Podcast appearances and mentions of Reggie Harris

Let's reflect on what makes us trustworthy and why it is a vital spiritual practice in these chaotic times. Music: Special guest Reggie Harris, a singer-songwriter, storyteller and world-renowned song-leader who is a powerful interpreter of the global music narrative. 

Send us a textThis is the latest episode of the Chocolate News Podcast. We bring you news that discusses issues affecting the Black community.On today's show, we discuss Oprah's interview with Kamala Harris, Cincinnati Councilmember Reggie Harris's resignation, North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson's outlandish statements, and more. This week's episode is hosted by John Alexander Reese (Digital Editor, The Cincinnati Herald) and Andria Carter (Digital Correspondent).The views expressed on this podcast do not necessarily express the opinions of The Cincinnati Herald.Originally recorded on Wednesday, September 25, 2024.Make sure to check out the stories we talked about today on our website at www.TheCincinnatiHerald.com. You can also follow us on social media. We're on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. We also have our own YouTube channel. Just search for The Herald TV.

Juneteenth commemorates the 19th day in June, 1865, when Union General Gordon Grainger announced General Order No.3, proclaiming freedom from slavery in Texas. Celebrations began immediately, but eventually took a back seat to the civil rights movement in the 1960s. With the advent of Black Lives Matter new emphasis has been placed on the holiday, which we celebrate on this week's Magazine. We'll hear music from Reggie Harris, Eric Bibb, Robert Finley, Our Native Daughters, Sweet Honey in the Rock and many more. Tune in for a celebration of Juneteenth … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysMichael J. Miles / “Mississippi Overture” / Mississippi River Suite / Right Turn on RedEric Bibb / “Drinkin' Gourd” / Jericho Road / Stony PlainChampion Jack Dupree / “I'm Going to Write the Governor of Georgia” / Classic Protest Songs Smithsonian-FolkwaysThe Clara Ward Singers / “Twelve Gates to the City” / Meetin' Tonight / VanguardRobert Finley / “Sharecropper's Son” / Sharecropper's Son / Easy Eye SoundLurie Bell & the Bell Dynasty / “What My Momma Told Me” / Tribute to Carey Bell / DelnarkLeyla McCalla / “As I Grow Older-Dreamer” / Vari-Colored Songs / Smithsonian-FolkwaysAllison Russell / “Hy-Brasil” / Outside Child” / FantasyReggie Harris / “Standing in Freedom's Name” / On Solid Ground / Self-producedMichael J. Miles / “Mississippi Rising” / Mississippi River Suite / Right Turn on RedOur Native Daughters / “Moon Meets the Sun” / Songs of Our Native Daughters / Smithsonian FolkwaysRhiannon Giddens / “I Shall Not Be Moved” / They're Calling Me Home / NonesuchSweet Honey in the Rock / “Oh, Sankofa” / #Love in Evolution / AppleseedEric Bibb / “This Land is Your Land” / Migration Blues / Stony PlainPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

As we think about the tables and churches where we gather, what can we do to find unity among ourselves? Fr. Dan Riley, ofm, invites us to set the world on fire with love and peace. Music, "This Little Light of Mine," by Kim and Reggie Harris (used with permission). Produced May 27, 2024. Podcast #290. For more information about Mt. Irenaeus, visit www.mountainonline.org.

This week on the podcast we conclude our three-part celebration of Black History Month. We'll present music from the Blues and Soul catalog featuring Aretha Franklin, Mance Lipscomb, BB King, Richie Havens, Kim & Reggie Harris, Selwin Birchwood and more. Blues and soul in the tradition … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysBooker T & the MG's / “Mo' Onions” / Best of Booker T & the MG's / AtlanticAretha Franklin / “Chain of Fools” / Lady Soul / AtlanticThe Neville Brothers / “Woman's Gotta Have It” / Blak Top Blues-A-Rama / Black TopSelwin Birchwood / “Mama Knows Best” / Living in a Burning House / AlligatorMance Lipscomb / “Going Down Slow” Texas Songster / ArhooliePinetop Perkins w/ BB King / “Down in Mississippi” / Pinetop Perkins & Friends / TelarcBB King / “See That My Grave is Kept Clean” / One Kind Favor / GeffenBB King Blues Band / “TCB” / The Soul of BB King / RufRock Booker T & the MG's / “Soul Dressing” / Best of Booker T & the MG's / AtlanticThe Memphis Project / “Rock Steady” / Dual Drive / Ice HouseRichie Havens / “With a Little Help from My Friends” / Richard P. Havens 1983 / RavenKim & Reggie Harris / “Wade in the Water” / In the Heat of the Summer / Folk EraStevie Wonder / “Superstition” / Talking Book / TamlaElizabeth Cotten / “Vastapol” / Freight Train and other North Carolina Folk Songs and Tunes / Smithsonian FolkwaysPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

As Fr. Dan Riley, ofm, begins a three-month sabbatical, he joins Stephen Copeland, the co-author of "Franciscan Lectio," to describe their journey west as a model of movement for all of us. Music, "Rise Up Shepherd and Follow," by Kim and Reggie Harris (used with permission). Produced Jan. 21, 2024. Podcast #284. For more information about Mt. Irenaeus, visit www.mountainonline.org.

We're looking at a song that is indisputably a Christmas carol but with a reach that extends to every season – “Go Tell It on the Mountain.” It belongs to a collection of historic Negro Spirituals, which likely started on the slave plantations in the American South and were later picked up in the Civil Rights Movement by activists like Fannie Lou Hamer and later, The Freedom Singers.  “Go Tell It on the Mountain” has been performed by a multitude of heavenly singers and we were lucky enough to speak to one such star- Vanessa Williams- about why she chose to feature the carol on her 1996 Christmas album, Star Bright. Maggi Van Dorn, Hark's host, also garnishes rich cultural and theological insight from Catholic liturgical heavyweight, Eric Styles, along with expert music and history lessons from the wildly talented Emorja Roberson, Assistant Professor of Music and African-American Studies at the Oxford College of Emory University. The music featured in this episode is thanks to The OK Factor, Caleb Noeldner, Kendra Logozar, Kim and Reggie Harris, Vanessa Williams, and Universal Music Enterprises. Special thanks to Pauline Books and Media for the recording of “Go Tell It on the Mountain” by Servant of God Sister Thea Bowman, F.S.P.A. We're grateful to Emorja Roberson for providing commentary and his singing voice throughout, and to Frank Tuson for his audio wizardry as the engineer on this episode. Frank also composed the Hark! theme music and successfully convinced members of his family to record “Down to the River,” heard on this episode. Support “Hark!” become a digital subscriber of America Magazine at: https://link.chtbl.com/04Jrg99F Or you can play a little reindeer game with us and win a subscription to America!  At the end of this episode, we've left a clue about next week's carol. Guess the carol in an Instagram post, tag three friends, and follow @americamedia, and you will be entered to win a one-year digital subscription to America. No purchase necessary. Open to U.S. residents only 18 and older. Prize value is $49.99 each. Promotion period November 26 to December 22, 2023. Twenty winners will be randomly selected and notified by D.M. by January 10, 2023. Instagram does not endorse this giveaway. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 07/24/2023 featuring: Lily DeTaeye “What We Do” Single (2022 Station 1) 5:04 Davey O. “Travelogue” Some Days (2023 Davey O.) 4:02 lauren.napier “mystic man” Single (2022 lauren.napier) 3:31 Jessye DeSilva “Clouds” Renovations (2023 1186047 Records DK) 3:57 The Silas Powell Band “Makin a Run” Makin' a Run (2023 The Silas Powell Band) 3:26 Low Lily “We Bring the Light” Single (2021 Low Lily) 3:26 Ellis Paul “Cosmos” 55 (2023 Ellis Paul) 3:08 Buffalo Nichols “Love Is All” The Fatalist (2023 Fat Possum) 3:39 Abby Posner “Emergency Use Only” Kisbee Ring (2021 Abby Posner) 3:21 Kate Wolf “Across the Great Divide” Close to You (1981 Owl) 4:19 Reggie Harris “Hello in There” On Solid Ground (2021 Reggie Harris) 4:14 Erika Kulnys “Santa Clara Moon” Single (2023 Erika Kulnys) 4:22 Julian Taylor “Opening the Sky” Beyond the Reservoir (2022 Howling Turtle) 4:17

On Tuesday, July 4, 2023, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry attended the Underground Railroad Education Center, "July 4 Oration," at the Myers Residence in Albany. Terri Leonini and Greg Artzner of the Nationally Known folk duo Magpie in collaboration with Dr. Kim Harris of the Nationally known Kim and Reggie Harris folk duo, provided the music. In this labor segment, Willie spoke with Terry Leonino, who talked about her involvement in civil rights, Kent State anti-war protest, and her movement's song history.

