Podcasts about Mohna

BAO partage ses découvertes musicales avec vous. Coups de cœur connus et moins connus depuis la cabane... Cette semaine : Sasha Keable & Jorja Smith - Gallant - Tash Sultana - Thomas Bonney - Mohna - Lorin Sylvester Strohm -  Coldplay - Jon Hopkins Le Coin du BaoBabe : https://www.radiolocalitiz.fr/le-coin-du-baobabe/ Titres diffusés : Sasha Keable & Jorja Smith - Killing Me : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/killing-me/1579051580?i=1579051587 Gallant - Gentleman : https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/gentleman/1365751785?i=1365751789 Tash Sultana - Greed (Thomas Bonney Remix) : https://music.apple.com/us/album/greed-thomas-bonney-remix/1566289033?i=1566289034 Mohna - To Do (Lorin Sylvester Strohm Remix) : https://music.apple.com/us/album/to-do-lorin-sylvester-strohm-remix/493982482?i=493982512 Coldplay - Midnight [Jon Hopkins Remix] : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDv6OSpiuAI  

BAO partage ses découvertes musicales avec vous. Coups de cœur connus et moins connus depuis la cabane... Cette semaine : Christian Löffler - Coldplay - KOMPROMAT - Monkey Safari - Jan Blomqvist Le Coin du BaoBabe : https://www.radiolocalitiz.fr/le-coin-du-baobabe/ Titres diffusés : Christian Löffler - Wilderness (feat. Mohna) : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/wilderness-feat-mohna/1134976177?i=1134976559 Coldplay - A Sky Full of Stars (Robin Schulz Remix) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZZDdShH7zY KOMPROMAT - Niemand : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/niemand/1454702333?i=1454702652 Monkey Safari - Hi Life (Cheeky Bold Cover) : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/hi-life-cheeky-bold-cover/566557810?i=566557812 Jan Blomqvist - Dancing People are Never Wrong (feat. The Bianca Story) : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/dancing-people-are-never-wrong-feat-the-bianca-story/1077692371?i=1077693582

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I've followed human rights issues for much of my career. I even worked for the UN human rights office in Nepal soon after the civil war ended in the mid-2000s. Back then, Nepal's own human rights commission was quite insular, focused on overcoming the huge challenges around the conflict using the few resources it had available in a sometimes hostile environment.I left Nepal for 6 years and when I returned in 2016 I was surprised to see that the commission had a much louder voice, at least on social media. It belonged to Mohna Ansari, one of the NHRC's commissioners and its Spokesperson. On Twitter Ansari, Nepal's first female Muslim lawyer, did much more than post institutional updates. She used her voice to swiftly call out human rights abuses and other injustices, and to call on the police, government and other institutions to play their roles effectively.The six-year tenure of Ansari and the other NHRC commissioners ended in October, so I thought it would be a good time to hear her assessment of the team's work in a period when the government was mostly dismissive — and at times highly critical — of the commission.In our chat, we talked about her work at the NHRC and Nepal's Women's Commission. We also discussed her family's modest roots in Nepalgunj, in Nepal's southwest,  the challenges of working as a high-profile public figure who is also a minority, and the roles of the international community and civil society in safeguarding human rights in Nepal. By the way, this is our last episode of 2020. Although the year was a bust it did see the birth of this podcast, so it wasn't a complete disaster. Thank you to everyone who supported the idea and its execution, including all of the guests who have generously given their time, and to you, for listening.(Apologies for the audio quality in some places — it's the price we pay for recording online.)ResourcesMohna Ansari, TwitterNational Human Rights Commission, NepalNepal Now social linksFacebookInstagramTwitterThanks as always to Nikunja Nepal for advice and inspiration.Music: amaretto needs ice ... by urmymuse (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial  (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/urmymuse/57996 Ft: Apoxode--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nepalnow/message

I’ve followed human rights issues for much of my career. I even worked for the UN human rights office in Nepal soon after the civil war ended in the mid-2000s. Back then, Nepal’s own human rights commission was quite insular, focused on overcoming the huge challenges around the conflict using the few resources it had available in a sometimes hostile environment. I left Nepal for 6 years and when I returned in 2016 I was surprised to see that the commission had a much louder voice, at least on social media. It belonged to Mohna Ansari, one of the NHRC’s commissioners and its Spokesperson. On Twitter Ansari, Nepal’s first female Muslim lawyer, did much more than post institutional updates. She used her voice to swiftly call out human rights abuses and other injustices, and to call on the police, government and other institutions to play their roles effectively. The six-year tenure of Ansari and the other NHRC commissioners ended in October, so I thought it would be a good time to hear her assessment of the team’s work in a period when the government was mostly dismissive — and at times highly critical — of the commission. In our chat, we talked about her work at the NHRC and Nepal’s Women’s Commission. We also discussed her family’s modest roots in Nepalgunj, in Nepal’s southwest, the challenges of working as a high-profile public figure who is also a minority, and the roles of the international community and civil society in safeguarding human rights in Nepal. By the way, this is our last episode of 2020. Although the year was a bust it did see the birth of this podcast, so it wasn’t a complete disaster. Thank you to everyone who supported the idea and its execution, including all of the guests who have generously given their time, and to you, for listening. (Apologies for the audio quality in some places — it’s the price we pay for recording online.) Resources Mohna Ansari, Twitter National Human Rights Commission, Nepal Nepal Now social links Facebook Instagram Twitter Thanks as always to Nikunja Nepal for advice and inspiration. Music: amaretto needs ice ... by urmymuse (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/urmymuse/57996 Ft: Apoxode --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nepalnow/message

