Podcasts about our hair

Episode No. 703 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Dakota Mace and curator Claire Howard. SITE Santa Fe is showing "Dakota Mace: DAHODIYINII—SACRED PLACES," an investigation of an atrocity during which the United States expelled the Diné people from Dinétah, their ancestral homeland, and forced them to march as many as 400 miles to the Bosque Redondo in central-eastern New Mexico, where they were forced to remain in a concentration camp from 1864-68. The exhibition is organized into themes such as memory, land, and the stars; with each section of the show considering Diné cosmology. The exhibition, which is on view through May 19, was curated by Brandee Caoba. Mace is also featured in "Smoke in Our Hair: Native Memory and Unsettled Time" at the Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, NY. The exhibition examines how Native artists have explored memory and time, including how the past is continually remembered and reimagined. It was curated by Sháńdíín Brown and will remain on view through August 31, 2025. "Smoke in Our Hair" features previous MAN Podcast guests such as Saif Azzuz, Teresa Baker, and Andrea Carlson. Howard is the curator of one section of "In Creative Harmony: Three Artistic Partnerships" an exhibition that considers artistic discourse, at the Blanton Museum of Art, University of Texas at Austin. Howard's section considers the relationship between Arshile Gorky and Isamu Noguchi. Other sections present dialogue between Nora Naranjo Morse and her daughter Eliza Naranjo Morse and José Guadalupe Posada and Artemio Rodríguez. It's on view through July 20. Instagram: Dakota Mace, Claire Howard, Tyler Green.

Hi Besties! Today Steph reacts to the disturbing Diddy footage for the first time, we talk about speaking up and showing support to women in abusive relationships we also go over the Mexican Taco stand that won a Michelin Star. Hope you enjoy! Use code IEINBESTIES for $20 off your first SeatGeek order. https://seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/IEINBESTIES Stand Up To Cancer https://standuptocancer.org/?utm_source=IG&utm_medium=LinkTree&utm_campaign=homepage Buy Merch Here! https://www.inlandentertainmentnetwork.com Get 10% OFF on TasteSalud Products with code IEBESTIES at tastesalud.com/discount/iebesties Follow us! https://linktr.ee/ieinbesties Stephanie Ramierez Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/stephsgotmilk/ Vanessa Cazarez Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/bloomingvc.vic/ Isis Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/alllthingsisis/ Topics 00:00:00 - intro 00:02:30 - Keeping in touch with elementary school friends 00:04:50 - Started Sex and The City 00:10:00 - Our Hair journey 00:14:00 - Watch Bridgerton 00:17:15 - Welcome back from EDC 00:19:40 - Trying to stop cursing 00:23:10 - Steph's movie of the week 00:24:50 - Taste Salud 00:27:30 - Bésame Mucho Festival is back 00:28:16 - We be baking 00:30:00 - Taco stand won a Michelin Star 00:35:50 - Diddy, that's it 00:46:30 - Jlo is cancelled? 00:51:30 - Selectivity ignorant Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Chelsea Melrath speaks with Jermaine Thomas and Shameika Bolden about the Our HAIR program, an initiative that aims to create meaningful and culturally appropriate outreach to improve health outcomes for black and brown communities.

BooBoo and Buford chat with Icky about his podcast, With Confetti in Our Hair, highlighting the art and artistry of Tom Waits.

Whether you're getting a cut for the first time in a while or want to finally find a style that you're happy with, these tips will empower you in your search. Episode Navigation:01:04 – Why Is It So Difficult To Know What We Want from Our Hair?03:35 – What Is the Key to Talking to Your Barber?06:30 – Advice from Rob TK, Head Barber at NYC's Blind Barber09:45 – Hair Care Terminology You Need to Know15:27 – Talk to Your Barber About What Bothers You About Your Hair18:50 – What About Hair Types and Face Shapes?23:25 – Should You Bring a Photo of Celebrity Haircuts to Your Appointment?28:05 – Hair Maintenance Between Haircuts34:16 – What Hair Styles Are Popular Now, and What Timeless Looks Should You Consider?39:48 – Evan's Best Hair/Haircut TipFeatured: Tips for Getting the Best Haircut This SummerHow to Significantly Improve Your Hair in 90 DaysGoing to Cut Your Own Hair? Use These Barber-Approved Grooming ToolsThe 12 Best Shampoos for MenThe 10 Best Conditioners for Men5 Tips for Getting by Without Your BarberGrowing out Your Hair? Here's How to Maintain ItHow to Find the Right Hair Products for MenThe Best Hair Clippers for Men

