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Live at SHAKE with DJs Monk-One and Prestige - June 10 2023 at Friends and Lovers in Crown Heights BrooklynThank you, Monk-One and Prestige, for the invitation to try to keep up with the SHAKE vibe at Friends and Lovers in Brooklyn. It had been years since I played a Saturday night set with all vinyl and these gentlemen, the venue and the non-stop dancing audience were instrumental in the night going magically.  Great to have Jay Smooth in the house! (Jay is currently doing https://www.audible.com/pd/Think-Twice-Michael-Jackson-Podcast/B0C1HN7117 ).https://www.youtube.com/@qooldjmarvhttps://www.instagram.com/monk_uno/https://monk-one.bandcamp.com/https://www.mixcloud.com/monkuno/www.waxpoetics.comwww.nyctrust.comhttps://www.instagram.com/fleamarketfunk/https://www.mixcloud.com/FleaMarketFunk/www.fleamarketfunk.comhttps://www.fnlbk.com/

Qool DJ Marv Live at DJ Serge Negri's Thursday Wind Down at Drink Lounge in Crown Heights Brooklyn on MARCH 9TH 2023 ---   https://www.instagram.com/drinklounge/   +   https://linktr.ee/Djsergenegri   +   https://linktr.ee/qooldjmarv ---Thank you Chadon and Serge, for a great night in Brooklyn. Back soon! ---  https://music.apple.com/us/artist/qool-dj-marv/1558418894

In this Small Talk mini-sode, I share some feedback about last week's "Ghosts Ghosted Me" email, and then read a story about a haunted Spider-Man remote control car (which seems to coincide with me wearing a lot of Spidey clothing). Plus, I offer some additional thoughts about my recent Talking Strange interview with Viva Farris of Hidden Marietta, and her Crown Heights Brooklyn ghosts. And I chat about the new Haunted Mansion teaser trailer, and the passing of Ricou Browning from the Creature from the Black Lagoon. _______________________________________________________________ Talking Strange Paranormal Show is part of the Den of Geek network, and is hosted by Aaron Sagers, paranormal journalist and researcher, and Paranormal Pop Culture expert. You can catch Aaron as host of "28 Days Haunted" on Netflix, and on "Paranormal Caught On Camera" on Travel Channel/Discovery+. If you like Talking Strange, please subscribe, leave a nice review, and share with your friends. The Talking Strange paranormal pop culture show is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and wherever you check out spooky content. For more paranormal pop culture, head to Den of Geek, and follow @TalkStrangePod on Twitter. Email us with episode ideas, and guest suggestions, or for a chance to have your letter read on a future episode: TalkingStrange@DenOfGeek.com Follow Host Aaron Sagers: Twitter.com/aaronsagers Instagram.com/aaronsagers Facebook.com/AaronSagersPage tiktok.com/@aaronsagers Patreon.com/aaronsagers (For Q&As, livestreams, cocktail classes, and movie watches) Until Next Time: Be Kind. Stay Spooky. Keep It Weird. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join me as I sit down with Sholom Gutleizer LMSW, CASAC-T , CCTP.  Sholom was born in Crown Heights Brooklyn, NY. After going to yeshiva he attended Kingsborough Community College for his associates degree and then went on to graduate New York University with his Bachelor's and Masters in social work degrees. Sholom and his family live in Pomona, NY. He currently works as the Clinical Director of Our Village Sober Living, the program coordinator for Neshamos' Companion Network and as a private therapist.To contact Sholom please feel free to email him at SGutleizer@ourvillageny.orgFor more episodes check us out on....Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/2aPCiuzsIoNKYt5jjv7RFTApple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/brainstorm-with-sony-perlman/id1596925257YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe0UpNhJMB7ORkqSYHqXYKgInstagram https://www.instagram.com/brainstormwithsony/?hl=enBuzzsprout https://www.buzzsprout.com/1872993/episodesTo learn more about Our Village Sober Living please visit our website at https://ourplaceny.org/our-village/ or email us at Office@OurVillageNY.org

LAIVY is a 16-year-old emerging artist from New York City. He is the son of Grammy®-nominated singer/songwriter/rapper Matisyahu (modestyahoo) and spent his early years between Crown Heights Brooklyn, Los Angeles, and living on a tour bus. Surrounded by music and musicians, it was just a matter of time before he discovered his voice and started building his own music with GarageBand. His purpose in life became channeling his experiences and feelings into songs. In Los Angeles, he has recorded his first songs for release with producer Aidan Laprete (lapret) (The Wilds) and mixed by Elijah Marrett-Hitch (Justin Bieber, The Kid LAROI). He is going on a U.S. national tour to over 50 markets opening for Matisyahu this Summer and Fall. He is inspired by soulful artists who are relatable in their lyrics and sound, and hopes to follow in their footsteps who can summon the common chord of a generation and unite them through song.

