Podcasts about artists united

In deze aflevering van de TimTom Podcast verwelkomen we Servaas Le Compte, een fascinerende gast met een rijke achtergrond in de artistieke wereld. Zelf muziekant, maar ook jurist in hart en nieren, Servaas heeft een unieke kijk op het leven en het beroep van artiest, iets dat duidelijk naar voren kwam in ons gesprek.Servaas, die een sterke juridische expertise heeft opgebouwd rond het beroep van artiest via zijn werk met Artists United en PayPro Services, deelt in deze aflevering zijn inzichten over de juridische aspecten die komen kijken bij een carrière in de kunst. Deze invalshoek, die we nog niet eerder hebben verkend in onze podcast, biedt een diepere kijk op de vaak over het hoofd geziene aspecten van het kunstenaarschap.Het gesprek ging alle kanten op, van persoonlijke anekdotes uit zijn jeugd tot gedetailleerde discussies over de rechten van artiesten. Servaas legt uit hoe belangrijk het is voor creatievelingen om hun juridische kennis op peil te houden om zo hun rechten en werk optimaal te beschermen. Dit is een onderwerp dat vaak onderbelicht blijft maar essentieel is voor iedereen die zijn weg probeert te vinden in de kunstwereld.De ervaringen van zijn vader Herman Le Compte hebben duidelijk een diepe invloed gehad op zijn visie en aanpak. Servaas heeft niet alleen geleerd van de successen maar ook van de uitdagingen die zijn vader heeft ondervonden, wat hem heeft gevormd tot de persoon die hij nu is: iemand die volledig toegewijd is aan het ondersteunen en verdedigen van artiesten in hun professionele loopbaan.Deze podcastaflevering is een must-listen voor iedereen die geïnteresseerd is in de kruising van kunst en recht, en voor artiesten die meer willen weten over hoe ze hun carrière en artistieke creaties juridisch kunnen beschermen. Servaas biedt niet alleen waardevolle adviezen, maar ook inspiratie voor artiesten om zichzelf niet alleen als creatievelingen te zien, maar ook als ondernemers die hun eigen belangen effectief moeten beheren.Luister naar deze boeiende aflevering om te ontdekken hoe Servaas Le Compte de kunstwereld niet alleen artistiek, maar ook juridisch verrijkt, en hoe zijn unieke achtergrond en ervaringen hem hebben voorbereid op deze belangrijke rol.Voor meer informatie over Servaas Le Compte, zijn werk en hoe hij artiesten ondersteunt, bezoek Artists United en PayPro Services.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Andreao Heard is a record producer from Greensboro, North Carolina. He produced "Crush on You" for Lil' Kim and "'Yall Know'" for Will Smith's ten million seller "Big Willie Style." Discovered by Vincent Herbert, Fanatic moved to New York City, where he connected with P. Diddy and became a part of his "Hitmen" production team and produced records for the Notorious B.I.G. and Ma$e. He then produced the song "Heaven Can Wait" for Michael Jackson. Next, he received recognition from the Grammy association for his participation as a producer on Beyoncé's 2003 GRAMMY Award-winning album "Dangerously in Love,". Fanatic also contributed as a producer on Anthony Hamilton's 2013 Grammy nominated album "Back To Love"   In 2019, Heard worked with local artists, community leaders and activists in Greensboro to create the "Artists United to End Poverty" album, which features original material in various genres of music as well as interludes of spoken word. The album was released on September 9, 2019, jointly by Heard's entertainment company, The Culture Pushers and Sixthboro Entertainment, and all proceeds from the sales went to United Way of Greater Greensboro to help end local poverty #michaelJackson #beyonce #Diddy

As the war in Ukraine continues, one Parisian NGO is using art as a force for unity. The "Agency of Artists in Exile" is currently inundated with requests from both Ukraine and Russia. The agency is building bridges and collaborations between artists from both countries, all of whom are united in their opposition to Vladimir Putin's war. Our team reports.

