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L. Malik Anderson
Verified
Associate Producer, All Of It
Milwaukee, New York
Beats
Biography
L. Malik Anderson (he/ they) is a vibrant storyteller, digital content creator, and arts and culture producer for WNYC’s All Of It hosted by Alison Stewart. He’s produced over 250 live radio conversations with actors, directors, novelists, visual artists, health providers, and others. They are a great listener, a team player, and a fierce advocate for mental health who finds adventure in learning new things. Before relocating to New York City at the height of the pandemic, he lived in Wisconsin where he completed an Emma Bowen Foundation fellowship with Wisconsin Public Radio and freelanced for 365 Media Foundation, a nonprofit news outlet for communities of color. He’s interviewed filmmakers, fashion designers, food entrepreneurs, and business owners of color from his hometown, Milwaukee, WI to highlight their work. They strongly believe in using arts and media to empower marginalized communities while teaching younger people to do the same. He enjoys the arts, music, and television/ film, especially projects centering Queer Black/ Latine experiences. Recently, he finished a social media campaign highlighting over 20 guests on WNYC’s All Of It who received nominations for an NAACP Image Award, culminating in a two-hour on-air preview of the awards show. His bylines include Madison Commons, WPR, The Madison Times, Blavity, Madison365, and Gothamist.
film , music, Visual Arts , Mental Health, Fashion, Television, History
Politics, entertainment,sports.
Content
By Alison Stewart Verified, L. Malik Anderson| Gothamist Verified Over a decade ago, Brooklyn author Eamon Dolan broke up with his mother after years of physical and emotional abuse. He initially felt guilt and grief over his decision. But after about a year, he began to feel he had made the right choice. "I started to feel that not only I had done the right thing, the necessary thing, but that I had done a brave thing and a thing that other people in my life might take as an example," he said, in a recent interview with WNYC's Alison Stewart.
By L. Malik Anderson| Madison365@ Flashy Faded Barbershop owner José Pérez “JP” Zamora provides Milwaukee residents and athletes fresh cuts while setting an example for young people behind him. The husband and father of three is known for his precision, creativity, and trend-setting styles. Now the official barber of the Milwaukee Brewers, he is also an ambassador for Andis Company, Potawatomi Casino, and theCut haircut app. Zamora, who immigrated from Tamaulipas, Mexico alongside his family, started cutting hair when he was young.
By L. Malik, L. Malik Anderson| lmalik.com@ Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans join forces for a mythological mission to save Saint Nicholas in the new Christmas-themed action comedy film “Red One.”Director Jake Kasdan, who directed Johnson in the 2017 fantasy-adventure film Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle and its 2019 sequel, Jumanji: The Next Level, told Entertainment Weekly the film was the brainchild of Johnson’s producing partner Hiram Garcia.
Company Info
All Of It