Podcast appearances and mentions of Darius James

Counter-agent for the avant-garde Adam Lehrer returns as our special guest star to discuss his latest release from Morbid Books, Safety Propaganda: Conceptual Manifesto for Psychological Warfare.  We also talk about creative ambition and getting out of the underground ghetto, gladiators, what makes Miike's new series Connect kinda mid, the social climate shift in the entertainment industry, Kanye West, the J word, responsibility and cultural influence, cancellations that didn't stick, Apophenia, the return to liking things in public, Harmony Korine, the importance of humor in transgressive art, Ishmael Reed, Darius James's Negrophobia, refusal to apologize for avant-garde hate-mongering, Ottessa Moshfegh's Lapvona, Bruce Wagner's Roar, how the masses received Adam talking with Billy Corgan, online writing, steroids, angelicism01, and the LARPing of aloofness. Full episode on patreon.com/agitator. Links: System of Systems Safety Propaganda

Deesha Philyaw and Dawnie Walton welcome writer Michael A. Gonzales for part two of our deep dive into the life and work of Diane Oliver, who published six short stories before her death at age 22. (Part one of our series is here.) Gonzales published an essay about Diane Oliver in The Bitter Southerner earlier this year, and he talks about his work digging into the archives to put a spotlight on Black authors who never got the recognition they deserved. His column for Catapult, The Blacklist, has shared stories about authors including Charlotte Carter, Julian Mayfield, Henry Dumas, and Darius James.  Get the full transcript. About the Author  Harlem native Michael A. Gonzales is a cultural critic/short story scribe who has written for The Hopkins Review, The Paris Review, Longreads, Wax Poetics and Soulhead.com. Gonzales writes true crime articles for Crimereads.com and wrote the series The Blacklist about out-of-print Black authors for Catapult. His fiction has appeared in Under the Thumb: Stories of Police Oppression edited by S.A. Cosby, Killens Review of Arts & Letters, Dead-End Jobs: A Hit Man Anthology edited by Andrew J. Rausch, Black Pulp edited by Gary Phillips and The Root. His latest short story "Really Gone" was published in the Summer 2022 issue of the Oxford American.  Episode Links and Reading List:  “The Short Stories and Too-Short Life of Diane Oliver” (Michael A. Gonzales, The Bitter Southerner, 2022) Ursa Short Fiction, Episode Nine: The Life and Stories of Diane Oliver, Part One “Mint Juleps Not Served Here” (Diane Oliver, Negro Digest, March 1967) The Blacklist essay series on out-of-print books from Black authors (Michael A. Gonzales, Catapult) Sticking It to the Man: Revolution and Counterculture in Pulp and Popular Fiction, 1950 to 1980 (2019) “Beautiful Women, Ugly Scenes: On Novelist Nettie Jones and the Madness of ‘Fish Tales'” (Michael A. Gonzales, Longreads, 2019) More from Deesha Philyaw and Dawnie Walton:  The Secret Lives of Church Ladies, by Deesha Philyaw The Final Revival of Opal & Nev, by Dawnie Walton Support Future Episodes of Ursa Short Fiction Become a Member at ursastory.com/join. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://ursastory.com/join

The boys are joined by poet and novelist Sean Kilpatrick to discuss the state of literature, the cultural shift, the force feeding of Toni Morrison, Darius James, Charlie Rose, the Northman, Fresh, Jim Goad, the Gen X cool girl era, the Depp/Heard defamation case and the end of #MeToo. Soundtrack: Pichismo "Kontrau" 4A DJ Assault "Mr. Muthafukka" Hegemon "Stigmata"  Eugene McDaniels "Outlaw" Blood Axis "The Gospel of Inhumanity" () Black Sabbath "Lord of this World" Links: Sean at Twitter: @Sean_Kilpatrick Sean at Instagram: @shucksabouteverything  Sean's blog Sean "Exeunt" Sean on Otessa Mosfegh and Nick Walker Sean on Jack Sean "Satanic Hamlet Starring Aubrey Plaza" Sean at Good Reads

Emmanuel Crepin and Darius James of Northside Talks join Jelani Goodridge-Reid, Skyler Gonzales and Milan Stanciu for an NST reunion episode regarding racism in world football (soccer) with specific topics surrounding the state of racism in the English Premier League.

