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Named a “2024 Rising Star of Animation” by Animation Magazine, Ashleigh Crystal Hairston is a multi-hyphenate in the truest sense of the word. She is the lead voice actress on Nickelodeon’s The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish, a series she also helped co-create. As a writer, story editor, and co-EP on the show, Ashleigh has helped shape its voice since its inception. She ran the writers room alongside Lindsay Katai, crafting the arc of the series and developing entirely new characters and relationships. She even served as lead writer on three episodes!Ashleigh is so proud to be introducing a new generation to Cosmo and Wanda, and to be lending her voice to the show’s new protagonist Hazel Wells. Of course, this latest achievement simply builds upon her previous work as Head Writer on Jessica’s Big Little World, a spin-off of the Emmy-nominated Craig of the Creek, where Ashleigh similarly served as staff writer and voice of the wild-eyed scientist Wren! Ashleigh is also the voice of the iconic Babs Bunny in the Warner Bros. revival Tiny Toons Looniversity, streaming now on Max.As one of the industry’s fastest rising Black women, Ashleigh is committed to uplifting others around her. She looks forward to ushering in an entire generation of Black voices in animation and beyond! She has previously been featured in Forbes as well as NPR’s ‘All Things Considered.’
Latest From The Newsroom
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Ned brings songs of protest and more to Jazz Etc.
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The All Pueblo Council of Governors and New Mexico's congressional delegation pushed back against a proposal that would remove protections around the Chaco Culture National Historical Park
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Rumelia Collective performs at Unit B on Saturday, July 25th
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Mental health conditions, COVID-19 infection and a lack of prenatal care were found to be contributing factors
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Former New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas says the feds didn't hold up their end of an agreement
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The event raised more than $6,000 to support St. Baldrick's Foundation
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Stansbury accuses Trump administration of doing ‘bare minimum’ to get public feedback on controversial plan.
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Rural communities and tribal governments have until July 27 to apply for a new Rural Health Care Fund in New Mexico. The fund is tied to a larger federal fund aimed at offsetting Medicaid cuts.
Interviews
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Bird talks politics with Dylan Schwaegel of the D.S.A. on Function at the Junction
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Aza Lineage is a rising Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist from Kingston. Known for her work keeping sound system culture alive, she collaborated with legendary producer King Jammy to release her highly anticipated 17-track debut studio album, Rebel Daawta, which blends roots reggae with modern consciousness.
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Roadside Distraction's Marc and Paula interview Kipp Bentley, who will be celebrating the release of his upcoming record Night Letter at Unit B in Santa Fe on Saturday, July 11th.
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Jazz Trumpeters are featured on The Bopera House with guests Michael Morreale and Jennifer Dobbins
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Aly chats with her friend Helga Aoncona about her new CD and upcoming Santa Fe performance
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Michael Morreale joins John Trentacosta to talk about his upcoming Santa Fe performance at Unit B
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