Podcasts about mooz

Fawn Sampson is Minnesota born and raised, a citizen of the Leech Lake Nation, and a resident of Grand Rapids, MN. Fawn currently works for the University of Minnesota Extension in the Center for Community Vitality as an Extension Educator. Fawn joins The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast to share what it was like growing up on a Reservation, her experiences as an Indigenous woman in America today, and how she's building community and empowering Indigenous peoples through education and art.  Fawn is a graduate of Itasca Community College where she received her Associate of Arts, attended Bemidji State University where she received her Bachelor of Arts double majoring in American Indian Studies and Visual Arts, and received her Master of Education from the University of Minnesota Duluth. Fawn also has a Certificate in Organizational Development from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. Her passions include the arts, networking, developing new relationships, and supporting communities throughout Minnesota but most importantly Indigenous communities and people across Turtle Island. At home, she is a cat mom (Ducky and Mooz), a mother to 2 boys (Hvrvnwvce and Opanv), and a wife to a talented artist and performer, Samsoche Sampson. In this episode, you'll hear: Fawn's fascinating life story;  About Fawn's experience growing up and living on a Reservation; How Fawn became a dancer and an artist, and how she and her family are continuing the culture and art of Indigenous peoples in America; About Fawn's work to empower the Indigenous community through education, art, and creativity; And so much more.  We plan to do much more on 1 Girl Revolution to empower other Native voices. This is only the beginning. If you know of other Indigenous women that we should highlight, please contact us at: info@1GirlRevolution.org For more information about Fawn, her life, and her work, please visit: www.1girlrevolution.com/fawn

We have a very special episode of the Indie Film Hustle podcast today. Our amazing guest is Qasim Basir, co-writer, and director of the Sundance 2018 hit film A Boy. A Girl. A Dream. The film stars Power‘s Omari Hardwick and Meagan Good is the story of two people who meet in Los Angeles on the night Donald Trump is elected President of the United States. The film was just picked up by Samual Goldwyn Company for a theatrical release. Check out a few clips below. Qasim Basir wrote and directed Mooz-lum (2011) starring Danny Glover and Nia Long about an African-American Muslim family and how their lives are changed by the September 11 attacks. The film received nominations from the NAACP Image Awards and Black Reel Awards.Basir also wrote and directed Destined (2016) starring Cory Hardrict. Basir won Best Director at the American Black Film Festival. The film was shot as a true oner, meaning the entire film was shot in one take. To be able to achieve a 90-minute one-take cinematographer Steve Holleran frankenstein'ed a 50-pound antigravity rig and unconventional Sony camera and Panavision anamorphic lens combination.Qasim and I sit down and get raw, real and drop some MAJOR truth bombs on the tribe today. We discuss some the state of the film business from both of our perspectives, what it really takes to break-through and why he does what he does in the first place. This episode is truly eye-opening and I hope it resonates with you at your core.Enjoy my conversation with writer/director Qasim Basir.

We have a very special episode of the Indie Film Hustle podcast today. Our amazing guest is Qasim Basir, co-writer, and director of the Sundance 2018 hit film A Boy. A Girl. A Dream. The film stars Power‘s Omari Hardwick and Meagan Good is the story of two people who meet in Los Angeles on the night Donald Trump is elected President of the United States. The film was just picked up by Samual Goldwyn Company for a theatrical release. Check out a few clips below. Qasim Basir wrote and directed Mooz-lum (2011) starring Danny Glover and Nia Long about an African-American Muslim family and how their lives are changed by the September 11 attacks. The film received nominations from the NAACP Image Awards and Black Reel Awards.Basir also wrote and directed Destined (2016) starring Cory Hardrict. Basir won Best Director at the American Black Film Festival. The film was shot as a true oner, meaning the entire film was shot in one take. To be able to achieve a 90-minute one-take cinematographer Steve Holleran frankenstein'ed a 50-pound antigravity rig and unconventional Sony camera and Panavision anamorphic lens combination.Qasim and I sit down and get raw, real and drop some MAJOR truth bombs on the tribe today. We discuss some the state of the film business from both of our perspectives, what it really takes to break-through and why he does what he does in the first place. This episode is truly eye-opening and I hope it resonates with you at your core.Enjoy my conversation with writer/director Qasim Basir.

