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Afropop, zouk et yole traditionnel de Guinée et écriture automatique. (Rediffusion) Notre 1er invité est Olivier Conan pour son nouveau projet Combo Daguerre.Basé à New York, Combo Daguerre est le nouveau projet d'Olivier Conan qui, après avoir passé plus d'une décennie immergé dans le monde de la cumbia psychédélique avec son groupe Chicha Libre, a maintenant mis au point un répertoire original de thèmes francophones joué en mode psychédélique. Le groupe est composé de musiciens latins établis à Brooklyn, et les influences multiples comprennent le boléro, la cumbia, le rock 60's ainsi que d'évidentes influences gainsbouriennes et surréalistes. Chicha Libre est devenu un groupe culte en Amérique du Sud et au Mexique et Combo Daguerre est un peu l'héritier francophone d'un projet qui n'aurait pu naître qu'à New York où les frontières culturelles et linguistiques sont fluides et les influences pan-latines débordent sur tous les mondes musicaux : du rock, au hip-hop - et maintenant la chanson. Les thèmes à la fois joyeux et sérieux sont ceux de l'exil, de la nostalgie déplacée et d'une langue frelatée par la distance. Le dessin qui illustre la pochette tire son inspiration des têtes de cheval des boucheries chevalines parisiennes. Un symbole bicéphale qui représenterait un empire disparu ?Après 30 ans passés à Brooklyn, terre peu sainte où le français n'existe que dans des formes créolisées, mon français boite des deux jambes. Ma nostalgie se nourrit d'une langue et de souvenirs tous les deux reconstitués. Je ne contrôle ni la grammaire, ni le lexique, ni même la chronologie. Les images de mon enfance parisienne sont maculées, mâtinées d'images de mes aïeux, de photos de classe et de cartes postales d'une autre époque. Mes souvenirs pourraient être ceux d'un autre. Je, bien sûr, pourrait être un autre. Le Paris où je crois avoir grandi est peut-être bien celui de Rivette et de Truffaut. En tout cas, je crois le reconnaitre dans le Daguerréotypes de Varda (parce que j'ai été un enfant du 14ème), voire dans Les Maléfices de Jacques Yonnet ou Les Nuits de Paris de Restif de la Bretonne. Les paroles de Combo Daguerre sont placées sous le signe de Fracassines - une chanson écrite Dieu sait quand et Dieu sait comment, et qui est apparue - comme une vierge chrétienne - sans prévenir. Génération spontanée, écriture automatique. Le reste de l'album est parsemé de bribes inconsciemment glanées au hit-parade de la poésie française parce qu'après trente ans d'absence, tout ce qui demeure de cette culture enfouie, c'est une eau polluée dans laquelle flottent les scories d'une culture française élémentaire. Fracassines est un travail automatique avec peu d'interventions conscientes. Olivier Conan.Titres jouésFracassinesParoles trouvées sur mon écran d'ordinateur sans souvenir de les avoir écrites. Qu'elles ne signifient pas grand-chose est presque rassurant.88 rue Daguerre Cumbia Instrumentale du guitariste péruvien Felipe Wurst. 88 rue Daguerre est l'adresse d'Agnès Varda.Daguerre ParisLe Petit BossuChanson du XVIème siècle. La version qu'Yvonne George chantait dans les années 20 était en fait une icône de l'élite littéraire de l'époque. Amie de Cocteau (qui ne l'était pas ?) et de sa coterie. Desnos tombe amoureux d'elle et lui dédie son A la Mysterieuse (j'ai tant rêvé de toi..) et en fait l'héroïne de son roman «Le vin est tiré». Yvonne George n'est pas convaincue. Elle préfère les femmes, et l'opium. Elle meurt à 33 ans, comme une rock star. ► Album Fracassines (Barbès Rd 2024).Site Combo Daguerre - facebook - Barbès Records bandcamp.Puis nous recevons Abdoulaye Kouyaté dans la #SessionLive pour la sortie de l'album Fefanyi – Le Bienfaiteur.Après des années passées à sublimer les musiques des artistes qu'il accompagne par son jeu de guitare et la douceur de sa Kora (Ba Cissoko, Mariama, Jain et Gabi Hartmann entre autres), Abdoulaye Kouyaté met son énergie créatrice dans un projet personnel qui rassemble ses compositions originales. En plus du guitariste virtuose, on découvre qu'Abdoulaye Kouyaté est un orfèvre de mélodies et un chanteur au timbre feutré. Tantôt profonde et touchante, tantôt rythmée et dansante, sa musique métissée oscille entre ballades, instrumentaux à la kora et des morceaux aux sonorités afropop empruntant leur rythmique au coupé décalé, au zouk ou au yolé traditionnel de Guinée. Abdoulaye confie la réalisation de l'album à Patrick Ruffino et s'accompagne de Yannick Vela à la basse et Nicolas Grupp à la batterie. L'album est enrichi par les précieuses contributions du joueur de flûte peule Dramane Dembele, de la chanteuse Gabi Hartmann, du bassiste Guy Nsangué, du saxophoniste Robbie Marshall, du violoncelliste Guillaume Latil, du djembefola Dartagnan Camara et des choeurs de la chanteuse Djene Kouyaté.Ce premier disque affiche une diversité étonnante. Chantés en Soussou (la langue de la capitale guinéenne, Conakry) et en français, plusieurs titres s'inspirent de la jeunesse romanesque d'Abdoulaye dans le Conakry des années 1990-2000. Une époque où il se perfectionnait à la guitare en suivant à la trace les musiciens de son quartier, animait avec son groupe de folles soirées expatriés au Grand Hôtel Camayenne, et tombait amoureux pour la première fois (Inondi, Doumedira, On fait quoi ? et Nitanama notamment). À l'insouciance guinéenne, succède la jungle de l'Europe, la vie d'adulte, les responsabilités, le froid, et les apprentissages difficiles. Ces leçons de vie inspirent notamment les morceaux Douniéma (le rancunier), Saré (tout à un prix) ou Inamakana (si tu ne peux pas aider ton prochain, ne l'enfonce pas). Le morceau Fefanyi (le bienfaiteur) qui donne le titre de l'album reprend la tradition des griots, dont les Kouyaté sont issus, de « chanter les louanges » des grands Hommes, des généreux bienfaiteurs. Suivant le chemin ouvert par son père Sekou Kouyaté, griot moderne, guitariste respecté et chef d'orchestre de Miriam Makeba durant ses années d'exil en Guinée, Abdoulaye Kouyaté façonne son jeu de guitare à l'écoute du jazz, du funk, du reggae, le Son Cubano ou de la Biguine antillaise tout en lui donnant des sonorités mandingues. Il cite Paul Simon et Georges Benson en inspiration. En Guinée, on l'affuble du surnom «jazzman» en raison de son style qui s'écarte du mandingue traditionnel. Lorsque son père tombe malade, Abdoulaye le remplace en tant que joueur de kora dans Circus Baobab. Avec ce premier cirque d'Afrique de l'Ouest, il sillonnera le monde pendant une décennie, avant de s'établir à Marseille puis à Paris. Titres interprétés au grand studio- Inondi Live RFI  - Toi Tu Penses nous on bouge, extrait de l'album- Inamakana Live RFILine Up : Abdoulaye Kouyaté - voix, guitare - Thierry Fournel - guitare - Yannick Vela - basse - Nicolas Grupp – batterieSon : Benoît Letirant, Mathias Taylor► Album Fefanyi – Le Bienfaiteur (Reva prod – Rock'n hall 2024)Site - YouTube - Facebook

