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Today on the show is author, podcaster, and the founder of Resilient Men's Group, Adisa Banjoko! This will be our final (NEW) episode on Rokfin. Please join us on Rumble for ALL NEW episodes! https://rumble.com/eddiebravo

Adisa Banjoko's contributions to hip-hop go back to its beginnings in the Bay Area. He started off as a rapper with the group Freedom Troop 187, who made it into the first unsigned hype column in The Source before disbanding. As a senior at Oceana High in Pacifica, he did Eazy-E's first interview ever for his high school newspaper. From there, he ended up writing for The Source and other acclaimed publications, and encountering 2pac, Digital Underground, Gang Starr, EPMD, Public Enemy, 2 Live Crew, and many others. Adisa's been able to witness so many Bay Area hip-hop stories, including the rise of DJ Vlad and Zion-I. Notoriously, a disagreement with KRS-One resulted in an explosive confrontation between him and Adisa at Stanford University, which he breaks down in detail in this episode. As the founder of Hip-Hop Chess Federation, he's worked on chess events with RZA and GZA and is now partnering with them on a new organization called 64 Blocks. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/historyofthebay/support

On this clip former guest Adisa Banjoko talks about the powerful work he did supports kids through his Non profit Hip Hop Chess Federation, and the challanges that made him decide that an LLC was the best way to help his community.  Listen to the full episode on our Patreon  www.Patreon.com/BJJGoons

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Hip Hop, Chess, Stoicism, Philosophy, Zen, Sufism and Jiu Jitsu are all discussed in this conversation with Adisa Banjoko. Adisa is a podcaster hosting “Bishop Chronicles” (@bishopchronicles) which looks at the intersection of Hip-Hop, health, and fitness trends. As a pioneer Hip-Hop journalist, he was one of the first people to interview artists like Eazy E, Tupac Shakur, and Master P. He went on to write three books on the cultural value of rap and create a youth organisation called the Hip-Hop Chess Federation. He has been a guest lecturer at Harvard, Oberlin, University of Connecticut, and Stanford among others discussing Hip-Hop education.   As a museum curator he also put together the Living Like Kings exhibition at the World Chess Hall of Fame exploring The Unexpected Collision of Chess and Hip Hop.

Yes I am talking about AJ Johnson's 50th birthday and how she set up a MMF Threesome with her fine self. I also talk about why there is no such thing as Relationship advice (again). I touch on Valentine's day. I give a review of Nas' “Magic” and the latest Netflix documentary “Tindler Swindler.” I try to answer the question, “Should Men Make Podcasts” Here are the podcasts I discussed: Let's Talk Bruh: https://letstalkbruh.libsyn.com/ The Bishop Chronicles by Adisa Banjoko: http://www.bishopchronicles.com/ Dad Bod Rap Pod: https://dadbodrappod.com/ Here is that Elle article on the “Manosphere” that I referenced: https://www.elle.com/life-love/a38819237/black-manosphere-online-dating/ The website is up, PARTY PEOPLE! : https://omisbench.com/ All of my contact info is on that page. You can support the podcast with monthly contributions here: https://anchor.fm/dantresomi/support (Thank you!) For 2021, my goal is to sell 100 coffee mugs to raise $$$ for the show. Buy one. Heck Buy Two – support a brother: https://www.cafepress.com/omisbench.571434105 Here is the link to my Youtube page with all the old episodes from the previous seasons. Thank you all for the support: https://www.youtube.com/user/BrotherOmi/videos on the twitters: @dantresomi @omispodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dantresomi/support

Adisa The Bishop is a BJJ black belt, author, journalist, educator, and curator specialising in the fields of hip hop, chess, and jiu jitsu. In this episode we talk about Adisa's journey in hip hop, finding himself amongst future legends of the game from an early age, his journey in chess and combining chess with hip hop to form the hip hop chess federation, his martial arts journey, meditation and much much more.

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Adisa "The Bishop" Banjoko is an author, podcast host, chess player, martial artist and founder of the Hip-Hop Chess Federation - amongst other amazing things. On this episode we discuss the melding of hip-hop, chess, and jiu jitsu to support youth development. Adisa's incredibly unique and powerful journey began after an unexpected interaction with his school counselor that led to a newfound friendship with the late great rapper Easy-E. We hear about his story in detail on this ep, followed by a breakdown of some dope lyrics - this time some hip-hop and chess bars from Apathy. Adisa is also the host of the Bishop Chronicles Podcast, which you can catch here: http://www.bishopchronicles.com/ Also check his socials: IG: instagram.com/bishopchronicles Twitter: https://twitter.com/adisathebishop

