Podcasts about paapa

In this episode I speak with Papa Versa a singer-songwriter, rapper, multi-instrumentalist, and producer, He has gained the respect and admiration as one of Ghana's most versatile artists. Paapa has become known for thoughtful, sincere lyricism in genre-bending music. Born with a terrible stutter, music became his primary mode of expression. His greatest desire is to inspire people everywhere to harness their gifts and become bigger than the world they live in, for the world's sake.He also shares the meaning behind his music and its impact on listeners, as we talk about the art of holding people's attention and the responsibility of artists to communicate meaning. You can connect with Paapa at https://www.instagram.com/paapaversa/ and on his website https://paapaversa.com/

In a new play from Lucy Prebble, Taylor Russell and Paapa Essiedu star as two participants in a clinical drug trial who fall madly in love. But are the emotions real, or are they driven by the drug? Russell and Essiedu join us to discuss their roles in "The Effect," which is running at The Shed through March 31st. *This episode is guest-hosted by Kousha Navidar

In a new play from Lucy Prebble, Taylor Russell and Paapa Essiedu star as two participants in a clinical drug trial who fall madly in love. But are the emotions real, or are they driven by the drug? Russell and Essiedu join us to discuss their roles in "The Effect," which is running at The Shed through March 31st. *This episode is guest-hosted by Kousha Navidar

Welcome to the big kick off of SDJ Season 3! Who better to launch us than one of the most electric young actors there is, Paapa Essiedu. Paapa welcomed Jonny into his bijou dressing room in London's National Theatre and the conversation ranged over: drinking during a show, Paapa's risky superstition, how Jamie Lloyd doesn't want you to know where to stand, what a famous director in the audience can do to you, two actors nightmares that launched Paapa on the stage, separation anxiety and what it does to his brain and what onstage chemistry is and how to preserve it. Happy New Year everyone, its Streetcar Time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's Backstage podcast, director Emerald Fennell chats to us about her film Saltburn - starring Barry Keoghan, Jacob Elordi, Rosamund Pike, Richard E Grant and Carey Mulligan.The team takes a look at the final season of The Crown on Netflix and this year's line-up for ITV's I'm A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here. Jason Isaacs and Laura Aikman speak about new ITVX drama series about Cary Grant called Archie.Paapa Essiedu and Caroline Quentin discuss the second series of Sky Max's The Lazarus Project.And the team reviews Disney+'s new limited series A Murder At The End Of The World.Hosts: Claire Gregory, Bethany Minelle and Jayson MansarayProducer: Debbie RidgardVideo director: Amy BlackEditor: Dave ColleyPodcast Editor: Paul Stanworth

From the Royal Shakespeare Company to I May Destroy You and now The Lazarus Project (Sky Original) – Paapa Essiedu's rise has earned him attention as one of the hottest actors to watch from the British scene – even landing him on lists as a favourite for the next James Bond role. Speaking with Tom he shares the plot twist moments and influences that have shaped this incredible career. Plus on the subject of Paapa's new series of the Lazarus Project, they get philosophical on the idea of time travel. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sky Max's hit mind-boggling sci-fi series"The Lazarus Project" takes us on a journey through time loops, the desire to control our destiny, and the complexities of the sci-fi genre.In this episode, we're joined by multi-award winning actor Paapa Essiedu to dive into his role as George in the series Season 1 definitely had us all in a chokehold, becoming Sky Max's second-largest scripted series in the last two years. Now, we're excited to explore what Season 2 has in store. We'll also learn about Paapa's current reading preferences and even discover his favourite tube line ...

Hello Checking Var family, today we were joined by one of our very own, a true Manchester United fan, Paapa. I hope you enjoy his insights as much as we did.

Emmy and Bafta-award nominated actor Paapa Essiedu joins us in the Dream Restaurant this week. Hope he doesn't eat too much, or it may destroy him. Trigger warning: this episode contains talk about vomiting from eating. Series 2 of ‘The Lazarus Project' is coming soon to Sky Max.Follow Paapa on Instagram @pessiedu and Twitter @paapaessieduRecorded and edited by Ben Williams for Plosive.Artwork by Paul Gilbey (photography and design) and Amy Browne (illustrations).Follow Off Menu on Twitter and Instagram: @offmenuofficial.And go to our website www.offmenupodcast.co.uk for a list of restaurants recommended on the show.Watch Ed and James's YouTube series 'Just Puddings'. Watch here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

British Indie Film Club is a limited podcast series from Truth & Movies, in partnership with the British Independent Film Awards (BIFA). Here, actor Paapa Essiedu (I May Destroy You, Femme, Black Mirror) describes his love of playing complex characters, and his visceral reaction to Philip Barantini's kitchen drama Boiling Point.This episode was recorded before the 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike.Edited by Bob Stankus.Produced by TCO. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thanks for joining us for the Open Door Sermon Podcast! You will be listening to Pastor Brian and our guest worship leader, Paapa open the service! Pastor Jessy will catching the church up with announcements. After they welcome us, Paapa will start off with a worship song or two(if you'd like to watch our entire service, check out our Facebook or YouTube). Then Pastor Brian will teach us about the book of Ephesians. After the message, Pastor Brian will lead us through communion, we practice communion every week as a weekly reminder how much we need Jesus. Open Door Community Church is a small, community, Bible-based church, sharing the love of Jesus to Aurora, Oregon. We are a family. messy, loving and a little crazy. Join us!

Thanks for joining us for the Open Door Sermon Podcast! You will be listening to Pastor Brian and Guest-Worship Leader Paapa, open the service! Pastor Jessy will catching the church up with announcements. After they welcome us, Paapa will start off with a worship song or two(if you'd like to watch our entire service, check out our Facebook or YouTube). Then Pastor Brian will teach us about the book of Ephesians. After the message, Pastor Brian will lead us through communion, we practice communion every week as a weekly reminder how much we need Jesus. Open Door Community Church is a small, community, Bible-based church, sharing the love of Jesus to Aurora, Oregon. We are a family. messy, loving and a little crazy. Join us!

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Q&A on the series The Lazarus Project with actor Paapa Essiedu. Moderated by Mara Webster, In Creative Company. An affecting exploration of modernity and the desire and ability to take charge of one's future. George thinks he is beginning to lose touch with reality when he finds himself living the same day, over and over again. A chance encounter with a man called Archie reveals that George is very much in touch with reality, but that reality can be stranger than fiction. With George's newfound understanding of his power and perception of space-time, he is forced to choose between loyalty to an organisation trying to save the world and the ability to rewrite the past for a friend.