Afropop, zouk et yole traditionnel de Guinée et écriture automatique. (Rediffusion) Notre 1er invité est Olivier Conan pour son nouveau projet Combo Daguerre.Basé à New York, Combo Daguerre est le nouveau projet d'Olivier Conan qui, après avoir passé plus d'une décennie immergé dans le monde de la cumbia psychédélique avec son groupe Chicha Libre, a maintenant mis au point un répertoire original de thèmes francophones joué en mode psychédélique. Le groupe est composé de musiciens latins établis à Brooklyn, et les influences multiples comprennent le boléro, la cumbia, le rock 60's ainsi que d'évidentes influences gainsbouriennes et surréalistes. Chicha Libre est devenu un groupe culte en Amérique du Sud et au Mexique et Combo Daguerre est un peu l'héritier francophone d'un projet qui n'aurait pu naître qu'à New York où les frontières culturelles et linguistiques sont fluides et les influences pan-latines débordent sur tous les mondes musicaux : du rock, au hip-hop - et maintenant la chanson. Les thèmes à la fois joyeux et sérieux sont ceux de l'exil, de la nostalgie déplacée et d'une langue frelatée par la distance. Le dessin qui illustre la pochette tire son inspiration des têtes de cheval des boucheries chevalines parisiennes. Un symbole bicéphale qui représenterait un empire disparu ?Après 30 ans passés à Brooklyn, terre peu sainte où le français n'existe que dans des formes créolisées, mon français boite des deux jambes. Ma nostalgie se nourrit d'une langue et de souvenirs tous les deux reconstitués. Je ne contrôle ni la grammaire, ni le lexique, ni même la chronologie. Les images de mon enfance parisienne sont maculées, mâtinées d'images de mes aïeux, de photos de classe et de cartes postales d'une autre époque. Mes souvenirs pourraient être ceux d'un autre. Je, bien sûr, pourrait être un autre. Le Paris où je crois avoir grandi est peut-être bien celui de Rivette et de Truffaut. En tout cas, je crois le reconnaitre dans le Daguerréotypes de Varda (parce que j'ai été un enfant du 14ème), voire dans Les Maléfices de Jacques Yonnet ou Les Nuits de Paris de Restif de la Bretonne. Les paroles de Combo Daguerre sont placées sous le signe de Fracassines - une chanson écrite Dieu sait quand et Dieu sait comment, et qui est apparue - comme une vierge chrétienne - sans prévenir. Génération spontanée, écriture automatique. Le reste de l'album est parsemé de bribes inconsciemment glanées au hit-parade de la poésie française parce qu'après trente ans d'absence, tout ce qui demeure de cette culture enfouie, c'est une eau polluée dans laquelle flottent les scories d'une culture française élémentaire. Fracassines est un travail automatique avec peu d'interventions conscientes. Olivier Conan.Titres jouésFracassinesParoles trouvées sur mon écran d'ordinateur sans souvenir de les avoir écrites. Qu'elles ne signifient pas grand-chose est presque rassurant.88 rue Daguerre Cumbia Instrumentale du guitariste péruvien Felipe Wurst. 88 rue Daguerre est l'adresse d'Agnès Varda.Daguerre ParisLe Petit BossuChanson du XVIème siècle. La version qu'Yvonne George chantait dans les années 20 était en fait une icône de l'élite littéraire de l'époque. Amie de Cocteau (qui ne l'était pas ?) et de sa coterie. Desnos tombe amoureux d'elle et lui dédie son A la Mysterieuse (j'ai tant rêvé de toi..) et en fait l'héroïne de son roman «Le vin est tiré». Yvonne George n'est pas convaincue. Elle préfère les femmes, et l'opium. Elle meurt à 33 ans, comme une rock star. ► Album Fracassines (Barbès Rd 2024).Site Combo Daguerre - facebook - Barbès Records bandcamp.Puis nous recevons Abdoulaye Kouyaté dans la #SessionLive pour la sortie de l'album Fefanyi – Le Bienfaiteur.Après des années passées à sublimer les musiques des artistes qu'il accompagne par son jeu de guitare et la douceur de sa Kora (Ba Cissoko, Mariama, Jain et Gabi Hartmann entre autres), Abdoulaye Kouyaté met son énergie créatrice dans un projet personnel qui rassemble ses compositions originales. En plus du guitariste virtuose, on découvre qu'Abdoulaye Kouyaté est un orfèvre de mélodies et un chanteur au timbre feutré. Tantôt profonde et touchante, tantôt rythmée et dansante, sa musique métissée oscille entre ballades, instrumentaux à la kora et des morceaux aux sonorités afropop empruntant leur rythmique au coupé décalé, au zouk ou au yolé traditionnel de Guinée. Abdoulaye confie la réalisation de l'album à Patrick Ruffino et s'accompagne de Yannick Vela à la basse et Nicolas Grupp à la batterie. L'album est enrichi par les précieuses contributions du joueur de flûte peule Dramane Dembele, de la chanteuse Gabi Hartmann, du bassiste Guy Nsangué, du saxophoniste Robbie Marshall, du violoncelliste Guillaume Latil, du djembefola Dartagnan Camara et des choeurs de la chanteuse Djene Kouyaté.Ce premier disque affiche une diversité étonnante. Chantés en Soussou (la langue de la capitale guinéenne, Conakry) et en français, plusieurs titres s'inspirent de la jeunesse romanesque d'Abdoulaye dans le Conakry des années 1990-2000. Une époque où il se perfectionnait à la guitare en suivant à la trace les musiciens de son quartier, animait avec son groupe de folles soirées expatriés au Grand Hôtel Camayenne, et tombait amoureux pour la première fois (Inondi, Doumedira, On fait quoi ? et Nitanama notamment). À l'insouciance guinéenne, succède la jungle de l'Europe, la vie d'adulte, les responsabilités, le froid, et les apprentissages difficiles. Ces leçons de vie inspirent notamment les morceaux Douniéma (le rancunier), Saré (tout à un prix) ou Inamakana (si tu ne peux pas aider ton prochain, ne l'enfonce pas). Le morceau Fefanyi (le bienfaiteur) qui donne le titre de l'album reprend la tradition des griots, dont les Kouyaté sont issus, de « chanter les louanges » des grands Hommes, des généreux bienfaiteurs. Suivant le chemin ouvert par son père Sekou Kouyaté, griot moderne, guitariste respecté et chef d'orchestre de Miriam Makeba durant ses années d'exil en Guinée, Abdoulaye Kouyaté façonne son jeu de guitare à l'écoute du jazz, du funk, du reggae, le Son Cubano ou de la Biguine antillaise tout en lui donnant des sonorités mandingues. Il cite Paul Simon et Georges Benson en inspiration. En Guinée, on l'affuble du surnom «jazzman» en raison de son style qui s'écarte du mandingue traditionnel. Lorsque son père tombe malade, Abdoulaye le remplace en tant que joueur de kora dans Circus Baobab. Avec ce premier cirque d'Afrique de l'Ouest, il sillonnera le monde pendant une décennie, avant de s'établir à Marseille puis à Paris. Titres interprétés au grand studio- Inondi Live RFI  - Toi Tu Penses nous on bouge, extrait de l'album- Inamakana Live RFILine Up : Abdoulaye Kouyaté - voix, guitare - Thierry Fournel - guitare - Yannick Vela - basse - Nicolas Grupp – batterieSon : Benoît Letirant, Mathias Taylor► Album Fefanyi – Le Bienfaiteur (Reva prod – Rock'n hall 2024)Site - YouTube - Facebook

Sintonía: "Hawagis" - Kouyate Neerman"Bones", "Alexandria", "High Upon The Mountain High Upon The Hill" y "Abeba Zeybekiko", extraídas del álbum "Artifacts" (Zephyrus, 2016) de Black Flower"Intro" + "Povo m´povo" y "Matatya", extraídas del disco "Monoswezi Yanga" (Riverboat Records, 2015) de Monoswezi      3. "Le Commissariat", "Requiem pour un con", "Haiti" (feat. Anthony Joseph) y "Diétou" (feat. Ballaké Sissoko), extraídas del disco "Skyscrapers & Deities" (No Format!/Universal, 2011)Escuchar audio

