Together We Are Mighty

Reflections on Ghana- Stacey , Malikia, and A Crsna by Melaphonik Media

Deep Intros in Ghana by Melaphonik Media

Sacajawea Hall On Her Hopes For Ghana by Melaphonik Media

Paul Manu On The Cooperative Conference by Melaphonik Media

Nana Owahene On The Cooperative Conference by Melaphonik Media

Mazin Jamal, Ayano Jeffers - Fabro, Khalil Johnson, Jasmine Stallworth, And Naomi Stallworth On Their Feelings After Ghana

Jane Mensah On The Cooperative Conference by Melaphonik Media

Imani Olugnala Aziz On Her Hopes For The Ghana Conference by Melaphonik Media

Greg Jackson, Shreya Shankh, Shayara Jackson On Their Thoughts After Ghana

Emmanuel Ansah And Kwabena Emma On The Cooperative Conference by Melaphonik Media

Dominic Senn On The Cooperative Conference by Melaphonik Media

David Aryeetey and Godfred Molato on the Cooperative Conference by Melaphonik Media

Ayano Jeffers - Fabro And Khalil Johnson On Their Hopes For The Ghana Conference by Melaphonik Media

Ajman Thrower, Brotha Tut, Doria Robinson, Najari Smith, And Mikhael Bey On Their Thoughts About Ghana Part 2

Ajman Thrower, Brotha Tut, Doria Robinson, Najari Smith, And Mikhael Bey On Their Thoughts About Ghana Part 1

On Trauma - Nov 5 2017 by Melaphonik Media

Together We are Mighty Radio by Melaphonik Media airs every Sunday at 5pm on KPFA's sister station, KPFB 89.3 FM. Tune in for diverse perspectives from Millennials on the Black experience, spiritual inter-connectivity, movement building, and current affairs.We believe that love for self cultivates a strength that unfolds into a strong community grounded in love and mutual respect. Collective strength moves mountains, and collective courage can change the world. Join the movement with Deli, Sunflower, Crsna and, your host Greg Jackson, Sundays from 5 - 6pm on 89.3 KPFB with the tune in radio app.

Together We are Mighty Radio by Melaphonik Media airs every Sunday at 5pm on KPFA's sister station, KPFB 89.3 FM. Tune in for diverse perspectives from Millennials on the Black experience, spiritual inter-connectivity, movement building, and current affairs.We believe that love for self cultivates a strength that unfolds into a strong community grounded in love and mutual respect. Collective strength moves mountains, and collective courage can change the world. Join the movement with Deli, Sunflower, Crsna and, your host Greg Jackson, Sundays from 5 - 6pm on 89.3 KPFB with the tune in radio app.

Today we are blessed to be joined by Kerby Mahasi, a co-founder of Metro Therapy in Nairobi, Kenya’s capital city, . Kerby has been heavily inspired to help Kenyans return back to the healthy lifestyles the area once knew before colonialism and capitalist mindsets took root. I met him at an awesome co working space called Bongo Sawa, which means like minds in Swahili. Today's background music is the Smooth chill hip hop nostalgic vibes mix by Stay See on Youtube. And the brief music break was Bleed by Kerby and Janice Iche @metrotherapyke @janiceiche @kerby-music @melaphonik

On this episode of TWAM, Manual Goodoy, Creator of the upcoming web series, Kids 2 Kings is interviewed about his Kick Starter Campaign; the founders of the Imarika Festival give us some insight into the Underground Nairobi music scene; and Regina Evans of Regina's Door tells us of her 17 member delegation to the UN Summit on the Status of Women and Girls. Both music breaks feature amazing artists based in Kenya. The first break is Wangechi's "Here's to Us" and the 2nd music break is "Micasa Sucasa" by Kaligraph Jones and Cashy