Podcasts about Stranger Fruit

BEST OF VOL II. of Stranger Fruit entitled "In Drought Seasons, We Need Passion, Patience & Connection Enriching and Sustaining Our Roots"   01:18 - “In Drought Season” with Dr. Isaiah Horton 10:58 - “We Need” with Alicia Snowden 15:46 - “Passion, Patience” with Dr. Bianca Campbell, PharmD 19:34 - “& Connection” with Dr. Dwayne Thomas 24:49 - “Enriching and Sustaining” with Dr. Redab Alnifaidy 29:43 - “Our” with Oyinemi “Yemi” Iyebote 42:28 - “Roots” with Rasheed Thompson   Works Cited: Intro Music: Bosch's Garden - by Kjartan Abel. This work is licensed under the following: CC BY-SA 4.0 Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International.

BEST OF VOL I. of Stranger Fruit entitled "I Believe This Soil Will Last Forever"   0.0 - “I” with Oyinemi “Yemi” Iyebote (Medical Student - Howard University) 19.28 - “Believe” with Lucy Dawson (Medical Student - Howard University) 27:46 - “This” with Dr. Chauncey Bridges (Ortho Resident - Tulane) 37.41 - “Soil” with Teirney Haley  (Medical Student - Howard University) 50.02 - “Will” with Nia Walcott  (Medical Student - Howard University) 59.20 - “Last” with Temideyo Adedeji-Fajobi  (Medical Student - Howard University) 1:08.42 - “Forever” with Brandon Manor (Medical Student - Howard University)   Works Cited: Cyberball: Dewald-Kaufmann, J.F., Wüstenberg, T., Barton, B.B. et al. Dynamics of the immediate behavioral response to partial social exclusion. Sci Rep 11, 1853 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-80039-0 Intro Music: Bosch's Garden - by Kjartan Abel. This work is licensed under the following: CC BY-SA 4.0 Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International.

We did it!!! We are wrapping Season 1 of STRANGER FRUIT with 20 episodes under our belts! We are so grateful to all of our guests and subscribers for being part of this experiment to combat anti-Blackness and to showcase the diversity, complexity and beauty of the Black and Brown communities. As we gear up for Season 2, tune into STRANGER FRUIT presents Summer School, Wednesdays @ 6:30am for podcast episodes to keep the edutainment going.Timestamps00:39 The New Face Of LA Politics 01:21 Does Mainstream Hip Hip Promote Violence?02:23 Colorism and Misogynoir Galore - Part 102:56 Is Latinidad Anti-Black?04:52 Biracial Vs. Black: Who Has The Privilege?05:55 Does Mainstream Hip Hip Promote Violence?06:41 Biracial Vs. Black: Who Has The Privilege?07:42 Can There Be Unity Between Black People and POC?Tag #thestrangerfruit or @ us on social media to let us know what you think of Season 1! Remember, conflict + compassion = empathy.Donovan Thompson: EP, HostConstanza Eliana Chinea: Producer, Co-HostDanhy Clermont: ProducerWilliam Stallings: Executive ProducerFollow @thestrangerfruit: Instagram/Tik TokWatch This Episode: YouTubeVisit: www.thestrangerfruit.comEmail: info@thestrangerfruit.com

Watch this episode on Youtube Have you ever thought about the social constructs in our culture and where they come from? Like, the complicated relationship with curly hair or being told to avoid the sun because it's not beautiful to have darker skin? Even, the way we build wealth in this country? Well, in this episode we tackle the concept of colonization and how to decolonize thoughts, social constructs and actions in our life with a special guest: Constanza Eliana Chinea. Constanza Eliana Chinea (She/Her) is a Brown Latine (Boricua) Decolonial educator, journalist, producer, speaker, activist, and mental wellness advocate. She is the co-host and producer of The Stranger Fruit show and podcast, founder of the Anti-Oppression Social Club and Academy, and freelance journalist for multiple media outlets.  She began consulting after noticing a need for anti-racist and decolonial advocacy in the wellness industry where she taught Yoga and Meditation for 11 years. She has been producing content and media on how to decolonize mindset, create equity for people of color, and enact anti-racist and anti-oppressive principles in daily life for the past 5 years. She has been featured in Refinery 29, Latino Rebels, Well + Good, Forbes, Speaking of Racism podcast, Yoga Journal, Latinish Podcast, and many more. She has led signature workshops like “Dismantling Colonial Mentality” and “Unpacking Identity, Dismantling Power”. You can learn more about Constanza Eliana at https://www.embodyinclusivity.com -----  New episodes out every Monday! Follow & Subscribe to Mi Riqueza Podcast to get notified of each episode drop. Don't forget to also follow us on social media @latinawealthactivist @miriquezapodcast @theriquezaco to get the latest financial content & community updates. -----  Join our Free Riqueza Community: The Riqueza Club where we host workshops, events and our Crecer Book Club! Go to www.theriquezaclub.com to join! 

