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Recibimos a las actrices de la Comedia Nacional: Elizabeth Vignoly, Florencia Zabaleta y Mané Pérez, integrantes del elenco de "Todos pájaros". La obra es dirigida por Roxana Blanco. El texto es del autor, director y actor libanés-quebequense Wajdi Mouawad . Cuenta una historia de amor inmersa en el conflicto israelo-palestino. El encuentro de Eitan, un joven científico alemán de origen israelí, y Wahida, una joven investigadora de origen árabe que sigue los pasos de un diplomático musulmán convertido a la fuerza al cristianismo, nos habla del deber ser religioso o nacional. Un debate político, existencial y religioso muestra cómo la identidad puede enfermar al punto de hacer de un ser el peor enemigo de sí mismo. El autor choca lo íntimo y lo colectivo al representar a una familia en una feroz implosión, donde todas las generaciones parecen estar violentamente impactadas por la historia de su tiempo. Una tragedia contemporánea. Un Romeo y Julieta judeo-árabe. Funciones: viernes y sábados a las 20:00, domingos a las 18:00 horas.

Sergio Ariotti"Festival delle Colline Torinesi"Il 14 ottobre al via il Festival delle Colline Torinesi Martedì 10 anteprima del Festival e della stagione TPE conBirds o l'impeccabile armonia del caso del Mulino di Amleto 5 prime, 6 produzioni, 16 spettacoli, 26 giorni, 41 reciteIl Festival ventottoIl Festival delle Colline Torinesi - Torino Creazione Contemporanea torna dal 14 ottobre al 5 novembre 2023, con un'anteprima il 10 ottobre. La storica rassegna teatrale, sempre organizzata dalla TPE - Teatro Astra, propone un'edizione di ampio respiro che può contare su 5 prime, 6 produzioni, 16 spettacoli, 26 giorni di programmazione e 41 recite. Continua il percorso del festival di teatro contemporaneo d'autunnoIl Festival delle Colline Torinesi prosegue, per il terzo anno, il suo nuovo cammino di festival d'autunno ribadendo il rapporto con la creazione contemporanea anche grazie alla partnership progettuale con la Fondazione Merz, nei cui spazi, specie durante la settimana di ContemporaryArt, avranno luogo appuntamenti di teatro più sperimentale. L'anteprimaIl 10 ottobre andrà in scena Birds o l'impeccabile armonia del caso del Mulino di Amleto, anteprima del Festival e della stagione TPE nell'ambito del Libano paese ospite. Potente e lacerante, il capolavoro di Wajdi Mouawad, tradotto in italiano per la prima assoluta diretta da Marco Lorenzi, racconta la storia d'amore tra Eitan, giovane di origine israeliana, e Wahida, ragazza di origine araba, in una realtà storica fatta di conflitti, dolore, odi, attentati. La produzione è sostenuta nell'ambito del bando “ART~WAVES. Per la creatività, dall'idea alla scena” della Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo. Il temaConfini-sconfinamenti è il tema dell'ultimo anno di un triennio. Fa riferimento al confine geografico, che viene superato in caso di migrazione, di fuga dal proprio paese. Esuli, profughi, migranti, rifugiati, espatriati, sono termini, quasi equivalenti, che vengono spesso adoperati per identificare persone che hanno lasciato il loro paese d'origine, varcato uno o più confini, a seguito di guerre, calamità, persecuzioni. L'espatrio, come necessità individuale o collettiva, è antico come il mondo, ma nel ventesimo e ventunesimo secolo ha assunto caratteristiche ben precise, correlate, ad esempio, all'avvento di dittature o a sommovimenti politici. Ondate migratorie sono nate dopo la rivoluzione russa del 1917, con il fascismo, il nazismo (dalla presa di potere di Hitler fino al 1946), il franchismo. Per altre ragioni ci sono stati esodi dall'Europa verso l'America, dettati prevalentemente dalla povertà e mancanza di lavoro, e oggi, per motivi più complessi, tra le Americhe, dal Nord Africa verso l'Europa, con protagonista lo sventurato popolo dei barconi. Da non dimenticare la fuga dall'Ucraina pari ormai a quelle della Seconda Guerra Mondiale. Sconfinamenti sono anche quelli tra i linguaggi artistici. Il Paese ospiteIl Libano è il paese ospite del Festival '23 e Lina Majdalanie e Rabih Mroué sono i protagonisti della monografia d'artista ‘23.Lo spettacolo inaugurale Hartāqat, di Lina e Rabih, una sorta di manifesto dell'edizione 2023, propone tre racconti di sconfinamenti. Dalla Palestina verso il Libano di Izdihar, dal Libano verso altri paesi, dalla propria obbligata identità di genere ad altra. Viene evocata anche Hannah Arendt, intellettuale