Homer as he dives into the prickly territories of self-awareness and self-pity, in his quest to find the truth about his possibly cheating wife – and himself – all at a Valentine’s Day dinner decidedly set for three. “A Swingin’ Trio” is about three things: sex, music, and betrayal, all over the course of one really good dinner.

FilmKZP Productions originally hails from the northeast, and only recently has called Austin, TX their home. But the couple promises that “A Swingin’ Trio” will be the first of many productions to come. “We love music, especially jazz, as one will see from the original jazz compositions performed by the award-winning Jeff Lofton Trio,” states Kelvin Phillips. “In fact, while in DC, we hope to check out one of my favorite jazz spots, Blues Alley, a place I discovered during my years at Howard.” “However, we also enjoy theater, dance, and all types of visual media. So, we seek to collaborate on as many projects as possible with passionate talented artists all around the world. Life is too short not to make someone laugh or cry…or both,” Jackson wryly commented. 

Cast and Crew
“A Swingin’ Trio” (USA, 80 min)
Cast: Johnny Walter, Timeca M. Seretti, and LeMarc Johnson
Production Design: David Jetre
Cinematography: Michael Morlan
Editor: Tim Tsai
Original “live” jazz music performed by The Jeff Lofton Trio
Other original music composed by: Alex Lu
Producer: Carla L. Jackson
Written and Directed: Kelvin Z. Phillips

About the Writer/Director
Kelvin Z. Phillips is the recipient of grants from Jerome Foundation, Art Matters, Inc., Brooklyn Arts and Cultural Association, and Apparatus Productions (founded by Christine Vachon and Todd Haynes). He is also the recipient of the Laurel Productions and the Herbert Biegel Screenwriting Awards, and is an alumnus of the Guy Hanks/Marvin Miller Screenwriting Fellowship, established by Drs. Bill and Camille Cosby. Phillips received his Bachelor of Arts in Film Directing from Howard University and Master of Fine Arts in Dramatic Writing from New York University. http://www.aswingintrio.com

About the Producer
A seasoned marketing and public relations professional with over 15 years of experience, Carla L. Jackson’s expertise lies with her ability to create favorable business-to-consumer relationships for clients who have included the ACC Center for Public Policy, Nike, the California Wellness Foundation, and On Your Feet: International Music and Dance Festival. Other past highlights are serving as Director of Marketing on award-winning Broadway and off-Broadway productions, including “August Wilson’s Jitney” and “King Hedley.” Jackson received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Theater Summa Cum Laude from Fordham University in New York; and her Master of Fine Arts degree in Theatre Management from Yale University. http://www.aswingintrio.com

For more information about the film, or the smokin’ hot trailer, please go to http://www.aswingintrio.com. To schedule an interview with Kelvin Z. Phillips and Carla L. Jackson, please contact Carla L. Jackson at 512-709-8521 or email Carla L. Jackson at carla@aswingintrio.com.

