Podcasts about native sun

Host Robert Pilot and Producer Haley Cherry welcome back Emerge Wisconsin Executive Director, Arvina Martin! Plus, hear a new update from Bob Blake, owner of Solar Bear and Executive Director of the nonprofit Native Sun!

Host Robert Pilot and producer Haley Cherry welcome back Robert Lilligren (NACDI) and Bob Blake (Solar Bear & Native Sun).

Executive Director of Emerge Wisconsin, Arvina Martin returns with host Robert Pilot and producer Haley Cherry. Then, Bob (Robert) Blake with Solar Bear and Native Sun gives us his solar updates!

Robert and Haley welcome back Robert Lilligren, President and CEO of Native American Community Development Institute (NACDI) and Bob Blake, owner of Solar Bear and Executive Director of Native Sun!

Krystal and Ryan discuss Trump cheers House plan for Medicaid cuts, Trump refers to himself as 'king', business owner reveals DOGE cuts screwing rural America, Elon's plot to rug pull America. Native Sun: https://nativesun.org/ To become a Breaking Points Premium Member and watch/listen to the show AD FREE, uncut and 1 hour early visit: www.breakingpoints.com Merch Store: https://shop.breakingpoints.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Krystal and Ryan discuss Jesse Watters freaks over veteran DOGE firings, Twitter debunks Elon $55 billion in savings, Trump calls Zelensky dictator. Native Sun: https://nativesun.org/ To become a Breaking Points Premium Member and watch/listen to the show AD FREE, uncut and 1 hour early visit: www.breakingpoints.com Merch Store: https://shop.breakingpoints.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our guest is Veronica Joy Didelot, a Jacksonville mom who is better known as The Pico Princess. In this episode, we chat with Veronica Joy about all things pico, from her humble beginnings as a home cook to her launch on the shelves of Native Sun.

Little Moments Count brings the Native Roots team Lucy Arias, Early Language and Literacy Specialist with the Minnesota Department of Education. Then, Bob Blake from Red Lake, owner of Solar Bear and Exec. Dir. of Native Sun returns!

In this episode of Untold Stories, Aaron Gottlieb, founder of Native Sun Kitchen & Market, shares his journey of building a local business from the ground up. From learning his first business lesson as a teenager to overcoming the challenges of competition and the impact of COVID-19, Aaron's story is one of resilience, community, and the power of thinking globally while acting locally.

Rock Is Dead....¡Que Viva El Rock! Rock in the Americas is far from dead, as this exciting episode more than demonstrates! Featured artists include Marilina Bertoldi, Diamante Electrico, The Warning, Viniloversus, 1915, Las Nubes, LosPetitFellas, Making Movies, Native Sun, Migrant Motel, Usted Señalemelo and many more!

https://4dadjsradio.com/ GLIBS ON TWITCH EVERY THURSDAY 6:30 PM ET. https://www.twitch.tv/dj_glibstylez/v/2029739415?sr=a&t=38s This is a SPECIAL edition of Chill Study featuring Brandon Meeks! Brandon is an Indianapolis musician, composer and 1/3rd of the hip hop band Native Sun. Check him out on Facebook at Brandon Meeks Music and website http://www.brandonmeeksmusic.com/ please feel free to share, repost & comment! Thanks for tuning in!

https://4dadjsradio.com/ GLIBS ON TWITCH EVERY THURSDAY 6:30 PM ET. https://www.twitch.tv/dj_glibstylez/v/2029739415?sr=a&t=38s This is a SPECIAL edition of Chill Study featuring Brandon Meeks! Brandon is an Indianapolis musician, composer and 1/3rd of the hip hop band Native Sun. Check him out on Facebook at Brandon Meeks Music and website http://www.brandonmeeksmusic.com/ please feel free to share, repost & comment! Thanks for tuning in!

Joining host Robert Pilot and producer Haley Cherry is Executive Director of Emerge Wisconsin, Arvina Martin! Later, Bob Blake from Red Lake, owner of Solar Bear and the non-profit Native Sun!!