ebrea, allieva di Heidegger, fuggita dalla Germania nazista alla volta di Parigi e degli USA, testimone come giornalista del processo Eichmann, autrice di un fondamentale saggio, ristampato, recentemente da Einaudi, Noi rifugiati. Lina Majdalanie lo ricorda nello spettacolo presentato in prima nazionale. “Sembra che nessuno voglia sapere che la storia contemporanea ha creato una nuova specie di esseri umani: quelli che vengono messi nei campi di concentramento dai loro nemici e e nei campi di internamento dai loro amici”. (Hanna Arendt, Noi rifugiati, Einaudi, 2022).A completare la vetrina del “paese ospite” ci saranno ancora Lina Majdalanie e Rabih Mroué con una videoinstallazione dedicata alla fotografia alla Fondazione Merz, Second Look, sempre in prima nazionale. La fugaLa fuga verso l'Europa c'è in Blind Runner. Percorrere di corsa il tunnel della Manica per raggiungere l'Inghilterra. È il proposito di due fuggiaschi dall'Iran, marito e moglie. Lei finisce in prigione, ma i due non smettono di allenarsi. Regista: Amir Reza Koohestani, iraniano. In La Isla di Agrupaciòn Senor Serrano e in Frankenstein (A Love Story) di Motus si narra invece una fuga immateriale dalla condizione umana. Uno sconfinamento verso il mondo dell'intelligenza artificiale, dove superare le divisioni o uno sconfinamento, magari mostruoso, quello creato dalle pagine di Mary Shelley, con il ricomporsi di parti di esseri umani. La madre dell'autrice era morta drammaticamente. Mary vuole vendicarsi sulla morte. Infine una fuga nel linguaggio dei segni c'è in Urla silenziose di Tedacà, uno spettacolo sulla falsariga della vita di un'attrice sorda, Emmanuelle Laborit, Premio Molière.Passage, conversazione con alcuni posteri, uno spettacolo itinerante da pagine di Walter Benjamin, interpretato da Paolo Musio in Galleria Subalpina, celebra la complessità intellettuale di un famoso esule del novecento. In fuga dall'incubo nazista, Walter Benjamin giunge a Parigi il 18 marzo 1933. Non tornerà più in Germania. Concluderà suicida la sua vita di esiliato a Port Bou in Spagna, nel 1940. Passage evoca i passages e la Biblioteca Nazionale di Parigi, il buon rifugio di Benjamin.Tra i tanti termini che integrano quello di migrante c'è anche perseguitato. Non siete stati ancora sconfitti è un libro di Alaa Abd el-Fattah, scrittore e blogger, vittima di una spietata persecuzione giudiziaria. In Egitto. Uno sciopero della fame gli ha fatto rischiare la vita. Fa una lettura scenica, di questo libro, Massimiliano Speziani, lo zio Vanja nel prossimo spettacolo di Leonardo Lidi. La lettura scenica ha debuttato a Palermo negli spazi dello ZACentrale.Una riga nera al piano di sopra, in ricordo dei fuggiaschi dal Polesine, è infine un testo scritto e interpretato da Matilde Vigna. I confini fra le artiConfini-sconfinamenti fa riferimento anche, come detto, al confine tra le arti, teatro e arte e questi sconfinamenti saranno ospitati alla Fondazione Merz con cui continua una felice esperienza di co-progettazione. Ashes di Muta Imago, ad esempio, allestito negli spazi espositivi della Fondazione, è l'esplorazione dei suoni come frammenti di memoria. Il segno d'artista del festival, quest'anno, è di Mario Merz: il particolare di un igloo con la scritta My Home's Wind. Un riferimento consono all'idea di fuga, a una casa provvisoria, all'essere una particella dell'universo. L'omaggio a Romeo CastellucciChe cosa si lasciano dietro i migranti? Spesso guerre e totalitarismi. Il nazismo nel caso di Arendt e Benjamin. In Il Terzo Reich di Romeo Castellucci, vengono proposte le parole del potere con probabile allusione proprio al nazismo. I suoni sono di Scott Gibbons. Un progetto speciale del Festival in collaborazione con il Teatro Stabile di Torino, e la Fondazione Merz. Il valore della memoriaAl dovere di ricordare fanno riferimento alcuni spettacoli del Festival '23, che hanno nelle nonne grandi protagoniste. Oltre a Izdihar, una nonna che dalla Palestina fugge in Libano in Hartāqat, c'è la nonna di Sergi Casero Nieto in El pacto del olvido che invita a ricordare gli anni del franchismo, della guerra civile spagnola, e c'è una nonna di decisiva importanza drammaturgica in Birds.La memoria irrompe a teatro anche nello spettacolo Con la carabina di Licia Lanera, da un dramma di Pauline Peyrade che ha recentemente vinto il Premio Ubu quale miglior testo straniero.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1487855/advertisement

