Podcasts about joshua tree music festival

In this week's episode, we sit down with Angelica Garcia, a talented singer, songwriter, and musician. Angelica discusses her journey from California to Virginia to Brooklyn, how she found herself musically, and what is was like finding out her song was named on Obama's favorites list. Angelica has a new album coming out October 3rd and she will be performing some of the new material at the Knitting Factory, tomorrow night in Manhattan. She is also playing the Joshua Tree Music Festival in California on October 6th. instagram.com/angelicagarcia linktr.ee/angelsings ********************************* Hungry for more? Check us out at ⁠⁠⁠isbreakfast.com⁠⁠⁠ *********************************

Reunited and it feels SO good! We're finally back together to record this week and we waste no time jumping into recapping our trip to the Joshua Tree Music Festival! We talk about what it means for men to be leaders and Tia potentially switching from the Hoe to a Housewife, the lengths Tia will go to look good naked, plus a quick call from a friend! This week we are enjoying a classic screwdriver (vodka & oj) but with Passion Tea to give it a twist! Feel free to email us at THandTHpod@gmail.com and don't forget to follow our Instagram page: @TheHoeAndTheHousewife. Also, please don't forget to like, subscribe, rate and review! And if you really enjoy us, share the podcast with your friends! xo --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thehoeandthehousewife/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehoeandthehousewife/support

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Cole WIlliams of the Greater New Orleans Citizen's Relief Team talks with host Max Rameau about liberating homes owned by the city of New Orleans, renovating them, and moving in unhoused people.Described as having ​“the heart of Bob Marley, soul of Sam Cooke and grit of Etta James”,​ New Orleans-based Cole Williams and The Cole Williams Band (CWB) has rooted their sound in the tradition of ​Gil Scott-Heron​, creating songs that reflect the everyday experiences and hopes of Black people all around the world. Their new album, ​“Give Power to the People''​ are anthems of the Movement for Black Lives and certainly for people struggling to make sense out of this dangerous and hopeful moment.Over the course of her career, Cole has provided vocals and percussion for Joey Bada$$, Chiddy Bang, Beats By The Pound, Aloe Blacc, Little Jackie, Diane Birch, Somi, Lisa Lisa and the Cult Jam, Kaissa, Dana Fuchs, Pimps Of Joytime, Holy Warriors (Harold Brown, Bill Summers, Bruce “Sunpie” Barnes), and commercial/tv recordings for CoverGirl, JCPenney, Suave, Smash, and Khloe and Kourtney Take Miami. CWBs' live performance highlights include The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, Joshua Tree Music Festival, French Quarter Festival, Blue Note NYC and opened for India Arie, Emily King, Ozomatli, The Wild Magnolias, Corey Henry and Treme Funktet, and Lauryn Hill.Following frequent street demonstrations at New Orleans' City Hall, Williams and T​he Greater New Orleans Citizens Relief Team​ organized and succeeded in getting the City to provide emergency housing in empty hotels in August 2020, and now they are renovating City-owned blighted houses with the presently unhoused people that will live in them. “We are calling all creatives to action. Now is the time for musicians, artists, dancers, rappers, poets, actors and actresses to unite and design a culture where we share our gifts, skills, talents and resources with the least of ours, specifically in the unhoused community, to create a world where wealth is shared equally, and white supremacy cannot survive”    The bedrock of The Cole Williams Band's new album and community organizing follows the course civil rights veteran, Ella Baker, taught that created a successful and historic freedom movement. ​“Give Power To The People”,​ articulates the core of their organizing: go to the poorest people, create a shared plan for advancement, raise the spirits and awareness of our people, gain broad support and make it happen. “We believe the practice of humanity is the blueprint for freedom and equality”.See more of the work of host Max Rameau at pacapower.org. Stay subscribed to The Next World for more news from the frontlines of movements for justice and liberation. You can read more about the issues we explore on our podcast and much more at dignityandrights.org, the website of Partners for Dignity & Rights.Please subscribe, spread the word, and support the show.Support the show (https://dignityandrights.org/donate/)

Join Molly, Lucy & special guest, Joshua Lozada- American Idol singer song writer from Florida to the poster hippie child of Music Festivals... These three met at Joshua Tree Music Festival in May 2015. Four years of crossing paths and now they all sit down in Portland, OR to record this podcast. Listen to this crazy conversation that starts with the silly question, "Have you ever seen a squirrel poop?" Learn about some random stuff and just laugh... Check out the video of this podcast! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/colectivogitano/support

