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International friends or intentional friends? Join host Steph Stock and her guest Anna Lorentz, who is Thai and American, by way of Japan, currently living in Portugal with her French husband. The friends discuss language learning, growing up in an international environment, living an expat lifestyle and taking their international adventures beyond a six week language immersion program in Salvador, Bahia Brazil. This episode that will be sure to inspire your next international adventure. Listen to learn more about:How travel influenced their careersThe difference of growing up mixed in Asia versus America The gift of languageNavigating family gatherings around the worldHow to be intentional about maintaining long distance friendshipsFollow @mixedwithwhatpodcast on IG, TIK TOK and YouTube

Aché Lytle is a speaker, writer and coach helping leaders of all ages and types embrace a new wave of whole, sustained leadership that is antithetical to the current corporate model. The Founder of In Her Power and I Am Boldacious, she works at the intersection of leadership and wellness to protect the souls of leaders, especially women leaders of color. Aché's entrepreneurial journey began 15 years ago when she launched her first start up in Buenos Aires, Argentina, managing joint ventures and coaching executives on redefining and rebranding their organizational visions. A multilingual businesswoman, she continued to partner with global organizations to promote innovative change and leadership in business, education, social justice and healthcare. Her clients have included the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), Facebook, Kaiser Permanente, University of California, Berkeley, NBA--Warriors, Oakland Unified School District, National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education, The Ministry of Reparations, the Secretary of Education in Bahia Brazil and many more. Today, she focuses her attention and intention on speaking and organizing immersive retreats to inspire and train leaders to embrace not only the wellness of their businesses, but their own spiritual, physical and mental wellness. As a highly sought-after speaker, she has led conferences and summits around the world, joining her voice and faith with others to empower leaders, specifically women leaders of color. Her work has led her to keynote for companies like Facebook and Paypal and share stages with other experts and celebrities like Danny Glover. Aché has received numerous awards recognizing her work in global business, including a Fulbright Scholarship in 2012 and in 2014 when she was awarded the prestigious Fellowship to create a cooperative community project that impacted social change in Brazil.

Aché Lytle is a speaker, writer and coach helping leaders of all ages and types embrace a new wave of whole, sustained leadership that is antithetical to the current corporate model. The Founder of In Her Power and I Am Boldacious, she works at the intersection of leadership and wellness to protect the souls of leaders, especially women leaders of color. Aché's entrepreneurial journey began 15 years ago when she launched her first start up in Buenos Aires, Argentina, managing joint ventures and coaching executives on redefining and rebranding their organizational visions. A multilingual businesswoman, she continued to partner with global organizations to promote innovative change and leadership in business, education, social justice and healthcare. Her clients have included the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), Facebook, Kaiser Permanente, University of California, Berkeley, NBA--Warriors, Oakland Unified School District, National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education, The Ministry of Reparations, the Secretary of Education in Bahia Brazil and many more. Today, she focuses her attention and intention on speaking and organizing immersive retreats to inspire and train leaders to embrace not only the wellness of their businesses, but their own spiritual, physical and mental wellness. As a highly sought-after speaker, she has led conferences and summits around the world, joining her voice and faith with others to empower leaders, specifically women leaders of color. Her work has led her to keynote for companies like Facebook and Paypal and share stages with other experts and celebrities like Danny Glover. Aché has received numerous awards recognizing her work in global business, including a Fulbright Scholarship in 2012 and in 2014 when she was awarded the prestigious Fellowship to create a cooperative community project that impacted social change in Brazil. -------------------National Suicide Prevention 1-800-273-8255

Michael Andrade Bahia Brazil Michael Andrade, a retiree originally from NYC now lives in paradise for only $500 per month. Michael has found a way to live a full and very comfortable life by leaving the high cost of living in the US and calling Brazil his home. Michael breaks down the costs of living in a 2 bedroom condo with a pool, workout facility, and more for a fraction of what it would cost in the states. Learn more on this week's episode of Adventure Freaksss. Please remember to subscribe to our youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@adventurefreaksss

We discuss the upcoming World Cup in Qatar by previewing each group and giving our bracket predictions (51:40). Special guests include Bahia (Brazil/1:10:40), Shawn (England/1:33:15), Matthew (USA/1:51:15) and Finn (Hot takes/2:01:00).

We do our 4th Old Fashioned bracket. Our 4th winner will see the previous 3 winners to determine the best whiskey out of the 16 we compare this year.  We wrap up the episode with some firearm talk. Bill sites his 1911.

Karibu kusikiliza jarida ambapo leo miongoni mwa utakayosikiani pamoja na ziara ya Mkuu wa operesheni za ulinzi wa amani za Umoja wa Mataifa Jean Pierre Lacroix nchini Jamhuri ya Kidemkrasia ya Congo DRC, kumuwakilisha Katibu Mkuu. Naibu mwakilishi maalum wa Umoja wa Mataifa na mratibu wa masuala ya kibinadamu nchini Somalia, Adam Abdelmoula, ametoa wito kwa jumuiya ya kimataifa kuzisaidia haraka jamii zilizoathirika vibaya na ukame baada ya kukamilisha ziara ya siku mbili katika maeneo yaliiyoathika zaidi Somaliland. Na mengine mengi ikiwemo msaada wa IFAD kwa kijiji kilichohisi kimetengwa na dunia huko Bahia Brazil, mchango wa viongozi wa dini katika mapambano ya kupinga ukeketaji nchini Tanzania na Ujumbe wa WHO kwa wale wanaosema hawaogopi kuugua COVID-19. 

