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  • Inside The Culture Trailer

    Inside The Culture is the flagship documentary series of Imani Network, highlighting positive aspects of black culture to combat the negative stereotypes of black people in the media. The show is hosted by Imani himself and features uplifting stories from black artists and community leaders in Baltimore City.

  • Footwork by Fearless Dance Empire

    The girls of Fearless Dance Empire use their breathtaking ballet skills to take them from the heart of Baltimore City to some of the biggest stages around the world.

  • The Community Center by Reflection Eternal Barbershop

    The master barbers at Reflection Eternal Barbershop embrace their roles as safe space holders for the men in their community.

  • Built For This by YungTwoSeven

    Neurodivergent music producer YungTwoSeven overcomes her personal struggles to help guide other artists toward success in the Baltimore music industry.

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About Imani

Baltimore City   Baltimore City Station North AE District  

Imani Muleyyar is an award-winning multimedia storyteller, educator, and arts advocate. He began his arts career by producing socially conscious music to combat negative stereotypes in the black community during the 1990s. This led Imani to pursue a profession in audio engineering, studying at American University in Washington, DC and opening multiple recording studios to promote positive messages in impoverished neighborhoods throughout Baltimore.

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Artist Spotlight

Musical documentaries telling intimate stories about Baltimore artists while also showcasing their talents.

  • Talbolt Johnson - The Art Of The Catalyst

    Talbolt Johnson discovered a natural talent for dance that ultimately led him to a better understanding of himself and the world around him.

  • Kay LA - This Ain't P*ssy Rap

    Rapped, singer & spoken word artist Kay LA seeks to dispel the myth that women have to flaunt their sexuality to make it in the music industry.

  • Shamar Rice - When Dance Is My Therapy

    Baltimore club dancer Shamar Rice had to overcome challenges simultaneously on the dance floor and on the hard streets of Baltimore.

  • Mama x Artist - Wayna

    Wayna escaped war-torn Ethiopia for a better life in the states, but her love for music led her to a career in the arts marred by constant uncertainty.

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    • The Story Of Baltimore Club Music

    Baltimore club music started a dance crazy that's currently sweeping the music industry and all of social media. Despite it's popularity, the originators of club music have mostly been overlooked. This documentary series shines a light on the people who created this music genre and the city that influenced it's unique sound.

    • Mighty Mark - It's The Sound Of The City

      DJ Mighty Mark believes that the unique sound of club music is a byproduct of the living conditions in Baltimore city.

    • TSU Terry - The Only Baltimore Club Dance Moves You Need To Know

      International choreographer TSU Terry explains what make Baltimore club dance so different from all the other dance styles out there.

    • DJ K-Spin - "That's When Baltimore City Got Worst!"

      DJ K-Spin lets us know exactly when Baltimore club music took a turn for the worst.

    • Uneek - Who Really Brought Club Music To The Industry?

      Promoter and community organizer Uneek argues why the residents of Baltimore need to be acknowledged for sparking the club music phenomenon.

    • DJ Ducky Dynamo - We Need To Preserve The Cultures In Our Cities

      DJ Ducky Dynamo's campaign to preserve club music in the city led to the establishment of Baltimore Club Music Day.

    • DJ AyyMello - The King of Baltimore

      DJ AyyMello overcomes self doubt to win the prestigious "King of Baltimore" title at the cities's biggest Baltimore club dance competition.

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    • Our Story

    Audio stories of everyday Baltimore citizens who happen to live extraordinary lives.

    • Our Story - Black Puppeteers

      Baltimore comedy icon Sheila Gaskins tells us about the history of black puppetry and gives a first hand account on how puppetry can positively impact city youth.

    • Our Story - The People's Barber

      Master barber Sundiata Osage reveals the correlation between black barbershops and black men's mental health.

    • Our Story - Mama Artist

      Visual artist Nefah'titi Partlow-Myrick details the challenges she's faced trying to balance motherhood with a full time career in the arts.

    • Our Story - Discovering Dad

      Spoken word artist Komplex seeks to build a relationship with his estranged daughter by deconstructing his family's history of abandonment.

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