If Jazz is America's first great cultural export to the world, hip-hop is its second, and perhaps most important. From its earliest days, emerging from DJ and MC battles in the south-south Bronx, the rise and growth of hip hop music and culture has been exponential, and today there is no corner of the globe where hip hop has not taken root, often in surprising ways. Originally born from the grinding experience of 1970s urban American life, today's hip hop is a true creolization of cultures, mutating and transforming itself as it is constantly reinvented by its new fans and practitioners. There are few who are as important in the history of hip-hop as is Robert Diggs, known to the world as RZA from Wu-Tang Clan. The main producer for most of the Wu-Tang's albums, RZA is also an MC, a student of world religions and meditation, a practitioner of the martial arts, and a chess player. Chess has long been intertwined with hip-hop culture and the Black American experience, from the barbershop like the one run by my friend Jerome Helm here in Omaha – check him out in the January issue of Chess Life Faces column – to the halls of academia, as shown by my old colleague Dr. Tommy J. Curry in his 2008 article “Hip Hop Tactics.” That's in the Philosophy Looks at Chess volume edited by Ben Hale, where my “Garry Kasparov is a Cyborg” article can also be found. What becomes apparent, when reading RZA's books like the Tao of Wu and when reading this month's Chess Life cover story, written by our guest Adisa Banjoko, is that chess and hip-hop are tied together, and that chess can be much more than the staid enterprise we sometimes limit ourselves to in our imagination. We saw part of that in The Queen's Gambit, a topic that Adisa talked about at length in a recent podcast episode (#141 of The Bishop's Chronicles). We see a lot more of it in the interview, which ties chess to spirituality, the martial arts, and diet – veganism and tea. It's a very different vision of our game than the hegemonic image would indicate, and I think a vision that we would all do well to consider these days. Adisa “The Bishop” Banjoko is an author, an educator, and the founder of the Hip Hop Chess Federation. You can find him on Twitter and Instagram.

If Jazz is America’s first great cultural export to the world, hip-hop is its second, and perhaps most important.

Kenny and Felicia chat with Ralph Gracie Student, fellow podcaster and founder of Hip Hop Chess, Adisa Banjoko. They discuss his beginnings, including his first day of class with Dave Camarillo and Bobby Southworth. Also he tells a few stories including Cameron Earl, Ralph Gracie and BJ Penn. Available on iTunes/Apple Podcasts, Spotify & Stitcher.

I talk to Adisa Banjoko aka Adisa the Bishop. He is the creator of the Hip Hop Chess Federation, Author of a book titled Bobby, Bruce and the Bronx and host of the Podcast called The Bishop Chronicles. The Hip Hop Chess federation combines the arts of Hip Hop, Chess and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and teaches positive life strategies to at-risk and incarcerated youth. We discuss how he formed the HHCF from an initial encounter in a juvenile detention facility where he found chess helpful to breakdown racial and social barriers, its development where traditionalists in each art were initially sceptical of the members of the other arts. We go over practical examples of how chess, jiu-jitsu and hip hop can be useful metaphors for dealing with life's struggles. Finally, how Adisa recently taught how to overcome creative blocks at a retreat with a Shaolin Monk hosted by the RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan at his house.

Like many, I am frustrated and angry. As I contemplate my rage and anger, I seek some sort of guidance to try and make sense of all this. I need to understand, to educate myself, to have a conversation with someone who will shed light on what to do with these extraordinary feelings.   That is why I asked my brother Adisa Banjoko to be a guest on this episode. Adisa is an activist, educator, writer, speaker, podcaster and entrepreneur. He has spent much of his life studying black culture and educating others on racial injustice and the complexities of navigating this world as an African-American. He dropped a ton of knowledge and truth on this episode including: Differences in how police are viewed between black and white communities Systematic Racism in law enforcement  Modern definition of White Supremacy How to use White Privilege to upset the system mindfully and effectively Breaking the cycle of ignorance Lessons parents must teach their black children This is a must listen episode for anyone seeking to understand our African-American brothers and sisters experience living in our country. Listen here or download off iTunes. Thank you to Adisa for taking the time to share his truth with us. You can find his podcast the Bishop Chronicles by clicking here.   