Not only a Rapper Manii Ling is also a Singer which makes her a Fire Artist

How Dance is Taught / Daniel Levi-Sanchez. In this episode of DanceCast, Silva interviews the dance educator Daniel Levi-Sanchez. Daniel reflects on his formative years teaching himself street forms as well as eventually receiving more traditional training from the Inner-City Ensemble Theatre and Dance Co., from Juilliard, and from Twyla Tharp herself. Daniel advocates for a teaching style that empowers students instead of isolates them. He muses on how a ballet or jazz class will lose a lot of students if the class is presented in the public schools, or how students who go to a studio often end up dropping out after high school or college. In 2019, Daniel was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease and acquired a disability. After successfully completing a dance challenge from an old colleague, Daniel began to revisit dance with a focus on dance teachers with disabilities.Text by Emmaly WiederholtDaniel Levi-Sanchez, from Paterson, New Jersey, received his formal dance training from the Inner-City Ensemble Theatre and Dance Co. and the Juilliard School of Dance. He performed with Twyla Tharp Dance, American Ballet Theatre, and ODC/San Francisco and is a dance educator with a master's degree in Education from Rutgers University. Daniel has taught ballet and modern dance at Rutgers University, Raritan Valley Community College, and for three years at PS 191, The Paul Robeson School in Crown Heights Brooklyn. In 2019, Daniel was diagnosed with Myasthenia Gravis, a neuromuscular disorder brought on by an autoimmune response resulting in permanent disability. Today, Daniel is focusing on his health first, as well as finding ways of remaining involved in the dance community through advocacy for teachers with disabilities, advice for dancers and teachers, writing and testing the limits of what he can and cannot do in the hope of someday being able to teach again. Daniel currently resides in Kingston, Rhode Island.This episode was published in collaboration with Stance on Dance.And more about Silva does at Art Spark Texas check out the dance programs website, bodyshift.org 

Comic book retailers give advice on buying the right gift -- from games to toys to books-- for your friends and family while supoorting local comics businesses. Hear their tips on the things that are far better to buy at a LCBS than anywhere else. "A great gift is a gift that a person won't by for themselves. No one would buy a 100-sided die for themselves but they wouldn't mind owning one "-  Dimitrios, Anyone Comics in Crown Heights Brooklyn. "I like to get people to try new art. That's awesome:." — John Arminio, Comix Connection in Mechanicsburg, PA. Dimitrios is the owner of Anyone Comics in Crown Heights Brooklyn. https://twitter.com/AnyoneComics John Arminio is a Counter Monkey at Comix Connection in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. He is a passionate fan of comic books, film, and heavy metal, and you can hear him discuss such topics on recent episodes of The Pink Smoke and Movies From Hell. He posts about all these subjects as QuasarSniffer on Twitter and Instagram. https://twitter.com/quasarsniffer   Give artists money. Thats the universal cray from any comicbook person

Spoke with rapper Wais P about growing up in Crown Heights Brooklyn, Forming The Ranjahz, signing with Jay-Z and Def Jam, working with DJ Premier, The Pimp Game, setbacks, and continuing to make music that's real.

Qool DJ Marv For MamaSoul & Friends at The Harlem Connection on WBAI-FM NYC - Aired May 14 2021 After 18 years living in Washington Heights/Harlem, I moved to Crown Heights Brooklyn when my son, who I co-parent, was accepted to Yale...starting a new phase in his and our lives. I left Harlem after subtly, over time, becoming a contributor to its culture and vibe. DJ Stormin Norman started Sundae Sermon with DJs Cosi and me joining him as the original groove masters. Thanks to Lisa Yancey, DJ Damon Alston and me were the resident DJs for the Apollo Music Cafe, almost a decade ago! Shout out to Dwight Jordan and the Apollo Fam...still going strong, keeping on and on. I thought I died and went to heaven when Marcus Samuelsson's Red Rooster added me to their DJ roster where I would play 3x a week sometimes. First time in a long time (since Sylvia's), the Red Rooster restaurant in Harlem brought jobs, tourists and celebrities back to Harlem in droves in the early 20-teens. They keep on growing, Red Rooster is in the UK and recently opened in Miami. Lucky me, I got another turn at doing something on-going at the Apollo Theater when Bob Sumner had me join his vision for a comedy club experience at the Apollo in the Apollo Music Cafe. The Apollo Comedy Club was established in 2015 and will re-emerge in October 2021. The 1st 5 years were just the warm-up. A very special thanks to Glenn G-Man Holt, a Harlem born and raised man with a gift for bringing people together. My first true friend in New York City, my guide, my brother (RIP). Thanks to MamaSoul, I reminisced about Harlem and put together a set of Harlem influences on me. Her show, on WBAI 99.5 NYC, is called the Harlem Connection and she and her partners shine a light on the music, history and impact of the metropolis of Harlem. Here is the link to the entire episode with the interview + the mix + much more music, sounds and connections by the THC fam: https://wbai.org/archive/program/episode/?id=22515 https://linktr.ee/qooldjmarv