Our guest today on the Brett Allan Show is football superstar and actor Ceyar J Wright. We caught up with him and talked all things football, and his role as Lebron James' oldest son in the new WB film, "Space Jam a New Legacy", "Darius James". This was a fun one, and for the books! Give us kind rating and review!https://ratethispodcast.com/brettallanshowEmail us!openmicguest@gmail.comBe sure to follow us on social media for all the latest podcast updates!Twittertwitter.com/@brettallanshowIGinstagram.com/brettallanshowFacebookFacebook.com/brettallanshowwww.brettallanshow.com

Join us as we sit down with 1st year Green Wave coach Darius James to discuss this weeks Kings Mountain game. Coach James breaks down the game and gives us a preview of Friday night's homecoming game against Stuart Cramer. We also have a question/answer segment, during which Coach James answers questions submitted by YOU, the Green Wave Fans. One of the things mentioned in the show is how supportive the Ashbrook community as a whole has always been for our football team. If you would like to reach out to find out how you can help, please contact Coach Darius James at dsjames@gaston.k12.nc.us or Coach Chris Campfield at clcampfield@gaston.k12.nc.us Ashbrook Soundwaves, the official (and only) podcast of Ashbrook High School is doing a weekly football show with first-year head coach Darius James. One segment of the show will be Coach James answering a few questions selected from submissions by fans of Ashbrook Green Wave Football. In order to have your questions considered for the show please either: Option 1 - Fill out and submit this form - https://forms.gle/vNP4c4dAX3YRdHSRA Option 2 - Send us an email at soundwavesahs@gmail.com Option 3 - Click on the following Flipgrid link and leave a short audio and/or video message. https://flipgrid.com/4a267d85 . If selected, your voice message will be played on the show!! Option 4 - Leave a voice message on the Ashbrook Soundwaves podcast page at - https://anchor.fm/ashbrooksoundwaves/message . If selected, your voice message will be played on the show!! Option 5 - Leave us a voicemail at 704-899-4066 - If selected, your voice message will be played on the show!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashbrooksoundwaves/message

Join us as we sit down with 1st year Green Wave coach Darius James to talk about weeks 2 and 3 of the 2020-2021 football season.  Coach James breaks down the team's big win against Forestview and the tough loss to Crest.   Find out who the practice players of the week are and get the scoop on Friday night's senior night game against conference foe Kings Mountain.  We also hear from two of the senior football players who are a part of the Green Wave Leadership Council.   Ashbrook Soundwaves, the official (and only) podcast of Ashbrook High School is doing a weekly football show with first-year head coach Darius James.  One segment of the show will be Coach James answering a few questions selected from submissions by fans of Ashbrook Green Wave Football.  In order to have your questions considered for the show please either: Option 1 - Fill out and submit this form - https://forms.gle/vNP4c4dAX3YRdHSRA Option 2 - Send us an email at soundwavesahs@gmail.com Option 3 - Click on the following Flipgrid link and leave a short audio and/or video message.  https://flipgrid.com/4a267d85 .  If selected, your voice message will be played on the show!! Option 4 - Leave a voice message on the Ashbrook Soundwaves podcast page at - https://anchor.fm/ashbrooksoundwaves/message .  If selected, your voice message will be played on the show!! Option 5 - Leave us a voicemail at 704-899-4066 - If selected, your voice message will be played on the show!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashbrooksoundwaves/message

Join us as we sit down with 1st year Green Wave coach Darius James to talk about week one of the football season.  Coach James breaks down the team's first game of the season against Philip O. Berry Academy from Charlotte.   Find out who the practice players of the week are and get the scoop on Saturday's rivalry game against Forestview.   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashbrooksoundwaves/message

Athletic Gift Officer Darius James details his transition from being a student-athlete to fundraising to benefit student-athletes. Darius also touches on how POC can break into the athletic fundraising industry and the importance of giving back and supporting your alma mater. As always, thank you for tuning into The Other Side.Please rate, subscribe, and share! Share especially with high school juniors and seniors, college freshman and sophomores,  and their parents!Instagram: thealumniclub_Website: thealumniclub.coJOIN THE CLUB!

