Podcast appearances and mentions of Virginia Key

TWO ACCOMPLISHED leaders are vying for the same spot in Miami's County government - District 7 - which includes the islands of Key Biscayne and Virginia Key, as well as Coral Gables, Pinecrest, and South Miami.CINDY LERNER, the former mayor of Pinecrest,  lost to RAQUEL REGALADO by a narrow margin in 2020 -- now the two are in a rematch. We ask them about the future of the Rickenbacker Causeway, traffic,  and other issues confronting our community.Last day to register — Oct. 7 Last day to request mail ballot — Oct. 24 Early Voting Oct 21 - Nov. 3Election Day - Nov. 5. Send us a textSupport the showSubscribe to the Key Biscayne Independent today

OUR FINAL TWO CANDIDATES for Key Biscayne's Village Council are on the show -- Michael Bracken and Nicholas Lopez-Jenkins. Neither is completely new to public service, with both serving on important committees. Bracken served as a member of the island's Undergrounding task force, while Jenkins served on the Virginia Key advisory board. We ask them about the "Big Dig" that could cost more than $310 million to protect Key Biscayne from sea level rise -- critics say it will cost much more and is overkill. What do they think? ELECTION DATES Mail ballots go out - Sept 26Last day to register — Oct. 7 Last day to request mail ballot — Oct. 24 Early Voting Oct 21 - Nov. 3Election Day - Nov. 5. Send us a textSupport the showSubscribe to the Key Biscayne Independent today

Every week  it's a different headline in Miami. A verdict against a commissioner. Allegations against the City attorney. Unconstitutional voting districts. And then there is the "cold war" with Miami's neighboring city, Key Biscayne over Virginia Key and ongoing traffic issues. Our guest is Damian Pardo, who won an upset victory and has been part of major changes in the region's biggest municipality. His District 2 includes Virginia Key, the island adjacent to Key Biscayne. We kick off season 10 with the question: is the war over? And we  also welcome guest co-host H. Frances Reaves to the program. Support the Show.Subscribe to the Key Biscayne Independent today

On a new TAGSPODCAST aka Talk About Gay Sex podcast, Host Steve V. is joined by Co-hosts Jeremy Ross Lopez and Kodi Maurice Doggette for all new hot LGBTQ topics, sex advice and more:Pedro Pascal joins the growing list of Supreme Court backlash for recent decision to side with Lori SmithDylan Mulvaney says Bud Light showed zero support since the backlash and has a message to allLil Nas X is the latest to have something thrown up at him on stage but this time we see the humor in it..Pornhub is now blocked in Virginia...How soon do you know if you want a 2nd date while on the first?Turned off by sexy behavior?He's sexting too soon and I want to date him!Follow Steve V. on IG: @iam_stevevFollow The Protein Bakery on IG: @proteinbakeryFollow Jeremy on IG: @jrosslopezFollow Kodi's Life Coaching on IG: @kmdcoachingFollow Kodi on IG: @mistahmauriceTAGSPODCAST is Sponsored by Better Help. Get 10% Off your first month. Visit: BetterHelp.com/tagsJOYMODE is your pre-workout for sex! Spice things up in the bedroom and do it safely. Try JOYMODE and get 20% Off your first order with us. Go to usejoymode.com/TAGSWanna drop a weekly or one time tip to TAGSPODCAST - Show your love for the show and support TAGS!Visit our website: tagspodcast.comNeeds some advice for a sex or relationship conundrum? Ask TAGS! DM US ON IG or https://www.talkaboutgaysex.com/contactSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/talk-about-gay-sex-tagspodcast/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Guess who's back??!!! Trappin Ain't Dead Podcast hosts, James "Munch" Mungin (@makavelli_munch) and @JaneyTate have reunited for a special edition of their popular South Florida show to recap the Virginia Key Beach Trust Community meeting that took place yesterday. They'll also be sharing their views on what's really at the root of the VKB Trust drama and what community leaders and residents should be doing to keep the trust in the hands of the Black community. ________ On Jan 9th, Black Miami Dade County hosted a community meeting to discuss its action plan to restore the Virginia Beach Trust.