SweetMBA, Brane Damage and returning Cage Cousin the Bishop Of Hip Hop, Adisa Banjoko, make their predictions on fights to look for as well as winners in each lineup of UFC 243. Hosts: Sweet MBA (IG @cageagainst Twitter @cageagainst Brane Damage (@brane_damage) BishopChronicle @realhiphopchess Audio provided by: Dream Ear Productions @DreamEarProd www.DreamEar.com Executive Producer: DeShawn Davis @HelloImDeShawn Edited by: DeShawn Davis Video provided by: Dream Eye Media @DreamEyeMedia Executive Producer: DeShawn Davis Edited by: DeShawn Davis & Regis Jefferson Presented by: Cage Against the Machine www.CageAgainst.com @CageAgainst Distributed by: Dream Podcast Network http://www.EverythingDream.com/dream-podcast/ #MMAPODCAST #URBANMARTIALARTIST #ROUNDZERO #CAGEAGAINSTTHEMACHINE #SANSHOU #WMMA #UFC243 #ROBERTWHITTAKER #ISRAELADESANYA #ALIAQUINTA #DANHOOKER #TAITUIVASA #SERGEYSPIVAK #LUKEJUMEAU #DHIEGOLIMA #JUSTINTAFA #YORGANDECASTRO #JAKEMATTHEWS #ROSTEMAKMAN #BRADRIDDELL #JAMIEMULLARKEY #MEGANANDERSON #ZARAHDOSSANTOS

SweetMBA, Brane Damage and returning Cage Cousin the Bishop Of Hip Hop, Adisa Banjoko, make their predictions on fights to look for as well as winners in each lineup of UFC 243. Hosts: Sweet MBA (IG @cageagainst Twitter @cageagainst Brane Damage (@brane_damage) BishopChronicle @realhiphopchess Audio provided by: Dream Ear Productions @DreamEarProd www.DreamEar.com Executive Producer: DeShawn Davis @HelloImDeShawn Edited by: DeShawn Davis Video provided by: Dream Eye Media @DreamEyeMedia Executive Producer: DeShawn Davis Edited by: DeShawn Davis & Regis Jefferson Presented by: Cage Against the Machine www.CageAgainst.com @CageAgainst Distributed by: Dream Podcast Network http://www.EverythingDream.com/dream-podcast/ #MMAPODCAST #URBANMARTIALARTIST #ROUNDZERO #CAGEAGAINSTTHEMACHINE #SANSHOU #WMMA #UFC243 #ROBERTWHITTAKER #ISRAELADESANYA #ALIAQUINTA #DANHOOKER #TAITUIVASA #SERGEYSPIVAK #LUKEJUMEAU #DHIEGOLIMA #JUSTINTAFA #YORGANDECASTRO #JAKEMATTHEWS #ROSTEMAKMAN #BRADRIDDELL #JAMIEMULLARKEY #MEGANANDERSON #ZARAHDOSSANTOS

SweetMBA, Brane Damage and returning Cage Cousin the Bishop Of Hip Hop, Adisa Banjoko, make their predictions on fights to look for as well as winners in each lineup of UFC 241. Hosts: Sweet MBA (IG @cageagainst Twitter @cageagainst Brane Damage (@brane_damage) BishopChronicle @realhiphopchess Audio provided by: Dream Ear Productions @DreamEarProd www.DreamEar.com Executive Producer: DeShawn Davis @HelloImDeShawn Edited by: DeShawn Davis Video provided by: Dream Eye Media @DreamEyeMedia Executive Producer: DeShawn Davis Edited by: DeShawn Davis & Regis Jefferson Presented by: Cage Against the Machine www.CageAgainst.com @CageAgainst Distributed by: Dream Podcast Network http://www.EverythingDream.com/dream-podcast/

SweetMBA, Brane Damage and returning Cage Cousin the Bishop Of Hip Hop, Adisa Banjoko, make their predictions on fights to look for as well as winners in each lineup of UFC 241. Hosts: Sweet MBA (IG @cageagainst Twitter @cageagainst Brane Damage (@brane_damage) BishopChronicle @realhiphopchess Audio provided by: Dream Ear Productions @DreamEarProd www.DreamEar.com Executive Producer: DeShawn Davis @HelloImDeShawn Edited by: DeShawn Davis Video provided by: Dream Eye Media @DreamEyeMedia Executive Producer: DeShawn Davis Edited by: DeShawn Davis & Regis Jefferson Presented by: Cage Against the Machine www.CageAgainst.com @CageAgainst Distributed by: Dream Podcast Network http://www.EverythingDream.com/dream-podcast/ #MMAPODCAST #URBANMARTIALARTIST #ROUNDZERO #CAGEAGAINSTTHEMACHINE #SANSHOU #WMMA #UFC242 #KHABIBNURMAGOMEDOV #DUSTINPOIRIER #EDSONBARBOZA #PAULFELDER #ISLAMMAKHACHEV #DAVIRAMOS #CURTISBLAYDES #SHAMILABDURAKHIMOV #MAIRBEKTAISUMOV #CARLOSDEIGOFERREIRA #JOANNECALDERWOOD #ANDREALEE #ZUBAIRATUKHUGOV #LERONEMURPHY #LIANAJOJUA #SARAHMORAS

Special guest this week is Adisa Banjoko, founder of the Hip Hop Chess Federation and one of the curators of the hip-hop exhibit at the Oakland Museum entitled Respect.