“The Lazarus Project” is a riveting eight-hour drama that follows George, the latest recruit to The Lazarus Project – a secret organization that has harnessed the ability to turn back time whenever the world is at the threat of extinction. George and his colleagues are the few people on Earth with the ability to remember the events that are undone when time goes back. But when a freak accident harms someone close to George, Lazarus won't let him turn back time to undo it unless there is the threat of global extinction. Now George must choose to stay loyal or go rogue as he faces the question of: if you had the power to re-write your past, what would you sacrifice to do it? "The Lazarus Project" explores our desire to take charge of what is beyond our control and is a moving story of love and fate within a gripping action thriller that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. The series stars Emmy® Award and BAFTA-nominated Paapa Essiedu (“I May Destroy You”), Anjli Mohindra (“Bodyguard”), Tom Burke (“Strike”), Caroline Quentin (“Bridgerton”), Rudi Dharmalingam (“Wakefield”), and Charly Clive (“Pure”). Paapa's character, George, is a quick-thinking and witty ‘everyman' who finds himself in an extraordinary situation when he starts to relive the same few weeks over and over again. When he is recruited by this secret organization that can turn back time, he finds his moral code tested to the limit. Paapa Essiedu is an English actor known for his performance in the BBC One miniseries I May Destroy You, produced by Micaela Coel, where he received Primetime Emmy and British Academy Television Award nominations. He won the 2016 Ian Charleson Award for his roles in the Royal Shakespeare Company productions of Hamlet and King Lear. Born in 1990 Walthamstow, North-East London, Essiedu grew up in East London with his mother, who was a fashion and design teacher. His family comes from Ghana, where he has a half brother and sister. He won a scholarship to The Forest School, Walthamstow and his ambition as he grew older was to become a doctor. Essiedu became more involved with Shakespeare when he was accepted into the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Perhaps Essiedu's most famous Shakespeare role was for the lead character in Royal Shakespeare Company's Hamlet in 2016.

“The Lazarus Project” is a riveting eight-hour drama that follows George, the latest recruit to The Lazarus Project – a secret organization that has harnessed the ability to turn back time whenever the world is at the threat of extinction. George and his colleagues are the few people on Earth with the ability to remember the events that are undone when time goes back. But when a freak accident harms someone close to George, Lazarus won't let him turn back time to undo it unless there is the threat of global extinction. Now George must choose to stay loyal or go rogue as he faces the question of: if you had the power to re-write your past, what would you sacrifice to do it? "The Lazarus Project" explores our desire to take charge of what is beyond our control and is a moving story of love and fate within a gripping action thriller that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. The series stars Emmy® Award and BAFTA-nominated Paapa Essiedu (“I May Destroy You”), Anjli Mohindra (“Bodyguard”), Tom Burke (“Strike”), Caroline Quentin (“Bridgerton”), Rudi Dharmalingam (“Wakefield”), and Charly Clive (“Pure”). Paapa's character, George, is a quick-thinking and witty ‘everyman' who finds himself in an extraordinary situation when he starts to relive the same few weeks over and over again. When he is recruited by this secret organization that can turn back time, he finds his moral code tested to the limit. Paapa Essiedu is an English actor known for his performance in the BBC One miniseries I May Destroy You, produced by Micaela Coel, where he received Primetime Emmy and British Academy Television Award nominations. He won the 2016 Ian Charleson Award for his roles in the Royal Shakespeare Company productions of Hamlet and King Lear. Born in 1990 Walthamstow, North-East London, Essiedu grew up in East London with his mother, who was a fashion and design teacher. His family comes from Ghana, where he has a half brother and sister. He won a scholarship to The Forest School, Walthamstow and his ambition as he grew older was to become a doctor. Essiedu became more involved with Shakespeare when he was accepted into the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Perhaps Essiedu's most famous Shakespeare role was for the lead character in Royal Shakespeare Company's Hamlet in 2016.

Verse 2.31 - 2.37 Swa-dharma, Para dharma and Apara dharma Kṛṣṇa starts these verses with the term Swa-dharma, which means one's duty as an individual, in accordance with the Vedas. There are two kinds of swa-dharmas, Para dharma, or spiritual duties, and Apara dharma, or material duties. In alignment with every human being's ultimate purpose of God-Realization, the duty to love and serve God with devotion is our fundamental and primary duty and it is called Para dharma. The Vedas also prescribe duties based upon one's Ashrama (stage in life), and Varṇa (occupation). These duties are called Apara dharma, or material duties. By occupation, Arjuna was a warrior, and so his occupational duty as a warrior was to fight for the protection of Dharma. Shree Kṛṣṇa is reminding Arjuna of this duty of his. He then tells Arjuna that a righteous war is actually a great opportunity for a Kshatria like Arjuna to earn glory and good Karma. This is a very important concept. Performing our duties is essential and it is also essential that we get the required opportunities to perform our duties. A doctor's duty is to heal the sick and having many sick people around should be considered as an opportunity to perform the duty. Just like that, this dharmic war needs to be considered by Arjuna to be an opportunity to perform his duties as a Kashatriya Soldier. Performing our prescribed duties will help generate good karma. So what is good karma and bad karma? How do you determine whether what you are doing is indeed good karma? The chapter 3 of Bhagavad Gita is all about Karma yoga and we will go into more details there. For now, let us understand that the law of karma states that actions result in consequences. Good actions, aligned with dharma, termed as Punya, results in happiness (sukha). Whereas, bad actions, aligned with adharma, termed as Paapa, results in unhappiness (dukha).

