The Hilltop Glove Podcast Live!

Welcome to The Hilltop Glove Podcast Live!

Join us at for an exciting live recording of . Expect an afternoon full of laughter, learning, and meaningful conversation as our hosts sit down with special guests for insightful discussions, behind-the-scenes stories, and an interactive audience Q&A.

Event Date: January 31, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM (Eastern)

Designed to uplift and connect Columbia’s creative community, The Hilltop Glove Podcast (Live) is more than a show—it’s a networking experience. Artists, entrepreneurs, and innovators are invited to meet, collaborate, and build community in an inspiring atmosphere.

Tickets: $10
Perks: Light refreshments provided
Note: Limited seating—secure your spot early!

This event is proudly sponsored by , a Southern organization dedicated to supporting original art grounded in community, culture, and spirit. As a collective of cultural workers, Alternate ROOTS is committed to social and economic justice, environmental stewardship, and the dismantling of all forms of oppression.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience The Hilltop Glove Podcast in person. Bring your friends and enjoy an unforgettable afternoon at a fantastic venue!

Info: Bryant Kirk White, a Laurens, SC native, is driven by a deep passion for purpose and uplifting others. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing & Management with a minor in Public Relations from the University of South Carolina, and a Master’s in Film & Television Post Production from SCAD. Bryant channels his creativity into mission-based content, leadership in communications, and experiences that inspire personal growth. As the founder of A.Bevy: The School of Self Awareness, he empowers young adults nationwide to discover their passion, path, and purpose through innovative educational experiences.

Info: Nathalie Watson is an Afro-Latina and Gullah Geechee photographer and cinematographer who creates cinematic portraits that honor resilience, healing, and the beauty of Black identity in harmony with the land. Her work explores the spiritual connection between people and place, using natural light, texture, and storytelling to preserve the essence of her community.Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally including ArtFields, Moja Arts Festival, and the Monaco Art Fair, where she has earned multiple honors such as 2nd place at the North Charleston Arts Festival, 3rd place at the Greenwood Festival of Flowers, and the 2025 South Carolina Arts Commission Emerging Artist Grant. Based in Charleston, her practice continues to explore ancestral wisdom and cultural preservation, culminating in her 2026 solo exhibition Aura of Our Ancestors at Park Circle Gallery.

Info: Dogon Krigga is an Afrosurrealist visual artist, graphic designer, and creative consultant. They are the founder of Makrigga Media/Art By Krigga, and creator of The Antique Blacks: A Rootworker’s Tarot. Outside of art and design, Dogon is a community organizer and advocate for mutual aid in the Columbia area.

Info: Queen is a creative storyteller who rebuilt her life after abuse, divorce, and literally losing everything—including her home and every familiar piece of her life. She doesn’t sugarcoat the hard parts, but she’s proof that you can laugh, heal, and rebuild at the same time… even when life feels like it’s throwing plot twists straight out of a drama series. Homeless for months, she learned the power of community, support, and asking for help without shame or apology. Today, she uses her voice to help others feel seen, supported, and encouraged as they rebuild their own lives. Queen believes healing should be honest, a little messy, and full of community—and that starting over is still a beautiful kind of creative work.

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