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TW: Grief. Today I want to talk with you about someone very important to me, my late mentor Jarritt Ahmed Sheel. I made a promise to myself that I would only come back to podcasting when I felt ready to record the first episode back which had to be in honor of Jarritt. I want everyone to know Jarritt the way I, and so many who love him, know him. Here's to the man who created community with everyone in his orbit. Rest in peace Jarritt, I love you! -- Jarritt's wonderful wife, Antonia Sheel, along with Jarritt's colleagues at Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA, are working to establish a scholarship and several other initiatives to honor the memory and work of Jarritt. Jarritt worked with countless people from all walks of life during his time as an educator, band leader, mentor and friend. His reach was impactful and meaningful to so many. Please consider joining in these efforts. Our goal is to raise $60,000! This will allow us to create an endowed scholarship fund as well as create a lecture series named in Jarritt's honor. While this will be an ongoing effort with the first goal being to raise the minimum $10K to establish the scholarship by mid April 2023, every amount counts! Also, consider asking if your employer would match your gift. If you have a business, consider making a tax deductible contribution. You will be supporting the growth and development of students as well as fostering powerful conversations around music education. If you would like to donate to the scholarship at Berklee in memory of Jarritt Ahmed Sheel, please visit: Berklee.edu/giving (https://www.berklee.edu/giving) and designate this scholarship (You may have to click OTHER and write in his name below that: Jarritt Ahmed Sheel Memorial Scholarship). OR Checks may be sent to Berklee College of Music, 1140 Boylston Street, MS-855 IA, Boston, MA 02115, please note on the check "Jarritt Ahmed Sheel Memorial Scholarship".

We received the news that our friend and past guest, Jarritt Sheel, had passed. We met via social media as he was a supporter and fan of our podcast. He booked us for several semesters to do guest lectures for various of his courses at the Berklee School of Music. In return, he would always reach out to us to celebrate our multiple milestones. We were talking about continuing our collaborations and potentially being on SXSW EDU. Our prayers are with his family, friends, and loved ones. He was indeed a beautiful person, educator, musician, and leader. May he rest in peace. Support the show

We received the news that our friend and past guest, Jarritt Sheel, had passed. We met via social media as he was a supporter and fan of our podcast. He booked us for several semesters to do guest lectures for various of his courses at the Berklee School of Music. In return, he would always reach out to us to celebrate our multiple milestones. We were talking about continuing our collaborations and potentially being on SXSW EDU. Our prayers are with his family, friends, and loved ones. He was indeed a beautiful person, educator, musician, and leader. May he rest in peace. Support the show

Two Fifteens: The Podcast where Hip-Hop, Occupation, and Identity Collide holds space for conversations on occupational injustice, Hip-Hop culture, the science of doing, and shaping the identity of people. This social science podcast aims to bring intellectual conversation to a dope house party. With that, welcome to the lab, Labmates. S1Ep3 is all about what Jarrit Sheel had to say. Jarrit Sheel is a music educator, musician (trumpet first, DJ second) and professor at Berklee School of Music. He is a husband, father, son, and friend who sees Hip-Hop as a community versus simply an all-encompassing culture.Please leave a review. Let me know your thoughts. Peace and blessings! -DJ 

 In this week's episode, Eric narrates the most recently published article by Jarritt Ahmed Sheel, Assistant Professor of Music Education- Berklee College of Music, published Fall 2021 in the Massachusetts Music Educator Journal. Jarritt has been a past guest, episode 38, "Hip Hop Music Ed'. We hope you enjoy it!Jarritt's website Connect with us on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram: @podthescore Email: podthescore@gmail.com | The Score Podcast WebsiteSupport The Score on Patreon or PaypalMusic Credits:Intro: Justin McLean @jusmackmuzikIn Rotation & Outro: Ben Bohorquez - @jamin_music