Afropop, zouk et yole traditionnel de Guinée et écriture automatique. Notre 1er invité est Olivier Conan pour son nouveau projet Combo Daguerre.Basé à New York, Combo Daguerre est le nouveau projet d'Olivier Conan qui, après avoir passé plus d'une décennie immergé dans le monde de la cumbia psychédélique avec son groupe Chicha Libre, a maintenant mis au point un répertoire original de thèmes francophones joué en mode psychédélique. Le groupe est composé de musiciens latins établis à Brooklyn, et les influences multiples comprennent le boléro, la cumbia, le rock 60's ainsi que d'évidentes influences gainsbouriennes et surréalistes. Chicha Libre est devenu un groupe culte en Amérique du Sud et au Mexique et Combo Daguerre est un peu l'héritier francophone d'un projet qui n'aurait pu naître qu'à New York où les frontières culturelles et linguistiques sont fluides et les influences pan-latines débordent sur tous les mondes musicaux : du rock, au hip-hop - et maintenant la chanson. Les thèmes à la fois joyeux et sérieux sont ceux de l'exil, de la nostalgie déplacée et d'une langue frelatée par la distance. Le dessin qui illustre la pochette tire son inspiration des têtes de cheval des boucheries chevalines parisiennes. Un symbole bicéphale qui représenterait un empire disparu ? Après 30 ans passés à Brooklyn, terre peu sainte où le français n'existe que dans des formes créolisées, mon français boite des deux jambes. Ma nostalgie se nourrit d'une langue et de souvenirs tous les deux reconstitués. Je ne contrôle ni la grammaire, ni le lexique, ni même la chronologie. Les images de mon enfance parisienne sont maculées, mâtinées d'images de mes aïeux, de photos de classe et de cartes postales d'une autre époque. Mes souvenirs pourraient être ceux d'un autre. Je, bien sûr, pourrait être un autre. Le Paris où je crois avoir grandi est peut-être bien celui de Rivette et de Truffaut. En tout cas, je crois le reconnaitre dans le Daguerréotypes de Varda (parce que j'ai été un enfant du 14ème), voire dans Les Maléfices de Jacques Yonnet ou Les Nuits de Paris de Restif de la Bretonne. Les paroles de Combo Daguerre sont placées sous le signe de Fracassines - une chanson écrite Dieu sait quand et Dieu sait comment, et qui est apparue - comme une vierge chrétienne - sans prévenir. Génération spontanée, écriture automatique. Le reste de l'album est parsemé de bribes inconsciemment glanées au hit-parade de la poésie française parce qu'après trente ans d'absence, tout ce qui demeure de cette culture enfouie, c'est une eau polluée dans laquelle flottent les scories d'une culture française élémentaire. Fracassines est un travail automatique avec peu d'interventions conscientes. Olivier Conan. Titres jouésFracassinesParoles trouvées sur mon écran d'ordinateur sans souvenir de les avoir écrites. Qu'elles ne signifient pas grand-chose est presque rassurant.88 rue Daguerre Cumbia Instrumentale du guitariste péruvien Felipe Wurst. 88 rue Daguerre est l'adresse d'Agnès Varda.Daguerre ParisLe Petit BossuChanson du XVIème siècle. La version qu'Yvonne George chantait dans les années 20 était en fait une icône de l'élite littéraire de l'époque. Amie de Cocteau (qui ne l'était pas ?) et de sa coterie. Desnos tombe amoureux d'elle et lui dédie son A la Mysterieuse (j'ai tant rêvé de toi..) et en fait l'héroïne de son roman «Le vin est tiré». Yvonne George n'est pas convaincue. Elle préfère les femmes, et l'opium. Elle meurt à 33 ans, comme une rock star. ► Album Fracassines (Barbès Rd 2024).Site Combo Daguerre - facebook - Barbès Records bandcamp. Puis nous recevons Abdoulaye Kouyaté dans la #SessionLive pour la sortie de l'album Fefanyi – Le Bienfaiteur. Après des années passées à sublimer les musiques des artistes qu'il accompagne par son jeu de guitare et la douceur de sa Kora (Ba Cissoko, Mariama, Jain et Gabi Hartmann entre autres), Abdoulaye Kouyaté met son énergie créatrice dans un projet personnel qui rassemble ses compositions originales. En plus du guitariste virtuose, on découvre qu'Abdoulaye Kouyaté est un orfèvre de mélodies et un chanteur au timbre feutré. Tantôt profonde et touchante, tantôt rythmée et dansante, sa musique métissée oscille entre ballades, instrumentaux à la kora et des morceaux aux sonorités afropop empruntant leur rythmique au coupé décalé, au zouk ou au yolé traditionnel de Guinée. Abdoulaye confie la réalisation de l'album à Patrick Ruffino et s'accompagne de Yannick Vela à la basse et Nicolas Grupp à la batterie. L'album est enrichi par les précieuses contributions du joueur de flûte peule Dramane Dembele, de la chanteuse Gabi Hartmann, du bassiste Guy Nsangué, du saxophoniste Robbie Marshall, du violoncelliste Guillaume Latil, du djembefola Dartagnan Camara et des choeurs de la chanteuse Djene Kouyaté. Ce premier disque affiche une diversité étonnante. Chantés en Soussou (la langue de la capitale guinéenne, Conakry) et en français, plusieurs titres s'inspirent de la jeunesse romanesque d'Abdoulaye dans le Conakry des années 1990-2000. Une époque où il se perfectionnait à la guitare en suivant à la trace les musiciens de son quartier, animait avec son groupe de folles soirées expatriés au Grand Hôtel Camayenne, et tombait amoureux pour la première fois (Inondi, Doumedira, On fait quoi ? et Nitanama notamment). À l'insouciance guinéenne, succède la jungle de l'Europe, la vie d'adulte, les responsabilités, le froid, et les apprentissages difficiles. Ces leçons de vie inspirent notamment les morceaux Douniéma (le rancunier), Saré (tout à un prix) ou Inamakana (si tu ne peux pas aider ton prochain, ne l'enfonce pas). Le morceau Fefanyi (le bienfaiteur) qui donne le titre de l'album reprend la tradition des griots, dont les Kouyaté sont issus, de « chanter les louanges » des grands Hommes, des généreux bienfaiteurs. Suivant le chemin ouvert par son père Sekou Kouyaté, griot moderne, guitariste respecté et chef d'orchestre de Miriam Makeba durant ses années d'exil en Guinée, Abdoulaye Kouyaté façonne son jeu de guitare à l'écoute du jazz, du funk, du reggae, le Son Cubano ou de la Biguine antillaise tout en lui donnant des sonorités mandingues. Il cite Paul Simon et Georges Benson en inspiration. En Guinée, on l'affuble du surnom «jazzman» en raison de son style qui s'écarte du mandingue traditionnel. Lorsque son père tombe malade, Abdoulaye le remplace en tant que joueur de kora dans Circus Baobab. Avec ce premier cirque d'Afrique de l'Ouest, il sillonnera le monde pendant une décennie, avant de s'établir à Marseille puis à Paris.  Titres interprétés au grand studio- Inondi Live RFI  - Toi Tu Penses nous on bouge, extrait de l'album- Inamakana Live RFI.Line Up : Abdoulaye Kouyaté - voix, guitare - Thierry Fournel - guitare - Yannick Vela - basse - Nicolas Grupp – batterie.Son : Benoît Letirant, Mathias Taylor.► Album Fefanyi – Le Bienfaiteur (Reva prod - Rock'n hall 2024).Site - YouTube - Facebook.