Episode 81 and Wendi and Dfernando's guest interview is actress, author, writer, producer, and activist Mimi Kennedy.Born in Rochester, NY, Mimi first fell in love with acting as a child in community theater, which would lead her to ignite her acting career on stage opposite TV legend Sid Caesar in Neil Simon's LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS along with multi-Emmy Award winner Doris Roberts, who became a friend and mentor.Mimi was active in the NYC theatre scene in the 1970's, cast in plays like Jim Steinman's DAS RHEINGOLD and Andy Warhol's legendary PORK – a role she left due to reasons recounted in her 1996 mid-life memoir TAKEN TO THE STAGE: The Education of an Actress (soon to be released as an audiobook on Audible).  Steinman would become a life-long friend and Warhol, at least in her case, would be proven wrong about his “15 minutes of fame” quote.  In 1976 Mimi made her Broadway debut as one of the Pink Ladies: Jan, in the original Broadway run of the legendary musical GREASE.  She was also a member of the original touring production of THE NATIONAL LAMPOON SHOW.In 1975 Mimi was invited to audition for the original cast (The Not Ready for Prime Time Players) of a brand-new late-night NBC TV sketch comedy-variety series SATURDAY NIGHT (later known as SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE), but Lorne Michaels decided on casting Jane Curtin for that spot.    Her stage career did not end when Hollywood and television came calling shortly after. She has performed the 1-woman play about newspaper advice columnist Ann Landers, THE LADY WITH ALL THE ANSWERS, at both the Pasadena and Cleveland Playhouses. In 2013 she wrote and starred in a 1-woman play about suffragist and abolitionist Matilda Joslyn Gage, MIMI KENNEDY FINDS MATILDA JOSLYN GAGE.For 8 seasons Mimi portrayed the much beloved character, Marjorie, on the hit Chuck Lorre CBS TV sitcom MOM. She garnered a Critics Choice Award nomination for Best Guest Performer in a Comedy Series before becoming a series regular in Season 2.  This was the second pairing of Mimi and Lorre; she played Abby O'Neil on the hit 90's ABC TV sitcom DHARMA & GREG for 5 seasons.Her television debut was on the 1977 NBC TV musical-variety mini-series 3 GIRLS 3, also starring dance legend Debbie  Allen, and Ellen Foley. The New York Times declared it a hit, however it sadly only aired 4 episodes. You can view all 4 episodes on Mimi's YouTube channel. 3 GIRLS 3 was quite an introduction to Hollywood allowing her the opportunity to play opposite Bob Hope, Carl Reiner, Flip Wilson, and Steve Martin (in his prime-time TV debut.) Regular TV sitcom series roles followed throughout the 70's and 80's, most notably as Stockard Channing's sister on the CBS TV sitcom JUST FRIENDS, and  co-starring with comedy legend Peter Cook in THE TWO OF US.  The 1990's started with Mimi in a dramatic role portraying a slightly darker side of the affluent WASP-type she had portrayed on sitcoms previously. As Queen-B Ruth Sloan on HOMEFRONT, she netted another American Television Critics nomination, this time as Best Supporting Actress in a Drama. In the 2000's she recurred as CIA Director and House Minority Leader in HBO's THE BRINK and VEEP, respectively. Upcoming television guest roles in 2022 include Netflix's GRACE & FRANKIE, and the long-running ABC TV sitcom THE GOLDBERGS, as well as a new character on a popular drama series.Mimi's most notable roles on film include: Woody Allen's Oscar winning MIDNIGHT IN PARIS, IN THE LOOP, the Oscar winning ERIN BROCKOVICH, PUMP UP THE VOLUME, MAN IN THE CHAIR, THE FIVE-YEAR ENGAGEMENT, SAVING PARADISE, the recent Tony Hale comedy EAT WHEATIES!, and the upcoming GOING PLACES.The experience of attending and graduating from Smith College during the Vietnam War era (with Julie Nixon as a classmate) exposed Mimi to new ideas and perspectives. The seeds of an activist and world citizen were born.  Nonviolence is her core political principle, learned in weekly classes after 9/11 taught by Rev. James Lawson, whom Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. called “the teacher” for his educating activists in nonviolent theory and practice at the start of the civil rights struggle in the 1960s.  Mimi was the founding Advisory Board Chair of Progressive Democrats of America in 2004 and remains on its National Board in a leadership role on the Election Integrity Team.  Her work in Election Integrity is nationally recognized, from Capitol Hill to LA County; where she served on the Advisory Panel for LA's new paper-ballot voting system.  Her 1-woman play about 19th century suffragist Matilda Joslyn Gage wove the spiritual and political activism of Gage with today's need for reproductive justice and conscious parenting.  She was proud to stand with the MOM cast and producers in donating the show's 2017 Emmy budget to Planned Parenthood.  Mimi and the PDA were instrumental in convincing Bernie Sanders to run in the 2016 Democratic Presidential primary; hosting Sanders' first LA fundraiser in her home. She has also worked with the Office of the Americas against the covert wars in Central America and Artists United to Win Without War.Mimi lives in Los Angeles, CA with her husband of over 40 years, actor, educator, and musician Larry Dilg. They have two grown children, two grandchildren and an adorable dog. Also on Episode 81, Dfernando and Wendi are back and touch on things that occurred during their time off: Dfernando's 57th and Greg Covey's 52nd birthdays; Wendi's gift of a week's worth of Magnolia Bakery Banana Pudding and pizza; Wendi's new article in NEW BEAUTY Magazine, which includes various photos from their first photo shoot together (one which includes Wendi wearing one of Bob Fosse's own bowler hats); and Wendi talks about her time in Vancouver where she filmed the new Disney Plus film PROM PACT. On THE RIPE REPORT, Dfernando talks about the new Netflix cake-baking competition show IS IT CAKE?, hosted by SNL's Mikey Day, and Wendi shares a new discovery: Uncle Tetsu Japanese Cheesecake and shares a ROTTEN: celebrities licking faces on the red carpet at awards shows.  Watch Wendi and Dfernando and their TEAM GENERATION RIPE: Greg Covey, Shelley McLendon and Ponciana Badia on Season 7 Episode 2 of CELEBRITY FAMILY FEUD - now on ABC OnDemand and Hulu and on the GENERATION RIPE website.  Follow us on our Instagram:Wendi McLendon-CoveyDfernando ZarembaGENERATION RIPE... and our guest Mimi Kennedy, her Twitter, her TikTok, her Facebook, and her YouTube Channel. Remember to subscribe to GENERATION RIPEAnd rate & leave us a review by clicking HERE!Visit Dfernando Zaremba's website: dfernandozaremba.com