This week, join us for part one of our crossover with Constanza Eliana, co-host of The Stranger Fruit Podcast. Enjoy this week's episode and catch part two over at The Stranger Fruit next week! Eliana joins us for debates on Latinos love for Selena Quintanilla, keeping Latinidad alive, the Spanish language and breaking away from white supremacy. Then later during Latin Lovers, we discuss losing an ex that you want back!Make sure to follow BYLATINMEN on Instagram @BYLATINMEN and for full video episodes and other exclusive content, join us on Patreon at Patreon.com/BYLATINMENFollow Eliana on Instagram @eliana.chinea and @thestrangerfruit

 Nikkolas Smith, a native of Houston, Texas, is a Master of Architecture recipient from Hampton University. After designing theme parks at Walt Disney Imagineering for 11 years, he is now an ARTivist, Concept artist, Children's Books Author, Film Illustrator  (Space Jam 2, Black Panther 2, Judah and the Black Messiah) and Movie poster designer (Black Panther, Beale Street, Southside With You, Dear White People, Stranger Fruit). He is the author/illustrator of the picture books "The Golden Girls of Rio" (nominated for an NAACP Image Award), My Hair Is Poofy And That's Okay and World Cup Women . Born on the Water from The 1619 Project is his latest illustrated picture book in collaboration with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist  Nikole Hannah-Jones and Renée Watson for Kokila and The NYT.He is a proud 2016 White House Innovators of Color fellow. As an illustrator of color, Nikkolas is focused on creating captivating art that can spark important conversations in today's world and inspire meaningful change. Many of his viral and globally published sketches are included in his latest book Sunday Sketch: The Art of Nikkolas, a visual journey on life and a collection of more than 100 sketches he has done in the last five years. His works have been featured on TIME Magazine, The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, Buzzfeed, the Academy of Motion Pictures, The Guardian, ABC, NBC, KCET ,  People magazine and many more.  His art has been shared on social media by Michelle Obama, President Joe Biden and Vice President  Kamala Harris, Van Jones, Shaun King, Rihanna, Colin Kaepernick, Janet Jackson, Viola Davis, Jamie Foxx, Erykah Badu, Lupita Nyong'o, Kendrick Lamar, Tracee Ellis Ross, Ava Duvernay, Common, Simone Biles, Miley Cirus, Mark Ruffalo, Amy Schumer and many others. Nikkolas also talks at conferences (TEDxWatts) and schools all over the country, and leads workshops in digital painting character and movie poster and design. He lives in Los Angeles, California. Find out more about Nikkolas Smith here including workshops, books, and purchasing/commissioning art. So grateful for all the listeners! Check the links below from charities, subscriptions, merch, reading list, and more. Love the show?You can now support the show with a subscription! Click here for all the details.**Want to write a review? Click here for details.** Donate Dachshund Rescue of Houston hereBlog https://tstakaishi.wixsite.com/musicInsta @creative_peacemeal_podcastFB @creativepeacemealpodBonfire Merch https://www.bonfire.com/store/creative-peacemeal/Redbubble Merch CPPodcast.redbubble.comCreative Peacemeal READING list hereInterested in Corrie Legge's content planner? Click here to order!