Barnett English, founder of the twice a year Joshua Tree Music Festival in Joshua Tree, California, has worked tirelessly to bring his singular vision of a festival to life. The goal, as Barnett sees it, is to aim for as wide a range of genres and artists as possible with quality as the main deciding factor. While you will see festival stalwarts such as the North Mississippi All-Stars and Dumpstaphunk you will also be exposed to band from around the world. Afrobeat flows into aboriginal folks into Americana into straight old fashioned rock and roll and around again. I got to talk to him about the history of what he is building, the method to his madness and his thoughts on the future. Dig it!

Join Molly, Lucy & special guest, Matthew Silver, of Love Fart Awakening!!!! These three cats met in Costa Rica at Envision Festival in March 2019. Friendship, fun, laughter, growth and deep conversations were immediate. They were reunited at Joshua Tree Music Festival in May. Now they all sit down after the festival to record a podcast. Check out this crazy conversation that starts with the silly question, "Have you ever seen a squirrel poop?" Learn about their versions of the cosmic comedy and peek into the life of these real people sharing what is on their minds. Here is the link to Matthew's version of this podcast on his channel: https://youtu.be/Mu3S5WOANFI --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/colectivogitano/support

In tracking down some family history on her Dad's side, Mia's first desert experience was in Sedona, AZ. Later, frequent travels with theatre companies or just her own wanderlust seeking out a place to call home, Mia began using Joshua Tree National Park as her 're-set' location. She'd stop in on her way out of Southern California and again on her way back to enjoy the peace and quiet and get some balance and focus before heading back to the city.   Right out of high school Mia was hired to work for the California State Park Service and was stationed at Big Sur. There, she met some locals and five of them formed The Big Sur Players, creating dinner theatre on the deck of a restaurant. In this episode, Mia talks about how this experience led to her 30-year career in theatre as an actor, set designer and technical director. When she crossed the country to Brooklyn, there was less involvement in theatre and more focus on woodworking, creating organizational shelving for small city apartment dwellers.   At one point, Mia got an RV and made some trips to various locations around the U.S., to figure out where to lay down some roots. As her 50th birthday approached, she began thinking she wanted to be near family, but also wanted a slower place where it was peaceful and she could switch gears and pursue her new passion of furniture building. Enter Joshua Tree. Mia staked her claim at the Joshua Tree Lake RV & Campground, but a few weeks later was told she'd need to vacate for a few weeks due to the Joshua Tree Music Festival. Turns out Mia was in the perfect place as a new resident with a background in theatre production and construction and found herself right at home helping with some construction of the festival grounds, as well as assisting with food prep for the volunteers and ultimately, found her community here in the desert.   View Mia's work and contact her for your custom furniture and woodworking needs at:   Mia Torres Builds on Facebook    

  Desert rat: Slang, a person who has spent a long time in the desert.   Shannon Swanson-Briggs came to the desert at the age of 10, spending a great deal of time in what was then known as Joshua Tree National Monument. Shannon graduated from 29Palms High School and only left the desert once for a brief period.  Shannon returned to the desert, loves the weather and hiking, particularly local spots not yet discovered by the burgeoning tourist population. She and Destany are like two peas in a pod.   DJ, as she is also known, is a born and raised desert rat and was a Joshua Tree 'poster child', appearing in the local newspaper as a helper and participant in many local community events like Coyote Fest, Turtle Days (Joshua Tree is famous for it's desert tortoise population) and the Joshua Tree Music Festival.  Her love of theatre began at the age of eight, as part of a local community youth acting class. DJ then became involved with the Hi-Desert Cultural Center, taking on many behind-the-scenes jobs. That love now propels her to Seattle's Cornish College of the Arts in the fall. To supplement her college expenses, DJ is selling some of her art, which can be found on her Facebook page.   Though growing up in the desert was fun for both of them, it has also brought tragedy. Shannon's brother, DJ's uncle, Rick, was struck down by cancer two years ago at the age of 46 and they also lost a dear family friend in a desert natural disaster, demonstrating that while the desert can be beautiful and magical, it can also be dangerous and devastating.