Ashley Scott is a talented vocalist from Philadelphia, PA. He began singing and discovering music at the tender age of 3 from listening and watching is aunt Helen Scott of The Three Degrees and The Delfonics. Known for internationally known singles like the lush ballad “Words,” the infectious “Dance The Night Away” and his international anthem “Don't Throw Our Love Away,” Ashley continues to release music across the Soul, Jazz, and Dance genres globally. The biggest part of Ashley's life and musical path came when he attended Howard University where he received his Bachelor's Degree in Music. At Howard University Ashley studied jazz voice under legendary jazz drummer and vocalist Grady Tate, Kehembe Eichelberger, and the late Webster Lewis. Ashley also joined the Howard University Gospel Choir, which has produced R&B artist Angela Winbush, Tawatha Agee of Mtume, Pure Soul, and Gospel great Richard Smallwood. During his tenure with the Howard Gospel Choir, Ashley has performed behind Edwin and Walter Hawkins and Dorinda Clark of The Clark Sisters. The choir was also privileged to perform for President Bill Clinton at The Department of Agriculture for the unveiling portrait of former Secretary of Agriculture Mike Espy. Professionally he has sung background for Lady Alma and Jean Carn as well as shared the stage with Bilal, Marcus Johnson and Grammy Award Winners Take 6. In the studio he has recorded vocals for Chavous, Sarah's Girl, Geneva Renee, Tye Tribbett, Jim Stephens, and Will Downing. In other musical attributes Ashley has served as a Board Member and Vice President of The Recording Academy Philadelphia Chapter. Ashley is the Founder of The Soulful Sounds Series that is an R&B Educational Program. He co-founded a non-profit The Artists United with his partner Lox Knox that educates youth on the entertainment industry through its I.C.A.R.E Academy program. In his personal life he is a man who gives back to the community. For more information Visit: www.AshleyScottMusic.com www.Facebook.com/IAmAshleyScott www.twitter.com/AshleyScott3 www.instagram.com/AshleyScott3 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humovemakers/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/humovemakers/support

Dr. Robert Larson replays the sounds of activism against apartheid and American neo-imperial hegemony, through Artists United Against Apartheid's 1985 song, Sun City. Field recordings from South Africa's anti-segregation protests open Sun City, a single, album, and music video released in October 1985. Miles Davies, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, and Run DMC joined fifty Artists United Against Apartheid, a multicultural collective who boycotted performing in the racialised regime. Striking its Sun City casino complex, where capitalistic excess comingled alongside extreme poverty, these artists targeted the homeland seizures at apartheid's core. Their lyrics shine light on how apartheid accelerated British and Dutch colonial methods, and relied upon the United States' neo-imperial international hegemony. Yet Sun City's uniquely anti-West critique also speaks to American understandings of racial solidarity, questioning the role of Western musicians as political activists, fundraisers, and historians of Africa. PRESENTER: Dr. Robert Larson, independent historian and knowledge producer. He received his PhD in history from the Ohio State University in 2019, specialising in the anti-apartheid movement. ART: Sun City, Artists United Against Apartheid (1985), IMAGE: 'Coretta Scott King, Little Steven, Julian Bond, and Vernell Johnson (Manhattan Records) at a press conference hosted by Mayor Andrew Young in Atlanta'. SOUNDS: Artists United Against Apartheid. PRODUCER: Jelena Sofronijevic. Follow EMPIRE LINES at: twitter.com/jelsofron/status/1306563558063271936 Support EMPIRE LINES on Patreon: patreon.com/empirelines

Check out Sean's art on his website:  https://seanceciltyrrell.com/ ----- Artists United to End Homelessness: https://aueh.org ------ Alon Goldsmith photography: https://www.alongoldsmithphoto.com/ -------- "In Place" | Portraits of A Pandemic https://www.alongoldsmithphoto.com/in-place-info ‐-------- State of My Art PLAYLIST: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6nLgRR0sd4a2Ns1sg36EPQ?si=QVE1n4q1R8-JmyxQEy6zZw&utm_source=copy-link ~~~~~~~ Podcast credits: --------- Intro/Outro Music:  "Space Mountain” by Rosedale https://youtu.be/N99nafTAkTA --------- Additional footage and photos by Alon Goldsmith -------- Produced and Edited Animations, and graphics by: Mike Liorti ------- Get 15% off your Vocal Eze order by using this link: http://vocaleze.refr.cc/mikeliorti --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stateofmyart/support