In Episode 32 Dr. Stephanie and Dr. Kindred talk about all things dealing with Black hair. As an innovative Dermatologist working with cutting edge treatments, Dr. Kindred is in the perfect position to bust myths. If you have ever wondered why your hair won't grow or if rice water is really good for your hair then this is the podcast episode you want to check out. If alopecia is a concern for you, please listen! And by the way, I just want to remind you that your hair is great! Whether its straight, curly, thinning or thick, your hair is great, Sis! That's right, women of color often hear SO much negativity about their hair, skin, and more. But, now is the time to embrace this gift that grows from our scalp. "Our Hair is Great: Busting Myths with Dr. Kindred." is here to help us love the hair we wear and the skin we are in. I learned so much from her and even geeked out a little bit with the technical aspects. I know that all of us will learn from this esteemed, physician, author, business owner, community leader, wife and mother.  ----more---- Dr. Chesahna Kindred, MD, MBA, FAAD - a woman who you NEED to get to know if you don't know her yet. This wife and mother is a board-certified dermatologist, born in Oakland and raised inSouth Central Los Angeles, is the owner of Kindred Hair & Skin Center in Columbia, Maryland. She is the chair of the Dermatology section at the National Medical Association and serves as an associate professor at Howard University. Dr. Kindred is also the Founder and President of Onyx Medical Society and a leader of the health committee of the African American Roundtable of Howard County. Her knowledge is vast and she is coming to the S.O.A.R. Virtual stage to bust some myths about our hair. Her practice even includes licensed cosmetologists so her patients can have their hair done at the same location, now that's thinking outside of the box! ----more---- https://kindredhairandskin.com/ ----more---- www.sociatap.com/stephbrownmd  

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In this week's episode, we are speaking with Alisha Brooks and Elizabeth Austin-Davis founders of the The Black Hair Experience on how to avoid specific mistakes when it comes to the importance of representation and how hair plays a role in the woman’s confidence. Our Hair may be important, but what exactly is important to you. What standards do you stand by without feeling like you lack any confidence...Find out on this weeks episode... --- Links From This Episode: 1. The Black Hair Experience website | https://www.theblackhairexperience.com/ 2. Follow Them On Your Social Media Platform | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter 3. The Black Hair Experience Pop-Up Installation EVENT (From 11/20/2020 - 12/20/2020) | Link --- Get your copy of "The Ultimate Guide to Rockin' That Naturelle Hair" ebook | bit.ly/2TYlazm Are you ready to take your hair to the next level? Sign up for my "Master Your Natural Hair" eCourse | We are offering a step-by-step eCourse to help you develop a simple and personalized natural hair routine to help you to manage your beautiful hair. Get lifetime access to your regimen plan and NEVER be left in the dark about your hair. | gladiasnaturelle101.thinkific.com/pages/coming_soon What did you learn from this week’s episode? I would love to hear from you! After you’ve listened to this episode, leave me a comment and tell me what was your favorite takeaway and why | anchor.fm/gladiasnaturelle/message Join my I Am Naturelle group page…Come and dig deeper into each episode with myself and other podcast listeners, plus receive exclusive bonuses relating to the show. Be sure to snap a screenshot and tag me as you’re listening to this week’s episode. Hashtag #ourhairpodcast, that way I can share your screenshot on my story too! | bit.ly/naturellegrouppage Subscribe to Our Hair Podcast… Want to stay up-to-date on the latest episodes and strategies? Subscribe in iTunes and you’ll be the first to know when new episodes drop. If you want to be featured on the show as a reviewer of the week, I’d be oh-so-happy to hear from you. | https://apple.co/33RI7vU --- 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/gladiasnaturelle/message

