Podcasts about Spoken word

Vară de vară, Timișoara devine centru pentru un festival muzical ce pornește din jazz, lăsând loc explorărilor și fuziunilor între sunet, note și cuvinte. JAZZx este un eveniment ajuns anul acesta la a treisprezecea ediție, iar când ai pe același afiș artiști precum Bela Fleck, Edmar Castaneda, Jacob Banks, New Fossils, Amphitrio sau The Philharmonik, ca să dau câteva exemple, este clar că urmează zile memorabile în Piața Libertății din Timișoara.   Un nume așteptat anul aceasta la JAZZx a fost Meshell Ndegeocello. O artistă recunoscută pentru talentul cu care îmbină diferite influențe muzicale, de la funk și soul, la jazz, hip hop , reggae și rock, iar totul este completat de mesajele pieselor sale cuprinse în versuri, multe din acestea din zona de activism social. Cu un astfel de mesaj și-a început concertul de la Timișoara. Andreea Iager Tako are o experiență vastă în marketing, management de evenimente culturale. Toată lumea o știe de la Centru Cultural Plai, organizator al evenimentului JAZZx: "E important să demonstrăm rolul acesta, de neînlocuit, al culturii, pe care noi o vedem nu ca sector, nu ca industrie, ci efectiv ca bază a unei comunități funcționale, comunități care aleg să vină împreună și să facă parte dintr-un tot. E foarte important să înțelegem. Lumea se schimbă foarte mult, sunt foarte multe interferențe externe, lucruri care ne afectează, pe care nu le putem controla, asta ne schimbă felul în care relaționam unii cu ceilalți, în care contribuim individual și colectiv la calitatea vieții pentru toată lumea, iar cultura, și cu atât mai mult muzica, are acest rol magic de a aduce oamenii împreună, pentru un limbaj comun, pentru o conexiune acolo unde pare că suntem atât de diferiți încât nu mai avem niciun dialog, cred că am simțit lucrul ăsta și în alegeri și în pandemie și cine știe ce o să vina în viitor. Vorbim foarte mult la nivel global despre apărare și ne gândim doar la zona militarizată, dar pentru noi acest mușchi al rezilienței este arma cu care ar fi bine să ne înarmăm cu toții, într-un mod în care știm să și protejăm, să folosim empatia, să venim împreună, să ne ascultăm, și cred că muzica asta te învață să faci." La Timișoara am putut vedea anul acesta un virtuoz al harpei din Columbia. Edmar Castaneda a venit însoțit de Antonio Sanchez, toboșar de cinci ori premiat cu Grammy, totul într-un un dialog muzical captivant, completat de talentul și experiența lui Bela Fleck.  Câștigător a 18 premii Grammy, din 42 de nominalizări, Bela Fleck este un artist care a redefinit banjo-ul, transformandu-l dintr-un instrument tradițional într-un vector al inovației muzicale. De la bluegrass la jazz și colaborări cu artiști legendari, Fleck surprinde mereu prin explorările sale sonore. "Am fost foarte norocos, imediat ce am terminat școala, am început să cânt în diferite trupe, pornind de jos, fără să fac bani, doar cântam și acumulam experiență. Astăzi este mult mai greu în muzică. Eu am spus mereu oamenilor că dacă nu ești nevoit, poate ar fi mai bine să nu faci asta. Dacă nu ești atât de motivat, dacă nu ești dispus să faci totul pentru asta, sigur, poți încerca, dar trebuie să privești cu atenție în jur, să vezi ce fac și ceilalți, să te întrebi, dacă ești la fel de bun, și astfel să speri că ai o șansă. Unii oameni sunt buni muzicieni, dar nu sunt bucuroși să plece în turnee, pe drumuri, cu mașina, ore întregi, deci trebuie să vezi cine ești și ce anume te mulțumește. Sunt și alte căi pentru a avea o poveste frumoasă în muzică, și nu necesită să urci pe o scenă. Știu oameni care și-au dorit să cante bine la banjo dar nu au vrut să meargă în turnee și să cante pentru public, așa că au ales să rămână în domeniul muzicii lucrând ca manager al unui artist, ca producător, iar experiența asta muzicală i-a făcut să fie buni publiciști, jurnaliști, sau producători. Deci e o întreagă lume a muzicii din care poți fi parte.", a spus Bela Fleck la sesiunea de Masterclass de la JAZZx. Cu un public de diferite vârste, JAZZx nu mai este, de ceva timp, un eveniment dedicat doar timișorenilor. Numele importante de pe afiș aduc tot mai mulți turiști pentru un city-break