Ashley Scott is a talented vocalist from Philadelphia, PA. He began singing and discovering music at the tender age of 3 from listening and watching is aunt Helen Scott of The Three Degrees. A foundation of meaningful music was instilled from his parent's record collection of artists like Earth, Wind, & Fire, Stevie Wonder, Chicago, The Delfonics, and naturally The Three Degrees. As a teenager, Ashley organized and performed in high school talent shows.The biggest part of Ashley's life and musical path came when he attended Howard University where he received his Bachelor's Degree in Music. At Howard University Ashley studied jazz voice under legendary jazz drummer and vocalist Grady Tate and the late Webster Lewis. Ashley also joined the Howard University Gospel Choir, which has produced R&B artist Angela Winbush, Tawatha Agee of Mtume, Pure Soul, and Gospel great Richard Smallwood. During his tenure with the Howard Gospel Choir, Ashley has performed behind Edwin and Walter Hawkins and Dorinda Clark of The Clark Sisters. The choir was also privileged to perform for President Bill Clinton at The Department of Agriculture for the unveiling portrait of former Secretary of Agriculture Mike Espy.Professionally he has sung background for Lady Alma and Jean Carn as well as shared the stage with Vivian Green, Bilal, Marcus Johnson and Grammy Award Winners Take 6. In the studio he has recorded vocals for Chavous, Sarah's Girl, Geneva Renee, Tye Tribbett, Jim Stephens, and Will Downing.In 2016, Ashley has released his debut single “Words.”  Ashley went back to his roots with the recording process of this song. “The song was written and composed by Alysha Ashley and I. She is from Kentucky and while composing this song I wanted to enhance the song with more lush arrangement and vocals, which is what you don't here in the music of today. With an ensemble of the best musicians and vocalists from the Philly area, we recorded the song in the Lab studios with engineer Craig White (formerly of Philadelphia International Records). We also had some additional production assistance from Will Downing which was an honor” Though the song is about being in love it is more about the interaction of a couple in the heat of a discussion. It encourages the listener to watch your “Words” and if you don't have an answer in that moment then it is ok to table it for another time.Ashley's latest single “Don't Throw Our Love Away” reached the #3 spot on the UK Soul Chart!!! To continue on the success of this song a remix, for all you that love house music, is scheduled for release in June. I can't wait!!I have known Ashley for some time now; and he is one of the coolest, honest, and genuine artists I know. Tune in to hear is journey! What an incredible conversation!!In other musical attributes Ashley is currently Vice President of The Recording Academy Philadelphia Chapter. Ashley is the Founder of The Soulful Sounds Series that is an R&B Educational Program. He co-founded a non-profit The Artists United with his partner Lox Knox that educates youth on the entertainment industry through its I.C.A.R.E Academy program. In his personal life he is a husband and father who gives back to the community.For more information Visit:www.AshleyScottMusic.comwww.Facebook.com/IAmAshleyScottwww.twitter.com/AshleyScott3www.instagram.com/AshleyScott3Listen and subscribe to the BAAS Entertainment Podcast on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Podchaser, Pocket Casts and TuneIn. “Hey, Alexa. Play the BAAS Entertainment Podcast.”

"Dat is een heel eigenaardige vaststelling: kunstenaars willen sowieso werken, willen sowieso naar buiten treden, gelijk met welk budget. Eigenlijk zou men moeten zeggen: dank u voor de subsidie, maar dit is minder dan gevraagd, ik kan daarvoor geen werking op poten zetten, je mag je subsidie terug hebben want dit heeft geen enkele zin." We spreken in deze aflevering van Podcast Freelancer over de KVR, zelfstandig in bijberoep, het fameuze artikel 1bis, het kunstenaarsstatuut en nog veel meer met Servaas Le Compte. Als contrabassist van opleiding speelde Servaas 18 jaar lang in het orkest van de Vlaamse Opera en heeft 30 jaar een eigen ensemble gehad. "Ik heb in elk mogelijk en onmogelijk statuut gewerkt", zegt hij zelf. Momenteel is hij bestuurder en coördinator bij Artists United vzw, een belangenorganisatie die iedereen die werkt in de artistieke en creatieve sector met raad en daad bijstaat. Daarnaast heeft hij met enkele gelijkgestemde zielen gezocht naar een voordeligere oplossing voor loonverwerking in de sector waarbij vertrokken wordt vanuit het individueel te bereiken doel en men uitgebreide informatie krijgt: PayPro Services. Kijk ook op YouTube: https://youtu.be/mdzviDPIO88 Ben je enthousiast en kijk je al uit naar het tweede seizoen? Stort dan nu je bijdrage op BE28 7360 2988 1320 (zie ook www.triotique.be) ———————————————————————————————————— Hosts: Frauke Elsen & Florestan Bataillie Audio & video: Tijl Wellens Met dank aan het Concergebouw Brugge en de Vlaamse Overheid. ———————————————————————————————————— Inhoud: 00:00​​ Intro 02:22​ Drie luiken voor uitbetaling: KVR / Loondienst / Zelfstandige 12:20​ CAO en honoraria 16:13​ Opleiding 18:45​ Artikel 1bis 26:38​ Pauze met muziek van Florestan 27:15​ Zelfstandige in bijberoep 29:54​ Rechten en pensioen 33:30​ Kunstenaarsstatuut 38:42​ Gouden raad ———————————————————————————————————— Interessante links Zakelijke ondersteuning & info over financiële mogelijkheden in de artistieke sector via Artists United: http://www.artistsunited.be/​ Cultuurloket: https://www.cultuurloket.be/​ Loonverwerkers die ervaring hebben met artiesten: Pay Pro Services: https://www.payproservices.be/​ Smart: https://smartbe.be/nl/​ Amplo: https://amplo.be/nl