In this episode, Katrina and Glennys meet with Nayshma Jones, The CLEO Institute's Climate Resilience and Equity Manager to discuss tokenism during black history month and in the climate movement.  Nayshma will also be touching on climate justice issues and its connection to sea level rise and access to beaches.  As well as, Important black led initiatives in Miami such as the Virginia Key movement and the important work Nayshma is doing on the ground through the Empowering Resilient Women.

11.7.2022 #RolandMartinUnfiltered: Midterm Countdown w/Reps James Clyburn & Greg Meeks, DOJ Election Monitoring, Virginia Key Beach We are hours away from polls opening across the county for the 2022 midterm elections.  The Department of Justice will monitor election sites in 24 states to ensure compliance with voting rights laws.  We'll show the list of states and cities. House Majority Whip Rep. James Clyburn and the Vice President of Strategy and Programs at the national Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law will join me in a pre-midterm discussion.  Earlier today, I talked to Representative Gregory Meeks of New York about how democratic campaigning and messaging could influence election night.  I'll share that conversation with you.  Cheri Beasley is vying to become North Carolina's first Black U.S. senator.  The former chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court will stop by tonight to let us know what she's doing in these final hours.  The future of Miami's historic Virginia Key Beach is in limbo after the city ousted the entire Virginia Key Beach Park Trust.  The former chairman of the board will explain what prompted the takeover.   A white University of Kentucky student gets arrested and fired for her drunken, racial assault on some black students caught on video.  Roland shares his thoughts on MSNBC's firing of Tiffany Cross.  Support RolandMartinUnfiltered and #BlackStarNetwork via the Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$rmunfiltered PayPal ☛ https://www.paypal.me/rmartinunfiltered Venmo ☛https://venmo.com/rmunfiltered Zelle ☛ roland@rolandsmartin.com Annual or monthly recurring #BringTheFunk Fan Club membership via paypal ☛ https://rolandsmartin.com/rmu-paypal/ Download the #BlackStarNetwork app on iOS, AppleTV, Android, Android TV, Roku, FireTV, SamsungTV and XBox

Discussion Panel Part 2. Homelessness is a very real problem throughout the United States. With higher cost of living and increasing demand, many find themselves houseless. The topic at hand is a proposed homeless camp and how it affects Virginia Key. In this episode I moderate a discussion panel consisting of Esther Alonso representing Virginia Key Outdoor Center, Nadir Perez co-founder of Ven Vamos, David J. Winker, P.A. and Jason I. Poblete, President and Counsel of Global Liberty Alliance. ** UPDATE ** On Friday (8/13), seven City of Miami Cops arrived at the Virginia Key Outdoor citing several code violations and thus closing the Virginia Key Outdoor Center. Source: https://www.vkoc.net/savevirginiakey You can find out more at the VKOC website: https://www.vkoc.net/savevirginiakey Thank you for watching. Please remember to like and subscribe for more awesome content. ♥️ Jenny Link to our socials: https://linktr.ee/miamilit #vkoc #homeless #miami --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/miami-lit-podcast/support

FORGET ABOUT PLAN Z -- the Village of Key Biscayne has its own plan for redeveloping the Rickenbacker Causeway. Developed by the administration of Manager Steve Williamson, it focuses on traffic and resilience, creating express lanes to avoid traffic jams on Virginia Key.Out guest is the manager, Steve Williamson, and the village planning chief, Jeremy Gauger. Take a look at the plan hereWhat's in the plan, and more importantly, can it work? Support the show

Bueno, no exactamente en Key Biscayne, pero al lado (Virginia Key). Echamos el cuento del más reciente escándalo de política mayamera. También hablamos de la victoria de Charlie Crist y lo que pudiera significar para Ron DeSantis y la carrera por la gobernación de Florida. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pueblopeople Y por aquí le llegan al resto, incluso a la pasantía: https://linktr.ee/pueblopeople Creado por Oswaldo Graziani y Raúl Stolk