muzical fix în această perioadă, mulți din țară, dar neașteptat de mulți și din afara țării, după cum explică Andreea Iager Tako. "Suntem norocoși că avem parteneri pe termen lung, parteneri privați care înțeleg importanța actului cultural dincolo de entertainment și marketing, și chiar se uită la impact, lor de datorăm această supraviețuire, dar în egală măsură sunt partenerii instituționali pe care i-am avut încă de la definirea, de la co-crearea conceptului JAZZx. Am visat la jazz împreună cu Primăria la început, avem și Consiliul Județean Timiș alături, acum și Centrul de Proiecte, de fapt acest efort colectiv rezultă din faptul că toată lumea a înțeles că brand-ul de oraș trebuie să fie trăit, nu e de ajuns să fie pe hârtie. De la artiști până la publicul general, fie că sunt din Timișioara sau nu, simt această atmosferă aparte care se construiește aici, și de fapt este meritul fiecărui participant, fie că e parte din public sau ajungi la Masterclass, sau la scena de Spoken Word, de fapt este o construcție realizată împreună." Dacă seara am avut concerte în Piața Libertății, diminețile au pornit pe micuța scenă de pe Strada Fără Nume, scena de Spoken Word, unde Chris Redmond alături de Tongue FU și invitații, au încurajat versul să domine muzica. Apoi, sesiuni de masterclass cu artiștii invitați să cânte la JAZZx, iar ziua se încheia cu  jam session-uri pline de energie. În tot acest timp, JAZZx privea deja spre următoarea ediție. Revine Andreea Iager Tako de la Centrul Cultural PLAI.  "Suntem privilegiați că putem organiza JAZZx și putem visa la el, bineînțeles că nu e ușor și că fiecare ediție se construiește cu câțiva ani în urmă de fapt. Acum lucrăm deja activ pentru 2026, 2027, chiar și 2028, dar nu le luam ca fiind date. În fiecare an muncim să demonstram impactul pe care genul acesta de activare a orașului îl are, nu numai la nivel de cât de bine ne simțim, și această bucurie care devine normalitate zilele astea, dar și tot ce înseamnă impact asupra orașului, impact economic, turistic, felul în care oamenii se mișcă prin oraș, ce apreciază, ce descoperă, și învățarea asta continua este în relație cu publicul. A contat mereu pentru noi și la PLAI dar și la JAZZx să luam feedback, să vedem cum reacționează oamenii la concepte noi, de aceea adaugăm în fiecare ediție noi concepte. Anul acesta am mers cu JAZZx internațional de exemplu." spune Andreea Iager Tako, vorbind aici despre IOANAx Soultrain. Un proiect tânăr marca Subcarpati, adaptat într-un timp scurt pentru ediția 2025 JAZZx, o fuziune între jazz-ul și folclorul românesc, completat de vocea Ioanei Milculescu și reinterpretarea modernă, proiect pe care JAZZx l-a prezentat într-un concert la Londra. Câștigător al NPR Tiny Desk 2024, Christian Gates, cunoscut prin proiectul muzical The Philharmonik, este o revelație a soul-ului contemporan. Îmbină hip-hop, R&B și jazz într-un stil autentic, alimentat de introspecție și carismă scenică, cucerind publicul prin versatilitate și mesaj. "Simt că am ajuns cu toții într-un moment al vieții în care trebuie să fim capabili să rezistăm fricilor noastre. Nu vorbesc despre teama de păianjen sau înălțimi, vorbesc despre frica care ne oprește din a încerca, pentru că am simțit durere pentru ceva ce am pierdut poate, în viață noastră, și mi-am dat seama că multă vreme am cedat fricii. Acum, pentru că sunt acolo, și am reușit să câștig niște bani printr-un concurs, sunt acum cu voi, aici, asta pentru că nu am renunțat. Că faceți asta ca muzicieni profesioniști sau ca un hobby, ca simplu iubitor de muzică, noi ca muzicieni trecem prin multe, în acest domeniu sau în viața noastră, dar totul prinde sens dacă continui să încerci, asta vă pot promite.", spune Christian Gates. Prin astfel de întâlniri se crează interacțiuni autentice între artiști cu experiență și muzicieni aflați la început de drum, o conexiune emoțională cu spectatorii, inspirați fiind să descopere și să participe la un festival care te invită să cunoști un oraș prin oamenii săi. JAZZx este un vector cultural și turistic important, publicul din toată lumea fiind invitat să cunoască moștenirea istorică și artistică pe care Timișoara o deține.