Felicia shares her remarkable journey. She was born in raised in Crown Heights Brooklyn and spent summers in Bridgeport MA. As a child she always had a passion for dance, public speaking, and technology. She has a Masters in Science from Fordham University. She has worked as a senior developer for several large firms in New York. She worked at Cannon Fritzgearld before and fter 9-11. In 2010 she startted her own event planning company called Marble Creations. She shares where sheb was during 9-11 and how the tragedy affected her, the bricks she faced through her amazing career, and the whispers that changed her life.

Josh is the co-owner of Electric Anvil Tattoo shop in Crown Heights Brooklyn, New York. Josh specializes in large-scale traditional Japanese and American traditional tattoos. Josh didn’t start out his career as a tattoo artist. He become a tattoo artist when he was 30. We dive into what led him to pursue this craft, what's it like to open a tattoo shop in NYC, and why travel has been a huge inspiration for his art. Before we dive into Josh’s story of opening the Electric Anvil Tattoo shop if you found some value in this episode share this ep with a friend.Enjoy this interview with Josh EgnewConnect with Josh Egnewhttps://www.instagram.com/joshegnew/Learn More about Electric Anvil Tattoo http://www.electricanviltattoo.com/josh-egnew/Trust The Grind PlugsCount Your Blessings Notepad is a quick easy way to practice daily gratitude. The notepad is designed to make you appreciate the small things in life, write down what you would like to manifest into the universe, and reflect on what awesome things happened that day.Shop Now: https://trustthegrind.co/products/count-your-blessing-notepadPlan Dope Sh*t is a 50-day planner that focuses on owning the day through planning, writing, and reflection. This sh*t has no dates on the pages, allowing you to begin writing at any point in the year.Shop Now: https://trustthegrind.co/products/plan-dope-sh-t-plannerGet 15% off your next order using promo code "PODCAST" at checkout. Learn more at https://trustthegrind.co/discount/PODCASThttps://www.ko-fi.com/trustthegrindcoThinking about making a podcast yourself? We recommend using Buzzsprout to launch. Sign up using our link and you'll get a $20 Amazon Gift when you sign up. https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1026196Hosted by Steve EckerProduced by Chris Harris

This is the City Between Podcast where we explore the hidden and forgotten corners of New York City history. In this episode we travel into Crown Heights Brooklyn in search of a lost civilization devoted to elaborate Moorish fantasy: The Shriners and their beautiful Kismet Temple. Join us as we search for their beginnings from the Arabian Peninsula to the Knickerbocker Cottage in Chelsea. Our excellent theme songs is by Dylan Thurston (more at: www.dylanthurson.com) and you can find more about this episode at www.citybetween.com.  

Joseph Telushkin’s biography, Rebbe – The Life and Teachings of Menachem M. Schneerson, The Most Influential Rabbi in Modern History examines the life and teachings of one of the most prominent and respected Jewish scholars of our time. Born in 1902 in Nikolayev in southern Ukraine, Schneerson came to lead the powerful Jewish organization named Chabad. He spent most of his life in a small synagogue in Crown Heights Brooklyn, but he was very influential in both the United States and Israel. His humility, hard work, and innovative leadership had an extraordinary impact not only on Jews, but also on non-Jews.Telushkin skillfully weaves the Rebbe’s teachings into his biography. He has a personal connection to the events of this book because his father served as Schneerson’s accountant for many years. The book is full of anecdotes from Rebbe’s correspondence, writings, and descriptions of his personal audiences.Readers who enjoy biographies of important historical figures will be fascinated by this portrait of Schneerson.Full transcript available at the Nash Holos website. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Talking about how much time those boys from Crown Heights, Brooklyn, New York should get for jumping the 15 year old girl.

