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Hi my beautiful humans! We are back with another episode where Samirah breaks the barrier of going after what she deserves. She also talks about her word of the year for 2025, wellness, manifesting a NEW CHAPTER. Make sure you keep up with me: @breakingbarrierspod@samirah_beyah143@seamlessbysami Be sure to do great things for your mind, body + spirit! Xoxo, Sami

Stop War by Samirah by 826 Valencia

The Last Mayo Potter Juany GámezBy SAMIRAH STEINMEYERJuany is the last practicing Yoreme potter in her Mayo community, and she is committed to reviving the craft so that the tradition can persist for the benefit of future generations.

Prophecy Radio episode #95 asks which Rick Riordan Presents characters would make for the best team-ups before catching you up on all the latest Rick Riordan news, like who Chalice of the Gods is dedicated to and what a few of our favorite campers are up to this summer. This week, we also tackle The Kane Chronicles: The Red Pyramid chapter 18 and get a firsthand look at how formidable fruit bats can truly be. New episodes of Prophecy Radio air weekly, and we keep our discussions PG-13. News and Updates (00:01:49) Did you see who Rick dedicated Chalice of the Gods to? If you're in a book burnout, short stories and novellas are a good place to get you back into the swing of it! We read through a couple of the blurbs from Read Riordan's Camp Half-Blood middle of summer check-in article. Will Solace has a special set of skills… The world is so weird, the existence of Camp Half-Blood is the least of our worries these days. What is Bob the Titan up to now? Can you willfully ignore Rachel's prophecies?? Best Rick Riordan Presents team-ups (00:13:45) We were inspired to do this episode based on Kristen's idea to pair Annabeth, Chela, and Belet together for an adventure. And let's not forget the chaos that would ensue between the Arrow of Dodona, Jack/the Sword of Summer, and Kasusu. There are plenty of characters who are into science and must face a mythological monster. Dead Brothers Club unite! There are two stories that deal in Korean mythology, and so we can't pass up that opportunity. Karen mentioned this before, but Sik and Samirah could end up being such a great duo. Would Samirah and Belet become best friends? Probably. We start thinking of monsters who would make great team-ups. Let's not forget about the parents!! Some of our listeners write in with their own pairings. The Red Pyramid discussion (00:49:18) This week, we're discussing The Red Pyramid chapter 18. It's a rainy day in Paris, but you know, it's still Paris. Being in Paris is actually the best place they ever could've ended up. We learn more about godlings and what happened in the museum and how the amulets work. Who is hosting Set!? This is the chapter with all the answers, finally, because we learn what happened to their mom. Time to break into Desjardins' house! Why couldn't Sadie turn back into a human? We learn a little bit more about Desjardins and how young he is…for a magician. It's time to go, but the fruit bats don't want them to leave. Where can they go to escape a second time? We can't wait for a Sadie chapter to learn more about her relationship with Isis. Feedback (01:18:17) Dr. Gina writes in to say how much she loved our interview with Sarwat Chadda! Thanks for listening, and tune in next time for episode 96, where we'll celebrate Percy Jackson's birthday before jumping into The Red Pyramid chapter 19! This episode's hosts are: Karen Rought and Kristen Kranz. Each episode, our Prophecy Radio hosts and their guests will keep you up to date on the latest information coming out of Camp Half-Blood, including upcoming books and adaptation news, discuss a topic of choice, and do a chapter by chapter reread of the Percy Jackson series. Follow Us: Twitter // Instagram // Facebook // Tumblr Listen and Subscribe: Audioboom // Apple // Spotify Feel free to leave us your questions or comments through any of these mediums! You can also email us at prophecyradiopodcast@gmail.com or visit our homepage for archives and more information about our show. Prophecy Radio is a Subjectify Media podcast production. Visit Subjectify Media for more shows, including Not Another Teen Wolf Podcast, ReWatchable, and Not About The Weather, and for all our latest articles about the stories we're passionate about.