You feeling this episode? Send us a text!In this episode we peel back the layers of why people cannot separate church from trauma. Often times people bring their trauma to church or their trauma started in a church but they cannot separate the culprit from God. It is like a man/woman of the cloth and God is one in the same. They're not! Some trauma is simply from being convicted by God and other are way worse and those traumas came from a wolf in sheep's clothing. We forget "free will" comes to play even when people are going against God. Let's get into it, shall we?!Support the show

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Unlock the transformative power of poetry to dissolve your isolation and unveil universal human truths.Sarah Kay, author of A Little Daylight Left: Poems, shares her lifelong journey of using metaphor and imagery to illuminate life's most visceral experiences - from violence and heartbreak to aging and mortality. Discover how poetry can crack you wide open while connecting you to the shared voices of our existence.You can find Sarah at: Website | Instagram | Episode TranscriptIf you LOVED this episode, you'll also love the conversations we had with Liz Gilbert about writing yourself letters from love.Check out our offerings & partners: Join My New Writing Project: Awake at the WheelVisit Our Sponsor Page For Great Resources & Discount Codes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Sunday, July 13th the iconic weekly program  "Music and the Spoken Word" broadcast it's 5,000th episode. The 30-minute show with choral performances by the Tabernacle Choir of Temple Square and messages of peace and hope started in 1929, spanning nine decades of history sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. In this episode, FM100.3 On-Air Personality Rebecca Cressman is joined by Derrick Porter, the new Host of Music and the Spoken Word who shares what its been like to join the beloved broadcast as it celebrates making history world-wide.

HELLO MOTH joins Noise to perform live in-station! Catch him and many other fantastic EDM/Goth/Darkwave acts at this year's TERMINUS Festival!Playlist: Twin Tribes - Heart & FeatherHello Moth - DenverHello Moth - Some ShadowsHello Moth - SentinelHello Moth - Nothing Comes Between UsHello Moth, Glass Apple Bonzai - Lucid Dream (vaporwave)Drab Majesty - 39 by DesignFrench Police - JETTA NEGROGoddess - BounceDez Dare - Brutalised RoboticsSamWoy - I Can'tBrian Eno & Beatie Wolfe - Hopelessly At EaseRebecca Foon & Aliayta Foon-Dancoes - Midnight ShadowMary Halvorson - PolyhedralSkullcap - Journey to the SunsetDan Weiss - HolotypeChris Smith - Heart-Shaped Box / Drain YouHaas Company - Tokyo Sidewalk

[REBROADCAST FROM Jan. 11, 2023] To honor the life of the late Malcolm-Jamal Warner, we present part of his conversation about his Grammy-nominated spoken-word album, Hiding In Plain View. The poet, musician and beloved 'Cosby Show' actor died on Monday, July 21, 2025.