Talking about how much time those boys from Crown Heights, Brooklyn, New York should get for jumping the 15 year old girl.

A surveillance video capture a 15 year old girl beating, kicking, stomping and robbed by a group of teenage boys in Crown Heights Brooklyn. The suspects turned themselves in to the 77th precinct and now being held in jail. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I sit down with Dr. Zeena Hernandez to talk about movement, and how Physical Therapists and coaches can work together. Dr. Zeena Hernandez is a Physical Therapist who specializes in the care of the Fitness Athlete - from Crossfitters to Powerlifters and Olympic Lifters. She owns and operates Good Reps and Recovery, A one on one physical therapy facility located in Crossfit Crowhill in Crown Heights Brooklyn.She can be found @zeenadpt on Instagram. Don't forget to follow us on Insta too @dr_ppingin and on Facebook at Dropping In!

An audio portrait of Make It Happen, our program working with young men of color in Crown Heights, Brooklyn affected by violence. Through interviews with participants and practitioners, the episode explores the intersections of trauma, involvement with the justice system, and the lived experience of race. This episode was originally released in April 2018 and … Continue reading Race, Trauma, and Healing in Crown Heights, Brooklyn →

An audio portrait of Make It Happen, our program working with young men of color in Crown Heights, Brooklyn affected by violence. Through interviews with participants and practitioners, the episode explores the intersections of trauma, involvement with the justice system, and the lived experience of race. (Episode chosen as ‘Best of 2018‘ by the Vera … Continue reading Violence, Trauma, and Healing in Crown Heights, Brooklyn →

After fleeing Russia as a child with his siblings and mother via France reached America's shores before his bar mitzvah. In 1976 he started Benz's gefilte fish company. At first he went from store to store selling Benz's fish from his van. Since then Benz's foods has grown into an international brand , offering many more items , such as herring , tuna , horseradish and a food service division.  In the last 15 years Benzy changed the face of the kosher market again with the introduction of Benz's gourmet. A one a of a kind strictly kosher epicurean wonderland. Stop by and meet Benzy yourself at 332 Albany Ave in Crown Heights Brooklyn, it'll be worth the trip  and you'll be greeted with a smile and possibly a hug.   In this interview Bentzy discusses:   Virtues of perseverance Bringing family into the business The need for constant innovation How to view competition Importance of a set schedule

Rossi’s journey to become of New York City’s wildest and most beloved anti-caterers, includes growing up with Harriet; world’s wackiest Jewish mother, running away from home as a teen, being sent to live with the Chassid’s in Crown Heights Brooklyn, becoming a bartender on a floating tourist trap of a ship, turning her love of feeding others into becoming a chef in the 80’s when women were not welcome in professional kitchens, cooking at ground zero on “911”, surviving Hurricane Sandy to cater and speak for Ms. Magazine and all the while with humor and recipes. Rossi endures enormous and often-hysterical obstacles to ultimately build her own established catering company The Raging Skillet.

ELDER DWYANE LOCKER  Is a native of Queens, New York where he attended Christ Pentecostal Temple of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the world (PAW) There he was baptized and filled with Holy Ghost at the age of 17. He received the call of God and started his ministry as a youth pastor at the age 0f 21 as a member of The Apostolic Faith Assembly Church in Jamaica Queens, New York. He left  there to continue his ministry as a youth pastor at the First Baptist Church of Crown Heights Brooklyn where he successfully lead a youth ministry of over 700 members. There he also met his wife Kimberly of which is now married 15yrs.  He graduated from the Grace Bible College in 2000 with a BA degree in Religious Studies. He is now a member of the True Servant Church in Trenton NJ under the leadership of his pastor Bishop. Earl Jenkins where he continues his ministry as an evangelist preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world.     

