Podcast appearances and mentions of bobby lefebre

Join us for today's episode as we reflect on last week's interview with the brilliant Colorado poet laureate, Bobby LeFebre. We're diving into radical imagination and how it fits into social justice work, breaking down intent vs impact, and taking a deeper dive into how we use language and its relationship to the centering of whiteness.    We're exploring: Cultural appropriation in Halloween costumes Elijah McClain's death and the many systems that failed him How language shapes the world and what could be possible when we shift it Something new that's coming for you this season of the podcast! And more!   Let's talk about it! Connect with us and continue the conversation: Instagram: https://instagram.com/thehumanizepodcast Facebook: https://facebook.com/thehumanizepodcast  Email: info@thehumanizepodcast.com

What could we create if we leaned into radical imagination? In this episode, we're bringing you an inspirational conversation with poet Bobby LeFebre. Bobby is an award-winning writer, performer, and cultural worker fusing non-traditional, multi-hyphenated professional identities to imagine new realities, empower community, advance arts and culture, and serve as an agent of provocation, transformation, equity and social change. Join us as we dive into what radical imagination really means, why we need it so strongly now, and what's truly possible as we lean into it.   We're exploring: Bobby's journey to poetry and this work How COVID shifted the imagination for us A special poem Bobby wrote for Elijah McClain How the idea of radical imagination has changed, particularly for BIPOC The powerful impact that shifting language, unlearning, and reimagining can have on dismantling systems of oppression Bobby's reimagining of the police system How he's facilitating cultural change And so much more!   Connect with Bobby:  https://instagram.com/bobbylefebre   Let's talk about it! Connect with us and continue the conversation: Instagram: https://instagram.com/thehumanizepodcast Facebook: https://facebook.com/thehumanizepodcast  Email: info@thehumanizepodcast.com

Guest host Dr. Ramona Beltrán and guests Bobby Lefebre and Ozioma Aloziem introduce Proyecto Sobremesa, a project that gathers and engages Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) artists and cultural workers in six separate eight-person dinners to discuss and plan a liberated future. What does accountability look like when it is based in love? What innovative ideas and solutions come to light when spaces for community exist? Join us for a conversation that highlights the need for radical imagination, accountability, and collaboration in creating the world we desire. Links:  NDN Collective: https://ndncollective.org/ Alternate Roots: https://alternateroots.org/ National Society of Latino Arts and Culture: https://www.nalac.org/      

In this bonus minisode of RadioEd, Colorado Poet Laureate and DU alumnus Bobby LeFebre joins us for a discussion on the role of the arts during crisis. This period of physical distancing has proven both inspirational and challenging for LeFebre, who has had to get creative with the way he presents his work. LeFebre also shares one of his latest, pandemic-inspired poems with RadioEd and describes his creative process, while also offering advice to aspiring poets.

Bobby LeFebre, Colorado's Poet Laureate, joins us on Mile High Theology for an evening of poetic reflection on our common life as a city, state, and nation. Canon Broderick conducts the interview with Mr. LeFebre, an award-winning Denver slam poet, writer, playwright and performer.

Dina and Eric represent Radio Red Rocks (new college radio station on campus) and sit down to interview award-winning Poet, Actor, Playwrite, and social activist, Bobby LeFebre.

The “On the Inside Looking In” podcast is in Denver, CO with poet, award-winning writer, performer, and cultural worker Bobby LeFebre. His play, Northside, turned YouTube series turned back into a play is a narrative that focuses on the mergence of affluent migration into established neighborhoods and it’s effects on the people from all sides. We talk the sold out 23-show run at the Su Teatro Cultural and Performing Arts Center, the destruction of culture and legacy due to gentrification, and the modern Millennial Chicanx duality between money and gente. We also go into the necessity of homegrown artistic platforms for Latinx/Chicanx representation, the multitude of paths for the voicing of sociological displeasures, and more. Bobby LeFebre Instagram: @bobbylefebre https://www.bobbylefebre.com/ Su Teatro Cultural and Performing Arts Center Instagram: @su_teatro http://suteatro.org/ Northside Instagram: @northsidetheplay https://suteatro.wellattended.com/events/northside "Welcome to the Northside" - youtube series Instagram: @Welcometothenorthside https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCanyLJHlwzuS0qnmtMilsmQ Los Mocochetes - Que Viva Revolucion! Instagram: @losmocochets http://losmocochetes.com/ https://soundcloud.com/losmocochetes This is a Calibexar production. Instagram: @calibexar Twitter: @Calibexar Facebook: Calibexar

Bobby LeFebre is a writer and poet who lives in our Northside Denver neighborhood and wrote a play about it. He and cast member Angel Mendez stopped by to talk about the sold out show at Su Teatro and help us give away some tickets. About the play: Two couples vie to buy Mrs. Lujan’s home, as the rapidly gentrifying neighborhood is now appealing to suburban dwellers, Teo and Luna must fight to return to where they grew up and are now being priced out of home ownership. A tale of where the heart lives. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/denverwineradio/message

Bobby Lefebre is an award-winning spoken word artist, actor, and social worker. He is a walking example that we do not have to pick one passion to follow in life - and, in fact, we can live a life that honors all of our passions. Bobby recognized from an early age that he had many interests and that putting his answer to "What do you do?" into one box was not for him. Bobby's BE story is one that shows that it is possible to live the life you want to live, on your own terms.    Features: Chapter Be's theme song, Happiness by Dave Preston Be Intro by Common

Excerpts - Part 2 from Episode 40 of the Poets Co-op TV Show featuring Suzi Q. Smith and Bobby LeFebre on February 27, 2011. Please see www.videopoetry.org for more great poetry.

Excerpts - Part 1 from Episode 40 of the Poets Co-op TV Show featuring Bobby LeFebre and Suzi Q. Smith on February 27, 2011. Please see www.videopoetry.org for more great poetry.