In this episode, J'Wil brings in his brother Darius James in studio to tune out the negativity and talk inspiration. Darius shares his experience in the Christian music industry and why he has turned down several big opportunities. Midway through the interview they call up Lavell and that's when things really get interesting. The guys discuss everything from the NBA to the Bible and all things in between. This is for those who just need a little inspiration and relaxation from all that's going on in the world today.  Follow Darius on instagram @Djisthename Hear more at inspiregodspeople.com/podcast Listen to "To Whom it May Inspire" by JWilMusic at the link below https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/jwilmusic/to-whom-it-may-inspire

We know that you guys are really going to enjoy meeting Ashbrook's new head football coach, Darius James. You'll get to know a lot about the man selected to lead the Green Wave Football program. If you have any questions or comments you can leave us a voicemail at: https://anchor.fm/ashbrooksoundwaves You can also email us at soundwavesahs@gmail.com or reach us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook at @soundwavesahs Names dropped during this episode include: Carmelo Bess, British and Gabby, Chris Campfield, Herschel Walker, Mack Brown, Danny Osborne, Shante Southern, Dr. Rebecca Wilson, Orstell Barnette, Wendy and Alan Goins at Bubba's 33, Randy Thompson, Kristin Fletcher, James Worthy, Parks Lineberger, Mike Hatton, Tetrice Cook... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashbrooksoundwaves/message

Doxa Dorea brings the Knucklehead Knock Mix with songs from CalledOut Music, Erica Campbell, Sammie Ekpoh, Eddy Kenzo, Pro Gain, The Winans, HGHTS, Jordy Mankoto, Darius James, Bright Ones, Todd Dulaney, Jonathan Nelson, Ryan Mark, Prodigal Son, DJ Nicholas, Elevation Worship, Chris Howland, Israel Houghton, Kukudoo, Assassin, Exco Levi, Degree, Nikeo Music, Qheem the Redeemed, Tendry, Jaisua, Tim Bowman Sr., Charles Jenkins, Hyper Fenton & Moflo Music, BreeKay x Kasairi, LEVV, Tauren Wells, Isla Vista Worship, Mal V Moo, Limoblaze, Martay, Kevin Downswell and Zach Williams.

In episode 52, J'Wil states 3 reasons why he believes Jesus wasn't a Celebrity. Referencing Matthew Chapter 21, he takes a deep dive into the mind of Christ. The song of the Day, "Bigger" by Darius James provides an artist's perspective on chasing celebrity vs living for God. In the "Let's Get Social" J'Wil tackles the disadvantages of being extremely attractive and more! Listen on Podbean: http://inspiregodspeople.podbean.com/ Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/inspire-gods-people-the-podcast/id1438530566 Show Notes Why Jesus didnt seek Fame (Don't Make Jesus Famous ...or making Jesus Famous) I think to understand this we have to explore our relationships with celebrities Had Jesus sought after fame he wouldve became a celebrity figure Pscyhologically being a celebrity impacts your relationships with people and how they react to you Jesus was with the people....many of the Biblical interactions....woman at the well....woman who touches the hem of his garment....man healed at the gates... These are personal interations....not an event....not a meet and greet after a concert....but a real life unscripted occassion...someone having an experience with Jesus...where he listened to them....spoke to their specific needs...where he knew them Our relationships with celebrities are much different...we scream out..."i love you" and they screm back "i love you too" but we all know that u fit in a category of "fan" for them...they dont really know you... A celebrity doesnt doesnt take interest in who you really are... You have established a Parasocial relationship with them...a one sided relationship where u know everything about them...fav colors....kids names....u literally love them because u think u know them...meanwhile they dont even know u exist on this earth Meanwhile Jesus sought to have a real relationship....he wanted people to know that he knew them and wanted them to know him....he asked questions to his disciples like...who do you say that I am?.... Jesus wanted them to know him for who he really was....not just the figure that was gaining popularity... Although he would become famous...he never bought into the celebrity...we never read where he spruced up his image to gain the interest of the masses....where he showed up as the star of the show...the crazy thing is that he was the star....he was literally God that we should worship....and yet God had humility... God came in on a donkey....he didnt want the flash of the limelight because he was here for relationship and God knew that if he established himself as a celebrity it would be self fulfilling... He didnt come here for himself because he was already whole...he came here for the people....and needed the people to eatablish real relationship    

