Support Our #creatives®

Connie C Lamothe: Talent Manager and Award-winning Filmmaker - Support Our #creatives® podcast [Originally broadcast on May 18, 2026]

Original live stream date May 18, 2026, via StreamYard. TheAward-Winning Support Our #creatives® podcast, hosted by Alan Greenstein. Our special guest is Connie C Lamothe: Talent Manager and Award-winning Filmmaker. We will talk about Connie’s companies CCL Talent Management and Drivers Productions LLC, her film “The Wooden Bowl,” her upcoming film “Driving Into Darkness,” and more.  ** Connie C Lamothe’s BIO ** Connie Lamothe is an award-winning filmmaker, director,producer, and talent manager with more than 25 years in the entertainment industry. Beginning her career in modeling and acting, she went on to direct and produce acclaimed independent films including “Rosie’s Miracle,” “Reunion,”“Charity,” “The Fourth Question,” “That Moment When,” and the award-winning drama “The Wooden Bowl,” which earned multiple festival honors including Best Director and Best Screenplay. Her work has been recognized at festivalsnationwide for excellence in directing, storytelling, and performance. In addition to filmmaking, Connie is the founder of CCLTalent and CCLProductions, where she has spent decades developing and representing talent in film, television, theater, and modeling. She has also served as Artistic Director of Growing Stage Theatre, producing more than 16 youth musicals, and remains active in both independent film development and talent mentorship. Connie is currently in pre-production on her upcoming feature film “Driving Into Darkness.” ** #StreamYard #SupportOurHashtagCreatives #podcast #ConnieCLamothe #talentManager #filmmaker #director #producer #screenwriter #actress #CCLTalentManagement#DriverProductionsLLC #DrivingIntoDarkness #TheWoodenBowl NOTE: * The author of this episode, Alan Greenstein, has NOT been financially compensated for promoting the intellectual property of guest Connie C Lamothe.

Corvaa: Musical Entrepreneur - Support Our #creatives® podcast [Originally broadcast on April 6, 2026]

Original live stream date April 6, 2026, via StreamYard. TheAward-Winning Support Our #creatives® podcast, hosted by Alan Greenstein. Our special guest is Corvaa: Musical Entrepreneur. We will talk about Corvaa’s music career, including her recent appearances in Miami, her companies, and more.  ** Corvaa’s BIO ** Corvaa is a multi-talented musical entrepreneur. She was born in Piraeus, Greece and was brought to the United States after being adopted at six months old. Her first interest in music started at seven years old but did not turn professional until twenty-five. Her individual roles are Dance/Pop Vocalist, Songwriter, and Owner. She owns two companies that helpassist and develop other talent, brands, etc. Corvaa Music LLC was established in 2013 and offers entertainment services to create results for other talent. Corvaa Music Worldwide was formulated in 2021 and functions as a publishing company. This company was established to create global results. Her driven nature comes from her father Angelo Corva, who was a well-known architect in New York. Angelo unfortunately passed away in 2017 due to Leukemia, but his name lives on through Corvaa’s original music. As Corvaa worked for her father for many years (prior to music) it quickly shaped her perspective on work ethic. Her original music has placed onto the Billboard charts, been played on Top 40 radio throughout the country, gotten her featured as a Spotlight Artist on KTU, and been signed/distributed onto Beatport. Her latest accomplishments include being invited to the 2026 American Grammy Awards in California, receiving her first international award at the 2025 Glamour Music Awards in the Dominican Republic, and being invited back to the 2026 Electronic Dance Music Awards in Miami. Known for being called the “Lady aga of House Music” (for her dramatic looks) it’s clear she has a very bright future ahead. ** #StreamYard #SupportOurHashtagCreatives #podcast #Corvaa #music #entrepreneur #musicalEntrepreneur #dance #popVocalist #songwriter #CorvaaMusicLLC #CorvaaMusicWorldwide #BehindOurLies #MiamiMusicWeek #ElectronicDanceMusicAwards NOTE: * The author of this episode, Alan Greenstein, has NOT been financially compensated for promoting the intellectual property of guest Corvaa.

Elliot Lyles and Lex Wilson-Lyles: Directors, Writers, Producers – Support Our #creatives® podcast [Originally broadcast on March 2, 2026]

