Good Day Street Talk

See how festivals are bringing attention to filmmakers and their passion projects including the Chelsea Film Festival. Founder and CEO Ingrid Jean-Baptiste talks about the impact the festival can make on up and coming filmmakers. Plus, Flavio Alves, writer, executive producer and director of the film "The Garden Left Behind," and producer Roy Wol, along with writer and director John Ashe Say of the film "Sanitas Pacifica" talk about their experience on the festival circuit! And, directors Joe Gawalis and Eric Rivas discuss their careers and their new projects.

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, and what better way to than with dance! Eduardo Vilaro, Artistic Director and CEO of Ballet Hispanico, talks about some local celebrations in our communities! Then, they have a vision to be a leading partner and a voice in a global movement that tells stories and cultural experiences of the African Diaspora. The organization is 651 Arts, and Executive Director David Roberts talks about its inspiration! And, for 40 years, Council for Unity has helped individuals, groups, and communities through customized curriculum, training and technical assistance. President and Founder Bob Desena discusses how it’s bringing people together!

Good Day Street Talk for June 29, 2019.

A tradition on Good Day Street Talk - a look at summer moves. Plus, New York is the home of a unique cinematic event celebrating LGBTQ film during Pride Month called Out Cinema.” And, this summer, the Fresh Air Fund will send thousands of New York City children from low-income communities on a new summer experience.

Fox 5 is proud to again partner with the "Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation" for the annual Tower Climb of One World Trade Center, honoring the memories of fallen 9/11 heroes and first responders, as well as our brave men and women serving overseas. CEO and Chairman Frank Siller tells us about the event and the foundation’s efforts. Also, it's a disease that effects approximately 3 million Americans

A very special Good Day Street Talk from Radio Free Brooklyn, a nonprofit community organization that’s empowering Brooklyn’s underserved local communities by giving them a voice throughout the world through freeform internet radio. The executive director Tom Tenney talks about how the project all started, while Kirsten Nicolaisen discusses the education program known as Teen Squad. And, we hear from hosts Bob Javors of the show “Black & Blues,” and Bobby C of “The Attitude Adjustment.”

Good Day Street Talk Dec 15, 2018