Podcasts about third root

In this episode, I talk to Marco Cervantes, AKA Mexstep, a rapper, producer, DJ, and scholar. He performs as a solo artist and is a member of the hip hop group Third Root. Along with his artistic work, he is an Associate Professor in the Department of Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the University of Texas at San Antonio and researches Black and Brown cultural and political overlap.

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Maaaaan this is a big one for me as I have been a fan of MOJOE for many years, and when we sat down to do this they informed me that I had never interviewed them before. Which is something I can't even fathom given the amount of times I have seen them live and how much I have listened to them and such. But I guess that is the case and this edition of Talk So Real is my first real talk with two of my favorites. MOJOE was a walking revolution from San Antonio back in the day. A live band hip hop experience that had it all and could not be questioned. The title of their Classic.Ghetto.Soul album summed it all up, and after a bit of a hiatus (in which rapper Easy Lee started a group called Third Root with MexStep and DJ Chicken George) they are back with a new album about to drop called Ancient Future Soul, which also sums things up. The guys played the record for me and a few other good folks and then we sat down to do the interview in the lovely upstairs portion of Simona's Coffee Bar in the Colton House Hotel on South Congress here in Austin. It really went down as they say. Word to Raf. On this episode we discuss such things as Beyonce and Solange's father Matthew Knowles signing them, Sun Ra, Johnna Lister, why sometimes people including myself and themselves need a hiatus, real soul music, Texas music, the game, we cover a lot of things and I think you will enjoy this one. Please tell a friend to tell a friend to dial into this Talk So Real movement, and thank you so much for your support.

Maaaaan this is a big one for me as I have been a fan of MOJOE for many years, and when we sat down to do this they informed me that I had never interviewed them before. Which is something I can't even fathom given the amount of times I have seen them live and how much I have listened to them and such. But I guess that is the case and this edition of Talk So Real is my first real talk with two of my favorites. MOJOE was a walking revolution from San Antonio back in the day. A live band hip hop experience that had it all and could not be questioned. The title of their Classic.Ghetto.Soul album summed it all up, and after a bit of a hiatus (in which rapper Easy Lee started a group called Third Root with MexStep and DJ Chicken George) they are back with a new album about to drop called Ancient Future Soul, which also sums things up. The guys played the record for me and a few other good folks and then we sat down to do the interview in the lovely upstairs portion of Simona's Coffee Bar in the Colton House Hotel on South Congress here in Austin. It really went down as they say. Word to Raf. On this episode we discuss such things as Beyonce and Solange's father Matthew Knowles signing them, Sun Ra, Johnna Lister, why sometimes people including myself and themselves need a hiatus, real soul music, Texas music, the game, we cover a lot of things and I think you will enjoy this one. Please tell a friend to tell a friend to dial into this Talk So Real movement, and thank you so much for your support. @mojoefamily @mr_easylee @trelovesupreme Ancient Future Soul coming soon. #SATX #AustinTX #sanantonio #Texas #talksoreal #interview #podcast #Mojoe #mojoefamily #AncientFutureSoul #ClassicGhettoSoul #music #hiphop #soul #RnB #ColtonHouse --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pushermania/message

In today's episode we hear from Heather Sanderson. Heather has been working with plant spirits her whole life. In 2013 she studied herbal medicine at Third Root in Brooklyn, NY which led her to a 3-year Sacred Plant Medicine Apprenticeship with Carole Guyett in County Clare, Ireland. It was through this training and several initiations with plants that she became immersed in the dream and consciousness of the plant world and found a passion to share it with others. Since then she has founded Majestic Wisdom Publishing and has written several Plant and Tree Spirit Short Reads. She also hosts Majestic Wisdom Podcast. You can find more at MajesticWisdomPublishing.com or follow her on Instagram at @heather.sanderson. Text Community Member Shoutout Of Wood and Meadow>> https://www.ofwoodandmeadow.com/ If you'd like to join the HerbRally text community just text “join” to 541-256-2895. To opt out simply text "stop" to the same number.  Thanks for listening!HerbRallywww.herbrally.com  THREE HERBAL FREEBIES! Sign up for the HerbRally newsletter and receive these three herbal freebies: EBook - Calendula for Radiant Skin by Rosalee de la Forêt Ebook - 86 Page Plant Healer Book Audio - Hour-long Adaptogens Class with Heather Irvine CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP  