Mfuko wa Umoja wa Mataifa wa maendeleo ya kilimo IFAD umefanikiwa kubadili maisha ya wananachi waliohisi wametengwa na dunia huko Bahia nchini Brazil ambao hata miundombinu ya kuwafikia ilikuwa shida lakini sasa wanauza bidhaa zao kwa njia ya mtandao. Wamewezaje? Taarifa iliyandaliwa na IFAD inasomwa studio na Evarist Mapesa wa Redio washirika SAUT FM ya Mwanza Tanzania. Brejo Dois Irmãos,ni kijiji kidogo kilichoko katika jimbo la Bahia kaskazini -Mashariki mwa Brazil, ilikufika katika Kijiji hicho inabidi kupita kwenye barabara ya mchanga yenye urefu wa kilometa 12 ambayo magari mengi hayawezi kufika huko. Jumla ya familia 200 zinazoishi Brejo zinaona kama zimetengwa na dunia kama anavyoeleza aliyekuwa rais wa jumiya hiyo Cosme Aves de Sousa “Changamoto kubwa ya kuishi Brejo nikwamba kuifikia jamii hii ni ngumu sana” Jamii hii imejificha na hazina ya thamani kubwa ya BURITI, mti wa mtenda ambao kwa lugha ya kwao ukimaanisha “Mti wa Uzima”. Mti huu ambao kila kitu chake kuanzia matawi mpaka matunda yana thamani kubwa kwakuwa na uwezo wa kutoa juisi,dawa na bidhaa mbalimbali lakini umekuwa na thamani ndogo kiuchumi kwakuwa imekuwa ngumu kutengeza bidhaa na kuuza. Hata hiyo hali hiyo imebadilika baada ya Mfuko wa Umoja wa Mataifa wa maendeleo ya kilimo, IFAD kufika katika kijiji hicho na kufadhili mradi ambao mbali na kuwapatia mafunzo pia uliwapatia vifaa vya kisasa kama anavyoeleza Sousa....“Mradi wa Pro-Semiarid umetufungulia milango, umetufundisha mbinu mbalimbali za mauzo, tumuuzie nani na kuongeze vipi dhamani kwenye bidhaa zetu” Kwakutumia mashine mpya, wanakijiji sasa wanaweka tunda la mtende kwenye mashine ambayo inaosha, kumenya na kusaga na kupata malighafi ambayo inatumika kwenye bidhaa za chakula na urembo, kazi hii iliyokuwa unachukua siku kadhaa sasa inafanyika kwa saa kadhaa. Rais wa sasa wa chama cha jamii hiyo Eliane Ribeiro anasema Usindikaji ilikuwa kazi ngumu, iliyotumia nguvu kazi kubwa na ngumu. Tulikuwa siku nzima tunakaa chini kwasababu hatukuwa na miundombinu ya kutufanya tusimame. Tulikuwa tunatoa maganda ya tunda moja baada ya jingine na kisha kwenda kuyaanika nje kwenye jua ili yakauke, kisha tunayaleta ndani tunayaosha na kwenda kuyaanika tena nje yakauke. Lakini sasa hii yote ni kazi moja tunayaweka kwenye mashine tuu na kazi yote inafanyika na kumalizika. Haya ni maendeleo makubwa sana kwetu.” Kupitia mradi huu wanakijiji wameanzisha kiwanda kinachochakata zaidi ya tani 40 za matunda ya mtende kwa mwaka. Upatikanaji wa mtandao wa intaneti ilikuwa vigumu sana hapo awali. Lakini mradi huu uliwezesha kuwaunganisha na mitandao ya kijamii na sasa wanauza bidhaa zao mtandaoni na kipato cha wananchi kimeongezeka kwa asilimia 30 mpaka 40. Mafanikio mengine yaliyopatikana ni wanawake kujumuisha katika vikao vya kufanya maamuzi na kuleta maendeleo na sasa wananchi hawa hawaoni tena kama wametengwa na dunia.