Take a listen to Persephone's Perception Chapter 2 | Filler Drama. Let us know what you think of the episode, shoot Mohna a message on her poetry IG https://www.instagram.com/poetmai.j/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mohna-j/message

Ambient Sessions Vol 64 Tracklist: 01. Forest Swords - Thor's Stone 02. Almanacs - One Thousand Lakes 03. Bicep - Ayr 04. Bluetech - Nightvale 05. Christian Löffler - Mare (Feat. Mohna) 06. Cydelix - Crazy Sick Monkeys (Remix For D. Batistatos) 07. Psychoz - Cosmic Galaxy 08. Carbon Based Lifeforms - Erractic Patterns 09. Pete Namlook - Fishology Electronica 10. Androcell - Opium Swirl 11. Androcell - All is Full of Dub

Ambient Sessions Vol 64 Tracklist: 01. Forest Swords - Thor's Stone 02. Almanacs - One Thousand Lakes 03. Bicep - Ayr 04. Bluetech - Nightvale 05. Christian Löffler - Mare (Feat. Mohna) 06. Cydelix - Crazy Sick Monkeys (Remix For D. Batistatos) 07. Psychoz - Cosmic Galaxy 08. Carbon Based Lifeforms - Erractic Patterns 09. Pete Namlook - Fishology Electronica 10. Androcell - Opium Swirl 11. Androcell - All is Full of Dub

**Ambient Sessions Vol 63** Tracklist: 01. Forest Swords - Thor's Stone 02. Almanacs - One Thousand Lakes 03. Bicep - Ayr 04. Bluetech - Nightvale 05. Christian Löffler - Mare (Feat. Mohna) 06. Cydelix - Crazy Sick Monkeys (Remix For D. Batistatos) 07. Psychoz - Cosmic Galaxy 08. Carbon Based Lifeforms - Erractic Patterns 09. Pete Namlook - Fishology Electronica 10. Androcell - Opium Swirl 11. Androcell - All is Full of Dub

**Ambient Sessions Vol 63** Tracklist: 01. Forest Swords - Thor's Stone 02. Almanacs - One Thousand Lakes 03. Bicep - Ayr 04. Bluetech - Nightvale 05. Christian Löffler - Mare (Feat. Mohna) 06. Cydelix - Crazy Sick Monkeys (Remix For D. Batistatos) 07. Psychoz - Cosmic Galaxy 08. Carbon Based Lifeforms - Erractic Patterns 09. Pete Namlook - Fishology Electronica 10. Androcell - Opium Swirl 11. Androcell - All is Full of Dub

"Lys" heißt das neue Album des international gefeierten Elektronik-Musikers Christian Löffler. Nach der im Plattentitel seinem Heimatort gewidmeten Vorjahresproduktion "Graal" wählte Löffler diesmal für den Plattentitel das dänische Wort für "Licht". In den zwölf neuen Titeln wirkten als Gastvocalisten Hold, Josephine Philip, Menke, finn und Mohna mit. Olaf Zimmermann traf sich mit Christian Löffler zum elektro beats-Interview, um mit ihm gemeinsam "Lys" vorzustellen.

We had a mountain of #NewMusic in our playlist! An eclectic mix of original, intelligent, melodic, grown-up songs - #electronic, #rnb, #jazz, #blues and #acoustic. And mostly from artists who you have not heard of - yet! Amongst our selections, there is #NewMusic from tiny deaths, The Reverend Shawn Amos, TRANSVIOLET, Sorry, Christian Löffler + Mohna, Qiáo bù (Chow boo), Murielle, GAIKA, Uma, Becca Gohn, Saariselka (Marielle V Jakobsons / Chuck Johnson), Lucy Gooch, Pauline Taylor, Greg Blackman + Chris Franck, Cocoared + Phigroa, Ego Ella May, The Zealots, Beatrice Dillon and BRAIDS. Our Luvva Cover is a fabulous new cover by the wonderful Kandace Springs in a duet with Norah Jones. It's the second track that we've played from Kandace's new album called 'The Women Who Raised Me' which features songs by female artists who have inspired her. This song was first made famous by Ella Fitzgerald though we will play the original 1946 version by Matt Dennis to show how the song has been totally reinterpreted in this new version. New Music That You Just Don't Hear Anywhere Else! www.theafter8show.com Playlist: Stay – Tiny Deaths Troubled Man – The Reverend Shawn Amos Easy On Me - Transviolet Right Round The Clock – Sorry Roth – Christian Löffler, Mohna I Couldn’t Sleep - Qiáo bù Can You Get Me High – Murielle SANGRE – GAIKA Astronaut – Uma Maybe You Would Be Mine – Becca Gohn Angel Eyes – Matt Dennis Angel Eyes – Kandace Springs, Norah Jones (Luvva Cover feature) Neochrome – Saariselka Rushing – Lucy Gooch Doom – Pauline Taylor Stormy – Greg Blackman, Chris Franck She’s A Super Soulja (Brown Sugar version) – Cocoared, Phigroa How Long ‘Til We’re Home – Ego Ella May Beautiful – The Zealots Workaround Two – Beatrice Dillon Snow Angel - Braids

Malgré l’horreur, nous ne sommes plus étonnés par notre obsession de marquer la terre, support de nos vies, et malgré nos prises de conscience, ces chiffres et ces conséquences ne nous disent rien. Comment faire alors pour véritablement s’y confronter ? Nous sommes donc allés voir Solène pour en savoir plus. Solène est diplômée de l’école d’architecture de Versailles depuis un an. Avec elle, vous l’aurez compris, on va parler de terre, d’anthropocène, de land art, mais aussi de prise de conscience. Extraits : Haul par Christian Loffler feat Mohna, Dead Boys par Sam Fender, Play a Little More with You par Noir Audio.