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Captain Party has her boots on the ground for the press day at the Oakland Museum of Californa, as they debuted the opening of their new exhibit, Respect: Hip-Hop Style & Wisdom. In the first Episode of this two part podcast, hear from Adisa Banjoko, MADlines & journalist Eric Arnold.  Respect: Hip-Hop Style & Wisdom is open now through August 12! Learn more by visiting their website.    Look at our new website! www.bitchtalkpodcast.com Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter......... Or just shoot us an email --> therealbtpod@gmail.com 

Adisa Banjoko aka The Bishop is an author and educator based in the SF Bay Area. In 2006 he founded the 501c3 non-profit Hip-Hop Chess Federation Inc. They fuse music, chess and martial arts to promote unity, strategy and nonviolence. He is also the chess and jiu-jitsu instructor at Zaytuna College. In 2016 he released the book Bobby, Bruce & the Bronx: The Secrets of Hip-Hop Chess. It was recently selected to be preserved at the Cornell Hip-Hop Collection. www.hiphopchess.com

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Occupy Beat Street! Special Edition of Radio Breaks Worldwide A production of bboysounds.com Hosted by DJ CHieF & Sway Beats Rec. @ The BreakRoom in Juno Beach, FL http://bboysounds.com It's time to Occupy Beat Street! Check out rare, classic bboy breaks and battle beats, as well as original bboy music from around the world, mixed by the legendary DJ CHieF & Sway Beats! Also, check out an exclusive interview with Zulu Nation's Bishop of Hip-hop, Adisa Banjoko! Email for playlist: dj@bboysounds.com

Adisa Banjoko, named one of the top 20 under 40 by California's most prestigious magazine, has been a respected journalist for over 15 years and has appeared in the New York Times, The Harvard Archive, San Francisco Chronicle, Washington Post, Vibe, Grappling, Yoga Journal, NPR, Pacific News Service, and Allhiphop.com.He most recently founded the Hip-Hop Chess Federation an organization that fuses music, chess and martial arts to promote non-violence, unity and strategy.

Adisa Banjoko, named one of the top 20 under 40 by California's most prestigious magazine, has been a respected journalist for over 15 years and has appeared in the New York Times, The Harvard Archive, San Francisco Chronicle, Washington Post, Vibe, Grappling, Yoga Journal, NPR, Pacific News Service, and Allhiphop.com.He most recently founded the Hip-Hop Chess Federation an organization that fuses music, chess and martial arts to promote non-violence, unity and strategy.

Live guests on this genuinely creepy show include: Big Shug Keith Murray MURS Louis Logic Adisa Banjoko Tay Zonday Jah Jah Admiral Crumple and many more joining Montana & Menace for what was supposed to be a regular,jovial Halloween special. This is the live broadcast, recorded on Halloween October 31st 2008, the net is talking about. Montana & Menace decided to do the live show from one of the UK's most notorious haunted hotels. They thought it would be fun and that they would have to fabricate supernatural occurrences as light-hearted jokes for the audience. How wrong could they have been... At 2.13am their live broadcast was taken off air...only on this podcast can you hear the build up to that and what was, without doubt, the most memorable pieces of radio in Conspiracy history. Their show has not been on air since this date. Please visit all of our sites: Website: http://www.conspiracyuk.com Archives: http://www.conspiracyblog.net Facebook: http://www.profile.to/montanaconspiracy Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/montanapersonal

Live guests on this genuinely creepy show include: Big Shug Keith Murray MURS Louis Logic Adisa Banjoko Tay Zonday Jah Jah Admiral Crumple and many more joining Montana & Menace for what was supposed to be a regular,jovial Halloween special. This is the live broadcast, recorded on Halloween October 31st 2008, the net is talking about. Montana & Menace decided to do the live show from one of the UK's most notorious haunted hotels. They thought it would be fun and that they would have to fabricate supernatural occurrences as light-hearted jokes for the audience. How wrong could they have been... At 2.13am their live broadcast was taken off air...only on this podcast can you hear the build up to that and what was, without doubt, the most memorable pieces of radio in Conspiracy history. Their show has not been on air since this date. Please visit all of our sites: Website: http://www.conspiracyuk.com Archives: http://www.conspiracyblog.net Facebook: http://www.profile.to/montanaconspiracy Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/montanapersonal