“…A Swingin’ Trio…a tense tale of secrets, lies, and revelations…” – Slackerwood

]]> Comment on En Vogue by Carla Jackson http://www.glasshouseradio.com/on-air/crafted-ingenuity/#comment-128 Carla Jackson Tue, 14 Feb 2012 02:34:43 +0000 http://www.glasshouseradio.com/?p=697#comment-128 Award-winning filmmaker and HU Alum, Kelvin Phillips, would love to chat with you on your show En Vogue. Check out our smokin' trailer on our web site: www.aswingintrio.com and see below -you'll be glad you did. :-) CJ “A SWINGIN’ TRIO” GOES TO WASHINGTON: PREMIERES AT THE DC INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL Bad Things Happen When The Stripper Comes Home... "A Swingin' Trio is smart, dark, sexy and unexpectedly funny." - Culture Map Washington, DC - From Austin, TX, to San Diego, CA, to Washington, DC, "A Swingin' Trio" is blazing a successful screening trail across the United States. Its latest stop is its Washington, DC premiere at the DC Independent Film Festival (DCIFF). The tautly-woven narrative’s screening and Q&A are on March 1st at 9:30 pm at the US Navy Memorial Heritage Center. For more information about the festival, and for advance ticket purchases, go to http://dciff-indie.org/films/a-swingin-trio/. The fact that "A Swingin' Trio” has been chosen to be a part of DCIFF and other prestigious festivals is not due to luck. The enterprising FilmKZP Productions, an African-American husband/wife team, has mapped out an ambitious distribution and film festival strategy for this sexy dramady, which includes entering festivals like DCIFF that are highly regarded within the industry and that have a reputation for screening “challenging, well-crafted, exceptional independent films from around the world” – films like “A Swingin’ Trio.” Description: Homer Garçon is an unpublished and frustrated science fiction writer living off the success of his wife, Trude Garçon-Moore, a busy Hollywood producer. As a result, he finds himself “trapped” in lavish surroundings – his luxury jail – and with rejection letters piling high, Homer has convinced himself of his wife's infidelity. Phillips’ darkly-comic script follows Homer as he dives into the prickly territories of self-awareness and self-pity, in his quest to find the truth about his possibly cheating wife – and himself – all at a Valentine's Day dinner decidedly set for three. “A Swingin’ Trio” is about three things: sex, music, and betrayal, all over the course of one really good dinner. Writer/Director Kelvin Phillips’ statement: “A Swingin’ Trio” was born out of two ideas. The first was the desire to use a jazz trio as a Greek chorus to the story being told. The second was the urge, the challenge if you will, to make a film structured around the Aristotelian unities of time, place, and action. In the case of our film, the musicians are three characters, the stage/place is the couple’s home, and the action is the story of what happens to them over the course of a disassembling evening.” FilmKZP Productions originally hails from the northeast, and only recently has called Austin, TX their home. But the couple promises that “A Swingin’ Trio” will be the first of many productions to come. “We love music, especially jazz, as one will see from the original jazz compositions performed by the award-winning Jeff Lofton Trio,” states Kelvin Phillips. “In fact, while in DC, we hope to check out one of my favorite jazz spots, Blues Alley, a place I discovered during my years at Howard.” “However, we also enjoy theater, dance, and all types of visual media. So, we seek to collaborate on as many projects as possible with passionate talented artists all around the world. Life is too short not to make someone laugh or cry…or both,” Jackson wryly commented.  Cast and Crew “A Swingin’ Trio” (USA, 80 min) Cast: Johnny Walter, Timeca M. Seretti, and LeMarc Johnson Production Design: David Jetre Cinematography: Michael Morlan Editor: Tim Tsai Original “live” jazz music performed by The Jeff Lofton Trio Other original music composed by: Alex Lu Producer: Carla L. Jackson Written and Directed: Kelvin Z. Phillips About the Writer/Director Kelvin Z. Phillips is the recipient of grants from Jerome Foundation, Art Matters, Inc., Brooklyn Arts and Cultural Association, and Apparatus Productions (founded by Christine Vachon and Todd Haynes). He is also the recipient of the Laurel Productions and the Herbert Biegel Screenwriting Awards, and is an alumnus of the Guy Hanks/Marvin Miller Screenwriting Fellowship, established by Drs. Bill and Camille Cosby. Phillips received his Bachelor of Arts in Film Directing from Howard University and Master of Fine Arts in Dramatic Writing from New York University. www.aswingintrio.com About the Producer A seasoned marketing and public relations professional with over 15 years of experience, Carla L. Jackson’s expertise lies with her ability to create favorable business-to-consumer relationships for clients who have included the ACC Center for Public Policy, Nike, the California Wellness Foundation, and On Your Feet: International Music and Dance Festival. Other past highlights are serving as Director of Marketing on award-winning Broadway and off-Broadway productions, including “August Wilson’s Jitney” and “King Hedley.” Jackson received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Theater Summa Cum Laude from Fordham University in New York; and her Master of Fine Arts degree in Theatre Management from Yale University. www.aswingintrio.com ### For more information about the film, please go to www.aswingintrio.com. To schedule an interview with Kelvin Z. Phillips and Carla L. Jackson, please contact Carla L. Jackson at 512-709-8521 or email Carla L. Jackson at carla@aswingintrio.com. “…A Swingin’ Trio…a tense tale of secrets, lies, and revelations…” - Slackerwood Award-winning filmmaker and HU Alum, Kelvin Phillips, would love to chat with you on your show En Vogue. Check out our smokin’ trailer on our web site: http://www.aswingintrio.com and see below -you’ll be glad you did. :-) CJ