On this most special night, we revel in the pandemonium and jubilation of the season with this exciting and fun ode to Halloween. Featuring “Morton Street”, written and performed by Victoria Black and featuring performances by Dallas Wheatley (@swheatpodcasts; credited as Sarah Wheatley), Kiki Gonglewski, Troy H. Gardner (@troyhgardner), Kim Schmidt (IG @kats_cant_draw), Meredith Katz (@MeredithAKatz), B (@afoolofatook), and Kimberly Evans; “Bin Night”, written and performed by Mason Hawthorne (@MasonH_wr) with additional performances by Rachel Shaw, Eric Little and J.M. Dow (@whirlingnerdish); and “A Night Called Halloween”, created and performed by Darius James (youtube.com/DariusJames92389). Addition music and sounds by Eric Matyas, Blue Dot Sessions, and Pooleside. Learn more at monstersoutofthecloset.com.

The writer Darius James explores the terrain where art meets spirit, at the Crossroads where the full range of energies are present. In 1992, Darius published the novel, Negrophobia -- a caustic, hallucinatory, knife blade of a book that was probably about a quarter century ahead of its time. Punk novelist Kathy Acker called him a genius. The novel is being re-released in a new edition by the New York Review of Books, and has been getting high profile recognition as a classic of American satire. In more recent years, Darius had his own awakening experience, which he discusses with Ken. His insights about the connection between creativity and spirituality are so smart and provocative, they'll get you thinking. Toward the end of the episode, he treats us to a powerful reading of new writing -- you won't want to miss it.You can follow Darius James on Facebook on his page, Dr Snakeskin. Follow us on Instagram @TheEvolverPodcast: https://www.instagram.com/theevolverpodcastThe Evolver is sponsored by The Alchemist's Kitchen, a botanical dispensary dedicated to the power of plants, where you can ask an herbalist to recommend the herbal remedy that's most right for you. Visit https://www.thealchemistskitchen.com. For a 20% discount off any online purchase, use the code: podcast20. Theme music is “Measure by Measure,” courtesy of DJ Spooky, aka Paul D. Miller (@djspooky), from his album The Secret Song, and interstitial music are tracks by The Human Experience: "Sunu" from the album Soul Visions with Rising Appalachia, and Here for a Moment on the album Gone Gone Beyond Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this Episode, Lavell breaks into the studio and interviews J'Wil... Website https://www.jwilmusic.com/podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mr_bellwether JWilMusic Portfoliohttp://hyperurl.co/PlayJwilmusic Recorded and Produced at JWilMusic Studios by Jermaine James featuring music production by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr. & Darius James

In this Episode, a Tree Falls... Website https://www.jwilmusic.com/podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mr_bellwether JWilMusic Portfoliohttp://hyperurl.co/PlayJwilmusic Recorded and Produced at JWilMusic Studios by Jermaine James featuring music production by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr. & Darius James

In conversation with Gene Seymour, contributor to The Nation and former film critic and jazz columnist for Newsday. He has written for Bookforum, CNN.com, and The Washington Post. Author and spoken-word artist Darius James's 1992 masterpiece, the William S. Burroughs meets Thomas Pynchon meets Ishmael Reed fever-dream Negrophobia, is a raunchy, raucous, headlong dive into the many faces of American racism. With other works including That's Blaxploitation: Roots of the Baadassssss 'Tude, Voodoo Stew, and Froggy Chocolate's Christmas Eve, James is the cowriter and narrator of the of 2013 film The United States of Hoodoo. With a new introduction by film scholar Amy Abugo Ongiri and a new preface by the author, the multi-genre Negrophobia is dire, darkly comic, and more relevant than ever. (recorded 3/12/2019)

Darius James in conversation with Bernard Meisler. Darius James (aka Dr. Snakeskin) is the author of That’s Blaxploitation, a history of Black exploitation cinema, and the renowned cult classic Negrophobia, a raunchy and hilarious afrosurrealist satire, (“By far the best novel to emerge from New York’s Lower East Side literary scene.”—Kirkus) which will be re-released […] The post Episode 4 – Darius James appeared first on Sensitive Skin Magazine.

