Podcasts about funk parade

Liz Georges, and Joan and Julia Haskins, all long-time D.C. residents, share secret places and special D.C. moments. Lea asked each of them to share their five favorite things about Washington, and each, their favorite memory.-- After Lea offers a brief history of the city (did you know that George Washington, who founded it, never got to live there?) the ladies offered their personal choices of what to see and do, and what they appreciate most about their hometown.-- Favorites included familiar choices such as the free museums, Embassy Row and Kennedy Center. But also surprises such as Go-Go music-- "the answer to when you're feeling down," The Funk Parade, the staircase from the movie The Exorcist, and Mambo Sauce!-- After some free-wheeling discussion, Liz, Joan and Julia offered their favorite memories (and one includes a famous cabinet member)._____Liz Georges is a former attorney and  currently leads the communications strategy for The Nature Conservancy's climate policy work in the United States. _____Joan Haskins is a writer and a children's yoga teacher in the D.C. public schools. (But she insists that her best and favorite gig was raising her daughter, Julia.)_____Julia Haskins is a writer, editor, and communications professional.____Podcast host Lea Lane blogs at forbes.com, has traveled to over 100 countries, written nine books, including Places I Remember, and contributed to many guidebooks. She's @lealane on Twitter; PlacesIRememberLeaLane on Instagram; on  Facebook, it's Places I Remember by Lea Lane. Website: placesirememberlealane.com.  Please follow, rate and review this weekly travel podcast!

Great Streets Grantees, Funk Parade, Affordable Housing Goals

We talk with Shacara Rogers & Jenna Camille, 2 of the many artists who will be performing at the 2019 DC Funk Parade. We also have plenty of Indie Soul Music to consume. Massive shouts to Mercy Chikowore!!!Playlist:Syd B - Feel LoveEmmavie - Letter (feat. Arran Kent)FloFilz - Nuvem (feat. Olivia Wendlandt)Shacara Rogers - PolySighShacara Rogers & Jenna Camille ( DC Funk Parade ) InterviewJenna Camille - Up & DownPedro & Jenna Camille - Keep It H 2000DJ Simon S - Mercy featuring Malena PerezFunkommunity - Never Fading4hero - Give InKim Hill - MarsReprecussions - Find Your WayAllison Balanc - The FeelsHiatus Kaiyote - By FireDaniel Crawford - Home (Africa) [feat. Cleveland P. Jones]Denitia and Sene - DividedCloud - TurningAmel Larrieux - Infinite PossibilitiesClara Hill - RepriseHeavy - Just Can't GetLanu - RiseRobert Glasper - Move Love (feat. King)Samantha James - I Found You Feat. Celso Fonseca

We talk with Shacara Rogers & Jenna Camille, 2 of the many artists who will be performing at the 2019 DC Funk Parade. We also have plenty of Indie Soul Music to consume. Massive shouts to Mercy Chikowore!!!Playlist:Syd B - Feel LoveEmmavie - Letter (feat. Arran Kent)FloFilz - Nuvem (feat. Olivia Wendlandt)Shacara Rogers - PolySighShacara Rogers & Jenna Camille ( DC Funk Parade ) InterviewJenna Camille - Up & DownPedro & Jenna Camille - Keep It H 2000DJ Simon S - Mercy featuring Malena PerezFunkommunity - Never Fading4hero - Give InKim Hill - MarsReprecussions - Find Your WayAllison Balanc - The FeelsHiatus Kaiyote - By FireDaniel Crawford - Home (Africa) [feat. Cleveland P. Jones]Denitia and Sene - DividedCloud - TurningAmel Larrieux - Infinite PossibilitiesClara Hill - RepriseHeavy - Just Can't GetLanu - RiseRobert Glasper - Move Love (feat. King)Samantha James - I Found You Feat. Celso Fonseca

maDCap is the story David Ross and Daniel Bloom's friendship. We record in Washington, DC. + DC's Funk Parade was excellent + Appreciating mom + Investing in people who invest in you + Figuring out life + The Royal Wedding + Finding a way to love

On May 12th, 2018, Washington DC rejoiced together in the name of funk, and it was good. The 5th Annual Funk Parade filled the historic U Street Corridor with music and maDCap was there to capture the energy. Our own David Ross was one of the festival organizers this year and Dan Bloom was lucky enough to run into him and snag a few minutes while walking together down U Street. You'll also hear impromptu appearances by our friends Amy Saidman of Story District and Philippa Hughes of Women of Uncertain Age and you'll hear music by Dave Rob, Batala Washington Women's Drum Corps, and Be'la Dona, the dynamo all-woman GoGo band. See Tony Lopez's (LopezArts) photos of the parade at our facebook page: https://tinyurl.com/FunkParade18madcap Thanks to David, Amy, Philippa, Justin, Chris, Tony, and all the organizers, artists, and sponsors who keep the funk alive. Funk Parade: http://funkparade.org Batalá Washington: http://batalawashington.com Amy at Story District: http://storydistrict.org Philippa's podcast: https://soundcloud.com/pink-line-project Be'la Dona Band: http://www.beladonaband.com/

