Podcasts about Street Dreams

On this episode (288) of FRSHOUT Hip Hop, we're talking A$AP Rocky facing 24-years in prison after refusing a super plea deal from the L.A. District Attorney (3:03), new music from Beanie Sigel and his past issues with Jay-Z (18:45), new visuals from Memphis Bleek and Roc Marciano (38:44), Joey Bada$$ trying to egg J. Cole into a rap "fake" beef (46:28).

We chat with David Wu, Head of Generative AI at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management. From his unconventional path inspired by the film "Wall Street" to leading in AI without a tech degree, David shares pivotal career moments, the importance of mentorship, and lessons in leadership. Discover how he envisions AI empowering human connection in wealth management and his advice for navigating an ever-evolving industry.For more, visit http://nicsa.org/podcasts

Marques Ogden's story is one of unexpected twists and personal growth, moving from a finance career to playing in the NFL. Growing up in Washington DC, he was profoundly shaped by his father, a trailblazer as the first African-American bank manager at the Federal Home Loans Bank in New York's DC office. Marques's journey reflects a deep sense of resilience, staying true to his values, and a dedication to uplifting others.In this episode of the Underdog Podcast with Pamela Bardhi, Marques opens up about the key moments that changed his life, including his struggles with addiction and financial hardship. He talks about what it took to rebuild his life from rock bottom and how he found his true passion in speaking and coaching.Marques shares his "Four B's to Success"—belief, authenticity, overcoming rejection, and building real connections—and how these principles can help anyone grow personally and professionally. He also talks about the value of surrounding yourself with supportive people and being brave enough to step out of your comfort zone.Key Takeaways:Resilience in Overcoming Adversity: Marques's journey through addiction and financial ruin highlights the critical role of resilience and accountability in overcoming life's challenges.Versatility and Embracing Opportunities: His career shift from investment banking to the NFL illustrates the importance of being versatile and open to unexpected opportunities.Living Authentically: Marques consistently emphasizes the value of authenticity, both in his personal and professional life, encouraging others to align with their true purpose.By visualizing your goals, speaking positively about yourself, taking actionable steps, and surrounding yourself with the right people, you too can overcome any obstacle and achieve your dreams.Listen to this exciting episode. Join us for the conversation! Listen to the full episode here:Apple iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/underdog/id1534385651Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6FbSDu0aNtuxAEiderUAfBWebsite: https://theunderdogshow.comIf you found this story worth your time and made changes in your life, we'd love to hear from you! Subscribe and leave a review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Follow and connect with Marques Ogden:Marques Ogden: https://marquesogden.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marquesogden/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marquesogdenThe Underdog Podcast host is none other than Pamela Bardhi. She's rocking the Real Estate Realm and has dedicated her life as a Life Coach. She is also in the Forbes Real Estate Council. To know more about Pam, check out the following:Website: https://pamelabardhi.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/pamela_bardhiTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pamela_bardhiYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@elevatethroughrealestate

Fernando LIONS is a revered graffiti writer, tattoo artist & designer who has been living and working in New York City for over two decades. Originally from Buffalo, LIONS established himself throughout New York City's graffiti scene with a no-frills approach to a traditional bombing. He tattoos out of Street Dreams, an independently run studio located in Bed-Stuy opened by LIONS. http://patreon.com/livingproofnewyorkhttp://livingproofnewyork.com

Ya Boi Shad, G. Downs, Twockupp, & Skeet are here this week to give you a full breakdown and entertaining episode of some ignorant intelligence of BSTV. First this week the guys talked about why the black Community hate on other blacks that become successful like Shannon Sharpe and others. After that the guys talked about NBA all star weekend and hot the nba need to get rid of the dunk contest and now the nba all star game. Then they gang talked about wether or not Lebron James should retire and wether or not his son Bronny is draftable. Then the gang talked about Usher only being paid $671 for his superbowl performance and the reason for this low payment. After that the guys discussed Caitlin Clark breaking D1 scoring record and where she is ranked all time in ncaa history. The guys also talked about Ruffles inviting R&B singer Chris Brown to participate in the All star celebrity game and then uninviting him but then asking his to come sit courtside. After that they talked about Distict Attorney Fanni Willis allegations of sleeping with someone she employed and the affects its having on her case against Donald Trump and in the YSL case against Young Thug. Then the gang talked about Vladimir Putin Saying Russia is close to creating a vaccine for cancer. The guys also discussed what is the biggest scam in life and why. They also discussed the recent sexual assault allegations against Russell Simmons. They also talked some NFL and allegedly the San Francisco 49ers players and coaches including Kyle Shanahan not knowing the Overtime rules. And finally they talked about how long should a woman hold a man down who is going thur hard times. https://www.instagram.com/badspeakerspodcast https://www.tiktok.com/@badspeakerspodcast https://twitter.com/BadSpeakers https://www.facebook.com/badspeakerspodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Was passiert eigentlich hinter den Kulissen vom Street Dreams Festival? Dazu haben sich die Salon5-Jugendreporterinnen Aylin und Alison unterhalten. Alison macht zur Zeit eine Ausbildung in der Veranstaltungsbranche und kennt sich daher bestens mit Festivals und anderen Events aus.

A BRIEF STORY OF A BROWNSVILLE VETERAN IN THE STREETS, BEING TOLD BY SOME CO-CONSPIRATORS 0F THE 80S AND 90S.

What's good people, Paul Rodriguez is one of the greatest street skater of all time. Featured in numerous Tony Hawk games, 4 X-games gold medals... the guy is a legend. He came through camp today to talk about aliens, the pyramids, and skating for the rest of his life. This was an awesome pod. WELCOME TO CAMP00:00 Intro02:08 Parents involvement in show business03:55 Paul loves stand-up + Ralph Barbosa06:44 Mexican Skaters + skating is your community08:34 Emotionality in skating & stand-up09:44 Signing with Nike + learning from dad13:35 Skating obsession + lucky with injuries early17:42 Dealing with injury + acting classes22:23 Being Christian Slater + Worst bomb28:51 Dream Role + Stuntman + Tom Cruise37:16 Best actor + Forrest Gump + Tom Hanks40:17 “Street Dreams” skate movie + support from parents47:05 Why skating in the first place?48:25 Difference between NY v LA skating52:10 Japanese skaters & around the world56:11 Skating is art58:50 Meditation01:01:27 Anxiety + substances + 1st kiss01:08:58 Meeting Tom Penny + faking confidence01:13:26 P-Rod's girlfriend is THE extrovert + Dating01:17:19 P-Rod relationship with his dad01:22:46 1st check + dumbest thing he's bought01:25:00 Meeting his baby mama + having a kid01:35:49 Becoming a better person + father01:45:10 P-Rod's belief in God01:59:16 Prayer got P-Rod through everything02:02:40 Being LUCKY + King Henry's life SUCKED02:14:24 Reincarnation - Beaver v Eagle + Aliens02:25:00 Dinosaurs were LIT

Sales isn't just about hitting the numbers; it's about creating transformative partnerships, driving revenue growth, and making Wall Street dreams a reality. In this episode, we dive deep into the world of sales development and go-to-market strategies with Tito Bohrt, founder and CEO of AltiSales. The discussion kicks off by shedding light on a common pitfall in sales development: focusing solely on meeting quotas. Tito reveals the flaw in this approach and explains why exceeding expectations and delivering real revenue outcomes should be the ultimate goal. As the discussion unfolds, Tito reveals how his company has transcended traditional sales development, transforming it into a venture capital powerhouse. He shares how his team not only sets up meetings but also invests in early-stage companies, taking on shared risks and reaping rewards alongside their partners. Tito also delves into the nitty-gritty of setting up successful sales development teams and shares the meticulous operation he has built. He emphasizes the importance of finding fulfillment beyond monetary gains and shares the heartwarming story of his promise to his mother. If you want to discover how to break free from conventional norms, deliver exceptional value, and ignite the true potential of your sales team, then this episode is for you. Tune in now!Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! http://stratyve.com/

HIGHER HEIGHTS 11 First Class Kaya Intro Vybz Kartel & Likkle Addi – Daddy Was A Pilot (FG RMX) Vybz Kartel – First Class Drones (FG RMX) Aidonia – La La Land (FG RMX) Snoop Dogg – Let's Get Blown Wiz Khalifa – The Kid Frankie Baby Dall – Weed Alone (FG RMX) Chronic Law & Kash – Good Weed (FG RMX) Snoop Doggy Dogg – Gin And Juice Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg & Akon – Kush Ajrenalin – Puff Up Di Smoke (FG RMX) Vybz Kartel – Kush Smokers (FG RMX) Popcaan – Kush Is My Best Friend (FG RMX) Chronic Law – Wedding Cake Skillibeng – 50 Bag Busy Signal – Rude Bwoy Ting Vershon – Dangerous Chronic Law – Highgrade & Migraine Vershon – Feeling High Bramma – Herbal Dance Monster Twins – Herb Alozade – Street Dreams Elephant Man & Mr Vegas – Bun It Sean Paul – She Want It Popcaan – Good Times (FG RMX) Mavado – Weed & Hennessy (FG RMX) Dr Dre ft Nate Dogg – Xxplosive Erykah Badu – Bag Lady (Cheeba Sac rmx) Wiz Khalifa – Ain't No Fun Gaza Slim – Lite The Weed (FG RMX) Richie Spice – Marijuana (FG RMX) Burna Boy – Last Last Burna Boy – Last Last (Ganja Farmer rmx) Bounty Killer – We Burn Da Highest (FG RMX) Marlon Asher – Ganja Farmer Fyakin – Steamin' Fyakin – Green Richie Spice – Di Plane Land Junior Kelly – Just Another Blend Collie Buddz – Take It Easy

3 Quarters of a Century. Thanks for riding with us for 75 episodes, we appreciate your continued support. Shout out to Chris Rock for being garbage (8:50) Ja Warrant got Street Dreams, (22:37) everybody looking for something including Dillon Brooks, who sent some shots at Draymond. Another round of Basketball what ifs (39:50) Congrats to SZA for 12 weeks straight at #1 (46:03) Tummy Tuck 4 get caught up in Mexico (53:11) A recent out of pocket tweet on Shanquella Robinson, has us debating internet consequences (58:31) and we dive into energy saving vehicles and the future of gasoline powered cars (1:13:22). As always thanks for the support and be sure to follow us on our socials! Socials https://www.instagram.com/thegoodelifepod https://twitter.com/thegoodelifepod https://www.tiktok.com/@thegoodelifepod