NOW YOU CAN CLICK ON THE TIMELINE TO FIND YOUR FAVORITE SEGMENT(S) OR LISTEN TO THE WHOLE SHOW! Please check out our full radio show, or snippets contained within, from Wednesday, October 14, 2020, wherein we discussed: 0:00 - Hello, Introduction, Update, and Today's Show Details 2:53 - MUSIC - "Sweet City Woman" - THE STAMPEDERS 6:59 - Become a Cheerleader 15:02 - Arrogant Al Enters the Fray  9:29 - Our Listeners Write! (Our Hair and the Senate-Supreme Court Hearing!) 18:08 - Al's Pop Music Quiz for Paul 20:42 - MUSIC - "You're Getting to be a Habit With Me" - MAUREEN McGOVERN 24:26 - Classic "Name That Tune" Contest - All Songs by BOB SEGER 35:48 - MUSIC - "Where is the Love?" - ROBERTA FLACK and DONNIE HATHAWAY 39:00 - Paul's Interview with Conspiracy Theorist, ROBERT SWANSON 56:43 - Paul's Science Quiz for Al - Part 47 58:35 - JOKES! (Marriage!!!) As a reminder, you can catch all of our live shows on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 11:00 am (ET) on "Impact Radio USA", through the following site: http://www.ImpactRadioUSA.com (click on LISTEN NOW) (NOTE: Each live show is also repeated at 5:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m., and 11:00 p.m. on the same day) Enjoy!

Review of Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour with Bill Smith from With Confetti in Our Hair. In this episode... Mario Rom's Interzone have a new album coming out! 'Eternal Fiction' will be their fourth album and you can pre-order it here along with lots of other special goodies. The Chelsea Hotel 1996. Andy tells the story of how he discovered who the actual Tambourine Man was who inspired Bob Dylan's big break out hit. Andy welcomes Bill Smith on the show to review Dylan's podcast. Andy procures some outtake verses from Dylan's new song 'Murder Most Foul'. Buy me a coffee here. 

Review of Dear Joan and Jericha from Julia Davis and Vicki Pepperdine. Jazz by the amazing Mario Rom's Interzone. In this episode... The lemon on Andy's neck continues to grow. The Doctors have undertaken more tests and we learn the results. Andy had a guest time on the Tom Waits podcast, With Confetti in Our Hair and they sent over an specially adapted pull-string talking GI Joe. Jen is off to New York City for an industry reading of her exciting new play, 'Hot Little Slice'. The Tattoo guy leaves a message. Things are looking bleak for the inhabitants of Porcupine Romance Island. If you enjoy the show, please spread the word and buy me a coffee.

This episode is loaded with great information about the History of Our Hair and a few woman Pioneers that paved the way for Beauty Professionals and Product Development. I also share with you how each decade brought on a new style for the African American people.   Each time you take a glimpse into our history Hair will be there, helping us define who we are at that present moment.  Here is a list of Woman Pioneers that have hit the $1 million mark in the 1900s Annie Minerva Pope-Turbo Malone Sarah Breedlove (Madam CJ Walker) Sara Spencer (Madam Sarah Spencer Washington) Each Episode I like to dispel a Myth.  Today's Myth is: Madam CJ Walker invented the pressing comb" The pressing comb was invented by a Frenchmen of whom no one knows the name, but Marcel Grateau was known to use the pressing comb in 1872.  Marcel Grateau is the inventor of the Marcel irons. I've read that Annie Pope Malone patent the pressing comb and Madame CJ Walker used the pressing comb.  History does show that similar combs were used as far back as 5000 years ago in Persia even with Ancient Egypt.   Register for my FREE course: What Beauty School DID NOT Teach You! https://www.naturalhairedu.com/programs Book me to host a Natural Hair Education Workshop/Seminar at your favorite Salon or Beauty School https://www.naturalhairedu.com/ Follow Me on IG https://www.instagram.com/corinthiancarouthers/ Website:   Email:  corinthian@NaturalHairEdu.com If you want to share a Hair Story or have a Hair Myth you would like for me to address, please submit your request at https://www.naturalhairedu.com/         

Listen in and learn why "Our Hair" podcast was created. We want to support the natural hair movement and teach you everything you need to know about your crown. --- 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/gladiasnaturelle/message

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Ep: 135 Signs & Symptoms Part One Today’s Episode is about Our Hair, Skin and Nails. I discuss the basics of what we can do to prevent 100s of toxins entering our bodies. It’s really just reminding us how much control we really do have. Thank you for listening to Hemingway’s Heart

 Peace And Blessings Brothers And Sistars. I must ask the question, "WHAT MAKE YOU ASHAMED OF BEING BLACK?" Some Get Made At The Question And Take Offense, When Asked That And I Think The Question Is A Fair One That We Had To And Some Of Us Still Need To Ask. Some Styles That We Have As A People, Wheather It's Our Hair, Eye's, Skin, Clothing And Even The Way We Treat Each Other Dont Reflect A People That Not Only Dont Love Themselves, But One's That Are Ashamed Of Themselves As Well.............Please call in, I would like to have your feed back on what We can do to help build a better Youth for not just Today,But Tomorrow As Well!!! .The Call in Number is 1-347-850-8030....Tell Your Momma, Daddy, Sister, Brother, Aunt, Uncle, Cousin, Sons, Daughters, Nieces, Nephews, Friends And Even Your Crazy Ass Homeboy Pooky Pooh, That Savannahblack Conscious Attack Is On And It's Going Down.....Oh Yeah The Theme Is....Respect Yourself Black Folks!

