Podcasts about poetix

The Cast & Crew listen to Poetix and his plan, and meet their brand new companion in halting the Forged progression, B.R.A.D. played by Thomas Sanders!ENTER OUR GUEST ADVENTURER CONTEST FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN AWESOME THOMAS SANDERS & CAST PARTY PRIZES! Dice, Merch, and so much more! CLICK HERE!Follow Thomas on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok and be sure to check out his BRAND NEW DND Series, Roleslaying With Roman!Join the Cast & Crew and support the show directly over on Patreon!Snag your very own Cast Party Merch HERE!Follow us on TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram!Business Email: castpartydnd@gmail.comColin (Director) - @DirectorColinRyan (Sebastian) - @Ry.McManusAnna (Blueberry) - @BrizzyVoicesNigel (Xander) - @NigelSuckslolVince (Jett) - @JettAndPebbles

Everything is a Story is celebrating our 1st full year of broadcasting Breakups to Breakthroughs.  Join us for a live broadcast on Facebook.  12.19.2020  2pm.  To watch the live broadcast go to  our Facebook page click like and you will  be able  witness the celebration.   We would  like to thank you for your support with  listening and sharing.  If you do not have Facebook and you would like witness this celebration send me an email at  eiasbreakup@gmail.com.

JRose sits with ATL based Poets, Poetix & Fitzgerald The Poet to talk about the common themes in their art and how they prepare for their performances. Tune in for deep discussions about their love for creativity and finding love as an artist in ATL. Stick around for our “Off The Top” segment when we add more tracks to our Mixtape playlist. Catch up with JRose and her guests every Tuesday on: Facebook/YouTube ➡️ The Rose Garden Events Coming soon to IGTV ➡️ @jroseexperience ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Follow | Subscribe | Turn ON Notifications ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

*****I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO ANY MUSIC PLAYED IN THIS EPISODE*****Influenced by icons such as Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye and Earth, Wind and Fire, Royce Hall (Chinyelu Alimayu) is an Atlanta based recording artist, performance poet, author, actor/screenplay writer, multi-instrumentalist, MC, vocalist, composer, songwriter, arranger, activist and public speaker. As an actor, Royce can be seen as a lead character in stageplays and series/films such as Zora! Let the People Sing, Beyond Betrayal, Lying In Bed, See Me, Seen, Refracted Reflections, Eden's Garden and much more. Since the completion of volume one of his sophomore EP series, 'FIFTH: Dapper Liberation', songs such as 'Blue In June', 'My Air' and 'So Much' are winning the hearts of listeners near and far. Over the years, Royce's infectious live performances have afforded him opportunities to open for artists such as Brian McKnight, Talib Kweli, The Floacist, KRS One, K. Michelle, Donnell Jones, MuMu Fresh and many others. His matrimony of words and sounds is an undeniable experience that draws his audience to him. As a screenplay writer, he is preparing for production of his first film, 'The Box In The Corner'. As a writer, he released his first book of poetry, Rioting At Dawn, in 2015 and his second, Poetix, in 2018. He is also a 2016 Black Trans Advocacy Rising Star and GA Voice 2017 Best of Atlanta award recipient (Live Performance Artist). Royce is an alum of FAMU (Florida A & M University) where he studied Animal Science/Pre Vet Medicine and minored in Music."As a content creator, I feel it is my mission to uphold the reasons I've been blessed with so many gifts. I think about youth who are similar to me and how my art can save lives, create positive dialogue and change, evoke thought and understanding, bridge community gaps and leave a legacy that traverses the spectrum of human existence. I want the way I make people feel to connect them to others, even in their assumed differences." - Royce Hall"A multi-instrumentalist and author in addition to his singing prowess, Hall is winning us with the vocalicious new single, “Front Porch Love,” a track that smartly combines elements of doo wop and hip-hop into a cool mixture that sounds just right for Summer." - Chris Rizik, Soul Tracks--- 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/iamlovereigns/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/iamlovereigns/support