Afropop, zouk et yole traditionnel de Guinée et écriture automatique. Notre 1er invité est Olivier Conan pour son nouveau projet Combo Daguerre.Basé à New York, Combo Daguerre est le nouveau projet d'Olivier Conan qui, après avoir passé plus d'une décennie immergé dans le monde de la cumbia psychédélique avec son groupe Chicha Libre, a maintenant mis au point un répertoire original de thèmes francophones joué en mode psychédélique. Le groupe est composé de musiciens latins établis à Brooklyn, et les influences multiples comprennent le boléro, la cumbia, le rock 60's ainsi que d'évidentes influences gainsbouriennes et surréalistes. Chicha Libre est devenu un groupe culte en Amérique du Sud et au Mexique et Combo Daguerre est un peu l'héritier francophone d'un projet qui n'aurait pu naître qu'à New York où les frontières culturelles et linguistiques sont fluides et les influences pan-latines débordent sur tous les mondes musicaux : du rock, au hip-hop - et maintenant la chanson. Les thèmes à la fois joyeux et sérieux sont ceux de l'exil, de la nostalgie déplacée et d'une langue frelatée par la distance. Le dessin qui illustre la pochette tire son inspiration des têtes de cheval des boucheries chevalines parisiennes. Un symbole bicéphale qui représenterait un empire disparu ? Après 30 ans passés à Brooklyn, terre peu sainte où le français n'existe que dans des formes créolisées, mon français boite des deux jambes. Ma nostalgie se nourrit d'une langue et de souvenirs tous les deux reconstitués. Je ne contrôle ni la grammaire, ni le lexique, ni même la chronologie. Les images de mon enfance parisienne sont maculées, mâtinées d'images de mes aïeux, de photos de classe et de cartes postales d'une autre époque. Mes souvenirs pourraient être ceux d'un autre. Je, bien sûr, pourrait être un autre. Le Paris où je crois avoir grandi est peut-être bien celui de Rivette et de Truffaut. En tout cas, je crois le reconnaitre dans le Daguerréotypes de Varda (parce que j'ai été un enfant du 14ème), voire dans Les Maléfices de Jacques Yonnet ou Les Nuits de Paris de Restif de la Bretonne. Les paroles de Combo Daguerre sont placées sous le signe de Fracassines - une chanson écrite Dieu sait quand et Dieu sait comment, et qui est apparue - comme une vierge chrétienne - sans prévenir. Génération spontanée, écriture automatique. Le reste de l'album est parsemé de bribes inconsciemment glanées au hit-parade de la poésie française parce qu'après trente ans d'absence, tout ce qui demeure de cette culture enfouie, c'est une eau polluée dans laquelle flottent les scories d'une culture française élémentaire. Fracassines est un travail automatique avec peu d'interventions conscientes. Olivier Conan. Titres jouésFracassinesParoles trouvées sur mon écran d'ordinateur sans souvenir de les avoir écrites. Qu'elles ne signifient pas grand-chose est presque rassurant.88 rue Daguerre Cumbia Instrumentale du guitariste péruvien Felipe Wurst. 88 rue Daguerre est l'adresse d'Agnès Varda.Daguerre ParisLe Petit BossuChanson du XVIème siècle. La version qu'Yvonne George chantait dans les années 20 était en fait une icône de l'élite littéraire de l'époque. Amie de Cocteau (qui ne l'était pas ?) et de sa coterie. Desnos tombe amoureux d'elle et lui dédie son A la Mysterieuse (j'ai tant rêvé de toi..) et en fait l'héroïne de son roman «Le vin est tiré». Yvonne George n'est pas convaincue. Elle préfère les femmes, et l'opium. Elle meurt à 33 ans, comme une rock star. ► Album Fracassines (Barbès Rd 2024).Site Combo Daguerre - facebook - Barbès Records bandcamp. Puis nous recevons Abdoulaye Kouyaté dans la #SessionLive pour la sortie de l'album Fefanyi – Le Bienfaiteur. Après des années passées à sublimer les musiques des artistes qu'il accompagne par son jeu de guitare et la douceur de sa Kora (Ba Cissoko, Mariama, Jain et Gabi Hartmann entre autres), Abdoulaye Kouyaté met son énergie créatrice dans un projet personnel qui rassemble ses compositions originales. En plus du guitariste virtuose, on découvre qu'Abdoulaye Kouyaté est un orfèvre de mélodies et un chanteur au timbre feutré. Tantôt profonde et touchante, tantôt rythmée et dansante, sa musique métissée oscille entre ballades, instrumentaux à la kora et des morceaux aux sonorités afropop empruntant leur rythmique au coupé décalé, au zouk ou au yolé traditionnel de Guinée. Abdoulaye confie la réalisation de l'album à Patrick Ruffino et s'accompagne de Yannick Vela à la basse et Nicolas Grupp à la batterie. L'album est enrichi par les précieuses contributions du joueur de flûte peule Dramane Dembele, de la chanteuse Gabi Hartmann, du bassiste Guy Nsangué, du saxophoniste Robbie Marshall, du violoncelliste Guillaume Latil, du djembefola Dartagnan Camara et des choeurs de la chanteuse Djene Kouyaté. Ce premier disque affiche une diversité étonnante. Chantés en Soussou (la langue de la capitale guinéenne, Conakry) et en français, plusieurs titres s'inspirent de la jeunesse romanesque d'Abdoulaye dans le Conakry des années 1990-2000. Une époque où il se perfectionnait à la guitare en suivant à la trace les musiciens de son quartier, animait avec son groupe de folles soirées expatriés au Grand Hôtel Camayenne, et tombait amoureux pour la première fois (Inondi, Doumedira, On fait quoi ? et Nitanama notamment). À l'insouciance guinéenne, succède la jungle de l'Europe, la vie d'adulte, les responsabilités, le froid, et les apprentissages difficiles. Ces leçons de vie inspirent notamment les morceaux Douniéma (le rancunier), Saré (tout à un prix) ou Inamakana (si tu ne peux pas aider ton prochain, ne l'enfonce pas). Le morceau Fefanyi (le bienfaiteur) qui donne le titre de l'album reprend la tradition des griots, dont les Kouyaté sont issus, de « chanter les louanges » des grands Hommes, des généreux bienfaiteurs. Suivant le chemin ouvert par son père Sekou Kouyaté, griot moderne, guitariste respecté et chef d'orchestre de Miriam Makeba durant ses années d'exil en Guinée, Abdoulaye Kouyaté façonne son jeu de guitare à l'écoute du jazz, du funk, du reggae, le Son Cubano ou de la Biguine antillaise tout en lui donnant des sonorités mandingues. Il cite Paul Simon et Georges Benson en inspiration. En Guinée, on l'affuble du surnom «jazzman» en raison de son style qui s'écarte du mandingue traditionnel. Lorsque son père tombe malade, Abdoulaye le remplace en tant que joueur de kora dans Circus Baobab. Avec ce premier cirque d'Afrique de l'Ouest, il sillonnera le monde pendant une décennie, avant de s'établir à Marseille puis à Paris.  Titres interprétés au grand studio- Inondi Live RFI  - Toi Tu Penses nous on bouge, extrait de l'album- Inamakana Live RFI.Line Up : Abdoulaye Kouyaté - voix, guitare - Thierry Fournel - guitare - Yannick Vela - basse - Nicolas Grupp – batterie.Son : Benoît Letirant, Mathias Taylor.► Album Fefanyi – Le Bienfaiteur (Reva prod - Rock'n hall 2024).Site - YouTube - Facebook.

Thursday Trae sits with Afua Kouyate, the Visionary for African Cultural Arts Center. She'll share the opportunity for the community to pour into the effort to open their doors. Next, it's another This 'N That Thursday with our Resident Stylist, Jerica T. Tune in to see what she's sharing today!

Moh Kouyate is a Guinean guitarist/singer/songwriter descending from a line of griots (jalis) in West Africa. As listeners heard in the Afropop Worldwide program Global Griots in France, he has lived in Paris since 2006, collaborating with a wide range of artists from genres far outside his traditional art. In this episode, Banning Eyre speaks with Moh about his adventurous life, and particularly, his ground-breaking, new acoustic album, Mokhôya. Also, fellow Guinean artist Natu Camara gives a shoutout about her upcoming visit to Camp Afropop, May 28-31, 2024 near Woodstock, New York.

Sidi KOUYATE est informaticien mais il a un rêve. A l'occasion du décès de sa mère, alors qu'il ne trouve pas de solutions pour envoyer de l'argent pour son enterrement, il se met en tête de créer une solution de transfert d'argent. A partir de là, il voit plus loin et réalise que ce qu'il manque à l'Afrique, c'est une banque pour investir dans les projets de la jeunesse. Site de COLOW-SO : https://www.colow-so.com/Pour soutenir le podcast : https://fr.tipeee.com/kalimanjaro/Pour rejoindre notre réseau d'entrepreneur(e)s et d'investisseur.se : https://adhesion.blacknetwork.fr/

Nottingham Forest defender Andrew Omobamidele paid tribute to team-mate Cheikhou Kouyate after opening the scoring against Blackpool in Wednesday's FA Cup third-round replay.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nwosu-chizoba-david/message

A change in formation and personnel, but the same old result. Following a reasonable showing in the first half, a moment of madness from Jonjo Shelvey gifted a goal to Bertrand Traore. The Reds (yellows) were up against it from that moment on; substitutions were unsuccessful, and the misery was compounded when Forest went down to ten men after using all their subs. Ollie Watkins sealed the result in stoppage time. Steven and Tom discuss the match after getting home from Villa Park, and having a night to sleep on it. Naturally, they discuss the pressure on the manager, and the performance of some of the team, and the effects of injuries as we lose Kouyate and Niakhate again. We also get a view from the opposition, as we are joined by Neil from For The Love Of Paul McGrath. Subscribe to 1865 via your podcast provider, and please leave a review, as it helps other Forest supporters find our content: Apple - Spotify - YouTube - Google. Join us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook or TikTok. 1865: The Nottingham Forest Podcast is part of the Sports Social Network, and partnered with FanHub. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Solénoïde (20.02.2023) - Cette semaine, Solénoïde sera le pôle de ralliement de tous les adeptes de blind test et autre quiz musical, le pied-à-terre de tous les fanas de reprises créatives et récréatives. Entre pastiche ambivalent et hommage irrévérent, cette programmation s'annonce tout aussi versatile que volubile. Une programmation au parfum de nostalgie et d'ironie qui réveillera à coup sûr nos amours refoulés pour les grands classiques de la galaxie pop-rock ! Bref, si l'aventure vous tente, préparez-vous à vivre un zapping sonore plein de surprises et de ressors !