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David Tennant and Paapa Essiedu discuss the perils of taking on Hamlet, Bond rumours, shit-humbling, the weirdness of Doctor Who-level stardom, and being gripped by the fear. The episode was recorded in March 2022 over Zoom.To make a donation to help UK theatre workers in financial need, please click on this link: https://actingforothers.co.uk/donate/Introduced by Samantha Bond.Music by Dan Gillespie Sells. Artwork by Ollie Rosser at Feast Creative.Editing by Tom Guest, and Scott at Podmonkey.The producer is Robert Rees and the executive producer is Kevin Mundye.This is a Simple Beast Production. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Using a charming anecdote with Gurudev Swami Chinmayananda, Swamiji illustrates our folly in understanding what Paapa or Sin is. Anything that creates agitation in the mind is considered sin and Swamiji goes on to clarify what it truly means in the context of our scriptures and in how we behave in our daily life! The entire Geeta Marathon by Swami Swaroopananda can be caught at https://clix.chinmayamission.com/product/geeta-marathon/

BAFTA-nominated actor Paapa Essiedu's latest role is in the Sky Original drama The Lazarus Project. Written by Joe Barton (Giri/Haji). Paapa plays George, an app developer who wakes up reliving a day from the past. Soon after he meets Archie who recruits him to a secret organisation working on preventing world ending catastrophes via time travel. All good for George until he loses a loved one and has to decide what's worth more - saving his loved one or saving humnaity. We discuss with Paapa, whether sci-fi projects are the manual to surviving real world events and his pending trip to Glastonbury. The Lazarus Project is available to watch on https://www.sky.com/watch/the-lazarus-project (Sky Max) and https://www.nowtv.com/watch/the-lazarus-project/iYEQZ1vXy2NqkVQfmdrjrE?DCMP=KNC-Generic&ds_ag=The+Lazarus+Project+-+Watch+-+Exact&ds_kwid=p71670406402&gclid=Cj0KCQjwtvqVBhCVARIsAFUxcRtBfuM5V76xovrLqH80BpqyPOHy49aLKm0kgVaTMipoi_KRTwzYspgaAt8eEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds&nclid=FPBU1aBZAQ9d6uC6Wq6YEmyXUblwLUEBxlNhYdCiA0BzDs_VqV72xYbcUR-2OEAI (Now TV)

In our final episode of season 7 we are joined by the ever-talented Paapa Essiedu, actor and primetime Emmy winner. In this uplifting and hilarious episode Natty, Nie and Paapa discuss the power of representation on stage and screen. In his joy-inducing extract we hear about Paapa's first experience travelling abroad and the pure experience that is going away as an adult for the first time. If you are looking for a laugh while reflecting - this is the episode for you.Look out for the next season of Growing up with gal-dem when we return later in 2022! Thank you so much for listening. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the show we welcome friends from the world of music, film and television.Acting sensation Paapa Essiedu spills the beans on his time-bending new Sky Max drama 'The Lazarus Project'.The musical talent of Tom Walker chats about his upcoming, yet-to-be-titled, second album and looks ahead to his multitude of 2022 gigs.Astonishing actor Robert Glenister gives us the scoop on his chilling new BBC One thriller 'Sherwood'.And author Charlie P. Brooks reveals all about his latest children's book 'The Super-Secret Diary of Holly Hopkinson: Just a Touch of Utter Chaos'.Plus Lisa Bilyeu, Tony Fadell and David Croft.You can catch Chris and the team live weekdays 6:30am-10am on Virgin Radio UK.Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to hear the highlights every week.Paapa Essiedu - 00:37Tom Walker - 07:56Robert Glenister - 14:47Charlie P Brooks - 20:58Lisa Bilyeu - 28:37Tony Fadell - 34:44David Croft - 41:37 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paapa Essiedu and Anjli Mohindra join us on the show this week to talk all things time travel for Joe Barton's new series, The Lazarus Project on Sky. Plus Anson Mount — Christopher Pike himself — is also with us, sliding back into the captain's chair for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds on Paramount+. Not only that, but we investigate a murder among the miners with David Morrissey in Sherwood on BBC1, and finally get to talk about the latest addition to the MCU, Ms Marvel on Disney+.

Hello Lovely listeners and welcome to this week's episode of the podcast. This week we are joined by a special guest Paapa from Tikitaka football. Tune in to hear his views on the Prem battle, the top 4 race and the relegation battle. Show him some love by heading over to his youtube channel.

Yogastunde, die Sukadev für die Ausbildungsleiter der 2-Jahres Yoga Vidya Ausbildungen gegeben hat. Besonderes Thema: Die Bhavas aus den Darshanas im Yoga Unterricht. Sukadev zeigt, wie vielfältig man Yoga unterrichten kann: (1) Vaiseshika: Besondere Aufmerksamkeit auf körperliche Genauigkeit und Wirkungen (2) Nyaya: Logische Abfolge der Yogastunde (3) Purva Mimamsa: Bewusstes Üben auch von Unangenehmen als Tapas für Punya und Auflösen von Paapa – sowie Sich-Freuen über Reinigungserfahrungen (4) Samkhya – Einstellung eines Beobachters und Lösen von Identifikationen (5) Yoga: Verbinden der Asanas mit Mantras, Visualisierungen, Chakra-Konzentration, kleinen Mudras etc. (Kundalini Yoga), um Der Beitrag Bhavas aus den 6 Darshanas – Yogastunde für Fortgeschrittene erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Yogastunde, die Sukadev für die Ausbildungsleiter der 2-Jahres Yoga Vidya Ausbildungen gegeben hat. Besonderes Thema: Die Bhavas aus den Darshanas im Yoga Unterricht. Sukadev zeigt, wie vielfältig man Yoga unterrichten kann: (1) Vaiseshika: Besondere Aufmerksamkeit auf körperliche Genauigkeit und Wirkungen (2) Nyaya: Logische Abfolge der Yogastunde (3) Purva Mimamsa: Bewusstes Üben auch von Unangenehmen als Tapas für Punya und Auflösen von Paapa – sowie Sich-Freuen über Reinigungserfahrungen (4) Samkhya – Einstellung eines Beobachters und Lösen von Identifikationen (5) Yoga: Verbinden der Asanas mit Mantras, Visualisierungen, Chakra-Konzentration, kleinen Mudras etc. (Kundalini Yoga), um Der Beitrag Bhavas aus den 6 Darshanas – Yogastunde für Fortgeschrittene erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

