Podcasts about jehar

Alexander “Jehar” Popa is a broadcast engineer known for shoutcasting Quake, Doom and other arena FPS eSports. His craft has taken him around the world from Quakecon in Texas to QHLan in Denmark and everywhere in between. Here we discuss his origins at Quakecon, the impact of games like Diabotical & Valorant, utilizing the array of skills within our communities to push production value to new heights and plenty more. // Artwork by Haducant/Spaced // Jehar: https://twitter.com/Jehar // The Keep: http://inthekeep.com/ // Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/InTheKeep)

Dew, Denzoa, Flambeau, HumanBones and TheMotherload hold a roundtable discussion where they break down the first four qualifiers of the Take The Crown Doom II Duel Tournament. Denzoa learns in real time that he will be seeded as the top player in the Grand Finals, and shares his thoughts on all his fellow competitors. The panel summarizes the highs and lows of organizing an event this complex, and looks ahead to the Grand Finals. // MDF: https://doomfederation.com/ // The Keep: http://inthekeep.com/ // Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/InTheKeep)

This episode is dedicated to Suplex. We're joined by The Keep admins Spaced, Haducant & eXtwofour to discuss the success of our recent Pigeon Classic Annual FPS charity event which raised $600 for the Egyptian Cure Bank. Topics include the Doom Friday Night Survival, the Quakeworld exhibition between BPS & LocKtar, the European dominance in Warfork, Motherload's experience working with Jehar and more. // Artwork by Haducant/Spaced // Music by igracsimon: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ-0cSKe6RqiLeKqODlaAiw // Event VODs: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkWrttFf2ofdCn73DqfiNBZiJtJHlzHeN // The Keep: http://inthekeep.com/ //Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/InTheKeep)

“Krista 'RottenRose' Popa is a talented lady known & beloved in the community not just for her vast range of contributions across the board, but also for being a bit of a 'Quake mom' to many with her sweet & strong spirit. RottenRose joins The Keep to discuss everything including her beginnings in Quake 2 after meeting Jehar, a 'more eloquently told' story of how the two of them became engaged, her stylish crafting & beautiful community artwork, and some great stories from her times being a tournament admin including one involving a bowling ball and a staff dormitory! Also discussed is her involvement with Tastyspleen & Tastycups, the vision behind her founding of the HoneyBeez, her recent experiences at QHLAN, and so much more!” - Violentheart // Artwork by Haducant/Spaced // RottenRose http://tastyspleen.net/ & https://twitter.com/TC_RottenRose // The Keep: http://inthekeep.com/ // Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/InTheKeep)

We are very proud to present the first independent episode of ITK with "The World’s Best DM2 player" himself, Dennis “LocKtar” Larrson. We go in depth about his QuakeWorld career spanning decades, his way of life, his departure from competitive play and a whole lot more in our longest episode yet! Artwork by Spcd. You can find more info and links pinned in #propaganda to all our various media on our Discord: https://bit.ly/KeepDiscord as well as on https://quakefans.net/ under Podcasts. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/InTheKeep)

Lara and Amr sit down with the talented vocalist and musician, Huda Asfour. Huda is a performer, composer and engineer who has worked, studied, and collaborated with artists in Tunisia, Gaza, Ramallah, Egypt, Lebanon and the United States. Huda’s formal training in music began in Tunis at the age of 13, though her musical origins began much earlier, among a family of musicians. In 1996, she joined the National Conservatory of Music in Gaza and later, in Ramallah she was mentored by Khaled Jubran at the Edward Said Music Conservatory. In 2002, Huda joined Al Urmawi Center for Mashriq Music. As part of her tenure at Al Urnawi, Huda attended multiple workshops for young musicians covering the fundamentals of Irani and Indian music as it relates to Maqam. Huda also trained under the famous Qanoun player Said Rajab in Cairo, Egypt. In 2004, Huda, together with Tamer Abu Ghazaleh, co-founded Jehar band, a musical experiment which molded Arabic folk and the classical Levantine Arabic repertoire from their traditional presentations into reinterpretations that would be relatable to young Palestinians emerging from the siege of the Second Intifada. Her story and work are featured on her website at www.hudaasfour.com. Her latest album Kouni, which can be heard throughout this episode, are available for download at soundcloud.com/asfoura and asfoura.bandcamp.com Happy listening :) -HyphenatedArabs