BONUS. 9 From The Nine Worlds. Welcome back to our Riordanverse readalong and analysis podcast!! Here's SZN11 Episode 9, where we discuss Magnus Chase and 9 From The Nine Worlds (1:Asgard: Home of the Aesir- Just Another Decapitated Head by Odin; 2:Midgard: Home of Humans- This Is Why I Hate Clothes Shopping by Amir Fadlin; 3:Nidavellir: Home of the Dwarves- This Little Light Of Mine, I'm Gonna Let It Shine by Blitzen; 4:Alfheim: Home of the Light Elves- Speaking Of Trolls... by Hearthstone; 5:Jotunheim: Home of the Giants- My Eighth-Grade Physics Actually Comes in Handy by Samirah al-Abbas; 6:Helheim: Home of Hel and the Dishonorable Dead- Nice Doggy by Thomas Jefferson Jr.; 7:Niflheim: World of Ice, Fog, and Mist- So's Your Face! by Mallory Keen; 8:Vanaheim: Home of the Vanir- Well, That Was a Surprise by Halfborn Gunderson; 9:Muspellheim: Home of the Fire Giants and Demons- I Play with Fire by Alex Fierro; 10:Goal Achieved! Sort of... by Thor). We hope you'll join us next week for our Heroes of Olympus debut with chapters I-XIII (1-8) of The Lost Hero! xx Kate & Jo ::SOCIALS:: Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/damsnackbarpod/(@damsnackbarpod) Send us an IrisMessage to join our community. Email us at damsnackbarpod@outlook.com Consider donating to our ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/damsnackbarpodcast All of our other social media is linked here: https://linktr.ee/damsnackbarpod Episode Guide: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ias3T7SOBIJe-_RDgau-po_7BQqJYS0aZbZ096BKk4g/edit?usp=sharing

We are joined by returning guest Elizabeth, and brand new guests Lark from The Gayly Prophet and Basma from the Barakah Book Club to discuss the entirety of The Hammer of Thor! That means Alex Fierro, the development of FIERROCHASE, Samirah totally blowing Amir's mind, and our sweet little queer found family helping Hearth through a traumatic visit back home. Susan Stryker, My Words to Viktor Frankenstein: https://fandomforward.org/coalitionreport @ResinAndTheRejection thoughts on Mallory Keene: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1P2-PFp5d20DSEi0KhLpcWFaermXUXrp0GsfTrMh51J8/edit?usp=sharing Fandom Forward Fan Activism Coalition Report: https://fandomforward.org/coalitionreport Check out Hashtag Ruthless Productions and Lark's many pods here: https://hashtagruthless.com/ Follow Elizabeth on Instagram @Swords.And.Sweets Folllow Basma on all platforms @BookishBasma Check out The Barakah Book Club here: https://www.instagram.com/barakahbookclub/?hl=en Follow our show on Instagram @SeaweedBrainPodcast, on Twitter @SeaweedBrainPod, on TikTok @erica.SeaweedBrain Merch here: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/seaweed-brain-podcast?ref_id=21682 Feeling super generous? You can financially support the show here: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/ericaito1 Sponsorship: Today's episode is brought to you in part by Athletic Greens! To make it easy, Athletic Greens is going to give you a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase. All you have to do is visit athleticgreens.com/EMERGING. Take ownership over your health and pick up the ultimate daily nutritional insurance! Today's episode is also brought to you by BetterHelp. Visit Betterhelp.com/seaweedbrain for 10% off your first month! Today's episode is also brought to you by Magic Spoon. Get your next delicious bowl of guilt-free cereal at magicspoon.com/SEAWEED and use the code SEAWEED to save $5 off.

Here I chat with  13 year old Samirah Horton, aka DJ Annie Red who uses her music to spread an anti-bullying message.   This award winning DJ  is also a  rapper, author, motivational speaker and anti-bullying activist from Brooklyn, New York.   From the age of 6, Samirah was picked on by her peers for the things that made her different—her raspier voice, her unique sense of style, and her unwavering confidence in herself.   The way she decided to fight back was to use her love of music and make sure other kids knew they weren't alone.   Now she's combining her musical talents and her antibullying platform to reach kids across the country.   As she DJ's to a variety of audiences, her favorites to play include hip-hop classics as well as her own antibullying anthem “No You Won't Bully Me.”     Samirah has been recognized nationally as, Time Kid of the Year Finalist,  H&M Kids Role Model, the President's Award 2022 and more.  DJ Annie Red is having a blast being the Kid Resident DJ at the Brooklyn Nets, playing basketball and creating more ways to get her positive message out in the world.  I'm excited to share this amazing teen with you.  Listen in and meet, DJ Annie Red!  Hugs, Lorri

In this episode, Sammie talks to Samirah Horton, known by many as DJ Annie Red. She is an award-winning DJ and activist from Brooklyn, NY. Samirah uses her music to spread an anti-bullying message. Sammie and Samirah hold in common: both being authors, recent Kid of the Year finalists, and most importantly, seeing a problem and being willing to do something about it. They talk about the importance of being kind and how they can make a difference. Get ready to be inspired and start your week off on the right note.