Homelessness is a very real problem throughout the United States. With higher cost of living and increasing demand, many find themselves houseless. The topic at hand is a proposed homeless camp and how it affects Virginia Key. In this episode I moderate a discussion panel consisting of Esther Alonso representing Virginia Key Outdoor Center, Nadir Perez co-founder of Ven Vamos and Jason I. Poblete, President and Counsel of Global Liberty Alliance. ** UPDATE ** On Friday (8/13), seven City of Miami Cops arrived at the Virginia Key Outdoor citing several code violations and thus closing the Virginia Key Outdoor Center. Source: https://www.vkoc.net/savevirginiakey ** You can find out more at the VKOC website: https://www.vkoc.net/savevirginiakey Thank you for watching. Please remember to like and subscribe for more awesome content. ♥️ Jenny Link to our socials: https://linktr.ee/miamilit #miamilitpodcast #homeless #miami --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/miami-lit-podcast/support

Palm Beach County approved plans to build affordable housing in the county's Agriculture Reserve, but the plan has environmentalists sounding alarms. In Miami-Dade County, a plan to build mini-homes for the homeless on Virginia Key has brought out many voices of dissent.

Recent proposal and approval places 50-100 chronically homeless individuals at Virginia Key. Join me, Esther Alonso owner and director of the center and her marketing director Diana, as we discuss this issue and why it's frankly a terrible idea. Please sign the petition below and contact City of Miami commissioners to stop this initiative! Petition: https://www.change.org/p/say-no-to-housing-homeless-in-virginia-key-recreational-park?recruiter=305577173 Available on Apple, Anchor & Spotify and all other streaming platforms! For inquiries: info@whatjosuehastosay.com Follow me on Social:

Back this week and we discuss not only the unfolding of the situation with Britney Griner, but also another American stuck in Russia over a little weed in his luggage. We talk about how we should also apply the desire to release these prisoners abroad right here within the US. Locally we discuss plans to move the homeless into Virginia Key which was historically a black beach, and we talk about the pedo pendejo Matt Gaetz who is currently getting his ass handed back to him by the women he insulted. Our interview is with the inspiring Jeffrey DeMond of the Grateful Veteran who has turned his life around from Opioid addiction thanks to Cannabis. Weed changed his life so much he is helping others do the same through his advocacy. Visit Potsmokingmoms.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/potsmokingmoms/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/potsmokingmoms/support

Menny Sanchez nos habla de la experiencia de Love Burn en nuestra sección Vive Miami Underground, miles de personas acampan en la playa, conoce los detalles! Jorge Lerdo de Tejada nos da un amplio panorama de la tecnología en el mundo! Pedro Ferriz de Con nos da las últimas noticias

Happy Miami Music Week and Ultra Music Festival, everyone! The time where we thought would never come fully arrived, and it's about to be a full send fellow Ultranauts.Miami Music Week (March 22-27) is a time where people gather from all over the world to unite at the center of Miami, Florida, showcase new talent, label releases, music, and share expression through art and music. During that week, dance music lovers, industry fanatics, and artists flood the streets of Ocean Drive to put on a magical week that leads up to the largest premier electronic dance music festival in the United States, which is called Ultra Music Festival (25-27).I have attended every Ultra since 2015, with 2013 being my first Ultra by only following the last closing epic set of Swedish House Mafia ending their time together as a trio to fast-forwarding and seeing them reunite for Ultra's 20th anniversary back in 2018. When Ultra changed venues from Bayfront Park to Virginia Key, I got to experience the festival in a different setting. Indeed, I have digested a lot with Miami Music Week and Ultra Music Festival as both a fan of dance music and someone who works in the industry. I am happy to put together an episode to help cater to both audiences and share my experiences, tips, and tricks.Please enjoy my episode all about Miami Music Week and Ultra Music Festival, and if you are looking to connect, send me a message! Follow me on Spotify and show your love and appreciation. Like and comment by leaving a review on Apple PodcastPlease also follow Jason Adamchak and Checking in with Adamchak on Instagram to get every update on anything music-related.Visit my website to be featured on the podcast: https://jasonadamchak.comThanks for the support on my podcast; I appreciate each and every one of you checking in with me. Music by Christian AlexanderConnect with Miami Music WeekWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Connect with Ultra Music FestivalWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

THE CITY OF MIAMI is considering new laws to remove homeless people from downtown streets, and one commissioner suggested a temporary encampment on the island of Virginia Key. We talk to Miami Herald city hall reporter JOEY FLECHAS. Next we track stories in the Key Biscayne Independent - a contentious meeting about the Rickenbacker Causeway and two people who were arrested as a mask policy was enforced. And the adoption of a new budget that had council members shouting at each other. And in SEGMENT THREE -- you'll just have to listen Support the show (https://kbindependent.networkforgood.com/projects/118797-quality-journalism-for-key-biscayne)

The top headlines from the Miami Herald for May 27 including the latest on Virginia Key development in Miami, a new Tex-Mex barbecue restaurant in Miami Lakes, test cruises on Royal Caribbean, renaming of Dixie Highway in Coral Gables.

