Podcasts about enzi

In this fourth episode of Ziwani's RISK series, Kerryne Krause interviews Musyoki Muindi, a Kenyan entrepreneur in the electric motorbike market. He shares what it takes to pioneer new technology, highlighting how Enzi's success is built on two priorities: chasing high performance through community-driven R&D, and ensuring their riders can always keep moving, no matter what.   He also offers deeply personal insights on risk and responsibility from his 17-year career at an international mission organisation, working in East Africa, the UK and the US – reflecting that God sometimes takes us on unexpected detours that only make sense in retrospect.   From lessons learned in navigating the complex dynamics of cross-cultural partnerships, to carefully calculating risk without seeing the whole picture, Musyoki's story invites us to take a more nuanced view of risk, to value relationships, and to trust the unfolding purposes of God. Spotify · Apple · YouTube Podcasts

In the latest episode of Bargain Bin Gaymers, Davey sits down with Enzi, the creative force behind Gas Station Story, a groundbreaking indie title for the Game Boy Color. Dive into Enzi's inspiring journey as they bring a sci-fi epic to life on the beloved 8-bit handheld console, complete with a diverse cast of LGBTQIA+ characters. This one-of-a-kind episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves retro gaming, indie innovation, and inclusive storytelling!WISHLIST AND FOLLOW GAS STATION STORY HERE JOIN OUR NEW DISCORDSUPPORT THE BQN PODCAST NETWORK ON PATREON

In this episode of Investor Connect, Hall T. Martin engages in a detailed conversation with Enzi from South Africa, who is trying to raise funds for a significant construction project in the U.S. The discussion begins with Enzi explaining his vision to make housing affordable and sustainable, incorporating key features like clean water, clean energy, and efficient sewage removal. Enzi is currently in the idea phase and seeks initial funding to register his business and patents before moving on to more significant fundraising efforts later on. The conversation shifts towards Enzi's strategy of acquiring an established U.S. company to speed up scaling once his patents are in place. However, he faces hurdles such as the limitations set by the South African government and a lack of interest from South African investors due to the project being U.S.-focused. Enzi elaborates on his goal to raise $50 million in U.S. investments after securing an initial $58,000, and discusses the challenges of reaching out to over 4,000 potential investors without much success. Hall offers valuable advice on how to improve the pitch and presentation to attract more investors. Hall emphasizes the importance of demonstrating strong support from family, friends, partners, and potential users to make the project more appealing to investors. He also advises Enzi to include details about tax breaks and various types of affordable housing in his pitch deck. Hall further suggests leveraging social media and personal networks to gain initial traction and support for the project before presenting it to larger investors. By focusing on building a solid network of supporters and presenting a compelling, well-rounded case, Enzi can increase his chances of securing the necessary funding to bring his affordable housing vision to life. Ultimately, this episode offers practical insights into the multifaceted process of raising funds for large-scale, socially impactful projects, emphasizing the need for meticulous preparation, strong support systems, and strategic networking.    Thank you for joining us for the Startup Funding Espresso where we help startups and investors connect for funding. Let's go startup something today. _______________________________________________________ For more episodes from Investor Connect, please visit the site at:   Check out our other podcasts here:   For Investors check out:   For Startups check out:   For eGuides check out:   For upcoming Events, check out    For Feedback please contact info@tencapital.group    Please , share, and leave a review. Music courtesy of .

Karibu uungane nami Happiness Mlewa , katika  kipindi cha Ujumbe wa Biblia, Leo nipo na Padre Titus Amigu  kutoka  Chuo Kikuu cha Mtakatifu Augustino (SAUT) Jimbo Kuu Katoliki Mwanza, akiendelea kufundisha juu ya   kukoseana na kusamehana akiwatazama Wafalme mbalimbali, leo anamzungumzia Mfalme Herode. L'articolo Mfahamu mfalme Herode enzi za Utawala wake kabla ya kuja Kristo. proviene da Radio Maria.