"Des migrants initient à la liberté dans le cadre de "Art Trcuk 005" à Genève. L'Art vient à vous avec une Exposition sur la liberté présentant des œuvres du FMAC choisies par des personnes migrantes du centre d'accueil de La Roseraie. Destination 27, association de médiation culturelle partenaire du FMAC, a initié un travail depuis le mois de novembre 2022 pour élaborer la cinquième exposition Art Truck. En février, le FMAC a reçu une délégation de plus de 50 personnes de La Roseraie, provenant de pays d'Europe, d'Asie, d'Afrique et d'Amérique, pour la remise d'une commande d'œuvres sur le thème de la liberté. Parmi les quatre-vingts œuvres proposées sur le sujet par le FMAC, plus d'une trentaine ont été retenues par elles et eux pour constituer l'exposition. Pour ce second volet, nous serons avec Iris Meierhans, médiatrice culturelle pour Destination 27, Saskia Gesinus, médiatrice culturelle pour le FMAC, Katia (Brésil) et Wahida (Tunisie), deux participantes au projet.

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Our honorees this week are Wahida Amiri and Audrey Faye Hendricks. Wahida Amiri - 6:57 Audrey Faye Hendricks - 25:31-Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thebossassbitchawardsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_boss_ass_bitch_awards/Email: TheBABAwards@gmail.com

In this episode, we are joined by Wahida Clark, Founder of Wahida Clark Presents Publishing, which has become one of the fastest-growing independent publishing houses in the country. Wahida Clark is a four-time New York Times bestselling author who has become one of the most sought-after Urban Lit authors of this generation and is one of only 4 Urban Lit authors to appear on the New York Times bestseller list. Wahida began writing her first novel while serving a 9 ½ year prison sentence, including nine months in solitary confinement, at the Lexington Prison Camp in Lexington, Ky. While behind bars, Clark inked a publishing deal with a major publishing house, wrote and released seven novels, and laid the groundwork for her publishing company, Wahida Clark Presents Publishing. Tune in to learn more!

It wasn't until Wahida Clark was sentenced to 10 years in prison that she discovered she had a gift to write and a foresight that would prepare her for survival once her time was served. Commitment and tenacity has led Wahida to becoming the “Queen of Street Literature”, a 4-time New York Times best-selling author and the owner of her own publishing company, Wahida Clark Presents Publishing.Episode #60 of ITV will teach you that time is money and if you work smart, you'll get money all the time. Guest IG: https://instagram.com/wahidaclarkhttps://instagram.com/nuanceartllcHost IG: https://www.instagram.com/iamashcash/ For Ash Cash Merch: https://shop.mindrightmoney.com/collections/mindright-money-apparel?page=1Show IG: https://www.instagram.com/insidethevault

In the 403. Wednesday Conference on 03 February 2021 Andreas Maislinger welcomed the executive producer of the International Institute for Child Rights and Development (IICRD) Vanessa Currie, Associate at the International Institute of Child Rights and Development Kathleen Manion and Wahida Rahman, holder of a master's degree in education from Dibrugarh University in Assam, India.