In this podcast, Mohna Ansari talks to IHRB's Salil Tripathi about the major human rights issues in Nepal, and how companies must respect the environment and local indigenous culture when investing in the country.

SPACELAB : A Higher Place , 04.06.19 KZradio הקצה Tracklist: 1. Autechre - Eggshell 2. Cabaret Nocturne - Blood Walk (Original Mix 3. Modeselektor - D￩boutonner (feat. Siriusmo) 4. Christian Loffler - Like Water (feat. Mohna) 5. Danny Ocean - Seven 6. Kachkin - Sensible Universe 7. Tendryl - Unglued 8. Wonder Nexus - Grotto 9. Saine & Smith - Rasta 116com 10. Lamb - Phosphorous 11. Alias - Wave Goodbye To Harry 12. Howie B - Hopscotch 13. Royksopp - A Higher Place https://www.kzradio.net/

SPACELAB : A Higher Place , 04.06.19 KZradio הקצה Tracklist: 1. Autechre - Eggshell 2. Cabaret Nocturne - Blood Walk (Original Mix 3. Modeselektor - D￩boutonner (feat. Siriusmo) 4. Christian Loffler - Like Water (feat. Mohna) 5. Danny Ocean - Seven 6. Kachkin - Sensible Universe 7. Tendryl - Unglued 8. Wonder Nexus - Grotto 9. Saine & Smith - Rasta 116com 10. Lamb - Phosphorous 11. Alias - Wave Goodbye To Harry 12. Howie B - Hopscotch 13. Royksopp - A Higher Place https://www.kzradio.net/

Today, Mohna and BJ discuss shoes. The comfortable ones. The ones you wear daily, even when they don't match your attire. You put these shoes on in a heartbeat, whenever you try to be comfortable. The problem is that you may be too comfortable. Which could be the reason why there is little to no growth. The shoes you may be wearing may effect the outfit of your life, and how everything coordinates with each other! Have you ever thought about that? Questions that are posed in this episode are: 1. Whose shoe are you trying to fill? - Yours or someone you love or look up to? 2. Are your shoes to small? - Is the shoes you are filling a space much too small, that prevents proper position, comfort, and footing? 3. Does the shoes match the Outfit? - How does your comfort effect the outfit of your life? Are you lazy because of your comfort zone? Are you slothful to try on a new shoe and outfit, to change life's appearance? 4. Do you buy shoes you know you cant fit? - Buying things that you intend to grow into. Does that work? Does that backfire? This is a episode where you have to use your intuitions to figure this life thing out. Maybe life hasn't changed much simply because you are just way too comfortable!!!!

Today, Mohna and BJ discuss shoes. The comfortable ones. The ones you wear daily, even when they don't match your attire. You put these shoes on in a heartbeat, whenever you try to be comfortable. The problem is that you may be too comfortable. Which could be the reason why there is little to no growth. The shoes you may be wearing may effect the outfit of your life, and how everything coordinates with each other! Have you ever thought about that?Questions that are posed in this episode are:1. Whose shoe are you trying to fill? - Yours or someone you love or look up to?2. Are your shoes to small? - Is the shoes you are filling a space much too small, that prevents proper position, comfort, and footing?3. Does the shoes match the Outfit? - How does your comfort effect the outfit of your life? Are you lazy because of your comfort zone? Are you slothful to try on a new shoe and outfit, to change life's appearance?4. Do you buy shoes you know you cant fit? - Buying things that you intend to grow into. Does that work? Does that backfire?This is a episode where you have to use your intuitions to figure this life thing out. Maybe life hasn't changed much simply because you are just way too comfortable!!!!

Every Episode seems like we are trying our hardest to lift our spirits and fight through another week. So this week's episode of Our2Cents was spent making one declaration. TO SAY NO MORE. And it can be put to use any way you would like to use it....whether you chose to say NO more than you say YES. Or, you say NO MORE when it comes to being used, abused, mistreated, taken advantage of, etc. Its time to reclaim your peace and sanity. That was pretty much the entire conversation. We talked about how we communicate our not so positive feelings and emotions. Mohna still shows empathy and compassion. BJ has completely thrown both hands up. But overall, a person's no is their no...whether you like it or not!!! Mohna Lyssaa gave us her "Comfort Zones Is For Suckas" that she affectionately titled WWBJD (What Would BJ Do??)...she also states how comfort doesn't make much of a difference, in her current stage of life. She wants to navigate through discomfort with more determination, bravery, and willingness. BJ has somehow inspired a more productive use of his IDGAF attitude. Selfishly focusing on nothing but his own priority and happiness. Later finding out that your no is a release and a boundary we need to have for ourselves. You can't let any and everything get you down. Lastly, we discuss the power of just saying OK, instead of no. Although OK could represent a multitude of feelings...It could definitely do more harm than good! Tune in to Episode 16 and let us inspire you to say NO more....or say NO MORE!!!!!