In this Episode, J'Wil asks for a dollar from everyone and he has no intentions of paying it back. After asking all of his listeners to blindly give him money, he then goes on to tell them a story of how a rich man went broke. Lavell breaks into the studio and asks for better lighting, while starting a deep conversation. This all somehow leads to understanding God's Plan.  Time Stamped Topics[45 secs] Can I have a dollar?[5 mins, 45 secs] The Millionaire Mindset: Holyfield[14 mins, 42 secs] "Deep Conversations" featuring Lavell Neal[31 mins, 07 secs] Genesis 41: God's Plan[41 mins, 07 secs] "Let's Get Social"[50 mins 10 secs] JWilMusic song of the Day: "I Gotta Go" by the James Boyz : Download at www.jermainewilson.bandcamp.com Website https://www.jwilmusic.com/podcast Social MediaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inspiregodspeopleIG2: https://www.instagram.com/mr_bellwetherTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/jwilmusicFacebook: http://hyperurl.co/PlayJwilmusicJWilMusic Portfoliohttp://hyperurl.co/PlayJwilmusicCreditsLavell Neal appears courtesy of Neal Down ProductionsIntro Instrumental produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr.Recorded at JWilMusic Studios Mixed, Mastered, & Produced by Jermaine "J'Wil" JamesJWilMusic Song of the Day: Take a Stand by Darius James ft. JWilMusicSponsored by JWilmusic.com IGP Logo by M'Kaddesh Marketing Intro (Voice): Tiffany JamesSponsorship background music: Dream Traveler by JWilMusic- Produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr., courtesy of the "God Knows My Art" albumPrayer by Lavell NealPrayer background music: The Sound by JWilMusic- Produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr., courtesy of the "God Knows My Art" album

In this Episode, J'Wil has a creepy idea about a walking remote. Lavell crashes the party to talk balancing business and family. A little social media lightens the mood faster than fast food. There's nothing in the world that can explain a computer being better at their job than a human being.  Time Stamped Topics[1 min, 45 secs] Remote Control Legs[5 mins, 15 secs] Brain doesn't know[7 mins, 17 secs] "The People Wanna Know" featuring Lavell Neal[24 mins, 25 secs] "Let's Get Social"  [30 mins, 08 secs] Chic Fil Ayyyye[36 mins, 45 secs] "What in the World" [45 mins, 23 secs] Script of the Day[50 mins 35 secs] JWilMusic song of the Day: The Real Love Song (Not Your Average)Website https://www.jwilmusic.com/podcast Social MediaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inspiregodspeopleIG2: https://www.instagram.com/mr_bellwetherTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/jwilmusicFacebook: http://hyperurl.co/PlayJwilmusicJWilMusic Portfoliohttp://hyperurl.co/PlayJwilmusic CreditsLavell Neal appears courtesy of Neal Down ProductionsIntro Instrumental produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr.Recorded at JWilMusic Studios Mixed, Mastered, & Produced by Jermaine "J'Wil" JamesJWilMusic Song of the Day: Take a Stand by Darius James ft. JWilMusicSponsored by JWilmusic.com IGP Logo by M'Kaddesh Marketing Intro (Voice): Tiffany JamesSponsorship background music: Dream Traveler by JWilMusic- Produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr., courtesy of the "God Knows My Art" albumPrayer by Lavell NealPrayer background music: The Sound by JWilMusic- Produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr., courtesy of the "God Knows My Art" album

