Podcasts about asghedom

In Episode 5: Life as Resident Doctor, on The Med Survival Guide series, we dive into what it's like to be a resident doctor with Dr. Yohanna Asghedom. Dr. Asghedom is a family medicine resident doctor at St. Joseph's Health Center in Toronto, one of the co-founders of the University of Manitoba's Black Medical Students' Association and one of the co-founders of Black Medical Students' Association of Canada. Dr. Asghedom has a special interest in Immigrant and Refugee Health and an advocate for underserved, marginalized, and underrepresented communities. To watch the fifth episode of The Med Survival Guide series on our YouTube channel, visit https://youtu.be/gulYPjZdnV8 Together, let's declassify the classified!

Just as he was gaining critical and commercial success as a rap artist, Ermias Asghedom, widely known as Nipsey Hussle, was murdered in broad daylight in a parking lot on March 31, 2019. A new book by a founding editor of Vibe, Rob Kenner, titled, The Marathon Don't Stop: The Life and Times of Nipsey Hussle, chronicles the rapper’s life and his rise as a national hip hop star and community activist. Rob Kenner joins us to discuss Asghedom’s life, work, and legacy. This segment is guest-hosted by Rebeca Ibarra.

Channeled messages I received today (Friday, October 25, 2019) from Mr. Asghedom and stuff on related topics. Edited to add: I just realized after recording and publishing this episode the Steve Lobel connection with cigars and NIPSEY HUSSLE. There is why I got the channeling. Steve Lobel is the first search result on the first link below. Is Steve Lobel the man that Ms. Alexyss said is a vampire? Hmmm. Steve Lobel supposedly "discovered" Nipsey Hussle and has a "Cigar Talk" about being A&R and managing Nipsey Hussle (see video link Rap Radar with Steve Lobel Cigar Talk on the number 3 search link below). Here is the exact Steve Lobel Cigar Talk link for YouTube: https://youtu.be/jQbcm-aYStU. ----------------------------- 1) The Google search result for the "Nipsey Hussle Dos Santos cigars": (Notice Karen Civil is search result number 3 and then the "Last Time I Checc'd" song lyrics by Nipsey is below that (which cigars are mentioned in the lyrics). https://www.google.com/search?q=nipsey+hussle+dos+santos+cigars&oq=nipsey+hussle+dos+santos+cigars&aqs=chrome..69i57.5262j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 ------------------------------ 2) Dionne Warwick (writers: Burt Bacharach and Hal David" Song: "Do You Know The Way to San Jose?" (1968) https://youtu.be/jqWt49o7R-k ------------------------------ 3) The Google search result for Steve Lobel and Nipsey Hussle: google.com/search?q=steve+lobel+nipsey+hussle&oq=steve+lobel+nipse&aqs=chrome.0.0j69i57j0l2.2260j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 ------------------------------------------ Copyright 2019 Metaphysical Life Mastery (MLM). All Rights Reserved. All works and sources from other content creators is herein cited for research and commentary purposes. All mention of other content creators is always respectfully and honestly attributed. Links, videos, music, and citations are shared/used on this platform and my social media accounts in alignment with the United States Fair Use Copyright Act of 1976 (allowed use for research, education, commentary). References to or commentary about celebrities or "famous people" is herein legally prefaced with ALLEGEDLY, whether orally mentioned within the podcast/video or not. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/metaphysicallifemastery/support

This episode discusses the recent "Higher" video, our maybe last look at Nipsey Hussle, decoding of his lyrics and him indeed being the "Tupac of his generation." 

On this episode of Tea Time, Tay sits down with the cast of the Schoolem Jonesy Podscast to talk about the impact that Nipsey's Hussle had on their lives, how Kodak Black is a GOOFY and finally what needs to happen about holding our favorite artists accountable for making positive strides within the black community! This and more all on NEEOOOWWWWWW!!!!!!!

The Asghedom family decided that the L.A. Staples Center would be the right venue to accommodate the thousands of well wishers that will be attending the funeral of the late great Nipsey Hussle. The Staples Center is a 21,000- seat venue.This isn't the first time the venue was used to host the funeral of a high level celebrity.It was used back in 2009 for the funeral of the late great Michael Jackson.The Staples Center stands to make lots of money on Nipsey's funeral by selling tickets to the public, will his children get some of that money?. SMDH

Uncle Kellz is working again hooray

If you've watched the news this week, you'd know that hip hop has lost one of it's greats. Contrary to what some may choose to believe, Ermias "Nipsey Hussle" Asghedom was a father, brother, son, business owner, community figure and a sign of hope. In this episode of the podcast, we highlight 5 things that Master Builders can take from his life and career. This is raw. Unedited. And from the heart. Listen until the end. You don't want to miss it. You are #YoungMoney.

This one hits different. Episode 15 of the Cashmere Thoughts Podcast begins with the guys paying respect to the life and legacy of Ermias J. Asghedom, professionally known as Nipsey Hussle. After a few moments of raw emotion, the guys attempt to provide an entertaining podcast. Lucky goes in depth about the HBCU experience and everything that came along with it, including the role Social Media played on college life. While discussing the greatness of BlackPlanet, Lucky finally gets Winnie to get into his story bag— somewhat. The guys wrap up the episode urging everyone to invest in HBCU’s. Special thanks to Kadence PAT for the music. You can follow him at IamKadencePAT on IG Podcast is recorded and edited by AudioCzar901 on IG “We got turned down, we failed, had set backs, had to start over a lot of times. But we kept going at it. In anybody’s case that’s always the distinguishing factor.” – Nipsey Hussle --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cashmerethoughtspod/support

This episode is in loving memory of Ermias J. Asghedom. #RestInLoveNipseyHussle On this episode, D-Cash and Rich Relly of Harlem rap group Doe Lee Wu join me and we break down the latest from Cardi B's 2016 comments about drugging and robbing men (2:04) to Bobby Shmurda's refusal to join in the fight against criminal justice reform (6:38). Of course we also delve into the story behind how Doe Lee Wu came to be, working with Dave East, releasing their project "In 2 Deep" and more (12:48)! Watch the full episode NOW on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XUN3J2hV68 Be sure to subscribe via YouTube, SoundCloud and iTunes for more! Check out the latest from Doe Lee Wu here: "Ridin 2.0" (Official Music Video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3uufjxV7g8 "For The Streets" feat. Ray Mula (Official Music Video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJb9brMbZcY Purchase your Trappa Dan gear here: https://www.instagram.com/trappadan_stylings/

On this episode we share with the world how important Nipsey Hussle is to us, the culture and the world. Slimm and Reece are our guests. Rest In Peace Young King, Ermias "Nipsey Hussle" Asghedom.

Mullugheta Asghedom, eller Mull som de flesta kallar honom jobbar som föreståndare på Vivalla gården. I dagens program berättar han om om utmaningar och visioner för gården.