Day 2 of the World Cup is done and dusted and I'm already tired and cranky as fuck.I watched three very different games including England somehow being good against a very disappointing Iran, a wonderful match between very good but somewhat profligate Netherlands and Senegal, and a fun draw between Wales and the Yanks.We chat about the pride armBAN, De Jong's hadouken, and why Fratelli D'Italia is better than the Star Spangled Banner.Like/subscribe/tell your friends and thanks for listening/watching

A great victory for the Reds, as Taiwo Awoniyi's goal against his former club was enough to defeat Liverpool. Morgan Gibbs-White and Ryan Yates could have added to the lead before Dean Henderson made several late saves to preserve the points. Rich Ferraro is joined by Baz to discuss the match, the tactics and notable performances from the likes of Kouyate, Yates and Awoniyi, although the whole team performed well. We also discuss Steve Cooper's tactical plan and how the players seem to be working as a unit - does this give the Reds a chance of avoiding the drop this season? Subscribe to 1865 via your podcast provider, and please leave a review, as it helps other Forest supporters find our content: Apple - Spotify - YouTube - Google. Join us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook or TikTok. 1865: The Nottingham Forest Podcast is part of the Sports Social Network, and proud to partner with FanHub. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Recebemos Toumani Kouyate, para uma conversa sobre a Djéli, sua diferença para o Griot, um pouco sobre a sabedoria mandinga, fula... Leia mais → O post #162 – Djéli, com Toumany Kouyate apareceu primeiro em Filosofia Pop.

In this episode we talk about the opening day performance against Newcastle and preview the first home game of the season against West Ham We also talk about the current transfer rumours being thrown into the mix with Gibbs-White saga dragging on amongst rumours of Emerson and KouyateCheck out our new website at https://www.mistrollingin.co.uk/Follow us on our socials:Twitter - https://twitter.com/mistrollingpodInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/mistrollingpod/Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/mistrollingpod

Paris St-Germain's Idrissa Gueye refused to play in a match to avoid wearing a rainbow symbol in support of LGBTQ+ rights. Kouyate posted a picture of himself alongside Gueye on Instagram, with a caption calling Gueye "a real man". Sadly, this couldn't be further from the case. 

Founder Hustle is a podcast series hosted by Melissa Bradley that is by, for, and about New Majority entrepreneurs. New episodes on Tuesdays. MBallou Conde-Kouyate is an accomplished financial service professional and a business strategist. Her career spans over two decades in leadership, management, and banking. She has experience working at two significant fortune 500 financial institutions and a minority-owned bank in the Greater Washington DC Metropolitan area. Founder Hustle is clear and centered on its mission to help emerging New Majority founders better understand the path ahead, be adequately prepared, and gain support on their journey. Melissa L. Bradley is Founder of 1863 Ventures, a business development program that accelerates New Majority entrepreneurs (i.e., individuals who have been historically marginalized) from high potential to high growth. An experienced founder, investor, and entrepreneur, Bradley is a Venture Partner at NextGen Ventures and Co-Founder & Managing Partner of Sidecar Social Finance, a social impact agency that provides impact investing advisory and capital services to individuals, institutions, and social enterprises. Bradley also serves as an advisor to Goldman Sachs' One Million Black Women initiative, Milken Institute's DEI in Asset Management Executive Council, the New Voices Foundation, as well as the Halcyon Fund. Bradley was recently named to the Forbes 50 over 50 who are changing the world. She is the former Co-Chair of the National Advisory Council for Innovation and Entrepreneurship and was named one of The Most Entrepreneurial Women Investors in 2018. Credits: Founder Hustle is produced by Kinetic Energy Entertainment.  Associate Producer is Misa Dayson.  The show was edited and mixed by Ann Kane.  Social media producer is Misako Envela.  Our intro theme, Vuelta al Sol, is by Tomás Novoa.  Credit theme is Glide, by Columbia Nights, and the outro is Ratata by Curtis Cole. 

Welcome to The Arsenal Therapy Podcast, a dedicated show about the club we love, Arsenal Football Club. Arsenal concede 3 against Palace as they lose the chance to get back into the top 4. This is a performance to forget where none of the players really clicked. A game full of errors at the back, misplaced passes and no real intensity in the first half. Palace deserved the victory as they started the game off on the front foot. The midfield battle was won early on with Gallagher and Kouyate pressing the Arsenal defence into submission. Please let us know what you enjoyed about the podcast and do leave the podcast a 5-star review on Apple Podcast. Also, if you wanted to get in touch with us, you can do via Twitter: Farhan (@GunnerSince96) James (@JamesPayneAFC) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetual's car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage. Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetual's Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur. What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant “not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah “It takes a network to scale a business”, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact: Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusa WhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619 Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.com Where to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetuals car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetuals Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah It takes a network to scale a business, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetuals car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetuals Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah It takes a network to scale a business, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetuals car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetuals Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah It takes a network to scale a business, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetuals car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetuals Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah It takes a network to scale a business, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetuals car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetuals Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah It takes a network to scale a business, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetuals car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetuals Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah It takes a network to scale a business, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetuals car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetuals Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah It takes a network to scale a business, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetuals car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetuals Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah It takes a network to scale a business, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetual's car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetual's Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant “not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah “It takes a network to scale a business”, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185  Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us:  Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow:  Please subscribe,  stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetual's car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetual's Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant “not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah “It takes a network to scale a business”, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185  Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us:  Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow:  Please subscribe,  stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetuals car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetuals Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah It takes a network to scale a business, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetuals car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetuals Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah It takes a network to scale a business, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetuals car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetuals Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah It takes a network to scale a business, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetuals car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetuals Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah It takes a network to scale a business, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetuals car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetuals Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah It takes a network to scale a business, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetuals car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetuals Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah It takes a network to scale a business, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetuals car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetuals Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah It takes a network to scale a business, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate. Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185 Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us: Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow: Please subscribe, stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

Perpetual Amoah, is the founder and owner of Kaneshie Market LLC, a retailer, and wholesaler of authentic African, the Caribbean, and Latin American groceries and products. What started in 2017 as an operation run from Perpetual's car in 2017 has become a 2700 sq. ft. store with ample inventory for her clients. In the beginning, Perpetual would drive to church and to people's homes to sell African groceries and products. As she learned the significance that these products had on her community, and she gained the trust of her clients from Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, Perpetual evolved her business to run from the basement of her garage.Soon it became clear that she would need to expand her business. Today, Perpetual's Supermarket carries authentic goods for her community, but perhaps more importantly, it demonstrates that business growth and ownership is possible for a determined immigrant woman entrepreneur.What you will learn from this episode: A well-structured working business plan with well-projected growth numbers is key when applying for commercial bank credit. A good business plan signals to the lender how serious you are about your business and that you have put significant thought into it. Financial accounting and organized ledgers aid the financial projections used for the business plan. It is also important to get a qualified accountant to help you organize your financial accounting records and do the projects for your business plan if you are not skilled to do it on your own. The 5 Cs of Commercial Credit: Character: your past performance with your credit obligation, that is how you manage your personal and your business credit. Capacity: is the business doing well? Does it generate sufficient cash flow? Are the projections from the business plan reasonable? Capital: does the entrepreneur have anything to contribute to the deal, any cash set aside? In essence, a down payment on the loan like one would do when purchasing a house. Collateral: whether you have property or assets to pledge to secure the loan. Contingency: does what the borrower is asking for make sense? As an African immigrant “not doing anything is not an option, - Perpetual Amoah “It takes a network to scale a business”, - Mballou Conde- Kouyate.Guest Contact:Website: https://kaneshiemarketusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaneshiemarketusaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaneshiemarketusaWhatsApp: https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=18328916619Phone: (443) 470-5185  Email: sales@kaneshiemarketusa.com or kaneshiemarketllc@gmail.comWhere to find us:  Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Help us grow:  Please subscribe,  stream, or download, leave a rating or review, and share.

The universal language of music allows audiences to be swept away -- many times into different cultures, all from the comfort of their seats.  The Trio Griot, performing at An die musik this Sunday, brings together for the first time the talents of saxophonist TK Blue, pianist Janelle Gill and Amadou Kouyate. Kouyate, who performs traditional music from Senegal and Mali, draws on a long family lineage of cultural storytelling … and always holds his audience in mind as he performs: “The more vulnerable I can be in telling my truth through my music, the more it disarms people to be able to connect in their truth.”  Links: Trio Griot at An die musik, Amadou Kouyate, Janelle Gill,TK Blue See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 1! We are joined by Kadialy Kouyate - a multifaceted musician born into the great line of Kouyate Griots in southern Senegal. In this episode, you will learn all about the griot tradition, the kora, and Kadialy's musical journey. 