I had the opportunity to go to Argentina for a semester in school. It was a shocking experience to see local Indigenous individuals bowed down on their knees in the airport as if me and the other 2 black women were goddesses.It was incredible. However what was left out of my tour of South America was the slave trade. In fact, while studying international studies and visiting museums from Peru, Chile, and Argentina, slavery was not mentioned but glossed over. I was taught that Germans moved to Argentina during the Nazi War. What I recently learned was, the only black people in Argentina came from Bahia Brazil. This was untrue as well. There is a population of descendants of slaves that still exist in Argentina but they are being phased out. Many white immigrants were ushered to go to Argentina because of the fear of so many free black slaves walking around. What is disturbing is that the same programming happened in North America. They sadly share that there history is being erased. What is more alarming is that it is true. I missed out on these connections while visiting and it explains why people were so intrigued to see black people. Many immigrants come to America for access and some conform to the racist narrative that continues to tear a part communities. There are shared experiences from the descendants of slaves around the world, forever connecting us closer to our roots. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hair-and-skin-alchemy/message

A native of Brazil, Marciano Silva dos Santos is recognized by the American FolkloricSociety as a “Brazilian artist of unique and exceptional ability and merit.” Silva dosSantos founded Contempo Physical Dance in 2011 and in the same year theStarTribune reported, “Marciano Silva dos Santos is a relatively fresh face in town. He wasted little time in making his mark.” He quickly gained recognition for hisprofessional dancing and swiftly made a place for himself in Minnesota. Marciano hasbeen named “Best Dancer” by City Pages, “one of the most graceful movers on anyTwin Cities Stage”by the StarTribune and “one of the hottest choreographers in town”by Minnesota Monthly Magazine. He is also bringing global African diasporiccontemporary dance to Minnesota with international choreography residencies,including Nildinha Fonseca from Balé Folclórico da Bahia (Brazil), Patrick Acognyfrom l'Ecole des Sables (Senegal). Now in partnership with the Mcknight International Choreographer Residency program, Contempo Physical Dance is commissioning a third choreographer to create a new work in 2022. Marciano is a recipient of a 2020 McKnight Fellowship for Dancers. After years of dedication as a dancer, teacher and choreographer, Silva dos Santos received his Master of Fine Arts in Dance at Hollins University.

This episode we go south of the equator! Listeners will feel the Carnival spirit and Brazilian sun via the Afro Brazilian musical styles that originate in the magical city of Salvador de Bahia. Pack your sunscreen and dancing shoes!

Today’s guest is English Teacher Jimmy from Brazil. In this episode we talk about: • The method Teacher Jimmy used and developed to learn English and Italian by himself • The importance of comprehensible input • If you want to improve your speaking skills and to work on your accent you definitely don’t want to miss the 3 techniques Teacher Jimmy recommended • Using the natural approach to acquire a new language • Resources to learn about phonetics • Why being focused on what you’re learning can make a huge difference on your language learning journey • Using movies and daily vlogs to learn and acquire a new language If you enjoyed this Show please Subscribe and leave a review! Support the show on Patreon and get access to the full interview in video format, get early access to episodes, and join our exclusive private Discord Server ( https://www.patreon.com/SOLLPodcast ) Join our Global Community on Telegram ( https://t.me/joinchat/PQFlLxuPIien1ubxpL8IZg ) Follow me on Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/soll_podcast/ ) and feel free to reach out to me, I'd love to hear your feedback about the show. Thanks! Links and mentions from this episode: - Teacher’s Jimmy Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube channel ( https://linktr.ee/englishwithjimmy ) --- 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/stories-of-language-learn/message

Today’s guest is Actor, Theater Music Director, and English Teacher Tiago Rocha from Brazil. In this episode we talk about: • Where to find good material to learn English • The importance of making English part of your life • If you’ve been studying English for a while and you’re not seeing results, you definitely don’t want to miss Teacher’s Tiago advice about consistency • Having small goals to improve English • Why being in a hurry can block you from advancing your English • Being creative to practice your speaking skills • The importance of learning sentences instead of learning isolated words • As a kid Teacher Tiago had the desire of learning English but he couldn’t afford to pay for classes so he used every little opportunity he got to learn English If you enjoyed this Show please Subscribe and leave a review! Support the show on Patreon and get access to the full interview in video format, get early access to episodes, and join our exclusive private Discord Server ( https://www.patreon.com/SOLLPodcast ) Join our Global Community on Telegram ( https://t.me/joinchat/PQFlLxuPIien1ubxpL8IZg ) Follow me on Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/soll_podcast/ ) and feel free to reach out to me, I'd love to hear your feedback about the show. Thanks! Links and mentions from this episode: - Teacher’s Tiago Rocha Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/eusoutiagorocha/) - Teacher’s Tiago Rocha YouTube Channel ( https://www.youtube.com/c/EuSouTiagoRocha/videos ) --- 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/stories-of-language-learn/message