The Jamaica Trip was a blast. Congrats to the newlywed couple Tamika & Chaz Green!!! In this episode, I share my thoughts on the experience. I also interview my nephews Bron & Bryson Baylor. Additional shout-outs to my traveling family (Samirah, Zyonna, Kim, and Skye), and to the entire wedding party. Enjoy! #thegreenweddingshindig --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ep #109 wth Samirah Evans, singer and songwriter Samirah Evans, a singer and songwriter, who shares her stories of her early musical inspirations and career, making music in New Orleans and New England. Check out some funky New Orleans flavor in this episode. She worked as a radio DJ at the legendary New Orleans radio station WWOZ for many years and played with all of the great musicians from New Orleans including Dr. John and Aaron Neville and so many more. She currently lives in Brattleboro, VT where she came with her husband after hurricane Katrina. Pictured are Samirah and Charles Neville. A Worldsoul Records production derrikjordan.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/109866072979... YouTube: https://youtu.be/2f6nUMEl7oc Podcast:

Some people are born and raised in Salinas. And some end up getting called here while sitting in a medidative bath. Samirah the Sapphic Siren (@siren.samirah) is the second kind of person and she decided to start her journey in Salinas in the middle of a global pandemic. She is a poet who transformed her poetry into a set of beautiful Tarot cards. She talks to us about how this set of cards came to be and why they are so personal to her. They are available to buy at Etsy.com/TarotTeaPoetry or if you can follow and view the cards on her Instagram @TarotTeaPoetry

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Invited some younger voices to the table today! They are young and wise, my blood, AND division one athletes! Siblings, Samirah and Kaleb Moody join me at the table for a conversation centered around the importance of consistency and accountability in leading an authentic life in a constantly changing world. We share reflections of why authenticity should compel one's intentionality in prioritizing one's faith, mental health, and in navigating your lane to advance racial equity and opportunity. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jordanlynnepod/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jordanlynnepod/support

Bersekutu dengan setan adalah hal yang paling di larang di Islam, apalagi meminta apapun kepada bangsa Setan. Seperti cerita ini mbok Samirah yang bersekutu dengan setan dengan tujuan hidup abadi, di hari tuanya malah mengalami sakit yang tidak ada ujungnya. Dan hanya raganya saja yang masih hidup, jiwanya sudah mati. Follow IG kami di @Lenteramalam.id --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lentera-malam8/support

Bersekutu dengan setan adalah hal yang paling di larang di Islam, apalagi meminta apapun kepada bangsa Setan. Seperti cerita ini mbok Samirah yang bersekutu dengan setan dengan tujuan hidup abadi, di hari tuanya malah mengalami sakit yang tidak ada ujungnya. Dan hanya raganya saja yang masih hidup, jiwanya sudah mati. Follow IG kami di @Lenteramalam.id --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lentera-malam8/support

Samirah and Greer catch up after a long break. They talk weddings, relationships, race, and holiday traditions.

Samirah and Greer talk politics and the upcoming election.

Samirah and Greer discuss the difference in middle school between 2002 and 2020. This episode covers middle school curriculum, virtual learning, extra-curricular activities, communication, socialization, fashion, music, television, movies, friends and dating.

Introduction to our podcast - Little and Big Sisters, Samirah and Greer talk pop culture, current events and life in general

Delegate Ibraheem Samirah joins the Transition Team to talk about the Virginia General Assembly legislative session and his bill to slow suburban sprawl by letting homeowners increase their zoning density from single-family to two-family zoning. He also discusses his brief encounter with President Donald Trump, protesting his speech at Virginia's 400th-anniversary celebration.Keep listening to find out if his position on Star Wars v. Star Trek.Transition Team: Michael Pope, JournalistThomas Bowman, Democratic StrategistGuest: Delegate Ibraheem Samirah (D-Herndon)Twitter: @TransitionVAWeb: www.transitionva.comemail: transitionvapodcast@gmail.comFind out how you can sponsor the podcast at www.transitionva.com/sponsor