In this episode, Katie speaks with Jay Blades, a modern furniture restorer, upcycler and eco designer who is passionate about sustainability and community. We discuss his history with furniture restoration, the importance of investing in the next generation of creators, why helping people you may never meet truly matters and lots more. Jay Blades is now best known for presenting the BBC's Money for Nothing, The Repair Shop and most recently Jay and Dom's Home Fix.  I've known Jay for a long time, so it was lovely to catch up with him for a proper conversation about a subject that is so close to both of our hearts. We discuss:Jay's earliest memory of repairing things. Jay's former non-profit Out of the Dark and teaching young people to repair and restore old furniture. The reason future proofing is so important. The end of his marriage, his experience with homelessness and how he came back from it all. Jay's experience of The Repair Shop and meeting Mary Berry … and more!Here are some highlights:How ‘Out of the Dark' Came To Be. “My ex-wife Jade and I were running the charity called ‘Street Dreams' which was basically about getting young people away from crime, so it was a fresh approach to old problems. The council, police, social services, fire services would come to us and say, ‘we've got a hot spot area where young people are committing crime and we need you to go in there and sort it out.' Funding started drying up and we needed to continue working with those young people. One of the things that we operated when we started running all these charities, it was a case of working yourself out of a job which basically means that you work with a group of young people who are disengaged, then they become engaged and where do they go with all that energy? Then we employ them, and then they start to become the new youth leaders. So,as we wanted to continue with these young people, Jade came up with the wonderful idea of restoring old furniture.”“About 50% of them have gone into restoration or furthering their education. They've gone on to upholstery, restoration, project management, interior design and things like that. A lot of them have just gone on to normal jobs. I think with the group of young people who used to have them just getting out of bed was a bonus, them not smoking or doing some low-level crime is a winner.” Why investing in Young People through Restoration Matters.  “One of the things that I love about restoration is it brings so many elements for people who have been put on, let's say the scrap-heap. If you go into the educational system, if you don't get the A star plus or you don't get the grades, you're really gonna amount to nothing, is kind of what they're saying to you. If you get the A-star, you're going to college or university, have 2.5 kids and live happily ever after, you've got a brilliant job. Whereas the way that I look at things, I look at sustainability as a whole. Some people look at it as: you've got to separate your plastics from your paper and your glass and this and that. Sustainability includes people and these young people need to have something put into them that allows them to see themselves as sustainable and as a valued member of society, so that's what it was all about.”  Why Future Proofing is so Important.“I think people and the planet are very important to me, especially when it comes to community work. I worked in the community sector and really there is no profit in the work, you're doing it for the love, and you're kind of doing it for people you're never gonna see. So I have this kind of way of functioning now. I'm here on this planet to influence people I'm never gonna meet, and that means that I have to leave a legacy, create something that can be taken over by someone else or re-designed by someone else, and then they would say, ‘Well, I kind of got that idea from that person, but this is what I've done with the idea. And that to me is what future-proofing is all about. Let's make sure that the future is bright for people who are not here yet, because if we continue the way that we're continuing on this planet, we're not gonna leave them a pretty problem. It's gonna be quite messy.” Learn more & connect with JayhereCheck out Jay's book ‘Making It'here Books we mentioned:My new book, Broken: Mending and Repair in a throwaway world is now available on pre-order here on BookShop.Org or on AmazonThe foreword has been written by Jay Blades and this book celebrates 25 artists, curators, designers and makers who have rejected the allure of the fast, disposable and easy in favour of the patina of use, the stories of age and the longevity of care and repair. Accompanying these profiles, six in-depth essays explore the societal, cultural and environmental roles of mending in a throwaway world. Spread the Word:Please share Circular with Katie Treggiden with wild abandon — with your friends, family, and fellow designer-makers or wherever interesting conversations about creativity happen in your world! If you love what you're listening to, show me some love by following Circular with Katie Treggiden in this app and leaving a review. I'll be honest, I don't really understand how it works, but apparently, all that good stuff tells the ‘algorithm Gods' to show the podcast to more people, and that can only be a good thing, right?And finally, sign up for our my e-newsletter ‘Weekly(ish) Musings for Curious, Imperfect and Stubbornly Optimistic Environmentalists' landing gently in inboxes most Fridays - just click here. And find me on the Interwebs: @katietreggiden.1 (Instagram), @katietreggiden (Twitter, TikTok), @katietreggiden3908 (YouTube). If you're a designer-maker, DM me a ♻️ to be added to my close friends group especially for sustainable craftspeople and check out Making Design Circular at www.katietreggiden.com/membership About Katie:Katie Treggiden is a purpose-driven journalist, author, podcaster and keynote speaker championing a circular approach to design – because Planet Earth needs better stories. With 20 years' experience in the creative industries, she regularly contributes to publications such as The Guardian, Crafts Magazine, Design Milk and Monocle24. She is currently exploring the question ‘can craft save the world?' through an emerging body of work that includes her fifth book, Wasted: When Trash Becomes Treasure (Ludion, 2020), and this podcast.About our partners:Inhabit hotels, located in the Bayswater area of London, offer restorative environmentally and socially conscious places to stay in the city. Wellness and well-being also play a major part in the brand's ethos Mindfully designed for the modern traveller, everything at this new hotel has been considered with a genuine commitment to environmental initiatives and meaningful community partnerships. To find out more please check out our Instagram @inhabit_hotels.Surfers Against Sewage is a grassroots environmental charity that campaigns to protect the ocean and everything that the ocean makes possible. They campaign against everything that threatens the ocean; plastic pollution, the climate emergency, industrial exploitation, and water quality, by taking action on the ground, that triggers change from the top. If like me, you'd like to support surfers against sewage, head over to https://www.sas.org.uk/ 

Replacing gas cars with electric ones is a main pillar of plans to fight climate change. But the lithium-ion batteries used in electric cars come with a cost. Communities near the Salar de Atacama in Chile, where about a quarter of the world's lithium is extracted from salty aquifers, say mining companies pose a serious threat to the local environment and their access to water. Mining companies strongly dispute those claims. In this episode of Stereo Chemistry, we'll explore the environmental factors at play in the salar and the differing perspectives on how best to measure impact. And we'll hear from a new group of mining start-ups that claim they can use chemical methods—as yet unproven—to extract lithium without the same impact on water.  This is the first episode in a new series exploring the future of water. A transcript of this episode, along with English translations of all Spanish dialogue, is available at bit.ly/3QGlQpu. Sign up for C&EN's email series “Advancing in the Art of Science Communication” at bit.ly/scicommadvanced. Credits Executive producer/host: Kerri Jansen Writer: Matt Blois Audio editor: Mark Feuer DiTusa Story editors: Michael McCoy, Manny I. Fox Morone, Ariana Remmel Sensitivity editor: Sofía Jarrín Audience editor: Dorea I. Reeser Copyeditor: Heather Holt Translator: Fernando Gomollón Bel, Juan José Sáenz de la Torre Logo design: William A. Ludwig Episode artwork: SQM Music (in order of appearance): "Tinker Toys" by Colton Dewberry, "Pebbles Dance" by Roie Shpigler, "Earth & Heavens" by Sémø and Ian Post, "Street Dreams" by Julian Hartwell, "There's No One Else Just Like Me" by Shahar Guttman, "Eternal Sunshine" by Stanley Gurvich Contact Stereo Chemistry: Tweet at us @cenmag or email cenfeedback@acs.org.

Supreme comes out of prison and rebrands himself in entertainment, but not before getting tied up in a double homicide. Irv Gotti's 'Murder, Inc' record label gets caught up in the cross fire. Opening song, "Street Dreams" by Nas -- Produced & Recorded By: Tremayne "Treezy" Johnson Presented By: On-Ear Network Follow Us: Twitter - @GramsOfSnow IG - @GramsOfSnowPod

Welcome back to the Heritage Hip-Hop Podcast! This episode we celebrate creativity. Kalani Caraballo is a Hip-Hop lover that took his love for music and art and created the Street Dreams Fanzine. A magazine that started celebrating Hip-Hop culture and turned into more by celebrating the people that take part in the culture with people that are building the culture through their creativity. Have you seen Street Dreams Fanzine? Will it introduce new artists to your playlist? Tune in to find out. Street Dreams Fanzine is available right now. Follow Kalani Caraballo, Street Dreams Fanzine and Heritage Hip-Hop on all social media platforms. We appreciate your support. Links: Instagram: Heritage Hip-Hop: @HERITAGEHIPHOP Visuals by: Beyond Mayhem Media: @BeyondMayhem_NJ Street Dreams Fanzine: @STREETDREAMSFANZINE https://streetdreamsfanzine.bigcartel.com/ Kalani Caraballo: @K.CARABALLO Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/album/3uiaISXDIylwu7B54JZNu2 Website: www.HeritageHipHop.com Merch: www.Storefrontier.com/Heritagehiphop Cashapp for Donations: $HeritageHipHop Podcasts are available on: www.HeritageHipHop.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4rW9vRNAU0w4BGr1Vgb4YD Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/heritage-hip-hop-podcast/id1531573272 Youtube: www.youtube.com/c/heritagehiphop Follow Heritage Hip-Hop on all social media including: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeritageHipHop Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heritagehiphop/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/HeritageHipHop Clubhouse: @HERITAGEHIPHOP Tumblr: https://karevheritagehiphop.tumblr.com/following TikTok: https://tiktok.com/heritagehiphop Boomuitt: https://www.boomuitt.com/@Karev --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heritagehiphop/support

THE DEAL: A short horror/thriller play set in the mid-1950s. A widow is visited by a sinister stranger looking to collect one of her late husband's outstanding debts. Written by Ryan Kaminski Produced and directed by Jonathan Cook Performed by Courtney Prouty & Krys Bailey Intro/Outro music: JK/47 Additional music: "Street Dreams" by Julian Hartwell "The Body" by Max H. Gather by the Ghost Light merch available at Online Shop! If you would like to further support this podcast, please visit our Patreon page! If you are associated with a theatre and would like to perform the stage version of this play, please contact gatherbytheghostlight@gmail.com to get connected with the playwright.