I am bringing the podcast back by honoring the new moon in Pisces with Heather Sanderson. Heather and I talk about how to dream with plants and connect with sacred plant allies. Heather Sanderson has been working with plant spirits her whole life. In 2013 she studied herbal medicine at Third Root in Brooklyn, NY which led her to a 3-year apprenticeship in Sacred Plant Medicine with Carole Guyett in County Clare, Ireland. In 2019 she started writing with the plants to bring more of their spiritual and practical magic and medicine into the physical world and has a passion to help others understand how to connect with the plants and their own intuition. As a writer and healer, she works deeply in the sacred feminine and with invisible wounds. Resources Mentioned Heather's Yoga Website - www.journeythroughyoga.com Majestic Wisdom Publishing - www.majesticwisdompublishing.com Heathers Social media handles @heather.sanderson (IG) @JourneyThroughYoga (FB)

Charles “Easy Lee” Peters (@thirdrootmusic) joined us in Episode 17 Easy is a poet, songwriter, MC, and Educator. We begin at the start of his musical career- fusing southern raps with timeless soul music, and his time touring the nation as a member of a signed group, Mo’Joe. From this point we discuss various ups, and downs that lead Easy to a passionate, and ultimately championed path in education. Finally we arrive at Easy’s current work with Third Root, a project he co-founded with Marco Cervantes (MexStep). We cover their progression, and how they found their sound working with an array of renowned musicians, and producers. We summarize by acknowleding Easy’s persistance, and how he accomplished a union between his passion for music, and possibly an even greater purpose- as an activist, teacher, and an inspiration. "You can't talk the way I talk cuz you ain't been where I've been." - Shawn Carter Third Root music + merch: thirdroot.bandcamp.com Thank you for listening! @thirdrootmusic @hiphopgrewup @youaintheardofus Track List INTRO: Never Know Me, League of Extraordinary Gz 1. Third Root- Justice or Else 2. Mo’Joe- Yesterday 3. Mo’Joe- Strange Revival feat. Bavu Blakes 4. Third Root- Reflection of the Times feat. Reggie Coby 5. Third Root- Rebel Music feat. Black Pumas (Passion of the Poets out NOW!)

En este episodio revisamos los discos: Passion of the Poets del grupo Third Root y Ugly is Beautiful de Oliver Tree. Ambos con mensajes muy importantes, la justicia social y la belleza de lo diferente. Disfruten y comparan este increíble episodio. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rally-de-las-reseas/support

The San Antonio educators just released their fourth LP "Passion of the Poets" on Juneteenth.

The San Antonio educators just released their fourth LP "Passion of the Poets" on Juneteenth.

For the final episode of We Demand we’re focusing on the aftermath of the protest. Thank you Aliyah Browne, Lex Fernander, Raz Moayed, Celia Reilly, Jonas Spencer, Vivien Liu, Lucie Pereira, and Lissa Deonarain. Music by Incompetech Productions and The Third Root.

The day of the protest arrives. Thank you Aliyah Browne, Lex Fernander, Raz Moayed, Celia Reilly, Jonas Spencer, Vivien Liu, Lucie Pereira, and Lissa Deonarain. Music by Incompetech Productions and The Third Root.

Tour guides become organizers as the protest takes shape. Thank you Aliyah Browne, Lex Fernander, Raz Moayed, Celia Reilly, Jonas Spencer, Vivien Liu, Lucie Pereira, and Lissa Deonarain. Music by Incompetech Productions and The Third Root.

Meet your tour guides and hear them share what it’s really like at Emerson College. Thank you Aliyah Browne, Lex Fernander, Raz Moayed, Celia Reilly, Jonas Spencer, Vivien Liu, Lucie Pereira, and Lissa Deonarain. Music by Incompetech Productions and The Third Root.

Today, Denver teaches us about the three roots of scripture and how these efforts to recover lost information compare with the Book of Remembrance that contained the gospel as originally revealed to Adam. Transcript At the beginning, in the first generations, there was a book of remembrance that was kept contemporaneous with Adam. Enoch was … Continue reading 60: Third Root → The post 60: Third Root appeared first on Denver Snuffer.