Navigating the Foreign Investment Real Property Tax Act (FIRPTA) can be challenging for title agents, with risks of penalties if not handled correctly. So, we have Marc Enzi, CFP®, EA, to share essential strategies for mastering FIRPTA transactions, from identifying foreign sellers early to leveraging expert support. Learn how to streamline compliance, avoid common mistakes, and turn FIRPTA into a profitable opportunity for your business.     What you'll learn from this episode ●     FIRPTA: What is it, and why is it essential for title agents ●     Why it's crucial for title agents to identify foreign sellers early ●     The importance of working with experts when navigating the complexities of FIRPTA transactions ●     How to avoid penalties and hefty fines for both buyers and title companies     About Marc Enzi CFP®, EA Marc is an Enrolled Agent (EA), licensed by the IRS, and a Certified Financial Planner™ who provides a wide range of services, including but not limited to tax planning, foreign tax consulting, tax preparation, and tax representation with a focus on FIRPTA. He has helped many individual and business taxpayers with a wide range of issues.     Connect with Marc ●     Website: Tax Solutions-FIRPTA Consulting ●     LinkedIn: Marc Enzi CFP®, EA     Connect With Us Love what you're hearing? Don't miss an episode! Follow us on our social media channels and stay connected.   ●     Explore more on our website: www.alltechnational.com/podcast ●     Stay updated with our newsletter: www.mochoumil.com ●     Follow Mo on LinkedIn: Mo Choumil  

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For the second year in a row, Creativity Squared is proud to partner with ArtsWave to amplify the phenomenal artists and grant recipients selected for this year's ArtsWave Black and Brown Artist Program. Today, enjoy part three of a three-part special series of interviews with the artists featured in the program's “Truth & Innovation Artist Showcase.” You'll hear about their work, the world they want to live in, and their truth expressed through their art.  The artists featured in this episode include:  ⭐️ Jori An Cotton — project: “Voices of Healing: Connecting Back to Our Inner Girl and Finding Our Joy and Freedom” ⭐️ TT Stern-Enzi — project: “Stepping In (To Fatherhood)” ⭐️ Anupama Mirle — project: “DOR (Strings)” ⭐️ K.A. Simpson — project: “FLIPd: Cincinnati, Ohio's Historic Places, Spaces, Told through African American Stories” ⭐️ Margaret Tung — project: “Going Beyond Traditional Classical Music: Innovative Music for Horn” These episodes include vignettes of our interviews that took place for the fourth annual showcase of ArtsWave Black and Brown Artist Program. For the full video versions of these conversations, visit https://CreativitySquared.com or the Creativity Squared YouTube channel (https://bit.ly/C2youtube). The showcase's “Visual Arts Exhibition” is open through August 8 at the Clifton Cultural Arts Center. The “Be Still” city-wide augmented reality portrait exhibition is available to experience through September 22. As the Resident Playwright, Derek Snow will debut his play, 'The Ravenside Occurrence,' this September at Playhouse in the Park: https://www.cincyplay.com/tickets/Arts-Culture-Incubator.  Creativity Squared is a proud partner of ArtsWave and because it's important to support artists, 10% of all revenue Creativity Squared generates goes to ArtsWave, which is a nationally recognized non-profit that supports over 150 arts organizations, projects, and independent artists. This year's theme is “Truth & Innovation” and Creativity Squared host Helen Todd had the great honor of interviewing the artists about their work featured in the showcase and what the theme means to them. 