Every Episode seems like we are trying our hardest to lift our spirits and fight through another week. So this week's episode of Our2Cents was spent making one declaration. TO SAY NO MORE. And it can be put to use any way you would like to use it....whether you chose to say NO more than you say YES. Or, you say NO MORE when it comes to being used, abused, mistreated, taken advantage of, etc. Its time to reclaim your peace and sanity. That was pretty much the entire conversation.We talked about how we communicate our not so positive feelings and emotions. Mohna still shows empathy and compassion. BJ has completely thrown both hands up. But overall, a person's no is their no...whether you like it or not!!!Mohna Lyssaa gave us her "Comfort Zones Is For Suckas" that she affectionately titled WWBJD (What Would BJ Do??)...she also states how comfort doesn't make much of a difference, in her current stage of life. She wants to navigate through discomfort with more determination, bravery, and willingness. BJ has somehow inspired a more productive use of his IDGAF attitude. Selfishly focusing on nothing but his own priority and happiness. Later finding out that your no is a release and a boundary we need to have for ourselves. You can't let any and everything get you down. Lastly, we discuss the power of just saying OK, instead of no. Although OK could represent a multitude of feelings...It could definitely do more harm than good! Tune in to Episode 16 and let us inspire you to say NO more....or say NO MORE!!!!!

Incl. music by Janus Rasmussen, Hior, Kalipo, Superpoze, Henry Green and many more. @christianloeffler Tracklist: 1. Superpoze - Interrogatoire 2. Christian Löffler - Like Water (feat. Mohna) 3. James Heather - Biomes (Aparde Remix) 4. Henry Green - Aiir 5. Kalipo - Welcome to my Cupboard 6. Inui - Adieu 7. Menke - Nattskärran (Christian Löffler Remix) 8. Geotic - Nav 9. Janus Rasmussen - Lilla 10. Hior - Make Sense (feat. Anna-Maria Marjamäki) 11. BAILE - Undone 12. Indian Wells - Math/Creation 13. Monokle - Remembrance 14. Christian Löffler - Undefined Season 15. Tomasz Mreńca - Man In The Fog 16. Christian Löffler - Ry

Good day to all of you amazing people that are returning to listen to Mohna Lyssaa and BJ talk their shit! Our2Cents is back with a new episode that was very different than any other episode so far. Today we talk about the pimp game. Where did it come from? How did it start? Is it still alive? From doing our "Googles" we got a few pointers....So with this conversation, we delved into our experiences and interpretations. And found out that it's very possible that it's under a different name....called sex trafficking. Mohna kicks off the show with a vivid tale of her childhood innocence. Chronicling a typical summer day riding her bike to a park with a friend. Being very observant to her surroundings, she notices a suspicious vehicle. Questioning her safety, she decides to leave and head back home. The car proceeded to follow. Could she have been prey? Was this a potential abduction? This led us into our conversation. BJ talks about his misunderstanding of what pimp actually meant. Believing it to be a glamorized life of wealth and multiple women at your disposal. Never considering the violence, manipulation, and abuse these women suffer at the hands of a pimp. Is the reason why the pimp game has changed due to the fact that men are failing at just being men? because both men and pimps are expected to provide and protect. And lately, both have done neither. We talk sex work, misconceptions, enterprise, underworld dealings and more in this episode. We introduce a segment called Comfort Zones Are For Suckas. And we discuss how women have changed the game completely...even in the pimp game. Tune in and tell us what you think!!!

Good day to all of you amazing people that are returning to listen to Mohna Lyssaa and BJ talk their shit! Our2Cents is back with a new episode that was very different than any other episode so far. Today we talk about the pimp game. Where did it come from? How did it start? Is it still alive? From doing our "Googles" we got a few pointers....So with this conversation, we delved into our experiences and interpretations. And found out that it's very possible that it's under a different name....called sex trafficking.Mohna kicks off the show with a vivid tale of her childhood innocence. Chronicling a typical summer day riding her bike to a park with a friend. Being very observant to her surroundings, she notices a suspicious vehicle. Questioning her safety, she decides to leave and head back home. The car proceeded to follow. Could she have been prey? Was this a potential abduction? This led us into our conversation.BJ talks about his misunderstanding of what pimp actually meant. Believing it to be a glamorized life of wealth and multiple women at your disposal. Never considering the violence, manipulation, and abuse these women suffer at the hands of a pimp. Is the reason why the pimp game has changed due to the fact that men are failing at just being men? because both men and pimps are expected to provide and protect. And lately, both have done neither.We talk sex work, misconceptions, enterprise, underworld dealings and more in this episode. We introduce a segment called Comfort Zones Are For Suckas. And we discuss how women have changed the game completely...even in the pimp game. Tune in and tell us what you think!!!