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The book for today’s episode is ‘Every Thug Needs A Lady’ by Wahida Clark. Synopsis: After taking us through the rugged, thug-filled lives of Jaz, Kyra, and Angel, Wahida now takes us into the drama-filled life of their best friend Roz aka Tasha. She is sexy, beautiful, and torn between her desires to distance herself from the streets and the magnetic attraction to the irresistible and thuggish Trae Macklin who acknowledges that mature women are a turn on. However, women come and go for a thug who is more about his business over everything else, yet Trae surprisingly falls head over heels for his business partner's woman, Tasha. Since the streets must come first, Trae decides to patiently wait for his partner's relationship with Tasha to come to nothing. Will Tasha and Trae's love ever get off the ground? Erica’s socials: YouTube - Erica The Bibliophile https://t.co/9nPaBxqDx5?amp=1 Twitter - ETheBibliophile

In this episode we touch on the following: PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT The Power of Habits Self-Reflection and Self Discovery Tips on Strengthening Your Grit ‘Muscle' Why Who You Surround Yourself with Is Important 3 Books that You Must Read CAREER Mid-Career Pivots + Starting from Scratch Imposter Syndrome and Managing A Large Team Why You Should Consider Working in A Start-up Start-Up Vs. a Large, ‘Established' Company Consistency and Working Towards That Tipping Point

Today, I’m joined by Wahida Clark, a New York Times Best Seller who has authored over a dozen books. She has created a successful fiction series and a raving fan base who read her books. While living in Georgia, Wahida worked for an advertising firm. She was sent to the federal prison in Kentucky. While there, she taught computer classes in the evening and worked at the library in the morning. She picked up a magazine one day that talked about an author who wrote a book in prison. “I started looking at all the books in the library, and I started visualizing my name on all the spines of the books.” That is when she decided to write a book. Wahida noticed a class on creative writing at the prison, and she decided to sign up. “We were in prison, so there were no computers. I had to hand-write my book on yellow legal paper. I had the inmates reading the chapters as I write them.” She sent out inquiry letters to publishers and agents, which ended up being rejected. One agent, however, reconnected with her when she was released from prison. She agreed to represent Wahida and is still her literary agent to this day. She asked prison workers to make copies, so she had a transcript to send to a publisher. They agreed, as long as she put them in the acknowledgment in her book. Wahita started publishing in prison and sold over a million books before she left prison. Listen in to find out how Wahita spread the word about her book throughout the prison system, sold books and became a popular author while in solitary confinement for writing a book, and how she inspired others in prison to become authors. Learn the two elements that keep her readers reading and engaged. Show Notes [01:52] Why Wahida decided to write her first book.  [05:47] The writing process in prison.  [07:55] Wahida reads books by Carl Weber. [09:06] Her first royalty check of $25,000 bounced. [10:09] The lieutenant's office at the prison wanted to know how she wrote a book. [12:30] She made flyers to send to other prisoners and her book started to take wing and fly. [14:04] Simon & Schuester signed Wahita after her release from prison.  [16:20] Why she sold so many books while in prison.  [17:59] Genres she considered when writing her book. [19:15] How she came to write a series of books.  [23:04] Keeping her readers engaged and leaving reviews. [26:32] Why Wahita is moving out of her genre. [30:23] Top takeaways from Self Publishing School. [32:05] Advice for authors to write their first book. [3:11] What she would have done differently with her book and her channel. Links and Resources Visit Self Publishing School Online SPS Free Training Course Wahida Clark Publishing Wahida on Fantastic Fiction

Writing sales copy — and copywriting in itself — is an art form. If done the right way, it can be very lucrative for a business. Today, Chalene speaks with Wahida Lakhani (super talented copywriter, involved in many Team Johnson and SmartLife projects). Wahida shares the secrets you need to know when writing any type of copy: from email to social media post to website. You’ll definitely want to take notes and refer back to this episode whenever you find yourself about to tackle some copy.   Links from today’s episode:   To take advantage of Wahida’s downloads go to  BrandsAreStories.com To contact Wahida go to  BrandsAreStories.com/contact Follow Wahida on Instagram Learn more about the copywriting editing method The Halbert Copywriting Method Leave Chalene or Brock  a message or ask them a question at  ‪(619) 500-4819‬ Learn more about Marketing Impact Academy Not sure what your thing is? Go to Chalene.com/MyThing  Get Your Free Report by going to IGHACKS Learn more about Kajabi Leave Chalene a Voicemail review or question for a chance to win a gift  HERE   Stop dieting & start living:  PhaseItUp.com Get the 131 Book!!!   Here’s The System I Use Every Day to be More Organized & Crazy Productive: www.pushjournal.com   Sign Up For MY WEEKLY NEWSLETTER and you'll get FREE tips on how to live a ridiculously amazing fun-filled life!    Be sure you are subscribed to this podcast to automatically receive your episodes!!!  Subscribe to The Chalene Show!!! Join our NEW, awesome PodSquad on Facebook here!   Get episode show notes here: www.chalenejohnson.com/podcast    Connect with me on your fav social platform: Chalene: SnapChat: ChaleneOfficial    Facebook: www.Facebook.com/Chalene      Instagram: www.Instagram.com/ChaleneJohnson    Twitter: www.Twitter.com/ChaleneJohnson TikTok: @chaleneOfficial Brock: Instagram: @Brock11Johnson TikTock: @brock11johnnson   Hey! Send me a tweet & tell me what you think about the show! (Use the Hashtag) #BuildYourTribe so I know you’re a homie! XOXO Chalene  