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Spoiler Note: For anyone unspoiled, we discuss the end of the show from 1:18:50-1:21:01 - tread lightly! We did it, everyone - we made it to the end of season 7! As a reward, we get this pretty great finale. Bonnie continues to hunt everyone as they scramble to get into the Armory. With the help of Enzi making himself a target and some adorable little witch siphons, our team can get into the Armory to destroy the final Everlasting and (hopefully) avoid the mysterious evil entity. And yet, no one seems that urgent or concerned about the evil entity … huh. Stefan and Caroline finally work things out (and kick Ric to the curb). But it's not all happy! Damon makes the selfless decision to go into the vault and stays there after mysteriously hearing Elena's voice. Enzo follows, taking them on a new adventure, killing a lot of people for mysterious reasons.  We also debrief about a season we haven't been particular fans of, and pitch how we would have fixed it. We also look ahead to season 8.  Remember to rate, review, and share, brothers! Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @doppelgangerspodcast! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doppelgangerspodcast/support

A deep interview with Ahood Al Enzi, stay tuned for the upcoming episodes of Danacast. Ahood Al Enzi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ahoodalenzi_/ Dana Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daneeda_t/

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This is the latest episode of the Chocolate News Podcast. We bring you news that discusses issues affecting the Black community.On today's show we will be discussing Purcell Marian Girls basketball team reaching state, the first Black female puppeteer on Sesame Street, and the 2023 Oscars race.This week's special guest is film critic tt-stern enzi.This week's episode is hosted by John Alexander Reese (Digital Editor, The Cincinnati Herald).Originally recorded on Wednesday, March 8, 2023.Make sure to check out the stories we talked about today on our website at www.TheCincinnatiHerald.com. You can also follow us on social media. We're on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. We also have our own YouTube channel. Just search for The Herald TV.

On Cincinnati Edition, tt stern-enzi discusses 10 films he'll be watching.

Dr. Sarah Longair unseats European powers' efforts to control the East African coast, through a Kiti Cha Enzi, or Swahili Chair of Power, produced in the 19th century. Intricately decorated with an ivory inlay, a large, wooden throne sits proudly - not in its place of production of Witu, Kenya, but the stores of the British Museum. Kiti cha enzi, or seats of power, were used as thrones by Swahili rulers from the 18th century. Their distinctive form incorporates myriad cultural influences, highlighting the vibrant pre-colonial trading history of the Swahili community, while their symbolic use speaks to shifting patterns of power on the African coast. Produced as Germany and Britain competed for colonial control on the East African coast, this chair is a material symbol of how a small Swahili community resisted European expansion. Its seizure from the Swahili Sultan Fumo Bakari, and subsequent relocation by Admiral Fremantle to the National Maritime Museum, and later British Museum, speaks to our current interests in the colonial origins of museum objects. But it also reveals the complex rivalries between Western imperial pofwers, and how East African leaders exercised their own agency by playing them against each other. PRESENTER: Dr. Sarah Longair, Senior Lecturer in the History of Empire at the University of Lincoln. ART: Kiti Cha Enzi (Swahili Chair of Power), East Africa (19th Century). IMAGE: 'Sketch of Kiti Cha Enzi of the Sultan of Witu, British Museum Af1992,05.1. Drawing: S Longair'. SOUNDS: Radi Cultural Group. PRODUCER: Jelena Sofronijevic. Follow EMPIRE LINES at: twitter.com/jelsofron/status/1306563558063271936 Support EMPIRE LINES on Patreon: patreon.com/empirelines