In this Episode, J'Wil talks about the unknown and is rudely interrupted by Lavell for a Deep Conversation. This all leads to an epic conversation about what Faith is not.  Time Stamped Topics[1 min, 01 secs] I still have a show[3 mins, 25 secs] Afraid of the basement[9 mins, 17 secs] Best Dressed Kids[11 mins, 45 secs] Deep Conversations with Lavell Neal [24 mins, 44 secs] Faith, not Magic[40 mins, 08 secs] What in the World: Bikes in the street[51 mins 35 secs] JWilMusic song of the Day: Faith to Faith by JamesBoyz (JWilMusic & Darius James) from the A.T.B.G. (Afraid To Be Great) project Website https://www.jwilmusic.com/podcast Social MediaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inspiregodspeople IG2: https://www.instagram.com/mr_bellwether Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/jwilmusic Facebook: http://hyperurl.co/PlayJwilmusic JWilMusic Portfoliohttp://hyperurl.co/PlayJwilmusic CreditsLavell Neal appears courtesy of Neal Down ProductionsIntro Instrumental produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr.Recorded at JWilMusic Studios Mixed, Mastered, & Produced by Jermaine "J'Wil" JamesJWilMusic Song of the Day: Take a Stand by Darius James ft. JWilMusicSponsored by JWilmusic.com IGP Logo by M'Kaddesh Marketing Intro (Voice): Tiffany JamesSponsorship background music: Dream Traveler by JWilMusic- Produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr., courtesy of the "God Knows My Art" albumPrayer by Lavell NealPrayer background music: The Sound by JWilMusic- Produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr., courtesy of the "God Knows My Art" album

In this Episode, J'Wil realizes that he's not a real sports fan. To make matters worse, he describes being cut from the basketball team. This leads to a uncovering the Secret to Failure, Victoria's Secret to be exact. By the end of it all you'll view your shortcomings in a positive light.  Time Stamped Topics[1 min, 50 secs] I thought I was a fan[5 mins, 01 secs] We all fail[7 mins, 26 secs] Cut from the team[19 mins, 02 secs] What in the World Segment: Dropping Things [29 mins, 01 secs] Victoria's Secret Failure[38 mins, 55 secs] Failure causes Success[51 mins 04 secs] JWilMusic song of the Day: Get Some (Not Your Average Ep) by JWilMusicWebsite https://www.jwilmusic.com/podcast Social MediaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inspiregodspeopleIG2: https://www.instagram.com/mr_bellwetherTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/jwilmusicFacebook: http://hyperurl.co/PlayJwilmusicJWilMusic Portfoliohttp://hyperurl.co/PlayJwilmusic CreditsLavell Neal appears courtesy of Neal Down ProductionsIntro Instrumental produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr.Recorded at JWilMusic Studios Mixed, Mastered, & Produced by Jermaine "J'Wil" JamesJWilMusic Song of the Day: Take a Stand by Darius James ft. JWilMusicSponsored by JWilmusic.com IGP Logo by M'Kaddesh Marketing Intro (Voice): Tiffany JamesSponsorship background music: Dream Traveler by JWilMusic- Produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr., courtesy of the "God Knows My Art" albumPrayer by Lavell NealPrayer background music: The Sound by JWilMusic- Produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr., courtesy of the "God Knows My Art" album

In this Episode, J'Wil helps you build your personal brand from scratch. He describes the reputations of Cousin Jimmy and Big Boy Bobby and ties it all to Influence. Meanwhile, Lavell returns (unwelcomed) on behalf of the people to ask about setting successful routines. There's even a random, but purposeful book review. In the end, it all comes down to washing your hands. Time Stamped Topics[1 min, 35 secs] Scripture of the Day: Ecclesiastes 3:1-2 [3 mins, 30 secs] Balance in Leadership[6 mins, 40 secs] Living Forever in Christ[7 mins, 43 secs] The People Wanna Know featuring Lavell Neal [15 mins, 07 secs] Should I go to College[22 mins, 16 secs] Nature vs Nurture[39 mins, 17 secs] Van Gogh[52 mins 20 secs] JWilMusic song of the Day: God Knows My Art (unreleased) by JWilMusicWebsite https://www.jwilmusic.com/podcast Social MediaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inspiregodspeopleIG2: https://www.instagram.com/mr_bellwetherTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/jwilmusicFacebook: http://hyperurl.co/PlayJwilmusicJWilMusic Portfoliohttp://hyperurl.co/PlayJwilmusic CreditsLavell Neal appears courtesy of Neal Down ProductionsIntro Instrumental produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr.Recorded at JWilMusic Studios Mixed, Mastered, & Produced by Jermaine "J'Wil" JamesJWilMusic Song of the Day: Take a Stand by Darius James ft. JWilMusicSponsored by JWilmusic.com IGP Logo by M'Kaddesh Marketing Intro (Voice): Tiffany JamesSponsorship background music: Dream Traveler by JWilMusic- Produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr., courtesy of the "God Knows My Art" albumPrayer by Lavell NealPrayer background music: The Sound by JWilMusic- Produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr., courtesy of the "God Knows My Art" album