2022 was a rough year for Hip Hop. Despite the influx of new, talented women in the game, there has been incredible loss and displays of misogynoir that kept our beloved genre in the headlines. On this episode of STRANGER FRUIT, Queen and J join Donovan to discuss the impact of Hip Hop on women. Tag #thestrangerfruit or @ us on social media to let us know what you think of the episode! Remember, conflict + compassion = empathy.Feat: Queen and J from Tea with Queen & J.Donovan Thompson: EP, HostConstanza Eliana Chinea: ProducerWilliam Stallings: Executive Producer@thestrangerfruit: Instagram/Tik Tok@aSTRANGERFRUIT: TwitterWatch This Episode: YouTubeVisit: www.thestrangerfruit.comEmail: info@thestrangerfruit.com

Cenk Uygur hosts. Co-host and producer of the Stranger Fruit podcast Constanza Eliana Chinea joins to talk about her work as a Decolonial Educator. Maine State Senator Chloe Maxmin discusses how she won in a rural district. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Die Black-Metal Band Zeal & Ardor veröffentlicht dieses Jahr ihr gleichnamiges drittes Studioalbum. Auffällig ist, dass in das Album verschiedene Einflüsse wie Jazz-Elemente als auch Synthie-Sounds mit reinspielen. Dazu sagt Frontsänger Manuel Gagneux im Interview mit Lena, dass diese Sound-Vermischungen erstmal befreiend waren, dann aber auch überfordernd, weil ihnen plötzlich alle musikalischen Türen offen standen. Die klare Black-Metal-Linie bleibt natürlich dennoch bestehen. Manuel erzählt, dass das dritte Lied des Albums „Death to the Holy“ in drei Minuten zusammenfasse, wofür die Band stehe - und zwar gegen die Kirche. Und auch, wenn auf diesem Track Satan keine Rolle spielt, ist schon klar, dass dieser, wenn die Kirche verachtet wird, zum alternativen „Gott“ wird. Die Band verfolgt allerdings einen modernen, philosophischen Ansatz des Satanismus, bei dem es vor allem darum geht, sein eigenes Ego nur so weit auszuleben, dass es niemand anderen einschränkt. Black Metal und eine satanistische Themenwelt gehen Hand in Hand und so baut das Album "Zeal & Ardor“ eine "alternative Geschichte“ auf, in der sich schwarze Sklaven an Satan wandten, um zu rebellieren. Im Interview erzählt Manuel, wie er zu dieser Themenwelt gekommen ist und welche Bedeutung hinter dem mysteriösen Albumcover steckt. Außerdem geht es um seinen Lieblingssong auf dem neuen Album und darum, wie er Metal für sich entdeckt hat.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Zeal & Ardor over Zoom video!  Zeal & Ardor's widely praised second album, Stranger Fruit, was released by MVKA in 2018, following the global attention-getting, multi-million streamed debut Devil Is Fine. Critically acclaimed across the industry, The Guardian newspaper described Stranger Fruit as "extraordinary and brilliant" upon release. Upset wrote it was "a compelling listen," Metal Hammer applauded its "sheer musical brilliance," with Rock Sound concluding, it was "one of the most uniquely daring and wholly affecting albums of 2018 so far," plus further plaudits rolling in from SiriusXM, Rolling Stone, Kerrang!, Noisey, Alternative Press, Revolver, Pitchfork, Stereogum, and more. By Christmas 2018, the UK's largest free newspaper Metro declared Stranger Fruit their #2 Album of the Year in a cross-genre list, declaring "in this jaw-dropping meld of black American folk music and black metal, the Swiss artist Manuel Gagneux has hit upon something genuinely original." In March 2019, following a blistering set in London the previous December, the band went on to release the double live album Live In London. Then, in October 2020, amidst a provocative and stimulating 18-month profound period of reflection — that led to the writing of the forthcoming self-titled album — the band quietly shared the striking, standalone 6-track EP Wake Of A Nation. Their intense third album, crystalizing everything the band is, will be released in February 2022. We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #ZealandArdor #Zeal&Ardor #zoom Listen & Subscribe to BiB Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