“The brain that loves to dance” The brain is an organ that serves as the center of the nervous system in all vertebrate and most invertebrate animals. Playlist: 1. Unknown track 2. Kölsh - Two Birds 3. Pantha du Prince - Saturn Strobe 4. N’to - La Clé Des Champs 5. Christian Löffler - Haul (feat Mohna) 6. Joachim Pastor – Millenium 7. Bicep - Opal (Four Tet Remix) 8. Worakls – Nocturne 9. Mark Stockner – 39 Steps (Shannoncut Remix) 10. The Blaze - Mount 11. Ólafur Arnalds & Nils Frahm - a2 (Max Cooper Remix) Also here: https://web.facebook.com/Bissauconnection/ https://www.instagram.com/bissauconnection/

Welcome back to another episode of Our2Cents Podcast. We are here with another episode of great dialogue. This episode is a great dialogue about the mental health needed to withstand an imbalanced partnership...whether friendship, relationship, or marriage. A few days ago, a pastor named John Gray, made a declarative statement that his wife was a covering to him, in time of him dealing with some insecurities/fragility in his manhood. He also stated that his wife endured more pain birthing him, than she did their children. That sent women into an outrage, because he never once considered her humanity, while she assisted in his! Women began to show their disgust for him, and even his wife for her tolerance. But is that because he used her for his own personal gains? Or because she was actually able to reap the reward of sticking with a man she sacrificed for...and you didnt?...or couldn't? We brought someone along to help us break down this dysfunction. We have TaKenyah, a very outspoken podcast trailblazer, who doesn't back down from any type of conversation that challenges your comfort when it comes to privilege and inequality. She brought so much wisdom and personal discovery to the conversation. She talked about her upcoming graduation from college in December. The depression and emotional traumas that suddenly appear at the peak of one of her biggest accomplishments. She also talked about how toxic John's narrative was for both women of color in a relationship; and for women who are single, who are looking forward to love. Advising woman to focus on your self worth, versus determining your worth based on what you do for a man. Mohna gave some profound pointers on how words can be misconstrued by the emotions behind them. How adding special dressings on top of your words can backfire, just like it did for our beloved brother. She places emphasis on compassion, understanding, detail, and communication being focal points for men and women. BJ brings a more spiritual perspective to the conversation, while taking in the conversation of two women with different views on the topic. Asking the questions that men are too uncomfortable to ask. Where is divine order in black love? How do we emotionally gain support as black men, without being degraded? The process of talking out the issues between men and women brought a lot of great pointers to build on in any relationship state. Listen and let us know what you think!

Welcome back to another episode of Our2Cents Podcast. We are here with another episode of great dialogue. This episode is a great dialogue about the mental health needed to withstand an imbalanced partnership...whether friendship, relationship, or marriage. A few days ago, a pastor named John Gray, made a declarative statement that his wife was a covering to him, in time of him dealing with some insecurities/fragility in his manhood. He also stated that his wife endured more pain birthing him, than she did their children. That sent women into an outrage, because he never once considered her humanity, while she assisted in his! Women began to show their disgust for him, and even his wife for her tolerance. But is that because he used her for his own personal gains? Or because she was actually able to reap the reward of sticking with a man she sacrificed for...and you didnt?...or couldn't? We brought someone along to help us break down this dysfunction. We have TaKenyah, a very outspoken podcast trailblazer, who doesn't back down from any type of conversation that challenges your comfort when it comes to privilege and inequality. She brought so much wisdom and personal discovery to the conversation. She talked about her upcoming graduation from college in December. The depression and emotional traumas that suddenly appear at the peak of one of her biggest accomplishments. She also talked about how toxic John's narrative was for both women of color in a relationship; and for women who are single, who are looking forward to love. Advising woman to focus on your self worth, versus determining your worth based on what you do for a man.Mohna gave some profound pointers on how words can be misconstrued by the emotions behind them. How adding special dressings on top of your words can backfire, just like it did for our beloved brother. She places emphasis on compassion, understanding, detail, and communication being focal points for men and women. BJ brings a more spiritual perspective to the conversation, while taking in the conversation of two women with different views on the topic. Asking the questions that men are too uncomfortable to ask. Where is divine order in black love? How do we emotionally gain support as black men, without being degraded? The process of talking out the issues between men and women brought a lot of great pointers to build on in any relationship state. Listen and let us know what you think!

Welcome Back!!! Did you miss us (certainly hope so!!!)??? Mohna and BJ are back from a brief hiatus to talk about a few things. And its good too!!! We start the show by discussing whats been going on, that had us miss a few drop dates. We are making strides to adjust to our circumstances, so that we wont miss release dates going further. But nonetheless, we bring you back up to speed with a very dope conversation.Somehow, from Mohna discussing an encounter with the meat man at Kroger...we flow into a conversation about the male anatomy. Or the lack thereof. Stemming from a twitter post from a very well known podcaster, comes a conversation that is bound to make men uncomfortable. We talk dick size, over compensated confidence, stroke of ego, and countless other man issues we all know and see daily. But the difference is that Our2Cents has a more constructive approach to the criticisms. We offer suggestions that will aid in the struggles men go through with dealing with women criticizing them for the member. We also grabbed a few intelligent women, who took the time to give pointers and opinions on the matter as well. If a little dick is your issue in(sex)life...SO WHAT!!! Use it to the best of your abilities. Just know that the proper attitude and instructions make the difference. We also address the women as well. Because yes....if a little dick man has "I'll Beat Your Shit Up" in his vocabulary...its probably YOUR fault. We discuss our women, and the need for them to be more honest, vocal, and compassionate to our men. That they may understand that some men need to hear truth, constructively of course. We address scenarios that all are familiar with. Even briefly talk sexual health. This was a pretty good conversation for our return back!!!Hope you enjoy the show!!! Press Play!!!!!!