Today's episode features the amazing Anthony Mooz. Anthony is the Founder and CEO of AGE-LESS AI, an AI healthcare company with a suite of products and services that are designed to assist neurologists and multi-care teams through remote rehabilitation and assessment of patients suffering from movement disorders such as Parkinson's and Stroke. Prior to founding AGE-LESS AI, Anthony conducted research at Stanford Psychology and Donner Lab at UC Berkeley. Tony was also technology lead and data scientist for several Fortune 100 companies in technology, finance, supply chain, and industrial agriculture. In this episode, we talk about Anthony's motivation behind building Ageless AI, his origins as a hacker, working on Wall Street, breaking into tech without a conventional CS background, networking, self-awareness, education, mentors, the impact of COVID on biotech, challenges they faced building Ageless AI, raising funding, favorite resources, and more! Connect with Anthony: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonymooz/ Follow Ageless AI: https://www.linkedin.com/company/age-less-ai/ Learn more about the AGE-LESS AI - Wyss Institute Collaboration: https://wyss.harvard.edu/news/wyss-institute-announces-industrial-participant-program-ipp-to-accelerate-the-development-of-urgently-needed-diagnostic-capabilities/

In this episode I talk to Anthony Mooz who is the CEO and founder of Ageless AI, a company that uses AI to diagnose patients in neurology and orthopedics so neurologists and care teams can assist those with Parkinson's disease as well as other diseases. Anthony shares about his journey as how he was a hacker before he even got into building this AI technology to solve problems for those with Parkinson's disease and how he has used those skills to build what he has built today. Anthony's company Ageless AI is one of the companies that the Harvard Wyss Institute is going to work with for biomedical and technological advances. Also Ageless AI will implement AI to be able to track and treat diseases quicker and more efficiently. We talk about how AI will be used in the future of healthcare, automobile industry, and daily life uses and how that will change the way we interact with each other and live our daily lives. There might not even be a need for driver licenses in the future because cars will be autonomous and self-driving which we already see happening with Tesla's self-driving feature. Also we talk about the state of AI in other countries like China and how it is being used to detect and warn citizens from breaking the law such as jay-walking. As more and more AI is going to be incorporated into our daily lives, we will see more and more automation and changes coming to the point where a lot of jobs will be obsolete and we will see an increasing number of robots and automation in our lives. We also go into talks about the difference between specific and general AI and how there will be types of AI that will affect the way we do things like agriculture, healthcare, automobile industry, and so many others. If you want to learn more about Anthony's company you can check him out at https://age-less.ai for his company and more about him at https://tonymooz.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/socialray/support

Houston-based Hines is one of the world's largest privately held real estate investors and managers in the world.  Senior Managing Director John Mooz has a pulse on the Texas markets with a variety of projects completed during the pandemic, and more on the way as we enter a post-COVID world. How do the Texas markets compare in commercial real estate? What does the office of the future look like? Mooz offers his insight in this conversation with HBJ Managing Editor Jonathan Adams.

In this episode I’ll be telling you what Mooz is and what it does. Here is a link to there website https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1563123582/mooz-industrial-grade-transformable-metallic-3d-pr And here is a link to my website https://whatsthatpodcast.wixsite.com/whatsthat --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/garrettfisher/message

Pioneers of Indian Graffiti Scene. The First Indians to represent India Internationally in Graffiti- Putting India on World Map. Having a conversation about Graffiti,Street Art, Struggles the Artists are facing, The beefs, Repping India & The whole Grafiti scene in detail and Bakchodi bahot saari!

Jasmine and Kim continue to walk the show floor at FN Platform in search of emerging trends and hot brands. This week they talk with leading fashion boot companies Sorel and Miz Mooz, covering the latest in women's fashion footwear.

On this episode, Jasmine discovers the latest in leather trends on the showroom floor of FN Platform. Blackstone, Miz Mooz, and A.S. 98 share a little about their brands, upcoming trends, and some of their top picks for the season. Matt and Andy are just along for the ride.