In this episode of The BIFA Podcast actors Paapa Essiedu and Lennie James explore the stories and cinemas that made them who they are. If you've been watching, well, lots of great TV over the last decade then chances are you've seen Lennie. From beloved police procedural Line of Duty, to undead adventures in The Walking Dead, to Save Me, the disappearance drama that he created, wrote and starred in. But now he's off the small screen and on stage, currently performing in A Number at the Old Vic, and Paapa who he's chatting to here, plays his son. Having established himself with performances in King Lear, Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet, Paapa star rose considerably in 2020, with his remarkable performances in Gangs of London and Michaela Coel's groundbreaking series I May Destroy You, in which he played Kwame. And most recently he appeared in the short film Femme, which won the prize for Best British Short at the BIFA awards in December 2021.In this episode of the podcast, recorded between performances of their play, Paapa and Lennie explore how the hype around a cinema release has changed over the years, from queuing around the block, to your Netflix queue, the difference between a Saturday morning picture and a Saturday night picture and just how important films like Blade and Black Panther have been for Black Londoners.The BIFA Podcast is a Little Dot Studios production for BIFAThe show is hosted by Jake CunninghamIt's produced by Ellie Aitken, Jake Cunningham and Harold McShielAnd it's edited by Content is Queen See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Of all the people to ignore a call from Before The Lights, Paapa Essiedu has the best excuse yet.The boys find out why he didn't answer the phone and get to the bottom of how he became the only person they've ever met to pick up an injury while sat in an armchair.With Josh being late for the recording, there's a chance for David and Paapa's bromance to flourish as they discuss how they trained during lockdown with some of the biggest gym equipment known to man before finding out how an accidental injury ended up on screen.They also chat about how missing out on awards helped boost the profile of ‘I May Destroy You' and open the door for more talented writers like Michaela Coel. Recorded on location at Before The Lights in summer 2021, following all Covid restrictions in place at the time. Producer: Jimmy BlakeArtwork: Josh Crooks Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Upcoming Hip-Hop/R&B/Classical artist Paapa Berchie sits down with JA and Austin to talk about his Ghanaian roots, screwed up wisdom tooth surgeries, Shaq-Fu, being in a Wii Sports game, the beauty of the sun, and plenty more. Safe to say we definitely got inspired in this episode. Paapa Berchie exudes that sweet sweet yogi energy.

Goals Galore this weekend with serious implications at the top and the bottom of the league. Arsenal kicked us off with a spirited win over Aston Villa, a Mo Salah led Liverpool inflicted the heaviest defeat United have suffered at home in a while, Chelsea rasped 7 past a hapless Norwich with Mason Mount grabbing a hat trick , City purred in the first half against Brighton, Everton collapsed at home to Watford, and Leicester are be back. Join us this week as we discuss it all with Paapa from Tikitaka Football Follow us on twitter @checking_var

Actor Paapa Essiedu of HBO’s ‘I May Destroy You’ opens a conversation with actor Julianne Nicholson of HBO’s ‘Mare of Easttown’ about both their surprising and winding paths to acting, their love of good theatre, the changing landscape of stage and screen, and what self-care looks like to them.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Q&A with actor Paapa Essiedu. Moderated by Mara Webster, In Creative Company. After being sexually assaulted in a nightclub, Arabella's life changes irreversibly and she is forced to reassess everything, including her career, friends and family.

A Chicago Jew, An African-British Indian, and a SF Bay Area Filipino-White walk into a discord! What do they have in common? They graduated together from Calarts' Acting Program in 2018! NOW Max, Yanni, and Jeremy podcast about being unemployed and TRAINED (!) as they make their way through the confusing world of SHOWBIZ, BABY! Stories about art school, stories about the industry, and hot takes on cultural topics. What else do you need?! Press play and share some laughs with the Drama Queens! Jeremy's IG/TikTok/Youtube: @notfunnyfunnyguy Jeremy's Twitter: @ntfunnyfunnyguy Jeremy's Website: https://jeremythsgriffith.wixsite.com/notfunnyfunnyguy Jeremy's Solo Podcast: https://anchor.fm/jeremy-griffith ----------------------- Welcome to Episode 4 of 'Drama Queens!' We had a bit of audio trouble AGAIN this week, but it kicks in around 27 minutes (Yanni's solo track drops out) but we were MOSTLY able to salvage it. So enjoy us talking about everything from how disappointed Yanni was in Zack Snyder's 'Army of the Dead' and how much Max loves D*ck Cheese! 0:52 - Max singing the iCarly theme song 1:07 - Have you seen Cry Baby with Johnny Depp 2:55 - Is there a practical reason you always mention your 01 visa? 4:32 - Jeremy's FURY 4:56 - Taking the thumb 6:05 - What's the most influential showbiz thing that's happened to you in the past week? 6:30 - You gotta TURN IT ON for the people! 7:20 - Zack Snyder's Army of the Dead does not get an endorsement here 8:36 - What would have made it way better? Zombies playing roulette. 11:00 - How Bautista cries. 13:00 - Max and Paige couldn't even WATCH it. 13:14 - Max loves D*ck Cheese 14:05 - Justice League - The Snyder Cut 14:54 - Max, what is the first best crying scene that comes to mind? 16:20 - Jeremy's choice. 18:10 - Walking Dead SPOILER ALERT!!! 18:52 - Yanni's favorite crying scene. 19:44 - Yanni gets MAD! 20:30 - I watched Paapa's ‘To Be or Not To Be' 20:50 - LAG DRAMA 22:10 - Max's dream Shakespeare performance. 24:23 - Yanni wants to act with Pappa. 24:46 - And would love to act with every brown actor out there. 25:16 - Yanni's dream Shakespeare performance. 26:17 - Jeremy's dream Shakespeare performance. 28:27 - The Year of the King 29:55 - How to make the Calarts experience better for future students? 31:05 - What Max would've wanted. 33:51 - The difference a good camera operator makes to an audition. 35:09 - A class or two on the business side of acting. 35:38 - What Jeremy would've wanted 36:40 - “I want to become an artist” 38:00 - Stephen Fry says to see yourself as verb 39:40 - Max has a hard time letting himself make bad art 40:22 - The New Yorker Cover Illustrator Anecdote 41:21 - Jeremy's toxic mindset entering art school 42:39 - How arrogant were you guys entering Calarts and how did your mindset change? 43:52 - Yanni's previously held acting prejudices. 46:30 - Don't do it for the moneyyy 47:40 - Yanni finally answers the question. 48:24 - You gotta BELIEVE. 49:06 - If it takes time, it takes time… 49:13 - Max was a hot sh*t shooting star. 52:15 - Acting in the name of CAPITALISM?! Or for instant gratification?! 53:30 - There's a verse in the Quran. 55:08 - Marcus Aurelius' ‘Meditations' 55:40 - Art being tied to money through history. 56:52 - Disheartening nepotism. 58:36 - Tik Tok is free. 59:35 - Pop Smoke is basically Van Gogh 1:00:12 - Max HAD to bring up Basquiat. 1:01:13 - Charlie Bit Me is an NFT. 1:03:20 - Should we make Drama Queens NFTs? + Jeremy's REAL thoughts on NFTs.