On Tuesday, July 4, 2023, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry attended the Underground Railroad Education Center, "July 4 Oration," at the Myers Residence in Albany. Terri Leonini and Greg Artzner of the Nationally Known folk duo Magpie in collaboration with Dr. Kim Harris of the Nationally known Kim and Reggie Harris folk duo, provided the music. There were speeches read and a UREC Litany of Remembrance of civil rights, and underground railroad participants. In this segment, Willie interviewed Marcus Anderson, Deputy Director of the Underground Railroad Education Center, about the program.

Reggie Harris joins Madison Margolin to talk about opening portals, connecting to ancestral roots, and the future of mushrooms.Reggie and Madison dive into:The psychedelic community spanning across different culturesConnecting with ancestors and receiving spiritual insightsThe personalities and traits of various mushroomsReggie's mushroom practice and how he journeys His thoughts on the ideal economic and political policy around psilocybin mushroomsEncounters with police “I knew internally that they were connecting me with my ancestors. Now I have an external validation that these are opening portals, my people were using this before me, and maybe this is how we can communicate through time and space.” – Reggie HarrisAbout Reggie Harris:Reggie has over a decade of political campaign experience ranging from city council races to presidential elections, working to replace police with guidance counselors in Oakland public schools, and managing the western and southwestern state campaigns with Color of Change PAC.Reggie has consulted with the largest mushroom cultivators in the world – working with the largest cultivators in The Netherlands and has recently advised in the establishment of the largest commercial mushroom farm and state of the art testing lab in Jamaica. Over the past 3.5 years, Reggie has established Oakland Hyphae which hosted the Psilocybin Cup (now known as the Hyphae Cup) and the most impactful Psychedelic Conferences across the country. He is a co-founder of Hyphae Labs, leading the industry in psychedelic mushroom potency testing, and offering adaptogenic medicinal fungi through Hyphae Nootropics. Reggie is a strong advocate for who he calls, “the little guy” or the “legacy plant medicine workers” whose perspective he uplifts through his recent publication, HyphaeLeaks. It is Reggie's goal to protect the legacy plant medicine workers and create barriers to entry for big-money interest groups in the psychedelic space.Connect with Reggie's work at HyphaeLeaks or @oakland.hyphae on InstagramSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Our SONG TO CHEW this week is PEACEFUL FEET, from my 'Grow It At Home' album.  I wrote it as part of a challenge sent out from Rounder Kids Records asking some of the best artists in children's and family music to create a one-minute song for an album called "HEAR AND GONE IN 60 SECONDS" It included my friends Bill Harley, Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer, Justin Roberts, Kim and Reggie Harris, Tom Paxton, Beethoven's Wig, Dan Crow, Dave Kinnoin, Parachute Express and Joanie Bartels, just to name a few!  I wrote a song that was silly, but also had larger themes of world peace, and we'll talk about that process. Thanks for stopping by.  I'll be back next week, with another ‘Song to Chew'! ~ Listen and subscribe to my Songs To Chew podcast = anywhere you get podcasts, or https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/peter-alsop-s-songs-to-chew/id1446179156 ~ CAMPING WITH DADS = https://www.amazon.com/Camping-Dads-Peter-Alsop/dp/B08CS871QW/ref=sr_1_1 ~ www.FaceBook.com/WeLikePeterAlsop ~ www.Youtube.com/peteralsop  = videos ~ www.Patreon.com/peteralsop  = support my music & other artistic endeavors ~ www.peteralsop.com/music  = CDs & downloads

Jesus invites us to listen to the richest, fullest party line ever created. Fr. Dan Riley, ofm, welcomes us to be invited as sisters and brothers with one another and to love God, our Father. Music, "Ready to Go," by Reggie Harris (used with permission). Produced May 24, 2023. Podcast #272. For more information about Mt. Irenaeus, visit www.mountainonline.org.

Thursdays 11:00am - 12:00pm (EDT)WHAT WILL THE AUDIENCE LEARN?The importance of engaging history through art and music as a means to enhance curriculum standards.EPISODE SUMMARY:Reggie Harris is a songwriter, storyteller, and lecturer who engages all the senses to help expand the knowledge base in the fields of music, history, and the social sciences.He has helped teachers, students and community leaders to become more effective agents and advocates of student-based learning. Reggie's workshops include but are not limited to: I HAVE A DREAM: HOW MARTIN CLIMBED THE MOUNTAIN; MUSIC AND THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD; and RACE AND SONG: A MUSICAL CONVERSATION AMONG TWO FRIENDS.Join Rev. Dr. TLC and Reggie Harris as they discuss his passion for music, storytelling, and history. Learn about Reggie's work with the Living Legacy Project, which offers pilgrimages across the south to gain first hand knowledge about the Civil Rights Movement.https://reggieharrismusic.com/Tune in for this important conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by Clicking Here.

Another special guest appearance Run Down with our homie Dr. Reggie Harris. Cowboys lose again in the divisional round, Shannon Sharpe wanted all the smoke with the Memphis Grizzlies and we go little deep with the senseless Tyre Nichols situation that happened in our home town of Memphis. Plus plenty more including our signature Quickie segment. We do it all presidentially with an executive mindset. #TyreNichols #ShannonSharpe #Cowboys #ThePrezEx Follow JB on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejb901/Follow RAG on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/777stringer/Check out this episode's show on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_ERlSQNa_fcDon't forget to catch up on past episodes and run downs on our YouTube channel: ​https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-KDLl-AubeqHQM9uF0muMABe sure to SUBSCRIBE and LIKE the videos!Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theprezexLike us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theprezexFollow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ThePrezExSend all requests and business inquiries via Email: theprezex@gmail.com

In this episode, Joe interviews Reggie Harris: Founder of Oakland Hyphae, which organizes events like the Hyphae Cup (previously the Psilocybin Cup), and performs psilocybin potency testing through Hyphae Labs.  www.psychedelicstoday.com

This is the latest episode of the Chocolate News Podcast. We bring you news that discusses issues affecting the Black community.On today's show we will be discussing the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the 2022 Primetime Emmys, the future of local and nationwide politics, and more.Joining us today is Dani Isaacsohn (Cohear Founder/CEO and candidate for State Representative in District 24), Cincinnati City Councilman Reggie Harris, Cincinnati City Councilwoman Meeka Owens, and Rickell Howard Smith (Candidate for Juvenile Court Judge)This week's episode is hosted by John Alexander Reese (Digital Editor, The Cincinnati Herald) and Andria Carter (Digital Correspondent, The Cincinnati Herald)   Originally recorded on Wednesday, September 14th, 2022.To follow Isaacsohn's political campaign, go to: https://votedani.com/To follow Smith's campaign, go to: https://rickellforjudge.com/ Make sure to check out the stories we talked about today on our website at www.TheCincinnatiHerald.com.Follow us at The Cincinnati Herald” on FacebookFollow us @CinciHerald on Twitter and Instagram.Follow us on YouTube, just search for The Herald TVMake sure to check out the stories we talked about today on our website at www.TheCincinnatiHerald.com. You can also follow us on social media. We're on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. We also have our own YouTube channel. Just search for The Herald TV.