DJ Scripz is a Haitian born DJ, but came to Brooklyn, New York at the age of six years old. DJ Scripz was raised in Crown Heights Brooklyn during the 80’s. The music and the Hip Hop culture influenced his style and creativity. Hip hop legendary icons like LL COOL J, Eric B & Rakim, KOOL G RAP, BIG DADDY KANE, Public Enemy, EMPD, BIZZ MARKIE, TRIBE CALLED QUEST, JAY Z, NAS, BIG L, KRS1 and NOTORIOUS B.I.G are a big inspiration for DJ Scripz’s creative visionary Hip Hop style. DJ Scripz is a film director,film producer,and music producer who owns Black Dymond MGNT, inc. Black Dymond MGNT is an artist management company that works with upcoming New York City artists.After his run as a hip hop artist manager he decided to brush up on his DJ skills and entered the DJ arena.To further sharpened his Djing techniques,he attended THE JAM MASTER JAY DJ ACADEMY in lower manhattan and obtained many certificates on verious Djing techniques.DJ Scripz captivating sound spans the eras and blends genres of classic hip hop to,smooth R&B,flip reggae Dancehall riddims, throwback to 80s pop freestyle,and capable to turn the party up with current top forties.As a DJ who is extremely passionate about the Hip Hop culture as a whole he decided to script a documentary film detailing his experience living in Brooklyn New York as a young Haitian immigrant kid. Thus,he produced "THE HAITIAN POLO DOCUMENTARY FILM". The Haitian Polo Documentary film is based on the young Haitian immigrant kids experience here in Brooklyn New York during the 80'S & 90'S ERA. In addition to film production, DJ Scripz is also seriously involved in music production as well.

DJ Scripz is a Haitian born DJ, but came to Brooklyn, New York at the age of six years old. DJ Scripz was raised in Crown Heights Brooklyn during the 80's. The music and the Hip Hop culture influenced his style and creativity. Hip hop legendary icons like LL COOL J, Eric B & Rakim, KOOL G RAP, BIG DADDY KANE, Public Enemy, EMPD, BIZZ MARKIE, TRIBE CALLED QUEST, JAY Z, NAS, BIG L, KRS1 and NOTORIOUS B.I.G are a big inspiration for DJ Scripz's creative visionary Hip Hop style. DJ Scripz is a film director,film producer,and music producer who owns Black Dymond MGNT, inc. Black Dymond MGNT is an artist management company that works with upcoming New York City artists.After his run as a hip hop artist manager he decided to brush up on his DJ skills and entered the DJ arena.To further sharpened his Djing techniques,he attended THE JAM MASTER JAY DJ ACADEMY in lower manhattan and obtained many certificates on verious Djing techniques.DJ Scripz captivating sound spans the eras and blends genres of classic hip hop to,smooth R&B,flip reggae Dancehall riddims, throwback to 80s pop freestyle,and capable to turn the party up with current top forties.As a DJ who is extremely passionate about the Hip Hop culture as a whole he decided to script a documentary film detailing his experience living in Brooklyn New York as a young Haitian immigrant kid. Thus,he produced "THE HAITIAN POLO DOCUMENTARY FILM". The Haitian Polo Documentary film is based on the young Haitian immigrant kids experience here in Brooklyn New York during the 80'S & 90'S ERA. In addition to film production, DJ Scripz is also seriously involved in music production as well.

DJ Scripz is a Haitian born DJ, but came to Brooklyn, New York at the age of six years old. DJ Scripz was raised in Crown Heights Brooklyn during the 80’s. The music and the Hip Hop culture influenced his style and creativity. Hip hop legendary icons like LL COOL J, Eric B & Rakim, KOOL G RAP, BIG DADDY KANE, Public Enemy, EMPD, BIZZ MARKIE, TRIBE CALLED QUEST, JAY Z, NAS, BIG L, KRS1 and NOTORIOUS B.I.G are a big inspiration for DJ Scripz’s creative visionary Hip Hop style. DJ Scripz is a film director,film producer,and music producer who owns Black Dymond MGNT, inc. Black Dymond MGNT is an artist management company that works with upcoming New York City artists.After his run as a hip hop artist manager he decided to brush up on his DJ skills and entered the DJ arena.To further sharpened his Djing techniques,he attended THE JAM MASTER JAY DJ ACADEMY in lower manhattan and obtained many certificates on verious Djing techniques.DJ Scripz captivating sound spans the eras and blends genres of classic hip hop to,smooth R&B,flip reggae Dancehall riddims, throwback to 80s pop freestyle,and capable to turn the party up with current top forties.As a DJ who is extremely passionate about the Hip Hop culture as a whole he decided to script a documentary film detailing his experience living in Brooklyn New York as a young Haitian immigrant kid. Thus,he produced "THE HAITIAN POLO DOCUMENTARY FILM". The Haitian Polo Documentary film is based on the young Haitian immigrant kids experience here in Brooklyn New York during the 80'S & 90'S ERA. In addition to film production, DJ Scripz is also seriously involved in music production as well.