Co-founder of Street Dreams Magazine, Eric Veloso always had the hustle (and photographer's eye) in him. From learning how to frame shots while working in film to learning the ropes of distribution at Aritzia, Eric followed his natural instincts, growing Street Dreams with his business partners from a print publication to also a creative studio.Born in Calgary and raised in Vancouver, he was taught the virtue of hard work by watching his single mother go from a hotel maid to director of entertainment services. His passion for photography came in his teens, after a skateboard injury sidelined him. To pass time at the skatepark while recovering, he picked up a camera, shooting everything urban. While in New York in 2014, a fated run-in with a photographer that he followed on Instagram named Steve Irby led him, Steve and Mike Cobarubbia to found Street Dreams Magazine, which grew quickly in the following years to include a creative studio, a clothing line available in Tokyo, and a loyal global community. In this conversation, we dive deep into the origins of his hustle and growing up in a Latino household; the combination of hard work and right timing when it came to the birth of Street Dreams; the magazine's guest-edited issue with Jeff Staple and the issue launch party that shut down a New York city block; what it's been like creating campaigns & activations for the likes of Nike, New Balance, Tribeca Film Festival, Coach, HBO & more; a hilarious interaction with comedian George Lopez and actor Don Cheadle at a panel talk in Soho's Apple Store; how a 2015 New York Times article catapulted the Street Dreams brand; what's next on the horizon, and much more.

Ryan Dunn was an American stunt performer, television personality, actor, comedian, and one of the stars of the reality stunt show. Dunn rose to fame in the late 1990s as a member of the CKY Crew with his long-time friend, Bam Margera, for their extreme stunts and pranks recorded on camera. Dunn also hosted the TV series Homewrecker and Proving Ground and appeared in the feature films Blonde Ambition and Street Dreams, as well as in Margera's films Haggard and Minghags. Ryan Dunn tragically passed away after a car crash in 2011 at the age of 34. In today's video, we are paying a tribute to his life and career.

My Blessing, My Curse. Trailer. Creative nonfiction. The San Francisco Bay historical romance (1806), Twin Flame concept by Plato, and another sad true love story, the one for the books. Background music:  Street Dreams by Aykaye Music. Dark 90's Guitar Rap/Hip Hop Beat/Instrumental;  Spanish Guitar - Sketch #1 and Bb Trumpet - Sketch #1 by The Loop and the Hat

“Your favorite photographer's favorite photographer,” Pedro Vasquez, aka AIMOS, has become synonymous with clean, calculated images that challenge the creative industry's standards of greatness. The Corona, Queens native is widely recognized for his street and live music work, producing engaging, thought-provoking content that spans photography, videography, and creative direction. More widely known as taking the most commented-on Instagram post of all time, XXXtentacion's last posted photo.In this episode, we dive into that story and dig up the harshness of the music industry, how NFT's can change a photographer's life, and the reality of establishing yourself as an artist.Follow Aimos On InstagramCheck Out Aimos's WorkSubscribe to the YOUTUBE CHANNEL HEREWant to take your creative business to the next level and work with Zack? Sign up for The Creator's Blueprint Waitlist: http://thecreatorsblueprint.com/Follow Zack on InstagramHave a question for Zack? Text it to him at (847) 383-7661 using the hashtag #podcast.To get The Productivity Journal, leave a written 5-Star Review on Apple Podcasts, screenshot it, and send the screenshot to hello@zackkravits.com

This episode Brian and Nez grab their boards and head out to the Windy City to rip it up with some local rippers. Then take a road trip to Florida for the Tampa AM contest.   Join the THR Presents: Stream Fiends Facebook Group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/3860579827402429 Follow THR Stream Fiends on IG: @thrstreamfiends   Join The Horror Returns Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1056143707851246 THR Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehorrorreturns   Join The Action Returns Facebook group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/841619946357776   Follow The Action Returns on IG and Twitter: Instagram: @theactionreturns Twitter: @action_returns 

Paul Rodriguez Stops by and Chats with us about his Nike Dunk “What The P-Rod”, finally jumping down stairs after his knee injury, designing his new Primitive Skatepark, how he got the role in the Netflix series “Selena”, filming “What The P-Rod” part in a few months, what trick was suppose to be “The Nak” in Street Dreams, switch Tre-flipping the Santa Monica Tripple Set for his Nike Commercial, his late-flip stage and much more!

Variety returns for the Unboxing Life boys! Trev unpacks his incredibly eventful recent trip to New York City. Tattoos and whether or not the guys are on board with them is discussed, as well as love for ramen. Overwatch 2 is brought up and the guys discuss their love for it, as well as what it’ll take for them to get excited about the new game. Trev dumps on Super Mario Sunshine, they talk new upcoming titles like Farcry 6 and Dying Light 2, and they end with Marvel’s The Eternals and their way of producing trailers.

There was a time when mixtapes were the wave. It was a way for artists to showcase their skills, bars and get to promote their upcoming albums. In a way, if you didn't drop mixtapes nobody was discovering you. The mixtape era was a staple in Hip Hop. Today, are artists still dropping mixtapes?  Do they even exist anymore? Tune in for a hot topic between EC and OH. In addition, the boys talk about some of their favorite mixtapes of all time and take a look at some of the best mixtape runs. Hip Hop Leaf: DJ + MC LeafSleeperz: Mixtape EditionEC: "California Republic" | The Game"Purp & Patron" | The Game"More About Nothing" | Wale"Street Dreams 2" | Fabolous"Soul Tape" (1-3) | Fabolous"Friday Night Freestyles" | FabolousOH: "Rich Off Mackin'" | RJ & Choice"Monster" | Future"Summertime Shootout" | Fabolous"A Kid Named Cudi" | KiD CuDiLike the pod? Subscribe and follow:Instagram: @hhcloverleafTwitter: @hhcloverleafFacebook: Hip Hop Cloverleaf PodcastYouTube: Hip Hop Cloverleaf PodcastSoundcloud: Hip Hop Cloverleaf PodcastWebsite: hiphopcloverleaf.comEmail: hiphopcloverleafpodcast@gmail.comCreditsSources:Darby , W. & Rodrigo, B. (Producers). (2016-2020). Hip Hop Evolution [TV series]. Retrieved from https://www.netflix.com/Episode Artwork: "Broken 'Faith'" by WarmSleepy is licensed with CC BY 2.0. To view a copy of this license, visit https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/Photo was modified.Production:EC and OHMahfuzZahidEdgar P.Jay 717Adrian Stubbs

Welcome to Season 2 of Circular with Katie Treggiden. We’re kicking things off with Jay Blades, a modern furniture restorer, upcycler and eco designer who is passionate about sustainability and community. In this episode we discuss his history with furniture restoration, the importance of investing in the next generation of creators, why helping people you may never meet truly matters and lots more. Jay Blades is now best known for presenting the BBC’s Money for Nothing, The Repair Shop and most recently Jay and Dom's Home Fix.  I’ve known Jay for a long time, so it was lovely to catch up with him for a proper conversation about a subject that is so close to both of our hearts. We discuss:- His earliest memory of repairing things. - His former non-profit Out of the Dark and teaching young people to repair and restore old furniture. - The reason future proofing is so important. - The end of his marriage, his experience with homelessness and how he came back from it all. - His experience of The Repair Shop and meeting Mary Berry  … and more!Here are some highlights.  How ‘Out of the Dark’ Came To Be. “My ex-wife Jade and I were running the charity called ‘Street Dreams’ which was basically about getting young people away from crime, so it was a fresh approach to old problems. The council, police, social services, fire services would come to us and say, ‘we've got a hot spot area where young people are committing crime and we need you to go in there and sort it out.’ Funding started drying up and we needed to continue working with those young people. One of the things that we operated when we started running all these charities, it was a case of working yourself out of a job which basically means that you work with a group of young people who are disengaged, then they become engaged and where do they go with all that energy? Then we employ them, and then they start to become the new youth leaders. So,as we wanted to continue with these young people, Jade came up with the wonderful idea of restoring old furniture.”“About 50% of them have gone into restoration or furthering their education. They’ve gone on to upholstery, restoration, project management, interior design and things like that. A lot of them have just gone on to normal jobs. I think with the group of young people who used to have them just getting out of bed was a bonus, them not smoking or doing some low-level crime is a winner.”Why investing in Young People through Restoration Matters.  “One of the things that I love about restoration is it brings so many elements for people who have been put on, let’s say the scrap-heap. If you go into the educational system, if you don’t get the A star plus or you don't get the grades, you're really gonna amount to nothing, is kind of what they're saying to you. If you get the A-star, you’re going to college or university, have 2.5 kids and live happily ever after, you've got a brilliant job. Whereas the way that I look at things, I look at sustainability as a whole. Some people look at it as: you've got to separate your plastics from your paper and your glass and this and that. Sustainability includes people and these young people need to have something put into them that allows them to see themselves as sustainable and as a valued member of society, so that’s what it was all about.” Why Future Proofing is so Important.“I think people and the planet are very important to me, especially when it comes to community work. I worked in the community sector and really there is no profit in the work, you're doing it for the love, and you're kind of doing it for people you're never gonna see. So I have this kind of way of functioning now. I'm here on this planet to influence people I'm never gonna meet, and that means that I have to leave a legacy, create something that can be taken over by someone else or re-designed by someone else, and then they would say, ‘Well, I kind of got that idea from that person, but this is what I've done with the idea. And that to me is what future-proofing is all about. Let's make sure that the future is bright for people who are not here yet, because if we continue the way that we're continuing on this planet, we're not gonna leave them a pretty problem. It's gonna be quite messy.”Learn more & connect with Jay hereCheck out Jay’s book ‘Making It’ hereAbout Katie TreggidenKatie Treggiden is a purpose-driven journalist, author, podcaster and keynote speaker championing a circular approach to design – because Planet Earth needs better stories. With 20 years' experience in the creative industries, she regularly contributes to publications such as The Guardian, Crafts Magazine, Design Milk and Monocle24. She is currently exploring the question ‘can craft save the world?’ through an emerging body of work that includes her fifth book, Wasted: When Trash Becomes Treasure (Ludion, 2020), and this podcast. You can find Katie on Instagram @katietreggiden.1, sign up for her e-newletter here and if you’re a designer-maker interested in becoming more sustainable, sign up for her free Facebook Group here. 