A very happy birthday to longtime friend of the show Don, the GenerAsian crew talks with Daya and goes on a musical journey with some of our favorite artists including Vhoor, Midnight Runners, Shawn Lee, Empresarios, NIrmaan, Third Root, Rachid TAha, Spy from Cairo, Ges E, Nasha Experience and More!!! Only on 90.1 KPFT VHOOR BALANCA MIDNIGHT RUNNERS CHEN QI MIDNIGHT RUNNERS REVOLUTION BEI BEI & SHAWN LEE DANXIA DISCO BIDDU ORCHESTRA HOT ICE (1975) EMPRESARIOS ORGULLO HAREM II AUTHENTICSTYLE (HIPOP MIX) TONY SEAL GIPSY ROADS NIRMAAM CAMEL STEPS MALIK ABDUL RAHMAAN FUNKY BANGSER THIRD ROOT TRSZN SAQI DREAM TIME RACHID TAHA YA RAYAH RACHID TAHA BARRA BARRA THE SPY FROM CAIRO PRINCE AHMED SU REAL AXOMIC BOUNCE VIKAS J CHOLI KE PECHE REMIX GROOVEDEV TAAL SE TAAL MILA DJ ALXXX ANGREJI VS BASSHEAD SAMA BLAKE PENG DAVID STARFIRE PRIMAL FT SOOHAN DIVINE GULLY MEIN GULLY GROOVEDEV TAAL SE TAAL MILA FUSE ODG BOMBAE NUCLEYA BELL GRAND NUCLEYA MIRA DAD KE MIRUTI MOBSHA GIDDA FUNK PUNJABI MC JATT GO HAYA BIKRAM SINGH AND GUNJEN KAWAN GES E ZUBEIDA

GenerAsian Radio Crew and Cairo's Dj Purplepitch present a Brand new episode with new tracks from Austins very own Third Root, S!X Music, Edamame , Khush Music , Emancipator , Empresarios , Soohan , and More amazing World Music meets Dance Music!!! Only on 90.1 KPFT Houston's Home for Independant Radio1!! THIRD ROOT-FANTASMA HORNS WITH GRUPO FANTASMA FUNKY FELLA-ABOVE THE UNIVERSE LEVI BOND-EDO CITY KHUSH MUSIC-HOOD INDIA EDAMAME FEAT. IAN EWING-MANGO PULP D-PRINCE & LYLE HOROWITZ-BOLLYWOOD BLUES MANdO BEAT-INDIA white label- NARAYAMA GEECHI SUEDE FEAT. PANJABI MC-ON DECK (BLOOD MONEY) EMPRESARIOS-TU NO TIENES QUE LLAMAR EMANCIPATOR-ELEPHANT SURVIVAL CROOKRAM-BUTTERFLIES THIRD ROOT-TRSZN TORN HAWK-TARIFA DUB KIRTAN ALL STARS FEAT. CHAYTANYA-RADHE GOVINDA SOOHAN-1000 NIGHTS (SOOHAN REMIX) SOOHAN-CHOLI KE PECHE FRESH KINGDOM-DROP THAT HOT DING DANG MOJOJOL!-CHUMMA KRAAK AND SMAAK KEEP ON SEARCHING DAMIAN LAZARUS AND ANCIENT MOONS-LOVERS EYE FEEL GOOD PRODUCTIONS-THE FEEL GOOD VIBE NICKODEMUS-MI SWING ES TROPICAL COSMIQUE ARABE-BOYZ IN THE OUD FABRICE DAYAN-LA MAZA KAYPER-SOMEONE(CLUB EDIT) JASON RIVAS-BOLLYWOOD ADVENTURES TORIS BADIC-MUNDIAN MOJOJOL!-OOCHI HAI BUILDING FUSE OG-BOM BAE TESHER-UNFORGETTABLE QALANDER BOMBAY THE HARD WAY-THIRD WORLD LOVER