In the coming weeks Electric Nation will deliver 10 Ford F-150 Lightning pickup trucks, and a Ford Mustang Mach E, all EVs, to six tribal fleets across the Red Lake Nation in Minnesota and the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in North Dakota. Five other EVs will be delivered later. The project's total value is $13.4 million. It's the brainchild of Native Sun Community Power Development Executive Director Robert Blake. The idea, he said, was born out of the Line 3 pipeline protests. “I thought there's got to be an easier way. And I said to myself, ‘Hey, electric vehicles are going to become something someday. These electric vehicles are going to become a part of the transition,'” Blake said. “Then I thought to myself, ‘What if Native people could lead the charge against the fossil-fuel companies with an alternative of electric vehicles?'”Blake saw the program as a way to resist what he calls “the fossil-fuel infrastructure.” He said he also wants to create his own pipeline: a vehicle-charging network from Red Lake to Standing Rock with plans to expand into other tribal nations across the U.S. Electric Nation came about when Blake teamed with Joe McNeil, CEO of Sage Development Authority in Fort Yates, North Dakota. McNeil develops and manages renewable energy sources in his area. He says the program will help place tribes at the forefront of adapting to new modes of transportation. He said it also addresses “barriers for historically under-resourced and underserved rural tribal communities with limited access to EVs.”  “It's really building a foundation of access and awareness and education. So that it's not a foreign technology. I don't think that economics should dictate a person's access to technology,” McNeil said. “Unfortunately, that's what happens in a country of capitalists. If you can afford to be in the technology, then you have access to it. And if you can't, then you're out. So, I think this was a good way to get our foot in the door.”McNeil said much as tribal nations banded together to answer Standing Rock's call to action in protest of the Dakota Access Pipeline, he's hopeful those same channels can carry those same groups into becoming leaders in renewable energy.   “We're starting off with a relationship with Red Lake to connect tribal nations between Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota as a start. And we hope that it spreads,” McNeil said. “For us, it's a way of giving back. I think the expertise and the capacity that's built into our relationships to help other tribal nations if they want to have access to electric vehicle charging stations and electric vehicles, to introduce themselves at their own pace. No one's forcing anybody to do this.” The vehicles will be used by the Standing Rock Renewable Energy Power Authority, Red Lake Fisheries, Red Lake Agriculture Department, Grand River and Prairie Knights casinos.  Native Sun Community Power Development will also receive an electric SUV.  The purchases were made possible through a federal cost-sharing program with Electric Nation's partners: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, Minnesota Power, Otter Tail Power, Xcel Energy and ZEF Energy.   Native Sun's Program Director Lisa Daniels said all the vehicles are outfitted with a data-tracking system. “We'll be able to see how far and fast they go, how long their journeys are,” Daniels said. “And with some interviews and some surveys, we'll be able to help determine if these vehicles are meeting the needs that that the fleet organizations have for their requirements.”     Electric Nation plans to expand the program into other tribal communities. Once complete Blake says the EV infrastructure will create a Route 66 type travel system through Indian Country.   “I firmly believe that healing is in the environment. And once we start being right with the environment, I think we're going to start being right with ourselves and with each other,” Blake said.  

We are kicking off 2024 with our good buddy Fermín Núñez, who you may know from Este, Suerte, and Bar Toti if you've been to Austin. He's a great chef and an even better guy. We talk about his childhood in Mexico, learning how to cook when he came to the states, and what brought him back to Austin after his travels in Europe. Then we head into the archive for a performance from Native Sun. Fueled by their obsession with rock legends the Rolling Stones and Velvet Underground the quartet built an incredible following as one of New York city's best rock bands. Snacky Tunes: Music is the Main Ingredient, Chefs and Their Music (Phaidon), is now on shelves at bookstores around the world. It features 77 of the world's top chefs who share personal stories of how music has been an important, integral force in their lives. The chefs also give personal recipes and curated playlists too. It's an anthology of memories, meals and mixtapes. Pick up your copy by ordering directly from Phaidon, or by visiting your local independent bookstore. Visit our site, www.snackytunes.com for more info.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Snacky Tunes by becoming a member!Snacky Tunes is Powered by Simplecast.

Arvina Martin, Emerge WI’s Executive Director is back with host Robert Pilot and producer Haley Cherry. PLUS, Bob Blake, owner of Solar Bear and the non-profit Native Sun joins to talk climate news!

New York is a Latin music mecca, and we highlight artists from the Big Apple who put the city on the musical map! Featured artists include Ray Barretto, King Changó, Rubén Blades, Alexia Bomtempo, Tito Puente, Native Sun, Joe Bataan, Pacha Massive, Hip Hop Hoodíos, Salt Cathedral and many more.

This week Kyle Long is joined by Richard "Sleepy" Floyd, and Bobby Young of Native Sun, an Indianapolis group that combines elements of hip-hop and jazz. Native Sun has a new album titled "Never Be King", which features guest appearances from artists including Allison Victoria, Rob Dixon, and Mariah Ivey.

Native Sun is an Indianapolis group that combines elements of hip-hop and jazz. Their new album "Never Be King" features guest appearances from several local artists.

Our first of two featured artists on this week's Homegrown series episode is Native Sun, an Indianapolis-based band that intertwines traditional hip hop with gospel, rock, jazz, and soul. Led by bassist B Meeks, drummer Sleepy, and emcee B Young, Native Sun sets itself apart from other traditional hip-hop groups because of how they have implemented live instrumentation to beats and samples. Native Sun can be found on basecamp and on Facebook. This performance was recorded from the 2021 Garfield Park Arts Festival. With elements of soul, and the use of live instrumentation over traditional hip hop beats and samples, this live 2021 performance from Native Sun is one you do not want to pass up!

Naptown drummer Richard ”Sleepy” Floyd is a fixture in the Indy jazz scene, and he's also one of the curators of the 2021 Indy Jazz Fest. Sleepy joins Kyle Long this week to talk about this year's roster - which features Thundercat, Moonchild, Victor Wooten, Cory Henry, and many others - along with Native Sun's ”Legalize Being Black," a composition addressing the Black Lives Matter movement.

Drummer Richard ”Sleepy” Floyd presents a preview of the 2021 Indy Jazz Fest. He also shares tracks from Native Sun's ”Legalize Being Black," a composition addressing the Black Lives Matter movement.