William Close is an installation artist and musician who has developed over 100 new types of musical instruments including the Earth Harp, the world’s largest playable musical instrument. He is the leader of the Earth Harp Collective, an internationally renowned ensemble that combines the creative forces of artists, musicians, composers, and choreographers.  He is also the Founder and Artistic Director of MASS Ensemble --  music architecture sound and sculpture – a group that works with Close’s designs to create music based stage shows that push the envelope of the musical experience.  Close’s installations and performances have been experienced throughout the world, including the Kennedy Center in Washington DC, Lincoln Center in New York, to the Coliseum in Rome, The Grand Theater in Macau and Hong Kong just to name a few. The Austin based band Trouble in The Streets has dubbed their signature sound “Electro Tribe,” a vibe that blends electronic music, international sounds, with hip-hop, rock and R&B.  Led by Nnedi Agbaroji, the band  fuels crowds with interactive calls-to-action and smoothly transfers the energy to recordings.  Their debut EP Electro Tribe, released October 6, 2017 is exactly that. The trio has supported such acts like Rebirth Brass Band, Sting Cheese Incident, and George Clinton and P Funk, and have been invited to perform at Joshua Tree Music Festival, Quantum Flux, UtopiaFest, Black Fret Official SXSW, and Art Outside. In 2015, The Austin Chronicle named them in the top five of the Best New Bands in Austin. They will be touring this Fall in support of the physical CD release and it is in the live shows  where Trouble in The Streets shines with improvised jam sessions, guest performers, and high energy audience participation .

Valinda Cochella https://www.facebook.com/SouthBayYoginis/ https://www.yogaalliance.org/TeacherPublicProfile/tid/42143 Teaching Kundalini yoga for 17 years https://www.udemy.com/user/viriamkaur/ Kundulini yoga is the yoga of awareness Clearing out all the things that you are not and coming into the truth of who you really are Joshua Tree Music Festival: http://www.joshuatreemusicfestival.com/  EMDR: http://www.emdr.com/what-is-emdr/ works on glands, organs, and nervous system mantras Dance Movement Therapist Hatha Yoga works on the musculo-skeletal system Biography of a Yogi: https://www.amazon.com/Autobiography-Yogi-P-Yogananda/dp/8120725247 40,000 years old or ??? sat/nam Truth is my name Kundalini yoga was reserved for the upper class Starting teaching yoga without a certification Yogi Bhajan: http://www.yogibhajan.org/main/ Yogi Teas: https://www.yogiproducts.com/teas/herbal-teas/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwtpDMBRC4ARIsADhz5O5Bk5XEIc5VxgKiUeVjfywBxD9xF6juiJ3-SzzqVpY7oPn8dani2wgaAkdbEALw_wcB Healed her in a very deep level Anxiety $30 a class paid to yoga teachers. Teaching 17 classes a week to make ends meet. Hathalini? Teaches Hatha Yoga to get people into her Kundalini classes Be your authentic self Be You...Be You... Kundalini helps you figure out and bring you back to your authentic self There are stages of spiritual development...the first is the stage of the novice Your resistance to the gong is the resistance to you God is inside you How to leave a love note on iTunes for my Podcast. From your computer: 1. Open the iTunes software on your desktop. (Not the web version.) 2. In the search bar (upper right-hand corner), type in “Honestly Lisa”. 3. Click on our album cover that pops up towards the bottom of the screen. 4. This will take you to the homepage for our show, but make sure you don’t accidentally select one of our individual episodes instead. 5. Right under the show description, you’ll see three tabs. “Ratings & Reviews” is the second one listed, and this is the one you want to click on. 6. On that page, there should be a button called “Write A Review” and if you click there, it will hopefully let you create a post with your thoughts! From your iPhone: 1. Open the “podcast” app that comes pre-installed on all current apple smartphone devices. 2. In the lower right-hand corner, you’ll click on the magnifying glass “search” button and type in “marriage is funny”. 3. Click on our album cover that pops up towards the bottom of the screen. This will take you to the homepage for our show, but make sure you don’t accidentally select one of our individual episodes instead. 4. Select the “reviews” tab toward the top of the screen, and you’ll see a purple “Write a Review” button on the next page. 5. It might ask you to log in to your iTunes account, but otherwise, this will open a form where you can enter your thoughts!

Do you ever feel like your contribution to the world is too small? That you should do more, know more, or be better equipped to address the problems of the world and be part of positive change and cultural transformation? This program is for you… with thanks to the beautiful people at the Joshua Tree Music Festival who pondered the story of “How Coyote Brought Fire to the People” with me and retrieved these insights.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mythmatterspodcast)