In this episode, the T.A.T.S. crew takes a look at "Cancel Culture", the popular practice of withdrawing support for (canceling) public figures and companies after they have done or said something considered objectionable or offensive. Is Cancel Culture out of control or does it not really exist at all? Join the crew as they divine in and examine it. Featured Artist: Eshon Burgandy Track: Street Dreams Album: Joppa (Permission to use "Street Dreams" in this podcast was granted by the artist) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theologyandthestreets/support

Steve “Sweatpants” Irby is a photographer and cofounder of Street Dream Mag based in New York.Steve “Sweatpants” Irby, a photographer and cofounder of Street Dreams Mag from New York City.  Working with clients like Coach and Nike, and taking some of last summer’s most iconic photos at Black Live Matter Protests, His work finds the beauty in the everyman and champions the black and brown people that make up New York.   The son of a paralegal and a master electrician, Steve grew up on construction sites, and was encouraged to take after his father, and join the family as an electrician. Although the family business wasn’t his vibe, Steve didn’t stop working, working 5-day jobs, from McDonald's to Sears, with no real direction as to what he was working for. He was working to live as opposed to finding a career. But when the recession hit, Steve got back to the grind. Working more day-to-day jobs including REI. But it was when he took a job at GameStop that his life started to change. From discovering his photography community on Instagram to starting Street Dreams Mag. About Claima Stories with Bimma: Former Nike Marketer, Bimma Williams interviews leading and emerging BIPOC creatives about how they were able to break into the notoriously guarded creative and sneaker industries. From these stories, listeners will learn how to claim their dream careers. Featuring Melody Ehsani, Jeff Staple, and James Whitner. Listen and Subscribe now. Subscribe: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/claimastories/Twitter: https://twitter.com/claimastories

Steve shares a story about the origins of Street Dreams Mag.About Claima Stories with Bimma: Former Nike Marketer, Bimma Williams interviews leading and emerging BIPOC creatives about how they were able to break into the notoriously guarded creative and sneaker industries. From these stories, listeners will learn how to claim their dream careers. Featuring Melody Ehsani, Jeff Staple, and James Whitner. Listen and Subscribe now.Subscribe: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/claimastories/Twitter: https://twitter.com/claimastories

Pariz comes and talks about her time in street dreams solo projects and the battle rap platform she has set up enjoy and share

Rob Dyrdek conquered reality television with his MTV shows and then set his sights on conquering skateboard cinema with 2009's Street Dreams, a movie he co-wrote and produced. Street Dreams tells the story of young Derrick Cabrera and the forces that try to keep him from skating, from his parents to his girlfriend to jealous olde skaters. Will skateboarding prevail? Kevin and Mike find out.

Join us this Hump Day PSA with our round table discussion focusing on Media & Representation in Kid’s TV shows, and touch on film. We will be diving into our opinions regarding LGBTQ+ as well as people of color and how they are portrayed along with ideas of how society can move forward with offering more diverse and inclusive shows. Clarity’s Podcasts to check out and subscribe!: “Is this podcast a Jojo reference?” A podcast where they dissect the iconic series by Hirohiko Araki and go completely feral over the characters. Available on Pandora and Spotify. “Deep Lore” A podcast about the media we love, and why we love it. Listen wherever you stream your podcasts. https://www.stitcher.com/show/deep-lore ⭐️ Music Info // Track list: Nomyn - Astral 0:00:00 • Street Dreams

On this episode of The No Ideas Original Podcast the crew interview the #1 Best Selling Author K'Wan Foye. In 2002, K'wan hit the scene with his debut novel Gangsta, under Triple Crown Publications, founded by Vickie Stringer. It was the first novel released by the budding house and would eventually become the building block for what is now a multimillion dollar company. After penning his second novel, Road Dawgz (2003), K'wan drew the attention of St. Martin's press. The literary powerhouse quickly signed K'wan to a multi-book deal, the first of which being Street Dreams. K'wan's titles also include Hoodlum, Eve, Hood Rat, Flexin & Sexin: Sexy street tales vol. 1, Blow: A G-unit novella, Still Hood, Gutter, Section 8, Flirt: An anthology, From Harlem with Love: A short, The Leak: A Hood Rat Short, Welfare Wifeys, Gangland, Eviction Notice, Love & Gunplay, Animal (series), and Purple Reign to name a few. K'wan as also signed to Cash Money Content. K'wan is also the author of several dark fantasy novels written under a pseudonym. K'wan has been featured in Vibe, Pages, King, Felon, Big News, The Library Journal, Entertainment Weekly, The New York Press, Clutch and most notably Time Magazine, to name a few. He was also interviewed by MTV News for a feature on Hip-Hop fiction, and a guest on Power 105's morning show as well as NPR (national public radio). In addition to being an accomplished author, K'wan is also a motivational speaker, mentor to at risk children. You wont want to miss this episode! Heres how you can support No Ideas Original LLC! 1. Send donations through PayPal to No Ideas Original LLC or Cash App $Noideasoriginalllc 2. Purchase a Black History Calendar through the link below: https://our-story-enterprises.myshopify.com/?ref=StanNoIdeas 3. Like, Comment and Subscribe Follow us on IG @NOIDORIG

Episode 50 of Street Dreams Eileen Drexler's heart was filled with anxiety. She could feel her blood pressure rising as waves of pain kept assaulting her skull. She was trying to remember what happened and what her part was in this bloody mess. Had she killed her boyfriend Stan Kowalski when they were embroiled in a fierce physical struggle? If so, that she must've struck him with the hammer in self defence. She kept on applying CPR while these thoughts rushed through her head. Where was her daughter, Pixie? Aileen called out for Pixie, but did not receive a response. Was it possible Pixie had assaulted Stan? She and Stan certainly did not get along and there was no love lost between them. Stan Kowalski did his best to tolerate Aileen's teenage daughter, but found that he wasn't able to relate to her on any level. Whenever Stan would attempt to reprimand or discipline Pixie in any way, she would tersely remind him that he was not her father. Stan Kowalski presented with an impressive physique. He was 5'11" tall and weighed 220 pounds. Stan had been steadily and rapidly losing his hair. so he now just shaved his head. He sported a black moustache, a goatee and an earring in his left ear lobe. His biceps bulged out of the tight black T-shirts that he liked to wear. Stan was never an academic and dropped out of school, half way through grade ten. His lack of a secondary education caused Stan much consternation and embarrassment. Stan compensated for his lack of scholastic credentials by taking good care of his body. He worked hard at any construction jobs that came his way. When he was between assignments in the construction industry, Stan would pick up handyman jobs from clients who paid him under the table. When one totalled up the under the table cash payments that Stan received from his customers, he made a satisfactory income. Stan was also naturally gifted when it came to electronics. He possessed a natural gift for repairing and refurbishing old computers. This skill became a third source of revenue for Stan Kowalski. A secondary benefit to many of his jobs was physical in nature. They heavy lifting required on his construction projects produced well-developed muscles throughout Stan's body. Although this type of work yielded a great deal of muscle mass to his physique, Stan desired more muscular definition. In order to produce a ripped, cut up body, Stan had developed a workout regimen that was designed to produce muscular definition. This physical training routine could be practised in the rec room of Aileen Drexler's home. Stan would often admire his impressive physique when he looked in the mirror and could probably say that he now had developed a body very similar to his namesake, Stanley Kowalski, played by Marlon Brando in the famous play A Streetcar Named Desire.

Join us in our episode 1 of a mini series called “Keep the Fire Going: Autopsy on the Concept of Whiteness”. This mini-series is designed for white hosts to discuss with a white panel focusing on white supremacy, racism, bias, and historic impact. We must be comfortable with being uncomfortable. With the Inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, we at 3rd Paradigm felt it’s critical to keep this conversation going. We are not over with our fight for equity. Please like, subscribe, and share! Episodes come out every Saturday, and Hump Day PSAs are released Wednesdays. Songs: Nomyn - Astral Waking Dreams - Someone Else ==== ⭐️ Music Info // Track list: time • artist - title

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It seems apt that in a year of so much turmoil, angst and chaotic worry that we would end 2020 on a street corner in Bronx, NYC. Much of Radio Juxtapoz' year took an interesting turn in NYC in March, as suddenly a pandemic had taken hold of the city while co-hosts Doug Gillen and Evan Pricco were producing podcasts for Armory Week. For what the world has gone through, and for what NYC endured in those early months, to be here talking to Steven Sweatpants as he was finishing up a photoshoot with the NY Knicks felt like we came to an incredible full circle odyssey. Steven "Sweatpants" Irby had one of those years that you talk about decades later. Already one of the editors of the wildly popular Street Dreams mag, he, like most of us, thought his 2020 would be on permanent pause. A few shoots, maybe, but nothing like what we saw this summer across America. With the George Floyd murder sparking protests in almost every city, Steven was assigned by the New Yorker to capture images of protests on the streets of his hometown of NYC, delving in as both a photojournalist, an activist and a man himself. His incredible photos were of someone embedded but with an eagle eye, participating himself but also capturing the mood of Black America and also of a unity that became the calling of many for the rest of this year. His work continued with the Washington Post, New York Magazine, and we at Juxtapoz featured him as both an artist and documentarian in our Winter 2021 issue. In this candid talk, Steven talks about his start in photography, his family and deep roots in NYC, how to be present and active during a protest, his particular camera toolkit, exuding confidence and the moment he knew he captured one of the great photos of 2020. The Radio Juxtapoz podcast is hosted by FIFTH WALL TV's Doug Gillen and Juxtapoz editor, Evan Pricco. Episode 061 was recorded via Skype from NYC, San Francisco, London, December 11, 2020.