Siandhara Bonnet is a city reporter for the Rapid City Journal. We focus on her series of homelessness stories for today's look into a "Reporter's Notebook." A report from the Annie E. Casey Foundation looks at data on child well-being. Xanna Burg is the KIDS COUNT® coordinator for South Dakota, North Dakota, and Montana. She's with us to look further into the South Dakota numbers. Tim Giago founded the Native Sun News in 2009. He currently serves as its editor but he will soon retire after four decades in the business. He's with us to discuss his career as a Native American journalist. A Moment with South Dakota History … On this day in 1894, President Grover Cleveland signed a bill into law designating the first Monday of each September as Labor Day. The bill was introduced by South Dakota Senator James Kyle. "Old Guitars and the Local Musicians Who Love Them" spotlights Boyd Bristow. You'll hear about Prince, Dinosaur Jr., and Bombo Estero on this edition of "First Tracs" with David

Listeners Harris King, Urb Fernandez, Mark Neese and Niklas Nygards share their May new music picks, featuring Sharon Van Etten and Angel Olsen, Native Sun, the Tragically Hip, and Massage.Episode editor: Mary EdelbergBecome a Rockin' the Suburbs patron - support the show and get bonus content - at Patreon.com/suburbspodSubscribe to Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, iHeart, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com. Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music: "Ascension," originally by Quartjar, covered by Frank Muffin. Visit quartjar.bandcamp.com and frankmuffin.bandcamp.com(c) Artie S. Industries LLC

"MAN ON MAN take the top spot on this week's BTR Top 10! Our hosts are spinning their self-titled album (Polyvinyl Records) the most this week! Debuting on the countdown: Charlie Martin, Native Sun, Bachelor, Brodka, Missing Sons, Lambchop Find your favorite album in the mix and support the artist by buying an album or some merch! Here's The Full List: 1. MAN ON MAN, Man On Man (Polyvinyl) 2. CHARLIE MARTIN, Imaginary People (Grand Jury) 3. SARAH NEUFELD, Detritus (Paper Bag) 4. NATIVE SUN, "Jesus" b/w "Off The Dial" [Single] (Grand Jury) 5. BACHELOR, Doomin' Sun (Polyvinyl) 6. BRODKA, BRUT (PIAS) 7. MISSING SONS, Missing Sons (Joyful Noise) 8. LAMBCHOP, Showtunes (Merge) 9. FRUIT BATS, The Pet Parade (Merge) 10. PACKS, Take The Cake (Fire Talk) 00:00 - Emily (The Top by Sarah Neufeld) 00:57 - Two Hands - Packs 02:58 - On The Avalon Stairs - Fruit Bats 06:10 - Unknown Man - Lambchop 10:23 - Everybody - Missing Sons 14:05 - Game Change - Brodka 17:35 - Emily 18:28 - Moon - Bachelor 21:30 - Off The Dial - Native Sun 24:51 - The Top - Sarah Neufeld 30:46 - Daisy - Charlie Martin 35:05 - Emily 36:30 - It's So Fun (To Be Gay) - MAN ON MAN 40:33 - Finish "

"MAN ON MAN take the top spot on this week's BTR Top 10! Our hosts are spinning their self-titled album (Polyvinyl Records) the most this week! Debuting on the countdown: Charlie Martin, Native Sun, Bachelor, Brodka, Missing Sons, Lambchop Find your favorite album in the mix and support the artist by buying an album or some merch! Here's The Full List: 1. MAN ON MAN, Man On Man (Polyvinyl) 2. CHARLIE MARTIN, Imaginary People (Grand Jury) 3. SARAH NEUFELD, Detritus (Paper Bag) 4. NATIVE SUN, "Jesus" b/w "Off The Dial" [Single] (Grand Jury) 5. BACHELOR, Doomin' Sun (Polyvinyl) 6. BRODKA, BRUT (PIAS) 7. MISSING SONS, Missing Sons (Joyful Noise) 8. LAMBCHOP, Showtunes (Merge) 9. FRUIT BATS, The Pet Parade (Merge) 10. PACKS, Take The Cake (Fire Talk) 00:00 - Emily (The Top by Sarah Neufeld) 00:57 - Two Hands - Packs 02:58 - On The Avalon Stairs - Fruit Bats 06:10 - Unknown Man - Lambchop 10:23 - Everybody - Missing Sons 14:05 - Game Change - Brodka 17:35 - Emily 18:28 - Moon - Bachelor 21:30 - Off The Dial - Native Sun 24:51 - The Top - Sarah Neufeld 30:46 - Daisy - Charlie Martin 35:05 - Emily 36:30 - It's So Fun (To Be Gay) - MAN ON MAN 40:33 - Finish "

"This week we're doing something different and just playing some recently released tunes, including music by Brodka, VEN, Native Sun, Bachelor, Wombo, and more... This podcast is produced by Stereoactive Media. 00:00 - Intro/Sponsor 01:20 - “Hummingbird” - Lea Thomas 06:14 - “Come to Me” - Brodka 10:00 - “Hey Man” - Brodka 12:57 - “The World is You” - Brodka 16:26 - “H8 Lovin” - VEN 19:10 - “Sorry” - VEN 21:54 - “Burning Away” - VEN 25:14 - Mic Break 25:47 - “Hopeful” - Curtis Harding 29:37 - “Jesus” - Native Sun 36:07 - “Off The Dial” - Native Sun 39:26 - “Back of My Hand” - Bachelor 42:53 - “Stay In the Car” - Bachelor 45:29 - “Spin Out” - Bachelor 48:39 - “Anything At All” - Bachelor 51:58 - Mic Break 52:35 - “Ida Mae” - Wombo 54:32 - “Just Like Time” - Wombo 56:57 - “Situations” - Wombo 58:57 - Outro/Sponsor // Produced by Stereoactive Media 60:12 - Finish "

In recent years, there has been a surge of interest among Indigenous communities in on-site renewable energy as an alternative revenue source, as a means to sovereignty, and as part of a larger effort, to steward the land in a responsible way, in contrast to carbon emitting traditional sources of energy. Developers, attracted by abundant land in sun- and wind-heavy plains, are paying attention.Bob Blake is the owner of solar installation company Solar Bear and the head of the nonprofit community power development firm Native Sun. Blake is also a frequent advocate for clean energy in the media and a tribal citizen of the Red Lake Nation in Minnesota. Bob speaks with NPM Reporter Colt Shaw about bringing renewable energy to Native nations.