Today we celebrate the botanist who saved the Lewis and Clark specimen sheets. We'll also learn about the successful botanist and garden designer who introduced the navel orange. We’ll recognize the Conservatory stocked by the World’s Fair. We'll hear a charming verse about the mistletoe by a poet entomologist. We Grow That Garden Library™ with a book featuring fifteen incredible private gardens in North America. And then we’ll wrap things up with the American writer who wrote about the natural world with simplicity and honesty.   Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart To listen to the show while you're at home, just ask Alexa or Google to “Play the latest episode of The Daily Gardener Podcast.” And she will. It's just that easy.   The Daily Gardener Friday Newsletter Sign up for the FREE Friday Newsletter featuring: A personal update from me Garden-related items for your calendar The Grow That Garden Library™ featured books for the week Gardener gift ideas Garden-inspired recipes Exclusive updates regarding the show Plus, each week, one lucky subscriber wins a book from the Grow That Garden Library™ bookshelf.   Gardener Greetings Send your garden pics, stories, birthday wishes, and so forth to Jennifer@theDailyGardener.org.   Curated News Is Mistletoe More Than Just An Excuse For A Kiss? | Kew | Michael F Fay   Facebook Group If you'd like to check out my curated news articles and blog posts for yourself, you're in luck because I share all of it with the Listener Community in the Free Facebook Group - The Daily Gardener Community.   So, there’s no need to take notes or search for links. The next time you're on Facebook, search for Daily Gardener Community, where you’d search for a friend… and request to join. I'd love to meet you in the group.   Important Events December 7, 1817 Today is the birthday of the American botanist and professor Edward Tuckerman. A specialist of lichens and other Alpine plants, Edward helped found the Natural History Society of Boston. As a professor at Amherst College, Edward spent his spare time botanizing in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Today Tuckerman Ravine is named in honor of Edward Tuckerman. America owes a debt of gratitude to Edward for rescuing some of the Lewis and Clark specimens at an auction. It turns out that after the Lewis and Clark Expedition, a botanist named Frederic Pursh was hired by Meriwether Lewis to process the plants from their trip. After butting heads with his boss Benjamin Smith Barton and Meriwether’s apparent suicide, Frederick Pursh took the Lewis and Clark specimens and went to England. Once in England, Pursh reached out to botanists Sir James Edward Smith and Aylmer Lambert about putting together the Flora of North America. Ultimately, Aylmer became his botanical fairy godfather. Aylmer had a substantial personal botanical library, herbarium, and funding. Aylmer also forced Pursh to be productive. Frederick Pursh was kind of a rough and tough guy, and he was an alcoholic. Aylmer made a space for Frederick in the attic of his house. Once Aylmer got him up there, he would lock Frederick in for stretches at a time to keep him focused on the project. It was an extreme way to deal with Frederick’s demons, but it worked. It took Pursh two years to complete the Flora of North America, and the whole time he was racing against Thomas Nuttall, who was working on the same subject back in America. American botanists felt Frederick Pursh had pulled the rug out from under them when he took the expedition specimens to England. And this is where Edward Tuckerman enters the story. Somehow Edward learned that the Lewis and Clark specimens that Pursh had brought to England were going to auction. It turns out Aylmer had hung on to all of Pursh’s material, including the Lewis and Clark originals. In 1842, after Aylmer died, the Lewis and Clark specimens and papers were up for auction along as part of his estate. Somehow Edward realized the value and the important legacy of these botanical specimens and papers. After winning the items, Edward eventually donated all of the material to the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia.   December 7, 1822 Today is the birthday of the English-American botanist, nurseryman, landscape gardener, and landscape designer William Saunders. William served as the first horticulturist and superintendent of the experimental gardens at the newly created U.S. Department of Agriculture. During his professional career, William enjoyed many successes, but two stand out above the rest. First, William designed the Soldiers' National Cemetery at Gettysburg. On November 17, 1863, William visited the White House to show President Abraham Lincoln his design for the cemetery near the Gettysburg battlefield. William thoughtfully made sure that the Union army dead would be organized by state. A devoted botanist, William’s design was the setting for Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, an ode to the fallen soldiers interred there. William’s second major accomplishment was introducing the seedless Navel Orange to California. After William had received cuttings from a navel orange tree in Bahia Brazil, he forwarded the cuttings to a friend named Eliza Tibbetts, who had recently settled in a town called Riverside, fifty-five miles east of Los Angeles. Eliza and her husband, Luther, planted the navel oranges in their front yard. They watered the trees with dishwater, and both of the trees flourished. In California, navel oranges are picked from October through