Para alegrar essa quarta-feira, ou qualquer outro dia da semana... apresento aqui mais um episódio! Este episódio é extremamente divertido e filosófico, mas principalmente, presença. Eu presumo que a afirmação anterior tenha sido um tanto confusa, né? Bom, se sim, este era o propósito. Afinal, o que de fato significa estar presente? O que é ser presença? É possível que você tenha pensado na gíria, mas na verdade... ser presente, pode ser mais profundo que isso. Hoje eu estou acompanhado do Alê, um cara cheio de experiência de vida, que possuí muitas especialidades! Sem brincadeira, ele é músico, professor, astrólogo, peregrino, amante de yoga, construtor/reformador de casas e o meu favorito: palhaço! Imagina o tamanho do currículo desse cara? Já deu para entender o naipe do Alexandre, né? Bom, sem nenhum roteiro ou script, eu trouxe ele para conversarmos um pouco sobre a vida, e principalmente, para saber um pouco da história dele... e valeu a pena. Ô se valeu. Um episódio rodeado de movimento e vida, eu garanto que você não irá se arrepender de escutar este episódio. Hora de filosofar. ¡Muchas gracias! Siga o podcast no Instagram! Alexandre - @pianistaperegrino Perfil oficial do podcast - @pensa.chuv.pdcst Criador do podcast - @junswd Música(s) utilizada(s): - Letskey - Delicate - Didi Crazzz - On of Jazz - Idealism - Both Of Us - Keem the Cipher - [BLOSSOM.] (w sugi.wa) - Jhfly - Crossings - In my Dreams, 5 min call, Golden Hour, Street Dreams, City of Angels - Lakey Inspired - Good day, opportunity - Low Frequency Music - tellatale - Pé Na Areia (Cover) Muito Obrigado! Fiquem ligados para os próximos episódios! Não se esqueçam de seguir o Alê para acompanhar de perto essa aventuraque é a vida dele! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hoje é dia de festa! Sabe por que? Porque tem episódio novo no ar! Isso aí! Para alegrar o seu dia, eu Jun Sawada, vim trazer para você, ouvinte mais inteligente do mundo, conteúdo fresquinho e direto do forno que é a minha cabeça de ideias! O episódio de hoje é muito importante para mim, pois eu queria fazê-lo já faz algum tempo, e eu estou feliz de estar enfim concretizando tal sonho. Ah, tá bom, vai! Já que você insiste, eu te conto do que eu to falando! Em resumo, não é de hoje que eu vejo algumas das pessoas mais geniais que eu já encontrei na minha vida, questionando a própria inteligência, questionando a própria capacidade. E rapaz... isso é fogo. É horrível quando você enxerga aquele potencial do tamanho de uma constelação inteira, sendo ofuscado por uma nota baixa que deixa a pessoa insegura sobre a própria capacidade intelectual. E sempre que eu me deparo com tal situação, eu tento expor a minha percepção, para provar para tal pessoa, que a inteligência que ela possuí, é surreal! E nem sempre funciona... então pensando nisso, eu tive uma epifania: e se eu usasse conhecimento científico e comprovado, junto de uma dose de filosofia e motivação, e transformasse tudo num episódio explicativo para que o mundão afora possa escutar? É isso que eu fiz! Este episódio aqui, é obrigatório para você que se sente mentalmente inapto(a), e eu espero de coração, que sirva de alguma forma, para te tirar deste poço da insegurança. Valeu!! Siga o podcast no Instagram! Perfil oficial do podcast - @pensa.chuv.pdcst Criador do podcast - @junswd Música(s) utilizada(s): - Idealism - Both Of Us - Keem the Cipher - [BLOSSOM.] (w sugi.wa) - Jhfly - Crossings - In my Dreams, 5 min call, Golden Hour, Street Dreams, City of Angels - Lakey Inspired - Good day, opportunity - Low Frequency Music Muito Obrigado! Fiquem ligados para os próximos episódios! E não se esqueçam, inteligente é aquele que reconhece o próprio valor. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Eaeeee rapaziadaaaa! Adivinha quem voltou? Isso mesmo, o Pensamentos de Chuveiro! O podcast Pensamentos de Chuveiro voltou pra uma segunda dose de reflexão, alegria e muita conversa pra ter. Eu tirei um tempinho para descansar, e principalmente, idealizar sobre o que o podcast vai se tornar e como ele vai funcionar daqui para frente. E de fato, eu pensei e pensei e é o seguinte: ... foi mal, eu não sou muito fã de Spoilers XD Você vai ter que ouvir este episódio aqui para saber! Então, por favor, a porta está aberta, entre você primeiro! Vamos em frente! Siga o podcast no Instagram! Perfil oficial do podcast - @pensa.chuv.pdcst Criador do podcast - @junswd MENÇÃO HONROSA: Kenzo Sawada -@kenzo_swd CONTRATEM ELE PARA SEUS JOBS DE ARTE! ELE MANDA MUITO Betina - @betinartes SIGAM.ESSA.ARTISTA.AGORA. Música(s) utilizada(s): - Pé na areia cover tellatale - In my Dreams, Blue boi, 5 min call, Golden Hour, Street Dreams, City of Angels, e etc - Lakey Inspired - Good day, opportunity - Low Frequency Music Muito Obrigado! A primeira temporada foi sensacional, mas a segunda vai ser mais, vai ser sensational.

Steven John Irby, aka Steve Sweatpants, is a well-renowned street photographer and cofounder of Street Dreams Magazine - a magazine featuring up and coming photographers and crowdsourced photography pieced together in beautiful layouts and stories. Most of Steve's photography is based on his home turf in New York City, where he has rapidly emerged and gained recognition for his impressive photojournalism work. In this interview, Steve takes us through his humbling journey from working in the retail space & playing video games to having his most recent work around the racial inequality movement being published on major platforms such as GQ and the New Yorker! We also dive into his experience shooting for the New York Knicks, going to Super Bowl 50 & filming a commercial for Honda! Check out the show notes & videos: BWNC.com/216 Submit your question of the week: BWNCsubmit@gmail.com Join our Private Community! BWNC.com/Join Weekly Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hfi5Lv Text us: http://bit.ly/textbwnc Download our How To Charge a Client Guide: https://bit.ly/30WNSFn

E assim encerramos a primeira etapa da nossa jornada pelo mundo dos podcasts. Como você está? Foi um ritmo bem acelerado desde o início do Pensamentos de Chuveiro até aqui, mas agora podemos parar para respirar e olhar para todo o podcast que construímos juntos. Eu, Jun Sawada e você, ouvinte maneirasso. Bom, como comemoração aos nossos 14 episódios, eu trouxe uma conversa muito especial que eu tive com o Diego, um cara sensacional. Eu tive a oportunidade de ouvir um pouco da história surreal de vida dele, e eu tenho certeza absoluta de que vocês ouvintes, também irão adorar ouvir sobre a trajetória dele. Se você está afim de se divertir, se motivar, filosofar e se emocionar... tudo isso você encontra neste episódio. Este season finale coleta todos os traços mais maneiros do Pensamentos de Chuveiro, em uma só conversa. Filósofo, inventor, vendedor, arquiteto, engenheiro, jardineiro, eletricista... o Diego é um homem multifacetado, e ouvir a história de uma mente tão brilhante e genial, mas ao mesmo tempo tão divertida, mudou a minha vida. Eu quero aproveitar para agradecer ao Diego e sua família por serem pessoas tão maravilhosas. Foi um prazer conhecê-los e conversar com vocês, espero poder ouvir mais sobre a vida de vocês algum dia. E além disso, este episódio conta com a participação especial da minha mãe! Valeu mãe, tamo junto! Sem parar, bora continuar! Siga o podcast no Instagram! Perfil oficial do podcast - @pensa.chuv.pdcst Criador do podcast - @junswd Música(s) utilizada(s): - In my Dreams, Blue boi, 5 min call, Golden Hour, Street Dreams, City of Angels, Papa Dolla (ft. Michael Hildreth) e etc - Lakey Inspired - Good day, opportunity - Low Frequency Music Muito Obrigado! A primeira temporada foi sensacional. Fiquem ligados, pois a segunda temporada já está por vir!

Fernando Lions is a revered graffiti writer and tattoo artist from Buffalo New York who has been living in Brooklyn for the past 19 years. We speak on how the passing of Zexor and Acne deeply affected him, the finite-nature of human life, mentoring Atak BF, how he opened up his own studio “Street Dreams” amidst the pandemic, designing a shirt for Supreme and releasing a jewelry project with Louison Fine. Available on apple podcasts, Spotify, google play, our website, Youtube and more.

Eita! Quem é essa gente bonita aqui? Venho lhes dar as boas vindas ao nono episódio do podcast, e hoje, vocês irão conhecer um grupo que me inspira muito! Com vocês: Betina, Bianca, Carlos, Carol, Naylah e Victória! Bom, é o primeiro episódio em que temos mais de 1 convidado, e apesar de serem 6 pessoas diferentes, todas elas compartilham de uma mesma coisa: o estudo no exterior. De conhecimento social, para muitos brasileiros, poder ir estudar no exterior é um grande sonho de consumo, logo, muitas pessoas já estão acostumadas com o papo de "lá fora tem universidades melhores, ou "lá fora você pode ganhar mais dinheiro" e por assim em diante. Só que neste podcast, o que queremos saber mesmo, é sobre a reflexão! Hoje eu trouxe esse povo todo para saber um pouco da história pessoal deles, motivações, sonhos e como eles estão lidando com EAD de universidades no exterior.  Esse é um dos episódios que eu mais fiquei animado para trazer para vocês, e com muito carinho, eu afirmo: esse episódio tá fod*!! Mas chega de enrolação e vamos lá! Hora de ter uma conversa necessária, ou seja... hora da reflexão! Nos siga no Instagram! Betina - @bbetinapp Bianca - @bimartinx_ Carlos - @carlosjulianrr Carol - @carolina.sli Naylah - @naylah_s Victoria - @vii.robles Perfil oficial do podcast - @pensa.chuv.pdcst Criador do podcast - @junswd Música(s) utilizada(s): - Chill Gaming, Homework, I Got This e OUT AND ABOUT - Fesliyan Studios - Chill Days, The Process, On my way, All I Need, Street Dreams e Better Days - Lakey Inspired - Consideration - LofiHipHop.com - And So It Begins - Artificial.Music Muito Obrigado! Fique atento para os próximos episódios! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

How important is the marriage of music and photography? What is the most important thing when it comes to planning? How do you get in the right mindset to prepare for a photoshoot or campaign? ----- This week's guest is NY Emmy-nominated photographer, director, and cofounder @stevesweatpants. Steve Sweatpants is a bit of a local legend in the creative community. The co-founder of a hugely successful and envelope-pushing independent visual agency, Street Dreams - and its many offshoots including Street Dreams Magazine, Street Dreams Radio, and more. Steve is not only talented in his own right, with a vibrant personal brand and a huge following, he's also managed to help foster a vital community and create opportunities for countless creatives. In this episode, Murph and Steve talk about how important visuals are to musician's work and how to put your best foot forward when creating! #BlackLivesMatter, please support in any way you can. See HERE for a list of resources.