John Safari is an Event Producer/Promoter in Orange County, CA. He's booked my bands since 2014 in various venues, from house shows to Anaheim House of Blues under his LLC; OCML (OrangeCounty Music League). John's also been involved in some big AV (audio+visual) productions includingCirque du Soleil  , Real Street Hip Hop Festival, Ohana music festival, back to the beach fest, surf city blitz, adult swim festival, sabroso, and camp anarchy in Ohio. He was set to go out as an assistant stage manager for Greenday's upcomming world tour until the Covid-19 Pandemic swept it from him 3 weeks before rehearsals! During the pandemic he's been keeping busy running a drive-in theater with a 40×20ft video wall and he's been doing some demolition work. On top of all that he also works with Artists United to End Homelessness @ArtistsAUEH https://www.facebook.com/ArtistsAUEH/ ------ Big thanks to Taqueria Zaragoza for sponsoring this episode with some delicious tacos and horchata ---- Podcast credits: Intro/Outro Music:  “Do It All Again” by Rosedale https://open.spotify.com/album/7ulXavnpIdytHDqx2OEv8K Produced and Edited Animations, and graphics by: Mike Liorti ---- Get 15% off your Vocal Eze order by using this link: http://vocaleze.refr.cc/mikeliorti --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stateofmyart/support

Believe it or not, we're 100 Days away from Black Friday... how the holiday shopping season may look very different this year, with different strategies for landing the best deals (12:13) --- International Female Ride Day... a celebration of all the women on two wheels, and an invitation for those who would like to join them (at 19:00) --- The good news is farmers are expected to enjoy a record corn harvest this year, the bad news is prices are the lowest they've been in years... but there is a bright side (at 26:22) --- Artists United in Crisis... hip-hop artist Frank Friday talks about putting together a live benefit concert in support of the social justice movement and to help those impacted by COVID-19 in his hometown of New York (at 35:37) --- Get ready for an 'explosion of flavor' in this week's recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 41:15)

Cincinnati's arts community is using its talents to express feelings about social justice and local unrest. From the stage to the canvas, they portray or paint a picture of what racial injustice looks and feels like.

***I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO ANY MUSIC PLAYED IN THIS EPISODE***Monica Raye Simpson, a queer, black, NC native, has organized extensively against human rights abuse, the prison industry, racism, and systemic violence against Southern black women and LBGTQ people. A proud graduate of the historically black Johnson C. Smith University, she earned a bachelor’s in Communications and organized for LGBTQ rights on and off campus. She then became the Operations Director and the first person of color at the Charlotte Lesbian & Gay Community Center. Next, she trained black youth in activism, philanthropy, and fundraising as the Ujamaa Coordinator for Grassroots Leadership. In 2010, she moved to GA to be our Development Coordinator; she was promoted to Deputy Coordinator in 2011, Interim Executive Director in 2012, and Executive Director in 2013.Monica is a nationally sought-after facilitator, speaker, and organizer, constantly called upon to travel the country for appearances. She is the only woman among the 4 founders of Charlotte, NC's Black Gay Pride Celebration, the first in the Bible Belt, which received awards from the National Black Justice Coalition and the Human Rights Coalition for its incredible launch with 7,000 participants. She has been featured in many publications for her activism, and has written many articles on LGBTQ issues, RJ, over-policing of black/brown communities, philanthropy, and Southern activism. In 2014 she was named a New Civil Rights Leader by Essence Magazine, and in 2015 was chosen as a panelist for the Women of the World Summit. Also a full circle doula certified through the International Center for Traditional Childbirth, she serves on the boards of the Fund for Southern Communities and the legendary Highlander Center.A singer and spoken word artist who infuses art into her activism, Monica has appeared in theatrical productions such as For the Love of Harlem, Words the Isms, Walk Like a Man, The Vagina Monologues, and For Colored Girls. She released her first solo album, Revolutionary Love, in 2015, and she has performed at events across the country, including singing the National Anthem and the National Black Anthem for the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. march and rally in Atlanta, GA. Monica created Artists United for Reproductive Justice as a project of SisterSong in order to create a platform for artists to collaborate on replicable artwork that furthers the Reproductive Justice movement.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iamlovereigns/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/iamlovereigns/support

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Guests: Michelle Gethers-Clark, Sybil Lynch Newman, Andreo “Fanatic” Heard The United Way of Greater Greensboro raises and allocates money to a network of agencies that meet a variety of critical needs in the community. Chancellor talks to the trio about this project and what they are hoping to accomplish.