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Wahida, cofounder of an muslim owned Izakaya situated along Bussorah Street that serves authentic Japanese cuisine joins us on today's podcast. She shares their personal journey from working in F&B before setting up their own restaurant. Follow Hararu Izakya Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hararu.izakaya/ Website - http://hararuizakaya.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/hararuizakayaSG/ Location - 16 Bussorah Street Singapore 199437This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Wahida Lakhani is the founder and Lead Strategist of Brands Are Stories. Wahida cut her teeth in the tech startup and agency space where she worked with Fortune 500 companies and household name brands to sort through their social analytics and unearth profitable insights. She then founded Digital In The City, where she managed over $1 million in ad spend for clients in some of the most competitive verticals.    This week on the Get Paid Podcast Wahida joins us to chat about how she combines her two loves: the power of copywriting and the ability to turn those words into cash.   “An architect friend of mine started an e-commerce store. She used to get a lot of prestige from saying she was an architect. But, when you're an entrepreneur instead of people saying, “Oh wow, this says something about you,'' they worry about you.” — Wahida Lakhani   This Week on the Get Paid Podcast Why she switched from FB ads to copywriting [3:27] Mourning the loss of the old you [7:10] Hitting $100k in her first year [16:08] "Claire, I feel like I have 7 bosses" [20:48] Wahida's 'Get out of bed' fee [30:12] Partnering with CopyHackers [33:53] Ongoing payments versus lump-sum payouts for guest experts [37:42] The Story Stacking method [44:49] Levels of customer awareness [46:24] Programs for entrepreneurs who want to work abroad [56:00] The secret weapon behind Wahida's winning pitches [1:08:03] Resources Mentioned:   FB Ad Consultant Incubator World Domination Summit Nancy Duarte CopyHackers Breakthrough Advertising by Eugene Schwartz Hacker Paradise Honeybook   Connect with Wahida: Website Instagram Facebook   The Most Important Training for Course Creators    If you're like me, you've heard the talk: “Evergreen funnels aren't effective. Only certain types of businesses can actually sell on autopilot”. But, that's not true at all. I've made $50,000 in revenue with Mariah Coz's evergreen funnel strategies.  Now, you can walk through her entire system in her free class: ‘How To Sell More Courses With An Evergreen Sales Funnel'.  It's kinda insane how detailed she gets in this training. Visit clairepells.com/ee to get it right now.    Now it's time to GET PAID   Thanks for tuning into the Get Paid Podcast! If you enjoyed today's episode, head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe, rate, and leave your honest review. Connect with me on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, visit my website for even more detailed strategies and be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media.   Now, it's time to go get yourself paid.