Volunteers have invested 41,000 hours into the Virginia Key Bicycle Club. This should show you how much people care for this place. Today's guest, we have the President of the Club Bernard Riviere, AKA "Frenchy." Frenchy will tell us the story behind the club, how it started and what you can expect on your first visit. Join me as I discover what Frenchy and the Virginia Ke Bicycle Club have to offer. Sign up for our monthly newsletter: https://forms.gle/LnjkteyU5SxvaVnu9 Direct contact with guest & Other Qs: miamiglobalnet@gmail.com Guest Contact & links: Virginia Key Bicycle Club https://vkbctrails.com/index.php/board-members/#unique-identifier

Special guest and KB tennis legend Pablo Arraya joins us this week. Can you define the vibe in New Orleans? We try during weekend talk. Ultra leaves Virginia Key, but we don't have much to say about that. Instead we derail into the tennis tournament. Have you ever flipped a golf cart, or maybe driven it into a lake? If you do, don't hold your phone while doing it. A little chat chats rounds it off.

Guy Forchion, Executive Director of Historic Virginia Key Beach Trust, talks about the history of Virginia Key Beach during the Activism & 20th Century Black Miami symposium at Florida International University.

Show Notes Follow us on Instagram (@btb.pod) for videos and memes. New Music Martin Garrix, Matisse & Sadko - Mistaken (feat. Alex Aris) Gryffin x Slander ft Calie Lehmann - All You Need To Know Dog Blood - Turn off the Lights Bassnectar x Peekaboo - Illusion (feat. Born) Seven Lions x Kill The Noise - The Blood Jauz x SUMR Camp - Dance Floor Tchami x Ibranovski - Omega Above and Beyond - There’s Only You (feat. Zoe Johnston) Flume - Friends Dillon Francis - Change Your Mind News and Culture Ultra 2019 brief review - the good, the bad, the ugly DeadMau5's Cube 3.0 Dog Blood set ID's - Tracklist Mayor Suarez got Ultra to 'lower the bass' Thanks to Mike for his experience with the shuttles. Check him and his dog out on Instagram. EDC Las Vegas 2019 Lineup - we discuss. Ekali teases a collab with Yookie. Thanks to Run the Trap for reporting on this. Billboard releases top 100 Dance Artists (2019 edition) Samir goes to see Big Wild in NYC Upcoming Artist Spotlights Trip Trop Akki Anti - Plur Moment People complaining about lineups immediately after they drop. What Are We Listening To? The Chainsmokers Live at Ultra 2019 (watch here) Dog Blood Live at Ultra 2019 (listen here) Listen to all the Dog Blood ID's here. Thanks to Your EDM for reporting on this. Artists We're Watching KITONE // Soundcloud // Instagram // Move to the Sound (track; free DL!) Slooze: Soundcloud // Instagram // Alan Walker - Faded (Slooze Flip) (track; free DL!) // YourEDM article// watch 1788-L drop unreleased Slooze collab