Chef Pearl Thompson Director of a culinary school shares her story of growing up, raising a son at fifteen while,discovering her passion for food.  Pearl touches on her knowledge of  healing foods,  religion and the pain of  colorism while navigating her way to a Culinary career.   To reach Chef Pearl for private engagements: Music  powered by: Fisher F -Waiting for an Answer Rescue Poetix- Barrio Dreams-  Maeja- Cultura Plush Interior-African Skies For more information  contact  eiasbreakup@gmail.com  

Gabby Rivera Bronx born queer Puerto Rican author shares her journey  through writing Juliet  takes a breath,  America Chavez   and B.B Free comic series . Gabby's breakthrough opened the doors to a new found  creative freedom along with greater sense  of self worth.   For more information about Gabby Rivera visit her website.    The podcast music selection was generated by: Plush Interior, Krom the Abbot, Rescue Poetix, Fotis Mentor Monos  To be a guest on Everything is a Story please send an email.    

This episode of the Quick & Determined is the part 2 of Peter and Catalina married couple 20  share about the break up that almost ended relationship prior to and after marriage.   Music by :Plush Interior, Fisher H and Krom the Abbot.  Host: Dujuana Sharese and Rescue Poetix.    

Part 1. Married couple Peter  and Catalina both artist had to break up with the original concept of their art to start a family.  They discuss their  breakups with art,  compromises, and determination to succeed in marriage  for over 20 years.  Music by Plush Interior, Fisher H and Krom the Abbott  Produced By Dujuana Sharese and Rescue Poetix eiasbreakup@gmail.com  

Lilia Diaz graces the Quick & Determined  with her breakthrough surrounding  masturbation.  This episode  covers  how  Women have been conditioned to be ashamed of their  bodies. 

Author LM Bennett shares her rites of passage of the declining  physical state which led to compounding breakups and breakthroughs.   She takes us on her journey of losing weight, dating and the discovery of herself.    Visit LM Bennett at . For more information  about this episode send your email to  

Quick & Determined  Quick and Determined is a mini podcast in which you the community send emails to share your  break up to break through.   This segment is short and to the point we are Quick & Determined to share your story.  Tell us your story.   This month we choose two breakups emails.  The first is a  person who had to break up with a  narcissist and the other broke up with  her heterosexual self in form of a poem. We would like to hear your break through that led to your breakup    

Latinx Poetix Symposium at CSUMB with Jose-Luis Moctezuma, Manuel Paul Lopez, Norma Liliana Valdez, Shirley Ramos, Blas Falconer. April 2019

When striving to become financially independent, how does your race and ethnicity limit you or gives you a leg up? Is success different for people of different cultures? Many people, like Poetix, are skeptical about the idea of money and criticizes its level of importance as a currency in today’s society. Is wealth reserved for a certain race or ethnicity? Is striving to be wealthy for everyone? Quindell and Poetix are on opposing sides of this topic. Listen and tell me who do you side with? BluePoetTree.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

SALINAS, CA FRIDAY, APRIL 13th -- On Friday the 13th at CSUMB’s City Center in downtown Salinas there will be a gathering of poets, Latinx poets to be exact - and although some people may consider this date a harbinger of maliciousness, we’re poets - so we revel in all things odd, dark and uncanny. Perhaps this gathering will be something like a witches sabbath, since these prophetic portents will be travelling from all over the country and convening in New Aztlán. The Latinx Poetix Symposium will be a day filled with poetic discussions, workshops, readings, and perhaps some spells? Join us on Friday the 13th between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. for poetic programming. Here is the lineup for the symposium: Raquel Salas Rivera, 2018-19 Poet Laureate of Philadelphia Farid Matuk, author of The Real Horse and My Daughter La Chola Tatiana Luboviski-Acosta member of La Vidx Locx, a collective of queer Latinx poets & author of The Easy Body Erick Sáenz, editor of Cheers from the Wasteland and author of the forthcoming Sussuros a Mi Padre Vickie Vértiz, educator and author of Palm Frond with Its Throat Cut The symposium is part of a 2 day event, precluded by the Writers from the Edge Reading Series on Thursday, April 12th at 6 p.m. on CSUMB’s main campus University Center which will include a reading by all five Latinx Poets. Symposium organizers, Angel Dominguez (author of Desgraciado) and Rachelle Escamilla (host of Out of Our Minds) hope that this gathering of Latinx poets will help create a path for an inclusive writing community on CSUMB’s main campus, but also in the heart of Salinas. The goal of the symposium is to provide a safe space for complicated discussion that are specific to the Latinx community. Please see www.latinxpoetix.org for more information.