Parent Kate Kouyate and President Ron Cole of Kyneton Soccer Club discuss the sorely-needed facilities upgrades at their ground, including preventing the pitch from flooding and adding fit-for-purpose female changerooms. The club has been repeatedly overlooked on several occasions for State and Federal Government grants to fund the project, including in the 2020 ‘Sports Rorts’ scandal. Kate discusses her daughters’ love of the game, the influence of the Matildas and W-League players as role models, and Ron emphasizes the exponential growth the club has seen in female participation.

Aquesta setmana comencem amb el nou disc de Ballake Sissoko i la seva Kora, descobrim dues novetats de veus femenines africanes el nou disc de Kady Diarra des de Burkina Faso i la veu de Fatim Kouyate sobre les programacions electròniques del col·lectiu Mawimbi, recomanem concerts de Israel Fernandez i Diego del Morao a Barcelona i de Colina Miralta Sambeat a Olot i tenim records per Tony Allen i Manu Dibango amb més novetats.

A pleasing 1-2 victory at Craven Cottage, who thought it was going to be a bore draw?! The team discuss Jairo's first Palace goal and a second from Zaha. Eze showing promise when he came on, Andres bossing the park and Kouyate playing tutor to Mitchell. Give us a listen and remember, don't pay £14:95.

A pleasing 1-2 victory at Craven Cottage, who thought it was going to be a bore draw?! The team discuss Jairo’s first Palace goal and a second from Zaha. Eze showing promise when he came on, Andres bossing the park and Kouyate playing tutor to Mitchell. Give us a listen and remember, don’t pay £14:95.

A pleasing 1-2 victory at Craven Cottage, who thought it was going to be a bore draw?! The team discuss Jairo’s first Palace goal and a second from Zaha. Eze showing promise when he came on, Andres bossing the park and Kouyate playing tutor to Mitchell. Give us a listen and remember, don’t pay £14:95.

Palace kick off the new season with a win, their first opening win at Selhurst since returning to the Premier League. JD, Kevin, James and Andy are here to review that 1-0 win over Southampton and talk about Wilf, Kouyate, season tickets and move. They also answer your questions and preview trips to Bournemouth and Manchester United.  This week we are sponsored by Serenity Massage Therapy: making the world a more comfortable place, one Massage at a time. Call or text Russ at Serenity Massage therapy on 07967203714 or e-mail info@serenity-services.co.uk (mailto:info@serenity-services.co.uk) and quote 'FYP' to get up to 25% off for you and your friends and family. 

For this episode, we are hella excited to interview our beautiful friends Noor Chadha and Aminta Kouyate, medical and graduate students at the UC Berkeley-UCSF Joint Medical Program and founding team members of the Institute for Healing and Justice in Medicine. Together, we talk more with Noor and Aminta about their work demanding and advocating for an anti-racist medicine through their research and student activist efforts. We talk with Noor and Bernie about their recent public launch of their inaugural "Toward the Abolition of Biological Race in Medicine: Transforming Clinical Education, Research, and Practice" (co-authored by Noor, Bernie, Maddy Kane, and Brenly Rowland). We also talk with Aminta about leading a rally and protest through the White Coats 4 Black Lives (WC4BL) Berkeley chapter on demanding that racism be recognized as a public health issue. In addition, we learn more about their work being part of the founding team of the Institute for Healing and Justice in Medicine and their philosophy on being a student/community activist alongside the many responsibilities that come with being a student and human! Read the report at the Institute for Healing and Justice in Medicine website: www.instituteforhealingandjustice.org WC4BL Berkeley on Instagram: @wc4bl_berkeley Noor Chadha is a 2nd year med student at the UC Berkeley-UCSF Joint Medical Program who strives to integrate compassion, justice, and joy throughout her life and medical career. She is a co-author of Toward the Abolition of Biological Race in Medicine: Transforming Clinical Education, Research, and Practice. Her master's work focuses on youth civic engagement and health. Noor identifies as Sikh, as Punjabi American, as a daughter of Indian immigrants, as a sister, and as a dancer - she performed competitive Bhangra for several years, and who knows, maybe you'll see her make a comeback soon! Aminta Kouyate is a proud Bay native. Born in Oakland, she is dedicated to eradicating the systems of oppression that create the health disparities for marginalized communities. As a medical student in the UC Berkeley-UCSF Joint Medical program, her research is focused on building an anti-racist medical education curriculum for healthcare providers. She is a reader, a writer, a kitchen magic maker, and a deep believer in laughter and joy. Aminta is dedicated to working towards a fundamental change in the way we practice medicine. She envisions leaving behind a system that separates healing from health and cultivating a new practice learning from community wisdom to center healing, happiness, rest, and justice for all people. She is one of the founding members of the White Coats for Black Lives Chapter at UC Berkeley, a Freedom School for Intersectional Medicine and Health Justice collaborator, a student of the Program in Medical Education for the Urban Underserved (PRIME-US), and most importantly she is a daughter, a sister, a friend, and a co-conspirator to many beloved people.

Hi everyone and my first mix of the year (Half way through) and happy to share with you this modern Afro House mix . This mix is dedicated to one of my family members Makeda who sadly passed away last month (Not from the virus)but from this mental strength being fully tested and with these uncertain times also prevented me mixing music over the last 6 months but recently ive found the energy and belief to do this mix with more to follow . In this mix are a few emotional and musical Afro favs over the last few months with a few massive tracks from Aluku Records by Dj Vitoto , Idd Aziz - Banjuka , Frigid Armadillo - Roam in a Day and Slay feat Macco Dinerow - Stimela along with some other wonderful stuff. Hope you all enjoy and stay safe until further notice. Be YOU,Stay TRUE and one love from ALUKU     Track List: 1.Stevie R,Gred Rawson - Jalemba (Rancido Edition) . 2020 2.King Fela , Omagugu - Yehla Moya (Da Capo & Nduduzo Makhathini Remix) . 2020 [Genesys] 3.Manyelo Dafro , Bassekou Kouyate - Ladon . 2020 4.InQfive , Demented Soul - Isizathu (Demented Soul Remix) . 2020 [Iklwa Brothers Recordings] 5.Skavia, Paulla Paloma - Baleka . 2020 [Afrocentric Records] 6.Dj Vitoto feat Idd Aziz - Banjuka . 2020 [Aluku Records/Muthaland Entertainment ] 7.Frigid Armadillo - Roam in a Day . 2020 [Aluku Records] 8.Cee ElAssaad , Thandi Draai - LoMhlaba . 2020 [Connected Frontline] 9.Dj Kabila , WendySoni - Somnyama (Lemon & Herb Dubstramental) . 2020 [Ocha] 10.Ed-Ward - Dentro . 2020 [Ewaso Records] 11.Budda Sage , Froote , Kususa - Dimension . 2020 [MoBlack Records] 12.Thazkin - Simba Kubwa . PROMO/2020 [Aluku Records] 13.Chronical Deep - Ike . PROMO/2020 [Gondwana Records] 14.TekniQ - Amasiko . 2020 15.Vanco Mavhungu - Kondelelani (Manoo Dubiano) . 2020 [Folage Records] 16.Slay feat Macco Dinerow - Stimela . 2020 [Aluku Records] 17.Hyenah feat Lazarusman - Not Enough . 2020 [Watergate Records] 18.AWEN & Caiiro - Your Voice (Enoo Napa Remix) . 2020 [Madorasindahouse] 19.Trikk - Moveimento . 2020 [Innervisions] 20.Karyendasoul - The Journey . 2020 21.Dj Angelo - Radar . 2020 [Connected Frontline]   P.S Sorry Makeda i never got to meet the new you (Butterfly effect) over the last 15 years as i didnt know your spirit which hurts me alot to have grown up with you as your my nearest born cousin but to know so little of you over the years , im sorry for the pain as we all grew up in hard times . I may have not seen you for years but i always wish the best for any member in family for the future ahead which hurts me to hear you left physical form and know the spiritual place with other lost family members is a better place for you being you  .  R.I.E.P  Makeda Denis 