Good morning, RVA! It’s 56 °F, and there’s a pretty good chance of rain throughout the entire day. Temperatures will stay right around 60 °F, though! You take the good, you take the bad…Water coolerLast night, five members of City Council voted against the Mayor’s downtown redevelopment plan aka NoBro aka Navy Hill—NO: Gray, Hilbert, Larson, Lynch, and Trammell; YES: Addison, Robertson, Newbille, and Jones. Technically, the Council voted against unstriking the handful of necessary ordinances that they struck at last week’s Organizational Development committee meeting, but, you get the gist. It was a long Council meeting, a historic night (I think), and I have a lot of thoughts. But, before diving in, Roberto Roldan at VPM has a recap that includes a nice timeline of the last couple dozen months. OK!First, whoa! I don’t think I ever, not even a single time, really expected this project to fail. It just seemed too big, have too much power and money behind it, and address too many of the City’s actual needs. I figured it’d tumble forward, like a big katamari clumping up supporters and amendments, until it ultimately splattered across the finish line. In Richmond, “I guess it’s either this or do nothing, and we already have nothing” has typically been a powerful argument. Turns out, not so anymore!Second, while the folks in charge made a bunch of missteps along the way that didn’t do themselves any favors, I don’t think we’d be where we are without the work of Richmond For All. It’s a very impressive thing to run a successful grassroots organizing campaign against a project supported by the City, developers, and one of the state’s most powerful people. I’m excited to see where next they decide to deploy their new-found power!Third, think what you want about this particular downtown project, the community benefits NoBro attempted to address are real issues facing, and still facing, the City—affordable housing, public transit, safe pedestrian and bike infrastructure, jobs, disinvestment in Black communities, school funding, environmental sustainability—not to mention a concrete wasteland north of Broad Street. None of those priorities need be tied to a downtown arena, and Council (plus the Mayor) can start to address those priorities this very budget cycle with progressive legislation and a thoughtful budget. As citizens, we can’t let Council kill this particular project and not also hold our elected legislators accountable for making real changes in the lives of Richmonders—it’s their job, they have the authority, they just need to write the legislation and approve the budget.On the Administration side of things, here’s the Mayor’s immediate response: “It saddens me that Richmonders won’t benefit from the housing, jobs and economic empowerment this project would bring — and I’m disappointed that council did not follow through on the process they laid out to review and evaluate this transformative project for our city — but I’m resolved to wake up tomorrow and keep working to move our city forward." More interesting, I think, is how he will respond in this year’s budget and how this process impacts his ability/motivation to get bold, progressive things done.Dang, y’all! What a night, and I am thankful that we can finally move on and start talking about literally anything else!Sarah Vogelsong at the Virginia Mercury continues to keep me up to date on the Virginia Clean Economy Act as it works its way through the General Assembly. Although, according to Vogelsong, a schism among Democrats may prevent the bill from passing. I’m dumb about state-level stuff, but good on the holdouts who recognize the impending climate emergency and want more out of the New Democratic Majority. Del. Samirah, who championed the middle density bills, puts it this way, “We’ve already missed our window for half-measures and small ideas.” Agreed.I’m kind of into this Virginia Local Government Exchange Program, modeled on the Sister Cities program, which the Governor announced last week. However, instead of focusing on “tourism, natural and cultural assets, and economic development strategies,” what if the program focused on housing, transportation, health, and sustainability? If we nail the latter set of things, the former should come a bit easier, right?Via /r/rva, check out this rad video of VCU, Monroe Park, and surrounding areas from 1977! Did they even have video back then?? I guess so!Reminder! Tonight, New Hampshire will hold their 2020 presidential primary. Next up: Nevada cacusues on the 22nd followed by the South Carolina primary on the 29th.This morning’s longreadSpreading Slow IdeasHere’s a great story about unlocking healthier outcomes for pregnant women and infants. But! It’s also a story, I think, about how to go about doing community engagement. Which, dang, is the perfect thing to read after last night’s City Council meeting.So what were the key differences? First, one combatted a visible and immediate problem (pain); the other combatted an invisible problem (germs) whose effects wouldn’t be manifest until well after the operation. Second, although both made life better for patients, only one made life better for doctors. Anesthesia changed surgery from a brutal, time-pressured assault on a shrieking patient to a quiet, considered procedure. Listerism, by contrast, required the operator to work in a shower of carbolic acid. Even low dilutions burned the surgeons’ hands. You can imagine why Lister’s crusade might have been a tough sell. This has been the pattern of many important but stalled ideas. They attack problems that are big but, to most people, invisible; and making them work can be tedious, if not outright painful. The global destruction wrought by a warming climate, the health damage from our over-sugared modern diet, the economic and social disaster of our trillion dollars in unpaid student debt—these things worsen imperceptibly every day. Meanwhile, the carbolic-acid remedies to them, all requiring individual sacrifice of one kind or another, struggle to get anywhere.If you’d like your longread to show up here, go chip in a couple bucks on the ol’ Patreon.