In this episode Eric and Justin get to sit down and speak with Jarritt Sheel, Assistant Professor of Music Education at Berklee College of Music. We deal with the aspect of creating real environments of change in music ed and learning how to educate future music educators through hip hop. Our guest Jarritt Sheel, gives great information on how we create the way music ed should be going in this day and age! Tune in and enjoy!In Rotation:Poncho Sanchez "Trane's Delight"- EricDeejay Lowery "For You" - JustinJ. Cole "Snow On Tha Bluff" & "Lion King On Ice"- JarrittConnect with us Facebook, Twitter & Instagram:@podthescore;podthescore@gmail.com;The Score Podcast WebsiteMusic Credits:Intro: Justin McLean @jusmackmuzikIn Rotation & Outro: Ben Bohorquez @jamin_music

My name is Jarritt Ahmed Sheel, and I am an artist who just wants to place all of the yearnings & desires given to him by the Lord... on the canvas of humanity. I love playing music and doing my art to the best of my ability! I love cooking, traveling, learning, teaching, and most of all performing in front of others. I am a musician(trumpet) who is really into Gospel, Funk, Jazz, Punk, Reggae and most of all HIP-HOP! One day soon I look forward to opening up a community based arts school that focuses on learning that revolves around the discussion of freedom and democracy, through experiences with Hip-Hop and Jazz. I am really interested in family and making it and God the center point of my life. I recently accepted an assistant professor of music education position at the Berklee College of Music, and I am a Ed.D. candidate in music & music education at Teachers College, Columbia University. I attended Florida A&M University where I attained my B.S. in Music Performance, Northern Illinois University for my M.M. in Jazz Studies and I recently achieved my Ed.M. in Music & Music Education from Teachers College, Columbia University. My research interests are focused on the intersections that occur between hip-hop and music education. I am a huge fan of critical theory (CRT & Whiteness Theory) and follow the writings of Stephen Brookfield, Steven Preskill, Michel Foucault, Cornel West, Maxine Greene and Roland Barthes. I find that critical theory is becoming increasingly more relevant in music education's march toward progress. I am interested in investigating teacher preparation and the performance experiences that pre-service teachers engage in. As the demographic of the U.S. of America changes, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, by 2043 minorities will become the majority, thus changing the terrain of American education. I am currently interested in these subjects: Critical Theory, Philosophy, Music Education, Teacher Preparation, Hip-Hop, Culturally Relevant Pedaogies and Social Justice or maintaining memberships in these organizations: National Association for Music Education (NAFME), Pi Kappa Lambda, NAACP, Kappa Kappa Psi (Delta Iota & Kappa Nu Chapters), John H. Clarke Honor Society, Technology in Music Education (TI:ME), NAACP, AERA, College Music Society (CMS).J Sheel Music | Doug Stone JazzEpisode Notes:Authors, Books, and Articles:Adam Kruse https://music.illinois.edu/faculty/adam-kruseGreg Dimitriadis - Performing Identity/Performing Culture Gloria Ladson-Billings - Culturally Relevant Pedagogy 2.0 a.k.a. the Remix Murray Forman - That’s the Joint Cornel West (featured in That’s the Joint)Michael Eric Dyson - Jay-Z Made in America Ibram X. Kendi and Jason Reynolds - StampedMonique Morris - Pushout Robin DiAngelo - White Fragility W.E.B. Du Bois - The Souls of Black FolkJarritt’s Playlist for Doug (For adult audiences, parental advisory, and explicit lyrics)J. Dilla - Donuts (full album)We Got Jazz - Tribe Called QuestGimme the Loot - BiggieStakes is High - De La SoulGo - CommonOther artists include - Busta Rhymes, J. Cole, Kendrick LamarAnd the final track would be….Megan Thee Stallion - Savage (Female Rap Remix) ft. Beyonce, Nick Minaj, Doja Cat & More)If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes?

In the final episode of the semester, Marina and Becca sit down with Jarritt Sheel, a fifth year doctoral candidate, assistant professor, and hip hop music educator, to talk about his pedagogy and music and the power of hip hop.