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 09/05/2022 featuring: Rhiannon Giddens “I Shall Not Be Moved” They're Calling Me Home (2021 Nonesuch) 4:58 Crys Matthews “Exactly Where You Are” Changemakers (2021 Crys Matthews) 4:01 Joe Jencks “Let Me Sing You a Song” Poets, Philosophers, Workers & Wanderers (2017 Joe Jencks) 4:33 Leyla McCalla “Heart of Gold” Vari-Colored Songs: a Tribute to Langston Hughes (2013 Smithsonian Folkways) 2:59 Deidre McCalla “That's How We Pray” Endless Grace (2022 Deidre McCalla) 4:33 Reggie Harris “Love Guides the Wounded Heart” Ready to Go (2018 Reggie Harris) 4:00 Allison Russell “Persephone” Outside Child (2021 Birds of Chicago) 4:22 Jen Cork “Maryanne” Single (2022 Jen Cork) 4:22 Ordinary Elephant “Jenny & James” Honest (2019 Ordinary Elephant) 3:26 Sam Gleaves “Ain't We Brothers” Ain't We Brothers (2015 Community Music) 3:53 Brennen Leigh “Billy & Beau” Prairie Love Letter (2020 Brennen Leigh) 3:17 Joy Oladokun “Who Do I Turn To?” in defense of my own happiness you (2021 Amigo) 3:07 Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer “Gentle Arms of Eden” Drum Hat Buddha (2014 Signature Sounds) 3:03

WSSP's high school insider, Mike McGivern, is joined in studio by former Marquette High basketball standout Reggie Harris and his coach, Paul Noack for a special edition of the Majerus Family Foundation High School Sports Show! Guests on the show: Jerry Homan, class of 1970 Felix Mantilla, class of 1972 Tom Sager, coach at Don Bosco Tom Griffey, Pius HS class of 1973 Bruce Lanser, class of 1976 Kevin Keyes, class of 1986

** I was honored to Moderate The 17th Edition of The Harlem International Film Festival in NYC both Live screenings and Virtual. Here is an amazing talkback with two incredible people, from the festival. I thank #HIFF and you for watching the interview. --Celebrating the art of cinema in the home of the Harlem Renaissance, The Harlem International Film Festival (Hi) inspires and entertains by honoring dynamic films by anyone about anything under the sun. Conceived from the belief that we all have unique experiences and perspectives to share, the Festival actively seeks and exhibits fresh and urgent work. Hi is committed to exemplifying the eminence that Harlem represents and is dedicated to bringing attention to the finest filmmakers from Harlem to Hong Kong. www.HarlemFilmFestival.org IG: @harlemfilmfest Youtube: @Harlem Film Festival @FB: @Harlem-International-Film-Festival ---Truth Tellers: Director/Editor/Cinematograher . Richard Kane, Melody Kane-Lewis (Co-Producer), Judith Dawn Hallet (Writer) Kane Lewis Productions (All rights reserved by them for the trailer) -Truth Tellers is a film about American Courage. Artist/activist Robert Shetterly has painted over 250 portraits of great Americans and etched inspiring quotes into the backgrounds of each. From the fight to remove symbols of hate to sustainability and climate activism, and from whistleblowing to the rights of indigenous people, Shetterly uses his art to explore these activists' response to some of the most pressing issues of our time. www.TruthTellersFilm.com ---Reggie Harris www.Reggie HarrisMusic.com -- A songwriter of great depth and passion, Reggie Harris writes from a personal sense of mission that merges a world wise point of view with a singularly hopeful stance that life, though often challenging, is filled with possibility and hope. His songs reveal thoughts about life and love and some of the deep aspects of the human experience and cover topics from his own personal journey to world issues and history. **For booking contact Susan Lounsbury at Loyd Artists (518) 647-5916 and susan@loydartists.com -----—-** Host: Contact/ Follow Marcos on IG/Fb/IMdb/Twitter/TikTok: @MarcosLuis and www.MarcosLuis.com —Show" Contact/Follow: IG/Fb/Twitter/Tumbler/LinkedIn/Youtube/TikTok @OneMicNite www.OneMicnIte.com ------** Music on Audio Podcast: "OMN Theme Song 'Halftime' by Daniel Howse youtube @ProfesorSoraMusic ** Audio Podcast: Available wherever you download podcasts.. ** -- ***OneMicNite and Marcos Luis have been here since 2006 as with a Home and platform for Indie Artists around the world. In @022 OneMicNite received a NYC Arts Cultural Grant. --- Support Us Now: http://www.Anchor.fm/onemicnite --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/onemicnite/support

Milwaukee Bucks legend and National Basketball Hall of Famer, Sidney Moncrief, joins Mike McGivern and Reggie Harris to discuss his relationship with legendary coach and Milwaukeean, Rick Majerus.

WSSP's high school insider, Mike McGivern, is joined in-studio this week by Reggie Harris for a special edition of the Majerus Family Foundation High School Sports Show. We are joined by several guests with ties to the Milwaukee basketball community to give stories and talk about the legend that was Rick Majerus! Guests this hour:  Joe Hauser - Played for Majerus at St. Sebastian's School and Marquette High School Sidney Moncrief - Milwaukee Bucks legend and National Basketball Hall of Famer

WSSP's high school insider, Mike McGivern, is joined in-studio this week by Reggie Harris for a special edition of the Majerus Family Foundation High School Sports Show. We are joined by several guests with ties to the Milwaukee basketball community to give stories and talk about the legend that was Rick Majerus! Guests this hour: Earl Tatum - Member of the 1977 Marquette national championship team; Majerus was a member of the coaching staff that season under Al McGuire. Jeff Jonas - former Utah Ute and NBA basketball player, was an analyst for Utah basketball while Majerus was head coach Majerus' niece, Kelly Sheehan

Juneteenth commemorates June 19th 1865, when Union General Gordon Grainger announced General Order No.3 proclaiming freedom from slavery in Texas. Celebrations eventually took a back seat to the civil rights movement in the 1960s. With the advent of Black Lives Matter new emphasis has been placed on the holiday which we feature on this week's program. We'll hear music from Reggie Harris, Eric Bibb, Robert Finley, Our Native Daughters, Sweet Honey in the Rock and many more. We celebrate Juneteenth … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian-FolkwaysMichael J. Miles / “Mississippi Overture” / Mississippi River Suite / Right Turn on RedEric Bibb / “Drinkin' Gourd” / Jericho Road / Stony PlainChampion Jack Dupree / “I'm Going to Write the Governor of Georgia” / Classic Protest Songs Smithsonian-FolkwaysThe Clara Ward Singers / “Twelve Gates to the City” / Meetin' Tonight / VanguardRobert Finley / “Sharecropper's Son” / Sharecropper's Son / Easy Eye SoundLurie Bell & the Bell Dynasty / “What My Momma Told Me” / Tribute to Carey Bell / DelmarkLeyla McCalla / “As I Grow Older-Dreamer” / Vari-Colored Songs / Smithsonian-FolkwaysAllison Russell / “Hy-Brasil” / Outside Child” / FantasyReggie Harris / “Standing in Freedom's Name” / On Solid Ground / Self ProducedMichael J. Miles / “Mississippi Rising” / Mississippi River Suite / Right Turn on RedOur Native Daughters / “Moon Meets the Sun” / Songs of Our Native Daughters / Smithsonian-FolkwaysRhiannon Giddens / “I Shall Not Be Moved” / They're Calling Me Home / NonesuchSweet Honey in the Rock / “Oh, Sankofa” / #Love in Evolution / AppleseedEric Bibb / “This Land is Your Land” / Migration Blues / Stony PlainPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian-Folkways