S1, Episode 4 of Through Black Eyes: Unfiltered is back with its final episode, Part 2 of The Civil Rights Movement in Miami, Tallahassee, and St. Augustine, Florida, featuring our podcast stars and brothers, Doctors Marvin Dunn and Raymond Dunn, Sr., along with moderator, Tomeka Napper. Episode 6 also introduces two new guests: Mrs. Delores Davis Hills-- who joins us in the studio, and Mrs. Carolyn Reed Abrams--- who joins us by phone, to add more to the conversation by sharing their stories of activism during the movement in the 1960s in Tallahassee, Florida. The episode begins with the historical background of the beginning of the “modern” civil rights movement in Miami in 1946, which lead to beach wade-ins that lead to the establishment of the first negro beach and more. As according to Dr. Marvin Dunn, the “modern” civil rights movement actually began in Miami in 1946 when a group of blacks, mostly World War II Veterans, held a wade-in the all-white Virginia Key public beach each to force Dade County to open a beach for Negroes to swim. This beach is now famously known as Virginia Key Beach, in Miami, FL. Dr. Marvin Dunn, goes on to share that even before the student sit-ins in North Carolina that “supposedly” began the movement (which is a “mistaken view"), in Miami, the first training camps for non-violent civil rights demonstrators were being conducted by a group called “Congress on Racial Equality” also formally known as “CORE”. Core was first established in 1942, in Chicago IL by James Farmer, Bayard Rustin, George Houser, Bernice Fisher. Also, in Miami, we discuss civil rights legends, Father Theodore Gibson, who led the wade-in to establish Virginia Key Beach; Miami Times Newspaper Publisher Garth Reeves; M. Nathalie Range, the first black women to be elected to the Miami City Commission; Virgil Hawkins, who was the first black attorney who took his case all the way to the Florida Supreme Court; and more who were instrumental in helping blacks in Miami be treated fairly and equally. Moreover, as the movement in Florida bloomed in the early 1960s two cities in the state of Florida: Tallahassee and St Augustine, experienced the most wide-spread demonstrations. Those activities were led by Rev. C.K. Steele, and college students (i.e. Sisters Patricia Stephens Due and Priscilla Stephens Kruize, John Due, and others, etc.) particularly from Florida A&M University (i.e. FAMU) in Tallahassee. Our very own, Dr. Raymond Dunn, along with his classmates: Delores Davis Hills and Carol Reed-Abrams, were arrested during those activities and share their moving experiences with us. Their recollections of those events, particularly of how one incident where hundreds of arrested students, organized themselves and survived under such stressful conditions during those egregious times, is a highlight our audience does not want to miss. As the conversation turns to the civil rights movement in St. Augustine, we discuss the heroic efforts of Dr. Robert Haylings who, along with Rev/Dr. Martin Luther King were instrumental in staging public demonstrations with children, and wade-ins at public beaches and at the infamous Monson Motor Lodge pool, which was operated by Robert “Jimmy” Brock who poured acid in the pool. In addition, the Dunn Brothers share the significance of St. Augustine in terms of being the oldest city in the United States of America, and its long history with being a free establishment for blacks, going all the way back to the late 1500s. Stay tuned to the conclusion of Season 1, Episode 6 and to hear directly from Dr. Marvin  and Dr. Raymond, as to why they choose to end our first season of Through Black Eyes: Unfiltered with The Civil Rights Movement in Florida.   It has been our pleasure.

Enseñar en una escuela secundaria no es tarea fácil para cualquiera. Deben prevalecer la mística y especialmente la vocación, dos ingredientes que no faltan en la vida de María Virginia Key, @mariavirgim64, nuestra #MujerQueInspira de la semana. Esta venezolana llegó a los #EstadosUnidos hace casi 30 años. Vive en #Michigan y además de enseñar inglés a jóvenes hispanos, estudia una licenciatura en Educación Primaria.

As promised in our last episode I reached out to my Miami friend Juan who has been many times to Virginia Key and reveals all the local gossip exclusively to our podcast. Juan is founder of the International Rave Squad. Find out more on https://www.facebook.com/InternationalRaveSquad/ A talking podcast about EDM with an attitude and opinion! No safe spaces here. You like electronic dance music and don't know what's lit or douce in the scene? We can help you. All previous shows are uploaded and can be found on YouTube. Come and say Hi ! Or even better subscribe to our music podcast now. Always looking for enthusiastic contributors with a creative edge. Listen to out monthly Spotify playlist https://open.spotify.com/user/aias_23 Watch us on YouTube- http://bit.ly/2pLnfP7 Watch us on Bitchute http://bit.ly/2H9p2qv Join our Facebook group http://bit.ly/2pLpzpf Follow our Tweets- @freakbeats_cast Hear us on Soundcloud- http://bit.ly/2pKZJBS Mix us up on Mixcloud http://bit.ly/2pxV6Qs Feed your cast hunger http://apple.co/2qiY3Bw Tumblr Blog http://bit.ly/2qg6eAm --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/freakbeats-edm-podcast/message