Nilipoandikiwa ujumbe mfupi na Edwin Bruno ambaye ni mkwe wa Professor kwamba Mama amekubalia kufanya kipindi na sisi siku hiyo ya Jumapili akishatoka church nilihisi kama naota. Mwenyezi Mungu anajua kwa kiasi gani tumekua tukitaka kufanya maongezi nae kwenye kipindi chetu. U busy wake na pengine mara nyingi kutokuwepo Dar es Salaam napo palikua panaleta ugumu, nyengine ilkua ni tarehe zetu za kufanya production na availability yake zilikua zinapishana sana. So unaweza ukaelewa excitement ambayo nilikua nayo baada ya finally samaki kujaa kwenye ndoana. Professor Anna Tibaijuka ni LEGEND miongoni ma magwiji kwenye nchi hii kwa kazi yake na usomi wake na uzazi wake na kujibeba kwake. Kazi mbali mbali ambazo amewahi kuzifanya na kuliwakilisha Taifa hili zinajizungumza kwa sauti kubwa. Ila Safari yake mpaka anafikia kwenda kufanya kazi kwenye Taasisi kubwa duniani hakukumdondokea tu miguuni. Usomi wake ambao aliupambania toka akiwa mdogo na kupata ushirikiano kutoka kwa Marehemu Baba yake ndo kila kitu. Enzi ambazo mtoto wa kike alikua anaandaliwa kuwa Mama wa nyumbani, Baba yake aliamini zaidi kwenye kumpeleka mtoto wake shuleni na kwa mujibu wa Mama Tibaijuka Baba yake alikua aliwasisitiza wazee wenzake kufanya hivyo maana dunia ndo ilikua inaelekea huko, kuna ambao walimsikiliza na wengine ambao waliona anapoteza tu pesa na muda. Mama Tibaijuka na Mimi tuliongelea kuhusu gharama za elimu enzi hizo Mimi nikidhani elimu “ilikua bure” pasi na kujua elimu kipindi hiko ilikua ghali pengine kuliko sasa na ukichukulia shule zenyewe zilikua mbali kweli kweli. Ananiambia pia suala la yeye kutaka kutomuangusha Baba yake ambaye baadhi ya watu walikua wanamcheka kwa kumpeleka Anna shuleni na kuingia gharama zote hizo. Pia ananiambia kuhusu Mama yake kufanya kazi zaidi ili masuala ya nyumbani aweze kuyafanya yeye ili kumsaidia mumewe ambaye pesa yake karibia yote alikua akilipia elimu ya Binti yake. Mama Anna pia ananisimulia humu jinsi ambavyo aliposwa alipokua kidato cha tano na mchumba ilibidi amsubiri mpaka alipomaliza Chuo Kikuu. Nili enjoy kila sekunde ya maongezi haya ambayo kwa kiasi kikubwa naamini yatakua na faida kwetu sote. Ananihadithia pia jinsi ambavyo alienda Sweden na mumewe ambayo alikua huko kikazi na jinsi ambavyo alipata nafasi ya kusoma Chuo Kikuu BURE na ni nafasi ambayo aliipokea kwa mikono miwili na kuhakikisha hafanyi makosa. Mama Anna ameshaifanyia Dunia hii mambo tele ya kimaendeleo wakati akifanya kazi zake UN na baada ya hapo alirudi nyumbani na kukifanya kazi Chama cha Mapinduzi kama Mbunge wa Muleba Kusini na Waziri wa Ardhi, nyumba na Maendeleo ya makazi. Hapo kwenye uwaziri sasa… Kulikua na mengi yaliyotokea wakati yeye yuko kwenye cheo hiko na ambayo kwa ki ufupi tu tuliyajadili kwenye meza yetu. Mama Anna yuko na Respect ya hali ya juu kwa Rais wa awamu ya nne wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania Mheshimiwa Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete ambaye kwa kiasi kikubwa alimfanya Professor Tibaijuka arudi nyumbani na kulifaidisha Taifa na yale alojifunza wakati anafanya kazi huko kwenye Umoja wa Mataifa. Yangu matumaini utaokota kadhaa kwenye maongezi yetu haya na kwa kiasi flani yatakusaidia kwenye maisha yako. Tafadhali enjoy pia. Love, Salama. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yahstonetown/support

Over-The-Rhine International Film Festival Artistic Director tt stern-enzi and Jason Harris from LADD talk about what's in store for the 2022 festival. They discuss what are some of the featured films and how inclusivity and accessibility are important parts of vision for the OTR Film Festival.