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FINDING KENDRICK JOHNSON is the feature documentary product of a 4-year undercover investigation into the facts of this case. From the creator of 'Stranger Fruit', this new documentary hopes to shed light on one of the most important American stories of our time. Told through the eyes of KJ's family and close friends, On January 11th, 2013, Kendrick Johnson was found dead in his high school gymnasium rolled up in a gym mat. The state of Georgia ruled his death as an accident, having died from positional asphyxia. When the family hired their own Forensic Pathologist, not only did he find KJ's organs missing from his body during the autopsy, he determined the cause of death to be from non-accidental blunt force trauma. To this day, no one knows where KJ's organs have gone.. So what really happened to KJ? Narrated by Hollywood legend, Jenifer Lewis. Directed by 'Stranger Fruit' creator, Jason Pollock, with an amazing team of producers including Actor Hill Harper, and Space Jam 2 director Malcolm D. Lee, FINDING KENDRICK JOHNSON shares this truly historic, heartbreaking, and unbelievable story with the world for the first time. Foe news, updates and screenings go to: findingkendrickjohnson.com

Join us in this passionate and insightful conversation about the unfortunate murder of Michael Brown as we discuss the details surrounding the investigation.  Further, we discuss the racial climate in America, are things really getting better? Is defunding the police a viable or sustainable solution? Or is it fake hustle?

Der jüngste Aufschwung der "Black Lives Matter"-Bewegung sorgte in zahlreichen Teilen unserer Geschichte für eine neue Reflektion scheinbar zementierter Gepflogenheiten. Statuen mit rassistischem Hintergrund wurden versenkt, Whitewashing wird endlich wieder thematisiert und auch die Musik muss sich nicht erst seit dem Tod von George Floyd fragen, ob sie schwarze Musiker*Innen und deren Erbe ausreichend würdigt. Zeal & Ardors "Stranger Fruit" drängt sich für ein Gespräch in diesem Kontext aus vielfältiger Hinsicht auf. So entstand nicht nur das gesamte Projekt im Grunde als Reaktion auf eine rassistische Provokation, es vereint darüber hinaus eindrücklich Elemente aus Gospel, Blues und Black Metal - also Einflüsse aus ganz unterschiedlichen musikalischen Zeiten, die sich aber alle unmittelbar oder mittelbar auf die im Zuge der Versklavung von Schwarzen entstandenen Worksongs zurückführen lassen. Nicht zuletzt referenziert sogar der Titel von "Stranger Fruit" einen Jazz-Klassiker von Billie Holiday, der schon gegen Ende der 1930er Jahre ein erschütterndes Zeugnis der rassistischen Verfolgung Schwarzer darstellte. Wir fragen uns deshalb: Wie lassen sich die satanischen Soundwelten von Zeal & Ardor im Auge der "Black Lives Matter"-Bewegung deuten? Wieso ist schwarze Musikkultur so wichtig für quasi alle Arten von Popmusik, mit denen wir heute tagtäglich beschallt werden? Und wie erfahrbar kann Musik ganz generell die vielen Gräueltaten machen, die die Menschheitsgeschichte im Lauf der Jahrhunderte hervorgebracht hat? Eine Spurensuche, bei der wir alle noch lernen.

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Transition Music: Zeal & Ardor - You Ain't Coming Back from the album Stranger Fruit

On this episode, Ray finds out that Jimmy is a car nerd, Jimmy breaks down "Stranger Fruit" documentary, Ray reviews movies and some oher bullshit. Please LIKE SUBSCRIBE COMMENT and SHARE. Thank you. 

Neste segundo episódio mergulhamos no mundo do Zêlo e do Ardor. Falamos um pouco sobre história, espiritualidade, resistência e sobre uma de nossas bandas favoritas dos últimos tempos: Zeal & Ardor. Falamos sobre como uma piada execrável e racista deu poder de fogo criativo à uma das melhores bandas nesta nova geração. Nosso amigo Luiz voltou a participar e virou membro fixo do time, embaixador do Hostil em Washington e por isso dessa vez nossa gravação não foi presencial. Nós demoramos para começar a publicar os episódios então provavelmente existem informações velhas! Ah! nossos equipamentos ainda estavam precários. Erratas: - Sabemos que o Elvis é de Tupello, Mississipi mas a carreira começou de verdade em Memphis, Tennessee! - Todos os instrumentos do album Stranger Fruit foram gravados pelo Manuel, exceto a bateria que foi gravada por Marco Von Allmen. Gravação: 07/Agosto/2019

