This week, Kindaris Pictures celebrates Hazel Scott. Though she is remembered as a jazz pianist, we will spotlight her contributions to...

In this episode, "A.G. Marie" shares news of Nina Mae McKinney's sixteen-week tour of Europe in 1936.

Become a PATRON to watch the visual version of the Kindaris Pictures Podcast: Season 3, Episode 13, titled: “The Other Migration”.

Cabin in the Sky is now mostly loved as an iconic work in Black Cinema history.

Hear the sweet story of how Allen "Farina" Hoskins got his start in the film industry.

Olga "Ollie" Burgoyne was one of the few African-American performers of the early stage to appear in at least one Hollywood film.

In 1944, The Afro American newspaper reported that five movie companies had been accused of deleting footage...

The Regal Theater in Durham, North Carolina was one of many. Possibly originally built as a vaudeville house in 1927.

Explore the landmark "Sugar Hill Case" (1945) with the Kindaris Pictures Podcast.

On October 11, 1930, The Afro American reported that dancer Bill "Bojangles" Robinson was shot in Pittsburgh.