For this episode, we chat with Enzi Tanner (he/him/his), a trans, disabled, Black American, Jew living in Minneapolis. Enzi is […] The post Conversations that Change with Enzi Tanner appeared first on Queer Theology.

Laura Monn Ginsburg, a board member of National Council of Jewish Women, comes talks with Enzi this week to discuss the recent leak of the Supreme Court decision that would overturn Roe v. Wade, and the upcoming Jewish Rally For Abortion Justice. If you're unable to join be in Washington, D.C., tune in at 9 a.m. EDT for the livestream at jewishrally.org. Check @NCJW on social for more details.

Laura Monn Ginsburg, a board member of National Council of Jewish Women, talks with Enzi this week to discuss the recent leak of the Supreme Court decision that would overturn Roe v. Wade, and the upcoming Jewish Rally For Abortion Justice. If you're unable to join be in Washington, D.C., tune in at 9 a.m. EDT for the livestream at jewishrally.org. Check @NCJW on social for more details.

This week, Enzi welcomes Kristina Berg, the director of engagement for Children's Home and Lutheran Social Services to discuss the fostering and adoption system in Minnesota, and how the Jewish community can play a part.For more information: email welcome@chlss.org, or go to https://chlss.org

This week, in the wake of the Minneapolis teacher's strike settling, Enzi looks back at the 1968-69 strike in New York, the Jewish community's part in it, the Civil Rights movement coming to a head, and the myths about relationships.

In honor of Trans Day of Visibility, Enzi welcomes long-time friend Chris Paige to talk about how they observe this day and why increased visibility of the trans community is vital.People and topics discussed on the show: OtherWise Academy: https://otherwiseacademy.com/“Transgender-Affirming Spiritual Care: A Bibliographic Essay” in Theological Librarianship (forthcoming, peer-reviewed, 15:1, Spring 2022): https://serials.atla.com/theolibJonathon Thunderword, From Christendom to Freedom: https://otherwiseengagedpublishing.com/2020/04/06/from-christendom-to-freedom-journey-making-with-a-black-trans-elder/Liam Hooper, Trans-Forming Proclamation: https://otherwiseengagedpublishing.com/2020/06/23/trans-forming-proclamation-a-transgender-theology-of-daring-existence/Transfaith: https://www.transfaith.info/Lynn Young: https://www.transfaith.info/articles/two-spirit-my-journey-homeBobbie Jean Baker: https://www.transfaith.info/articles/bobbie-jean-baker-memorial-fund-bjbTransTorah: http://www.transtorah.org/index.htmlMax Strassfeld, TransTalmud: https://www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520382053/trans-talmudJoy Ladin: https://joyladin.wordpress.com/Louis Mitchell: https://www.revlouisjmitchell.org/Virginia Mollenkott: https://www.virginiamollenkott.com/Monica Roberts: https://transgriot.com/about/

This is the latest episode of the Chocolate News Podcast. We bring you news that discusses issues affecting the Black community.On today's show we will be discussing the Taft High School basketball team winning state, the Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmation hearings, the 94th Academy Awards, and more. Joining us today is Digital Correspondent Andria Carter, Film Critic TT Stern-Enzi, and Dr. Angelica HardeeThis week's episode is hosted by John Alexander Reese (Digital Editor, The Cincinnati Herald) and Morgan Angelique Owens (Chief Creative Beauty Consultant for Herald Beauty).For more information on the Oscars, go to: https://www.oscars.org/You can follow TT Stern-Enzi on Twitter @ttsternenziYou can find out more about Dr. Angelica Hardee at: https://www.doctorhardee.com/Make sure to check out the stories we talked about today on our website at www.TheCincinnatiHerald.com.Follow us at The Cincinnati Herald” on FacebookFollow us @CinciHerald on Twitter and Instagram.Follow us on YouTube, just search for The Herald TVMake sure to check out the stories we talked about today on our website at www.TheCincinnatiHerald.com. You can also follow us on social media. We're on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. We also have our own YouTube channel. Just search for The Herald TV.