“A SWINGIN’ TRIO” GOES TO WASHINGTON:
PREMIERES AT THE DC INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL

Bad Things Happen When The Stripper Comes Home…

“A Swingin’ Trio is smart, dark, sexy and unexpectedly funny.” – Culture Map

Washington, DC – From Austin, TX, to San Diego, CA, to Washington, DC, “A Swingin’ Trio” is blazing a successful screening trail across the United States. Its latest stop is its Washington, DC premiere at the DC Independent Film Festival (DCIFF). The tautly-woven narrative’s screening and Q&A are on March 1st at 9:30 pm at the US Navy Memorial Heritage Center. For more information about the festival, and for advance ticket purchases, go to http://dciff-indie.org/films/a-swingin-trio/.

The fact that “A Swingin’ Trio” has been chosen to be a part of DCIFF and other prestigious festivals is not due to luck. The enterprising FilmKZP Productions, an African-American husband/wife team, has mapped out an ambitious distribution and film festival strategy for this sexy dramady, which includes entering festivals like DCIFF that are highly regarded within the industry and that have a reputation for screening “challenging, well-crafted, exceptional independent films from around the world” – films like “A Swingin’ Trio.”

Description:
Homer Garçon is an unpublished and frustrated science fiction writer living off the success of his wife, Trude Garçon-Moore, a busy Hollywood producer. As a result, he finds himself “trapped” in lavish surroundings – his luxury jail – and with rejection letters piling high, Homer has convinced himself of his wife’s infidelity. Phillips’ darkly-comic script follows Homer as he dives into the prickly territories of self-awareness and self-pity, in his quest to find the truth about his possibly cheating wife – and himself – all at a Valentine’s Day dinner decidedly set for three. “A Swingin’ Trio” is about three things: sex, music, and betrayal, all over the course of one really good dinner.

Writer/Director Kelvin Phillips’ statement:
“A Swingin’ Trio” was born out of two ideas. The first was the desire to use a jazz trio as a Greek chorus to the story being told. The second was the urge, the challenge if you will, to make a film structured around the Aristotelian unities of time, place, and action. In the case of our film, the musicians are three characters, the stage/place is the couple’s home, and the action is the story of what happens to them over the course of a disassembling evening.”

FilmKZP Productions originally hails from the northeast, and only recently has called Austin, TX their home. But the couple promises that “A Swingin’ Trio” will be the first of many productions to come. “We love music, especially jazz, as one will see from the original jazz compositions performed by the award-winning Jeff Lofton Trio,” states Kelvin Phillips. “In fact, while in DC, we hope to check out one of my favorite jazz spots, Blues Alley, a place I discovered during my years at Howard.” “However, we also enjoy theater, dance, and all types of visual media. So, we seek to collaborate on as many projects as possible with passionate talented artists all around the world. Life is too short not to make someone laugh or cry…or both,” Jackson wryly commented. 

Cast and Crew
“A Swingin’ Trio” (USA, 80 min)
Cast: Johnny Walter, Timeca M. Seretti, and LeMarc Johnson
Production Design: David Jetre
Cinematography: Michael Morlan
Editor: Tim Tsai
Original “live” jazz music performed by The Jeff Lofton Trio
Other original music composed by: Alex Lu
Producer: Carla L. Jackson
Written and Directed: Kelvin Z. Phillips

About the Writer/Director
Kelvin Z. Phillips is the recipient of grants from Jerome Foundation, Art Matters, Inc., Brooklyn Arts and Cultural Association, and Apparatus Productions (founded by Christine Vachon and Todd Haynes). He is also the recipient of the Laurel Productions and the Herbert Biegel Screenwriting Awards, and is an alumnus of the Guy Hanks/Marvin Miller Screenwriting Fellowship, established by Drs. Bill and Camille Cosby. Phillips received his Bachelor of Arts in Film Directing from Howard University and Master of Fine Arts in Dramatic Writing from New York University. http://www.aswingintrio.com