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A West Ham player scored four goals in one game. West Ham scored four goals in one game. We know, it’s still a bit weird to even say those words out loud knowing they are fact and not just our fading and dying dreams.   Michail Antonio’s form since football’s return has been outstanding and was capped with his quartet of strikes in our 4-0 win over Norwich last weekend, which had initially left us all but sage. But then Bournemouth and Aston Villa won and we’re pretty much back where we started, with a huge home fixture over Watford this Friday night.   Many believe that just a point against the Hornets will be enough thanks to our superior goal difference over the clubs in and around us, but three points will surely ensure we’re a Premier League team next season.    And that’s naturally the main topic of conversation on this week’s show, with James, Will and Tom looking back on the Norwich win, ahead to the massive Watford clash and also discussing all the little details in between; Haller’s future, Kouyate’s regret at turning down Spurs, Soucek and Bowen’s impact, fans returning to stadiums and much, much more.   The boys were also joined by Andy from the Stairway to 7th Watford Podcast, who was just as nervous as everyone else on the show ahead of Friday, and then the famous Mystery Players Quiz master Reece Bayliss. Reece joined the lads to talk about his new West Ham Legends business and to take part in the quiz from the other side of the ramp for the first-ever time.    It’s an action-packed show as always and as always, well worth a listen to get yourself warmed up for the final three fixtures of what has been a woeful season at West Ham.    Please like, rate, subscribe if you like what we do and tell your friends.   You can get in touch with the show on Twitter @WeAre_WestHam and on email wearewesthampod@gmail.com (mailto:wearewesthampod@gmail.com) .   #COYI #WHUFC   

Aquesta setmana comencem amb una novetat molt recent, el nou disc de Caetano Veloso amb Ivan Sacerdote amb noves interpretacions de clàssics de Caetano, descobrim la veu de Kankou Kouyate i el single del proper disc de Alif Naaba cantant contra AlQueda des del Sahel, recomanem el proper concert de Piraña amb Tomatito, La Barbería del Sur i la Tana a l'Apolo i tenim un record per Willie Dixon.

Following his studies in Business Management and Social Sciences at Cheikh Anta Diop University in Dakar/ capital city of Senegal, Issa Kouyate founded the Non-Profit Organization called "Maison De La Gare" and he is currently the president. His organization help rescue children from the streets of Senegal precisely Saint-Louis, one of the cities in Senegal. Issa Kouyate is a Senegalese born and has spent his whole life in Senegal. In this episode, he explains how, in a time of despair, he gives hope to these abandon children. We spoke about his organization that he founded since 2007.He explained how some people disguise themselves as marabout teachers just to enrich themselves by sending children in the street of Senegal to beg for food and money. Marabout teacher means Muslim religious leader and teacher and also means Koranic Teacher in Senegal. In Senegal at least 50,000 children are subjected to conditions akin slavery and forced to endure often extreme forms of abuse, neglect, and exploitation by their Teachers. That is according to Human Rights Watch. Issa Kouyate’s organization is one of the very few organizations in Senegal that is helping to improve the lives of theses abandon children otherwise called Talibe Street children by getting them off the street and providing them with a place to sleep, eat, and be treated. I respect Issa Kouyate, he is a person who is a true leader and a great human being. As I spoke him, I could sense that his mindset about helping these children is undeterred. It was an honor to have had an interview with Issa koyate(issa.kouyate@mdgsl.com). I hope you get a lot out of this interview. Please let me know what you think on twitter @barrymedias, or on instagram @barrymediasHost & Writer: Mamadou Barry

Il Mali ha una grande tradizione di chitarre elettriche, e anche una grande passione per l'uso della chitarra elettrica in una direzione ibrida, fra background tradizionale maliano e rock-blues: al suo quinto album, Oumar Konate, che a Bamako, la capitale, si esibisce regolarmente nei locali, è uno dei giovani in questo filone della musica maliana. ..Kankou Kouyate è una giovane cantante che proviene da una famiglia di rinomata tradizione nel campo della musica: il suo album è nato dall'incontro a Bamako con il chitarrista e produttore scozzese Mark Mulholland...Eneida Marta è una cantante della Guinea Bissau: la sua musica è influenzata da grandi protagonisti della musica del suo paese e dell'Angola, altra ex colonia portoghese, ma risente anche del suo interesse per il jazz.

Il Mali ha una grande tradizione di chitarre elettriche, e anche una grande passione per l’uso della chitarra elettrica in una direzione ibrida, fra background tradizionale maliano e rock-blues: al suo quinto album, Oumar Konate, che a Bamako, la capitale, si esibisce regolarmente nei locali, è uno dei giovani in questo filone della musica maliana. ..Kankou Kouyate è una giovane cantante che proviene da una famiglia di rinomata tradizione nel campo della musica: il suo album è nato dall’incontro a Bamako con il chitarrista e produttore scozzese Mark Mulholland...Eneida Marta è una cantante della Guinea Bissau: la sua musica è influenzata da grandi protagonisti della musica del suo paese e dell’Angola, altra ex colonia portoghese, ma risente anche del suo interesse per il jazz.

Il Mali ha una grande tradizione di chitarre elettriche, e anche una grande passione per l’uso della chitarra elettrica in una direzione ibrida, fra background tradizionale maliano e rock-blues: al suo quinto album, Oumar Konate, che a Bamako, la capitale, si esibisce regolarmente nei locali, è uno dei giovani in questo filone della musica maliana. ..Kankou Kouyate è una giovane cantante che proviene da una famiglia di rinomata tradizione nel campo della musica: il suo album è nato dall’incontro a Bamako con il chitarrista e produttore scozzese Mark Mulholland...Eneida Marta è una cantante della Guinea Bissau: la sua musica è influenzata da grandi protagonisti della musica del suo paese e dell’Angola, altra ex colonia portoghese, ma risente anche del suo interesse per il jazz.

Coming the week after another win at home for the Eagles, this week’s pod is a cheery one.  Gary Cahill kept another clean sheet against Norwich City and the former England captain was full of praise for his teammates and the Palace staff after accepting his ManBetX Player of the Month award for September. Another player who has enjoyed a strong start to the season is Cheikhou Kouyate. He sat down with a host broadcasters in the build-up to the facing his former club West Ham United, and in this week's pod he illuminates Premier League Productions. Moving on to a far less illuminating man, Statman loitered at the back of the Lower Holmesdale for a chat with Chris, and this week the pair cover everything from live streams to lawn-mowing. Finally, it’s time to hear what imaginative new questions await Roy Hodgson in his pre-West Ham press conference.

Today you get to hear a panel discussion from the LA Beyond Limits Business Salon, featuring Nati Braunstein, Jessie Marcus, and Michelle Raimo Kouyate. Nati, Jessie, and Michelle all play different roles within the film industry, but they also share one significant understanding: it is possible to maintain a healthy norm, regardless of the industry, if you look to your own resilience and resourcefulness.

Today I speak with film producer, Michelle Raimo Kouyate, about her approach to keeping calm in an industry where chaos is the norm. As a producer, problem-solving and “putting out fires” is a large part of the job. She used to believe that “wrestling” these problems and aggressively charging ahead was required in order to get things done. She didn’t, at the time, realize how much of her suffering was self-inflicted. Michelle shares what has changed since looking in the direction of thought, including one very important lesson we can all benefit from: sometimes the way to find our natural momentum is by taking a step back. Michelle Raimo Kouyate is an Academy Award-nominated producer whose credits include Silver Linings Playbook, Chocolat, The Shipping News, Puss In Boots and An Unfinished Life.  She has vast and varied experience, working in both live action and animation as both an executive and a producer.  She is the principal of MRK Productions, which is based at Sony Pictures. Prior to having her own production company, Michelle was President for Sony Pictures Animation and SVP of Development and Production at Miramax Films.

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Phil Whelans is joined by Jim Munro, George Mann and Gordon Thrower to talk West Ham’s latest premier league results against Stoke and Arsenal, as well as the future of manager David Moyes. Stop! Hammer Time is backed for the season by Ladbrokes. Check out the latest offers and odds at bet.westhampodcast.com westhampodcast.com @westhampodcast Engineered by David Akosim Produced by Paul Myers A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk Copyright 2018 Playback Media Ltd - playbackmedia.co.uk/copyright

Clive Anderson and Arthur Smith are joined by John Lloyd, Tom Fletcher, Bob and Roberta Smith and Tiff Stevenson for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from JD McPherson and Kadialy Kouyate. Producer: Tim Bano.