In this episode I am joined by my love, Jomar Victoria. He is a talented photographer from Cloverdale, BC, currently working for the Vancouver company Roden Gray and is also apart of the Street Dreams Magazine crew. In this episode we discuss his post-secondary program transition, why and how he got into photography, and the path that led him to the Street Dreams crew. Jomar shares his insight on preparation (influenced by Kobe’s ‘mamba mentality’) and how photography helped him become more present. (The discussion of photography begins around 40 minutes into the episode.) First we start off with the “random questions” round : If you could do something for someone you love what would you do? What do you love about your hometown? Who’s your favourite teacher? Which naturally leads into us discussing: The impact of a good teacher Asian stereotypes and representation Check out Jomar’s work on his Instagram @jomarvictoria Check out the Street Dreams crew work @streetdreamsmag Thanks for listening! Hosted by Jade Pattenden @jadepattenden Podcast Twitter Facebook Email: imanadultnowwhat@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/imanadultnowwhat/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/imanadultnowwhat/support

Ep. 11 - Tithing In this episode, the T.A.T.S. crew examines the practice of tithing and it's relevance in the church. Should we all be doing it or does this concept not apply to modern society? Join the crew as they dive in and discuss this topic and the “controversy” that comes along with it. Featured Artist: Brenno Aquino Track: “Goodbye” (Prod. by ARUM) IG: @brenno.music FB: @Brenno Aquino YouTube: @Brenno Official Spotify:@brenno (Permission to use "Street Dreams" in this podcast was granted by the artist) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theologyandthestreets/support

Playlist: 1. Street Dreams, Kamaal Williams, Wu Hen, Black Focus, 2020..2. 1989, Kamaal Williams, Wu Hen, Black Focus, 2020..3. Pigalle, Kamaal Williams, Wu Hen, Black Focus, 2020..4. Early Prayer, Kamaal Williams, Wu Hen, Black Focus, 2020..5. Unity part II, Landon Caldwell, Unity, Atlantic Rhythms, 2020..6. White Shadow, Filippo Vignato, Heidelberg - Live at Enjoy Jazz, Auand, 2020..7. Peaceful Joy, Filippo Vignato, Heidelberg - Live at Enjoy Jazz, Auand, 2020..8. Provvisorio, Filippo Vignato, Heidelberg - Live at Enjoy Jazz, Auand, 2020

In this episode, the T.A.T.S. crew takes a look at the music industry and the role it plays in the Christian community. Should “Christian artists” be collaborating with secular artists on mainstream projects? Join the crew as they divine in and discuss how music has impacted them over the course of their lives. Featured Artist: The BRB Track: Trigger Route (Civilian Mix) IG: @thebrb FB: @thebrb Twitter: @itsbrb YouTube: @thebrb Spotify:@thebrb (Permission to use "Street Dreams" in this podcast was granted by the artist) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theologyandthestreets/support

Playlist: 1. Street Dreams, Kamaal Williams, Wu Hen, Black Focus, 2020..2. 1989, Kamaal Williams, Wu Hen, Black Focus, 2020..3. Pigalle, Kamaal Williams, Wu Hen, Black Focus, 2020..4. Early Prayer, Kamaal Williams, Wu Hen, Black Focus, 2020..5. Unity part II, Landon Caldwell, Unity, Atlantic Rhythms, 2020..6. White Shadow, Filippo Vignato, Heidelberg - Live at Enjoy Jazz, Auand, 2020..7. Peaceful Joy, Filippo Vignato, Heidelberg - Live at Enjoy Jazz, Auand, 2020..8. Provvisorio, Filippo Vignato, Heidelberg - Live at Enjoy Jazz, Auand, 2020

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Playlist: 1. Street Dreams, Kamaal Williams, Wu Hen, Black Focus, 2020..2. 1989, Kamaal Williams, Wu Hen, Black Focus, 2020..3. Pigalle, Kamaal Williams, Wu Hen, Black Focus, 2020..4. Early Prayer, Kamaal Williams, Wu Hen, Black Focus, 2020..5. Unity part II, Landon Caldwell, Unity, Atlantic Rhythms, 2020..6. White Shadow, Filippo Vignato, Heidelberg - Live at Enjoy Jazz, Auand, 2020..7. Peaceful Joy, Filippo Vignato, Heidelberg - Live at Enjoy Jazz, Auand, 2020..8. Provvisorio, Filippo Vignato, Heidelberg - Live at Enjoy Jazz, Auand, 2020

@Bachelorclues & @PaceCase interview the founder of Bachelor journalism, Steve Carbone AKA Reality Steve. They discuss many important topics including Steve’s background, his relationship with our Beloved Game, and Olive Garden. --- An in-depth analysis of The Bachelor media series, Our Beloved Game, and its players. Hosted by @bachelorclues and @pacecase. --- Music Credit: LAKEY INSPIRED Track Name: "Blue Boi, Watching the Clouds, Street Dreams, Illuminate, Falling, Golden Hour, Better Days, New Day, On My Way, Warm Nights" Music By: LAKEY INSPIRED Official SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired Official YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOmy8wuTpC95lefU5d1dt2Q License for commercial use: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported "Share Alike" (CC BY-SA 3.0) Music promoted by: Chill Out Records @ https://goo.gl/fh3rEJ

Renowned documentary photographer Vicky Roy talks about his experiences while getting to know - and working with - children from diverse backgrounds, and his own childhood and how it shaped his practice. Get the transcript here: https://bit.ly/VickyRoyTranscript Vicky Roy studied photography at Triveni Kala Sangam and then apprenticed under Anay Mann. In 2007, he held his first solo exhibition titled, Street Dreams at India Habitat Centre; supported by the British High Commission. In 2008, he was selected by the Maybach Foundation to photo document the reconstruction of the World Trade Center in New York. As part of the program, he undertook a course in documentary photography at the International Center for Photography, New York. His first monograph Home Street Home published by the Nazar Foundation (New Delhi, India) released at the second edition of the Delhi Photo Festival (Sept-Oct, 2013). His solo show “This Scarred Land: New Mountainscape” was exhibited at Vadehra Art Gallery, New Delhi, India in 2017. He was a part of Houston FotoFest Biennial and Kochi Muziris Biennale in 2018. He was awarded the MIT Media Fellowship in 2014. He was a part of the Forbes Asia 30 under 30 list in 2016. Hosted and edited by: Sanjana Chopra (student, School of Education Studies, Ambedkar University Delhi) Music: Little Idea by Scott Holmes (scottholmesmusic.com) / CC BY-NC

Steven John Irby (a.k.a. Steve Sweatpants) is a photographer and co-owner, co-founder & director of Street Dreams Magazine. Street Dreams is print and digital publication showcasing up-and-coming photographers, a full-service creative studio, and hosts gallery shows and events. Steve has a new radio show Live at the Bodega on Street Dreams Radio on Mixcloud. Born in Brooklyn and raised in Queens, Steve’s photography is derived from the endless source of inspiration found on his home turf along with images from travels around the world. His images have been published in the New Yorker, GQ and he’s a contributor to Yahoo News. He’s an ambassador for Sony, a Moab master, a TEDx speaker and a CreativeLive instructor. What I love about @steveweatpants' IG posts is Steve's ability to capture decisive moments, mostly B&W, paired with wise words that infuse a love of life no matter how serious the subject matter.This is We Are Photographers with Steven John Irby and this is his story.Connect with Steve Sweatpants: streetdreams.co | IG @stevesweatpants @streetdreamsmag | TW @stevesweatpants @streetdreamsnycAt CreativeLive we believe there is a creator in all of us. If you’re looking to get fresh perspectives, inspiration or skills to boost your hobbies, business or life head over to creativelive.com and check out both 24/7 free classes and The Creator Pass, our subscription that gives you on anytime demand access to over 1500 classes taught by the world’s top creators and entrepreneurs.Connect with your CreativeLive community: creativelive.com | IG @creativelive | TW @creativelive | YT @creativelive | FB @creativeliveConnect with your host Kenna Klosterman: IG @kennaklosterman | TW @kennakphotoSubscribe, rate & review We Are Photographers wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts! We’d love to hear from you!

Season 3 episode 0!! Lets get to know our new players and their characters!! Make sure to check out Episode 1 on March 19th for the BIG GIVEAWAY information! ----------------------------------------------- For show notes, including player bio's, character sheets and more head over to doordicepodcast.com Join in the community on Discord: https://discord.gg/pGaDRwb Connect with us on Twitter: twitter.com/doordicepodcast Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/DoOrDicePodcast Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/doordicepodcast Check out our swag: https://www.teepublic.com/user/doordice Don't forget to jump to our sponsors websites' and use our codes at checkout for great savings and to support the show!  https://easyrollerdice.com/ - code: "DOD25" for 25% off your entire order!   wyrmwoodgaming.com - code:  "doordice" for free domestic shipping   Episode Desc. Time to get to know a little more about everyone's characters and their motivations for them! Enjoy! Music and SFX List: "Saturdays" by Lakey Inspired (https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired) License: CC BY SA   "Street Dreams" by Lakey Inspired (https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired) License: CC BY SA   "Chill Day" by Lakey Inspired (https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired) License: CC BY SA   "Mjói" by Alexander Nakarada (https://filmmusic.io/song/4752-mj-i + https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com/) License: CC BY    "Better Days" by Lakey Inspired (https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired) License: CC BY SA   "Oceans" by Lakey Inspired (https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired) License: CC BY SA   "Blue Boi" by Lakey Inspired (https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired) License: CC BY SA   "Galway" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com + https://filmmusic.io/song/3795-galway) License: CC BY   "Silencyo CC Fire in Fireplace Close Up Reverberant" by silencyo (https://freesound.org/s/81800/) License: Public Domain   "Tavern Ambience Inside Laughter" by ivolipa (https://freesound.org/s/326313/) License: Public Domain   "dog howling" by simcotter (https://freesound.org/s/115357/) License: Public Domain   "swinging door in tight space +light electric hum" by kyles (https://freesound.org/s/451932/) License: Public Domain   "Hi Tops Running on wood" by dhallcomposer (https://freesound.org/s/505297/) License: Public Domain   "Dog Walking Towards" by Anthousai (https://freesound.org/s/398731/) License: Public Domain   "Kitchen.Dishes.Sink.Fussing" by jessepash (https://freesound.org/s/139975/) License: Public Domain   "Bubbling Stew" by nebulousflynn (https://freesound.org/s/269088/) License: CC BY   "Kitchen.PlatesScraping.Faucet" by jessepash (https://freesound.org/s/139974/) License: Public Domain   "KITCHEN" by yahaveva (https://freesound.org/s/444844/) License: Public Domain   "Cutting with a kitchen knive" by edhutschek (https://freesound.org/s/214359/) License: Public Domain   "Carrots Boiling in Steel Pan on Gas Hob 170427_1450" by megashroom (https://freesound.org/s/390163/) License: Public Domain   "Memories With You" by Lakey Inspired (https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired) License: CC BY SA   "Smile" by Lakey Inspired (https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired) License: CC BY SA   "Moving On" by Lakey Inspired (https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired) License: CC BY SA   "Folk Round" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)   "Windy Day" by squashy555 (https://freesound.org/s/341368/) License: Public Domain   "crow call Field recording with zoom h2n" by Garuda1982 (https://freesound.org/s/418181/) License: Public Domain   "Crow Call, Single, A" by InspectorJ (https://freesound.org/s/418262/) License: CC BY   "Dying Campfire" by CaganCelik (https://freesound.org/s/459909/) License: Public Domain   "Schritte SockenTeppich" by hannagreen (https://freesound.org/s/332011/) License: CC BY   "Door open close (repeated)" by Pixanaut (https://freesound.org/s/238981/) License: Public Domain

Jive is back from her trip to Japan with the Street Dreams crew. She breaks down her experience and answers some questions from the guys. What's up with the Netherlands and the end of the world? And do we drink too much?

