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"Man, I just felt different when I had that FUBU on." -- Matt Warren on 90s fashion and the evolution of Como Beach Clothing - Vimarsana News

"Man, I just felt different when I had that FUBU on." -- Matt Warren on 90s fashion and the evolution of Como Beach Clothing

KBIA's T'Keyah Thomas in conversation with Matt Warren, local entrepreneur and owner of Como Beach Clothing. Together they reminisce over 90s fashion, talk about the evolution of Como Beach and the importance of unity in the community.

Source: kbia.org
A conversation about Ragtag Cinema's Annual Black Independent Film Series - Vimarsana News

A conversation about Ragtag Cinema's Annual Black Independent Film Series

KBIA's T’Keyah Thomas sits down with with Ragtag Film Society's Ted Rogers and Faramola Shonekan as they talk a little bit about Black Independents Vol III, their annual Black independent film series happening over at Ragtag Cinema this February for Black History Month.

Source: kbia.org
T'Keyah Thomas - Vimarsana News

T'Keyah Thomas

T’Keyah Thomas is a spoken word poet and community organizer based in Columbia, MO. In her role as announcer and producer for KBIA, you’re likely to catch TK on-air during the day, or moderating a panel on art and local history.

Source: kbia.org
Charles Mingus, Jack Kerouac meet on the beat in Jazz Series concert - Vimarsana News

Charles Mingus, Jack Kerouac meet on the beat in Jazz Series concert

The concert will feature music from the Mingus Big Band, with local culture-makers reading from Kerouac's iconic "On the Road."

'You Don't Say' Live: Continuing the Conversation - Vimarsana News

'You Don't Say' Live: Continuing the Conversation

The 'You Don't Say' series of conversations on Columbia's Black history and heritage took to a live forum last September at the State Historical Society of Missouri's Center for Missouri Studies.

Source: kbia.org