"I feel confident in saying yesterday was a shit show and my stress levels have never been higher. Listen to this playlist of new songs to try and take a mental break for a sec. Tune in! xoxo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKm2sEEmC7Y Chelsea Shag "Rooftop" 00:00 - Intro 01:27 - Introducing New Vibrations 03:37 - Government Shutdown - Native Sun 05:04 - Too Cold - Bass Drum of Death 08:11 - Hello & Welcome - Partner 10:37 - Honey - Partner 13:53 - Rooftop - Chelsea Shag 17:13 - Mic Break 18:18 - Fork in the Road - Smokescreens 21:21 - I Love Only You - Smokescreens 24:22 - Paul - Tuesday Faust 28:38 - Riding Over (Dying) - Tuesday Faust 29:55 - Embroidered - No Thank You 34:05 - Enough - No Thank You 37:07 - Outro 40:52 - True Fear - Extra Special 44:04 - My Car - Extra Special 47:52 - Cathedral - Drunk-Ex 51:42 - Samsara - Sumeau 56:29 - Isolation-Katanblade - Ben Katzman's DeGreaser 59:13 - Shred Mountain - Ben Katzman's DeGreaser 62:02 - Finish "

The October 24th edition of Local Fidelity features a slew of great new New York City tunes. Listen to hear new music from Feyer, Personal Space, Ilithios, Max Pain and the Groovies, The Muckers, Ok Cowgirl, Hypoluxo, Wild Pink, CR and The Nones, Sheen Marina, Extra Special, Jon The Guilt, Native Sun, Steele FC and more!

Mike Jeffers and special guest Brandon Meeks talking about his music, recordings, acting and much more.   About Brandon Meeks   Brandon Meeks is seeking to redefine how Gary, Indiana is only known as the home of the Jackson Family. The independent bassist, producer, arranger, and beatmaker is gaining steam in the crowded world of Jazz, Hip-Hop and R&B by choosing to follow his own path and ignoring the allure of popular trends. Meeks’ professionalism and dedication to the craft of making music brought him to the attention of Don Cheadle. Brandon was cast in Cheadle’s 2016 directorial debut film, Miles Ahead—a movie about iconic musician Miles Davis. Brandon worked directly with both Cheadle and jazz artist Robert Glasper during the film’s production. He was chosen to play the character of legendary bassist, Ron Carter. Brandon’s skill as a jazz bassist was a major reason he was chosen to be in the film and this has allowed him to reach an entirely new fanbase. He is now taking full advantage of his good fortune and capitalizing on this moment by introducing people to all of the work he has done that allowed him to gain ground in the industry. Before Brandon was featured in Miles Ahead, he’s held the role of primary producer for the Indianapolis based Hip-Hop band Native Sun. Native Sun has been compared to The Legendary Roots Crew due to their use of live instruments in their performances and recordings. During his time with the band,  Brandon has created 2 magnetically soulful albums plus a series of sharp, compelling videos that have earned the attention of influential cultural tastemakers such as AFROPUNK and Team Backpack. His efforts to share Native Sun’s music and build his audience has resulted in over 500 thousand views, 10 thousand shares and over 1 million people reached around the globe. What’s more amazing is that he has done this while also managing the band’s social media, his own social media and website and the creation of content that has made his website one of the more active and engaging platforms in indie music. Brandon’s work with Native Sun is bolstered by his work with noteworthy jazz and soul artists. He regularly plays bass with Rob Dixon, The JD Allen Trio, Zo! of The Foreign Exchange, Sy Smith, Nicole Henry and is a part of The William Menefield Trio. Meeks also holds residencies at famed and historic jazz clubs such as The Chatterbox (Indianapolis) and Greenwich Jazz Club (Cincinnati).

Razor Braids joined Tom via Zoom for the March 28th edition of Local Fidelity. Tune in to hear the story behind this awesome up and coming Brooklyn band, You'll also hear their great debut single, "Nashville." The band also shared some of their favorite local tunes from Top Nachos, High Waisted, True Dreams, Climates, Pom Pom Squad, and Native Sun. You can pre-order Razor Braids' debut cassette single, and a whole bunch of other great merch, via their website. You can also download "Nashville" via Bandcamp or stream it on your platform of choice.

We got all the feels with new tunes on this week's playlist—punk, synth, shimmering pop, you name it! Something for everyone this time. Enjoy! xoxo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y429hKPHtNw&t=13s The Bobby Lees "Coin" 00:00 - Intro 01:24 - Introducing New Vibrations 02:18 - Your Life Away - Post Animal 08:16 - How Do You Feel - Post Animal 14:02 - Destroyer - Waltzer 18:59 - Worth - Luna Rose 23:34 - Mic Break 24:32 - It Doesn't Just Happen - Destroyer 29:36 - My Friend - Dan Deacon 34:50 - Morning Bells - Hamerkop 39:27 - Outro 42:17 - Riddle Snake Blues - Arbor Labor Union 47:51 - Highway Loop - Arbor Labor Union 55:32 - Coin - The Bobby Lees 58:19 - Juarez - Native Sun 61:31 - Finish

It’s mid-season UndebeatAwards time, Pacer Nation! What Pacers are making the most impact this season? And can your favorite analysts agree? Plus, Joey’s Stat and the Undegooglables.Halftime: Step Into the Light by Native Sun

Listen to Native Sun, a hip-hop fusion band out of Indianapolis. This set was performed at White Rabbit, at Chreece 5 on August 24, 2019.