the end of May. Navel oranges are known for their sweetness and the sweet little navel on the blossom end. A ripe navel orange should have thin, smooth skin with no soft spots. The orange should feel firm, and the riper the orange, the heavier it should feel. The sweetest time to eat navel oranges is after Thanksgiving; that’s when their flavor and color are at their peak. Because navel oranges are seedless, they can only be propagated by cutting. Over the years, Eliza and her husband took so many cuttings of the original two trees that they nearly killed them. In the early 1880s, they sold enough cuttings at a dollar apiece to make over $20,000 a year - that’s over half a million dollars by today’s standards. Ironically, in the 1930s, Brazil’s entire navel orange crop was destroyed by disease. In response, the USDA sent cuttings of Tibbett’s navel oranges to restart Brazil’s navel orange orchards. Today, every navel orange grown in the world is descended from the cuttings William Saunders sent Eliza Tibbetts. Today, one of the Tibbett’s navel orange trees still stands on the corner of Magnolia and Arlington avenues in Riverside. The tree has been a protected California Historic Landmark since 1932.   December 7, 1893  On this day, the Phipps Conservatory first opened to the public. A gift from Henry Phipps, Jr. to the City of Pittsburgh, Henry was a childhood friend and business partner of Andrew Carnegie. And gardeners who know their garden history probably already know that the Crystal Palace by Joseph Paxton inspired the 14-room glasshouse at the Phipps Conservatory. In 1893, as the Chicago World’s Fair ended, the plant material was fortuitously available to the highest bidder, and over 8,000 plants ended up on 15 train cars headed east to the Phipps. And that’s how the Phipp’s Conservatory ended up benefiting from impeccable timing; stocking their brand new space with incredible plants for a botanical bargain on a scale never seen before or since. In 2018, the Phipps Conservatory and botanical gardens celebrated their 125th Anniversary. Today the Phipps encompasses fifteen acres and includes 23 distinct gardens.   Unearthed Words There's a sound of a festive morrow, It rings with delight over the snow, Dispelling the shadows of sorrow With promise that makes the heart glow... An angel peeps in at the window, And smiles as he looketh around, And kisses the mistletoe berries That wave o'er the love-hallowed ground. — Henry Rowland Brown, English entomologist, and poet, Christmas Eve   Grow That Garden Library The Art of the Garden by Relais & Châteaux North America This book came out in 2018, and the subtitle is Landscapes, Interiors, Arrangements, and Recipes Inspired by Horticultural Splendors. Established in 1954, Relais & Châteaux is an association of the world's finest hoteliers, chefs, and restaurateurs who have set the standard for hospitality excellence. In this book, fifteen incredible establishments from Relais & Châteaux share their inspiring ideas for seasonal gardening, interior design, and entertaining. These elite hospitality experts share these exclusive beautifully-designed environments. And, they don’t leave you guessing. The authors show you how to translate their savoir-faire into indoor and outdoor sanctuaries and incredible events at home. The gardens featured range from simple cutting and kitchen gardens to more elaborate formal plantings, including parterres and topiaries. The garden’s delights are then brought indoors via botanical prints, textiles, wallpapers, and art objects, like metal and porcelain flowers. This resource also shares smart ideas for setting a festive table using rose petals, garlands, and bud vases. They even share their secrets for dressing up dishes and cocktails with edible flower garnishes. This book is a must-read for passionate gardeners who long to bring the sparkle and freshness of the outdoors into the home. This book is 240 pages of the finest horticultural havens at fifteen top Relais & Châteaux locations in America. You can get a copy of The Art of the Garden by Relais & Châteaux North America and support the show using the Amazon Link in today's Show Notes for around $30   Today’s Botanic Spark Reviving the little botanic spark in your heart December 7, 1873   Today is the birthday of the American writer Willa Cather. Remembered for her novels of frontier life like O Pioneers! and My Ántonia, Willa won a Pulitzer for her World War I novel called One of Ours. Here’s an excerpt that will delight the ears of gardeners from Cather’s My Antonia. The story’s narrator is Antonia’s friend Jim Burden. In this excerpt, Jim is lying on the ground in his grandmother’s garden as the warm sun shines down on him: The earth was warm under me, and warm as I crumbled it through my fingers. Queer little red bugs came out and moved in slow squadrons around me. Their backs were polished vermilion, with black spots. I kept as still as I could. Nothing happened. I did not expect anything to happen. I was something that lay under the sun and felt it, like the pumpkins, and I did not want to be anything more. I was entirely happy. Perhaps we feel like that when we die and become a part of something entire, whether it is sun and air, or goodness and knowledge. At any rate, that is happiness; to be dissolved into something complete and great. When it comes to one, it comes as naturally as sleep. — Willa Cather, American writer, My Antonia   Thanks for listening to The Daily Gardener. And remember: "For a happy, healthy life, garden every day."