Our third and last guest of the evening is Guillaume Schmidt, the co-founder of streetwear store & label Patta Amsterdam. Host: Samira Ben Messaoud. www.operator-radio.com

For our second talk, we have movie director Victor D. Ponten and fashion-stylist / creative-director Isis Vaandrager. Still live and direct from Kunsthal x Operator: The Perfect Night. Hosted by Samira Ben Messaoud. www.operator-radio.com

We're very glad to welcome you to a new edition of The Perfect Night. This time we're streaming live from the exhibition “Street Dreams”. Our first guest plays a big role in our city: Aruna Vermeulen, one of the guest curators of the exhibition, and also the general director of het HipHopHuis. She's accompanied by Shehera Grot. Your host: Samira Ben Messaoud. www.operator-radio.com

We’re very glad to welcome you to a new edition of The Perfect Night. This time we’re streaming live from the exhibition “Street Dreams”. Our first guest plays a big role in our city: Aruna Vermeulen, one of the guest curators of the exhibition, and also the general director of het HipHopHuis. She's accompanied by Shehera Grot. Your host: Samira Ben Messaoud. www.operator-radio.com

For our second talk, we have movie director Victor D. Ponten and fashion-stylist / creative-director Isis Vaandrager. Still live and direct from Kunsthal x Operator: The Perfect Night. Hosted by Samira Ben Messaoud. www.operator-radio.com

Our third and last guest of the evening is Guillaume Schmidt, the co-founder of streetwear store & label Patta Amsterdam. Host: Samira Ben Messaoud. www.operator-radio.com

In this episode, Gabe talks with Steven John Irby (a.k.a. Steve Sweatpants), photographer, co-owner, co-founder and director of Street Dreams Magazine. During the conversation Steve talks about growing up in Brooklyn / Jamaica queens and how something as simple as “streetball” can even the playing field for us and how we interact as humans (and is a sport we both grew up loving and spending hours practicing/playing), starting his career as a photographer in his early twenties with an iPod Touch and Instagram, the motto of “not living to pay your rent”, the importance of his family and their heritage in his work and the meaning (and message) behind it, and his love for people watching and documenting “stories of the day”.Support the show (https://theartful.co/donate)

In this episode of The Darkroom Podcast we spoke to photographer, creative director and Co-founder of Street Dreams Magazine Steven “Sweatpants” Irby. We get into the early days of Steven's life from picking up a camera in his 20's to his first encounters with his Co-founders Eric Veloso and Michael Cobarrubia. These creators have turned their love of street photography into a renowned print publication now rounding the corner on their 15th edition. Within each release, Steve, Eric and Michael select a handful of the most talented street photographers, showcasing the authentic metropolitan areas in every corner of the globe. We talk about what makes a great piece of street photography not only so difficult to shoot but its importance in breaking social barriers in diverse cities. Now also a creative agency, Street Dreams takes on work from some of the biggest companies in the world to bring their aesthetic and vision to the table. Enjoy!

NBA Finals has returned for 2019 fellas give their analysis and predictions full breakdown...they touch on Magic still yapping...Break up the rockets...and much more

BANG! @southernvangard #radio Ep205! Alright ya’ll, back at it after a hiatus last week. Like we said, April is tough as Doe spends a lot of time on the West Coast for work (this rap shIt ain’t paying the bills, trust) and there’s just no getting around it. That being said, we are back to our regularly scheduled #TwiceAWeek program as we push through Spring and head into Summer! If that isn’t good enough new for you - to bridge the gap we left in April - we’re dropping FOUR TIMES THIS WEEK - Ep205 is giving you that raw new hip-hop you expect every week, and we’re dropping THREE INTERVIEW SESSIONS this week - C Keys & Kazi, Truth & Five Steez!!! Come on now, we got ya’ll fellow Vangardians! So hit play without delay and let’s get into that #SmithsonianGrade #TwiceAWeek #FourTimesThisWeek #WeAreTheGard // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud #youtube // #hiphop #rap #undergroundhiphop #boombap #DJ #mixshow #interview #podcast #ATL #WORLDWIDE #RIPCOMBATJACK Recorded live April 28, 2019 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud #youtube twitter/IG: @jondoeatl @southernvangard @cappuccinomeeks Talk Break Inst. - "Street Dreams" - Pete Rock "The Drive Home" - C Keys & Kazi ft. Dubbler "Iron House" - C Keys & Kazi ft. Mikial "W.Y.M" - C Keys & Kazi ft. Guilty Simpson "All I Need" - Five Steez "Dreamer" - Five Steez ft. Shaq the MC "T.N.T." (Large Professor Remix) - Truth ft. Tragedy Khadafi "T.N.T." - Truth ft. Tragedy Khadafi "Fly Off The Handle" - Truth ft. Ill Bill Talk Break Inst. - "Harps of Heaven" - Pete Rock "Still Trill" - Bun B & Statik Selektah ft. Method Man & Grafh "Cyaan Done" - Salaam Remi ft. Smif-N-Wessun "Voltaire" - J57 "Hersc" - Katiah One & Deejay Element "Veterans Day" - Frank-N-Dank ft. Bumpy Knuckles & B-Real Talk Break Inst. - "Gutta Music" - Pete Rock "Plenty Of Fish" - Khalid Salaam ft. Boog Brown "TeePee" - Pistol McFly ft. Phantom Thrett "Presidente" - Primo Jab & GodBLESSbeatz ft. Estee Nack Talk Break Inst. - "Kool Jazz" - Pete Rock Interview Snippets - Kazi & C Keys, Truth, Five Steez

Episode Notes Join our Patreon for early access and bonus episodes and help support the show!Monkey Dream may have been the first, but it’s not the only dream that can kill you. Discover four tales straight out of Japan featuring dreams that will kill you in waking life as well.BGM thanks to Myuuji, Kevin MacLeod and CO.AG. Sound effects thanks to Free Sound and freeSFX. Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

Steven Irby, mostly known as @stevesweatpants, has made it big as a New York City street photographer, and is the director and co-founder of Street Dreams Magazine. In this episode, he joins us to chat about how his journey to photography involved a few spills (and many video games), and what really goes into producing his sought-after print magazine.

Episode 55 is going down! This week our guest Heemi (Black Jay)came through to chop it up with The Good Guys. Grab your drinks, your lighter or whatever your vice is & kick your feet up and let us take you Straight To The League. Tune in live every Wednesday 7-9pm EST on blogordieradio.com and Friday's on The Good News Radio 5-7pm PST.

"Livestock are essential to our lives. We live in a world that is saturated with livestock, and not just with the food that we eat, but with the lives that we live and in the other byproducts that come through livestock production." Brad Weiss, head of the anthropology department at the College of William and Mary and author of the book "Real Pigs: shifting values in the field of local pork," talks to our own Simon Theobald about the intersections of American farming with big industry, animal life, and international social movements. In this funny and accessible conversation, they talk through the process of building a research project where you are, instead of traveling to a distant "field;" how taste arises out of relationships and ideas, as much as from the food in your mouth; and how it feels to know the name and personality of the animal you're eating. QUOTES “I knew that to study local food, or the slow food movement, which is an international movement, to do that would be beyond the grasp of any one ethnographer. But I thought, if I'm in North Carolina, I could look at pigs... pig production was seen as an icon of that [slow food] movement.” “It has a certain kind of moral cachet, it was a certain kind of hipster cachet as well, what it doesn't have is the real economic viability.” “Part of what that entails [making local pigs] is creating the idea that to be local is somehow significant and important... What makes something local is having a community who is interested in making something local.” “Locality is... it's not about a spatial plot, as though you can just sort of map the universe and say, 'this place is equidistant from this other place... so that makes it a place.' No. It's about these values. It's about the way the social relationships are meaningfully acted upon to create relationships that are important and significant to the people who, and they may not even live in that place... It's not necessarily that you're from that locality, but it is that you have an idea that place matters.” “So taste is not simply something that is in the thing, let alone in the thing because it emerges out of a particular kind of place. But taste is a little bit like place itself. It comes out of a commitment to recognising that there is something important about thinking about how food is located in a particular context, and then you can experience that, and you can learn how to come to experience that.” "You cannot help but taste in the context of memory, in the context of social interaction." CITATIONS "The Green Pill," June 11, 2018. The Ezra Klein Show, featuring Ezra Klein and Melanie Joy: https://www.vox.com/2018/6/11/17442558/ezra-klein-show-book-melanie-joy-vegan-vegetarian-carnism-amazon "Ugly Delicious," David Chang's show on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/au/title/80170368 Paxson, Heather (2012). The life of cheese: Crafting food and value in america (1st ed.). Berkeley: University of California Press. Weiss, Brad (2016). Real Pigs: Shifting Values in the Field of Local Pork, Duke University Press, Durham, North Carolina. Weiss, Brad, 2009, Street Dreams and Hip Hop Barbershops: Global fantasy in urban Tanzania, Indiana University Press, Bloomington. Weiss, Brad, 2003, Sacred Trees, Bitter Harvest: Globalising Coffee in Northwest Tanzania, Heinemann, Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Weiss, Brad, 1996, The Making and Unmaking of the Haya Lived World: Consumption, Commoditization, and Everyday Practice, Duke University Press, Durham, North Carolina. This anthropology podcast is supported by the Australian Anthropological Society, the schools of Culture, History, and Language and Archaeology and Anthropology at Australian National University, and the Australian Centre for the Public Awareness of Science, and is produced in collaboration with the American Anthropological Association. Music by Pete Dabro: dabro1.bandcamp.com Show notes by Ian Pollock

#That Damn Trump News  #Extra Mayo  #Sit on A Twizzler  NBA Free Agency   World Cup 2018  Grownmanish Throwback  Nas It Was Written  Noreaga N.O.R.E.  D'Angelo Brown Sugar  Follow the Grownmanishpodcast on Twitter @grownmanishpod Instagram @grownmanishpodcast Snap Chat @grownmanishpod email grownmanishpodcast@gmail.com  Mike J @BuildBROINC BowTie Fresh @Fresh_Bowtie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/grownmanishpodcast6/message

Brent is a very good friend I met through Jiu-Jitsu. He is at his core, a firm believer that the acquisition of knowledge is more powerful than the distribution of temporary wealth. Clay Pot: http://www.claypotnyc.com/ Intro song: "sorry i like you" - Daniel Burbank https://soundcloud.com/danielburbank/sorry-i-like-you Outro Song: Track Name: "Street Dreams" Music By: LAKEY INSPIRED @ https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired

The Class of 198X is back at it with the search for fame and fortune to get them back to their homeworld.