Anne Boleyn is a new three-part intimate psychological thriller from Channel 5 about Henry VIII's notorious wife. Told from a new perspective – hers. The show explores Anne's final months as she struggles to secure a future for her daughter and to challenge the powerful patriarchy closing in around her.  Jodie Turner-Smith (Queen & Slim) leads as Queen Anne Boleyn. The ensemble cast includes BAFTA Nominated Paapa Essiedu (I May Destroy You, Gangs of London) as Anne's brother and Tudor nobleman George Boleyn... We had a quick chat with Paapa to find out more about his role in the series. Episode 1 of Anne Boleyn airs on Channel 5 Tuesday 1st June @ 9pm

Welcome to another episode of Time To Talk, the most wholehearted independent podcast on the internet. In this podcast, it is my job to speak to people about how to live better, get connected, find a sense of belonging and explore how we can love more. This week, we have Paapa Essiedu. We had a chat about Gangs of London, I May Destroy You and how he preps for a role. He talks about learning lines with dyslexia and what the future of Black and Brown people in the industry is, especially in the wake of Black Lives Matter, and COVID-19. As ever, rate review and subscribe to the show and share with your friends and family, and whoever listens to podcasts.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This episode is brought to you by Pirate Studios. If you want to try out a studio for £10 off your booking use my referral code, Alex7135 over at piratestudios.co.uk. Try something new this year and get your podcasting adventure up!

This week on The Pleasure Podcast we welcome actor Paapa Essiedu. He's been named a BAFTA breakthrough Brit and won huge acclaim for his performance as the RSC's first black Hamlet. In Michaela Coel's series I May Destory you he plays the sex positive Kwame, a gay man whose assault is ignored by the Police – a beautifully nuanced performance. But Naomi will always think of him as the man she met at the RSC who in one memorable show played a singing seal as her understudy – a role she'll never let him forget.Paapa grew up in east London, and was raised by his Ghanaian Christian mother, after his father left for Ghana. Her upbringing had a long-lasting impact which made him the man he is today.We talk to Paapa about growing up in the 90s, poor and Black on a London estate and what happens if your only sex education is learnt from lads' mags and fumbles behind the bike shed. We look at how lad culture can forge desires that don't match up to the girl you fancy in Geography and the unlearning men must do to discover their own tastes.Paapa tells us how sometimes not having your dad breathing down your neck can let you be free to be your own man and the privilege of emotional vulnerability when being strong and hard can act as a mode of survival. We touch on how Black men are pushed towards hyper sexualisation and how the #MeToo movement has impacted the conversations men are now having. How willing are they to engage with past behaviours?CW: RacismIf you would like to know more about groups that are supporting men and their role in society do check out the following organisations:The Good Men Project: A website that examines what it means to be a good man in today's society.Good Lad Initiative: specialising in helping men and boys to contribute to improving gender relations. *We would love to hear from you: email us at hello@thepleasurepodcast.com or tweet us @ThePleasurePod.Please do rate, review, and share the podcast, it helps other people find us.*Social Media:Paapa Essiedu: @PaapaEssieduNaomi Sheldon: @NaomiSheldon1Anand Patel: @therealdranandFollow us at @ThePleasurePod and visit us at www.thepleasurepodcast.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Saatikal illaiyadi paapa Kulat thaalchi uyarchi sollal paavam  Nithi, uyarthamathi kalvi Anbu niraiya udaiyavarkal meeloor" says Subramaniya Bharathiyar more then 100 years ago but we.... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chumma/message

The brilliant young British actor Paapa Essiedu speaks about the work with wisdom that belies his years. He plays Kwame on Michaela Coel’s groundbreaking new HBO series “I May Destroy You.” In 2016, his “Hamlet” at the Royal Shakespeare Company received great acclaim. In this episode he compares those two characters, who are each facing defining moments in their lives, and talks about the “conscious unconsciousness” necessary to embody them. He discusses the various ways curiosity is useful, and why it’s so important to immerse yourself in the world of the story.  Plus lots more!  Follow Back To One on Instagram

One of the fastest-rising stars on British TV, Paapa Essiedu joins me to talk about his amazing work as Kwame in I May Destroy You, as well as his performance in Gangs of London.Paapa reveals his love of theatre, his responsibilities as a young black Londoner, and where he got those great little beanie hats.Kelly O'Sullivan wrote herself a star role and performs it with gusto in indie comedy Saint Frances, playing a nanny whose life is changed by a 6-year-old kid.Kelly talks about Otto Preminger movies, cookery shows and the stress of moving house.Paapa Essiedu:Safe by Derek Owusu (13.46)Kokoroko (15.21) Kelly O Sullivan:Anatomy of a Murder (23.45)Black AF (26.06)The Daily Podcast (28.13)Music by Lee Rosevere. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Terry and Kwame themselves (Weruche Opia and Paapa Essiedu) join Sophie Duker to discuss episodes 9+10 of I May Destroy You. In part one Paapa tells Sophie about the conversations he had with Michaela that went into shaping Kwame. In part two of the podcast, Weruche and Sophie talk about the flaws and strengths of Terry as the best friend character.

At just 25 Paapa Essiedu became the first black actor in the history of the RSC to play Hamlet. Since then he has performed in a number of Shakespeare productions and can currently be seen in the acclaimed BBC drama ‘I May Destroy You’ and Sky Atlantics latest hit ‘Gangs of London’. All the music in this episode is by ‘Waiting For Smith’, go and check out more from ‘Waiting For Smith’ on Spotify and follow him on social media. and This episode is sponsored by https://grassandco.com/pages/hour and https://gymshark.com/sueperkins This episode contains strong language. Produced by Dan Quick

