Brooklyn Free Speech Radio is the borough's first community podcast network with content produced and edited by New York City's most diverse audio makers.New episodes every Tuesday.
Each episode includes a brief discussion of social justice issues and politics, as well as playing and talking about classic jazz songs and the artists.
This podcast episodes me and the guest discuss post graduation, plans for summer, and favorite things to do in summer.
Each episode includes a brief discussion of social justice issues and politics, as well as playing and talking about classic jazz songs and the artists.
Fearless Abolitionist Anees on Community, Abolition, and Healing On this episode of The Junk and Jam Experience, Christopher Albert sits down with the brilliant and bold Anees — activist, community organizer, abolitionist, and lifelong learner — to talk about building safer, more just futures through collective care, protest, and healing. Anees opens up about their journey from academia to street-level activism, shares insights on prison abolition, protest safety, and reflects on identity, family, and cultural belonging. From Pro-Palestinian demonstrations, to abolition and over-policing, the Land back Movement, and spiritual herbalism — this convo is as empowering as it is expansive. Featuring: - Community safety & abolitionist organizing - Personal stories of resilience, healing, and joy - Equitable education and resources in a changing political landscape - Protest, poetry, Taekwondo, and tender truth bombs Plus: A hilarious game of "Who's THEY IS, HUH?" — because modesty looks better on men anyway
Each episode includes a brief discussion of social justice issues and politics, as well as playing and talking about classic jazz songs and the artists.
This podcast episodes me and the guest discuss post graduation, plans for summer, and favorite things to do in summer.
Sports Commentator Eric Rivera on Transgender Athletes and Celebrating Black Athletes Broadcaster, producer, and commentator Eric Rivera joins host Christopher Albert for an engaging conversation on his sports journey, from early experiences in indoor track and Taekwondo to his passion for sports media and play-by-play commentary. The discussion expands into social issues in sports, including the challenges faced by transgender athletes amid growing discrimination and inequality. They also celebrate legendary Black athletes like Simone Biles, Steph Curry, Roberto Clemente, and Jasmine Camacho-Quinn. For a fun twist, they investigate how many Eric Riveras exist— including some with unexpected backstories! The episode wraps up with heartfelt advice on coping with grief and loss.
Two senior year college graduates discuss their journey to graduation while venting on the streets of new york.
The three episodes of this podcast involve me and my friend/ classmate reflecting back on our first years and college and how far we have came. What the experience was like attending a CUNY college in NYC.
Each episode includes a brief discussion of social justice issues and politics, as well as playing and talking about classic jazz songs and the artists.
The music of Shahzad Ismaily, a multi-instrumentalist widely admired for his mastery of the bass guitar and drum set in solos, collaborations, and groups across genres. The program features the artist's remarks on personal history, spiritual growth, and musical projects alongside excerpts from several performances at Roulette: a duo with guitarist Indigo Street, a vocal duo with Arooj Aftab, and in an ensemble led by composer/percussionist Ches Smith. Shahzad returns to Roulette with Marc Ribot on June 11, 2025. Photo by Frank Rubolino from the Guelph Jazz Festival 2015.https://roulette.org/
The three episodes of this podcast involve me and my friend/ classmate reflecting back on our first years and college and how far we have came. What the experience was like attending a CUNY college in NYC.
Between takes on filming, two college filmmaker-photographers hit record to unpack stress, sparks of inspiration, travel highs, depression lows, and the slow art of patience. Real conversations from set to street.www.youtube.com/@casuallycrudehttps://www.instagram.com/mistercrude
We are finally having a conversation about the movie of the year. Ryan Coogler's box office smash...SINNERS!!! We are talking about the icon performances, themes, and our favorite scenes. This is NOT a spoiler free episode. If you haven't seen sinners what are you waiting for?!?!
Episode 8: Join Assemblywoman Latrice M. Walker and Rev. Dr. Robert Waterman, the pastor of Antioch Baptist Church in Brooklyn, as they explore how religion and politics shape our everyday lives.Tune in every Thursday for thought-provoking discussions on the separation of Church and State, among other important topics! In today's episode, Assemblywoman Latrice Walker and Rev. Dr. Robert Waterman continue their discussion about candidates and elected officials who make brief visits to Black churches in search of votes. Are these quick campaign stops interrupting the service? Should they commit to staying the entire service? If you have ideas that you'd like us to discuss, please emailus at churchandstate400@gmail.com.
Host Kim Singleton discusses the 1991 classic film 'Boyz N The Hood' with entertainment/film executive Erika Conner. The movie centers around three boys growing up in South Central Los Angeles. The film stars Cuba Gooding, Jr., Morris Chestnut and Ice Cube.tinyurl.com/CIBPodcast
We discuss Black artists. We compare their work with their success. The topic stirs up so many questions: What is success in a subjective industry? What is the standard? Who gets a seat at the table? Who makes the table?