Musician, Artist, and Artist Advocate, Brad Lyons is joining the conversation on Cue To Cue Today!  Today is part is the second half of a two-part conversation.   Brad leaves nothing on the table in this episode opening up about his artistic journey. He also, throw down the gantlet in this episode and challenges every artist and every consumer of art to ask themselves hard questions about the current state of how we consume and acquire art.   In this episode: What constitutes a proper fan Why Artist's need to ask themselves about their own integrity How asking for what you need as an artist and risking offending someone is imperative to your success as an artist How art driven by data feedback is changing artist and the art itself.  Why he believes we need to start buying directly from the artists   Oceanship is the touring and recording musical enterprise of Brad Lyons — presently based in Waterdown, Ontario, Canada. One month into his science degree at University of Waterloo, Brad made the decision to focus on music. He ran an ad in the paper that read Experienced Singer Seeks Band, though he had no formal singing experience. Brad formed the band left Pencey, and five years later signed a record deal with ARISTA/BMG Records USA under then president LA Reid. In 2003, for reasons of artistic divergence, Brad parted company with left Pencey members and formed Oceanship. In 2006 the Oceanship EP was recorded. The self-titled EP, packaged in hand- stamped paper bags (as all Oceanship releases are), did well domestically and internationally resulting in a PBS feature of track All The Kids, an XM Radio Verge award, and an extensive tour of China. KCRW, the Los Angeles radio station famous for its discovery of emerging talent (Coldplay, Jeff Buckley), was quick to feature Oceanship’s track “Don’t Wear Me Out” on their “Morning Becomes Eclectic” program as Today’s Top Tune. Hotblack, another track from the album, went to #1 on commercial radio in Birmingham, Alabama, and its video was nominated for Best Music Video by The World Animation Film Festival alongside Coldplay. Multiple tracks from the Oceanship debut album have been placed in international TV shows such as One Tree Hill, Army Wives, The Border, Degrassi TGN, Rookie Blue, among others – fourteen TV shows and movies to date. In 2018 Brad released Bella Blue, the follow-up to his self titled album. While music is best listened to rather than described — especially by the artist — David Gordon, the former Warner A&R who signed some of the all-time music greats, including Prince, Dire Straits, and Van Halen, has this to say about it: "Bella Blue stacks up favorably with my all-time favorite CD (and that musician) — on all scores. Oceanship has a tough of the brilliant... the frequent use of the child's choir, a cappella no less, that bespeaks innocence and mirrors the songs on a meta-level; the crystalline brilliance of lines such as, 'She said: Time is a wave, and it's drowning us', and more, so much more. Bella Blue is a keeper. I am wowed.   Artists United The problem with arts advocacy is two-fold. One, it involves few artists. The very party whose name is on the marquee has neglected to participate. Two, of the artists who are participating, essentially none are speaking about the core of the crisis — the shallow ethics of the average fan and the average artist. The artist is the primary. Artists make art, and the fan and arts industry emerge from that art. In order to turn the tide of the arts movement, we must turn the primary. We must recruit a sufficient number of deeper artists under a common banner — a banner of depth. Artists United proposes to turn the primary by teaching them, or reconnecting them to, a deeper understanding of artist, including their roles and responsibilities. We propose to do this through a series of artistic live presentations and filmed vignettes to be aired online. Artists United is an organization dedicated to teaching and promoting a new dimension of art and artist in an attempt to solve problems within the arts ecosystem and accelerate emerging consciousness. Artists United explores the full artist. We go beyond the artist as simply a maker of artifacts. We strive to connect the artist to their core in a way that brings their purpose into brilliant definition.   Connect with Oceanship! MeWe: https://mewe.com/i/oceanship Oceanship website: www.oceanshipmusic.com Oceanship twitter: @oceanship Oceanship FB: www.facebook.com/Oceanship Oceanship videos: Hotblack — https://youtu.be/qeb08Y_iAuM They Will Talk About Us — https://youtu.be/gwxwGUbSSjU Connect with Artists United! Artists United website: www.artists-united.org