Enzi talks about the ongoing situation with WNBA star Brittney Griner being jailed in Russia, and how race, gender and sexual orientation intersect in her on-going ordeal.

On this week's pod, Enzi welcomes his former boss, soon-to-be former Jewish Comunity Action Executive Director Carin Mrotz, to talk about organizing the Jewish community around issues of public safety.https://www.pollenmidwest.org/stories/a-new-story-of-safety/

“And so for me, what I will say is one, get your money… We deserve credit for what you do, as well as showing your worth is very important.” - Enzi Tanner   In this Speakers Room Live episode, Enzi Tanner shares the realities of being a speaker and an advocate - the struggles of establishing oneself in the space, the beauty of working with people, and the importance of taking a rest to avoid burnout. He emphasizes that for people to realize our value, we must not be afraid to get what is due for us.   Enzi Tanner is a trans, disabled, Black American, Jew living on Dakota lands, otherwise known as North Minneapolis. Enzi is a Community organizer, a consultant, a licensed social worker, and an ICF-certified life coach. Over the last decade, Enzi's work has centered on housing and houselessness and supporting LGBTQ youth and their families. Currently, Enzi is working on re-imagining community safety and examining how to keep all of our communities safe. Enzi has led training on intersectional justice, White supremacy culture and anti-Black racism.     [00:01 - 06:12] The Beauty of Spoken Word Poetry Enzi Tanner on making an impact He shares his experience of speaking as a spoken word artist who has a speech impairment and is an introvert. Spoken word can be used to push ideas and movements. Sticking to your script Anti-racism and social work Racial dynamics occurring calls for action and recognition.   [06:13 - 18:44] Alignment with Vision for Exponential Execution Getting the work done and striving for profit The important part is being in alignment with your vision. Understand your worth and get your money! The community offers a big impact as they root for you. Strategies for facilitating workshops Get to know the requirements in your state. Being gatekeepers Organizations stepping into the field of equality Observe black liberation in the company. Watch how people get paid and the support systems. Schedule a call with Enzi!   [18:45 - 26:21] Refrain From Burnout and Give Yourself Some Rest Collaborations and events upcoming Check out Enzi's podcast! Getting on the ground and doing the work requires strong determination. Create spaces for opportunities. Tips to refrain from burnout Pause and give yourself time to reflect. Take care of yourself - the body can only take so much. [26:22 - 28:36] Final Thoughts   Connect with Enzi Tanner – leave a review and comment (links below) Closing thoughts and advice from Enzi and Evolve  Key Quotes:   “Spoken word art, in general, is something that could be used in the political realm, as well as to push movements and to push people's ideas and mindsets about things.” -  Enzi Tanner   “When the wealth comes to you, it goes so much farther throughout the community.” - Evolve Benton    “The pause, I think, is the biggest piece that we often forget, or we often don't feel like we can do, especially for those of us who may have been raised in a poor black family, you have to keep going, keep moving, or you've always been taught, you have to try three times harder than the next person to just barely get what you get. And so we have this ethic of working nonstop and running ourselves to the ground. And being able to pause is extremely important. Remember that our bodies are only able to heal when it's resting and sleeping. And so taking care of yourself is extremely important.” - Enzi Tanner   Connect with Enzi! Website: enzitanner.com Twitter: mrenziboi Connect with Me! Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/speaking4profitacademy Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speaking4profit/ Visit my website https://www.evolvebenton.com/  Follow me on Instagram @EvolveBenton   LEAVE A REVIEW + and help someone discover the power in their voice by sharing this episode or click here to listen to our previous episodes. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a 5-star review!

Enzi talks this week about the killing of Amir Locke by Minneapolis SWAT officers executing a no-knock warrant on the morning of Feb. 2. Can we reimagine the way we look at public safety?

To open Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month, Enzi talks about the autism diagnosis he received last year, and how that has given him clarity on many of the challenges he has faced prior to learning this piece of himself.