The boys discuss Victor Oladipo’s imminent return and all it’s ramifications. Plus, Joey’s Stat and the Tooth Fairy.Halftime: Where I’m Coming From by Native Sun

In deze aflevering bespreken we twee vrouwen die we bewonderen. Actrice Emma Watson, die niet alleen de VN toesprak maar ook een nieuwe term voor singles introduceerde 'self-partnered. En Oprah Winfrey, misschien wel dé powervrouw der powervrouwen. Waarom zijn ze zo inspirerend? En wat nemen wij van hen mee in ons eigen leven?Heb je een vraag of suggestie? Mail ons! Dat kan via degrotepodcastshow@dagennacht.nl of DM ons op Instagram. We zijn @gaitejansen en @melodyklaver.ShownotesThe Morning Show op apple tvhttps://tv.apple.com/nl/show/the-morning-show/umc.cmc.25tn3v8ku4b39tr6ccgb8nl6mExplained op Netflixhttps://www.netflix.com/nl/title/80216752De Harry Potter Winkel in Edinburghhttps://www.yelp.nl/biz/the-boy-wizard-edinburghEmma Watson boekenclub Our Shared Shelfhttps://www.instagram.com/oursharedshelf/?hl=nlEmma Watson interview met Vogue (‘Self-Partnered’):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lOvL2CX4AYEmma Watson Speech United Nations:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkjW9PZBRfkOprah The Color PurpleOprah Winfrey Films (De films die worden genoemd zijn: Native Sun, There are No Chidren here, Beloved, Their eyes were watching God, Before Women had wings.)Precious filmOprah’s website (daar vind je onder andere ook Oprah’s book club, OWN, O Magazine & Oprah’s Favorite Things):http://www.oprah.com/De Podcast die we noemen heet ‘Oprah’s SuperSoul Conversations’:https://open.spotify.com/show/0nMF1JL5tNJW7B0teIFWxV___________________________ Artwork Floris van HalmMuziek Lucas de GierDe Grote Gaite & Melody Podcast Show wordt gemaakt in samenwerking met Dag en Nacht Media. Wil je meer toffe podcasts luisteren? Check dan dagennacht.nl

Street Wannabes interviewed Andrea Scanniello of "Dropper" about her new S/T EP! We also discussed her next show this Friday 10/25 Siren Sounds Presents Halloween: Gustaf, Native Sun, Yaasss, Dropper, Priestes @ The Sultan Room (Cover Show), recording Dropper's full length at The Bomb Shelter Studios in Nashville, the origins of Dropper, playing in High Waisted, touring Canada with Shannon Shaw and much more! Recorded at Rookery, 10/22. Available on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify and all other platforms. Photo by Devon Shaw.www.droppernyc.bandcamp.com/releaseswww.facebook.com/droppernycwww.facebook.com/events/539292413543682 (10/25)www.facebook.com/events/493784274738920 (10/27 Little Dickman Records x The Saint Presents: Frankie And The Witch Fingers, Ribeye Brothers, Dropper ,Von Mons)ww.facebook.com/highwaistedwww.facebook.com/ShannonShawOfficialwww.facebook.com/events/462409624349100 ( 11/15 High Waisted and Friends Birthday Extravaganza)www.streetwannabes.com

Name: Rain HenersonRad Gig: DesignerLocation: RiversideJAX IS RAD because of people like freelance designer Rain Henderson ⚡️Rain is a UNF graduate from the graphic design program. She is inspired by punk music and makes sick design and incredibly detailed zines. She is a unique individual and is proudly a JAX designer. Rain has worked with Edible Magazine, Native Sun and has interviewed some RAD musicians a long the way. We got to sit down with Rain and hear about her journey as a freelance designer. Listen to the podcast and subscribe. Thanks for letting us interview you Rain.⚡️⚡️Where can you find Rain at?Website: rainhendo.comInstagram: @bumbeeb

Native Sun is an aggressive, cataclysmic garage rock quintet who write rambunctious, noisy songs "Born from Love and Hate". Being a band of immigrants give their savage political rhetoric experiential teeth; a genuine perspective from which to challenge generational racism, systemic oppression, and daily shitstorms that come their way. Check out the unabashed performance by Native Sun live at Audiotree. Download & stream Native Sun on Audiotree Live -- https://smarturl.it/AT-Native-Sun  Support the show.

This week we start with new fast and thrashy and end on new melodic and twangy with a little new psych sprinkled in there. Tune-in! xoxo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEsoF9qHdAM Native Sun "Oedipus Race"  00:00 - Intro 01:23 - Introducing New Vibrations 02:15 - Oedipus Race - Native Sun 04:48 - Bright Lights - Iguana Death Cult 07:58 - Liquify - Iguana Death Cult 12:51 - Tuesday's Lament - Iguana Death Cult 18:16 - Postcard To Celeste - The Electric Arch 22:04 - Mic Break 22:53 - 2025 - Levitation Room 26:23 - Ooh Child - Levitation Room 29:23 - Here Comes the Man - Levitation Room 32:06 - Crashed Cars - Devarrow 35:42 - Home - Devarrow 39:27 - Outro 41:42 - Have a Happy Day - The Medium 45:26 - Rosie - The Medium 48:57 - Wake Up Daydream - The Medium 52:42 - White Noise/White Lines - Kelsey Waldon 57:35 - My Epitaph - Kelsey Waldon 62:42 - Finish

Native Sun tells us the story of their first ever tour. 