We have a very special episode of the Indie Film Hustle podcast today. Our amazing guest is Qasim Basir, co-writer, and director of the Sundance 2018 hit film A Boy. A Girl. A Dream. The film stars Power‘s Omari Hardwick and Meagan Good is the story of two people who meet in Los Angeles on the night Donald Trump is elected President of the United States. The film was just picked up by Samual Goldwyn Company for a theatrical release. Check out a few clips below. Qasim Basir wrote and directed Mooz-lum (2011) starring Danny Glover and Nia Long about an African-American Muslim family and how their lives are changed by the September 11 attacks. The film received nominations from the NAACP Image Awards and Black Reel Awards.Basir also wrote and directed Destined (2016) starring Cory Hardrict. Basir won Best Director at the American Black Film Festival. The film was shot as a true oner, meaning the entire film was shot in one take. To be able to achieve a 90-minute one-take cinematographer Steve Holleran frankenstein'ed a 50-pound antigravity rig and unconventional Sony camera and Panavision anamorphic lens combination.Qasim and I sit down and get raw, real and drop some MAJOR truth bombs on the tribe today. We discuss some the state of the film business from both of our perspectives, what it really takes to break-through and why he does what he does in the first place. This episode is truly eye-opening and I hope it resonates with you at your core.Enjoy my conversation with writer/director Qasim Basir.

Luis Mestanza has been an active producer since the early 2000s. He has signed vinyl and digital releases for numerous techno record labels, including Pornographic Recordings, Soul Access, Naked Lunch, Speaker Attack, and Solid Groove Records. A solid portfolio built up over the years. Surprisingly, on a personal level, Mestanza is refreshingly modest. He is quick to acknowledge the debt of gratitude owed to other artists, and is never boastful about his achievements, preferring to let the music speak for itself. SC : https://soundcloud.com/mooztechno FB : https://www.facebook.com/Mooz-261308754315848/ Container brings our vision of clubbing around the city, proposing a journey through visual art and techno, exploring its Sub-genres, meeting step by step Italian and international artists. -FB : www.facebook.com/Container.project.Roma -YT : www.youtube.com/channel/UC4osKRARZ22dsu_pspg04PA -IG : www.instagram.com/containerproject/ -WS : containerprojectro.wixsite.com/container-project

How does it feel to be a problem? It’s a question sociologist W.E.B DuBois asked over a century ago in The Souls of Black Folks, and which my guest this week also addresses, regarding both blackness and his identity as a Muslim in post 9-11 America. On this episode, I chat with writer/director Qasim Basir about his award-winning films Mooz-lum and Destined. We discuss the beauty (and the horror) of faith, the power of personal choices in the face of systemic injustice, and the importance of unapologetically black art in dangerous times.

This is our 4th engaging talk with Art Historian and Museum Curator, Peter Mooz. Today we talk about Edward Hopper - the painter and his legacy. Why does his strong following endure? What is it about this exquisite renderer that people "get?" What did he focus on in his paintings?  View a video hangout with Dr. Mooz and Professor Carol here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLiZ7zVPiRc  

In this episode of our podcast interviews with our favorite art historian, Dr. Peter Mooz explains how art is empowering. How do you foster a love for the arts in children? What if you do not live close to “big city” resources? Dr. Mooz gives some ... Read more The post Art Is Empowering appeared first on Professor Carol.

How do you foster a love for the arts in children? What if you do not live close to "big City" resources? Dr. Peter Mooz gives some practical pointers for building a rich appreciation for art and history.

Another fascinating discussion with art historian Dr. Peter Mooz. Dr. Mooz talks about the art of Edward Hopper and the impact it carries. For more on art history and culture, visit www.professorcarol.com. There you will find free courses, Art History forums, and premium courses for high school or continuing education.

Art Historian Peter Mooz discusses his new book “Religion in American Painting.” Although artists after the Renaissance gravitated to more secular themes, Dr. Mooz explains that American painters have been painting religion from the time of the first documented American painting in 1663 to today. Dr. Mooz explores the ways 19th-century artists like Thomas Cole, who founded the Hudson River School of painting, pursued religious themes of transcendentalism, and explains the religious symbols in the abstract-expressionist work of Mark Rothko.