Musician, Artist, and Artist Advocate, Brad Lyons is joining the conversation on Cue To Cue Today! Brad leaves nothing on the table in this episode opening up about his artistic journey. He also, throw down the gantlet in this episode and challenges every artist and every consumer of art to ask themselves hard questions about the current state of how we consume and acquire art. Stay tuned for part two next week!! In this episode: The root cause of all artist’s challenges What he learned in the process of being signed by music, producer L.A. Reid How asking for what you need as an artist and risking offending someone is imperative to your success as an artist How art driven by data feedback is changing artist and the art itself.  How to know if you are an artist who has integrity or not   Oceanship is the touring and recording musical enterprise of Brad Lyons — presently based in Waterdown, Ontario, Canada. One month into his science degree at University of Waterloo, Brad made the decision to focus on music. He ran an ad in the paper that read Experienced Singer Seeks Band, though he had no formal singing experience. Brad formed the band left Pencey, and five years later signed a record deal with ARISTA/BMG Records USA under then president LA Reid. In 2003, for reasons of artistic divergence, Brad parted company with left Pencey members and formed Oceanship. In 2006 the Oceanship EP was recorded. The self-titled EP, packaged in hand- stamped paper bags (as all Oceanship releases are), did well domestically and internationally resulting in a PBS feature of track All The Kids, an XM Radio Verge award, and an extensive tour of China. KCRW, the Los Angeles radio station famous for its discovery of emerging talent (Coldplay, Jeff Buckley), was quick to feature Oceanship’s track “Don’t Wear Me Out” on their “Morning Becomes Eclectic” program as Today’s Top Tune. Hotblack, another track from the album, went to #1 on commercial radio in Birmingham, Alabama, and its video was nominated for Best Music Video by The World Animation Film Festival alongside Coldplay. Multiple tracks from the Oceanship debut album have been placed in international TV shows such as One Tree Hill, Army Wives, The Border, Degrassi TGN, Rookie Blue, among others – fourteen TV shows and movies to date. In 2018 Brad released Bella Blue, the follow-up to his self titled album. While music is best listened to rather than described — especially by the artist — David Gordon, the former Warner A&R who signed some of the all-time music greats, including Prince, Dire Straits, and Van Halen, has this to say about it: "Bella Blue stacks up favorably with my all-time favorite CD (and that musician) — on all scores. Oceanship has a tough of the brilliant... the frequent use of the child's choir, a cappella no less, that bespeaks innocence and mirrors the songs on a meta-level; the crystalline brilliance of lines such as, 'She said: Time is a wave, and it's drowning us', and more, so much more. Bella Blue is a keeper. I am wowed.   Artists United The problem with arts advocacy is two-fold. One, it involves few artists. The very party whose name is on the marquee has neglected to participate. Two, of the artists who are participating, essentially none are speaking about the core of the crisis — the shallow ethics of the average fan and the average artist. The artist is the primary. Artists make art, and the fan and arts industry emerge from that art. In order to turn the tide of the arts movement, we must turn the primary. We must recruit a sufficient number of deeper artists under a common banner — a banner of depth. Artists United proposes to turn the primary by teaching them, or reconnecting them to, a deeper understanding of artist, including their roles and responsibilities. We propose to do this through a series of artistic live presentations and filmed vignettes to be aired online. Artists United is an organization dedicated to teaching and promoting a new dimension of art and artist in an attempt to solve problems within the arts ecosystem and accelerate emerging consciousness. Artists United explores the full artist. We go beyond the artist as simply a maker of artifacts. We strive to connect the artist to their core in a way that brings their purpose into brilliant definition.   Connect with Oceanship! MeWe: https://mewe.com/i/oceanship Oceanship website: www.oceanshipmusic.com Oceanship twitter: @oceanship Oceanship FB: www.facebook.com/Oceanship Oceanship videos: Hotblack — https://youtu.be/qeb08Y_iAuM They Will Talk About Us — https://youtu.be/gwxwGUbSSjU Connect with Artists United! Artists United website: www.artists-united.org

Is it possible to make art with the help of ghosts? Cynthia Whitcomb, a successful screenwriter, has sold over 70 screenplays, 30 of which have been produced on national television and . . . also admits to receiving “help” from the beyond. In this fascinating interview Cynthia shares how she broke into the Hollywood filmmaking business, the riveting details of her discovery that her made up stories were actually historical facts being sent to her from from the beyond and how she’s been able to channel her writing and let go of the “inner critic.” Click here to find out more about Holly Shaw and Performers & Creators LabThis episode was sponsored by Artists United - a non-profit organization empowering individual artists to create excellent art and to unite all artists to create social change. Artists who work alone create art. Artists who work together create change. Artistsunited.net

Award winning composer, Steven Chesne, just released his latest album, Sapient which is being called a “landmark recording” by music reviewers. Listen as we talk creating fusion from sacred traditions, musical counterpoint (aka “mash ups”) and monks walking through the streets of Santa Monica. For more than a year, Steven Chesne unearthed the ancient words of peace from Buddha, Lao Tzu, Jesus, Mohammed, the Sikhs, the Hindu, the Jews, the Cheyenne, the Kikuyu, and the Baha’i. Chesne consciously focused on discovering the similarities of themes and shared beliefs, instead of the differences. This special episode includes moving musical selections from the culminating album, Sapient. This episode was sponsored by Artists United - a non-profit organization empowering individual artists to create excellent art and to unite all artists to create social change. Artists who work alone create art. Artists who work together create change. Artistsunited.netTo learn more about Holly Shaw and the Performers & Creators Lab Podcast click here