On May 12th, 2018, Washington DC rejoiced together in the name of funk, and it was good. The 5th Annual Funk Parade filled the historic U Street Corridor with music and maDCap was there to capture the energy. Our own David Ross was one of the festival organizers this year and Dan Bloom was lucky enough to run into him and snag a few minutes while walking together down U Street. You'll also hear impromptu appearances by our friends Amy Saidman of Story District and Philippa Hughes of Women of Uncertain Age and you'll hear music by Dave Rob, Batala Washington Women's Drum Corps, and Be'la Dona, the dynamo all-woman GoGo band. See Tony Lopez's (LopezArts) photos of the parade at our facebook page: https://tinyurl.com/FunkParade18madcap Thanks to David, Amy, Philippa, Justin, Chris, Tony, and all the organizers, artists, and sponsors who keep the funk alive. Funk Parade: http://funkparade.org Batalá Washington: http://batalawashington.com Amy at Story District: http://storydistrict.org Philippa's podcast: https://soundcloud.com/pink-line-project Be'la Dona Band: http://www.beladonaband.com/

We have a special edition of the DC Scene-In-Review Podcast today. The fifth annual Funk Parade took place this past Saturday at the U Street Corridor, and we were there to capture some of the festivities. This special episode features music from the JoGo Project, the Ron Holloway Band, Gordon Sterling and the People, and Dior Ashley Brown and the dAB Band, as well as interviews with Kymone Freeman of We Act Radio and Gordon Sterling of Nappy Riddem and Gordon Sterling and the People. So without further ado, we present the Funk Parade Scene-In-Review.

We have a special episode of the DC Scene-In-Review Podcast this month. April brought us the finale of the ROCKN' to LOCKN' contest, where local bands got to compete for a chance to play at the annual LOCKN' Festival this summer, Between that and this episode airing the day before the Funk Parade, it seemed fitting to make this episode a 100% local showcase. And as always, Rudi Greenberg of the Washington Post Express joins us to review some highlights from the month and preview shows coming up that you won't want to miss. Enjoy Set 1: "The Way of Things" by Gordon Sterling and the People on April 13 at Gypsy Sally's "I Will Never Leave" and "Lay My Love" by The Judy Chops on April 27 at Pearl Street Warehouse "Better Eyes" and "BrainSick" by Nah. on April 25 at Gypsy Sally's​ "Strasbourg St. Dennis" into "Ain't it Funky" by Dan N' Friends on April 6 at Gypsy Sally's "Interstitial" into "Jamon" and "High Drama" by Yesferatu at their single release party on April 10 at DC9 "The Lion Inside" by Gordon Sterling and the People on April 13 at Gypsy Sally's

Set 2 brings us another round of incredible local music, including a selection of holiday tracks from 420 parties. We also have some great interview content, including one by Karin McLaughlin of Karin's Calendar with Christopher Naoum, an organizer with the Funk Parade. Set 2: "Ready to Go" and "Intellectual Property" by Staycation on April 20 at the 9:30 Club "If it Makes You Forget" and "FYI" Pleasure Train on April 25 at Gypsy Sally's "The Way the Rain Came" and "Lovers & Chocolate" by Threesound on April 17 at Gypsy Sally's "Polar Vortex" by Definition of One on April 12 at Gypsy Sally's "Help on the Way" into "Slipknot" into "Franklin's Tower" performed by Better Off Dead at their 420 party on April 20 at Gypsy Sally's

JJONQQ is here to get you excited and ready for Funk Parade 2017. The mix is a funky, imperfect, and soulful. In a way, it reflects the essence of humanity. There is no syncing, no effects and no gimmicks. This is the stuff to get the real heads and music lovers on their feet. All wax, and all love. Tracklist: Usje Sukatma - Pepundenku (PPU) Kiki Gyan - Disco Dancer (Soundways) Usje Sukatma - Waiting for Your Love (PPU) The Strikers - Inch by Inch (Prelude) Jeancy - You Turn Me On (Invisible Cities) Nebraska - Drill Deep (Razor and Tape) Tatham, Mensah, Lord & Ranks - The Inside Is The Outside (2000 Black) Alton Miller feat Nikki O - More Positive Things (Adeen) Black Rascals - Keeping My Mind (Groovin) Kerri Chandler - Love is Over (Madhouse) Brian Harden - Where are You (Colt) Vincent Floyd - Daddy's Record (Chicago Basement Trax) Brass Construction - Movin' (UA) Mandrill - Feelin' Good (Soul Brother) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/one-love-massive-podcast/support