Welcome, welcome, welcome to the Distraction Pieces Podcast with Scroobius Pip!Maybe you know Paapa Essiedu through his stellar Hamlet performance. Maybe you know him from starring in the absolutely stunning ‘I May Destroy You’, alongside the incredible Michaela Coel. Whatever degree you know Paapa, here’s a perfect chance to get all the better acquainted with him, as Pip has a chat with him about the whole lot and even more than that. From the themes of I May Destroy you, which leads on to a greater conversation about consent in general and all the subjects raised by the series, to life as a young Black Londoner, to his taking on Hamlet, hints at a possible parallel world career, ‘Gangs Of London’ and London as a backdrop, and the importance of preparation as an actor. Wonderful stuff which will be of interest to - well, everyone - but certainly actors young and old, who would be greatly inspired by such a skilful actor. Enjoy!EPISODE LINKS:PAAPA on TWITTERPAAPA AGENTI MAY DESTROY YOUHAMLETGANGS OF LONDONLINKS FOR SCROOBIUS PIP & SPEECH DEVELOPMENT:SCROOBIUS PIP on TWITTERSCROOBIUS PIP on INSTAGRAMSCROOBIUS PIP on PATREONNORTH STAR RISINGPOD BIBLESPEECH DEVELOPMENT RECORDS DISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on FACEBOOKDISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on INSTAGRAMDISTRACTION PIECES PODCAST ARCHIVE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amidst worldwide protests against racial injustices, Matthew and Paapa discuss the position of the Bible and the responsibility of believers. Have a message or request in your heart you want to share? Do that here ➡️ https://voicelink.fm/goldcoastreport Follow us on Twitter: @GCRWordofPod Follow us on Instagram: @GCRWordofPod Follow Matthew Addae-Mensah Jr. Follow Paapa Korankye Ankrah

Nihal, Hayley and Scott speak to Paapa Essiedu about his role in Michaela Coel’s drama exploring race and consent ‘I May Destroy You’ on BBC One. Writer Stephen S Thompson tells them about adapting his brother’s experience of the Windrush scandal for BBC drama ‘Sitting In Limbo.’ Plus the team review the four part Hillary Clinton on Sky Documentaries.

With Paapa Essiedu. In episode 3 Alex and Jimmy take on Hamlet. They discuss ghosts, the theme of madness, Danish Jeremy Kyle and a prince in isolation... Their guest this week is Paapa Essiedu (The Miniaturist, Gangs of London) who played the iconic role for the Royal Shakespeare Company in 2016.

What is Punya and Paapa.. who can share our sins? How do we atone them? Story of Sage Valmiki..

Matthew and Paapa discuss how they manoeuvre through the Covid-19 lockdown and offer suggestions on what to do in this season of isolation. Have a message or request in your heart you want to share? Do that here ➡️ https://voicelink.fm/goldcoastreport Follow us on Twitter: @GCRWordofPod Follow Matthew Addae-Mensah Jr. Follow Paapa Korankye Ankrah

Arts Minister Caroline Dinenage on the government’s response to the coronavirus crisis. We put questions to her from arts organisations around the country. Tomorrow marks the anniversary of Shakespeare’s birthday. To celebrate, actor Paapa Essiedu performs the iconic “To Be or Not To Be” soliloquy from Hamlet for us live from his home. Paapa played Hamlet in Simon Godwin’s highly acclaimed 2016 production at the RSC, which transplanted the action from Denmark to West Africa. It will be available to watch on iPlayer from tomorrow as part of the BBC’s Culture in Quarantine series. How can personal tragedy inspire comedy? Alice Fraser and Darren Harriott discuss talking about the death of a parent on stage – why do it, how do they make it work, and what has been the audience’s reaction. Presenter: Kirsty Lang Producer: Simon Richardson Studio Manager: Tim Heffer

Yogastunde, die Sukadev für die Ausbildungsleiter der 2-Jahres Yoga Vidya Ausbildungen gegeben hat. Besonderes Thema: Die Bhavas aus den Darshanas im Yoga Unterricht. Sukadev zeigt, wie vielfältig man Yoga unterrichten kann: (1) Vaiseshika: Besondere Aufmerksamkeit auf körperliche Genauigkeit und Wirkungen (2) Nyaya: Logische Abfolge der Yogastunde (3) Purva Mimamsa: Bewusstes Üben auch von Unangenehmen als Tapas für Punya und Auflösen von Paapa - sowie Sich-Freuen über Reinigungserfahrungen (4) Samkhya - Einstellung eines Beobachters und Lösen von Identifikationen (5) Yoga: Verbinden der Asanas mit Mantras, Visualisierungen, Chakra-Konzentration, kleinen Mudras etc. (Kundalini Yoga), um die Energie-Wirkung zu erhöhen sowie mit Affirmationen und Selbststudium (Raja Yoga), um auf die Psyche zu wirken (6) Uttara Mimamsa/Vedanta, um Atman/Brahman zu erfahren. Des weiteren gibt es noch die Möglichkeit, Asanas als Ganzkörper-Verehrung Gottes zu üben (Bhakti Yoga). Während andere Yogaschulen sich häufig auf eine einzelne Weise der Yoga-Übung und Konzentration/Bhava beschränken, ist bei Yoga Vidya charakteristisch, dass wir alle Bhavas in die Yogastunde einfließen lassen. Manchmal ist eine Yogastunde mehr auf einem Bhava aufgebaut, manchmal auf einem anderen, manchmal auf mehreren. Sukadev erläutert hier die Darshana Bhavas und leitet eine entsprechende Yogastunde an. Yogalehrer Aus- und Weiterbildungen http://www.yoga-vidya.de/ausbildung-weiterbildung/yogalehrer-ausbildung.html. Nach einer Yogastunde ist es besonders schön zu meditieren. Viele Meditationsanleitungen findest du im Mantra Meditation Podcast. In diesem Meditations-Podcast kannst du dir zum einen die Moksha-Manras anhören. Zum anderen bekommst du Anleitungen zur korrekten Aussprache. Und manche der Podcast Folgen sind auch volle Meditationsanleitungen. Hier der RSS Feed zum Abonnieren: http://mantra-meditation.podspot.de/rss. Dies ist eine Wiederveröffentlichung aus dem Jahr 2011.

