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Arts in Armed Forces

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12 episodes
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Podcast Overview

AITAF’s mission is to use the powerful shared experience of the arts to start conversations between military and civilian, service member and family member, the world of the arts and the world of practical action.<br /> <br /> AITAF After-Show is a limited series of behind-the-scenes conversations between our artists and our military partners.

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5/27/2020

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Episode thumbnail for Film Q&A: Bicycle Thieves feat. Charles Burnett

August 5, 2021

Film Q&A: Bicycle Thieves feat. Charles Burnett

This episode contains the conversation between writer, director, and producer Charles Burnett and United States Military Academy alum, writer, and AITAF board member Chris Wolfe during one of AITAF’s Virtual Film Screening Series. They discussed the film ‘Bicycle Thieves’ (De Sica 1948), a film selected for viewing by Charles Burnett. To learn about upcoming Virtual Film Screenings and events, visit our Events Page at events.aitaf.org

Episode thumbnail for Film Q&A: Richard Pryor: Live in Concert feat. Judd Apatow

July 29, 2021

Film Q&A: Richard Pryor: Live in Concert feat. Judd Apatow

This episode contains the conversation between comedian, writer, and producerJudd Apatow and United States Marine Corps veteran, writer, and AITAF board member Phil Klay during one of AITAF’s Virtual Film Screening Series. They discussed the film ‘Richard Pryor: Live in Concert’ (Margolis 1979), a film selected for viewing by Judd Apatow. To learn about upcoming Virtual Film Screenings and events, visit our Events Page at events.aitaf.org

Episode thumbnail for Film Q&A: Rocky feat. Edi Gathegi

July 22, 2021

Film Q&A: Rocky feat. Edi Gathegi

This episode contains the conversation between actor Edi Gathegi and United States Marine Corps Colonel Ricoh Player during one of AITAF’s Virtual Film Screening Series. They discussed the film ‘Rocky’ (Avildsen 1976), a film selected for viewing by Edi Gathegi. To learn about upcoming Virtual Film Screenings and events, visit our Events Page at events.aitaf.org

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What is Arts in Armed Forces?

AITAF’s mission is to use the powerful shared experience of the arts to start conversations between military and civilian, service member and family member, the world of the arts and the world of practical action.<br /> <br /> AITAF After-Show is a limited series of behind-the-scenes conversations between our artists and our military partners.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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