Easy Lee of Third Root joins us live in the building with Mr. Blake's second show appearance and they brought along B.L.A.X.Smith for your weekly dose of Sophisticated Tomfoolery. We jump it off with a thoughts about where the Pusha T and Drake battle is now that J. Prince has spoke. (Check back later for the FULL unedited extended version) Then we get into the NBA finals, and what's going on with Kawhi in San Antonio. Finally we get into the history of Mojoe and the creation of Third Root, how they connect to Bavu and more. PLEASE remember to Rate & Review, follow us on Twitter & IG @crew54 or on FB www.facebook.com/crew54music www.slaprapz.com

Join us for a simple tapping practice called Emotional Freedom Technique with Geleni Fontaine of Third Root Community Health Center. This utilizes the knowledge of acupressure points and is something you can truly do anywhere - alone, in a group, or on the go. Check out the practice diagram and instructions for a more visual reminder and explanation: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LqN9hSw2JhcbX5jFeK8JbC4Oh6geY1Q292fytzDnA14/edit?usp=sharing The phrase you’ll use is: “Even though _____, I love and accept myself completely.”   Check out episode 7 for the corresponding conversation with Geleni and Emily Kramer titled "De-spa-ifying Healing & Accessibility” to listen to our conversation about somatic symptoms of oppression and the increased pressures since the 2016 election, in what ways Trump and our current political environment is making us sick, what it would look like to de-spa-ify healing and make it part of our everyday lives instead of a luxury commodity, and how organizers and leaders can make our movement spaces more accessible to the widest range of folks with varying capacities. (Bonus: they also sing a song!)   **As a brand new podcast, we need you to subscribe, give a 5-star rating, and share a positive review to help us continue. Join us in the sustainability and viability of this project and subscribe, rate, & review now!**   ABOUT OUR GUEST: Geleni Fontaine of Third Root Community Health Center THIRD ROOT is a holistic healthcare center in Brooklyn, NY offering yoga, acupuncture, East Asian medicine, massage, herbal medicine, and wellness education. They are a multi-racial, cross-class, intergenerational community, and a worker-owner cooperative. Third Root manifests a world where we all belong, we are all healing, and we are all welcome in our wholeness. Collective members include Geleni Fontaine, Jomo Alaquais Simmons, Julia Bennett, Emily Kramer, and Nicolette Dixon. More at www.thirdroot.org GELENI FONTAINE, a collective member of Third Root, is a fat, queer, Latina/o transperson raised and thriving in Brooklyn, New York. They are a graduate of the Swedish Institute School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine where I studied Traditional and Classical Chinese Medicine with Jeffrey Yuen, 88th generation Taoist priest and healer. They’re also a registered nurse and use knowledge of Western allopathic medicine to support individuals navigating both healthcare systems. Geleni is a member of the Rock Dove Collective, a group of healers, providers, and activists coordinating a radical community health exchange in NYC; a former board member of the Audre Lorde Project, the first queer people of color center for community organizing in the U.S.; and NOLOSE, an organization dedicated to ending the oppression of fat people and creating vibrant fat queer culture. They have a 13-year history of training and teaching martial arts and have worked many years with the Center for Anti-Violence Education (CAE) as a youth educator, anti-violence activist, and crisis intervention worker. This experience has lent to their understanding of healing as a mind / body / spirit construct that includes support for individuals as well as radical responses to the institutional oppression we face as communities. JOIN THE COMMUNITYCheck out the incredible guests and topics we'll be featuring coming up and sign up for the email list to hear when new episodes drop at www.healingjustice.org Follow us on Instagram @healingjustice, like Healing Justice Podcast on Facebook, and tweet at us @hjpodcast on TwitterWe pay for all costs out-of-pocket and this podcast is 100% volunteer-run. Help us cover our costs by becoming a sponsor at patreon.com/healingjustice   THANK YOU Edited by Yoshi FieldsMixed and produced by Zach Meyer at the COALROOM Intro and Closing music gifted by Danny O’Brien All visuals contributed by Josiah Werning

