Podcasts about soul inscribed

Cannabis! A Viper Vaudeville is a theatrical concert exploring the history of cannabis using music, dance and spoken word. The team includes Baba Israel as writer, performer, and co-director, Grace Galu as composer/performer; and dramaturg/co-director Talvin Wilks in collaboration with Soul Inscribed and an ensemble of dancers. Inspired by Martin A. Lee's book Smoke Signals: A Social History of Marijuana - Medical, Recreational, and Scientific, this theatrical concert weaves the histories of icons such as Louis Armstrong and Bob Marley and grassroots activists such as Dennis Perron and Brownie Mary with personal narrative. Join us for a time-traveling tale of jubilation, injustice, and transformation.

On this episode, Laura Chandler is joined by activist and writer Martin A. Lee, co-founder and director of Project CBD, to talk about his latest book, Reader’s Digest: The Essential Guide to CBD: Everything You Need to Know About What It Helps, Where to Buy It, and How to Take It. Martin explains the history of cannabis, the different ways cannabis works to assist in our own body’s ability to heal, current medical studies, and the myriad of ailments it can help with – everything from cancer, to brain injuries, Alzheimer’s, epilepsy, anxiety, addiction, and so much more. There is a lot to understand about CBD and Martin provides a clear map for understanding and navigating its history and usage. Martin is the author of several books, including Smoke Signals: A Social History of Marijuana – Medical, Recreational and Scientific, which received the American Botanical Council’s James A. Duke Award for Excellence in Botanical Literature. Named by High Times as one of the 100 most influential people in cannabis, he is the 2016 winner of the Emerald Cup’s Lifetime Achievement Award. Lee is also co-founder of the media watch group FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting) and the author of Acid Dreams: The Complete Social History of LSD – The CIA, the Sixties and Beyond. For more information about Martin and Project CBD, visit projectcbd.org. Our featured music today is from Baba Israel and his band Soul Inscribed. We are spotlighting music from the theatrical concert inspired by Martin Lee’s book, Smoke Signals: A Social History of Marijuana – Medical, Recreational, and Scientific. In this musical presentation, Israel uses music and spoken word to explore the history of cannabis adapting stories of countercultural icons, grassroots activists, and the plant itself, to weave a time-traveling tale of jubilation, injustice, and transformation. To learn more, visit babaisrael.com.

Today we're making gnocchi from scratch: potatoes, flour, and a pinch of salt. The sauce will be just butter and sage. A simple and delicious dish paired with a freshly selected soundtrack. Buon appetito.Episode #222 - video link here Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 2′14″ Holyroller by Saintish (Self-Released) 4′22″ Gnocchi (unreleased) by Nino Msk (self-released) 10′40″ I Flip My Life Every Time I Fly by Snooch Dodd and The Pro-Teens (College Of Knowledge Records) 12′35″ Birthday Cards by Space Captain on Birthday Cards / Chester Springs (Tru Thoughts) 30′14″ 23 by Monzanto Sound (None More Records) 33′10″ DJ Lift Me by Soul Inscribed on Tune Up (Tokyo Dawn Records) 36′18″ Look Around by Danielle Ponder & Karate Boogaloo (Hopestreet Recordings) 43′2″ Beast by Aeshim on Or... (Albert's Favourite) 45′57″ Hot Hot Heat (feat. Kamilah Apong) by Odario (self-released) 54′24″ Lagelato (unreleased) by Italic Disco (self-released) 61′13″ No Room For Love (feat. Noëp) by TTeo (Sonar Kollektiv) 66′32″ All the Way Far Away (Club Mix) by David Marston, Rob Paine & Lady Alma (BBE ) 72′38″ Reprise Tonight (disco mix) by FSQ on Reprise Tonight (Sol Clap) 80′0″ Nostalgia On The N Train by Atropolis on Time Of Sine (Wonderwheel Recordings) 82′57″ Tune Up by Soul Inscribed on Tune Up (Tokyo Dawn Records) 91′17″ Katon (feat. David Murray) by Kahil El'Zabar (Spiritmuse Records) 106′20″ Windowlicker by Aphex Twin on Windowlicker (Warp) 112′44″ Emotion by Purple Disco Machine (Self-released) 117′59″ Dreams (Psychemagik Remix) by Fleetwood Mac (self-released) The next Espresso Sesh is on Tuesday, September 1st at 2:00 pm. Check out the full archives on the website.