Original live stream date March 2, 2026, via StreamYard. TheAward-Winning Support Our #creatives® podcast, hosted by Alan Greenstein. Our special guests are Elliot Lyles and Lex Wilson-Lyles: Directors, writers, and producers. We will talk about filmmaking and musical scoring and how these two creatives began collaborating, taking advantage of their special skills.  ** The Lyles’ BIOs ** Elliot Lyles: Elliot Lyles is a Brooklyn‑born actor, singer, and filmmakerwho discovered his passion for entertainment early, inspired by his mother’s performances. He trained in acting at the University of Maryland and Montgomery College and went on to star in stage productions including “Ragtime,” “Chicago,”“Conversations About H.E.R.,” “Death of a Doornail,” and the D.C. Black Theatre Festival’s “I Am.” His on‑camera work includes roles in the Emmy Award–winning web series “Anacostia” and “Chocolate City,” along with appearances in HBO’s “The Wire” and “Veep,” Disney’s “National Treasure 2,” the “Divergent” series (“Insurgent,” “The 5th Wave”), and The CW’s “The Originals.” A disabled veteran, Elliot now owns NoeLane Productions—aproduction company he runs alongside his wife—Lex, where they develop all TV and film projects in‑house. He leads writing and world‑building, while she directs and composes original scores. Their son has been bitten by the actingbug. Elliot’s brother, Howard Gibson of LevL Studios, serves as his production mentor and partner, forming a family‑run creative team with deep experience across development and production. Lex Wilson-Lyles: Lex only spent a short term of her childhood in Kansas beforeshe moved to Mobile, Alabama. Inspired by her father, Reuben King, she wrote poetry to rhythm which then transitioned to song writing. Throughout her school career, Lex has a long history when it comes to her musical involvement. As shehas many family members who are musically inclined, Big Lex taught herself how to play the piano, xylophones, flute, saxophone, and even learned to play guitar with her grandfather. When Lex made it to high school, she thoroughlystudied orchestration when it came to her favorite classical pieces. This progressed to Lex writing accompaniments for her friends who wrote their own musicals and songs. Lex did not limit her capabilities to just musicals and parodies; sheoccasionally wrote freestyles for others who looked forward to rap battles during lunch. Lex's father discovered that Lex was capable of producing songs that were not only distinguished, but lyrically inclined and catchy. The Lyles: We met with each other to build a music department forNoeLane Productions and handle scoring and cinematography. But GOD had a deeper plan. One for building a family, and an empire. ** #StreamYard #SupportOurHashtagCreatives #podcast #ElliotLyles #LexWilsonLyles #director #writer #producer #productionCompany #music #musicalScores #NoeLaneProductions #KingEntertainment NOTE: * The author of this episode, Alan Greenstein, * Has NOT been financially compensated for promoting the intellectual property of guests Elliot Lyles and Lex Wilson-Lyles. * Is an associate producer of some of the Lyles' projects."

Fiona Kida: Writer, Director, Musician – Support Our #creatives® podcast [Originally broadcast on February 16, 2026]

Original live stream date February 16, 2026, via StreamYard. The Award-Winning Support Our #creatives® podcast, hosted by Alan Greenstein. Our special guest is Fiona Kida: Writer, Director, and Musician. We will discuss her upcoming project “Two-Timing Gemini” and compare it to an earlier project, “Blue Hour,” with respect to writing. We will also discuss her role as a writer’s assistant on the Netflix series “Bridgerton”; other projects; and her music and the best way to use music in her projects. ** Fiona Kida’s BIO ** Fiona is a Tanzanian American writer-director working as a Writer’s Assistant on Netflix’s TV Show Bridgerton S3, S4, and S5. She previously worked at Google's Creative Lab in NYC, Bad Robot, Annapurna, NBCUniversal, Meta, and Media Res, all while building an online audience for her music during her spare time. Fiona loves telling stories about highly anxious queer protagonists desperately seeking love and acceptance. Her romcom feature screenplay, I'm Begging You to Date Me, advanced as a 2025 Semifinalist for Blue Cat, Finalist for the 2024 Nashville Film Fest, Finalist for Flicker's Rhode Island, second round ISA Fellowship Fast Track Program, Quarterfinalist of the Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards, and Quarterfinals of Finish Line’s Screenwriting competition. Her TV pilot, The PR Team, also charted at the top of Coverfly’s Red List all last summer after advancing in Screencraft's 2024 Comedy Pilot Competition, leading her to sign with her manager. Fiona is currently gearing up to direct her next short film, Two-Timing Gemini, which placed as a Semifinalist for Outstanding Screenplays short competition, as she writes her next big project. She's a USC Production graduate with a background in producing and directing. She was nominated for a Student Emmy for a short she directed in high school. Her last directed short film, post-grad, Blue Hour, won a 2021 WAVE Grant to be produced. That same year, her drama feature screenplay, Blood, got into the 2nd round of Sundance's 2021 Development Track. Outside of filmmaking, Kida is known as a talented guitarist, plant mom, and exceptional chef. ** #StreamYard #SupportOurHashtagCreatives #podcast #FionaKida #writer #director #musician #TwoTimingGemini #BlueHour #Bridgerton NOTE: * The author of this episode, Alan Greenstein, * Has NOT been financially compensated for promoting guest Fiona Kida's intellectual property. * Is an executive producer of Fiona Kida's project "Blue Hour."

Dorez Douglas: Award-winning Producer, Author, Poet – Support Our #creatives® podcast [Originally broadcast on January 19, 2026]

Original live stream date January 19, 2026, via StreamYard.The Award-Winning Support Our #creatives® podcast, hosted by Alan Greenstein. Our special guest is Dorez Douglas: author, poet, and award-winning producer.We will discuss her first major project “Jirimpimbira,” how the entertainment industry has changed since Dorez started, Indie vs. Hollywood vs. the new NonDē movement, her collaboration with two-time Academy Award winner Willie D. Burton, the FAVunite platform, the importance of writing onSubstack, and the eBooks she has written. ** Dorez Douglas’ BIO ** With three decades of experience, Dorez Douglas stands as a visionary force in the entertainment industry. Her producing credits include the short film "Voices," starring Lamman Rucker, cult feature "Beverly Hood," and ABC's beloved animated special "Jirimpimbira." Dorez, with two-time Academy Award winner Willie Burton, has several projects in development. In addition, the duo has established the Foresight Entertainment Film & Music Workshop offering hands-on training for those who work or want to work on a production crew. Douglas is the author of three eBooks: "How To Make A Short Film," "Careers In Film," and "How To Win An Oscar." Learn more at dorezdouglas.com. ** #StreamYard #SupportOurHashtagCreatives #podcast #DorezDouglas #producer #Jirimpimbira #NonDē #WillieDBurton #FAVunite #Substack #eBooks NOTE: * The author of this episode, Alan Greenstein, has NOT been financially compensated for promoting guest Dorez Douglas' intellectual property.