In this episode, members of the Third Root Community Health Center collective join host Kate Werning for a conversation about somatic symptoms of oppression and the increased pressures since the 2016 election, in what ways Trump and our current political environment is making us sick, what it would look like to de-spa-ify healing and make it part of our everyday lives instead of a luxury commodity, and how organizers and leaders can make our movement spaces more accessible to the widest range of folks with varying capacities. (Bonus: they also sing a song!) PRACTICE: Download the next episode for a simple tapping practice called Emotional Freedom Technique. (We release a new conversation every Tuesday, and the corresponding practice on Thursday - so check back then if you don’t see it yet!) ** As a brand new podcast, we need you to subscribe, give a 5-star rating, and share a positive review to help us continue. Join us in the sustainability and viability of this project and subscribe, rate, & review now! ** Check out the incredible guests and topics we'll be featuring coming up and sign up for the email list to hear when new episodes drop at www.healingjustice.org MEET OUR GUESTS: Geleni Fontaine & Emily Kramer of Third Root Community Health Center THIRD ROOT is a holistic healthcare center in Brooklyn, NY offering yoga, acupuncture, East Asian medicine, massage, herbal medicine, and wellness education. They are a multi-racial, cross-class, intergenerational community, and a worker-owner cooperative. Third Root manifests a world where we all belong, we are all healing, and we are all welcome in our wholeness. Collective members include Geleni Fontaine, Jomo Alaquais Simmons, Julia Bennett, Emily Kramer, and Nicolette Dixon. More at www.thirdroot.org GELENI FONTAINE, a collective member of Third Root, is a fat, queer, Latina/o transperson raised and thriving in Brooklyn, New York. They are a graduate of the Swedish Institute School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine where I studied Traditional and Classical Chinese Medicine with Jeffrey Yuen, 88th generation Taoist priest and healer. They’re also a registered nurse and use knowledge of Western allopathic medicine to support individuals navigating both healthcare systems. Geleni is a member of the Rock Dove Collective, a group of healers, providers, and activists coordinating a radical community health exchange in NYC; a former board member of the Audre Lorde Project, the first queer people of color center for community organizing in the U.S.; and NOLOSE, an organization dedicated to ending the oppression of fat people and creating vibrant fat queer culture. They have a 13-year history of training and teaching martial arts and have worked many years with the Center for Anti-Violence Education (CAE) as a youth educator, anti-violence activist, and crisis intervention worker. This experience has lent to their understanding of healing as a mind / body / spirit construct that includes support for individuals as well as radical responses to the institutional oppression we face as communities. EMILY J. KRAMER is a yoga teacher and collective member at Third Root, where the crossroads of her work as a movement professional, social justice activist and spiritual seeker joyfully meet. In her classes, Emily invites us to pay attention to subtleties of our sensation and alignment in order to create space internally, making way for healing and discovery. She encourages students always to honor their own bodies and beings, while valuing the community aspect of the space. She has specialized training in anatomy, backcare, anxiety/depression, addiction, trauma-sensitivity, and yoga for young people. She studied with Off the Mat, Into the World, Alison West at Yoga Union, SchoolYoga Institute, Street Yoga, Bent on Learning, Leslie Kaminoff / the Breathing Project, Jyll Hubbard-Salk, Elena Brower, Larry Yang and many inspired teachers on this path. In 2009, she created Spirit Boxing, a workshop that combines her experience as a former amateur boxer and yogini, to serve women, youth, and queer / trans community. She has also facilitated movement and outdoor education programming with young people ages 6 – 15 since 2006. She has collaborated with Girls for Gender Equity and the Center for Anti-violence Education, and has taught through Bent on Learning, Safe Horizon, Kripalu, Columbia and Cornell Universities. REFERENCED IN THIS EPISODE You can see Third Root’s space access statement at bottom of their website, www.thirdroot.org Bending Toward Justice: recommended social justice training for yoga teachers   JOIN THE COMMUNITY Check out the incredible guests and topics we'll be featuring coming up and sign up for the email list to hear when new episodes drop at www.healingjustice.org Follow us on Instagram @healingjustice, like Healing Justice Podcast on Facebook, and tweet at us @hjpodcast on Twitter We pay for all costs out-of-pocket and this podcast is 100% volunteer-run. Help us cover our costs by becoming a sponsor at patreon.com/healingjustice   THANK YOU This podcast is mixed and produced by Zach Meyer at the COALROOM, and this episode was generously edited by the talented Yoshi Fields. Intro and closing music gifted by Danny O’Brien All visuals contributed by Josiah Werning