On this episode India explores Brazil and highlights the diversity and melting pot of cultures and cuisines. She travels to Los Angeles to meet chef Renni Flores of Sabor de Bahia to learn about and taste the Afro-Brazilian food from Salvador de Bahia, a rare find outside of Brazil. A singer turned chef who has put Bahian food on the map in California. Then India meets up with Chris de Sauza who runs the family-run restaurant, Brasilia Grill in Newark to try traditional Brazilian BBQ, churrascaria. Chris speaks about growing up in Ironbound, a neighborhood in Newark that is arguably the oldest and strongest Brazilian community in America. Tom Le Mesurier, a food and travel writer based in Rio who runs EatRio.com helps explain the history and roots of Brazilian cuisine. Scott Barton, a chef, food scholar and NYU professor explains Afro-Brazilian culture, cuisine and history. Follow Eating America with India at @eatingamericawithindia on Instagram and Twitter Follow Renni Flores at @sabordebahiaFollow Chris de Sauza at @brasiliagrill Follow Tom le Mesurier at @eatrioCreated and produced by India WitkinThis episode was co-produced with MixedMag @mixedmagCover art by Suzanne Borderies @art_bysuzOriginal song by Kilcool @kilcoolbeatsSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=8CYUK3HB9XYAQ)

Born in America and raised in Bahia Brazil... award winning writer, director R.L. Scott has to date produced seven feature films and a large number of shorts. Before the internet was invented, he began his journey as a filmmaker at age 15, writing, directing, shooting and choreographing action scenes (on Betamax) with his friends. His motivation for becoming a visual storyteller, was to show the world the beauty, intelligence, strength and uniqueness of his culture To date, R.L. has worked with the likes of such talent as Bill Cobbs, Costas Mandylor, Harry Lennix, Richard Gant, Sean Riggs, Victoria Rowell, Darrin Dewitt Henson, Karrueche Tran, Amin Joseph, Nicki Micheaux, Robert Miano, Adolfo "Shabba-Doo" Quinones, Alimi Ballard, R&B Superstar Mya and many others. His movies have been released theatrically in North America, Korea and Africa, as well as streaming on global platforms like Netflix, Hulu, iTunes, TV One, Playstation, Xbox and Sky... and even as far back as Blockbuster video, Hollywood video, Sam Goody, Tower Records and more. With his new feature film "Lazarus," R.L. has begun his quest to create "Wonder Studios" a new superhero universe, populated by vast and diverse heroes of every race and creed. “We learn about this and more on “Behind The Real”. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aaron-d-king/support

Today, I'll take you with me to 2 amazing places in Bahia: Praia do Espelho and Caraíva. You'll learn about beautiful beaches, cute villages, Brazilian culture and tradicional food. I hope you like it! Click here to read the entire transcription of this episode. Start learning Brazilian Portuguese today! Take advantage of all the free resources offered by Speaking Brazilian Language School: 1. Take a free mini-course in pronunciation 2. Subscribe to weekly YouTube lessons 3. Follow me on Instagram 4. Join my Facebook community 5. Read my blog * Speaking Brazilian Language School specializes in Brazilian Portuguese. We offer online courses for beginners and one-on-one classes for students of all levels.  Aprenda o português do brasil. Learn Brazilian Portuguese. Aprende el portugués de Brasil. Apprenez le portugais du Brésil. Lerne Portugiesisch aus Brasilien. Impara il portoghese brasiliano.

Rylle is an up and coming producer hailing from Salvador, Bahia Brazil, and Bimbo Radio's feature guest on TrapFunkSoul 3. This mix is a 30 min of 80's, 90's, and 2000's RnB/Soul hits laced with heavy bending 808's sitting ontop of Baile Funk rhythms. ▶ Soundcloud: @rylleoficial ▶ Artwork by IG: @tiff.ramos /Tiffany Ramos ▶ Post production @yogidaproducer → All of our shows can be found here on Soundcloud or podcast apps search: Bimbo Radio →check us out on IG to keep up with the latest sounds from Bimbo Radio: instagram.com/bimbo.radio → If you'd like to submit your music, put us onto new music, or just plain reach out you can hit us at its.bimbo.radio@gmail.com

From the sounds of Samba to the spectacles of Carnival, Afro-Brazilian traditions are today seen as emblematic of Brazil and especially of Salvador de Bahia, the northeastern city where many Afro-Brazilian cultural traditions were first established. Salvador’s present status as the “Black Rome” of Brazil marks a shift from the early Twentieth Century, when Afro-Brazilian practices – particularly those associated with the religion Candomble – were denigrated as “primitive” and subject to repression in Bahia. Yet even as Afro-Brazilian culture is celebrated in Bahia and throughout Brazil, Afro-Brazilians themselves remain subject to discrimination, economic marginalization, and negative stereotypes, often directed at those same cultural traditions. In African-Brazilian Culture and Regional Identity in Bahia, Brazil(University Press of Florida, 2013), Scott Ickes explores the emergence of this paradoxical modern attitude towards Afro-Brazilian culture during and after the rule of Getulio Vargas (1930-1945). Ickes describes how during the Vargas era, Afro-Brazilians who sought greater acceptance for their practices found an newly-receptive audience among the white Brazilian elite: progressive intellectuals and journalists who valued Afro-Brazilian culture as folklore; and politicians, both national and regional, who sought the support of the Afro-Brazilian working class. Through government initiatives and the media, these elites elevated certain Afro-Brazilian practices – the martial art Capoeira, Samba music, and Candomble-influenced festival celebrations – and in doing so provided a public cultural and political forum for Afro-Brazilians involved in those practices. But as Ickes notes in every case, the new elite acceptance of Afro-Brazilian culture was limited and conditional. Only those Afro-Brazilian traditions deemed acceptable by elite intellectuals became accepted, and Afro-Brazilian culture never attained the prestige of European cultural traditions in Brazil. Thus, while the acceptance of Afro-Brazilian culture during the Vargas era had real benefits to Afro-Brazilians, it still allowed for Afro-Brazilians to remain marginalized into the modern day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From the sounds of Samba to the spectacles of Carnival, Afro-Brazilian traditions are today seen as emblematic of Brazil and especially of Salvador de Bahia, the northeastern city where many Afro-Brazilian cultural traditions were first established. Salvador’s present status as the “Black Rome” of Brazil marks a shift from the early Twentieth Century, when Afro-Brazilian practices – particularly those associated with the religion Candomble – were denigrated as “primitive” and subject to repression in Bahia. Yet even as Afro-Brazilian culture is celebrated in Bahia and throughout Brazil, Afro-Brazilians themselves remain subject to discrimination, economic marginalization, and negative stereotypes, often directed at those same cultural traditions. In African-Brazilian Culture and Regional Identity in Bahia, Brazil(University Press of Florida, 2013), Scott Ickes explores the emergence of this paradoxical modern attitude towards Afro-Brazilian culture during and after the rule of Getulio Vargas (1930-1945). Ickes describes how during the Vargas era, Afro-Brazilians who sought greater acceptance for their practices found an newly-receptive audience among the white Brazilian elite: progressive intellectuals and journalists who valued Afro-Brazilian culture as folklore; and politicians, both national and regional, who sought the support of the Afro-Brazilian working class. Through government initiatives and the media, these elites elevated certain Afro-Brazilian practices – the martial art Capoeira, Samba music, and Candomble-influenced festival celebrations – and in doing so provided a public cultural and political forum for Afro-Brazilians involved in those practices. But as Ickes notes in every case, the new elite acceptance of Afro-Brazilian culture was limited and conditional. Only those Afro-Brazilian traditions deemed acceptable by elite intellectuals became accepted, and Afro-Brazilian culture never attained the prestige of European cultural traditions in Brazil. Thus, while the acceptance of Afro-Brazilian culture during the Vargas era had real benefits to Afro-Brazilians, it still allowed for Afro-Brazilians to remain marginalized into the modern day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Simone shares her abortion experience in Salvador da Bahia, Brazil in 1981 where abortion was and still is prohibited by law. Currently, Brazilian law states that a pregnancy can only be terminated if it was a result of a rape, the child would not survive outside of the womb, or if the woman's health is in danger. It is estimated that 800,000 to 1 million people have illegal abortions in Brazil every year.