Today's episode is titled "The Future Is Feminine"...and it features @mohna.lyssaa and @penroseeames ... the conversation touches on the current state of feminism, and the direction it will take the world. Now that women have taken reign over entertainment, politics, sports, etc...Women have come forward, and are dominating. And men have become fragile, emotional, desperate, and even envious...simply because the tides are turning. Is it possible that men are uncomfortable with the future taking shape, simply because the women are in the forefront? And refuse to be silenced, and placed in the position that men now stand in....which is the background? Have men now begin to understand what it means to be a female, in a male dominated world? We have a layered conversation that touches several topics. We talk about communication. How men feel like women have an unorthodox way of communicating, that only they understand. Is the possibility of your misunderstanding due to lack of listening? Maybe this is why they are screaming at society to be heard. And the actions are backing the voices. We also talk about women in leadership. How it may be time to accept women running things...like the home...the White House...and many other institutions. Has the man's time come to an end?....and now it's our turn to understand what feminism feels like? This is a multi layered conversation with great friends that will definitely entertain. So the next time you hear the statement "The Future Is Female" understand that that is not a gender specific statement. It simply means that the direction we will follow and inherit going forward will be of a woman. We will walk into the future, guided by the light and wisdom of a woman. And if you men are smart, you will follow suit....or SKIRT!!!!!

Today's episode is titled "The Future Is Feminine"...and it features @mohna.lyssaa and @penroseeames ... the conversation touches on the current state of feminism, and the direction it will take the world. Now that women have taken reign over entertainment, politics, sports, etc...Women have come forward, and are dominating. And men have become fragile, emotional, desperate, and even envious...simply because the tides are turning. Is it possible that men are uncomfortable with the future taking shape, simply because the women are in the forefront? And refuse to be silenced, and placed in the position that men now stand in....which is the background? Have men now begin to understand what it means to be a female, in a male dominated world? We have a layered conversation that touches several topics. We talk about communication. How men feel like women have an unorthodox way of communicating, that only they understand. Is the possibility of your misunderstanding due to lack of listening? Maybe this is why they are screaming at society to be heard. And the actions are backing the voices. We also talk about women in leadership. How it may be time to accept women running things...like the home...the White House...and many other institutions. Has the man's time come to an end?....and now it's our turn to understand what feminism feels like? This is a multi layered conversation with great friends that will definitely entertain. So the next time you hear the statement "The Future Is Female" understand that that is not a gender specific statement. It simply means that the direction we will follow and inherit going forward will be of a woman. We will walk into the future, guided by the light and wisdom of a woman. And if you men are smart, you will follow suit....or SKIRT!!!!!

Chapter 1: No Disrespect is officially up + available on SoundCloud. Mohna poses the question, "what do you do when the other parent is unintentionally tainting your child's esteem?" And when attempting to educate why they are wrong, you are dismissed and essentially told to know your place? Listen to my story and why I feel more conversations surrounding different family dynamics such as blended families are very important and in need of taking place. Welcome to FREEFALL: The Podcast!!! Follow @mohna.lyssaa and the @thefreefallbrand....

Today's episode finds Mohna Lyssaa in a introspective place, where she recognizes the lack of dialogue and communication from men in regards to women. And as much as it may feel good to know that women care, for most guys there is nothing to be excited about. simply because for every one woman who may show compassion for men...there are droves of other women who publicly beg to differ. Titled, Personalized Generalizations, today's episode discusses toxic humanities that allow people to rate, and grade, people based on specifics that don't even reflect everyone you encounter. and from this, you internalize so many negative energies and thoughts of your experiences...simply to spew them at innocent people. Mohna shows compassion by address her own personal experiences head on, by actually having to confront the person that hurt you; instead of the likeness of those that hurt you. taking responsibility for the feelings. Even the ones you didn't create. By asking BJ, about his feelings on such matters, we find that men actually do care. Just dont know how to care. But imagine being called trash everyday you are enduring this educational process. After awhile of enduring the process, it becomes hard to give a fuck. But nonetheless, Our2Cents strives to give perspective to age old issues between men and women. And a very layered conversation was had. We speak on old traditions, experiences, and even talk dating woes. In the end, we found that personal accounts cant always be generalized. Some things are black and white, and should be addressed as such. We should learn to love and affirm one another. None of us are trash. We can just afford to do better by one another.

Episode 6 of The Our2Cents Podcast is called The Parent Trap. This a relative conversation to the ideas of Pro Choice. Mohna and BJ deal with the issues of traditional parenting from a circumstance of a parent making a commitment to a male child in a toy store. In the situation of you committing to buying your child any toy of their choice, your son chooses a baby doll. Would you as a parent make that purchase? Does the thought alone terrify you? We discuss how we oppress children with our traditionalist views and perspectives, with the choices we make for our children. Also, how our choices affect our children in making some of their own. We talk about the concepts of church, and how our religious beliefs can be oppressive as well. Just because you serve God does not mean you become God. We talk judgements, teachable moments, and giving children the chance to have a voice. There is a possibility that there are parents who have been trapped in the belief that "do as I say and not as I do" "because I'm your mama/daddy" and "don't talk back to me" are effective forms of parenting. And your children have been fighting to be heard over the loudness of your own childhood issues with parenting, religion, and societal standards. This conversation was healthy for those who are, and potentially will be, parents! Listen and let us know what you think!