Heather Wolf, web developer for E-Bird & Cornell Lab of Ornithology gives us a birder's eye-view of what climate change means to Brooklyn's birds and why it matters. Next, hear from actors Tinashe Kajee Bolden and Amber Harris as they talk with Ashley about “DOT”, a new play at the Billie Holiday Theatre. Then, artist and photographer Jon Henry sits down with curator Sol Nova to talk about “Stranger Fruit”, an exhibition currently on view at BRIC.

Zeal & Ardor - Stranger Fruit

In the news Ozzy and GnR flex their rock legend muscles and a sober Devildriver front man Dez works his ass off. We review the new Zeal and Ardor album Stranger Fruit along with the new Tremonti and Lesser Glow. We introduce a new segment called Metal or Mularky and also offer up our first giveaway!  Thanks for Obastra for letting us use their track Mire. Check them out at https://obastra.bandcamp.com/ Instagram @obastra Twitter @obastraband www.facebook.com/obastraband (Due to a type-o in our notes we missed the A in their name and appolgize for misspronouncing it) Twitter: https://twitter.com/EpitomeOfStupi2  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eostupidity/  NOW ON STITCHER! https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/epitome-of-stupidity Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/epitome-of-stupidity/id1378020561  Google: https://play.google.com/music/m/Ihwjqwbrhdaehlbmb5lvbqvowfa?t=Epitome_Of_Stupidity_Allegedly_A_Metal_Music_Podcast Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/user/bmauwzz346ezqhgxlrkbwdetm/playlist/1CtVwcD5vaCzhPw4mBnuUS?si=eoBkFD27TYSSzpbB3iNr_A Email: EOStupidity@gmail.com

Zeal and Ardor is the brainchild of Manuel Gagneaux, a Swiss/American musician who on his latest record "Stranger Fruit" has created a powerful alchemy of blues, gospel, black metal, brutal guitars and straight up soul. During a spirited conversation, we discuss his life as an outsider, what he learned from his jazz musician mother and the story of the record. 

  Today i speak about the beef of drake and pusha t and J prince's connection to it.   i review the documentary Stranger Fruit, the Mike Brown Documentary.   i  read 3 relationship advise letters i received, hope you guys enjoy and let me know what else i should discuss further.   Follow me on Twitter.com/radical_latino_                      Youtube: The Radical Latino                       Instagram.com/radical_latino_ Podcast iTunes & Google: The Radical Latino

"It's kind of an expansion of the first album that probably nobody ever heard about or listened to," offered Manuel Gagneux, driving force behind the enigma that is Zeal & Ardor ahead of the release of his second album, Stranger Fruit. "I'm pretty fucken proud of it and I hope you enjoy it too."No stranger to controversy over his thought-provoking and brutally honest lyrics, Gagneux refuses to apologize for his content, evoking an emotion through his music that almost dares you to ignore his message."It's hard to convey how I create that emotion," he measured, "because in a conversation like this it splits into a jovial conversation but I can't really get into what I felt like making the album now because that would ruin the whole vibe of this chat..."In a refreshingly honest and uncensored chat, Manuel discusses the intricacies of the album and the meaning behind the title and artwork, as well as just what his objectives are with Zeal & Ardor. He talks about his beliefs on censorship versus honesty and also has an interesting tale to tell of being punched in the face because of his music.Stranger Fruits is out June 8

Friday 4/27 - Today on the show we had film maker Jason Polluck and mother of Mike Brown Lezley McSpadden stopped by and spoke on the documentary "Stranger Fruit" which revealed newer evidence about the Killing of her son Mike Brown. Also, we were visited by comedian and tv personality Kamau Bell where he spoke about an incident he had at Starbucks, HBCU's, Kanye West and more. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to a guy that sued an instagram model for sexually assaulting his dog.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

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