Lynne Sachs is a teacher and experimental documentary filmmaker originally from Memphis, TN and now lives in Brooklyn, NY that teaches experimental film and video at NYU.Lynne’s films explore the  relationship between personal memories and broader, historical experiences. As an experimental filmmaker, she tries to make images that lead to new ways of thinking about the language of film. Some of her films include: Following the Object to Its Logical Beginning, Sermons and Sacred Pictures, States of Unbelonging, Which Way Is East, and Wind in Our Hair.  The Last Happy Day is an experimental documentary portrait Lynne created of Sandor Lenard, a distant cousin and a Hungarian medical doctor. Lenard was a writer with a Jewish background who fled the Nazis.  Eventually Sandor found himself in remotest Brazil where he embarked on the translation of Winnie the Pooh into Latin, an eccentric task which catapulted him to brief world wide fame.

weallspeakfootball Originally uploaded by mindcaster.Bicyclemark pictured enjoying the hospitality of the “Coke house” Berlin Football World Cup 2006 (board lodging and free tickets to games!)Background:Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert of Karmabanque have websites, blogs , podcasts and are Al Jazeera filmmakers, their premise is that “price proceeds news.” They have long held the belief that the best way to stop unaccountable bankers and corporations from destroying the planet is for activists to agree on a targeted boycott; that boycott is Coca-Cola… Choice cutz taken from: Yeastradio podshow (quote taken from 30:31 into the show):Madge: (Referring to sub-prime, the death of the Dollar, global warming and other subjects covered by karmabanque) “Max was right on about this stuff, not that the rest of us weren’t…”Bicyclemark: “I just wanna [sic] add one more thing to that? (High Rising Intonation) I love Max very much or at least like him a lot… they’ve done a lot for me, but, but, a lot of people including Max and Stacy on karmabanque, karmabanqueradio.com, they really enjoy being right… I think we’re missing something, even 9/11 conspiracy people with all their websites and their videos have the same problem they lay out a little, y’know, argument, which may or may not be right, in Max’s case a lot of it is turning out to be right…(And here’s the stinger)But you’re not offering anything to stop it, your not offering much of anything, all you’re doing is being right and celebrating being right."("Et tu Brute"?)Madge: “and making lots of money being right.”Exclusive:Stacy Herbert of karmabanque has told Biffin Bridge that Coca-Cola is still the boycott of choice.…and here’s something that was prepared 2 years earlier.Bicyclemark says the boycott of Coca-Cola is "old fashioned"Bicyclemark Roasted on Karmabanque (the kamabanque link "Page Not Found") So you can...[LISTEN TO THE ROASTING HERE]If you like : )Mindcaster's Ad hominem defence of corporate freebies: (one of bicyclemark’s pals who took the picture above at the weallspeakfootball junket sponsored by Coca-Cola at the Berlin world cup 2006) “straightchris you are like mosquito touchdowns, one point of interest, incredibly annoying but dismissible with one coordinated slap; a step further from this observation you’re a couch moralist spewing borrowed material on anyone you can find. It’s about time you deliver some comprehensive and original thought.”berlin0606156 Originally uploaded by bicyclemark.Biffin Editorial:Madge Weinstein is a pioneer of podcasting who has promoted karmabanque and featured karmabanque in her show in the past. She has also promoted Democracy Now to her audience as well as the global boycott of Coca-Cola.Bicyclemark is also a veteran of podcasting with many interesting shows to his credit; which makes the nuanced comments about karmabanque hard to understand. For bicyclemark to suggest that Max and Stacy have “done nothing”, is mistaken, they have both asked him to promote the boycott of Coca-Cola, a boycott that they have been working on since at least 2004. The Karmabanque aim is to monetise dissent by using a targeted boycott, the Internet being the tool for this kind of viral marketing.All you’ve got to do is use the banner.*Biffin Bridge has not asked permission to host the karmabanque Sunday Roast with bicyclemark audio and assumes that it is covered by the creative commons licence.Boycott Coke and have a nice day.killer-coke