Paul recaps the Funk Parade and Tony explores the linguistic subtleties of the word “just”. Tracklisting: Party Like It’s – Clockwork Lover [single] Rare Essence – Turn It Up feat. DJ Kool [Turn It Up] K.A.A.N. – Phoenix [Eclectic Audio] Bells and Hunters – Kid on a Bike [Modern Witch’s Songbook Vol II: Wives’ Tales] […]

Paul and Tony preview this weekend’s Funk Parade and Mother’s Day, while wondering if a house plant is real or fake. Tracklisting: Cerulean City – My Love [single] Basement Freaks – Little Red Afro (Tribute to Jon H) feat. Mustafa Akbar [single] The Cowards Choir – You Give Too Much [Name the Fear] Flasher – […]

Chatting up the folk who bring funk to U Street.

Dan & David talk with Bryce Rudow of http://RamdomNerds.com from the maDCap Hospitality Suite at Brink Media. Then we randomly run into the inestimable Matt Kelly of The Legwarmers on the street.

Dan & David talk with Chris Naom, co-founder of The Funk Parade at the maDCap Hospitality Suite at Brink Media. Find more information about Funk Parade at http://FunkParade.com

Dan & David talk with Chris Naom, co-founder of The Funk Parade at the maDCap Hospitality Suite at Brink Media. Find more information about Funk Parade at http://FunkParade.com

Dan & David talk with Bryce Rudow of http://RamdomNerds.com from the maDCap Hospitality Suite at Brink Media. Then we randomly run into the inestimable Matt Kelly of The Legwarmers on the street.

Chatting up the folk who bring funk to U Street.

On Saturday, May 3, history will be made yet again in the U Street neighborhood of Washington DC. A one-of-a kind participatory parade and music festival is descending on the funkiest part of our Nation's Capital, and we have local-boy-made-good Justin Rood to thank for it. Three dozen musical acts will fill eleven free performance areas during the day, leading up to a parade down V Street from 5-7 PM, and from 7 until late into the night, local music venues like U Street Music Hall, Tropicalia, DC9, Twins Jazz Club and Patty Boom Boom will offer free performances. maDCap took a drive with Justin Rood and heard all about the Funk Parade while driving along Saturday's route. Then, maDCap took Asheville, North Carolina by storm for the 2014 edition of Moogfest. We recorded interviews with @YACHT, The Egyptian Lover, @ZedsDead, Adeline Michèle of @Escort-Records and @Dan-Deacon. In this review show you'll hear about our exploits in Asheville and clips from the interviews we recorded. http://FunkParade.com http://twitter.com/madcapdc http://fb.com/thefunkparade -- http://moogfest.com http://twitter.com/moogfest http://fb.com/moogfest -- http://madcapdc.org http://twitter.com/madcapdc http://fb.com/madcapdc

On Saturday, May 3, history will be made yet again in the U Street neighborhood of Washington DC. A one-of-a kind participatory parade and music festival is descending on the funkiest part of our Nation's Capital, and we have local-boy-made-good Justin Rood to thank for it. Three dozen musical acts will fill eleven free performance areas during the day, leading up to a parade down V Street from 5-7 PM, and from 7 until late into the night, local music venues like U Street Music Hall, Tropicalia, DC9, Twins Jazz Club and Patty Boom Boom will offer free performances. maDCap took a drive with Justin Rood and heard all about the Funk Parade while driving along Saturday's route. Then, maDCap took Asheville, North Carolina by storm for the 2014 edition of Moogfest. We recorded interviews with @YACHT, The Egyptian Lover, @ZedsDead, Adeline Michèle of @Escort-Records and @Dan-Deacon. In this review show you'll hear about our exploits in Asheville and clips from the interviews we recorded. http://FunkParade.com http://twitter.com/madcapdc http://fb.com/thefunkparade -- http://moogfest.com http://twitter.com/moogfest http://fb.com/moogfest -- http://madcapdc.org http://twitter.com/madcapdc http://fb.com/madcapdc

This week, we preview Saturday's 'Funk Parade' in DC with organizer Justin Rood and take a look back at @Moogfest 2014, featuring interviews with @yacht, Egyptian Lover, @zedsdead, @escort-records & @dan-deacon. http://madcapdc.org http://twitter.com/madcapdc http://fb.com/madcapdc

This week, we preview Saturday's 'Funk Parade' in DC with organizer Justin Rood and take a look back at @Moogfest 2014, featuring interviews with @yacht, Egyptian Lover, @zedsdead, @escort-records & @dan-deacon. http://madcapdc.org http://twitter.com/madcapdc http://fb.com/madcapdc