Episode Summary:In this deeply personal solo episode, host Damien Swaby reflects on the life and legacy of Malcolm-Jamal Warner — actor, director, musician, and activist — who passed away tragically at the age of 54.As a Black Londoner from South East London, Damien shares his heartfelt memories of watching The Cosby Show with family every Sunday on Channel 4, and how Warner's portrayal of Theo Huxtable shaped an entire generation of Black boys across the globe.The episode explores Warner's quiet creative brilliance:His early rise to fame as Theo HuxtableDirecting New Edition's Heart Break video at Eddie Murphy's houseHis groundbreaking HIV/AIDS public health workHis Grammy-winning music and poetryHis recent podcast on Black mental health, Not All HoodThis is more than a tribute. It's a meditation on what it means to create with purpose, grow with grace, and leave behind a legacy that transcends television.

CHART A Study on the Spoken Word is The Original Seed (Vol 17)

For those of you who are Loving Later Life regulars, you know that I began this podcast to connect us all so that we feel heard, seen, inspired and also entertained. My hope is that you'll be inspired by my guests and perhaps even through my experiences that it is not ever too late to go for what you want in this precious life we have been gifted. There are also times when I am compelled to express a point of view that I am passionate about. This is one of those times, and the way it manifested was in a spoken word poem. Some of you may have seen my YouTube video of this already and if you haven't, after you listen to this episode, I invite you to go watch the video. The link is in the show notes page for this episode, if you go to nancylanggibbs.com, click on the arrow next to podcast in the top bar and then click on Show Notes. Then click on this episode entitled It's Up To Us and scroll down for the link. Or you can go to YouTube and search Nancy Lang Gibbs, It's Up To Us. (Or below if you're reading this on the Show Notes page!) I ask if perhaps you are not on the same page as I am, that you listen anyway to open the aperture of your lens. For those who are on the same page, please forward the link to others and ask them to do the same. The message, I believe, is so very important to share. Thank you for listening and until the next time, Live Passionately, Live Vulnerably and Keep Loving Later Life. YouTube Video Link: https://youtu.be/vLdDCUKrRc0?si=PlC9V3Em1_658kU3

As "Music and the Spoken Word" prepares to celebrate it's 5,000th episode, Brandon Isle interviews choir president Michael O. Leavitt, music director Mack Wilberg and the voice of Music and the Spoken Word, Derrick Porter.

Un poema sobre recuperar la lllama del amor después de un tiempo de desesperanza.

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My first live performance, a public spoken word reading from Leonard Cohen's novel Beautiful Losers I did back in The Sixties. I had just turned 19 years old. No music this time, but usually the Parlando Project combines various words (mostly literary poetry) with original music in differing styles. You can hear any of the more than 800 of such combinations we've done at our blog and archives located at frankhudson.org

A Study on the Spoken Word is The Original Seed (Vol 16)

"Music and the Spoken Word" will celebrate its 5,000th episode on Sunday, July 13, 2025. Leaders of the choir spoke to the media on Friday, July 11, 2025. Picture: Mack Wilberg, Derrick Porter and Michael Leavitt listen to questions from the media in a news conference. Article: https://www.byui.edu/radio/lds-news/music-the-spoken-word-to-celebrate-5-000th

You feeling this episode? Send us a text!In this episode we're discussing how the 1970s Blaxploitation era redefined the art of dating. It passed down the notion that dating is mere transactional and that if a man spends money on a date then he is owed a woman's body. Well, that doesn't get us to a lasting relationship with that mindset now does it? We have to return that notion back to the 70s on BOTH ENDS. Dating is just that "to go on a date". It is neither transactional or sexual. How the hell are you both supposed to know each other if one wants sex, throwing money, and talking all about self and the other is begging for an upkeep and talking all about self? We get absolutely nowhere. We are redlining past the days between true chivalry and self exploitation. Reel it back and tune in. Support the show

96 years ago, Music and the Spoken Word recorded their first episode. They have not missed a week since then. Ryan Jensen, editor of the Church News for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, joins the show to discuss the early days of the show and why this is such an important milestone for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and listeners worldwide.