Third Root “Dig” Produced by Adrian Quesada and Tuelv (Warsaw, Poland). Trumpet by Jason Collier. Additional vocals by Bavu Blakes and Ron Horne. Recorded by Adrian Quesada at Level One Sound (Austin, TX). Trumpet recorded by Brad White at The FratHouse Recording Studios (Atlanta, GA). Cover artwork by Ben Gillette for TrillHippy. “Dig” was written and recorded in collaboration with visual artist Lyle Carbajal. It serves as Act III in the 3-part Rap Opera that supports his nomadic master work “Romancing Banality,” which is on display from January 27 – March 11, 2017 at Art League Houston (1953 Montrose Blvd, Houston, TX). Third Root music and merch available at www.thirdroot.bandcamp.com Visit www.lylecarbajal.com for more info on “Romancing Banality” and other Carbajal works. Visit Third Root: http://thirdroot.bandcamp.com Visit Adrian Quesada: http://levelonestudiosatx.com Visit Tuelv: http://soundcloud.com/tuelv Visit the official Peddlin' Jazztronica! Podcast: http://DjChickenGeorge.podomatic.com Subscribe directly to the Peddlin' Jazztronica! Podcast in iTunes: itpc://djchickengeorge.podomatic.com/rss2.xml Visit Planet Jazztronica!: http://instagram.com/DjChickenGeorge Follow the Jazztronica! Vibes: http://facebook.com/DjChickenGeorge

On this broadast of The Soul Brother Show, we feature some great new tunes with some of your favorite artists. We got fresh jams from the likes of Omar, Shalamar Reloaded, En Vogue, A Tribe Called Quest, Natalia Roxanne, Third Root, Adina Howard, Kam Franklin, and Maya Azucena to name a few. Enjoy!

Third Root and Adrian Quesada present a powerful composition that pays tribute to the Justice or Else Million Man March Anniversary taking place in D.C. on 10.10.15. The track combines a riot starting beat, charging live instruments, and socially focused lyrics that bring to mind the work of Public Enemy and dead prez. The content of the track is rooted in conversations the band has had with Sis. Yonasda Lonewolf Hill and lectures that Minister Louis Farrakhan has been giving during his recent Justice or Else tour. Third Root is Charles "Easy Lee" Peters, Dr. Marco "Mexstep" Cervantes and DJ Chicken George. Visit Third Root: http://thirdroot.bandcamp.com Visit Adrian Quesada: http://levelonestudiosatx.com Visit the official Peddlin' Jazztronica! Podcast: http://DjChickenGeorge.podomatic.com Subscribe directly to the Peddlin' Jazztronica! Podcast in iTunes: itpc://djchickengeorge.podomatic.com/rss2.xml Visit Planet Jazztronica!: http://DjChickenGeorge.com Follow the Jazztronica! Vibes: http://twitter.com/DjChickenGeorge

Third Root and Hip Hop legend Mellow Man Ace unite to spread a message of liberating the mind, soul and body. The track was produced by Dallas, TX own PICNICTYME (of Erykah Badu's Cannabinoids band) and includes a brilliant flip of Blue Mitchell's "Blues 3 for 1." Hope you enjoy this slice of Blue Note Jazz/Hip Hop fusion and the first of several new projects on the way from Third Root. Visit Third Root: http://thirdroot.bandcamp.com Visit the official Peddlin' Jazztronica! Podcast: http://DjChickenGeorge.podomatic.com Subscribe directly to the Peddlin' Jazztronica! Podcast in iTunes: itpc://djchickengeorge.podomatic.com/rss2.xml Visit Planet Jazztronica!: http://DjChickenGeorge.com Follow the Jazztronica! Vibes: http://twitter.com/DjChickenGeorge

Hello to all of you out there in COZY ZONE land! Nicolette is going to Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health to complete her training as a yoga teacher! She needs your support. Snuggle up to our cozy moment at Third Root Community Health Center. Donate Now!