The Kind of DC Media welcomes former soap opera star and acting coach Steve Blackwood, who will talk about his new acting company and book. Find out more about Steve at www.steveblackwood.com Bio: After ten years playing the bumbling Bart Biederbicke in the long-running NBC soap opera Days Of Our Lives, Steve Blackwood resided in Michigan for six years. Now he lives in Newburyport, MA — teaching acting classes, performing in concerts and creating a new acting company called the MASTERCLASS COMPANY. He has appeared in many other television shows and films including Judging Amy, Ed Gein, the Michigan-based Cedar Rapids, Machine Gun Preacher and Mooz-lum. Onstage, Mr. Blackwood appeared in the Meadow Brook Theatre hit Boeing Boeing while living in Michigan. He also appeared in the sequel Ding Dong, which opened at Meadow Brook in March of 2011 and was nominated for two Wilde Awards, in the categories of Best Ensemble and Best Comedy. An accomplished jazz singer with two national releases out, Steve has sung in nightclubs across the country, on network television, and has even performed the National Anthem for the Los Angeles Lakers at the Staples Center. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0085995/

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Unabashed film talk from three mahogany film mavens. Hosted by Candice, Rebecca,  and Kim. This week we discuss our Oscar predictions and the black female biopics WE want to see.  We will also chat with actor Dorian Missick from the show Southland and the film Mooz-lum.

Qasim “Q” Basir, director of Mooz-lum, starring Evan Ross, Nia Long, Danny Glover, Roger Guenveur Smith, Summer Bishil & Dorian Missick. The director received the “Inspirational Filmmaker of the Year” award from the Memphis Black Writers Film Festival for “The Inspiration of Barack: Yes We Can” series, a compilation of seven short films all dealing with different people who become inspired by Obama to take essential steps forward in their lives, can now be found in Blockbuster video & iTunes.com. We then play a short excerpt from an interview with Mooz-lum co-star, Roger Guenveur Smith. Paula Claudine Hobson-Coard, artist, composer, singer, photographer, joins us to talk about her Summer Love project, a one day exposition of new paintings Saturday, June 11, 2011, 12 noon to 7 PM at Empty Space, 644 Laguna Street, in San Francisco. Visit globalcreativityforyou.com We close with two playwrights and directors: Keith Josef Adkins and Dominic Taylor to talk about The American Slavery Project. Visit thenewblackfest.org Dominic Taylor is a writer and director.  His play "Voices from Harper's Ferry (A History Play)" was staged as a part of The American Slavery Project: In recognition of the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War (now through 2015). Taylor's latest play I WISH YOU LOVE was staged at Penumbra Theatre in April 2011 and will be staged at The Kennedy Center in June 11, 2011 and at Hartford Stage in July 2011. KEITH JOSEF ADKINS is a playwright and screenwriter. KJA worked as a TV writer on hit comedy GIRLFRIENDS.  His feature film script THE DISAPPEARING is in development with SimonSays Entertainment (2010 Sundance's Night Catches Us with Anthony Mackie).  Keith also worked as a story editor on the feature film Gun Hill Road, which premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival, isopening Frameline 35, in San Francisco

Roger Guenveur Smith is an actor, writer, and director whose work has illuminated the international stage and screen. He adapted his Obie Award-winning solo performance of A HUEY P. NEWTON STORY into a Peabody Award-winning telefilm. His most recent play, RODNEY KING, has already been lauded by the Los Angeles Times and the LA Weekly as among the season's best, and is currently featured in the Under the Radar Festival at the Public Theater, where he has frequently presented his history-infused work.  For Spike Lee's classic DO THE RIGHT THING, Mr. Smith created the stuttering hero Smiley, as well as a gallery of memorable characters in Mr. Lee's MALCOLM X, GET ON THE BUS, and HE GOT GAME. His eclectic range of screen credits also includes EVE'S BAYOU, DEEP COVER, HAMLET, ALL ABOUT THE BENJAMINS, and the HBO series K STREET and OZ. He was nominated for the Screen Actors' Guild Award for his work in AMERICAN GANGSTER and recently starred in the acclaimed indie films MOOZ-LUM and BETTER MUS' COME, as the Prime Minister of Jamaica.  FREDERICK DOUGLASS NOW is Smith's signature solo, played on countless stages from the Kennedy Center to London's ICA. INSIDE THE CREOLE MAFIA, a "not-too-dark comedy" is his award-winning duet with Mark Broyard.  Roger studied at Yale University and Occidental College, and has taught at both institutions; as well as Cal Arts. Website: http://guenveur.com/ Mooz-lum movie Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/Moozlumthemovie