It's Interview time with World-renowned chamber power-couple Roman Rabinovich & Diana Cohen ahead of the 4th annual Chamberfest West Festival! This year's theme - Lost & Found! Tune in to hear all about the week long event, along with the great avant-garde musical selections that Noise loves to play!Playlist: Red Hot Chili Peppers - One Hot MinuteSean Lennon - 2023-05-08Iconoclast - Noise of AssumptionWyzaker - Hypnic Jerk!Overzealous - ERASE THE BOARDBrian Baggett - Infinity PlacidityCharles Richard-Hamelin, Roman Rabinovich - Percy Grainger's "Fantasy On George Gershwin's Porgy And Bess"Spike Wilner Trio Contrafactus - The Child and the Warlock

A Study on the Spoken Word is The Original Seed (Vol 15)Pastor Asheesh Lal

Malika Ndlovu speaks to Iman Rappeti on Cape Talk about her new book Griefseed, exploring grief as a healing journey through poetry, essays, and creativity. They discuss how Malika’s work challenges the way we understand loss and the power of art to transform pain. Presenter John Maytham is an actor and author-turned-talk radio veteran and seasoned journalist. His show serves a round-up of local and international news coupled with the latest in business, sport, traffic and weather. The host’s eclectic interests mean the program often surprises the audience with intriguing book reviews and inspiring interviews profiling artists. A daily highlight is Rapid Fire, just after 5:30pm. CapeTalk fans call in, to stump the presenter with their general knowledge questions. Another firm favourite is the humorous Thursday crossing with award-winning journalist Rebecca Davis, called “Plan B”. Thank you for listening to a podcast from Afternoon Drive with John Maytham Listen live on Primedia+ weekdays from 15:00 and 18:00 (SA Time) to Afternoon Drive with John Maytham broadcast on CapeTalk https://buff.ly/NnFM3Nk For more from the show go to https://buff.ly/BSFy4Cn or find all the catch-up podcasts here https://buff.ly/n8nWt4x Subscribe to the CapeTalk Daily and Weekly Newsletters https://buff.ly/sbvVZD5Follow us on social media:CapeTalk on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapeTalkCapeTalk on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@capetalkCapeTalk on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/CapeTalk on X: https://x.com/CapeTalkCapeTalk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CapeTalk567See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You feeling this episode? Send us a text!How many many women wished they could have dated young under parental supervision? In this episode, we discuss raising teenagers especially young women. We tend to have a long leash on our young men but yet a shock collar on our young women. We expect them to choose wisely when they become adults but their emotional state haven't even been developed yet. All the things they could have went through as a teenager and would have been taught through they are now learning in their twenties either in college or out in the world with no life jacket and no supervision. How are young women supposed to navigate relationships without crashing out when we don't have the tools to do so? Well tune in and share. Support the show

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TERRI LYNE CARRINGTON / CHRISTIE DASHIELL “WE INSIST 2025!” 2025 Driva' Man, Freedom Day (Part 1), Tears for Johannesburg,Drums / Producer: Terri Lyne Carrington, Voz: Christie Dashiell; guitar: Matthew Stevens; Morgan Guerin (bass/sax), Milena Casado (trumpet), Simon Moullier (vibes), Devon Gates (bass), Weedie Braimah (percussion), Julian Priester (trombone); Spoken Word & Dance: Christiana Hunte, Tamia Elliott, Ian Michael, Zacchaeus Paul, Ayodele Casel (tap); Tambourine: Lizz Wright DIEGO RIVERA “OFRENDA” Brooklyn, NY, June 21, 2024Volver, Fotografias, Papel picado (1)Terrell Stafford (tp) Diego Rivera (ts,sop-1,comp) Art Hirahara (p) Boris Kozlov (b) Rudy Royston (d) ED SCHULLER “MU-POINT” Hoboken, N.J., January 9 & 10, 1993I see you know – For Jim Pepper, Quasar DeweyRedman (ts) Bill Bickford (el-g) Ed Schuller (b) Paul Motian (d,perc) Continue reading Puro Jazz 30 de junio, 2025 at PuroJazz.