Sharif Ali is a proud father of 4, owner of several websites, including www.144000Gz.blogspot.com (Tha official 144,000 website, underground news from Our perspective, all of Tha 144,000 videos are located on this site) and Learn Moor About Bahia www.mooraboutbahia.blogspot.com (int'l business, economics, plus tons of info about the country of Brazil, and Afro Brazilian Tours), founder of Black Diamond, an independent label, and an expatriate of the United States that has settled in Bahia, Brazil. En route to Brazil, while living in Miami, Sharif and his wife Sakkara made a series of videos aimed at raising consciousness/awareness in the black community and the world in general. They were led to name the videos Tha 144,000 (www.myspace.com/tha144000/videos, http://www.youtube.com/tha144000, http://144000gz.blogspot.com/p/tha-144000-videos-view-them-here-for.html). They packed the videos with as much info as possible and tried to connect the dots as far as who we are as a people, where we come from, and what lies in our immediate future. Many deep topics were touched on but spoken in the language that enabled the message to be embraced by the streets. Sharif is featured in the upcoming book, United Black America (http://unitedblackamerica.com/). Sharif also has a tour company with his wife offering tours exploring the amazing Afro Brazilian culture of Salvador, Bahia in the country of Brazil. Salvador has a 90% black population and is considered the largest black city in the world outside of Nigeria. They currently offer a tour for Carnival (March 3-13) and will be running tours throughout the year www.bahiatours.blogspot.com. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/sakkara.ali & http://www.facebook.com/sharif777 http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=127941370613202&set=a.100593373348002.807.100001920182280

Sharif Ali is a proud father of 4, owner of several websites, including www.144000Gz.blogspot.com (Tha official 144,000 website, underground news from Our perspective, all of Tha 144,000 videos are located on this site) and Learn Moor About Bahia www.mooraboutbahia.blogspot.com (int’l business, economics, plus tons of info about the country of Brazil, and Afro Brazilian Tours), founder of Black Diamond, an independent label, and an expatriate of the United States that has settled in Bahia, Brazil. En route to Brazil, while living in Miami, Sharif and his wife Sakkara made a series of videos aimed at raising consciousness/awareness in the black community and the world in general. They were led to name the videos Tha 144,000 (www.myspace.com/tha144000/videos, http://www.youtube.com/tha144000, http://144000gz.blogspot.com/p/tha-144000-videos-view-them-here-for.html). They packed the videos with as much info as possible and tried to connect the dots as far as who we are as a people, where we come from, and what lies in our immediate future. Many deep topics were touched on but spoken in the language that enabled the message to be embraced by the streets. Sharif is featured in the upcoming book, United Black America (http://unitedblackamerica.com/). Sharif also has a tour company with his wife offering tours exploring the amazing Afro Brazilian culture of Salvador, Bahia in the country of Brazil. Salvador has a 90% black population and is considered the largest black city in the world outside of Nigeria. They currently offer a tour for Carnival (March 3-13) and will be running tours throughout the year www.bahiatours.blogspot.com. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/sakkara.ali & http://www.facebook.com/sharif777 http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=127941370613202&set=a.100593373348002.807.100001920182280

