Guests of Uncultured Twenties

Maya Pinion defines herself as the trashiest witch in all of Toronto, found being a menace in most dive bars on a school night, flying around on her broomstick for a sweet treat and found on stage being a silly mess. Her drag is a love letter to the absurd, to the silly and the truly chaotic energy that is present within this fucked up world.

In addition to being a TV and Film Critic, Kay-B is a writer, producer and podcast host of On-Call with Kay-B. She is a member of the Critics Choice, Television Critics Association and African American Film Critics Association.

Brenessa Roach is a music industry professional with a passion for journalism, concert photography, A&R and artist management and consultation services. As the CEO of Behind The Beat, she has dedicated herself to supporting and promoting emerging talent. Brenessa's musical tastes span R&B, indie rock, and Korean-pop/Korean R&B, reflecting her diverse and eclectic appreciation for sound. 
 

Karen K. Tran is a writer and photographer whose work has appeared in Exclaim! Magazine, The Globe and Mail and Next Mag, among many others.

Troy aka RedArcherLive (he/him) is a YouTube and Twitch partner who makes gaming content, marvel content and more. Crispy Pro (he/him) is a Whotuber who has been making videos for 11 years and creates content for WhoCulture. Together they make the Who’s There? A Doctor Who Podcast. They’ve published over 100 episodes and had guests such as Alex Kingston and Mark Sheppard.

Billy Luther is a Navajo, Hopi, and Laguna Pueblo filmmaker, born in Winslow, USA. His documentary films include Miss Navajo (07), Grab (11), and the short Red Lake (16). Frybread Face and Me (23) is his narrative feature debut.

Jen Markowitz is a Toronto-based filmmaker. They have worked in directing, writing, producing, and casting. Their directorial credits include the TV series Vice Canada Reports and The Fabulous Show with Fay and Fluffy. Summer Qamp is their feature film debut.

Jenna Benchetrit is a web and radio journalist for major Canadian news outlets. She covers topics from entertainment to business, with a soft spot for '70s and '80s films. 

Amanda Ann-Min Wong is a Toronto-based film director, writer, sound artist, and musician. Their work explores themes of loss, nostalgia, and memory, as well as finding purpose and community through the arts.

Liv is a writer with a love for music. They regularly review music and curate playlists on TikTok. Liv’s music taste includes anything you could possibly think of, but especially punk, electronic and art pop.