HIP Curricula

Hi, this is Jessica Holter. Thank you so much for your interest in our HIP curricula. You will find snapshots of various HIP projects and curriculums on this page. If you would like to learn more about anything you see here, including the adoption of curricula, please feel free to email me at info@hipinc.org.

 

Coffy Town Radio Theater: A Curriculum in Creative Efficacy & Narrative Literacy

Coffy Town Radio Theater is the signature learning platform of the Holter Intellectual Property Curriculum, a 501c3 initiative dedicated to creative efficacy, cultural literacy, and community edutainment. Built by writer and poet Jessica Holter, this curriculum uses immersive Black Noir storytelling to teach the craft, discipline, and emotional intelligence behind modern narrative creation.

 

At its core, Coffy Town Radio Theater is a modular learning ecosystem where students, artists, and community members explore:

 

  • Story structure and world‑building

  • Character development and voicework

  • Journalism‑based observation and truth‑seeking

  • Scriptwriting for audio, stage, and interactive media

  • Music‑driven narrative design

  • AI‑assisted creativity and ethical digital authorship

  • Live performance, ensemble work, and audience engagement

 

Through the ongoing saga Players & Pearls at Club Surrender, learners witness how a story evolves from page to performance, from soundtrack to scene, and from digital narrative to live venue experience. The curriculum includes a locked script, an original Trap‑Cabaret/Noir House soundtrack, and a growing metaverse at Coffy.Town, where human performers eventually embody AI‑originated characters.

 

Coffy Town Radio Theater is more than entertainment—it is a training ground for emerging storytellers, a bridge between technology and tradition, and a community‑centered model for teaching art as both craft and cultural inheritance.

 

It is curriculum. It is community. It is creative empowerment in action.

HIP Soul Festival Workshop

 

The HIP Soul Festival Workshop is a customizable 8-week program that prepares young adult artists, college graduates, and recently emancipated foster kids for the creation of and participation in a live music festival that is produced between August and October. This event is schduled to take place in Decatur, GA in 2026.

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