In this episode Monica talks with the educator and musician, Jarritt Sheel, who is a Doctoral Candidate at Teachers College Columbia University, Professor of Music Education at Berklee College of Music, Father, Husband, Musician and DJ. They discuss the creative process from a variety of angles and perspectives, including ones outside of music. They dive into some of the challenges with the human part of being a musician and the fear of being alone and dealing with our thoughts. Jarritt explains how spending 10 minutes a day imagining can help you envision your future, and how crucial imagination, a little alone time, and permission to explore is. They discuss forward thinking in the arts, using the scientific method to create new things and much more. _____________ To support Brave Musician, including the production of this podcast, please visit BraveMusician.com for information on our Pay-It-Forward model and how you can help. _____________ See the show notes at BraveMusician.com/podcast.

Jarritt Sheel is an assistant professor of music education at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA. He is also a fifth-year doctoral candidate at Teachers College, Columbia University in the Music and Music Education Department. He is a professional musician who has toured the world and led youth ensembles in places like Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City. He’s particularly interested in how hip-hop music, culture, and pedagogies should be applied in music education and teacher training. Jarritt co-founded the music resource website www.hiphopmusiced.com and is leader of the social media dialogue, #hiphopmusiced.Hip-Hop Can Save America! is brought to you by The Center for Hip-Hop Advocacy and is produced by Manny Faces Media.

Jarritt Sheel and Ethan Hein are music educators based in New York currently working and studying at NYU. We talk about the role of HipHop and Pop in music education, Thundercat, Trap music, and why so many people have stopped studying music. Twitter: @jsheelmusic http://jsheelmusic.com/ Twitter: @ethanhein http://www.ethanhein.com/wp/ The I Wish I Didnt Quit Podcast gets inside the minds of musicians and other creatives and is hosted by Nate Holder. Contact: info@iwishididntquit.com IG @iwishididntquitpodcast Twitter @iwishididntquit www.iwishididntquit.com

Jarritt and Brendan finally agree with Stephen A. Smith on something, telling NFL players (Josh Gordon by name) to lay off the weed. The boys also talk about the Lions preseason schedule, the NCAA banning satellite camps, and grab Gwen from the booth to talk about her beloved Detroit Red Wings. All this and more on this week's edition of the Western Herald Sports Podcast! Follow Western Herald sports on Twitter at @WMU_Sports. Follow Jarritt Orlando at @jarritt_orlando, Brendan Buffa at @bbuffa_WMU, and Gwen DeYoung at @Gwen_deyoung.

Jarritt and Brendan give you another look at the Detroit Lions free agency signings of Wallace GIlberry, Matthew Mulligan and Stevan Ridley. Talking Twitter etiquette, Collin Kaepernick's decision between Denver and San Francisco, and diving into #OpeningDay baseball with the Detroit Tigers! All of this and more on this week's edition of the Western Herald Sports Podcast. Follow Western Herald sports on Twitter at @WMU_Sports. Follow Jarritt Orlando at @jarritt_orlando, Brendan Buffa at @bbuffa_WMU.

Returning from Spring Break, Jarritt Orlando and Brendan Buffa discuss the free agency merry-go-round in the NFL, highlighting the signings made by the Detroit Lions. Also, the boys pinpoint the winners and losers of the first week of free agency. Looking forward to next week, Jarritt and Brendan give a brief introduction to next week's discussion about Martavis Bryant and the NFL's drug policy. All this and more on this week's edition of the Western Herald Sports Podcast! Follow Western Herald sports on Twitter at @WMU_Sports. Follow Jarritt Orlando at @jarritt_orlando and Brendan Buffa at @bbuffa_WMU.

Artbeat takes a look at the Young Gunns Jazz Showcase - a project of trumpeter Jarritt Sheel. Kayonne Riley talks with Jarritt and the members of his Blu-Tet Jazz Project - about making jazz & about the Young Gunns Jazz Showcase - which features jazz bands who are carrying on the jazz tradition in regular music showcases at the Plaza Theatre in downtown Orlando.