On this week’s Stop! Hammer time, host Phil Whelans, alongside Jim Grant and Dave Hall reflect over the recent Watford victory and dissect the planned protests. Stop! Hammer time is backed for the season by Ladbrokes. Sign up and deposit up to £50 and Ladbrokes will put the same amount into your account giving up up to £50's worth of free bets.You can get this offer by following the link at bet.westhampodcast.com If you're travelling to next home match from Essex or Kent, get a lift for FREE with Zeelo's luxury coach service direct to the ground from ride.westhampodcast.com and use the promocode: HAMMERTIME westhampodcast.com @westhampodcast Engineered by David Akosim Produced by Paul Myers A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk Copyright 2018 Playback Media Ltd - playbackmedia.co.uk/copyright

On this week’s Stop! Hammer Time, Phil Whelans, alongside Sam Delaney and Jim Dean Dolan reflect over the recent Brighton and Palace results, analyse the transfer window, and share thoughts on the Tony Henry saga. Stop! Hammer time is backed for the season by Ladbrokes. Sign up and deposit up to £50 and Ladbrokes will put the same amount into your account giving up up to £50's worth of free bets. You can get this offer by following the link at bet.westhampodcast.com If you're travelling to next home match from Essex or Kent, get a lift for FREE with Zeelo's luxury coach service direct to the ground from ride.westhampodcast.com and use the promocode: HAMMERTIME westhampodcast.com @westhampodcast Engineered by David Akosim Produced by Paul Myers A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk Copyright 2018 Playback Media Ltd - playbackmedia.co.uk/copyright

Wolf Trap is integrating art with fundamental science and math learning for young children and the data show significant results.

Wolf Trap is integrating art with fundamental science and math learning for young children and the data show significant results.

Wolf Trap is integrating art with fundamental science and math learning for young children and the data show significant results.

Wolf Trap is integrating art with fundamental science and math learning for young children and the data show significant results.

In the almost the last podcast of the season Phil Parkes gives us his no holds barred summary of our time with Sam, and it's not all complimentary. Of course Phil Whelans is also joined by Don Perretta and the Boleyn Laurette Jim Grant for the penultimate show of the season. Don't miss the Phil Parkes Special podcast coming soon! Listeners to Stop! Hammer Time get a $15 / $25 discount with the Hotel Tonight app. Go to hoteltonight.com/now and use the promo code: westham westhampodcast.com Produced by Paul Myers A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

Hammertime Regulars Jim Grant and Phil Whelans will today be joined by Rob Banks and Pete Ward. They will discuss West Ham's Kublakhant attitude as the season dribbles to a pathetic conclusion and what a wasteland it has been. Listeners to Stop! Hammer Time get a $15 / $25 discount with the Hotel Tonight app. Go to hoteltonight.com/now and use the promo code: westham Join us on May 28th for the Stop! Hammer Time End of Season Party with special guest Phil Parkes Tickets just $12.50 from live.westhampodcast.com westhampodcast.com Produced by Paul Myers A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

Hammertime Regulars Jim Grant and Phil Whelans will today be joined by Gordon Thrower. They will be talking about the recent games against Man City and QPR, Missing Persons and Rubbish Players. Listeners to Stop! Hammer Time get a $15 / $25 discount with the Hotel Tonight app. Go to hoteltonight.com/now and use the promo code: westham Join us on May 28th for the Stop! Hammer Time End of Season Party with special guest Phil Parkes Tickets just $12.50 from live.westhampodcast.com westhampodcast.com Produced by Paul Myers A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

Jim Grant, Phil Whelans and Pete Ward will be predicting the results of the next match. Discussing the sides past as the old team get back together from the original Hammertime Podcast. Listeners to Stop! Hammer Time get a $15 / $25 discount with the Hotel Tonight app. Go to hoteltonight.com/now and use the promo code: westham westhampodcast.com Produced by Paul Myers A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

1-Nucleare iraniano : a Losanna prosegue la maratona diplomatica. 2-Kenya: strage di studenti in un campus universitario...L'attacco rivendicato dagli estremisti somali Shabaab ..3-Egitto: Sinai , teatro di numerosi attacchi dell'Isis. ..4-Francia: ritrovata sulle Alpi la seconda scatola nera. Contiene i dati del volo dell'A320. ..5-Sicurezza alimentare: gli effetti negativi del TTPI sull'agricoltura europea e italiana. Dallo studio della rivista online dialoghi.info...6-Cinema: è morto a 106 anni il regista portoghese Manoel De Oliveira. ..7-World music: dal Mali l'ultimo album di Bassekou Kouyate. 8-le recensioni di vincenzo mantovani. La fine del Terzo Reich di Ian Kershaw.  

1-Nucleare iraniano : a Losanna prosegue la maratona diplomatica. 2-Kenya: strage di studenti in un campus universitario...L'attacco rivendicato dagli estremisti somali Shabaab ..3-Egitto: Sinai , teatro di numerosi attacchi dell'Isis. ..4-Francia: ritrovata sulle Alpi la seconda scatola nera. Contiene i dati del volo dell'A320. ..5-Sicurezza alimentare: gli effetti negativi del TTPI sull'agricoltura europea e italiana. Dallo studio della rivista online dialoghi.info...6-Cinema: è morto a 106 anni il regista portoghese Manoel De Oliveira. ..7-World music: dal Mali l'ultimo album di Bassekou Kouyate. 8-le recensioni di vincenzo mantovani. La fine del Terzo Reich di Ian Kershaw.  

Jim Grant Don Perretta and Jacob Steinberg will be predicting the results of the next match. Arsenal and Sunderland. Missed Games and the Alex Song Conundrum. Listeners to Stop! Hammer Time get a $15 / $25 discount with the Hotel Tonight app. Go to hoteltonight.com/now and use the promo code: westham And that's not all! Play the football pools and get four games absolutely free go to bit.ly/hammerpools westhampodcast.com Produced by Paul Myers A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

Host Phil Whelans is joined by regular Jim Grant and Phil Nice to discuss games vs West Brom and Jim's awful trip up, the backlash for Sam afterwards, the draw at Tottenham before Crystal Palace predictions. http://WestHamPodcast.com Produced by Paul Myers A Playback Media Production http://playbackmedia.co.uk

Presenter Phil Whelans is joined by Craig Climpson and Robert Banks as the chaps remember the 90 minutes against Man United, in what was one of the best perfomances in weeks. Should the Hammers go back to the game style that got them the fantastic run of results in the start of the season, and drop Carroll? http://WestHamPodcast.com Produced by Paul Myers A Playback Media Production http://playbackmedia.co.uk

Phil Whelans is joined by Jim Reid and Dave Hall to look back on the defeat to Man United at the weekend and criticise the offside rule. We're also looking ahead to the QPR game at the weekend and praising the ever-declining footballer ethos of good, old-fashioned hard work. What's more, we've received an email from Sam Allardyce. Produced by Paul Myers A Playback Media Production westhampodcast.com

Balla Kouyate is a griot and virtuoso player of the balaphon. Considered the predecessor of the xylophone and the first Mande instrument, the balafon is made up of wood slats of varying lengths. The slats are secured over two rows of calabash gourds, which serve as natural amplifiers. Each gourd is punctured with small holes over which Balla places thin plastic tape. The vibrating air rattles the plastic to create the desired sound. Were he back home in Mali, Balla would use spider webs (collected from kitchen walls) to cover the holes. The first known balafon dates back to the 13th century and remains under the guardianship of the Kouyate family. It is considered a UNESCO-protected Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity. Once a year it is brought out and played during a ceremony. In this concert Kouyate performs with singer Adjaratou "Tapani" Demba, Sekou "Pablo" Dembele, Makane Kouyate, Idrissa Kone, Daniel Day, and Raja Kassis. Speaker Biography: To say that Kouyate was born into a musical family is an understatement. His family lineage goes back over 800 years to Balla Faseke, the first of an unbroken line of djelis, or griots, in the Kouyate clan. The members of this family are regarded as the original praise-singers of the Malinke people, one of the ethnic groups found across much of West Africa. Djelis are the oral historians, musicians and performers who keep alive and celebrate the history of the Mande people of Mali, Guinea and other West African countries. Kouyate frequently performs traditional music at weddings, baptisms, and other domestic ceremonies within the West African immigrant communities of Boston, New York City, and beyond, and also leads the fusion group World Vision. He often accompanies kora master Mamadou Diabate, 2009 Grammy winner in Traditional World Music, and in 2004 joined NEA National Heritage Fellow Sidiki Cond Kouyate for a month-long residency at Carnegie Hall. In 2010, Balla Kouyate was awarded a Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellowship in the Traditional Arts.