Good morning, RVA! It’s 35 °F, and temperatures should make their way up into the mid 50s today. Late this evening you can expect rain which should continue into tomorrow morning. The rest of the weekend looks pretty great, through!Water coolerWell, it’s not entirely unexpected, but Del. Samirah’s middle housing bill died in subcommittee yesterday. Here’s a bit more from Ned Oliver at the Virginia Mercury. This doesn’t mean that we’re stuck with all the single-family zoning we’ve got in Virginia forever and ever amen. But it does mean that a lot of work needs to be done across the state to start building support for a bill like this. It is, of course, the right thing to do, but it’s a ton of work. Meanwhile, localities, like Richmond, can and should still peruse similar zoning changes locally. The Richmond 300process is wrapping up, and, if you look at the Future Land Use Map (PDF), you’ll see it recommends allowing duplexes and triplexes in a ton of neighborhoods—mostly the entire city before the final annexation of Chesterfield. It’ll be our job—folks who believe in and advocate for affordable housing, public transportation, and reaching our climate goals—to do the work locally to pass the actual zoning changes that will allow for middle housing. It’s going to be a whole thing, but I’m excited to get started.A while back I talked about housing choice vouchers and HB 6 which would prevent landlords from denying an applicant because they’ll pay their rent with a voucher. If that’s something you’d like to support, the Virginia Housing Alliance has put together an easy way for you to let your elected representatives down at the General Assembly know. I know Good Morning, RVA is typically very Richmond City focused, but affordable housing is definitely an issue the entire region needs to tackle. Take a look at this (depressing) map of affordable housing vs. life expectancy in the Regional Housing Framework. While the city proper hosts the majority of housing choice vouchers, there are still tons of folks using vouchers in Chesterfield and Henrico. We need more of that across the entire region! So, please, if you’re a county resident and in support of HB 6, let your electeds know!Gregory J. Gilligan at the Richmond Times-Dispatch says construction on a new 6-story, 53-unit apartment at 6th and E. Main Streets will start in a couple of months. This project is a perfect example of why NoBro’s 80-block BigTIF stresses me out. Development is happening downtown right now, and I’d love to see the City’s General Fund, not the proposed arena, suck up all of those sweet, sweet tax revenues. Not only that, but private developers like this one are building housing that’s price-competitive with the North of Broad project’s housing stock. Gilligan says rents in the new Main Street apartments will start at $1,146, while @_SmithNicholas_ reminds us that, for folks making 80% AMI, rents north of Broad will start at $1,180. I’m not out here arguing against building more (basically) market-rate housing downtown, but I do think it’s important to remember that the private sector is out here doing this thing right now, regardless of arena status.Huge congratulations to Nathan Burrell for getting an “unsolicited offer from Gov. Ralph Northam” to leave the City’s Parks & Rec department and serve as a deputy director with the Department of Conservation and Recreation. Colleen Curran at the RTD has the details. It’s certainly a loss locally, but he’s still a public servant and now he serves even more of the public. I think that’s great. It’s an exciting time for Parks, what with their recent master plan and hiring a new director, so whoever takes over for Burrell has a lot of momentum to work with.Neither here nor there, the sky during this morning’s sunrise looked amazing! I hope you were up to enjoy it.This morning’s patron longreadA Homeric Life: Neil Peart (1952–2020)Submitted by Patron Kevin. Neil Peart from Rush died! I had no idea, and I also have no idea what it is about Rush that makes people write like this. But I’m into it, and definitely into Moving Pictures.On September 12, 1952, Neil Ellwood Peart entered the world, appearing first in southeastern Canada, near the coast of Lake Ontario. If, on that day, the earth shuddered, or lightning struck, or a comet flared in the skies, or if some itinerant wisemen showed up at his birth, we no longer possess a record to support such a fact or facts. Yet, it might very well have happened. And, regardless, whatever is lacking in fact is fully alive in faith. On Tuesday, January 7, 2020, Neil Elwood Peart valiantly lost his three and half-year battle against brain cancer. On that same day, he entered Valhalla, escorted by at least one Valkyrie, but quite possibly by two or three.If you’d like your longread to show up here, go chip in a couple bucks on the ol’ Patreon.