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https://www.bittermedicineblogs.com – On today’s show we speak with Sister Wahida of Afrocentricity International (AI). Afrocentricity International was founded by Dr. Molefi Asante and Dr. Ama Mazama in 2011. The Philadelphia Chapter just recently launched its African Heritage and Cultural Preservation Fund On November 25th, and they’re currently in the first 100 days looking to spread the word about what they’re doing and why this Reclaim Your Heritage Campaign is important. Listen to find out more. #Wahida #AfrocentrocityInternational #ReclaimYourHeritage About Sister Wahida: Wahida is a Nigerian born American with a background in Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media from Temple University. She serves as the VP of Communications for Afrocentricity International’s Philadelphia Division and working towards organizing a Southeast Division. As a mother of two American children, a Pan-Africanist, and adamantly believes in establishing a global network in order to facilitate the means to liberate black people worldwide. Follow Afrocentricity International: Website: www.reclaimyourheritage.fund Twitter: https://twitter.com/ai_philly & https://twitter.com/AHCP_Fund Donate to the Reclaim Your Heritage Fund: https://reclaimyourheritage.fund/donate/ Book Club: Join the December Book Cub! We are reading “I Write What I Like: Selected Writings 1st Edition” by Steve Biko. Order the book here: Paperback: https://amzn.to/2DoheCz DONATE 2 THE SHOW: https://goo.gl/pTFiAC Follow Us on: Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/bittermedz Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BitterMedicineShow/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bittermedicine Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/bittermedz Website: https://goo.gl/DywnPr Follow KWAZ RADIO: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KWAZRADIO/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kwazradio Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/kwazradio YouTube: https://goo.gl/a6eXJZ Website: https://www.kwazradio.com

New York Times bestselling author Wahida Clark shares her fascinating story of how she became an author and independent publisher from prison. She also discusses trends in the street literature genre, finding your niche, and exercising your creativity. Learn what’s possible with determination, hard work, and a little help from your friends as Wahida gives back to the community and inspires other writers to pursue their dreams with a story you won’t want to miss! You can find Wahida at http://www.wclarkpublishing.com and start your publishing journey with IngramSpark at https://selfpub.is/2wTqHQM.

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On this episode of Cyrus Says, prolific comedienne Sumukhi Suresh, of Behti Naak fame, talks about: The quirkiness that runs in her family. How her helper Wahida inspired one of her famous characters. How she walked into the weirdest interview ever. The unabashed comedy show she has in store for women. Follow Cyrus Says on Facebook: https://goo.gl/Ekg9Iy You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcast App on Android: https://goo.gl/tGYdU1 or iOS: https://goo.gl/sZSTU5 You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

EPISODE 130 JERRY ROYCE LIVE!"I love this book it was a page turner and kept me on the edge of my seat." - Reviewer on amazonBook -Love, fear and closely guarded secrets rule the hearts of four friends. When circumstances and unexpected events unfold the hidden truths, will the love dispel the fear? Or will the secrets breed a hatred that ultimately crushes and destroys every bond they have built between them?Take a walk through the dark pages of “Tainted” and find out why loyalty is everything and betrayal carries the penalty of death. BioNeNe Capri spent the first 18 years of her life without her father who was serving a life sentence for murder, raised on the ill streets of North Jersey by a mother and grandmother in Wilson Place and Mechanic St. projects.Being heavily influenced by her surroundings she went head first into the streets. Once her grandmother passed in 1992 the only crutch she would have to get through it was alcohol and marijuana. Being a 16 year old high school dropout with very little work experience she picked up on the neighborhood trades which only pushed her further into the streets and spun her totally out of control. It would be many brushes with death that would present a fork in the road and provide an opportunity for change.At 18, she met Wahida Clark who quickly placed her under her wing relocated her to Georgia and put her on the road to success. In 1999 Wahida a second mother to her was given 10 years in the federal penitentiary throwing NeNe totally off course and into a small bout of depression. However, Wahida would not accept failure from her on no level, she continued to mentor and encourage her from her prison cell. Through Wahida's tutelage and the support of NeNe's mom Birdie she went back to school got her G.E.D and then an A.A.S in legal studies then on to attend Temple University to continue her education.Currently NeNe Capri holds a BA in Philosophy/ Pre-Law and is on her way to law school in pursuit of a law degree, also active in The Literary Arts Society, Parents of Murdered Children and Psi Alpha Delta. NeNe is The Assistant Director of Prodigal Sons and Daughters Redirection Services Inc. Trenton Chapter, teaching and mentoring female and male inmates preparing them for what awaits them on the other side of the wall. Also works with, deters and redirects our youth to become productive members of society. The driving force to all her accomplishment is her daughter, who is the motivation for every step she takes.NeNe is the author of "The Pussy Trap", "The Pussy Trap 2: The Kiss of Death", "The Pussy Trap 3: Death by Temptation", "Trust No Bitch" and "Trust No Bitch 2: Deadly Silence" a collaboration with Ca$h, also a short story entitled "Shattered" in the anthology "Love is Blind" presented by Boo Jackson in which 100% of the proceeds are donated to a battered woman's shelter to help with the fight against Domestic Violence. She has recently signed with G Street Chronicles, in which she released her next novel, Tainted: Lies. Fear and Death. Also the CEO of Boss Lady Publishing. With success in full view NeNe looks forward to the next level of her career and her life. She lives by the motto, "Good things come to those who wait, but only what's left by those who hustle."