----more----In this Episode, J'Wil helps you build your personal brand from scratch. He describes the reputations of Cousin Jimmy and Big Boy Bobby and ties it all to Influence. Meanwhile, Lavell returns (unwelcomed) on behalf of the people to ask about setting successful routines. There's even a random, but purposeful book review. In the end, it all comes down to washing your hands.  Time Stamped Topics [1 min, 56 secs] You have a Brand[7 mins, 59 secs] Social Influence[10 mins] Struggling to Influence[13 mins, 5 secs] The People Wanna Know featuring Lavell Neal [21 mins, 55 secs] Being Robotic[25 mins, 39 secs] Shoe Dog, Nike Study[44 mins, 40 secs] What in the World: The Nasty Doctor[52 mins 20 secs] JWilMusic song of the Day: Take a Stand by Darius James ft. JWilMusic Website https://www.jwilmusic.com/podcast Social Media Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inspiregodspeople IG2:  https://www.instagram.com/mr_bellwether Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/jwilmusic Facebook: http://hyperurl.co/PlayJwilmusic JWilMusic Portfolio http://hyperurl.co/PlayJwilmusic Credits Lavell Neal appears courtesy of Neal Down Productions Intro Instrumental produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr. Recorded at JWilMusic Studios  Mixed, Mastered, & Produced by Jermaine "J'Wil" James JWilMusic Song of the Day: Take a Stand by Darius James ft. JWilMusic Sponsored by JWilmusic.com  IGP Logo by M'Kaddesh Marketing  Intro (Voice): Tiffany James What In The World (Voice): LaKenya Neal Sponsorship background music: Dream Traveler by JWilMusic- Produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr., courtesy of the "God Knows My Art" album Prayer by Lavell Neal Prayer background music: The Sound by JWilMusic- Produced by Darell "Red" Campbell, Jr., courtesy of the "God Knows My Art" album

Ballet Cymru have perhaps one of the most inspiring stories of grit and perseverance in the entire landscape of Welsh arts, if not in the whole of the UK. Over thirty years old, run for much of that time as a passion project by founder Darius James and a very small band of itinerant artists, in the last couple of years they have made a new home for themselves in a very impressive studio building on the outskirts of Newport. They have now a national reputation, and it’s one for subverting expectations, of being rooted in, perhaps surprisingly, a working-class ethic. They now have a strong CV of innovative work, eye-catching collaborations with the likes of Cerys Matthews, Georgia Ruth and Catrin Finch, and guest choreographers, not least Tim Podesta who is about to unveil his Shadow Aspect starring principle dancer of the Royal Ballet Mara Galeazzi. Gary Raymond met with Darius James and his Assistant Artistic Director and partner Amy Doughty to talk about Shadow Aspect, about the history of Ballet Cymru, that amazing journey, and about all of the amazing ways they give things back to the community.

Panel: Kelly Harrison, Darius James, Kevin Lee, Megan Marker Scripture: Revelation 21:1–7, 22:1–5

Join us Friday at 8pm EST as we welcome to the porch special guest Mr. Darius James. Mr. James co-wrote and starred in the 2012 documentary "The United States of Hoodoo".  This documentary is described as "A spiritual road trip to the sources of African American culture.  Turntable wizardry, mind blowing artwork and fascinating rituals-the old African Gods have taken on new forms since their arrival on North America's shores".  This is going to be a good show so be sure and tune in.  The call in number is (646) 564-9782