June 17 at the Paradise Hills Golf course Tapia Promotions will honor the legacy of late world champion Johnny Tapia with day of Boxing. New Mexico State champion and Johnny Tapia protégé Josh “Pitbull” Torres will face unbeaten Reggie Harris in the main event. Torres talks the upcoming fight, recovering from the first major injury of his career, and what it will be like to coach and fight on the same night. Follow on social media · Facebook: Caged Minds Combat Sports News · Twitter: @CagedMindsMMA · IG: @cagedminds_csn · YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/cagedmindsmmashow · Pick up the merchandise: https://www.nowprints.com/caged-minds --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 04/18/2022 featuring: Jake Blount “Move, Daniel” Spider Tales (2020 Jake Blount) 5:03 Noah Zacharin “Moon On My Side” silence Spoken Here (1998 Soffwin Music) 3:35 Joy Ike “Full” Bigger Than Your Box (2018 Joy Ike) 3:46 Darden Smith “Perfect For a Little While” Western Skies (2021 Bull By The Horns) 4:05 Cheryl Cawood “Running out of Time” Bullet in the Cabin Wall (2022 Cheryl Cawood) 3:21 Joe Crookston “Darkling/BlueBird (Fear & Transcend)” Darkling & the BlueBird Jubilee (2011 Joe Crookston) 4:01 The Honey Dewdrops “Garden” Light Behind Light (2022 The Honey Dewdrops) 4:09 Lauren Balthrop “Long Day” This Time Around (2018 Lauren Balthrop) 3:50 Wendy Beckerman “Mango Moon” Mango Moon (1997 Wendy Beckerman) 3:18 Reggie Harris “Hello in There” On Solid Ground (2021 Reggie Harris) 4:14 Sunny War “All Life's Worth” Can I Sit with You? (2020 Harlan Steinberger) 4:13 Britton Patrick Morgan “Fish and Time to Kill” I Wanna Start a Band (2021 Britton Patrick Morgan) 4:21

Jesus came to set fire to our earth, bringing us to new life from our empty tombs. Fr. Dan Riley, ofm, shares this Easter reflection. Music, "Alleluia, Are Not Our Hearts," by Fr. Cyprian Consiglio and, "This Little Light of Mine," by Kim and Reggie Harris (used with permission). Produced April 17, 2022. Podcast #254. For more information about Mt. Irenaeus, visit www.mountainonline.org.

Reggie Harris and Ian Bollinger of Oakland Hyphae and Hyphae Labs drop by the podcast and unleash a torrent of scientific and social upheaval in the myco space, the psychedelic community, and the world at large.We talk about psilocybin potency testing and the Hyphae Spectrum, the upcoming California Psychedelic Conference in Los Angeles on April 23 and 24, how white people and the white community can best support the BIPOC community, and much more.Please rate and review the podcast wherever you're listening - See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Imette St, Guillen Murder case #DarrylLittlejohn #JohJayCollege #NYPD #DNA #Detectives #75Squad The SoHo bar bouncer convicted in the 2006 rape and murder of Imette St. Guillen, a 24-year-old graduate student, was sentenced to life without parole in Brooklyn State Supreme Court. “I hope that the conclusion of these proceedings today will provide you with some small measure of solace,” Judge Abraham G. Gerges told Ms. St. Guillen's relatives. Ms. St. Guillen was last seen alive on Feb. 25, 2006, leaving the Falls bar through a side door at closing time with the bouncer, Darryl Littlejohn. Her body was found handcuffed, gagged and wrapped in a blanket alongside a desolate road in East New York, Brooklyn, later that day. The killing was widely publicized and led the City Council to pass legislation intended to make nightclubs safer. In court, Ms. St. Guillen's mother, Maureen, read aloud a letter that her daughter had written on the night of her 24th birthday. She had spent the day shopping, she wrote, and then had dinner with two girlfriends at a Mexican restaurant before returning home to study. “I will never share another birthday with Imette,” her mother said. She recalled the last time she saw her daughter alive, when the young woman came to visit her in Florida just days before she was killed. She watched her daughter board the plane back to New York, she said, wearing a white shirt and hooded sweatshirt, her hair pulled back in a ponytail. “The last thing she did was turn around and wave and mouth, ‘I love you,' ” she said. Ms. St. Guillen's older sister, Alejandra, struggled to speak, her voice shaking as she held back tears. Mr. Littlejohn, who is currently serving 25 years to life in the kidnapping of a young woman in 2005, did not make a statement before the sentencing and showed no emotion when the judge gave his ruling. And Ms. St. Guillen's hands, and his DNA was found on the handle of a snow brush investigators found near her body. One of his mother's hairs was found on the blanket Ms. St. Guillen's body was wrapped in, as was semen from his brother Reggie Harris, who died in 1994. Prosecutors also used cellphone data to show that later on the day Ms. St. Guillen disappeared, Mr. Littlejohn made the trip from his home in Queens to the area where her body was found and back again. Mr. Littlejohn's lawyer, Joyce David, said she would file a notice of appeal. Speaking outside the courtroom after the sentencing, she said Mr. Littlejohn had remained silent when asked if he wished to make a statement because “there was really nothing for him to say.” “It's hard for him to say he's sorry for something he didn't do,” she said. Mr. Littlejohn has maintained that he was framed to protect Daniel Dorrian, who managed the Falls. Ms. David said that the appeal would focus on documents she has so far been unable to view, including personnel records of one or more detectives who worked on the case, and notes from investigators' meetings.. But the lead prosecutor, Kenneth Taub, said, “Barring some successful appeal, he will die in jail.” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otcpod1/support

We see in St. Francis, St. Clare and Thomas Merton an awakening, seeing the world differently. There's a hidden wholeness among us, Merton says. Fr. Dan Riley, ofm, offers a reflection on these words and a quadrant of awakening, attentiveness, appreciation and action. Music, "Awakening" by Fr. Cyprian Consiglio and "Let Us Break Bread Together" by Kim and Reggie Harris (used with permission). Produced Feb. 2, 2022. Podcast #249. For more information about Mt. Irenaeus, visit www.mountainonline.org.

In celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we bring you a special in-depth interview/performance with Reggie Harris and Alastair Moock! This special edition of the Music For The New Revolution podcast features music for Reggie and Alastair's live performance at People's Light in Malvern, PA in September 2021, and discussion of their program: Race and Song, "an exploration of history and current events through the lens of race, using the powerful tool of music." Songs include: 1. I'm On My Way (Trad.) 2. Freight Train (by Elizabeth Cotten) 3. Wade in the Water (Trad.) 4. This Little Light (Trad.) 5. On Solid Ground (by Reggie Harris - excerpt) 6. Be a Pain (by Alastair Moock)

Welcome to The Apple Seed! Some time filled with stories for you and your family. Since 2013 we've been bringing you tall tales, personal tales, fairy tales, historical tales and more. All kinds of tales, from all kinds of tellers. Sometimes stories are so new and different from the ones we are used to hearing that we have a hard time understanding their value. We all have to work through a little fear of the unknown, and it takes some practice to see the goodness in new stories. The good news is, we can learn to see the inherent goodness in those stories. The more we listen to new and different tales, the more we consider the different cultural lenses through which people may see those stories, and therefore, the more we learn to love them and their tellers. In the words of Elder Gerrit W. Gong, “If we are humble, we will be surprised by goodness in unexpected places, and we may create opportunities to grow closer to someone who, like us, is not perfect.” Even if stories differ from the ones you usually tell, you can often find their inherent goodness as you listen. Today's stories will explore quirky ideas like baby birds finding their mother through song, a snake's marriage proposal to a woman, even a donkey challenging a toad to a race! Each story may seem a little odd at first, but if you listen for a bit of their inherent goodness, you will hear themes of familial strength and expanded love. On today's episode, enjoy the following: "The Woman and the Snake" by Barry Stewart Mann from The Improbable Love of Ethel and Elmer and Other Offbeat Tales of Romance (1:54) "The Three Army Surgeons" by Ingrid Nixon from Grimm's with a Twist (11:19) "Donkey & Toad" by The Storycrafters from Classics with a Twist (21:31) "The People Who Could Fly" by Kim and Reggie Harris (30:55) "The Little Red Hen" by Donald Davis from Grandma's Lap Stories (47:43)

