Joseph Cuillier

For the 25th episode of The 180 Eric is joined by Joseph Cuillier, a New Orleans-based artist, designer, educator, and the co-director of The Black School and Black Love Fest. Joseph's interdisciplinary practice explores social practice, education, textile art, installation, digital image making and design. His visual work engages with fashion as architecture, abstraction as a technology, and Black radical pedagogy to disconnect history and create counter narratives. Go learn more about what Joseph is up to at www.josephcuillier.com. Thank you, listener, for being a part of The 180 family as we celebrate this milestone release!

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The 180

With Eric Lockley

Hey! This is a podcast where with fun games and good conversation we talk about a turning point in our guest's life. We've all had moments when a choice will either keep us right where we are or will take us to the next level. Let's laugh, heal and be inspired together as we discover how our guest made the 180.

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Eric Lockley

ERIC LOCKLEY is an OBIE award-winning actor, writer, producer and host. Stage credits include Choir Boy, #DateMe and on-screen credits include the Academy Award nominated First Reformed, Marvel's Luke Cage and most recently The Inheritance (TIFF, NYFF). Eric’s comedic web series Blacker is featured on “Best Web Series” lists and his short film, The Jump is available to stream on Amazon. Eric’s plays and solo shows including Blacken the Bubble, Without Trace and Last Laugh have been seen on stages in DC, NY and Chicago. Lockley flexes his comedy skills often; he was on the house musical improv team at The People's Improv Theater and is a permanent cast member of the digital comedy, “The Homemade Sketch Show” which is streaming on TubiTV. Lockley's inspirational talk show "Turning Points" has moved from Instagram Live and transferred to the podcast format under the title, "The 180 with Eric Lockley". The podcast mixes Eric's unique brand of joy, inspiration and self-empowerment. Lockley also produces with his Harlem-based orgs, The Movement Theatre Company & Harlem9. @iamericlockley

David Treatman

David Treatman Creative is a production company with offices in New York City and Philadelphia, led by principal David Treatman. With his first Off-Broadway credit at 19, and his first Broadway syndication at 20, David Treatman is widely heralded as one of the most successful independent producers of his generation. A Columbia University “Great Grad," David Treatman has produced over 15 projects in 4 years on new and traditional platforms. David Treatman Creative is a dynamic enterprise with the flexibility, human resources, and creativity to charter new entertainment landscapes, while remaining grounded by extensive experience in traditional models.

The company is committed to developing and investing in novel entertainment from screen to stage and beyond. With a growing roster of employees and services, David Treatman Creative is prepared to guide any project to its best and most strategic iteration.

Mike Lunoe

Mike's a pretty groovy dude.