Full show: http://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: Knaladeus, conshus, Okito, Black Pumas, Soul Inscribed, Tokyo Dawn, Gracie, Rachel, Buju Banton, Salam Fatayer, Rahim Samad, Blu, ford., F.E.E.L., RJD2, Homeboy Sandman, Laura Marling, KINETIK, Soulseize, Millatron, Marz Mello, Shinobi Stalin, DH, Crew54, Trust Burnem, Justo The MC, maticulous, Jerry Paper, Sareem Poems, Newselph, OutKast, Goodie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

In Episode 13 of the CounterVortex podcast, Bill Weinberg deconstructs Trump's executive order ostensibly ending the policy of family separation on the southern border, and demonstrates how it actually lays the groundwork for indefinite detention of migrants on military bases. The Central American peasantry, expropriated of its lands by state terror, CAFTA and narco-violence, are forced to flee north—now into the arms of Trump's new gulag. The judiciary may yet pose an obstacle to enforcement of Trump's order, but this brings us to the Supreme Court's upholding of Trump's Muslim travel ban grim implications of Justices Anthony Kennedy's imminent resigantion. With Congressional calls mounting for putting off confirmation of Kennedy's replacement while Trump remains under investigation over the 2016 electoral irregularities, a constitutional crisis is imminent. This represents a critical turning point. Immigrants are the proverbial canaries in the American coal-mine. The Trump crew are testing their methods on them because they are vulnerable, and banking on the likelihood that non-immigrants will say "not my problem." But if they get away with what they are doing now to a vulnerable and isolated population of non-citizens, it sets a precedent—and ultimately nobody is safe. Which inevitably brings to mind the famous quote from Martin Niemöller, a survivor of the Nazi concentration camps, "First they came for..." Now they are coming for the immigrants—even those who are here legally and have been naturalized, or are serving in the armed forces as a path to citizenship. This is the turning point where an actually fascistic order can be consolidated in the United States. The good news is that Trump's order was a response to popular protest and opposition, But it is imperative that we do not allow it to buy our complacency, but urgently build uncompromising civil resistance. Listen on SoundCloud, and support our podcast via Patreon. Music: "Let Them In" by Soul Inscribed feat. Frank Waln https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izoRTQEkvBM Production by Chris Rywalt We are asking listeners to donate just $1 per episode via Patreon. A total of $30 per episode would cover our costs for engineering and producing. We are currently up to $15. New episodes will be produced every two weeks. We need your support.

"Cannabis the Hip Hop Musical" performed by Soul Inscribed featuring Medusa is based on Martin Lee's book "Smoke Signals". Written by Baba Israel, this was performed at Seattle Hempfest 2017.

Spécial Set'Mix House pour marquer ce début d'année 2017.. L'univers House revue par Dj MCDEAN, Mélange de Soul House et Underground House.. Bonne écoute ;) Special Set'Mix House to mark the beginning of 2017 .. The universe House reviewed by Dj MCDEAN, Mixture of Soul House and Underground House.. Good listening ;) Tracklist : 1 - Gianni Bini "Let It Rain" 2 - Phil Maher "Hold My Hands Up" 3 - Mattei & Omich, Re-Tide "Bass Culture" (Original Mix) 4 - Jay Vegas "Can U Feel It" (Original Mix) 5 - Terry Lex "Something Special" (Original Mix) 6 - Housego "Inside" 7 - Gene Farris "The Message" (Original Mix) 8 - Oreja, Saison "Vazilando" (Saison Remix) 9 - DJ Mes "Penny Pincher" 10 - Arturo Garces "Wait A Minute" 11 - Brown Sneakers "I See You" (Original Mix) 12 - Tom Garnett "The Bomb" (Original Mix) 13 - Milk & Sugar "Higher & Higher" (Milk & Sugar Remix) 14 - Mick James, Mike Millrain "Gotta Believe" (Original Mix) 15 - Yass "Been A Long Time" (Original Mix) 16 - Qubiko "Alta Marea" 17 - Soul Inscribed, Irfan Rainy & Rex Leon "Soul Shine" (Rainy & Leon Remix) 18 - Riva Starr "The Flame (Back It Up)" (Original Mix) 19 - Full Intention "Keep Pushing" 20 - Roog, Dennis Quin, Berget Lewis "Igohart" ........

Ahead of his debut EP on Delve Deeper later this month Finest Wear delivers a mix of upfront Deep House featuring two tracks from his upcoming DD release in 'Into My Soul' and 'Raw To Da Core'. Cenzo Scoglio aka 'Finest Wear' A DJ/producer from London and his warm, atmospheric, restrained & imaginative sound is truly timeless and simply just keeps progressing forward. With previous releases on Nordic Trax and Colour & Pitch amongst others Cenzo is looking forward to a huge year with a release on Large as well as his DD outing a sign he is going to make an big impact in 2017. Tracklist: 1. Theo Kottis - ‘Future Eyes’ - Anjuna Deep 2. Eric Shans - Is It Tonight’ - Colour & Pitch 3. Finest Wear - ‘Into My Soul’ (Deeper Mix) Delve Deeper 4. Black Loops - ‘Feel The B’ (Carlo Remix) Neovinyl Recs 5. Johnny Fiasco - ‘I Want It’ - Nordic Trax 6. Soul Inscribed & Irfan Rainy - ‘Soul Shine’ - Papa Recs 7. Saison - ‘Call Me’ - Large Music 8. Finest Wear - ‘Raw To Da Core’ - Delve Deeper 9. Paul Rudder - ‘Feeling You’ - Large Music 10. Deejaykul - ‘Call Me’ - Swedish Brandy