We talk to Meeka Owens, Reggie Harris and Mark Jeffreys

Reggie Harris is the CEO & Co-Founder of Bubba Kush. He has 20 plus years of providing solutions to businesses. With a focus on helping companies develop strategies to grow and embrace their inner entrepreneurial spirit. He combines a blend of business know how and marketing strategy to assist businesses in their quest for improved performance & success. Today we discuss branding, sports Team Management, the marijuana Industry, social equity, & mass incarceration. Tune into to learn more about Reggie and what he's building over at Bubba Kush. https://bubbakush.co/ https://www.facebook.com/BubbaKushCertified/ @BubbaKushCertified --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/collisstutzer/message

Musician and activist Reggie Harris uses his art to build community, share the burden of our challenges, and enact social change. He discusses the intersectionality of activism and the history of our country to exercise our rights as Americans. This week he shares his experience as a co-signer of a student loan that doesn't even belong to him. Reggie is featured in the upcoming Scared to Debt documentary series. Read More -  https://matteroflifeanddebt.com/episode-27-student-loan-co-signer/ Transcript -  https://matteroflifeanddebt.com/episode-27-student-loan-co-signer/#transcript

From Scared to Debt to Action, Nikki moderates a panel for Sallie Mae Not, the first episode of the Scared to Debt documentary series. Nikki asks panelists Alan Collinge, founder of Student Loan Justice, Reggie Harris, musician and educator, and Mike McGuirk, activist, and founder of Bliss Factory about their personal experiences as student debt borrowers. The panel discusses the current activism around student debt cancellation and its connection to the Civil Rights Movement and the use of music, film, and artistic expression as an essential piece to the student debt movement's success. Read More

We're launching into a heavy discourse today and we're not pulling any punches.Please give a warm welcome to Reggie Harris of Oakland Hyphae -Today on the pod we're going to be dipping into the first ever Oakland Psychedelic Conference that's popping off tomorrow, 9/18/2021, and covering some of the speakers and panels relevant to this momentous occasion - We're also diving into the work that Hyphae Labs is doing in potency testing and the Psilocybin Cup - we're talking psilocybin mushrooms and online censorship, which is an evolving dialogue which Reggie and I are committed to addressing on an ongoing basis - we're talking pitfalls and opportunities of mycopreneurs engaging with large corporate entities when fat stacks are on the table - what Reggie wishes he would have known before entering into a business relationship with multi-million dollar operations - and we're talking mushrooms and music.All that and a whole lot more, we're fucking stoked that you're here, stick around to the end of the episode because very much like the upcoming Oakland Psychedelic conference, the Mycopreneur Podcast is 1 of 1, so let's get this show on the road! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reggie Harris is a singer/songwriter, activist, and educator who has been active for over 40 years. Over the course of his career he's recorded an impressive amount of music, won awards for his contributions to Civil Rights education, been featured on CNN, and is the Co-President of the Living Legacy Project. He has a new album out, called “On Solid Ground” that is a thoughtful and soulful reflection on our current world. I hope you enjoy our conversation.

What is it about villains that we like so much? How do we overcome the instinct to deny our guilt and plead our case when being painted as a villain in a scene? What role does status play in the hero-villain relationship? These are the themes that Arastoo Darkashan, Reggie Harris, and I have fun discussing. Arastoo is a regular performer with Synergy Theater, and also pursues acting, writing, and music. Reggie uses what he learns in Synergy Theater classes in his professional voiceover work. Reggie's company, Better Together, offers coaching on how to use improv principles in on-the-job settings. The truth is, every good dramatic story needs a villain. Get in touch with your dark side, in service to the story, with Reggie and Arastoo!

Aired: June 2, 2021 A special Sustain What episode with two scientists, a journalist and a songwriter offering ways to navigate turbulence, polarization and disinformation with the fewest regrets. Join Andy Revkin of Columbia's Climate School with Carnegie Mellon philosopher Andy Norman; solution-focused journalist Amanda Ripley; Columbia University psychologist and conflict dissector Peter Coleman, and songwriter and storyteller Reggie Harris. Send feedback and ideas for future shows: http://j.mp/sustainwhatfeedback Here's more on our guests: - Peter T. Coleman, a professor of psychology and education at Columbia University, will discuss lessons from his new book, “The Way Out - How to Overcome Toxic Polarization.” Coleman holds a joint appointment at Teachers College and the Earth Institute and directs two research centers. He is also the author of “Making Conflict Work: Harnessing the Power of Disagreement” (2014) and “The Five Percent: Finding Solutions to Seemingly Impossible Conflicts” (2011), among other books. He says “The Way Out” is “about why we are stuck in our current cultural riptide and what we can do to find our way out. It will explain how patterns of intractable polarization can and do change, and offer a set of principles and practices for navigating and healing the more difficult divides in your home, workplace and community.” Learn more: https://thewayoutofpolarization.com/ - Reggie Harris is a longtime folk singer and songwriter, storyteller and educator who has worked and sung for racial understanding, human rights and justice for decades. He'll speak about his experiences at the interface of love and hate, Black and White and maybe sing a song or two. He describes his new album, “On Solid Ground,” as a “call for personal and national grounding in the explosion of racial and civil unrest and the growing worldwide death spiral that was 2020.” Explore Harris's music, writing and activities: https://reggieharrismusic.com/ - Andy Norman teaches philosophy and directs the Humanism Initiative at Carnegie Mellon University. He says his focus is studying how ideologies short-circuit minds and corrupt moral understanding and developing tools that help people reason together in more fruitful ways. Norman will describe insights offered in his new book, “Mental Immunity: Infectious Ideas, Mind-Parasites, and the Search for a Better Way to Think." Learn more: https://andynorman.org/ - Amanda Ripley is a solutions-focused journalist and bestselling author who has become a champion of a new style of journalism sifting less for sound bites and more for pathways to insight amid complexity. Her new book is “High Conflict: Why We Get Trapped and How We Get Out.” Here's Ripley's summary of this concept: “When we are baffled by the insanity of the ‘other side'—in our politics, at work, or at home—it's because we aren't seeing how the conflict itself has taken over. That's what ‘high conflict' does. People do escape high conflict. Individuals—even entire communities—can short-circuit the feedback loops of outrage and blame, if they want to. This is a mind-opening new way to think about conflict that will transform how we move through the world.” Explore: https://amandaripley.com/high-conflict Sustain What, produced and hosted by Andy Revkin, is a series of conversations seeking progress where complexity and consequence collide.

We're invited to take a deep walk into life and risk believing it's a life of great joy and nourishment (amid goodness and difficulties). Fr. Dan Riley, ofm, shares this reflection, including a favorite phrase, "Life is Good," of Fr. Dan Hurley, ofm.   Music: "Vedahametam" by Fr. Cyprian Consiglio and "Let Us Break Bread Together" by Kim and Reggie Harris (used with permission). Produced Aug. 9, 2021. Podcast #239. For more information about Mt. Irenaeus, visit www.mountainonline.org. 

Reggie Harris has always been full of music & inspiration, but never more so than as he finishes his 7th decade on the planet.