Tom unofficially kicked off summer with an episode chock full of psychedelic jams. Tune in and enjoy the sunshine with some summertime psych from Ghost King, Native Sun, Coco Verde, The Mystery Lights, Fruit & Flowers, The Nude Party, Toebow, Ryne Ziemba, DA Pop, Cut Worms, Lucille Furs, Winter & Triptides, and Levitation Room. Full playlist: https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/8870584/Look-At-My-Records

Tom unofficially kicked off summer with an episode chock full of psychedelic jams. Tune in and enjoy the sunshine with some summertime psych from Ghost King, Native Sun, Coco Verde, The Mystery Lights, Fruit & Flowers, The Nude Party, Toebow, Ryne Ziemba, DA Pop, Cut Worms, Lucille Furs, Winter & Triptides, and Levitation Room. Full playlist: https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/8870584/Look-At-My-Records

New segment “Asking for a friend” is dead wrong and so right. Native Sun is shining and The CPD need to get some business. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Blitz the Ambassador and Face2Face host David Peck talk about his new film The Burial of Kojo, African film making and story telling, magic and allegory, paradox, guilt, genetic memory and truthful moments. Trailer Streaming on Netflix, March 31st. Synopsis Through a magical realist lens, The Burial of Kojo follows the story of Esi, as she recounts her childhood and the tumultuous relationship between her father, Kojo and her uncle, Kwabena. Directed by TED fellow, music composer and musician Blitz Bazawule, the film chronicles the tale of two brothers through the gifted eyes of a young girl who transports the audience to the beautiful lands of Ghana and other worlds that exist between life and death.Born from a newspaper article and a Kickstarter campaign, Bazawule skillfully captures the beauty of a family, even when the circumstances aren't beautiful. The Burial of Kojo is an essential human story of courage and survival. The Burial of Kojo is a 2019 Pan African Film Festival (PAFF) Official Selection and 2018 Urbanworld Film Festival Best Narrative Feature Winner.A Note from the Director:It all began with a newspaper article I read while visiting family in Ghana two years ago. The text was bold and direct…."Galamsey Miners Buried Alive.” That headline stopped me dead in my tracks. For those unfamiliar with Galamsey, it's a local term for illegal gold mining, an extremely dangerous practice with little financial reward and irreversible environmental consequences. I became obsessed with understanding why young men and women risked their lives 30 feet underground, only to be paid a fraction of what the gold was worth. I visited the mining towns of Tarkwa and Prestea to do some research. The more I dug, the more apparent it became who really controlled the illegal gold mining industry in Ghana. Chinese companies assisted by local Chiefs really run the show, operating in the shadows while young local miners suffered all the risks and backlash. I knew immediately this was a story worth telling. However, I didn't want to focus on the obvious theme of victimization. I wanted to craft a narrative that was personal and intimate, giving the audience a glimpse into a Ghanaian family dealing with love, loss, tragedy, betrayal and sibling rivalry.Biography Blitz Bazawule is a Filmmaker and Musician born in Ghana and based in New York. Blitz's short films Native Sun and Diasporadical Trilogìa premiered at New Voices in Black Cinema and Blackstar Film Festival respectively. Blitz is also the founder of Africa Film Society, an organization focused on the preservation of classic African films. As a composer and musician, Blitz has released 4 studio albums, Stereotype, Native Sun, Afropolitan Dreams and Diasporadical. Blitz's feature directorial debut 'The Burial Of Kojo' premiered at Urbanworld Film Festival presented by HBO. Blitz is a TED Fellow and recipient of the Vilcek Prize. Image Copyright: Blitz the Ambassador and Array Now Films. Used with permission. For more information about David Peck’s podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here. With thanks to Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you haven’t already, there’s no time like the present to try some of these great breakfast spots on a Saturday morning:  1. Beach Hut Cafe - Situated just two blocks away from the beach, this diner/ breakfast spot isn’t necessarily high on the gourmet scale, but if respectable service and relatively low menu prices are what you’re looking for, it’s a decent spot. Consider this more of a local classic, if nothing else. 2. Maple Street Biscuit Company - Since its arrival in Jacksonville not that long ago, this restaurant has been immensely popular, which has led to locations sprouting up all over the city and other parts of the Southeast. Some selling points are the assortment of biscuit options and the unconventional way in which they give you your order—by asking you zany questions like who your favorite superhero is or what you had for dinner the night before.  3. First Watch - A breakfast consisting of eggs and bacon doesn’t always make for the healthiest breakfast. For those that find avocado toast and juice blends with any number of fruits and vegetables to be more their style, this is the place.  4. Cool Moose Cafe - Admittedly, I haven’t tried this one out yet, but the collective voice of my Facebook friends indicates that you shouldn’t pass this spot up. Heavy on trendiness, keen attention to detail, and wonderfully flavorful dishes, this cafe likely boasts a lot of popularity for a reason.   5. Metro Diner - Similar to Maple Street, these diners have cropped up across Jacksonville. Good coffee, french toast, and exceptional service are all reasons to give this one a try sometime.  Last but certainly not least, my honorable mention goes to Native Sun. It features the best weekend hot bar in the area with eggs, bacon, sausage, cinnamon rolls, pancakes, and more. It’s all good, and it’s all organic; not to mention, it’s never crowded!  If you have questions about any of the places on my list or about places you should eat breakfast this weekend, feel free to contact me. Also, I’d love for you let me know if there’s a real estate topic you’d like me to cover in a future video!