Underground hip hop artist and public school educator Darkside 90042 hangs out with us on this episode and shares stories of his life, his many collaborations within the Los Angeles hip hop community and his various projects. Join in the conversation and find out what makes him one of the great thinkers in rap. www.darkside90042.com Spotify @darkside90042 Soundcloud.com/darkside90042Soundcloud.com/musicisfreerecordsDarkside90042.bandcamp.com Dark Innocents on Spotify and Apple Music I am a solo artist who frequently collaborates with others. Any booking enquires can be sent to darkside90042@gmail.com   I am the king of Highland Park in North East LA. I have been making hip hop music for a number of decades, rapping since I was 12 and recording since I was 16ish. I make progressive, intelligent hip-hop music. I'm a high school English teacher by trade. I'm a single father of 3 wonderful children. I also write and perform my own original poetry. I release my music under the label Music Is Free Records. The motto is “Music is free…it's the rent that costs.” I'm also a member of a global hip hop collaborative collective called the Hardw3rk Microphone Collective. We are a conglomeration of MCs, DJs, producers and engineers from Los Angeles, Riverside, Florida, Philadelphia and Japan. Our motto is: “It ain't woth the work, unless it's Hardw3rk!!!” Anything else just ask. I use a Neuman U87 microphone to record my vocals. I use Digidesign's Pro Tools digital recording and editing program with an Apogee Duo interface. I have no sponsors at this time, but I do support a few companies. I wear a hat by Key to the City Clothing. I wear shirts by Goodlife Roots Clothing. I also wear Controversial Brand shirts. I have a Northeast LA one. I also have a dope sweater from NE Los Brand. Other than that hit me up if you are looking to sponsor someone. I call my music style Progressive, Intelligent Hip-Hop. I have a couple projects that are available for purchase and download. On my bandcamp you can find 5 projects on my bandcamp: Unfinished- Solo project from late 90's early 2000s of unpolished music. Nothing is Harder to Stop Than a Man Whose Time Has Come to Pass- Same era, more polished. Masters Of The Art- M.O.T.A.v8ion-Along with VinSun, who produced the tracks on the album as well as rapped on it, this is a project from the 2010 era. SideLess-Analog Compositions Interpreted Digitally (A.C.I.D.)- Along with DJ Seedless, who produced the album and rapped on a couple tracks, this is a project from the 2012 era. Dark Innocents- Fall Down 7 Times, Get Up 8- Along with producer Mind of the Innocent, who produced and engineered the whole project, it features collaborations with MC Emo, The Ar(T)chitect, DJ Seedless and DJ Mino. Dark Innocents is also available for purchase at Store.cdbaby.com/cd/darkinnocents1 Shout out to Hip Hop Congress, Artists United to End Homelessness, Hardw3rk Microphone Collective, Black and Brown Movement, East of the River, Lotta Noise, Fight Academy, Shneaky Entertainment, HipHops Night @ Golden Road Brewery, and many, many more. #Hardw3rk, #MusicIsFree, #Darkside90042, #ListenLikeShare #ABetterWorldIsPossible #HMC #AUEH  

Episode 87. Christina Of World Artists United by Nick Kho

Ashley Scott is a talented vocalist from Philadelphia, PA. He began singing and discovering music at the tender age of 3 from listening and watching is aunt Helen Scott of The Three Degrees and The Delfonics. Known for internationally known singles like the lush ballad “Words,” the infectious “Dance The Night Away” and his international anthem “Don't Throw Our Love Away,” Ashley continues to release music across the Soul, Jazz, and Dance genres globally.The biggest part of Ashley's life and musical path came when he attended Howard University where he received his Bachelor's Degree in Music. At Howard University Ashley studied jazz voice under legendary jazz drummer and vocalist Grady Tate, Kehembe Eichelberger, and the late Webster Lewis. Ashley also joined the Howard University Gospel Choir, which has produced R&B artist Angela Winbush, Tawatha Agee of Mtume, Pure Soul, and Gospel great Richard Smallwood. The choir was also privileged to perform for President Bill Clinton at The Department of Agriculture for the unveiling portrait of former Secretary of Agriculture Mike Espy. He has shared the stage with  Bilal, Marcus Johnson, and Grammy Award Winners Take 6. Ashley is the Founder of The Soulful Sounds Series that is an R&B Educational Program. He co-founded a non-profit The Artists United with his partner Lox Knox that educates youth on the entertainment industry through its I.C.A.R.E Academy program. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/ladydiva-live-radio/exclusive-content