Podcast appearances and mentions of erica rene

We talk about the understanding of a relationship, rather its marriage or simple dating. Why is it so hard to understand and communicate with a person. Rest In Peace to Jason West, Damon Robertson and Pokey --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dakikback/support

On this episode I KIKBACK with Kendrick Smith Sr. and Erica Rene and discuss further the roles and responsibilities of a relationship, we also discuss what makes a single parent house hold and why a man should not pay 50/50 in a committed relationship --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dakikback/support

Our final episode in the "Reimagining Utopia" series focuses on "Utopia In Performance" and includes conversations with artists who are creating works that give us hope and imagine a better, more equitable society.Damon Locks is an artist,  musician and educator as well as the founder and leader of Black Monument Ensemble, a vibrant collective of artists, musicians, singers and dancers, making work with common goals of joy,  compassion and intention.  The contributors come from all facets of the diverse well-spring of Black Excellence in Chicago and are a multi-generational group ranging in age from 9-52 years old at this recording. In addition to Locks, current and consistent BME members include: instrumentalists Angel Bat Dawid, Ben LaMar Gay, Dana Hall, and Arif Smith; singers Phillip Armstrong, Monique Golding, Rayna Golding, Tramaine Parker, Richie Parks, Erica Rene, and Eric Tre'von; and dancers Raven Lewis, Cheyenne Spencer, Mary Thomas, Bryonna Young, Tiarra Young, and Keisha Janae.Locks has a stated interest in work that explores “The Black Nod” which, as he explains, is “an unspoken acknowledgment that happens often out in the world – a sort of ‘I see you' moment exchanged between Black people.” His work with BME attempts to do the same. Fronted by a jubilant choir, the ensemble embraces a kind of civically engaged, artistic approach to activism originally heard in the 1960s from bands like the Voices of East Harlem and on albums like Max Roach's We Insist; or originally seen in the photography of Kwame Brathwaite and the art of Emory Douglas. Merging influence from the subsequent half-century of artistic & technological evolution, Locks employs a cyber-punk palette of disparate implements (including beatbox, boombox, telephone, and megaphone) to make narrative compositions of mined sound, beats & archival speech (a la Madlib or Supa K) which are brought to life by the ensemble in electric, improvisational performance. It's a truly multi-dimensional sound that spans mediums, genres, and generations; past, present, & future.Founded in 2014, Propelled Animals is a group of artists, dancers, scholars, musicians, and designers who embed innovative and provocative art in unconventional spaces. They are committed to creating work that interrogates, challenges, and ultimately attempts to dismantle the systemic "isms" of oppression. They adapt their projects and processes to address the specific needs of the communities they engage. Our performances encourage efficacy of the body, resilience, and radical tenderness as strategies for self-empowerment. Their work is centered on art as social action and ritual as performance.The Propelled Animals have presented work nationally including six site-specific performances at institutions including: University of Iowa and Englert Theatre (Iowa City, IA); University of Northern Iowa (Cedar Falls, IA); Wassaic Project (Wassaic, NY); Grinnell College (Grinnell, IA); Lynden Sculpture Garden (Milwaukee, WI). In 2019 they were artists-in-residence at Lynden Sculpture Garden and the STUDIO for Creative Inquiry at Carnegie Mellon University. This episode Includes the song "Now (Forever Momentary Space)" by Black Monument Ensemble with the following artists:Players:Angel Bat Dawid – clarinetBen LaMar Gay – cornet & melodicaDana Hall – drumsDamon Locks – samples & electronicsArif Smith – percussionSingers:Phillip ArmstrongMonique GoldingTramaine ParkerRichie ParksErica ReneEric Tre'vonLyrics & Compositions by: Damon Locks. Recorded August 27th-28th and September 29th, 2020, at Experimental Sound Studio, Chicago. Engineered & Mixed by: Alex Inglizian. Mastered by: David Allen.The episode also includes an audio excerpt of Propelled Animals collaborator Boubacar Djiga playing the tama – which was used in their piece STATE(D) part of the 2021 Pivot Arts Festival performance tour. 

This month Erica Rene talks about her hair challenge she has going on. And hangs out with her first guest!! Fun times laughter and reflection. Do you need a relaxer? Please be sure to Comment, Rate, and Share on Itunes, Soundcloud, Podomatic. Use hashtag #hangingwithhalledouble or #hwhalledouble to share your amazing views. I know it’s long. Where to find me: Email me at: hangingwithhalledouble@gmail.com Twitter: @hwhalledouble Instagram: @hangingwithhalledouble Wordpress: https://halledouble.wordpress.com Soundcloud:https://soundcloud.com/erica-collins-975916034/tracks Podomatic: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/hangingwithhalledouble Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hanging-with-halledouble/id1344406432?mt=2

Celebrating two years post big chop, Solo Travel in Belmopan, Belize and Europe. Alcoholism On this episode Erica Rene talks about why she loves solo travel. Two years post big chop, and family. Do you struggle with the blow dryer too. Please be sure to Comment, Rate, and Share on Itunes, Soundcloud, Podomatic. Use hashtag #hangingwithhalledouble or #hwhalledouble to share your amazing views. I know it’s long. Where to find me: Email me at: hangingwithhalledouble@gmail.com Twitter: @hwhalledouble Instagram: @hangingwithhalledouble Wordpress: https://halledouble.wordpress.com Soundcloud:https://soundcloud.com/erica-collins-975916034/tracks Podomatic: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/hangingwithhalledouble Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hanging-with-halledouble/id1344406432?mt=2

Tonight on Proper Propaganda: new tracks from Lecrae & Zaytoven, Coz, JAVAE, and more, but first, new from Mr. Criminal featuring The Game and KAM, “The Crown.” TRACK ARTIST “The Crown” Mr. Criminal feat. The Game & K.A.M. “Twofifteen” Black Thought & 9th Wonder “Get Back Right” Lecrae & Zaytoven “Not a Minute More” Cozz Interlude: Sam Bee BG Music: “Dillatronic 17” “Breathe” Mr. Lif & Bahamadia “Kiddie Cocktail” Ric Wilson feat. Erica Rene & Deme Truest “Unfriendly Game” Masta Ace feat. Stricklin “Town Crier” JAVAE “From the 718” Pete Miser “Everyday Struggle” Notorious B.I.G. “Code of the Streets” Gang Starr Interlude: South Park “Dreadful Day” Poor Righteous Teachers feat. Jr. Reid “Life” Queen Latifah “My City Was Gone” The Pretenders “Keep it Locked” Pete Miser “Tennessee” Arrested Development

Erica Rene has been going through the struggles of life in recent weeks, but this week's episode on Hanging With Halledouble, she talks about how she does her Henna treatments. This is Henna talk according to the black natural hair experience. All about hair this week!

This week Erica Rene took a "Mental Health Day" and talks about her Big Chop experience. Tune in as she tells you what it was like for her. Do you need to take a mental health day?