EPISODE 130 JERRY ROYCE LIVE!"I love this book it was a page turner and kept me on the edge of my seat." - Reviewer on amazonBook -Love, fear and closely guarded secrets rule the hearts of four friends. When circumstances and unexpected events unfold the hidden truths, will the love dispel the fear? Or will the secrets breed a hatred that ultimately crushes and destroys every bond they have built between them?Take a walk through the dark pages of “Tainted” and find out why loyalty is everything and betrayal carries the penalty of death. BioNeNe Capri spent the first 18 years of her life without her father who was serving a life sentence for murder, raised on the ill streets of North Jersey by a mother and grandmother in Wilson Place and Mechanic St. projects.Being heavily influenced by her surroundings she went head first into the streets. Once her grandmother passed in 1992 the only crutch she would have to get through it was alcohol and marijuana. Being a 16 year old high school dropout with very little work experience she picked up on the neighborhood trades which only pushed her further into the streets and spun her totally out of control. It would be many brushes with death that would present a fork in the road and provide an opportunity for change.At 18, she met Wahida Clark who quickly placed her under her wing relocated her to Georgia and put her on the road to success. In 1999 Wahida a second mother to her was given 10 years in the federal penitentiary throwing NeNe totally off course and into a small bout of depression. However, Wahida would not accept failure from her on no level, she continued to mentor and encourage her from her prison cell. Through Wahida's tutelage and the support of NeNe's mom Birdie she went back to school got her G.E.D and then an A.A.S in legal studies then on to attend Temple University to continue her education.Currently NeNe Capri holds a BA in Philosophy/ Pre-Law and is on her way to law school in pursuit of a law degree, also active in The Literary Arts Society, Parents of Murdered Children and Psi Alpha Delta. NeNe is The Assistant Director of Prodigal Sons and Daughters Redirection Services Inc. Trenton Chapter, teaching and mentoring female and male inmates preparing them for what awaits them on the other side of the wall. Also works with, deters and redirects our youth to become productive members of society. The driving force to all her accomplishment is her daughter, who is the motivation for every step she takes.NeNe is the author of "The Pussy Trap", "The Pussy Trap 2: The Kiss of Death", "The Pussy Trap 3: Death by Temptation", "Trust No Bitch" and "Trust No Bitch 2: Deadly Silence" a collaboration with Ca$h, also a short story entitled "Shattered" in the anthology "Love is Blind" presented by Boo Jackson in which 100% of the proceeds are donated to a battered woman's shelter to help with the fight against Domestic Violence. She has recently signed with G Street Chronicles, in which she released her next novel, Tainted: Lies. Fear and Death. Also the CEO of Boss Lady Publishing. With success in full view NeNe looks forward to the next level of her career and her life. She lives by the motto, "Good things come to those who wait, but only what's left by those who hustle."

Andrew Ward's Urdu funk [Wahida][link1] meets [Olga's blues][link2] in a haze of legal pot smoke courtesy of congressional candidate [Caleb Trotter][link3]. [link1]: http://wahida.org/ [link2]: http://laolga.com/index.htm [link3]: http://calebtrotter.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lets see what she's up to next,........   After serving a nine and a half year prison sentence, Wahida Clark was released to a halfway house in 2007, from the federal prison camp in Alderson, West Virginia. Today she is the Vice President of the nonprofit organization based out of East Orange, New Jersey, Prodigal Sons and Daughters Redirection Services, a re-entry program for convicts and ex-convicts. She has given motivational speeches and shared her story at high schools in New York, New Jersey and Halfway Houses throughout New Jersey. She is also Vice President of Phoenix Academy Inc. An organization that also provides support groups and mentors for at-risk youth. The ultimate goal of the Phoenix Academy is to establish a charter and vocational training school. Wahida currently operates her publishing company out of East Orange, New Jersey, Wahida Clark Presents Publishing. WCP currently has 11 authors,15 titles in stores across the country including three Young Adult Novels and is the fastest growing and most popular Urban Independent Publishing House in the industry.