Yogastunde, die Sukadev für die Ausbildungsleiter der 2-Jahres Yoga Vidya Ausbildungen gegeben hat. Besonderes Thema: Die Bhavas aus den Darshanas im Yoga Unterricht. Sukadev zeigt, wie vielfältig man Yoga unterrichten kann: (1) Vaiseshika: Besondere Aufmerksamkeit auf körperliche Genauigkeit und Wirkungen (2) Nyaya: Logische Abfolge der Yogastunde (3) Purva Mimamsa: Bewusstes Üben auch von Unangenehmen als Tapas für Punya und Auflösen von Paapa - sowie Sich-Freuen über Reinigungserfahrungen (4) Samkhya - Einstellung eines Beobachters und Lösen von Identifikationen (5) Yoga: Verbinden der Asanas mit Mantras, Visualisierungen, Chakra-Konzentration, kleinen Mudras etc. (Kundalini Yoga), um die Energie-Wirkung zu erhöhen sowie mit Affirmationen und Selbststudium (Raja Yoga), um auf die Psyche zu wirken (6) Uttara Mimamsa/Vedanta, um Atman/Brahman zu erfahren. Des weiteren gibt es noch die Möglichkeit, Asanas als Ganzkörper-Verehrung Gottes zu üben (Bhakti Yoga). Während andere Yogaschulen sich häufig auf eine einzelne Weise der Yoga-Übung und Konzentration/Bhava beschränken, ist bei Yoga Vidya charakteristisch, dass wir alle Bhavas in die Yogastunde einfließen lassen. Manchmal ist eine Yogastunde mehr auf einem Bhava aufgebaut, manchmal auf einem anderen, manchmal auf mehreren. Sukadev erläutert hier die Darshana Bhavas und leitet eine entsprechende Yogastunde an. Yogalehrer Aus- und Weiterbildungen http://www.yoga-vidya.de/ausbildung-weiterbildung/yogalehrer-ausbildung.html. Nach einer Yogastunde ist es besonders schön zu meditieren. Viele Meditationsanleitungen findest du im Mantra Meditation Podcast. In diesem Meditations-Podcast kannst du dir zum einen die Moksha-Manras anhören. Zum anderen bekommst du Anleitungen zur korrekten Aussprache. Und manche der Podcast Folgen sind auch volle Meditationsanleitungen. Hier der RSS Feed zum Abonnieren: http://mantra-meditation.podspot.de/rss. Dies ist eine Wiederveröffentlichung aus dem Jahr 2011.

Paapa and Matthew discuss what it means to be a christian and being christlike. The hosts share the challenges, importance and look at the implications of choosing to do so in our modern society. Follow us on Twitter: @GCRWordofPod Follow Matthew Addae-Mensah Jr. Follow Paapa Korankye Ankrah

When your life changes entirely from the inside, it’s not easy to explain it to other people.This new season of Opinions Are Mine will explore life-changing moments connected with our everyday lives.What happens when you realize that the essential thing in your life is just you? What happens if you pay attention and you allow special people in your life? You might find your purpose.And we keep supporting the Ghanaian creatives, so we talked about fulfilling time working with Poetra Asantewa on the launch of her new album “The Anatomy of a Paradox” and the work with Paapa for his showcase in Accra. So much love and beauty!Share | Follow | Subscribe Song Credit : Special thanks to Poetra Asantewa for use of her song, Hey Faith. Find more of her work hereThanks also to Ria Boss whose songs you hear in the background. Fine her work here

LaVelle joins to talk about the breaking news on Miguel Sano's demotion! Paapa Paintsil joins to give us a World Cup preview. Friedberg joins to discuss the passing of local attorney Ron Meshbesher. And Andrew Zimmern joins to discuss the passing of his friend, and world renown chef, Anthony Bourdain.

LaVelle joins to talk about the breaking news on Miguel Sano's demotion! Paapa Paintsil joins to give us a World Cup preview. Friedberg joins to discuss the passing of local attorney Ron Meshbesher. And Andrew Zimmern joins to discuss the passing of his friend, and world renown chef, Anthony Bourdain.

The poet Hollie McNish meets the actor Paapa Essiedu. Hollie won the Ted Hughes Award for new work in poetry in 2016, and has published five books of her poems. Her most recent book, Plum, draws on memories and writing from childhood and her teenage years, along with her experiences as a parent. She first made her name as a performance poet, and her videos have received millions of views online. Paapa played Hamlet for the Royal Shakespeare Company in 2016 - the first black actor to take the role for the RSC. The production toured the UK earlier this year, and also travelled to North America. Paapa first joined the RSC in 2012, shortly after graduating from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. He has also worked at the National Theatre, and at the Tobacco Factory in Bristol. Producer Clare Walker.

In this episode, we finish our discussion of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 2016 production of Hamlet directed by Simon Godwin and starring the 25-year-old Paapa Essiedu. This is part 2/2 of our discussion of the production, and it focuses on Essiedu's superlative performance and the curated information loss from recording the production. 0:00–4:20 What to do about the much-hated Osric/Reynaldo 4:20–7:12 Ophelia's death 7:12–20:32 Paapa Essiedu's dirtbag teenage Hamlet 20:32–35:52 How the production was recorded Host: Alex Heeney (@bwestcineaste) Guests: Noemi Berkowitz (@noemiola), Mary Angela Rowe (@lapsedvictorian), and Lesley Peterson Editor and Producer: Cam White (@JediDusk) Follow us on Twitter @21stFolio and find us online at 21stFolio.com. The 21st Folio is a subsidiary of Seventh Row (@SeventhRow), seventh-row.com

In this episode, we discuss the Royal Shakespeare Company's first production of HAMLET (2016) to star a black actor, rising star Paapa Essiedu, as the melancholy Dane. 0:00–1:45 Intro 1:45–19:30 The RSC’s first black Hamlet and setting the production in Ghana 19:30–26:00 Costumes and colonialism 26:00–35:30 How depressed is Hamlet in this production? 35:30–52:45 Hamlet The Cool Kid and his messed up relationship with women, Ophelia The Modern Woman, and a very flat Gertrude 52:45– 1:05:46 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern and the key players at court (Claudius, Polonius, etc) Host: Alex Heeney (@bwestcineaste) Guests: Noemi Berkowitz (@noemiola), Mary Angela Rowe (@lapsedvictorian), and Lesley Peterson Editor and Producer: Cam White (@JediDusk) Follow us on Twitter @21stFolio and find us online at http://21stFolio.com. The 21st Folio is a subsidiary of Seventh Row (@SeventhRow), http://seventh-row.com

In 2016 Paapa Essiedu became the first black actor to play Hamlet for the RSC. As he reprises the role for a tour of the production we speak to the actor tipped to be a star, about Hamlet and his performances in television dramas Kiri and The Miniaturist. It's rare for a poetry essay to make the news headlines but that's exactly what's happened to the essay written by Rebecca Watts in the current issue of PN Review. She talks to Samira about her problem with the poetry establishment and explains why her criticism of poet Hollie McNish wasn't personal. Award-winning poet Don Paterson responds.Publisher Daniel Mallory turned debut novelist A J Finn discusses making it to the top of the best-seller charts with his psychological thriller, The Woman In The Window.On tonight's podcast, artist Grayson Perry explains why the late Mark E. Smith of the post-punk group The Fall, was one of his heroes.Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Edwina Pitman.