2018 is off to an impressive musical start, and this week's 'new música' episode shows us why. Featured artists include Arcade Fire (remixed by Bomba Estereo), Sante Les Amis, Miguel, Jorge Drexler and Native Sun.

   This a big episode we welcome a guest to our round table Stevie (different one). In the start of the episode we get on the topic of amazon's new store concept and go on talk about different forms of check-out in stores and our feelings on them, this somehow leads to talk about pooping hope you enjoy our stories. After our potty hour (don't worry it was not literally an hour) we talk about conspiracy theories and specifically flat earthers, and what happen at Las Vegas and if it was a conspiracy. This gets use on the topic of the prison system and if it is affective or should there be changes. Finally, we live in Cleveland, so we talk about Chief Wahoo and just an educational discussion about other problems involving Native American tribes. Song at the beginning: Native Sun by Graham Bole is licensed under a Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. Song at the end: Spettro Records Volume 3 - Dehumanized by Spettro Rec is licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.

Native Sun came on the scene not too long ago and they're already getting some buzz out here in New York. From just releasing a few singles and playing plenty of live shows, Native Sun has become many of the locals favorite band. Now their first album has finally released called "Songs From Love And Hate" marking them on the map of the music world. It's an album that you wouldn't want to miss out on. Native Sun - "Palindrome" The Delta Troubadours - "Nobody On the Way" Native Sun - "I Don't Mind" Los Garage - "Contacto" Native Sun - "Sister" New Candys - "Excess" Native Sun - "Pink Sky" Pinstripe Loveseat - "Killers" El Camino - "No me marcharé" The Rodent Hour plays independent rock 'n' roll from Brooklyn & beyond every Monday evening at 8PM (UTC -4), only on Radio Free Brooklyn. Tune in via the website, via the RFB iPhone app (radiofreebrooklyn.com/iphone), or the TuneIn Radio app! http://rfb.nyc/trh If you like any of the music played during the show please think about purchasing it and adding it to your collection.

We open the show at this year's Complexcon--Complex Magazine's annual celebration of music, food, fashion, art and culture--where we meet up with Sean Evans and Chris Schonberger, the guys behind the fiery hit web series "Hot Ones" on First We Feast. We talk Scoville units, chicken wings and learn how Sean handles all that heat as host of the series. New York City rockers, Native Sun, hit up our studio for a live performance. Fueled by their obsession with rock legends The Rolling Stones and Velvet Underground, the quartet have built a fast following as one of the city's best emerging bands. Be on the lookout for their forthcoming EP, "Songs Born From Love and Hate," which includes the popular single, "Palindrome. Snacky Tunes is powered by Simplecast

Show # 59 Originally broadcast live on May 2, 2016 from the storefront of Meridian 23 music bar (@ meridian23nyc) on 23rd Street in New York City. Follow The REFRESH™ (@ itstherefresh) Follow Kieran Meadows (@ kieranmeadows) Follow Native Sun (@ djnativesun and @dj-nativesun and @ nativesun84) Follow Ankia (@ ankia and @ ank1a) Follow Half Hippy (@ halfhippylife) TRACKLIST coming soon. Enjoy. Educate Yourself. Support Good Music. Support Dope Art. Buy. Promote. Go to Live Shows. For The Lovers of Music, The Music of Lovers™ Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

This week I'll be spinning a full hour of music from artists on the roster of this year's Fountain Square Music Fest. Music from Sonic Youth ft. Thurston Moore, Jad Fair, Kimya Dawson, Native Sun, Sotomayor, Mexican Institute of Sound, Sirius Blvck, Kishi Bashi, Helado Negro and more.

This week I'll be spinning a full hour of music from artists on the roster of this year's Fountain Square Music Fest. Music from Sonic Youth ft. Thurston Moore, Jad Fair, Kimya Dawson, Native Sun, Sotomayor, Mexican Institute of Sound, Sirius Blvck, Kishi Bashi, Helado Negro and more.

This week I'll be spinning a full hour of music from artists on the roster of this year's Fountain Square Music Fest. Music from Sonic Youth ft. Thurston Moore, Jad Fair, Kimya Dawson, Native Sun, Sotomayor, Mexican Institute of Sound, Sirius Blvck, Kishi Bashi, Helado Negro and more.

This Small Studio Session features Indianapolis progressive hip hop group, Native Sun.

This Small Studio Session features Indianapolis progressive hip hop group, Native Sun.