Enzi is back after a brief hiatus of rest and recuperation to talk about grieving, how grief looks different to everyone, and how there is no timeline for how long you should be allowed to grieve. Also, Enzi talks about goalsetting for 2022, reflects back on goals he set last year, and teases a new class on Torah and abolition that he'll be teaching.Transcript: https://share.descript.com/view/6xZ5d7mPRWe

“I strongly believe that what is true for me doesn't necessarily mean that the opposite is false for another person.” Enzi Tanner is a Community Safety Organizer at Jewish Community Action(JCA). He's also a licensed social worker who has spent the past two decades focused on police brutality & police violence. In this episode, Enzi talks about the ways being a Black, trans, disabled, Jew impacts the way he thinks about public safety & how he shows up in community.  You can listen to Enzi's podcast, "Kuumba Hineni," here: LISTEN You can donate to JCA here: GIVE MONEY!

Film critic and writer, tt stern-enzi, sits down to discuss the exhibition, Kara Walker: Cut to the Quick, and its relationship to the film Candyman (2021) directed by Nia DaCosta. A shorter video version of this conversation is available at https://cincinnatiartmuseum.org/events-programs/adults/moving-images/shadow-films/ Learn more about the exhibition: https://cincinnatiartmuseum.org/art/exhibitions/kara-walker-cut-to-the-quick/ For more info and other programs, visit: www.cincinnatiartmuseum.org Theme song: Offrande Musicale by Bacalao Take our survey: bit.ly/ArtPalaceSurvey"

From Loveland Colorado and now Nashville based, we welcome Indie-Pop Singer/Songwriter ENZI to the show. With two of the most' worthy singles of 2021, 'Time Flies' and 'Sickly Sweet' ENZI has established herself as an Indie-Pop Trailblazing voice with a unique combination of vocals & songwriting with slick hooks and production. Her music was self described as “if Taylor Swift and Hayley Williams had a musical love child" and she has been featured across MTV programming and performed alongside the likes of The Head and The Heart and Fitz and the Tantrums among others. Join us to hear about the journey of ENZI, her values, lessons and lots more. Stay up to date on everything ENZI by visiting: www.iamenzi.com/

This week, Enzi recaps the important St. Paul election referendum on rent control from Election Day by welcoming Jamie Kavanah from JCA and the Keep St. Paul Home campaign to talk about how being unhoused hits intersectionality in many different ways.https://www.housingequitystp.org/ksphhttps://www.housingequitystp.org/rent_hike_form

On a special episode, Enzi acknowledges Trans Day of Remembrance by reading the names -- that we know of -- of those whose lives were taken in anti-trans violence, while also challenging everyone to think about what it looks like to celebrate the lives of trans and gender-nonconforming.

Approaching 10 years since his conversion, this week Enzi answers a listener's questions that asks what was his journey that led him to join the Tribe.

This week, Enzi reads a new revision of his 2006 poem 'I Spit,' and shares some of the reasons for the choices he made in 2006, and why he made certain changes in the new iteration.

With National Coming Out Day less than a week away, Enzi tells his coming out story -- which is ongoing the more he learns about himself.Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WjeCDXFNPapfHUi-U6UB93qVqjTW2-kxKh6Hm1DSei0/edit?usp=sharing

Enzi welcomes guest Jack Anderson, who talks about growing up in an Evangelical Christian world, and the dangers of Christian Nationalism to Jews and non-Jews alike.

In the spirit of Elul, Enzi talks about the documentary "Pray Away" and reflects on his own time immersed in Exodus International and conversion therapy.

This week, Enzi talks with Rabbi Jessica Rosenberg about being Jewish and living on Native land, and what allyship with Native Americans looks like.

Enzi talks with Cicely Hunter, a scholar, educator, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion professional who focuses on race, Black social movements, visual culture, and urban studies during the late 19th and 20th centuries, to discuss the importance of the Harlem Renaissance, historical memory, and Juneteenth becoming a holiday.