J Boogie & DJCG aka DJ Chicken George pick their favorite performers for SXSW 2015 Music Festival. . ODESZA - Sun Models (feat. Madelyn Grant) . KAYTRANADA - Busta x Janet - What It's Gonna B... . STWO - Try To Resist . Iamnobodi - Monarch . Jordan Bratton - Must Be(esta remix) . Tuxedo - Watch the Dance . Love Taps - Brother in Arms Remix . BADBADNOTGOOD & Ghostface. - Gunshowers . Gorgon City - Here For You (feat. Laura Welsh) . Quantic - Duvido feat. Pongo Love (Shigeto Remix) . Hard Proof - Soul Thing . Riders Against The Storm - Ghetto People . The Suffers - Make Some Room . Hypnotic Brass Ensemble - Straight Business . Third Root & Greg G - God's Work feat. Worldwide . Silk Rhodes - Hold Me Down . Crew54 - SoulClap . Sade - Couldn't Love You More (Matrixxman & Vin Sol Remix) Visit J Boogie: http://Jboogie.com Visit the official Peddlin' Jazztronica! Podcast: http://DjChickenGeorge.podomatic.com Search "Peddlin' Jazztronica" in iTunes to subscribe Visit Planet Jazztronica!: http://DjChickenGeorge.com See the Jazztronica! Vibrations: http://instagram.com/DjChickenGeorge Follow the Jazztronica! Vibes: http://twitter.com/DjChickenGeorge

From the collaboration - Third Root X DJ Chicken George: Mind Elevation. Third Root's theme song. Visit Third Root: http://thirdroot.bandcamp.com Visit the official Peddlin' Jazztronica! Podcast: http://DjChickenGeorge.podomatic.com Subscribe directly to the Peddlin' Jazztronica! Podcast in iTunes: itpc://djchickengeorge.podomatic.com/rss2.xml Visit Planet Jazztronica!: http://DjChickenGeorge.com Follow the Jazztronica! Vibes: http://twitter.com/DjChickenGeorge

Third Root’s music video for So Beautiful from their Mind Elevation Mixtape release. The video was directed by Francisco Cortes and recorded during the 2013 Annual MLK Jr. March in San Antonio, TX. San Antonio has the largest Annual MLK Jr. March in the country. This video captures a San Antonio that few people outside the city have seen. Third Root encourages you to find the beauty within yourself and others.         Visit Third Root: http://thirdroot.bandcamp.com Visit the official Peddlin' Jazztronica! Podcast: http://DjChickenGeorge.podomatic.com Subscribe directly to the Peddlin' Jazztronica! Podcast in iTunes: itpc://djchickengeorge.podomatic.com/rss2.xml Visit Planet Jazztronica!: http://DjChickenGeorge.com Follow the Jazztronica! Vibes: http://twitter.com/DjChickenGeorge

Third Root is a Hip-Hop project that consists of Charles Peters (Easy Lee of MoJoe) & Marco Cervantes (Mexican StepGrandfather). Peters is an accomplished poet/author/MC, and Cervantes is a producer/MC/Ph.D. professor in Mexican American Studies at the University of Texas at San Antonio. They joined forces to craft "Stand For Something", an album that focuses on the history and healing of black and brown communities. In high school, DJ CG and Marco were in a hip-hop group (Wasted Youth) with CG's brother Jerry and best friend Charles. Fast forward two decades, DJ CG reunites with his lifelong friend Mexican StepGrandfather and Easy Lee to present Third Root's newest collaboration, Third Root X DJ Chicken George - Mind Elevation and also announce CG's inclusion as Third Root's deejay. We hope our message resonates with you. Prepare to elevate your mind. 1. Reinvention 2. iamTashaJones 3. Winter In America 4. Highway 77 5. So Beautiful 6. The Reason 7. Fathers of a New Cool 8. Cool It Down 9. Cold Train feat. Nookie Coltrane 10. Evolve 11. Vendidos 12. Scholar MCs feat. Bavu Blakes 13. Third Root Medley 14. History Visit Third Root: http://thirdroot.bandcamp.com Visit the official Peddlin' Jazztronica! Podcast: http://DjChickenGeorge.podomatic.com Subscribe directly to the Peddlin' Jazztronica! Podcast in iTunes: itpc://djchickengeorge.podomatic.com/rss2.xml Visit Planet Jazztronica!: http://DjChickenGeorge.com Follow the Jazztronica! Vibes: http://twitter.com/DjChickenGeorge