Today is the day for Mohna and BJ to drop their 2 cents on polyamory and pansexuality. This all started when Mohna convinced BJ to binge watch the Nexflix special, She's Gotta Have It. With little to no expectation, BJ found himself questioning so many things about Polyamory and Pansexual ideals.... Is monogamy a form of possession or captivity? Should we all experience love, with unrestricted freedom and liberations? Can monogamy be a roadblock to finding one self? Are you defined?...or developed by how many sexual experiences you may have had in your past? We talk about the many issues of monogamy that seem to be completely absent from the poly or pan life. It was a very introspective conversation, with so many more questions left to be asked and answered. Take a listen and tell us what you think. With so many people today subscribing to a more liberated way of relationship building....we had to ask, "Is monogamy a thing of the past?" Join us in the conversation as we exchange ideas. Also suggest other shows that are great watches for BJ. The nigga need something to do other than work!!!!!

Our2Cents is back again with another episode on this fine Wednesday. Today we discuss our background. Giving details to the origins and difficulties of our friendship. Starting out (and technically still are) as just homies...Mohna and BJ navigate through the story of how they became JUST FRIENDS!! And despite being associated and romantically linked to other people, each respective love interest weren't able to ignore the obvious chemistry between them. But did that automatically mean that they had to be intimate in order to establish that chemistry? Can two people just vibe together well without crossing lines?? We talk about it. From Mohna's mystery man who stands her up for prom...to BJ's short term situationship with Lil Rah Rah...the story takes numerous turns. But the one thing that has survived the trials was their friendship. And even today, people are struggling to understand that despite their bond with one another...they will never take the chance of ruining their bond. They prove that platonic relationships are possible. And they encourage you to have one, even if you are in a committed relationship. Episode 3 also talks about the concepts of the soul mate. Are your ideas of a soul mate restricted to your intimate relationships? or could their be a possibility that you are just drawn to kindred spirits? All of this and more in Episode 3 titled "Homie...Lover (???)...Platonic Friend. Special shout out to @jjohnson313 and @damegonwild for the opportunity to record at their supremely dope studio, @shoptalkpodcaststudio. And, for hosting a dope event, along with @tcepod, on May 18th, 2018 for what we now call Urban Podcast Month. Follow Shop Talk for all your recording needs. They also have a dope podcast as well. Follow Our2Cents at @Our2CentsPod on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Follow Mohna Lyssaa at @MohnaLyssaa on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook Follow Dergobj at @dergobj on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. The show can be found on TuneIn Radio, Soundcloud, Google Play, and Apple Podcast. Press Play and Enjoy!!!!!!!!!

Hello People!!! We are finally here with our very first episode, titled "From Melissa To Mohna...From Brandon To Dergobj"...in this episode we tackle the issues believing in oneself to be more than whats on the surface. The audacity to see oneself as a brand. What does it actually take to become a brand? Does it require a certain personality or character? Does social media play a role in the true identity of your brand. There is also talks of how spiritual and religious beliefs play an integral part of how you brand yourself? Does being a christian affect how you serve you clientele, if their walk is differernt than yours? Is your faith creating a competitive nature within, to naturally compete with people who aren't your competitor? All this and more in Episode Uno!! Our2CentsPod on IG and Twitter Mohna Lyssaa on IG, Twitter, and Facebook Dergobj on IG and Twitter our2centspod@gmail.com

Всем привет! В этот раз свежий, сорок пятый эпизод TBSP для вас подготовили два очаровательных резидента Findz Records - Olya Koli и Alesya Light. Они представят свое видение House музыки в виде оригинального микса длиной почти в 60 минут. Приятного прослушивания! Мы тем временем начинаем принимать поздравления от наших слушателей с третьей годовщиной подкаста. Вы можете записать их в виде аудиофайла либо написать в письменном виде и прислать на почту thebrightsound@gmail.com Также не забывайте об отборе миксов и треков, все ссылки Вы найдете чуть ниже. Поздравления на почту: thebrightsound@gmail.com Отбор гостевых миксов: http://bit.ly/tbspmix Отбор треков для компиляции: http://bit.ly/tbspfindz Olya Koli: https://vk.com/olya_koli https://soundcloud.com/olya-koli Alesya Light: https://vk.com/alesya_light The Bright Sound Podcast: Website: http://thebrightsound.tk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/discussor/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/discussor VK: http://vk.com/discussor Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ua/podcast/the-bright-sound-podcast/id1092941781 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-bright-sound-podcast?refid=stpr Треклист (Tracklist): #TBSPGuestMixSection 1. Archelli Findz - Ice Cream (Alesya Light & Olya Koli Remix) 2. Lil Pump - Gucci Gang (Fantom Remix) 3. Dusty & Funky - Tapa Tapa (Original Mix) 4. Khia - My Neck, My Back (Upfinger & Andy Light Remix) 5. SQUARE & LKO - Bass Down Low (Original Mix) 6. Lil Pump - Boss 7. Diplo & Autoerotique - Waist Time (Original Mix) 8. Jauz - Claim to Be (Notion Remix) 9. Swanky Tunes & Going Deeper - One Million Dollars (Extended Mix) 10. Sikdope - Crash Over Me (feat. Amidy) 11. Apashe - Day Dream (feat. Splitbreed) 12. Cazztek - Down Like That (Original Mix) 13. Christian Loeffler - Eleven (feat. Mohna) 14. Cazzette - Solo Para Ti (Original Mix) 15. Going Deeper & Deep Matter - Y Don't U (Extended Mix) 16. Dropgun ft. Kaleena Zanders - Nothing New (Extended Mix) 17. Mike Williams X Dastic - You & I (Extended Mix) 18. Dua Lipa - New Rules (Alison Wonderland Remix)