May 2016 mix is here and wanted to flip the script a little on this one for the SunceBeat ravers and looking foward to performing for the first time on on eof the boat partys. Rather then a afro house orinanted mix i changed it to a more progressive tech surrounding with touches of Deep, Real funky jazzy Soulful grooves and Afro tech sounds.A few artist that will also be performing in Croatia such as Osunlade,Atjazz,Henrik Schwarz and brothers Souldynamic included ......Warning!! mix starts to kick in and pick up the pace after 20 mins with not many vocal tracks but plenty of fresh , Deep dub vibes and ambient sounds as normal. Ill be performing on the first boat party 20th July with Souldynamic(ITA),Lil Stevie(UK) & Luis Radio(ITA) Ticket release date will be April 29th 2016 1PM (GMT) and a warning last year they sold out within hours so please be on standby with your credit card ,pay pal ect Suncebeat.com Hope you enjoy,See you soon and thank you for supporting "Be YOU, Stay TRUE, One love from ALUKU" Track list: 1.Henrik Schwarz - Forbidden (Club Mix) .2016 [Moodmusic] 2.LoftSoul x Miruga & Rescue Poetix - Wild One's (Dub Mix) .2016 [R2] 3.Doug Gomez - The Offering .2016 [Cabana Recordings] 4.Doc Link & Anastasia Samara - Vinyl Theme (Max Martinez Afrotech Mix) .2011 5.Double K - Main Reprise .2016 [Baobab Secret] 6.Problem Child Ten83 - Samba Afro Rituals (Original Mix) .2014 [Aluku Records] 7.Rabs Vhafuwi & Aluku Rebels - London Deep .???? 8.???? - ???? - ???? 9.Justin Imperiale & Eddie Nicholas - Fall in Love (Gemini Boys Jazzy Sunday Mix) .2012 [Cabana Recordings] 10.EnaWadan - Full of Wonder .2011 11.Maribou State - Rituals (Sasha Remix) .2016 [Last Night on Earth] 12.Shigeru Tanabu - El Contraste (Atjazz Love Soul Instrumental) .2012 [Apt.International] 13.EnaWadan - ???? 14.Donnie, Kai Alce - Olmec Save Us (Yoruba Soul Mix) .2014 15.Rodriguez jr. - Petropolis .2016 [Mobilee Records] 16.Roy Ayers - Tarzan (Ame Mix) .2005 17.Hans Thalau - Black BB .2016 [Thal Communications] 18.Ruggieri - Dont Touch Me (Matthias Vogt Retouch) .2016 [oh!Records] 19.Movementz - 29 Calls .2005 [Sonar] 20.Toto Chiavetta - Be The Wind .2016 [Yoruba Records] 21.Catz N Dogz - Nobody Cares (Karizma Remix) .2016 [Pets Recordings] 22.Souldynamic - Lato B (Original Mix) .2016 [Tribe Records] 23.Wilson Kentura & Tiuze Money - Towards Freedom .2016 [Aluku Records] 24.Thatmanmonkz - Sum Ol'Nex'Ish .2016 [Delusions Of Grandeur]   Most tracks can be brought via www.traxsource.com 