Physicist Helen Czerski; composer Odaline de la Martinez; actor Paapa Essiedu and geologist and gold prospector Jim Richards join Libby Purves. Physicist and oceanographer Helen Czerski studies the bubbles underneath breaking waves and their effects on weather and climate. In her book, Storm in a Teacup, she explains how the same scientific principles behind the little everyday things we see all around us link to some of the most important science and technology of our time because the patterns of physics are universal. She argues that knowing some of the basic principles of physics gives us a new way of looking at and being in the world that surrounds us. Storm in a Teacup - The Physics of Everyday Life by Helen Czerski is published by Bantam Press. Paapa Essiedu is an actor who plays Edmund in the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of King Lear, opposite Antony Sher's Lear. He was on course to study medicine when he decided to change direction and follow his true passion to study drama. His first job was a minor role in the Merry Wives of Windsor for the RSC but he made waves when he stepped up to play Edmund opposite Simon Russell Beale's Lear when the actor he was understudying lost his voice. Last year Paapa played the RSC's first black Hamlet, drawing on his background growing up in London and the cultural references of his Ghanaian family. King Lear is at the Barbican, London. Jim Richards has been a gold prospector, miner and geologist and is currently a mining executive in Australia, working on graphene and sustainable energy. A former geology student and officer in the British Army, he gave up a promising career to pursue his dream of mining for gold in Brazil. In his book, Gold Rush, he recounts tales of piranha-infested rivers in South America, blazing deserts in Australia, the war-torn jungles of Laos, and how his passion cost him numerous relationships and money. Gold Rush - How I found, Lost and Made a Fortune is published by September Publishing. Odaline de la Martinez is a Cuban-American composer and conductor and was the first woman to conduct at the BBC Proms in 1984. She established the London Festival of American Music ten years ago to promote the work of established American composers who were less well known to UK audiences. She also founded her ensemble Lontano which champions new music and celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. The London Festival of American Music is at The Warehouse, London. Producer: Paula McGinley.

Yogastunde, die Sukadev für die Ausbildungsleiter der 2-Jahres Yoga Vidya Ausbildungen gegeben hat. Besonderes Thema: Die Bhavas aus den Darshanas im Yoga Unterricht. Sukadev zeigt, wie vielfältig man Yoga unterrichten kann: (1) Vaiseshika: Besondere Aufmerksamkeit auf körperliche Genauigkeit und Wirkungen (2) Nyaya: Logische Abfolge der Yogastunde (3) Purva Mimamsa: Bewusstes Üben auch von Unangenehmen als Tapas für Punya und Auflösen von Paapa – sowie Sich-Freuen über Reinigungserfahrungen (4) Samkhya – Einstellung eines Beobachters und Lösen von Identifikationen (5) Yoga: Verbinden der Asanas mit Mantras, Visualisierungen, Chakra-Konzentration, kleinen Mudras etc. (Kundalini Yoga), um Der Beitrag Bhavas aus den 6 Darshanas – Yogastunde für Fortgeschrittene erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Yogastunde, die Sukadev für die Ausbildungsleiter der 2-Jahres Yoga Vidya Ausbildungen gegeben hat. Besonderes Thema: Die Bhavas aus den Darshanas im Yoga Unterricht. Sukadev zeigt, wie vielfältig man Yoga unterrichten kann: (1) Vaiseshika: Besondere Aufmerksamkeit auf körperliche Genauigkeit und Wirkungen (2) Nyaya: Logische Abfolge der Yogastunde (3) Purva Mimamsa: Bewusstes Üben auch von Unangenehmen als Tapas für Punya und Auflösen von Paapa - sowie Sich-Freuen über Reinigungserfahrungen (4) Samkhya - Einstellung eines Beobachters und Lösen von Identifikationen (5) Yoga: Verbinden der Asanas mit Mantras, Visualisierungen, Chakra-Konzentration, kleinen Mudras etc. (Kundalini Yoga), um die Energie-Wirkung zu erhöhen sowie mit Affirmationen und Selbststudium (Raja Yoga), um auf die Psyche zu wirken (6) Uttara Mimamsa/Vedanta, um Atman/Brahman zu erfahren. Des weiteren gibt es noch die Möglichkeit, Asanas als Ganzkörper-Verehrung Gottes zu üben (Bhakti Yoga). Während andere Yogaschulen sich häufig auf eine einzelne Weise der Yoga-Übung und Konzentration/Bhava beschränken, ist bei Yoga Vidya charakteristisch, dass wir alle Bhavas in die Yogastunde einfließen lassen. Manchmal ist eine Yogastunde mehr auf einem Bhava aufgebaut, manchmal auf einem anderen, manchmal auf mehreren. Sukadev erläutert hier die Darshana Bhavas und leitet eine entsprechende Yogastunde an. Mehr Infos zu den 6 Darshanas. - Yogalehrer Aus- und Weiterbildungen.

The boys sit down with Paapa from HPRW as he sheds some light on the KIKI DJAN tribute concert his outfit is organizing. Again, after his "short" stint with Osu Police, our resident Dj decided to bless us with a mix which he claims, the playlist came to him behind the Bars. #ACCRAWEDEY Fans Mi -Davido Ft. Meek Mill Nineteen Ninety - Paedae Original- Sarkodie King James - M.I. Abaga Dues - Teephlow Ft. Obrafour Ise Yen - Sarz Ft. Reminsice Talk - Dee Moneey Ft. E.L. Believe – Dj Neptune Ft. Sarkodie & Phyno Oluwa Is Involved – Sarkodie & Paedae All Eyes On Me – Aka Ft. Burna Boy Touch The Bar – E.L. Millionaira Champagne – M.I. Abaga Ft Ice Prince & Sarkodie Jigah – Manifest & HHP Don Gorgon – Burna Boy Deemus – Kwaw Kese Turn Up - Yung6ix Ft Ice Prince Y’all Already Know – Sarkodie Lord Have Mercy – K9 Ft Olamide Baafira – Stonebwoy Ft Sarkodie Fine China – Naeto C Ft. Phyno & Jay Sleek Different – Kofi Kinaata ft Kesse Ex & Scotch – Jesse jagz Killing Me Softly – R2bees Oringo - Phyno Amen – Yaa Pono Feel Alright – SDC/Poe/Boj Someway Bi - Manifest DJ Baylor Twitter: @dj_baylor_ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/baylor-1

Song: Sarwa Paapa Karakal Theerthu Mixing, Editing and Sung by : Mathew Yohannan BGM: Minus Track Home recording.