Juneteenth commemorates the day (June 19, 1865) when Union General Gordon Grainger announced General Order No.3 proclaiming freedom from slavery in Texas. Celebrations of the date happened at the time, but eventually took a back seat to the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s. With the advent of Black Lives Matter, new emphasis has been placed on the holiday … and we’ll be celebrating this week as well. We'll share music from Reggie Harris, Eric Bibb, Robert Finley, Our Native Daughters, Sweet Honey in the Rock and many more. It’s Juneteenth ... this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine. Episode #21-24: Juneteenth Host: Tom Druckenmiller Artist/”Song”/CD/Label Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / SmithsonianFolkways Michael J. Miles / “Mississippi Overture” / Mississippi River Suite / Right Turn on Red Eric Bibb / “Drinkin' Gourd” / Jericho Road / Stony Plain Champion Jack Dupree / “I'm Going to Write the Governor of Georgia” / Classic Protest Songs Smithsonian-Folkways The Clara Ward Singers / “Twelve Gates to the City” / Meetin' Tonight / Vanguard Robert Finley / “Sharecropper's Son” / Sharecropper's Son / Easy Eye Sound Lurie Bell & the Bell Dynasty / “What My Momma Told Me” / Tribute to Carey Bell / Delnark Leyla McCalla / “As I Grow Older-Dreamer” / Vari-Colored Songs / Smithsonian-Folkways Allison Russell / “Hy-Brasil” / Outside Child” / Fantasy Reggie Harris / “Standing in Freedom's Name” / On Solid Ground / Self Produced Michael J. Miles / “Mississippi Rising” / Mississippi River Suite / Right Turn on Red Our Native Daughters / “Moon Meets the Sun” / Songs of Our Native Daughters / Smithsonian-Folkways Rhiannon Giddens / “I Shall Not Be Moved” / They're Calling Me Home / Nonesuch Sweet Honey in the Rock / “Oh, Sankofa” / #Love in Evolution / Appleseed Eric Bibb / “This Land is Your Land” / Migration Blues / Stony Plain Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / SmithsonianFolkways

Ian Bruce; Reggie Harris; Bill Hudson and Jesse Milnes & Emily Miller

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The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 04/05/2021 featuring: Scott Cook “Let Love Have Its Way” Tangle of Souls (2020 Scott Cook) 5:01 Reggie Harris “Hello in There” On Solid Ground (2021 Reggie Harris) 4:14 Ellis Delaney “The Finest Adventure” Ordinary Love (2020 Ellis Delaney) 3:50 Dave Richardson “Love for Love” Palms to Pines (2021 Branch And Thorn Music) 3:26 Rod MacDonald “Everybody's Leaving Town” Boulevard (2020 Blue Flute Music) 4:01 Liz Simmons “When the Waters Rise” Poets (2021 Liz Simmons) 3:58 Claire Kelly “Detour” The Scenic Route (2021 Midnight Masquerade) 3:02 Peter Mulvey & SistaStrings “Who's Gonna Love You Now?” Live at the Cafe Carpe (2020 Righteous Babe Records) 3:23 The Sweet Remains “Leading Me Home” Laurel & Sunset (2008 The Sweet Remains) 3:32 Cheryl Wheeler “Arrow” Circles & Arrows (1990 Capitol Records Nashville) 4:19 Sunny War “It's Name Is Fear” Simple Syrup (2021 Hen House Studios) 3:21 Big Little Lions “Old Armchairs” Inside Voice (2019 AntiFragile Music) 4:36

Episode 31 is a tribute to Anne Feeney, the beloved musician and activist, who died of COVID-19 on Feb. 3, 2021. We celebrate and honor her life and music with testimonials from Neil Gorfinkle, Ben Grosscup, Roy Zimmerman, Pat Lamanna, Terry Kitchen, Ed Knox, Billy Jonas, Vicki Ryder, Reggie Harris, Peter Alsop, and David Rovics. Playlist (all songs performed by Anne Feeney, except where indicated): 1. Have You Been to Jail for Justice? 2. Shell Game 3. We're Nursing as Fast as We Can (by Joan Hill) 4. B Side (by Peggy Seeger) 5. National Health Care Now! 6. I Married a Hero 7. Me Case con un Heroe 8. We Just Come to Work Here 9. Scabs 10. War on the Workers 11. Whatever Happened to the 8 Hour Day? 12. The Rich Man's House 13. Peter Alsop: People Like You (by Si Kahn) 14. Rebuild America - Keep Hope Alive 15. We Do the Work (by Jon Fromer)

We shine the light on Nazareth's Civil Rights Journey, an extraordinary immersive learning experience that we have been offering for several years. Meet guide Reggie Harris, who partners with Nazareth to lead this life-changing trip. Hear from Nazareth students who have attended the journey and their transformative take-aways. Harris also talks about his week-long fellowship at Nazareth that starts Sunday, March 21.  Guests: Reggie Harris is co-president of the board and director of music for the Living Legacy Project, Nazareth's community partner for the Civil Rights Journey. He has earned distinction as one of the foremost interpreters and song leaders of the music of the Underground Railroad and the modern Civil Rights movement. Most recently, Reggie received the Folk Alliance International Spirit of Folk and W.E.B. Du Bois Legacy awards. Jamie Fazio is Nazareth College's Catholic Chaplain and has been on several Civil Rights Journeys. Rameen Copeland ‘20, ‘21G is a graduate student studying global business & leadership. He holds graduate assistantships with both the Center for Spirituality and the Center for Service-Learning. Serena Viktor ‘20, ‘21G is in the final semester of her master's of social work program at Nazareth College; she also holds a bachelor's of social work from Nazareth. She co-facilitates an empowerment group for Women of Color. She also has been awarded the Nazareth College Presidential Civic Engagment Award for her tireless work in campaigning for racial justice, solidarity, and equity within the Nazareth community and the Rochester area. Ms. Viktor plans on pursuing a law degree and establishing a non-profit organization in Zambia to advocate for mental health services for women and girls. She is a board member for Worker Justice Center New York, helping to raise funding and advocating for effective policy solutions rooted in research-based policy innovation.  Carolyn Carlic '23 is a sophomore majoring in environmental science and sustainability and minoring in religious studies. She traveled on the Civil Rights Journey in January 2020 and this has shaped her career goals toward work in environmental justice. Nate Allen ‘23 is a sophomore majoring in finance. He's currently taking courses in economics and leadership & ethics and is part of the men's tennis team and volleyball team.

This week we conclude our three-part celebration of Black History Month. Focusing on the blues and soul, we’ll feature Aretha Franklin, Mance Lipscomb, BB King, Richie Havens, Kim & Reggie Harris, Selwin Birchwood and many more. It’s a celebration of Black culture … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine. Episode #21-07: Black History Month, Pt.3 Host: Tom Druckenmiller Artist/”Song”/CD/Label Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways Booker T & the MG's / “Mo' Onions” / The Best of Booker T and the MG's / Atlantic Aretha Franklin / “Chain of Fools (unedited version)” / Lady Soul / Atlantic The Neville Brothers / “Woman's Gotta Have It” / Neville-ization / Black Top Selwyn Birchwood / “Mama Knows Best” / Living in a Burning House / Alligator Mance Lipscomb / “Going Down Slow” / Texas Songster / Arhoolie Pinetop Perkins / “Down in Mississippi” / Pinetop Perkins & Friends / Telarc BB King / “See That My Grave is Kept Clean” / One Kind Favor / Geffen BB King Blues Band / “Taking Care of Business” / The Soul of the King / Ruf Booker T & the MG's / “Soul Dressing” / The Best of Booker T and the MG's / Atlantic Dual Drive / “Rock Steady” / The Memphis Project / Icehouse Richie Havens / “With a Little Help from My Friends” / Richard P. Haves, 1983 / Raven Kim & Reggie Harris / “Wade in the Water” / In the Heat of the Summer / Folk Era Stevie Wonder / “Superstition” / Talking Book / Tamla Elizabeth Cotten / “Vastapol” / Freight Train and Other North Carolina Folksongs and Tunes / Smithsonian Folkways Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 02/01/2021 featuring: Sophie Buskin “Strange Things” Sweet Creature (2018 Sophie Buskin) 4:48 Lizzy Plotkin & Natalie Spears “Seasons Change” Just over the Ridge (2021 Lizzy Plotkin & Natalie Spears) 4:06 Dan Weber “What I'm Lookin' For” What I'm Lookin' For (2015 Dan Weber) 4:12 The Rough & Tumble “You Took Your Turn” We're Only Family If You Say So (2021 The Rough & Tumble) 3:16 Sam Pointer “Lonesome” What Good Is Money (2020 Red Mountain) 4:22 Sunny War “Can I Sit with You?” Can I Sit with You? (2020 Harlan Steinberger) 3:40 Peter Mulvey & SistaStrings “Bicycle” Live at the Cafe Carpe (2020 Righteous Babe) 3:38 Letitia Vansant “Something Real” Circadian (2020 Letitia VanSant) 4:10 Kristina Olsen “The Man With the Bright Red Car” Hurry On Home (1995 Rounder) 3:41 Reggie Harris “Love Guides the Wounded Heart” Ready to Go (2018 Reggie Harris) 3:59 Hannah Wyatt “Easy” Phantom Burn (2020 Records DK) 4:02 Matt Nakoa “Chokecherry Hill” A Dozen Other Loves (2014 Matt Nakoa) 4:04

The wonder of God's love dawns upon this Christmas! Fr. Dan Riley, ofm, shares this Christmas reflection as we follow the star of Bethlehem. Music, "Let Us Go to Bethlehem," by Fr. Cyprian Consiglio and, "Rise Up Shepherd and Follow" by Kim and Reggie Harris (used with permission). Produced Dec. 23, 2020. Podcast #231. For more information about Mt. Irenaeus, visit www.mountainonline.org.