Sunday, December 21 your favorite podcast celebrates another year on earth. The maDCap Holiday Party features DJ Native Sun, DJ Diem and Finn & Mojo all spinning on the legendary sound system of U Street Music Hall. Dan & David caught up with headliner DJ Native Sun to get a taste of his style leading up to the big night. Admission is free before 12 for 21+. Visit http://madcapdc.org or http://uhalldc.com for more information. @djnativesun

Sunday, December 21 your favorite podcast celebrates another year on earth. The maDCap Holiday Party features DJ Native Sun, DJ Diem and Finn & Mojo all spinning on the legendary sound system of U Street Music Hall. Dan & David caught up with headliner DJ Native Sun to get a taste of his style leading up to the big night. Admission is free before 12 for 21+. Visit http://madcapdc.org or http://uhalldc.com for more information. @djnativesun

It feels so good to be back! As there was no show last week I had to make it up to you, I made some calls and got super exclusive music to play you Never heard before @milomills, @Nehzuil, @Haan808, @choicevaughan and some incredible tracks from @SamuelTruth's new forthcoming EP Rise I also had two co-pilots in the guest mix this week - from Helsinki @mercemusic and repping DC @nativesun84 - Please show them the support they deserve Also a huge thanks to the wonderful @stormkunis for the artwork this week We've got some exciting projects to share with you guys real soon, can't wait to tell you! Sit back, pour out some green tea and let's visit the far reaches of the galaxy together...enjoy the music www.youtube.com/TheFutureBeatsShow http://instagram.com/complexion www.facebook.com.DjComplexion Onra - Intro Ganz - Fortress (feat. ELOQ) (Twinztrack Edit) Milo Mills - Skiesareopen ABSRDST - Aaliyah - Rock The Boat (Boarder's Choice Mix) feat. Tokyo Megaplex Samuel Truth - Rise Analog | Division - Future - I Won ft. Kanye West (Remix) SevnthWonder - Tender Kisses Esta & Mr. Carmack - Géometrik Haan808 - Ivy Truth NΞHZVIL - Usher Good Kisser Samuel Truth - Mercury Bun B feat. 8 Ball & MJG - You're Everything (Dave Luxe OG Fix) Choice Vaughn & Beats By BenJamin - Wonderlust - Alt Edit KazammTheMan - Ocean In The Sky Abhi Dijon- Let You Know (MisterMack Version) Bound 2 (Solboi Remix) @Mercemusic mix Miguel - Adorn (Ambassadeurs Remix) Ryan Hemsworth - Overthinking (Supreme Cuts Remix) Deadmau5 - Move For Me (GTA Remix) Future - Turn Out The Lights (Ryan Hemsworth Bootleg) Falcons - Call Your Name (The Freshest x J. Cole x Missy) Ty Dolla $ign - Paranoid (DJ Hoodboi & Falcons Remix) Cyril Hahn - Perfect Form (The Ninetys Remix) Ruddyp & Taquwami - Hold Different Sleep - Get Ahead Satellite Stories - Campfire (curl up remix) Kaytranada - Killa Cats Drake - Own It (Mr FijiWiji Remix) Merce & Young Husky - Rock U Samuel Truth - Velvet DJ @NativeSun84 Mix Slum Village - Climax (Ikeda Was Here) Aztek & Xian - Sphinx (DVNGLEz remix) Justin Bieber - Confident (LAKIM Rework) Kendrick Lamar - 2u (C. Justice Bootleg) El Train - Tenderly LMC x Wayvee - Stooopid (Ft. Gucci Mane) Noithingness - BMRAL Shoolboy Q - Studio (J-LAH Edit) Sh?m - Set it off (Remix) HWLS - 002 Crystal Waters - 100% Pure Love (Atlantic Connection Remix) Mr. Carmack x Ta-ku - Miss You Most (At Night) MisterMack - At all (Remix) Michael Jackson - Remember The Time ( R33 SØUNDM∆KIN remix ) Kelela - The High (UNDERDOG HOMINIDAE ALOE REWORK0 Fitz Ambro$e - Etzout Zuper - Still Trippin Samuel Truth - Let You Go Planet Ex StewRat - Imissedyou Mr.Carmack - Vanessa Juvenal Maze - Fairytale Blanco - Begin2 The Weeknd - Rolling Stone (LMC Ft UV Remix) JDilla - Think Twice [RE]Cover Zuper - Let You Know LeDouix - Waiting Feat. Uness Monk' - Chill Fortune - LUVTHRUHER Juvenal Maze - LOST SevnthWonder Right Now Maximus MMC - Je T'aime Moi Non Plus Kenji. - 3am - Healing

Samuel Bazawule AKA Blitz the Ambassador Hip-hop was the soundtrack for Samuel Bazawule growing up in Accra, Ghana; later, it gave him his own voice; today, performing as Blitz the Ambassador, he is using hip-hop to “give others a voice.” Blitz began his music theory “training” by memorizing raps and studying the masters Chuck D. (front man for Public Enemy), Rakim, and KRS-One. He immigrated, in 2001, and earned degrees, in business management and marketing. Blitz has released two full-length albums, Stereotype(2009) and Native Sun (2011); as visual accompaniment to the latter, he wrote and co-directed a short film of the same name, which he calls “a true representation of who I am.” Filmed in Ghana and scored with music from the album, it follows the wanderings of an orphan boy as he learns to be the master of his fate.  His musical collaborations include those with Grammy Award-nominated duo Les Nubians, JUNO Award-winning Shad, and Chuck D.. His proudest achievement, though, was the homecoming concert he performed with his full band in Accra in 2011, ten years after he left. Blitz has been hailed by Rolling Stone as “the future of African music.” WEBSITE: http://blitz.mvmt.com/ He is the recipient of a 2013 Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise in Contemporary Music The Vilcek Foundation aims to raise public awareness of the contributions of immigrants to the sciences, arts, and culture in the United States. The Foundation was established in 2000 by Jan and Marica Vilcek, immigrants from the former Czechoslovakia. http://www.vilcek.org