This week, Enzi does a deep-dive explanation of Disability Pride Month, and gives some helpful tactics to be a helpful ally without overstepping.TRANSCIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1geSLcU_j79JNHYTrCxjac67NUIIR5HEbh7BhMnilPsA/edit?usp=sharing

This week Kenzie Culver, also known by her stage name ENZI, sits down to talk to Ally and Jamie about what it was like opening for The Head and the Heart and Fitz and The Tantrums, performing at the Belmont showcase as a freshman, her journey as an artist during COVID and more.Support the show

This week, Enzi welcomes acclaimed author Elizabeth Hinton to talk about her newest book "America On Fire: The Untold History of Police Violence and Black Rebellion Since the 1960s," as they discuss many of the societal issues that have led to so much of what we've seen in the past 50-plus years.

Welcome to episode 2 of Afro Historyscapes Podcast. In this episode we remain on the Swahili East African Coast, particularly the island of Pate. We look at the relationship between Kiti cha Enzi- or the chair of power- and poet Mwana Kupona, to explore the history and traditions of this beautiful island. Objects we discuss:1971.32https://www.horniman.ac.uk/object/1971.32/https://poemsontheunderground.org/from-poem-to-her-daughter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Enzi is joined by Miriam Graham from J-Pride and Brandon Schorsch from Jewish Community Action, to cover important Pride Month topics, including how does yesteryear's Nazism impact the rhetoric of today's antisemitism and queerphobia.https://www.facebook.com/JPrideMN/https://jewishcommunityaction.org/https://tcjewfolk.com/who-the-folk-brandon-schorsch/https://tcjewfolk.com/who-the-folk-miriam-graham/

Today's Autistic Moment continues our celebration of Pride 2021 with my guest Enzi Tanner as we talk about Autistic Adults: Our Diverse Gender Identities.  Enzi Tanner is a recently diagnosed Autistic Adult, who is a trans man, black and Jewish.  Enzi joins me to talk about what being an individual who is part of many diverse communities.   --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/2daysautistic/support

After marking the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Massacre last week, Enzi talks about when he learned about it for the first time, how it connects to the horrors Jews faced in eastern Europe decades prior, and how by calling it a massacre rather than a "race riot," we give it the proper perspective on what took place.https://forward.com/culture/470529/the-tulsa-massacre-wasnt-a-race-riot-it-was-a-pogrom/https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NtKG68gup3nXZNmSZ_WvBdZGk4Q9Orti2PiJRm_YEI0/edit?usp=sharing

20+ years ago, TT Stern-Enzi made the decision to pursue his passion for film as a career ... Turns out it was the best decision the Rotten Tomatoes-certified movie critic ever made.A film reviewer and columnist regularly featured in CityBeat Cincinnati, on WXIX-TV "Fox 19" and formerly Dayton City Paper,  Stern-Enzi is a lifelong movie lover who got his start the way many amateur critics do: Watching hundreds and hundreds of movies. Now celebrating two decades-plus of interviewing countless star actors, actresses and directors, he is also now a driving force behind the Over-the-Rhine International Film Festival. The festival - which originated as the Cincinnati ReelAbilities Film Festival in 2011 to share the lives, stories, and art of people who experience disabilities - has grown to now focus on its mission of "empowering our shared humanity through stories, conversations and action."On this episode of A Tight 45 (dropping Wednesday, March 17, 2021), Stern-Enzi talks with Tabari about his lifelong love of film, what he thinks like will be like for studios and audiences post-pandemic ... And why he's only walked out of one film in his entire life.Check out this episode and others you may have missed at https://atight45.buzzsprout.com/or wherever you get your podcasts today! For more on Tabari or ask a question, be sure to visit www.tabarimccoy.com or email tabari@tabarimccoy.com.