From Episode 92 of Spoken Word with Electronics: https://soundcloud.com/eptc/sets/spoken-word-with-electronics-episode-92 Support the show with a book: http://www.ep.tc/books

From Episode 92 of Spoken Word with Electronics: https://soundcloud.com/eptc/sets/spoken-word-with-electronics-episode-92 Support the show with a book: http://www.ep.tc/books

Featuring hit three piece: Cars, Crack, and Cocaine. From Episode 92 of Spoken Word with Electronics: https://soundcloud.com/eptc/sets/spoken-word-with-electronics-episode-92 Support the show with a book: http://www.ep.tc/books

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The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square celebrates a historic milestone on July 13, 2025, when it airs its 5,000th broadcast of “Music & the Spoken Word.” This occasion will commemorate more than nine decades of inspirational sacred music and messages shared with audiences around the world. To discuss this achievement nearly a century in the making, Tabernacle Choir President Michael O. Leavitt and the “voice of the choir,” producer, principal writer and presenter Derrick Porter join the Church News podcast — recorded inside the Tabernacle on Temple Square — to discuss the importance of sacred music. They explore how the choir’s music has touched the lives of members and friends of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints worldwide for generations past and will for generations to come.  The Church News Podcast is a weekly podcast that invites listeners to make a journey of connection with members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints across the globe. Hosts Jon Ryan Jensen, editor of the Church News, and Church News reporter Mary Richards share unique views of the stories, events, and people who form this international faith. With each episode, listeners are asked to embark on a journey to learn from one another and ponder, “What do I know now?” because of the experience. Produced by KellieAnn Halvorsen.

Sharing your poems aloud can feel intimidating, even though poetry is rooted in oral tradition. In this episode, host bridgette bianca offers practical tips for reading your work with confidence and clarity, along with heartfelt advice on how to connect with your voice and your audience on stage. Visit thepoetrylab.com to find the Show Notes for this episode. The Poetry Lab Podcast is produced by Lori Walker and Danielle Mitchell. Hosted by Danielle Mitchell and Lori Walker, with special guest hosts bridgette bianca, Leonora Simonovis and Ravina Wadhwani. Theme song: "Simply Upbeat" by Christian Telford, Kenneth Edward Belcher, and Saki Furuya.  

Send us a textIn this episode Jim & Adam are joined by Zara Jackson, who worked as an assistant script supervisor on the live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon (Dean DeBlois) as they reviewed the film and also shared their thoughts on Eli Craig's Clown in a Cornfield.They also had a look at the UK box-office top 10 and Joe Mc Elroy also picks out some local events and screenings to look out happening across Northern Ireland.Support the showIf you enjoy the show, be sure to subscribe and leave us a nice review wherever you get your podcasting fix. It's a free way you can help more listeners find our pod. Check out our socials on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.

