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Here's how this web series is trying to normalize bisexuality.
brotha speak podcast: interview with david j. cork creator of bi: the webseries
In this Brothaspeak Podcast, David. J. Cork, the Creator of Bi: The Webseries, joins us to discuss developing content, a career, being bisexual, and his "No Homo, No Hetero" documentary on indiegogo, and other future projects.
Huffington Post: "Bisexual: The New ‘It’ Word "
It was a couple of months ago that someone I knew came to me about a new show looking to break barriers and break ground on a subject not often discussed or for that matter even talked about. Here’s the thing if bisexuality was being discussed it wasn’t happening in some of the circles or with the people I spent my time with. The show is a YouTube web series called Bi
NBc news: "Bisexual Actor Uses Art to Explore Identity"
The "B" in LGBTQ often gets overshadowed by the other letters in the acronym, but bisexual actor and writer David J. Cork is trying to change that with his art and his voice.
Moswn: "THE HOT 10 | DAVID J. CORK"
We can all thank David J. Cork’s mom for his hit romantic dramedy, Bi: The Webseries. For it was a venting session about the actor’s love life that sparked the sensation thousands of viewers now tune in for every month. “I was in a situation where I was dating a man and a woman at the same time,” Cork explains. “It kind of blew up in my face. I was expressing my frustrations to my mom one day and she goes, ‘Baby, your life is a TV show.'”
SOULE: "Bi: The Webseries Gets Darker In Its Second Season"
It would be remiss if we didn’t state the lighter antics of the first season of David J. Cork’s webseries, “Bi.” The show was unique in its ventures into the mind and relationships of a Black bisexual man, Alex (Cork), in New York City. While heavily sexual, its humor and attitude reflected a fresh and accessible tone, something that is flipped on its heels with the second season premiere.