Podcasts about dj rich medina

Bobbito and E-New are joined by legendary DJ and former McDonald's HS All American Rich Medina who shares memories of dunking on future NBA stars Rick Fox and Hubert Davis when his Cornell U. squad went up against nationally ranked UNC. Medina also discusses his favorite tunes for a lay-up line, and the influence his HS basketball coach had on his musical career.

We're thankful for Rich Medina and Chef Kurt Evans promoting Philly's most celebrated traits: arts and activism. International and legendary DJ Rich Medina shares with us his history expressing his heart, soul and activism through music for the last 30 years. Medina also provides the details surrounding Art Basel in Miami, why it's important for the Black arts community and details about Love + Grit On The Road during Miami Art Week. Next up, Evans discusses bringing together food and activism to raise criminal justice reform awareness in America. Featured in major publications like Food & Wine, Bon Appetit, Good Morning America, and Eater, Evans also created the ground-breaking End Mass Incarceration (EMI) dining series which orchestrates dinners themed around the criminal justice system.  And if you're looking for something to do in Philly other than drinking, the hosts provide their top things to do. 

Welcome back to Cultures of Care, a special new miniseries from Who Belongs? hosted by Evan Bissell and Giovanna Fischer. This series celebrates people that practice collective care in unconventional and insurgent ways. Visit the project, read more about our interviewees, and check out transcripts for this episode at https://belonging.berkeley.edu/cultures-of-care. In this episode, we hear from photographer Naima Green and DJ Rich Medina. Naima is an artist, photographer and educator from New York. Her work is an invitation to participate, observe and consider safety, utopia and intimacy. You can view her work here at http://www.naimagreen.com/, and follow her on social media on Twitter, @naimapatrice, and on Instagram, @naimagreen/. Rich is a world-renowned, Philadelphia-based DJ, producer, poet, journalist, and lecturer on hip hop and music theory. Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, Rich has been cultivating a vibrant online space for a globe-spanning community to gather, listen, dance, meditate, and tap into collective joy and release during a time of social isolation. You can see visit his website at https://richmedina.com/ and follow him on Instagram @richmedina. These interviews were edited by Majo Calderon and adapted for podcast by Erfan Moradi, with original music created by Alex Lemire Pasternak. Additional music in this episode is by Mini Vandals, Bad Snacks, Emily Sprague, and Silent Partner. Thanks for listening!

Improvisation is NOT doing whatever you feel like. In this conversation with global DJ Rich Medina he doubles down on why mastery of the fundamentals are essential to flow and moving' the crowd. What are your fundamentals, and who's the crowd you want to move? Enjoy the listening!

Natalie Nixon is a creativity strategist whose mission is to change lives with ideas. In this podcast series her conversations with incredible thought leaders get us closer to making creativity actionable- an important goal because creativity is the engine for innovation. Throughout this WonderRigor™ Lab podcast you'll learn that creativity is our "ability to toggle between wonder and rigor to solve problems”. You'll also get hip to the 3I Creativity™ model in order to exercise creativity: inquiry, improvisation and intuition. Check out what Natalie learned from futurist Faith Popcorn; author of Joyful, Ingrid Fetell Lee; New York Times best seller author Eve Rodsky; global DJ Rich Medina; the questionologist Warren Berger, author of A More Beautiful Question; and the dynamic entrepreneur Beatrice Dixon, Founder & CEO of The Honey Pot. Enjoy the listening! Learn more at figure8thinking.com and radiokismet.com.

On the next episode of Fathers Who Bother, DJ Rich Medina shares how becoming a father changed his hustle, how nightlife prepared him for fatherhood and more.

The crew is back with another great episode featuring the legendary and internationally acclaimed DJ Rich Medina. Rich shares many of the jewels and stories that make up the storied career that has afforded him opportunities to mix blends across the planet. From dreams of being an NBA star as a semi-pro athlete to becoming a famous and beloved curator of the global club scene, Rich shares some unfiltered insights on his journey. You'll hear all of this and more on this episode of Decoding 40. If you haven't already registered to vote, please do so by visiting www.vote.org. Don't let all those who dedicated their entire life to fighting for these rights die in vain.  The 2020 Census is more than a population count. It's an opportunity to shape your community's future. Please complete the Census for 2020.  Be sure to catch us every Monday night at 11pm EST for Decoding 40 After Dark on FB Live and YouTube. Want to be our Whiskey Warrior of the Week? Or, do you have an event or product that you would like us to attend, sample, and promote? Then, please send us an email to Decoding40@gmail.com to start the discussion.

The crew is back with another great episode featuring the legendary and internationally acclaimed DJ Rich Medina. Rich shares many of the jewels and stories that make up the storied career that has afforded him opportunities to mix blends across the planet. From dreams of being an NBA star as a semi-pro athlete to becoming a famous and beloved curator of the global club scene, Rich shares some unfiltered insights on his journey. You’ll hear all of this and more on this episode of Decoding 40. If you haven't already registered to vote, please do so by visiting www.vote.org. Don't let all those who dedicated their entire life to fighting for these rights die in vain.  The 2020 Census is more than a population count. It's an opportunity to shape your community's future. Please complete the Census for 2020.  Be sure to catch us every Monday night at 11pm EST for Decoding 40 After Dark on FB Live and YouTube. Want to be our Whiskey Warrior of the Week? Or, do you have an event or product that you would like us to attend, sample, and promote? Then, please send us an email to Decoding40@gmail.com to start the discussion.

Rich Medina is a DJ, educator, and spoken word artist. He teaches Hip Hop 101 at Lincoln University and guest lectures at Cornell. Rich also gave a TED Talk on the city of Philadelphia. He has cemented his reputation as an elite DJ over the past two decades and also established 'JUMP N FUNK' in 2001, North America’s Original Afrobeat party, dedicated to the late Nigerian icon Fela Kuti. In this episode, we speak about his journey to Philadelphia, taking a corporate gig after college, diversifying as an artist and becoming a lecturer/educator in higher education, Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia 76ers, and much more. Check out Rich Medina on Mixcloud Find Rich Medina on Instagram

10,000 hours!! LIsten and you will understand. Today's episode we sit down with DJ Rich Medina, the man, the myth, the legend. We talk about him teaching at the Barnes Museum, reintroducing the world to the music of Fela, and just the science of being fly. Trust me there are so many gems in this one. @richmedina   Today's podcast is scored my AJ Rios @ajrios.music

Recorded Live at The Echo 10-19-2012 in Los Angeles for LA's annual Felabration "JUMP N FUNK" with DJ Rich Medina & Mark Hines (The Marksman) w/the visuals. I opened up the room for my 3rd year in a row from 9:20pm - 11pm in which this recording was made. Imagine people showing up and chilling when listening to the first 40 minutes or so with a small dance floor that started at around 10 pm and grew at a steady pace. Hope you enjoy the selections. Thanks to Asad at Footlong Events and Frolab for the opportunity and support.

• The Bar-Kays "Shake Your Rump To The Funk" • Solomon Burke "Boo Hoo (Cry Over You)" • Joe Bataan "Aftershower Funk" • Alemayehu Eshete "Qondjit" • The J.B.'s "Born to Groove" • Breakestra "The Gettin' to It" • DJ Rich Medina "Too Much (Afro Street mix)" • Erykah Badu "woo"