In this recording of the live broadcast of 3CR's Spoken Word show, you will hear Indrani Perera and WaffleIrongirl presenting poems sent in by our listeners. This June we're asking you for your donations so that we remain free of government and corporate influence, and a true voice for the community. If you've ever enjoyed just a single program, then that's a great reason to support us with a tax-deductible donation and make sure we're here for you tomorrow.Huge thanks to everyone who has already donated! To add your donation, go to: https://bit.ly/3crGIVENOWEvery little bit helps! Poems played in this episode:Lines and Bridles by Anke MacLeanCanyon Lee by Richard AtkinsThe Night by Sasha CuhaBlue Horse by Marion May CampbellArtemis by Marion May CampbellOff the Face of the Earth by Caz MaselAvoidance by Amanda Anastasi NoteSpoken word and poetry come from the heart and touch on all the topics peculiar to the human condition. As such there may be content in this show that could cause distress. Please practice self-care when listening and seek help if you need it. CreditsProduced by Brendan Bonsack. 

Does God speak to us today? Dr. Robert Kolb, professor emeritus of systematic theology, and Dr. Joel Okamoto, professor of systematic theology, discuss the practical significance of Theology of the Spoken Word. The unique format of this episode allows Kolb and Okamoto the opportunity to make a challenging concept come alive for students and laity.

A few Sundays ago, my husband tuned in to a show my mom likes to watch, Music and the Spoken Word. The episode he pulled up for her was from Jan. 12, 2025. It was an interesting and thought-provoking 30 minutes, and Don and I had a conversation about it. We had experienced what was shared. Our experiences weren't as dramatic as the one shared in the program, but they were powerful for us, nonetheless. Join me today as I share the power of starting where you are, using what you have, and doing what you can to accomplish your dreams. You will enjoy the stories I share from the program Don and I heard and discussed, and the ones from my own life.  If you have something you want to do but it feels too big or scary, then this is a conversation for you. : ) 

Hakim Bellamy served as the Inaugural Poet Laureate for the City of Albuquerque (2012-2014) and recently completed a four year Mayoral appointment as the Deputy Director for the Department of Arts & Culture at the City of Albuquerque. Bellamy is a W. K. Kellogg Foundation Community Leadership Network Fellow, a Kennedy Center Citizen Artist Fellow, an Academy for the Love of Learning Fellow, Western States Arts Alliance Launchpad Fellow, Santa Fe Arts Institute Food Justice Fellow, New Mexico Strategic Leadership Institute alum and Citizen University Civic Seminary Fellow. In 2012 he published his first collection of poetry, SWEAR (West End Press/University of New Mexico Press), and it landed him the Working Class Studies Tillie Olsen Award for Literature in 2012. In 2019 his book We Are Neighbors (co-created with photographer and book designer Justin Thor Simenson) was shortlisted for the New Mexico-Arizona Book Awards. His latest title Commissions y Corridos (UNM Press) published in 2022 is his seventh book. With an M.A. in Communications from the University of New Mexico (UNM), Bellamy holds a juris doctor from the University of New Mexico School of Law and has held adjunct faculty positions at UNM and the Institute of American Indian Arts. A National Poetry Slam Champion, Bellamy has performed his work in at least seven countries and continues to leverage his art to transform his communities.Learn more about Hakim at www.hakimbellamy.com.

3CR Spoken Word presents a LIVE show to celebrate the 3CR 2025 RADIOTHON! Hosted by Brendan Bonsack & WaffleIrongirl, this show was broadcasted on 3CR 855AM on 12th June 2025.Thank you so much for your donations, don't forget you can keep giving throughout June at: https://bit.ly/3crGIVENOWWe play listener contributions from:Antonio Montaine (Instagram: @antoniomontaine)Andrew Rogerson (Instagram: @ithinkthereforeislampodcast)Steven Atkinson (https://www.youtube.com/@stevenatkinson2360/videos)Josh Cake (Instagram: @joshcakemusic)Bernard Peasley (Instagram: @rhoufifoto)Dave Munro (https://www.facebook.com/dave.munro.528)Saara Lamberg (Instagram: @saaralambergofficial / https://events.humanitix.com/winter-warmers-film-festival)Stephen Smithyman (https://www.facebook.com/stephen.smithyman)

Azucar sits down with Spoken Word Poet , Curator and Grammy Diva J. Rose. J. Rose lays down wonderful gems about creating a platform, crafting spoken word and organizing life as an artist, host, mother and student.  In Part 2, we explore The Rose Garden Events and the Spoken Word scene in NYC.  Make sure you get your LEGENDS tickets! You will not be disappointed.