Good morning, RVA! It’s 22 °F, and today you can expect highs in the mid 40s and clouds in the sky. Temperatures could hit 50 °F tomorrow.Water coolerDown at the General Assembly, the Land Use Subcommittee of the Counties, Cities, and Towns Committee (which meets at 8:00 AM in “300-A Subcommittee Room” should anyone find themselves in a testifying mood) will hear Del. Samirah’s middle housing bill, HB 152. This bill would require localities to allow duplexes anywhere currently zoned for single family homes. If we’re serious about affordable housing, if we’re serious about public transportation, if we’re serious about combating climate change, we have got to come up with ways for more people to live closer together. Del. Samirah’s bill does exactly this, and it lines up nicely with Richmond 300’s vision for our neighborhoods. I’m very supportive!Locally, but still housing-related, Richmond Magazine’s Rodrigo Arriaza has an interview with Housing Opportunities Made Equal’s Heather Mullins Crislip. HOME and Crislip have been deeply involved in fair housing work in our region for a while now, and that includes our ongoing eviction crisis and the recently released regional affordable housing framework.The Richmond Times-Dispatch’s Mark Robinson has a good recap and the tiniest bit of new news on the future of the Intermediate Terminal Building. The old’ ITB—which, I’m sure, is what people call it—was once the planned site for a Stone Bistro, then was slated for demolition, then Council got involved and, of course, everything ground to a halt. Robinson says that Richmond’s Economic Development Authority has hired an engineering firm to study the structural integrity of the building as a first step to figuring out what’s nexts with this City-owned property.Micheal Martz, also at the RTD, checks in on the State’s ongoing and admittedly boring budget process

In this episode the couple discusses a huge surprise. Also they discuss their Christmas vacation, Samirah's birthday, Shug's birthday and everything in between.

We sit down with candidate Ibraheem Samirah to talk about how the racial dynamics of VA House of Delegates District 86 informs his approach to politics.

In this episode Shug and Saundra discuess family traditions. They talk about the family traditions they had growing up and the ones that they want for their family. The couple also discusses dropping Samirah off for her freshman year of college.

In this episode Shug and Saundra discuss what's been going on the past for few weeks. Shug's is fresh home from military training and Samirah had her trunk party. The couple also discusses old people and their stubborn ways and a few other things.

Virginia Delegate Ibraheem Samirah unfurled a sign that said "Deport Hate" and "Go back to your corrupted home."

In this Episode Shug and Saundra sit down with their teenager to discuss many different things from parenting to Samirah getting ready for college. The couple has an open and honest conversation with their child about Everything, nothing is off limits.

In this Episode Shug welcomes Saundra back to the podcast after her week off while Shug recorded his all guys episode. Shug and Saundra catch the listeners up on what has been going on in the past few weeks from Samirah's prom to Shug's Certification test and also the broad street run. This episode focuses on the couple discussing Insecurites within their relationship and how those insecurites can can effect the relationship.

1LIFE1YOU Podcast Season 2. Episode 2. w/ Samirah The Reader http://www.instagram.com/trippy.mirah Subjects Include: Tarot Readings. Sun/Moon Readings. Diet/Nutrition. Going After Your Passions. And much more. Make sure to follow the Podcast Instagram page @ www.instagram.com/1life1youpodcast & follow me @ www.instagram.com/nicksherman__ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/1life1you/support

Welcome to the Chaivory Tower summer season - we are on break from grad school and digging into issues around south asian culture in the US and abroad! Topics in this episode: Since we're having a break down nearly every episode, we thought we'd bring on a guest to talk about mental health! Zainab made a playlist of sad desi songs to cry to and you can listen to them on iTunes or Spotify (2:00) Discussion on stigma on mental health, South Asian status anxiety, and capitalism (5:00) Sidra doesn't know how to relax and Zainab hosts a live, public intervention (10:27) Interview with Simeen Shaikh, a practicing psychotherapist and friend of Chaivory Tower who talks to us a little about mental health in Desi communities (13:26) WCW: Ash Sarkar, a literal communist, goes off on Piers Morgan and Samirah shuts down Jesse Lee Peterson interviewing women at Amber Rose's slutwalk. (25:36) Some resources on mental health: I Am Shakti- a Desi led organization working to normalize discussions of mental health and support those with affected 24 Hour Crisis Line, Alameda County - Bay Area: 1-800-309-2131 National Suicide Prevention Line: 1-800-273-8255 South Asian Network provides low-cost counseling in the LA Area Center for Muslim Mental Health and Islamic Psychology (Los Angeles) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chaivorytower/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chaivorytower/support

