Podcasts about sheefy mcfly

In this episode Jking introduces SunGay service, Belland exposes Ian's dark intentions, Joe Budden says eminem is a simp, Rollo Tomassi has a gig, lil Fappy X is bigger than Royce Da 5'9, PeteArd and the wiggah debate race... again. Sheefy McFly has purple hair, Ye rants about Kim and Pete Davidson, The wiggahs hate podawful, Jesse fails to come original, Golly GoLightly gets arrested... twice! All this and much more.    Video Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyaycgQhVTA ---wiggah saga links:---- wigger vs racist great debate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXyORIOEJbA NotCosmicCam - Ian vs FocusCDS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ow2v1gn-zRU Check out FocusCDS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2Tgec9_B1Y ---other lanks ---- lil Fappy X new song:It's a quickie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWJMmyIgavA Join the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/IanEllisPod?fan_landing=true New PhillipWave: Mershtache https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zp5HmL8kyb4

June 6, 2021 ~ Tashif “Sheefy McFly” Turner talks about the works he'll be contributing to the new Monroe Blocks development, a new outdoor recreation area being produced by Bedrock Detroit.

June 6, 2021 ~ Host Paul W. Smith chats with guests: Multifaceted artist a College for Creative Studies alum Sheefy McFly, Keep Growing Detroit Farm Operations Coordinator Molly Hubbell, interdisciplinary artist Olivia Guterson, and poet and writer Jessica Care Moore.

Eastern Market, to put it bluntly, has gone through a lot of changes recently. Although many come to it on Saturdays and know it through the public markets, there’s much more to one of Detroit’s historic districts, like food wholesalers, butchers, packers and distributors. In the last few years, there were shops and restaurants - that although their places were loved, the owners wanted to retire and few were interested in taking over. Some, there was a lot of controversy and attention when they shut their doors. While Others opened up. Like Eastern Market Brewing Company, Beyond Juicery, and Beas. A number of businesses needed to find or build modern facilities nearby. The older buildings they were in just didn’t live up to the needs of those companies anymore. And you might not know that most of the neighborhood’s economic activity and jobs are created by those industrial places. It’s part of what’s driving this shift in spaces in the market, too. So what’s next with this Glass Mural project? And what are the visions behind it and some properties in the market? Let’s find out. My guests are FIRM real estate developer Sanford Nelson and artist Sheefy McFly to talk about a 40,000 square foot, multi-story development project on Russell at Division Street called, “Glass Mural.”

El próximo álbum de Roisin Murphy suena en este Siglo21. Y también lo nuevo de Peter Broderick. Además de la música de Sheefy McFly, Damian Lazarus e Into you, entre otras novedades. Y nuestra crónica global de los miércoles, Notas de Extramuros. Escuchar audio

Episode 003 features an in-depth discussion about their third show titled "The Room Is Spinning". The show was on 08/10/2018, at Eightfold Collective in New Center..Each week, the two business partners will talk about one of the event's they've thrown under the brand Big Pink Media, which they started together. They will drop useful insights into throwing shows, and share funny stories from along the way. .Artists involved in this show: Zach Hagy, TYP, Sheefy McFly, Jonah Baseball, Sard, Drey & Dre, and a pop-up by Paramita Sound.Filmed/recorded in Detroit, MI on 4/4/2020.Contact Big Pink bigpinklovesyou@gmail.com .www.bigpinklovesyou.com

Let's talk about the dumpster fire that is this Em vs. Nick Cannon rap beef, TikTok, legalization and listen to some new tunes! Next episode lets review Eminems new album too! Songs played this episode: * Gold Link - "New Black" (Shagabond Remix) * 50 Cent - "9 Shots" * bbno$ & y2k = "Lalala" * Collie Buddz - "Legal Now" * Phil Swish - "DRKSHDWBXR" * Pasalacqua ft. Red Pill, Sheefy McFly & Doss the Artiss - "RAPRAPRAPRA pt. 1 & 2"

After a hectic summer, McFly is wrapping up 2019 with a trio of musical projects under his belt and a celebration of what's to come next in the city's cultural scene.

Happy Friday. On today’s show, Jer speaks with Detroit muralist Sheefy McFly — he’s the one who was arrested while doing a city-commissioned mural on a Detroit viaduct. He’s got a new mural that will be unveiled this weekend at the Mo Pop music festival on Detroit’s riverfront. We also run down a few news stories from the past week: New affordable housing units are being planned in North Corktown aimed at “middle-income” residents. [Crain’s] A shooting at a west-side gas station over stolen potato chips has sparked protests urging residents to support black-owned businesses. [Warrendale Blog] Raccoons are terrorizing a neighborhood near Rouge Park! [WXYZ] And Wine Spectator spotlights dozens of Detroit-area restaurants for their wine lists as part of its 2019 Restaurant Awards. Thanks for listening to Daily Detroit. If you like what you’re hearing, tell a friend about us, leave us a review and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or support us by becoming a Patreon member.