"Yes, friends, I am concerned, agitated, full of righteous rage and fired up and at times, worn down. I’m working the self-care thing too. But I am not scared!" Musical storyteller Reggie Harris posted this candid essay on his Facebook page the day before the 2020 U.S. election and from there it was shared dozens of times. While it was written in response to a specific event, its message of perseverance is helpful for all seekers after social and environmental justice.

Reggie Harris, one of folk music's most joyful performers  committed to music as community building, talks to Cheryl about everything from his youth in Philadelphia, to the girl who made him learn guitar, to becoming a teaching artist at The Kennedy Center, and beyond. 

Sometimes stories are so new and different from the ones we are used to hearing that we have a hard time understanding their value. We all have to work through a little fear of the unknown, and it takes some practice to see the goodness in new stories. The good news is, we can learn to see the inherent goodness in those stories. The more we listen to new and different tales, the more we consider the different cultural lenses through which people may see those stories, and therefore, the more we learn to love them and their tellers. Even if stories differ from the ones you tell, you can often find their inherent goodness as you listen. Today's stories will explore quirky ideas like a snake's marriage proposal to a woman and even a donkey challenging a toad to a race! Each story may seem a little odd at first, but if you listen for a bit of their inherent goodness, you will hear themes of familial strength and expanded love. Today on The Apple Seed, enjoy the following:"The Woman and the Snake" by Barry Stewart Mann from The Improbable Love of Ethel and Elmer and Other (8:23)Professional actor, writer, and storyteller Barry Stewart Man tells of a girl named Ambala, who can't seem to get rid of her illness. One day, the snake she and her father take care of every day appears to her in a dream, and tells her she will be healed. When she finds herself free of the illness soon after, she begins living a confident life till she is again visited by the snake in another dream. This time, he declares that she will marry him! And so, believing his predictions, she prepares to do just that. Listen in as Barry tells The Woman and the Snake, from his album The Improbable Love of Ethel and Elmer and Other. "The Three Army Surgeons" by Ingrid Nixon from Grimm's with a Twist  (8:34)Inspirational speaker and storyteller Ingrid Nixon tells of three army surgeons who were so skilled that they could remove their own body parts and sew them right back on by morning. One day, during their stay at an inn, the surgeons body parts go missing – the inn keeper and his wife find a way to replace their body parts, hoping they will not notice the different when morning comes. Puzzle along to this quirky tale as Ingrid tells The Three Army Surgeons, from her album Grimm's with a Twist.  "Donkey and Toad" by The Storycrafters from Classics with a Twist (8:00)Storytelling duo Barry Marshall and Jeri Burns, also known as The Storycrafters, tell of a donkey who would always brag about his long, strong legs as he laughs about his friend Toad's short, stubby ones. Toad enlists his children in helping him win the race, and instructs to jump out at Donkey and sing their ancestral song at him as he passes by. Tune in to the lyrics of this quirky song as The Storycrafters sing along to Donkey and Toad, from their album Classics with a Twist.  "The People Who Could Fly" by Kim and Reggie Harris (16:19)Our country is still wrestiling with a history so entangled with the enslavement of fellow human beings. A wealth of stories grew up among those enslaved people. And it's so remarkable that such a persistent thread among those stories is the thread of the mythical ability of the people to fly away to the magical country called "Freedom". This story called "the People Who Could Fly" was recorded live at the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival.  "The Little Red Hen" by Donald Davis from Grandma's Lap Stories (8:09)Donald Davis usually enthralls audiences with stories of his youth growing up in the Appalachian Mountains. But he tells traditional tales, too. Like "The Little Red Hen". 

Episode 21 celebrates more of Woody Guthrie's music, life and legacy in honor of Labor Day, with music from Sweet Honey in the Rock, Paul Kaplan, Wall of Voodoo, Tom Juravich, Billy Bragg & Wilco, The Klezmatics, Dropkick Murphys, Elise Witt, SONiA disappear fear, and Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, plus recorded testimonials from Peter Alsop, Joe Jencks, Paul Kaplan, Christine Lavin, Tret Fure, Roy Zimmerman, Liam Maloy, Bill Harley, David Rovics, Elise Witt, Sonia Rutstein, Reggie Harris, Purly Gates, and Sally Rogers.

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 06/01/2020 featuring: Tift Merritt "Keep You Happy" Another Country (2008 Fantasy) 5:05 Joy Oladokun "breathe again" breathe again - Single (2020 White Boy Records) 3:49 Reggie Harris "Love Guides the Wounded Heart" Ready to Go (2018 Reggie Harris) 4:00 Our Native Daughters "I Knew I Could Fly" Songs of Our Native Daughters (2019 Smithsonian Folkways Recordings) 3:40 The Mammals "Beyond Civilization" Nonet (2020 Humble Abode Music) 3:58 Moira Smiley & Voco "North Country" Laughter Out of Tears (2014 Moira Smiley) 4:11 Noah Zacharin "big Bright Moon" Waiting On Your Love (2007 Noah Zacharin) 3:51 Lucy Kaplansky "The Beauty Way" Reunion (2012 Red House Records) 4:11 Eric Andersen "Ol' 55" Be True to You (1975 RCA Records) 3:22 Crowes Pasture "Louisiana Charm" Crowes Pasture (2016 Crowes Pasture) 3:32 Dave Potts "$12.99 (Live)" Live At Sundilla (Live) (2012 Dave Potts) 3:45 The Rough & Tumble "Anywhere with You" Howling Back at the Wounded Dog (2019 The Rough & Tumble) 3:20

During these times in our country, we're called to find a new way. Fr. Dan Riley, ofm, offers this reflection inviting us to make this new way together as one people, just as the Gospel calls us to do. Music, “There Is a Light,” by Fr. Cyprian Consiglio and, "Let Us Break Bread Together," by Kim and Reggie Harris (used with permission). Produced June 7, 2020. Podcast #224. For more information about Mt. Irenaeus, visit www.mountainonline.org.

In light of George Floyd's death, I have invited 10 guests (black and white) to join me in discussing racism. I ask that as you listen you notice what may trigger certain thoughts and emotions within you. Be willing to become self aware of how the conversation is effecting you. Sit with these feelings and the awareness and begin to think about what you may want to learn more about, change, or get help growing in. Self awareness is a great place to start in helping in the healing process.Guests: Renard Ellis, Rishun McCaleb, Ishmael Harley, Apryll Washington, Reggie Harris, Christina Bracey, Courtney Layson, Jake Porter

Current Events - Let's Talk About IT! Relationships during the COVID19 Pandemic Topic of the Day Essential Worker Interview

The 12th episode of the "Music For The New Revolution" podcast features music and discussion about the current health crisis around the Corona Virus (Covid-19). Don't worry: we followed social distancing rules - David & Rodney recorded this podcast from their respective locations via Zoom! Musical artists include Peter Alsop, Kim & Reggie Harris, Mister Cumbia, Grace Morrison, Monika Ryan, Tommy Sands & Pete Seeger, Stuart Stotts, and John Toso, as well as the Bee Gees, Eric Carmen, The Georgia Satellites, Johnny Kidd & The Pirates, Ben Lee, Peggy Lee, Tom Lehrer, John Lennon, Pavement, and The Police. Please consider supporting this podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/musicforthenewrevolution

Recorded by Matt Murphy To benefit the making of the film Robert Shetterly: An American Who Tells the Truth, by Kane Lewis Productions of Sedgwick, this concert was held June 29, 2019 at the Blue Hill Town Hall, Maine, at 7pm, featuring Reggie Harris singer/social activist. Shetterly painted Harris’ portrait as a model of courageous citizenship. In addition to Reggie Harris’ performance, Shetterly and Harris held a public discussion about the Power of Art to Advance and Engage Social Activism. Pastor Elaine Hewes welcomed the audience with a “testimonial” poem about peacemaker/cellist Vedran Smailovic who played Albinoni’s “Adagio in G Minor” for 22 days on the shattered streets of Sarajevo, one day in memory of each of those recently killed in that civil war. The event was co-sponsored by the Union of Maine Visual Artists, WERU Community Radio, Americans Who Tell the Truth, Reversing Falls Sanctuary, Peninsula Peace & Justice, and Island Peace & Justice.