n the beginning there was Jack and Jack said “Let there be House” House music was created in and by the African American community. Musically, House music evolved in Chicago and New York from African-American musical traditions like gospel, soul, jazz and funk as well as Latin salsa. Spiritually and aesthetically, it developed in the U.S. out of the need of oppressed people, African Americans, gays and Latinos, to build a community through dance , and later in the UK, out of the need of young people dissatisfied with the meaningless materialism of Thatcher’s England, to build an alternative community of music and dance via Acid House. From a different point of view, House music in the U.S. was associated with black people, with gay clubs, basically with things that white America would not even acknowledge. House was just perceived as "gay" music for blacks and thus scorned by whites, although its aim was to unify people of all races, backgrounds and sexual orientations. According to Frankie Knuckles, many people could not and still cannot deal with the fact that House music started in gay clubs. Thus, narrow-mindedness, racism, and even corporate music politics played an important role in preventing House music from flourishing in the U.S. in the eighties. House music had its origins in gospel, soul and funk rather than in commercial disco music. Furthermore, Chicago jazz, blues and soul had an immense influence on the creation of House music. There were significant Midwestern musical influences that led to the creation of the Chicago flavour of House music. No doubt, the Midwest had its own tradition of African American music. Thus, blues and jazz presented a part of the mix. To sum up, the soul music produced in Chicago, Detroit and Memphis certainly had an impact on Chicago house. So this is why we say its a “spiritual thing.” Enjoy and as always I wish you peace and love. 1. Philly Sensation (Original Mix) - Micky More, Andy Tee 2. My Nation (Original Mix) - Roy Davis Jr., Terry Dexter 3. Oh Adam (Original Mx) _ Tony Humphries 4. Let Me See You (Clap Your hands) - Mchele Chiavarini 5. Love Hangover (DJ Spen Club Mix) - Joey Negro 6. Power Of The Drums (Ibitaly Deep Drums Mix) - Marlon D, Boddhi Satva 7. Basement Stomp (Vocal Mix) - Dazle Drums, rescue Poetix 8. Starnger (Damond Ramsey remix) -DJ Spen 9. Eyes Fixed (Original Mix) - Zorz Post, Emme, Rescue Poetix 10. House Music After Death (Zulu DeepSoul Mix) - Zulumafia

The night's invite had words on it like "intergalactic", "extraterrestrial" and "solar", and that's exactly how the music turned out! Big ups to the Parisian dancers in the house and to Thomas and Stacey Cortmanche, who just made it offical! A tip of the space mask to Lara Parpan, Valentina Remotti, Sasha Haman, and Georgina Ho who embodied the evening's vibe, and props to DJ Markus Cali-Jentes, Dale Pagkalinawan, Chris Lacson, and Krizzy Sarmiento, the cheerleaders hanging out in front of the DJ booth all night.  And let's not forget my lovely fiance Ines, who lit up the place with her radiance and positivity ;) Lastly, a big thank you to Martin, Stefan, and Mackey for having me!         Here's the playlist: 01. Space Rider (Spinna Club Mix) Shaun Escoffery 02. Poseidon (At One Remix) Elise 03. Slip Away (Original Mix) Mario Basanov, Rahjwanti 04. Path (Dub Mix) Redshape 05. Suncé (Main Mix) Souldynamic 06. Wunder Y (Original Mix) Ron Allen, Chach 07. Give It To Me (Main Mix) Tommy Bones 08. Pendukeny (Feat. Gari Sinedima) (Hallex M Remix) Para People 09. Shortline (Frank Wiedemann Remix) Ry, Frank Wiedemann, The Howling 10. Wordz (Steve Bug Remix) Ron Allen, Affrica 11. Just Getting By (Main) Tommy Bones 12. Everything (Ralf GUM Main Mix) Ralf GUM, Jocelyn Mathieu 13. Breathe (Chris Nigel's Original Mix) Chris Nigel, Lester Jay 14. They Bang (Bang The Drum Full Vox Mix) Rescue Poetix 15. The Only Way (Ralf GUM Main Mix) Ralf GUM, Kenny Bobien Subscribe for free with iTunes