Swiss-born pianist/composer in commentary and excerpts from four performances at Roulette: A trio with percussionist Kenny Wolleson and bassist Drew Gress (2016, 2020), Amalthea (aka Poppy Seeds) (2024) with Patricia Brennan, vibes; Thomas Morgan, bass, Dan Weiss, drums, and Chimaera (2022) with Christian Fennesz, electronics; Nate Wooley, trumpet; plus Wolleson (vibes) and Gress. Photo: Sylvie+by+ChristianDucassehttps://roulette.org/
Episode 7: Join Assemblywoman Latrice M. Walker and Rev. Dr. Robert Waterman, the pastor of Antioch Baptist Church in Brooklyn, as they explore how religion and politics shape our everyday lives.Tune in every Thursday for thought-provoking discussions on the separation of Church and State, among other important topics! In today's episode, Assemblywoman Latrice Walker and Rev. Dr. Robert Waterman discuss the primary election season, as many candidates make their way to Black churches. Are they sincere? Or are they making drive-by appearances? If you have ideas that you'd like us to discuss, please email us at churchandstate400@gmail.com.
The episodes discuss social and political issues and play and discuss great jazz musicians and their music.
There are many great tv shows out there but they are not all created equal! Some are just better than others. If the show was a hit, there is one thing that will always set them apart from the rest... A theme song!! Today we explore the television theme songs we can't live without! This is a "never skip the intro" kind of moment! OKAY!
The episodes discuss social and political issues and play and discuss great jazz musicians and their music
Episode 6: Join Assemblywoman Latrice M. Walker and Rev. Dr. Robert Waterman, the pastor of Antioch Baptist Church in Brooklyn, as they explore how religion and politics shape our everyday lives.Tune in every Thursday for thought-provoking discussions on the separation of Church and State, among other important topics! In today's episode, Assemblywoman Latrice Walker and Rev. Dr. Robert Waterman spoke about the various executive orders signed by President Trump in 2025. If you have ideas that you'd like us to discuss, please email us at churchandstate400@gmail.com.
Remember when your family used to do the spring cleaning. If you grew up like us you also remember the music that filled your home during that time. We are talking about the music we have heard and will listen to during spring cleaning traditions.*HEY! don't forget to text us what you're picks.
Episode 4: Join Assemblywoman Latrice M. Walker and Rev. Dr. Robert Waterman, the pastor of Antioch Baptist Church in Brooklyn, as they explore how religion and politics shape our everyday lives.Tune in every Thursday for thought-provoking discussions on the separation of Church and State, among other important topics! In today's episode, Assemblywoman Latrice Walker and Rev. Dr. Robert Waterman spoke about the wider religious community in the US and representing religion in Government. If you have ideas that you'd like us to discuss, please email us at churchandstate400@gmail.com.
Episode 5: Join Assemblywoman Latrice M. Walker and Rev. Dr. Robert Waterman, the pastor of Antioch Baptist Church in Brooklyn, as they explore how religion and politics shape our everyday lives.Tune in every Thursday for hought-provoking discussions on the separation of Church and State, among other important topics! In today's episode, Assemblywoman Latrice Walker and Rev. Dr. Robert Waterman spoke about the various executive orders signed by President Trump in 2025. If you have ideas that you'd like us to discuss, please email us at churchandstate400@gmail.com.
The episodes discuss social and political issues and play and discuss great jazz musicians and their music
Did you think that thing they did in that one movie was weird? Well...so did we! We are coming for some of the most popular films and discuss why we think they are so problematic.
The episodes discuss social and political issues and play and discuss great jazz musicians and their music
This episode takes a look at the media circus surrounding Sean Puffy Combs and NYC Mayor Eric Adams. Both fellow members of the 50's club, we have watched the rise and fall of two of New York City's most talked about citizens. As a New Yorker, KC Sonshine has a LOT to say about these two so get ready for a good laugh!
Just like your favorite side at the church potluck, not all cooking shows are created equally. We discuss the backgroundof tv programming centered around food and cooking. Then we give you our picks for good viewing and good eatin'!Bon Appetite
The episodes discuss social and political issues and play and discuss great jazz musicians and their music
"Allow Me to Reintroduce Myself" – Meet KC Sonshine, the host of the hottest podcast for those 50+ that are living la vida Golden, or WANT to. Bringing real talk, authenticity, and a mix of Southern charm and Brooklyn hustle to the mic KC was born in the South but bred in the heart of Brooklyn. Her unique blend of comedy, wisdom, grit, and perspective give a no-holds barred look at the joys, aches and pains of life after 50 with NO topic off limits. With a background in navigating both Southern warmth and the fast-paced energy of NYC, KC isn't just talking the talk—she's walking the walk. Get ready for a podcast that's as bold as her journey, where every episode is packed with insights, stories, and awhole lot of realness. Tune in and vibe with KC as she redefines what it means to rise, thrive, and shine after 50!