In this sermon from John 4:43–54 titled Faith and Fact-Checking, Pastor Thomas walks us through the story of a desperate father, a dying son, and a Savior whose word is enough. In a culture obsessed with proof—where belief often hinges on what we can verify with our eyes—this passage challenges us to consider a different kind of faith. A faith that isn't built on spectacle or emotion, but on the spoken Word of Christ. Through four scenes—The Superficial Welcome, The Supernatural Weight, The Spoken Word, and The Saving Work—we're invited to see how Jesus exposes shallow belief, honors persistent trust, and ultimately transforms not just an individual, but an entire household. This is a call to deeper faith: faith without sight, faith that takes Jesus at His word, and faith that bears fruit in the home.

God siad, "Let there be light...and there was light." God said, "Let there be this...and there was this." God said, "Let there be that...and there was that." When God spoke...it was so! The World was created by His Word, and the world and everything in it is sustained by His Word. Folks...there is tremendous power in the spoken Word!

For years "experts" have said, "Radio? It's dead!"  They said it at the dawn of television. They said it at the birth of cable TV. They said it when streaming services came about and they said it when podcasts became popular. But know what...radio is still very much alive. In fact the "spoken word" is more popular today than it was ten years ago. Here you'll meet Jeff Stein the Program Director and News Director for News/Talk 1540 KXEL a 50,000 powerhouse based in Waterloo, Iowa with details. And as a bonus he'll talk about the Great Eastern Iowa TractorCade that kicks off on Sunday the 8th in Mount Pleasant, Iowa.  Meet Jeff: Thanks for listening! The award winning Insight on Business the News Hour with Michael Libbie is the only weekday business news podcast in the Midwest. The national, regional and some local business news along with long-form business interviews can be heard Monday - Friday. You can subscribe on  PlayerFM, Podbean, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher or TuneIn Radio. And you can catch The Business News Hour Week in Review each Sunday Noon Central on News/Talk 1540 KXEL. The Business News Hour is a production of Insight Advertising, Marketing & Communications. You can follow us on Twitter @IoB_NewsHour...and on Threads @Insight_On_Business.

You feeling this episode? Send us a text!Pt 7/7. In this episode we get into the hard part of relationships. The ending. When does does us part. How do you move on when you have more love to give? The anger you feel about the other dying without you? The pain you feel about losing the other? The guilt you feel about wasting time. It's all part of grief and as soon as we start to let that part go then we can begin to live again. Well I don't want to ruin it for you. Tune in now. Support the show

This morning we are going to talk about another abuse of the tongue. It is an abuse of the tongue that mames and destroys people and churches left and right. And the abuse of the tongue that we are going to begin talking about today is something called "unchristian criticism"

Today in the business of podcasting: I've got a rundown of a ton of upcoming webinars, making the case for making the case for spoken word audio, and CMOs' outlook for the year after Q2. Find links to every article (and webinar) mentioned by heading here on SoundsProfitable.com

Today in the business of podcasting: I've got a rundown of a ton of upcoming webinars, making the case for making the case for spoken word audio, and CMOs' outlook for the year after Q2. Find links to every article (and webinar) mentioned by heading here on SoundsProfitable.com

The Bible has a lot to say about the use and the abuse of the tongue. As a matter of fact, two of the Ten Commandments deal with the use of the tongue. The first one is, "Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord Thy God in vain." And the second one is, "Thou shalt not bear false witness." And many of the other commandments are impacted by the use of the tongue. Today, we are going to spend some time talking about the incredible power of the spoken word. And more specifically, we are going to talk about "the negative power of the tongue".

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