#MyBmore | What's The 410? w/ The Short Kuts Show
- #MyBmore Project
- Jul 14
- 1 min read
In this episode, we sit down with Marc LaVeau, Co-Producer and Director; and Kendra Rochambeau Banks, Co-Producer and Curator of The Short Kuts Show, an award-winning live storytelling experience that has spent the last decade creating courageous spaces for honest conversations around mental health, identity, resilience, healing, fatherhood, and the power of community.
As The Short Kuts Show prepares to celebrate its 10th anniversary, this conversation goes beyond the milestone to explore the heart of the movement—why storytelling matters, how truth-telling can become a pathway to healing, and what it means to create intentional spaces where people feel seen, heard, and connected.
Together, they open up about:
🔶 The origins of Fades & Fellowship and how it evolved into The Short Kuts Show
🔶 Why they believe stories have the power to heal individuals and strengthen communities 🔶 The difference between storytelling and truth-telling—and why authenticity matters now more than ever
🔶 Their vision for the future of The Short Kuts Show and the legacy they hope it leaves in Baltimore and beyond
We also kick things off with "They 8 (Ate)"—our signature rapid-fire round where our guests share a few personal reflections and reveal a little more about who they are beyond the titles.
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