At the Miami Boat Show at Virginia Key in February 2018, we got to sit down with Dean Corbisier, the event guy for Suzuki Marine. We get to learn a little about the product, the company and the engine industry. Check them out here http://www.suzukimarine.com/

On the last day of the Miami Boat Show we ventured over to the new show location on Virginia Key. We got a chance to sit down with Ritch Ragle, Director of North America Sales for Sea Ray Boats. Searay is one of the most storied brands in the marine industry, everyone has a Searay story and it was a pleasure to learn more about the origins of the company, the direction Brunswick the owner of Searay boats is taking in 2018 and to find out more about the man himself. Check out their latest models here http://www.searay.com/page.aspx/pageid/162570/Build-My-Sea-Ray.aspx?gclid=CjwKCAjwoMPcBRAWEiwAiAqZh-XsYqGVEFAWxbwlEkFuZAF208U4YzVn-0CnwFLYN8GNUN3tSyujFhoCbtsQAvD_BwE

Miami Marine Stadium inspires this tale of modernist architecture and Biscayne Bay, of speedboats and rock stars, of skateboarding, street art and a storm named Andrew. Advocates and artists, architects and restoration specialists tell the story.  We begin with a flashback to our 2016 episode with dancer choreographer Hattie Mae Williams. Her creative intervention at the stadium is just one example of how the site has beckoned artists for decades. Fast forward to 2018. Miami’s International Boat Show has come the marine stadium’s home on Virginia Key for the third year in a row. The stadium is now in the first phase of a complete restoration. Don Worth, one of the founders of Friends of Miami Marine Stadium, talks about the ten years of activism that led to this moment. The stadium's original architect Hilario Candela, restoration architect Richard Heisenbottle, conservation specialists Rosa Lowinger and Kelly Ciociola explain the restoration process. Among local artists behind the 200 layers of paint that now cover the concrete venue, Hox and Abstrk voice their support for the stadium's face-lift. Over the next three years, the legendary venue will come back to life, reclaiming its identity as a top destination for cultural experiences in Miami. Sound Editing: Anamnesis Audio | Special Audio from Concrete Paradise exhibition at Coral Gables Museum, courtesy of Little Gables Group | Feature photograph by Diana Larrea

Special co-host Alex from NJ, collector extraordinaire! In this episode: Star Wars Rogue One Review, the new characters, the homages, the CGI recreations,celebrity death (Carrie Fisher), James Cameron to make a new Terminator film, upcoming Alien Covenant thoughts, The Man in the High Castle, Mad Max 2 The Road Warrior reunion in New York, featuring Bruce Spence, Virginia Key, Vernon Wells, Emil Minty and Kjell Nilsson. 68 minutes - http://www.paunchstevenson.com

Dinizulu Gene Tinnie joins us this morning to speak about the 17th Annual Sunrise Ancestral Remembrance of the Middle Passage Ceremony, beginning at 5:30 a.m. on Sunday, June 19, 2011, at Historic Virginia Key Beach Park, 4020 Virginia Beach Drive, off Rickenbacker Causeway on Virginia Key. The date this year coincides, appropriately, with Fathers Day, and with Juneteenth,  the growing commemoration of June 19, 1865. The Ancestral Remembrance also takes on special significance this year because 2011 has been declared by the United Nations General Assembly to be the International Year for People of African Descent. For further information, please call 305-904-7620. Both Dinizulu Gene Tinnie and Runoko Rashidi speak about our fallen heroes this morning. Runoko Rashidi is a historian, research specialist, writer, world traveler, and public lecturer focusing on the African presence globally and the African foundations of world civilizations. Rashidi's list includes: Abdias Nascimento, Ms. Sisulu, Asa Hilliard, Ivan Van Sertima, Gil Scott Heron. We play a prerecored interview with Shabaka Henley & Jaquie Taliaferro, LaiHiTz.com, who both have films screening at the SF Black Film Festival this weekend. We also play an interview with actors, Kimberly Drummond & RogerGuenveurSmith, from the film Moozlum available now on DVD. Music: Billy Harper's "Knowledge of Self" w/Amiri Baraka on Blueprints of Jazz Vol. 2, Gil Scott Heron's "We Beg Your Pardon America," Regina Carter's "Nteri" from her Reverse Thread.