The music of Bobby Previte and ensembles recorded between 1987 and 2018 at the Roulette performance spaces in New York. Admired as a drummer, composer, and bandleader, Previte is also one the great raconteurs of the downtown experimental music scene. We'll hear the 1987 band with Marty Ehrlich (reeds),Tom Varner (horn), Wayne Horvitz (keys), Dave Hofstra (bass); a trio from 1994 with Horvitz (piano & electronic keyboards), and Skerik (tenor sax & electronics); and the Rhapsody Band from 2018 with Nels Cline (acoustic guitars), John Medeski, (piano), Zeena Parkins (harp), Jen Shyu (voice and erhu fiddle), Fabian Rucker (alto sax), and the composer on drums, autoharp,electronics, and percussion. Photo: Musikchule Basel.
We take a look at the history of Super Bowl halftime shows and the Black cultural influences that have developed and informed this American pastime.
Consider It Blacklit highlights films, television shows and stage plays featuring African Americans up front and behind the scenes. This episode is a discussion of the classic 1961 film, A Raisin in the Sun, starring Sidney Poitier, Claudia McNeil, Ruby Dee and Diana Sands. Host Kim Singleton discusses the film with author/filmmaker Bridgett Davis.www.tinyurl.com/CIBPodcast
We examine the Oscars, the show, the nominees and the winners. And we are left with one question: Was any of this worth our time?
Welcome to "50ish and Fab: The Hot Flash Report", the podcast where 50+ means living your best life with humor, style, and zero filter! We're talking about everything—from church to sex, health to wealth, and parenting to grandparenting—because life doesn't slow down just because you hit the big 5-0.In this episode meet the host of the hottest podcast for those 50+ that are living la vida Golden, or WANT to. Join KCSonshine as she gives a no-holds barred look at the joys, aches and pains of life after 50.
Assemblywoman Latrice Walker, who represents New York State's 55th District, and Rev. Dr. Robert Waterman, the pastor of Antioch Baptist Church in Brooklyn, go head-to-head over the role of God in the White House and the halls of mgovernment in New York. This is the third episode of our podcast.
The Palestinian-born US resident singer Nibal Malshi in excerpts and commentary on selections from the 20th-century classical Arab repertoire of the Levantine – Egyptian region, highlighting songs performed by female singers from Syria, Egypt, and Lebanon. In 2021 Malshi performed with an ensemble led by master qanun (zither) player Firas Zreik with Zafer Tawil on oud (lute), John Murchison on bass, Johnny Farraj on riqq (small frame drum), and Gilbert Mansour on tabla. In 2023 the ensemble was again Mansour and Murchison led by master violinist Gabriel Dahrieh with Maurice Chedid (oud) and Eddy Fadel (percussion). Portions of these recordings were co-presented by Roulette, Brooklyn Maqam, and Robert Browning Associates, who have been bringing music of the world to New York venues for decades.https://roulette.org/
This is the second episode of Church & State, a podcast featuring Assemblywoman Latrice M. Walker of New York State's 55th Assembly District and Rev. Dr. Robert Waterman, pastor of Antioch Baptist Church. This is episode #2, which focuses on the presidential election of 2024.https://www.youtube.com/@ChurchandState400
The Church & State podcast features Assemblywoman Latrice Walker and Rev. Dr. Robert Waterman, the pastor of Antioch Baptist Church in Brooklyn. Waterman and Walker had spoken for years about doing a podcast together. Each has very strong opinions -- about everything. Some people don't talk about religion and politics at the dinner table. Some don't talk about religion and politics at the barbershop. But Walker and Waterman talk about it on their weeklyn podcast. Nothing is off-limits.https://www.youtube.com/@ChurchandState400
Jazz episodes play and discuss classic jazz compositions and artists. Discussion on contemporary social issues topics.
Brunchers! We all love are go to shows. The shows we have seen a bunch of times. However, every time we watch there's something about it that makes us cringe. That's we call a Problematic Fave!
The music of composer Shamar Watt (aka BongoWattZ), whose work incorporates everything from techno to gospel, with excerpts from the artist's archive alongside commentary on his Jamaican heritage, spirituality, technology, and noise. Watt performs at Roulette on March 1, 2025 as part of the annual Mixology Festival.https://roulette.org/
Jazz episodes play and discuss classic jazz compositions and artists. Discussion on contemporary social issues topics.
Host Kim Singleton talks with the cast of the hit Broadway musical, A WONDERFUL WORLD: The Louis Armstrong Musical. James Monroe Iglehart, Darlesia Cearcy, Kim Exum and Jennie Harney-Fleming discuss the play and the colorful life of Louis Armstrong.tinyurl.com/CIBPodcast
We are knee deep into awards season, so we are discussing Grammy predictions and measuring expectations.
Jazz episodes play and discuss classic jazz compositions and artists. Discussion on contemporary social issues topics.
Publisher Pusher PodcastEp-5In this week's episode, Lee Forrester shares her book "Kippers and Capes, A Young Nurses Plight, Picture Memoire." This is a fun book where she shares pictures with thoughts from her early years as a nurse in the United Kingdom. She is focused on helping people, especially women, find their purpose and focus on caring for their bodies better.
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