The Gxds (Red, D, Jay, Ojo) gather to discuss The Chi, The Wire, Tee Grizzly's new album, Timbaland's resurgence in rap, Reparations, Police Encounters including Sheefy McFly's encounter with DPD, The Origin of 'Police' in America, and much more. We are launching a playlist consisting of all the music we play on our show called "The Gxds Are Listening". Be sure to add our playlist to your favorites. Thanks for all the faithful listeners and the new listeners alike. Don't forget to subscribe to us on the streaming platform of your choice. Also subscribe to us on Instagram at @TheGxdsAreWatching // @TheGxdsAreWatchingPodcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thegxdsarewatching/support

Over the weekend, an interesting thing happened. Detroit's Rosa Parks Transit Center got swarmed by bees. A very alert Twitter user shared the story. https://twitter.com/Imutahr/status/1142518278402846725 This set in motion a rescue of the bees from Detroit Hives. The Detroit-based nonprofit not only advocates and takes of bees in the area, but educates people on the benefits of bees. Whether it's health benefits, or like in the food desert that is parts of the city, that natural honey can be one of many benefits of bees. Our guests for the show are Timothy Paule Jackson and Nicole Lindsay who stop by to talk about what happened at the Transit Center, how bees can benefit Detroit and how you can support bees. Also: Muralist and graffiti artist Sheefy McFly was arrested by Detroit Police last week for vandalism while working on a mural commissioned by the city of Detroit. The Palace of Auburn Hills is meeting the wrecking ball. And Ferndale is installing a new rainbow sidewalk. Thanks for listening to the Daily Detroit podcast! Don't forget to subscribe on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your favorite shows, and tell a friend about the podcast. It's the best way to push Detroit's conversation forward. 

In episode 31 of Line Noise - aka episode 7 for Radio Primavera Sound -Pau Braqueberry and Ben Cardew dig even deeper into Detroit, with personal recommendations from Detroit legend and UR label manager Cornelius Harris and Jason Hogans aka :brownstudy, plus music from Sheefy McFly, Inner City, Los Hermanos and more.

With two new projects already released in 2019, Sheefy McFly is having a year.

In episode 7 of Line Noise for Radio Primavera Sound, Pau Braqueberry and Ben Cardew dig even deeper into Detroit, with personal recommendations from Detroit legend and UR label manager Cornelius Harris and Jason Hogans aka :brownstudy, plus music from Sheefy McFly, Inner City, Los Hermanos and more.

During this exclusive Interview, Nick Speed and Sheefy McFly sat down with Chris Massey to discuss their Techno City Event during Memorial Day Weekend, how Techno Music originated in Detroit, their involvement with the D-Cyphered Exhibit at the Detroit Institute of Arts and MORE!!! Background Music By: Nick Speed Song: "Another One" By Sheefy McFly

Hosted by Penny Slawinski Mixed by Misc Inc @miscinc ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1. kling @kling - we made is w/ chirashe 0:00 - 2:08 2. whereisalex @whereisalex - like me 2:08 - 5:20 3. deadbeat @deadxbeat - smoovin' 5:20 - 6:24 4. Mitch Geist @mitchgeist - interlude 6:24- 7:38 5. wyt @prodbywyt - nicole - snxpz (remix) 7:38 - 10:18 6. Savon @beatsbysavon - Da Light (ft. The Seventh & Sheefy McFly) 10:18 - 13:38 7. HXRY @hxry - Sugar Don't Be Sweet 13:38 - End

Musician and visual artist Sheefy McFly joins us on the program to discuss the art of murals, staying authentic even when working on commision pieces, and performing and Movement Festival in 2017. He also showcases some new tracks that haven't been released yet. Also Kennedy Cannady Candidate for 2020 joins us on the show to discuss being the mayor of his own town and his plans for the Presidency.Credits: Sheefy McFly, Lauren DupreyFind MDVH on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michaeldupreyvh/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MichaelDupreyVHAttributions:“Hit Da Club” by Sheefy McFly“SHEEFY-JEEDO-AMP DOG” by Sheefy McFly“Carties at the Party” by Sheefy McFlyIntro Theme:“Don't Weigh Me Down” by Broadcast 2000Interlude Song:“Americana Jam” by The Underscore Orkestra

During this Exclusive interview, Multi-faceted Artist Sheefy McFly sat down with Chris Massey to discuss his upcoming Art Exhibition "Neon Love Affair", upcoming performance at Detroit's Movement 2017, why he takes pride in being a Detroit Native/Resident and MORE!!! Background Music By: Doc Illingsworth Song: "Flint Water" By Nolaj

I had the honor and privilege to attend a listener party for King Ludy's new mix tape, so it gave me the idea to do a show dedicated to some of the best hip hop Detroit has to offer. Besides the aforementioned King Ludy, we have Drez Mcflan, who was brought to my attention by one DJ G-Raw, Sheefy McFly, Genghis Ganj, Frostmatic, and Robert Illo and Gda Starr. Big ups to Bizarre and make sure to visit http://DetroitRap.com for all they do for the Detroit hip hop community.