About the Producer
A seasoned marketing and public relations professional with over 15 years of experience, Carla L. Jackson’s expertise lies with her ability to create favorable business-to-consumer relationships for clients who have included the ACC Center for Public Policy, Nike, the California Wellness Foundation, and On Your Feet: International Music and Dance Festival. Other past highlights are serving as Director of Marketing on award-winning Broadway and off-Broadway productions, including “August Wilson’s Jitney” and “King Hedley.” Jackson received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Theater Summa Cum Laude from Fordham University in New York; and her Master of Fine Arts degree in Theatre Management from Yale University. http://www.aswingintrio.com

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For more information about the film, please go to http://www.aswingintrio.com. To schedule an interview with Kelvin Z. Phillips and Carla L. Jackson, please contact Carla L. Jackson at 512-709-8521 or email Carla L. Jackson at carla@aswingintrio.com.

“…A Swingin’ Trio…a tense tale of secrets, lies, and revelations…” – Slackerwood

]]> Comment on En Vogue by felicia http://www.glasshouseradio.com/on-air/crafted-ingenuity/#comment-125 felicia Fri, 03 Feb 2012 21:20:01 +0000 http://www.glasshouseradio.com/?p=697#comment-125 Great Job ladies!! interesting topics. Thanks for keeping us informed! Great Job ladies!! interesting topics. Thanks for keeping us informed!

]]> Comment on New Woman Accuses Herman Cain of Sexual Harassment by sexual harassment attorney http://www.glasshouseradio.com/discussion-topics/new-woman-accuses-herman-cain-of-sexual-harassment/#comment-119 sexual harassment attorney Mon, 16 Jan 2012 08:42:51 +0000 http://www.glasshouseradio.com/?p=722#comment-119 I am really impressed that this woman brought this to the public. Most people are afraid to fight against someone who is well known. I am really impressed that this woman brought this to the public. Most people are afraid to fight against someone who is well known.

]]> Comment on En Vogue by Melvin http://www.glasshouseradio.com/on-air/crafted-ingenuity/#comment-85 Melvin Fri, 02 Dec 2011 21:49:42 +0000 http://www.glasshouseradio.com/?p=697#comment-85 Awesome show! Awesome show!

]]> Comment on En Vogue by felicia johnson http://www.glasshouseradio.com/on-air/crafted-ingenuity/#comment-84 felicia johnson Fri, 02 Dec 2011 21:34:05 +0000 http://www.glasshouseradio.com/?p=697#comment-84 Ladies, great discussion today! You all along with your guest, made some very interesting points. Thanks for the insight!! I'll be listening next week. Keep up the good work! :) Ladies, great discussion today! You all along with your guest, made some very interesting points. Thanks for the insight!!
I’ll be listening next week. Keep up the good work! :)

]]> Comment on 24 year old, Howard U Student Passes Away by tracey http://www.glasshouseradio.com/news/24-year-old-howard-u-student-passes-away/#comment-73 tracey Mon, 21 Nov 2011 23:06:40 +0000 http://www.glasshouseradio.com/?p=655#comment-73 I find your articles rather interesting. I plan to one day have an internet radio station or work for one myself I find your articles rather interesting. I plan to one day have an internet radio station or work for one myself

]]> Comment on En Vogue by Felicia http://www.glasshouseradio.com/on-air/crafted-ingenuity/#comment-71 Felicia Fri, 18 Nov 2011 21:03:25 +0000 http://www.glasshouseradio.com/?p=697#comment-71 Awesome show ladies. I look forward to next Friday :) Proud of YOU!! Awesome show ladies. I look forward to next Friday :) Proud of YOU!!

]]> Comment on Three Sides to a Story by marcus simpson http://www.glasshouseradio.com/on-air/three-sides-to-a-story/#comment-70 marcus simpson Fri, 18 Nov 2011 17:28:53 +0000 http://www.glasshouseradio.com/?p=332#comment-70 Do like seeing Beyonce's hair always blonde? Do like seeing Beyonce’s hair always blonde?

]]> Comment on Three Sides to a Story by marcus simpson http://www.glasshouseradio.com/on-air/three-sides-to-a-story/#comment-69 marcus simpson Fri, 18 Nov 2011 17:11:38 +0000 http://www.glasshouseradio.com/?p=332#comment-69 great discussion. i like girls with short hair. great discussion. i like girls with short hair.

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