WELCOME BACK AND WELCOME FOR A FIRST TIME FOR NEW LISTENERS. *** Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast on SoundCloud, Apple Music, Stitcher, and Google Play Music. *** Joining ya boy and ya host on the podcast is A Seat At Our Table. “An artist collective providing a safe space for visual and performing artists; inclusive to all black and brown people. We collaborate to curate events for our community. We provide positive, provoking and beautiful artwork not only for our community but to also educate and bring awareness to many issues such as anti-blackness, police brutality, racism, feminism, misogyny, fatphobia, transphobia, homophobia, colorism and more.” Dimelo Daniel: - Slut Walk and the woman, Samirah, who was interviewed and explained how you can be empowered by the word slut. SLUT WALK VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=52&v=lvMybU0WciM - Trans Puerto Ricans can finally change gender markers on birth certificates. Remezcla Link: http://remezcla.com/culture/transgender-birth-certificates-gender-markers/ The Stat Chat: - How many folks know what the LGBTQIA+ acronym stands for? - Have you ever been to a pride event? It Goes Down In The DMs: - Find out which of the group got the spiciest DMs Thank you for joining us on episode 5 of season 2 of PlotTwist. I do apologize for not doing the “What’s Your PlotTwist?” Segment. Usually we do it right before Dimelo Daniel but they basically already answered that question. SHARE THIS WITH A FRIEND. SHARE THIS WITH A CREATIVE. SHARE THIS ON YOUR STORY AND INSTAGRAM POSTS AND TAG ME. I DO APPRECIATE THAT, FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY TWISTED HEART…. get it? Anyhow… Here are some social media handles you can have to follow the collective that was on the show. Summer Freeman @ohboibk Sarah Vega @diquemedia Guetty Antiste @stills_by_guetty_antiste Ashley Blount @nefertitirosadesigns A Seat at Our Table Collective IG @aseatatourtable4 www.asaotcollective.com IF YOU ARE IN THE TRI-STATE AREA BE SURE TO CHECK OUT ** THE BLACKOUT BBQ ** HOSTE BY A SEAT AT OUR TABLE: Follow this link to purchase your tickets to the BBQ https://www.asaotcollective.com/theblackout DESCRIPTION: THE BLACKOUT BBQ EDITION The BLACKOUT BBQ is A Seat at Our Table's first BBQ where we will be having a celebration with the community radiating black joy all throughout Brooklyn! In the midst of an attack on black joy, as the cops are being called on the community for merely existing, we wanted to create space for us to be FREE! The Blackout is for you to celebrate your blackness in all its glory! Including a Domino/Spades/Uno tournament & Double Dutch contest, yes it's very Black. This will be an indoor/outdoor event, with a live performance from The Regal People @theregalpeople Music by DJ Gemynii @gemynii Food by Antiste Eatery @antiste_eatery DATE AND TIME Sun, September 16, 2018 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM EDT Add to Calendar LOCATION Brooklyn Fête, Inc. 1515 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11226 View Map THE MENU ON THE PAGE SOUNDS DELICIOUS… I AM SO JEALOUS I WON’T BE THERE TO ENJOY IT. PLEASE GO SUPPORT THIS AMAZING COLLECTIVE DOING THINGS FOR THE POC COMMUNITY. LOVE Y’ALL AND STAY TUNED FOR THE FUTURE EPISODES OF THE PODCAST. --- 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/theplotwist/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theplotwist/support

Samirah Steinmeyer began her small batch pottery business, Seedling Clayworks, in 2012. She has a bachelors degree in fine arts and a masters degree in landscape architecture. Her mother, a ceramics teacher, taught Samirah the basics of wheel throwing and hand building. She has been learning new techniques, improving her skills through practice and developing designs ever since. Landscapes, especially public lands, are her primary source of inspiration.