More fruits of the musical seeds planted by Pete Seeger over his 94 years, with guests like Reggie Harris, Annie Patterson & Peter Blood, Peter Alsop, and Sarah Pirtle (and several more folks in 2 weeks!). 3 weeks of Pete Seeger stories and music influenced by him!

This show was published: 05/30/2018 Reggie Harris "3:16 AM" - Reday To Go CD www.reggieharris.com @Regmusicman Rod Abernethy "The Bridge At Sagamore" - The Man I Am Supposed To Be (Disc 1)/2-CD Set www.rodabernethy.com @rodabernethy Joel "You Have Wings" - Seasons Change CD www.joelhernandez.com @_JoelHernandez Noise Downstairs "Lazarus" - Soul Of A Rider EP www.noisedownstairs.com @noisedownstairs Ellen Starski "Slip Of Paper" - The Days When Peonies Prayed for the Ants CD www.ellenstarski.com @StarskiEllen Joe Rollin Porter "Bound To Ride" - Take This Hammer CD www.joerollinporter.com Closing music: DJ Flowerdove "Wind Chill" www.soundcloud.com/flowerdove2168 Twitter: @flowerdove2168 Running time: 41 minutos Production/post-production: Dan Herman and DJ Flowerdove All content is free to listen and share via Creative Commons License version 4.0, non-derivative, non-commercial, full attribution. EMAIL: dan@radiocrystalblue.net Twitter: @radiocblue www.radiocrystalblue.net --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radiocblue/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiocblue/support

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Harry is doing his annual stint at Santa's workshop dealing with the toy rejects. He brings in a bunch to see if anyone wants one. Also, Kim and Reggie Harris do a really, really funny song, "You Ain't Gettin' Diddly Squat Cause You Really Screwed Up This Year" and Steve and Harry sing "Xmas in Killarney" and "I Wanna Be an Elf."

The 3rd episode of the "Music For The New Revolution" podcast, produced by David Heitler-Klevans and Rodney Whittenberg, features music related to summer heat and its effects on escalating tensions, sometimes leading to riots, as well as other "heat" related topics such as activism, police, the heating up of the "Cold War", etc. Musical artists include Public Enemy, Charles Bradley, Phil Ochs, Kim & Reggie Harris, Bernice Diskin, The Clash, The Ruts, The Wailers, MC5, Air Force 1, Midnight Oil and Michael Franti & Spearhead, and interviews with Reggie Harris and Sonny Ochs. Please consider supporting this podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/musicforthenewrevolution

Kim and Reggie Harris are Steve's guests. Great harmonies and funny songs, they've been playing for decades with the likes of Pete Seeger, Harry Belafonte, Jay Leno, Tom Paxton, and many others. Also, Steve and Harry audition candidates to be the new script girl but all they get is a script guy, script grandma, script dog, and none of them fit the bill. It's funnier than it sounds. Harry also sings the Dummy Song with Steve accompanying him on the piano. 

After a long hiatus, the podcast returns for a brief but mighty season 3! Our opener is Stephen Okey’s interview with Kim and Reggie Harris. In spring 2017, they were at Saint Leo University as part of the Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellows program for Saint Leo’s Black History Month celebrations. During the interview, they spoke with Steve about the influence of African-American spirituals in their faith lives, how they brought their music into education, and the interrelationship of music and history. Kim also reveals how she maintained a full-time touring schedule while working on her Ph.D. at Union Theological Seminary and how she arranged a setting of the Catholic mass around the spirituals. Moreover, for the first time on the podcast, the guests sing!   Kim and Reggie Harris are widely regarded musicians, storytellers, and educators, who have toured extensively throughout the United States and the world. Kim is a Visiting Professor in Theological Studies at Loyola Marymount University and a liturgical consultant for the Office of Black Ministry in the Archdiocese of New York. She earned a Ph.D. from Union Theological Seminary. Her dissertation project included creating “Welcome Table: A Mass of Spirituals,” along with M. Roger Holland II. Reggie is the Music Director for the Living Legacy Project, which focuses on civil rights and is affiliated with the Unitarian Universalist Church. Together they have produced numerous albums, including “Steal Away: Songs Of The Underground Railroad” (1998), “Let My People Go! A Jewish and African American Celebration of Freedom” (2005), “Get On Board! Underground Railroad & Civil Rights Freedom Songs, Vol. 2” (2007), and “Resurrection Day” (2012). Special thanks to Saint Leo University’s School of Arts and Sciences for making this interview possible.

On this episode Greg is on the road in Lake Geneva, WI. He sits down with Reggie Harris and Felix Mantilla Jr. as they discuss their involvement with Journey House Inc. Twitter: @dreamssports Email: dreamssports1@gmail.com

Stories told through song and music featuring Kim Weitkamp, Kim & Reggie Harris, David Holt & Doc Watson, Alton Chung, and more.

Once again, we will be joined by a "regular to the show," long-time Boston Globe Economics and Finance reporter, former reporter for The Economist, AND current researcher for the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, Kimberly Blanton.  Kim will join us for a  discussion about retirement and finance.   Kim and Reggie Harris combine a strong folk and gospel legacy with a solid background in classical, rock and pop music, with performances at venues such as The Kennedy Center, The Brooklyn Academy of Music, The Smithsonian Institute, Reunion Arena in Texas, and Psalm Festival in Graz, Austria, among many others.  The many other musicians they have performed with include Pete Seeger, Tom Paxton, and Harry Belafonte.  Kim and Reggie will join us to talk about they're musical history, what they're doing these days, and we'll play some of their music. Laura Gelezunas will be back to report in from the retirement paradise south of the border, Puerto Vallarta, MX. AND...SELF-LOVE!  Why and how?

Talking Smooth Jazz welcomes the group ZOE to talk about their new cd, Unstoppable.  Zoe is one of the hottest Smooth Jazz bands originating from the South Jersey / Philadelphia area. The group is comprised of five talented musicians whose melodic compositions produce extraordinarily compelling music. Currently, members of ZOÉ include: saxophonist Reggie Harris, keyboardist Cleveland Belin Jr., drummer David Ferebee, bassist H. Maurice Fonville and percussionist / trumpeter Bolivar "Chico" Guadalupe, all of which contribute to the original songwriting and vocals.

Reggie Harris has been creating great change-making & bridge-building music for decades, spanning barriers of race, religion, politics and other forms of identity and division.

International touring folk artists, Kim and Reggie Harris combine a strong folk and gospel legacy with a solid background in classical, rock, jazz and pop music. Creative curiosity, years of road and stage experience and interactions with performers such as Pete Seeger, Ysaye Barnwell, Jay Leno, Tom Paxton, Bernice Johnson Reagon, Harry Belafonte and others, has led them to produce music that entertains and inspires. With numerous recordings on the Appleseed Recordings and the Folk Era labels they are also featured on a number of compilations, films and educational projects worldwide. www.kimandreggie.com

Joe Jencks joins Kim and Reggie Harris on stage for powerful combined third set of the night. joejencks.com www.kimandreggie.com