Many interests often begin solo. Collecting sneakers, shooting photos, or maybe cooking are acts that can take shape in various forms. But it’s the power of community and connection that not only draws us in but keeps us rooted and engaged. A strong community provides a balance of support and challenge, ensuring that we all collectively reap the benefits of a shared commitment. Our digital generation has been spoiled with opportunities to connect and engage online. The ability to dip in and out of a conversation is a concept worth noting. There are communities where sometimes many offer a lot of their time and effort, while other times, people are simply passively consuming. But what happens when you introduce a physical component to it all and bring these worlds offline? Narration by < --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maekan/support

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The team from StreetDreams mag were in town and stopped by our studio to chat it up with Naskademini. The guys talked about their respective work for RBMA, The "VISAGES" art show by Naskademini and the influence of Jay-Z on our culture and the different nuances in the Canadian hustle. Follow us on twitter @wattbopodcast Instagram: @wattbo @marcustroy @naskademini @streetdreamsmag Send all music to music@wattbo.com www.wattbo.com

The ultiamte Nasir Jones aka Nas Escobar aka Nasty Nas mixtape featuring NY State Of Mind, It Ain't Hard To Tell, Nastradamus, Oochie Wally, Chizzled, In The Room (ft. Maxwell), Live At The BBQ, The World Is Yours, On The Real, HalfTime, Street Dreams, The Don, Made You Look + MORE! #ItsNotAJoke

This episode: Recording at Engine Room Studios in NY, RIP Prodigy, "All Eyez On Me" movie backlash, Safaree dodges the fade, Are we happy Jay-Z is releasing new music, BIG3 Tourney anticipation, Amber vs Drake for the dating assassin crown, Welcome to Boston Jayson Tatum 

Episode Notes Nicki Minaj got into a public spat with shoe designer Giuseppe Zanotti. She accused them of using her name without compensating her. We wanted to know if she would've been treated differently if she were a man. Cherry Poppins from the Officially Street Podcast came on as a guest to give us her perspective as well. Nas' biopic "Street Dreams" is coming to BET. With the recent success of the New Edition biopic, can BET go 2 for 2? Rozay thinks it's too gritty for BET. Jay-z gave Big Sean a Roc-a-fella chain. How exactly does a non-Roc artist earn a Roc chain? Furthermore, should 'Ye, head of GOOD music (Sean's label) feel misrespected by Jay's move? GAF - Give A Fu$k and YOTW - Yams of the Week are back per usual. Thanks for tuning in!Use #emaradio to keep the convo going.-Big Therm

Let's be real, skateboarding wasn't always as glamorous as the X-Games, Big Air, and million dollar sponsorships. For most, it was an escape, something that bonded people together, and allowed you to define yourself. Nino Scalia was someone who had little stability growing up. Moving from city to city, there wasn't an opportunity to establish roots, or even have close friends - and if it did happen, it was taken away just as fast. When introduced to skateboarding, Nino instantly found something he could grab on to. As his family finally settled in South Philly, it was just in time for Nino to be a part of what became one of the most influential skateboarding cities in the world. With other greats, like Rob Dyrdek, Josh Kalis, Stevie Williams, and Jason Dill, there was a new age of pioneers to push skateboarding forward. Nino's story takes us through that special era and his days of skating (and getting arrested) at LOVE Park, becoming the Team Manager for the legendary Alien Workshop, and later working with Pharrell in developing the Ice Cream skate team. If you want to get a taste of what this was like, Nino captures it perfectly in the indie-film, Street Dreams. Through all that he's has done, Nino will tell you that he was never ready for any of it. There's no perfect moment, or right time. Just go for it, and if you fall, get back on your board and try again. #MamaWeMadeIt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week...A Tribe Called Quest is set to perform at the 2017 Grammy Awards Show, Big Sean is back...do you care, BET orders Nas's biographical series pilot "Street Dreams", and more! This podcast is also available on iTunes Podcast, Google Play Music, Stitcher Radio, Podbean, and Tunein Radio. Subscribe Today!

Tyson and Steve dive into Street Dreams, shooting on the streets, video games, Steve’s unique way with captions and an intense near death experience that had a strong impact on Irby's overall approach to life. *

In this edition of What A Time To Be Online, Naskademini speaks with the founders of Street Dreams Magazine A photographic quarterly. Eric Veloso , Steven John Irby and Michael Cobarrubia talk about their first visit to Montreal , Photography, Inspiration, Instagram Groupies and their go to Cameras. Other special guest on this episode are Pete Williams from Highsbobiety and Raised by Wolves along with Will Nichols also from HighSnobiety and Street Dreams crew @ Insighting , @ joeCav_ Thanks for Tuning in Follow our guest on Instagram @ streetdreamsmag @ ericveloso @ RDDSGNCO @ stevesweatpants @ petewilliams @ joeCav_ @ Insighting @ WillNichols @ Wattbo @ Naskademini @ Marcustroy

1.Pony , FunkymixbyIntro Ginuwine 2.Gangsta�s Paradise, FunkymibyCoolio 3.Blackstreet, No Digitty, Funkymiby3: 4.Usher, My Way, Funkymixby4: 5.Toni Braxton, You �re Makin me High, Extendet,by5: 6.TLC, No Scrubs, Funkymixby6: 7.R.Kelly, Fiesta, Funkymixby7: 8.LL Cool J, Doin it, Funkymixby8: 9.Luniz, I got 5 on it, Wicked Mixby9: 10.Nelly ft. NSync, Girlfriend, Wicked Mixby0: 11.Joe ft. Mystikal, Stutter, Funkymxby1: 12.Jay Z, Can i get ***, Funkymix 13.Foxy Brown, Hot Spot, Funkymix 14.Ruff Ryders ft. DMX, Ruff Ryders Anthem, Funkymix 15.Juvenile, Back that Thang, Wicked Mix 16.Dr..Dre, Keep their Heads ringing, Wicked Mix 17.Nas ft. 2 Pac, Street Dreams ft. All Eyez on me Mashup, Funkymix 18.Notorious B.I.G., Juicy, Funkymix 19.Puff Daddy ft. Mase, Nobody can�t hold us down 20.Aaliyah ft. Timberland, Try again, Funkymix 21.Dru Hill ft. Sisqo, How deep is your Love, Funkymix 22.Method Man ft. Mary J., You �re all i need, Radio Mix 23.Outro,

1.Pony , FunkymixbyIntro Ginuwine 2.Gangsta�s Paradise, FunkymibyCoolio 3.Blackstreet, No Digitty, Funkymiby3: 4.Usher, My Way, Funkymixby4: 5.Toni Braxton, You �re Makin me High, Extendet,by5: 6.TLC, No Scrubs, Funkymixby6: 7.R.Kelly, Fiesta, Funkymixby7: 8.LL Cool J, Doin it, Funkymixby8: 9.Luniz, I got 5 on it, Wicked Mixby9: 10.Nelly ft. NSync, Girlfriend, Wicked Mixby0: 11.Joe ft. Mystikal, Stutter, Funkymxby1: 12.Jay Z, Can i get ***, Funkymix 13.Foxy Brown, Hot Spot, Funkymix 14.Ruff Ryders ft. DMX, Ruff Ryders Anthem, Funkymix 15.Juvenile, Back that Thang, Wicked Mix 16.Dr..Dre, Keep their Heads ringing, Wicked Mix 17.Nas ft. 2 Pac, Street Dreams ft. All Eyez on me Mashup, Funkymix 18.Notorious B.I.G., Juicy, Funkymix 19.Puff Daddy ft. Mase, Nobody can�t hold us down 20.Aaliyah ft. Timberland, Try again, Funkymix 21.Dru Hill ft. Sisqo, How deep is your Love, Funkymix 22.Method Man ft. Mary J., You �re all i need, Radio Mix 23.Outro,

Happy Saint Patrick’s Day!  We drank and talked about a lot of things.  None of which I recall.  It’s a grab bag episode, enjoy it!  No snakes were driven during the recording of this program. Also, check out our sponsor The Daily Dani’s Handmade Accessories.  Hats and earrings and scarves!   Download it now!Read More →

The boys talk about the skater movie 'Street Dreams'. They also talk a little bit about Skate 3 and Jason Lee. They also promise a better show next time... DownloadHosts:JT - @JTGreen98Dawson - @DawsonClayboom

Enjoy the latest mix from the Sound Cartel duo! Here is part one of the double mix set. Marshall Jones takes you on a musical journey through his eyes. Tracklisting: A. Souled - Sweet Nothings B. Brian Lucas - Slave To The Vibe (M&S Vocal Mix) C. Joey Negro & The Sunburst Band - Definition of Love (Sean McCabe Remix) D. Ross Couch - Feel The Sound (Original Mix) E. Kiko Navarro feat. Concha Buika - Mama's Calling (Tedd Patterson Remix) F. Julien Jabre - Voodance (Original Mix) G. Flapjackers - Generations (Original Mix) H. ATFC - When The Needle Drops (Summertime Mix) I. Dr. Feelx feat Devid Morrison - I'm a DJ (Classic Mix) J. Cupcakes - Captain Obvious (Original Mix) K. Brock Landers The Disco King - Do It (Original Mix) L. Wattie Green - Can You Get Down (Original Mix)

In 2002 K'wan hit the scene with his debut novel Gangsta, under Triple Crown Publications. What started as a therapeutic release went on to become a part of urban-lit history and an Essence bestseller, as well as drawing rave reviews overseas. After penning his second novel, Road Dawgz, K'wan drew the attention of St. Martin's press. The literary powerhouse quickly signed K'wan to a multi-book deal, the first of which being Street Dreams. K'wan's titles also include Hoodlum (2005), Eve (2006), Hood Rat (2006),Flexin & Sexin: Sexy street tales vol. 1 (2007), Blow: A G-unit novella (2007) and Still Hood (2007). Through his work, K'wan has helped to empower thousands of young people not only to discover the wonderment of the written word, but to seek positive routes in reaching their goals. Since his insertion into the publishing world K'wan has been featured in Vibe Magazine, Pages, King, Felon, Big News, The New York Press and Time Magazine, to name a few. He was also interviewed by MTV news for a feature on Hip-Hop fiction, and a guest on Power 105's morning show. In addition to being an accomplished author, K'wan is also the C.E.O of Black Dawn, Inc. A small press set up to help first time authors accomplish their dreams of becoming published. K'wan currently resides in New Jersey where he is working on his next novel. Please visit his website: www.Kwanfoye.com