Sharif Ali is a proud father of 4, owner of several websites, including www.144000Gz.blogspot.com (Tha official 144,000 website, underground news from Our perspective, all of Tha 144,000 videos are located on this site) and Learn Moor About Bahia www.mooraboutbahia.blogspot.com (int’l business, economics, plus tons of info about the country of Brazil, and Afro Brazilian Tours), founder of Black Diamond, an independent label, and an expatriate of the United States that has settled in Bahia, Brazil. En route to Brazil, while living in Miami, Sharif and his wife Sakkara made a series of videos aimed at raising consciousness/awareness in the black community and the world in general. They were led to name the videos Tha 144,000 (www.myspace.com/tha144000/videos, http://www.youtube.com/tha144000, http://144000gz.blogspot.com/p/tha-144000-videos-view-them-here-for.html). They packed the videos with as much info as possible and tried to connect the dots as far as who we are as a people, where we come from, and what lies in our immediate future. Many deep topics were touched on but spoken in the language that enabled the message to be embraced by the streets. Sharif is featured in the upcoming book, United Black America (http://unitedblackamerica.com/). Sharif also has a tour company with his wife offering tours exploring the amazing Afro Brazilian culture of Salvador, Bahia in the country of Brazil. Salvador has a 90% black population and is considered the largest black city in the world outside of Nigeria. They currently offer a tour for Carnival (March 3-13) and will be running tours throughout the year www.bahiatours.blogspot.com. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/sakkara.ali & http://www.facebook.com/sharif777 http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=127941370613202&set=a.100593373348002.807.100001920182280

Sharif Ali is a proud father of 4, owner of several websites, including www.144000Gz.blogspot.com (Tha official 144,000 website, underground news from Our perspective, all of Tha 144,000 videos are located on this site) and Learn Moor About Bahia www.mooraboutbahia.blogspot.com (int'l business, economics, plus tons of info about the country of Brazil, and Afro Brazilian Tours), founder of Black Diamond, an independent label, and an expatriate of the United States that has settled in Bahia, Brazil. En route to Brazil, while living in Miami, Sharif and his wife Sakkara made a series of videos aimed at raising consciousness/awareness in the black community and the world in general. They were led to name the videos Tha 144,000 (www.myspace.com/tha144000/videos, http://www.youtube.com/tha144000, http://144000gz.blogspot.com/p/tha-144000-videos-view-them-here-for.html). They packed the videos with as much info as possible and tried to connect the dots as far as who we are as a people, where we come from, and what lies in our immediate future. Many deep topics were touched on but spoken in the language that enabled the message to be embraced by the streets. Sharif is featured in the upcoming book, United Black America (http://unitedblackamerica.com/). Sharif also has a tour company with his wife offering tours exploring the amazing Afro Brazilian culture of Salvador, Bahia in the country of Brazil. Salvador has a 90% black population and is considered the largest black city in the world outside of Nigeria. They currently offer a tour for Carnival (March 3-13) and will be running tours throughout the year www.bahiatours.blogspot.com. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/sakkara.ali & http://www.facebook.com/sharif777 http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=127941370613202&set=a.100593373348002.807.100001920182280

Taking the show back to its dark psychedelic roots, this month we present an exclusive mix from Brazil's Necropsycho.  In this mix Nuccho takes us on a dark chaotic trip at breakneck speed, using only his latest 2010 productions.  All these tracks will soon be available on Necropsycho's debut album 'Macabra Queen', released later this year.  Prepare yourself.....    Artists own bio:     'Necropsycho was formed in 2003 by two friends, Nuccho and Hermann. In the city of Guarulhos / SP in Brazil.  His productions are based on heavy melodies, timbres laniatus, creating an atmosphere obscure and influenced by goatrance, hardcore, gabba, industrial.  In 2004 began to appear in SP in the main party dedicated psicodelia night. Starting to highlight the scenario Dark psychelic, passed by large festival in SP, MG and Go/Brazil . Playing alongside major national and international artists.  In 2006 they were invited to participate in various labels and started the calls for the first releases.  Today, the project Necropsycho is being taken only by Nuccho, following soil in this journey, took his Ep launched in May 2008 by the label Metropolis Rec and also preparing an album split with the artists and Demonizz Bash once more be launched by the Dead Tree Productions. In August 2008 his first start Tour outside Brazil, is presented in Guatemala and Costa Rica and September awaits its first tuor by europe, presenting the countries, Belgium, Italy, Germany, Poland, Sweden.  Starts in 2009, is already getting ready for second time in Europe, presenting in Italy, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, Czech Republic and Belgium. Returning to tour Europe, spending most important festivals in Brazil (Fora do Tempo and Samsara) and December and going through Costa Rica and closing years 2009 playing in Bahia - Brazil, Universo Paralello festival.   This year 2010, is preparing her first album debut. expected to launch in mid-year.'    http://www.myspace.com/necropsycholive