1) Christian Loffler - Haul ft Mohna 2) Dusky - Long Wait ft Solomon Grey 3) Christian Smith - The Blast Off 4) Jesse Rose - Love The Feeling High (Brillstein Dub) 5) Enrico Sanuiliano - Moon Rocks 6) Andre Kronert - Ain't No Funny Old Man Music (Jeroen Search Rework) 7) Greeko - Magma 8) Booka Shade - Mandarine Girl (Deetron Remix) Kill_Frenzy In The Barbers Chair 9) Child Of God - Give Me Vision 10) Rondell Adams - The Wizard Of Move 11) Dj Funk & Dj Deeon - Let It Be House Top Three Trims 12) Francis Xavier - Slipped Up 13) Skream - You Know, Right? 14) Amine Edge & Dance - Ruthless Produced & Presented By: Will Clarke Subscribe on iTunes Podcast: bit.ly/BarberShopWillClarke Twitter: twitter.com/djwillclarke Instagram: instagram.com/djwillclarke Facebook: facebook.com/willclarkedj www.djwillclarke.com

Tracklist: Sascha beek ft. cory friesenhan – if it's silent (manuel moreno remix) Röyksopp – Sordid Affair (Maceo Plex Remix) Christian Loeffler – All Comes feat. Gry (Mind Against Remix) Charlotte OC – Color My Heart (PBR Streetgang Remix) Inxec - Devil to detail (original mix) Marek Hemmann and Fabian Reichelt – Passengers (Jesper Ryom Remix) La Fleur - Kattflickan Tobias Camman & Kieran Klaassen – Nachtsalon (Original Mix) Rodriguez Jr. – Mistral (Original Mix) Christian Loeffler – Eleven feat. Mohna Download for free on The Artist Union

Welcome all! As luck would have it, Ross and I have managed to make it into the same studio together and are eyeball-to-eyeball once more…. Another killer of a show this episode, brand new Jesse Futerman, Deep Street Soul, Bobby Womack and a little tribute to late, great Donna Summer. Plus an exclusive airing of a new PTH remix for Belleruche and an absolutely storming DJ mix from Manchester's up-and-comers; Naive Machine. Strap in, strap up, serve loud !! R & T xx PS. DON'T FORGET, IF YOU HAVEN'T GOT IT ALREADY, YOU CAN GET YOUR HANDS ON A COPY OF THE NEW PTH ALBUM 'LIGHTFALLS' HERE: http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/lightfalls/id492948678 PTH SITES: http://www.facebook.com/the.parttimeheroes http://www.wahwah45s.com/artists/part-time-heroes http://soundcloud.com/ross-pth THE NAIVE MACHINE SITES: http://thenaivemachine.bandcamp.com http://www.facebook.com/naivemachine http://soundcloud.com/thenaivemachine Tracklist: 1. Jesse Futerman 'Yusef feat. Milo of Sibian & Faun' (Juslikemusic) 2. Wiz Khalifa 'Mia Wallace' (Self Released) 3. Deep Street Soul 'This Love Ain't Big Enough (For The Two Of Us)' (Freestyle) 4. George FitzGerald 'Child' (Aus Music) 5. Submerse 'Give It Up' (Apollo) 6. Belleruche 'Wasted Time (Ross PTH Mix)' (Tru Thoughts) 7. Bobby Womack '  Please Forgive My Heart' (XL) 8. Donna Summer '(If It) Hurts Just A Little (Jason Fist re-edit)' (CDR) 9. DeWalta 'Barksdale Movin On (Radio Edit)' (Haunt) ---------------------------------------- THE NAIVE MACHINE IN THE MIX 10. Jack Dixon- You Won't let me (Synkro Remix) 11. Naïve Machine & KRSUR- Hi Fi (Forthcoming Saturate Records) 12. Eprom-Realizatiion (Forthcoming Rwina) 13. Sepalcure- Realization (LuckyMe) 14. Naïve Machine- Born In The East (Unsigned) 15. Roni Size & DJ Die- It's a Jazz Thing (Phillip D Kick Remix) 16. Oak- Firebird (Forthcoming Space Cadets) 17. Kelpe- I Felt Fuzzy (Naïve Machine Remix) (Svetlana) 18. Moleskin- That Time We Stole A Car And… (Unsigned) 19. Naïve Machine & KRSUR- Calling Me (Forthcoming Saturate Records) 20. 813- Crystal Raw (dub) 21. Devonwho- Strangebrew (B Bravo Remix) 22. 813- Neon Tomahawke 23. Naïve Machine- The Medicine (Forthcoming EP- Exclusive first play) ---------------------------------------- 24. Hiatus (feat. Smoke Feathers) 'Flickering' (hiatusmusic.bandcamp.com) 25. Jack Dixon '2 Saviour' (Apollo) 26. James Welsh 'Zippyshare' (Wolf Music) 27. BareSkin 'Flow' (Losing Suki) 28. Christian Löffler 'Eleven ft. Mohna' (Ki Records) 29. Spectrasoul 'Away With Me Feat. Tamara Blessa (Calibre Remix)' (Shogun Audio) 30. Pariah 'Among Those Metal Trees' (R&S)