For Black History Month, host Ankita Bharadwaj talks with Kenji Summers about hip-hop and mindfulness. Together they discuss how Black music is an integral part of mindfulness, and how various […]
Peace, Love, Unity and Having Fun
The Hip Hop Midwest Healing Circle to be held this weekend will include a series of events bringing together campus and community to celebrate hip hop roots in the Midwest. […]
Broun Fellinis
The Broun Fellinis are a jazz/hip-hop trio hailing from the Bay Area whose members include percussionist Professor Boris Karnaz (born Kevin Carnes), bassist Kirk the Redeemer, and woodwind player Black […]
Subtle Desi Traits Episode 7 : Madisonians of Change
In this episode of Subtle Desi Traits, host Ankita Bharadwaj talks with Gloria Reyes and Adem Tesfaye. Both Gloria and Adem are changing Madison for good in their respective fields. […]
Charles Hughes On Why Bushwick Bill Matters
In the late 1980’s Houston’s hip-hop scene went national when the Geto Boys began blasting their intense tracks. The success brought attention to the band’s work but it also cast […]
Jimmy Sugarcane: Oya! album mixes Dancehall Reggae, Hip-hop & Afr...
Jimmy Sugarcane talks about his recently released album “Oya!” Oya is firmly planted in Jimmy’s Nigerian Dancehall style with Hiphop and Afrobeat influences. With a video for his lead Dancehall […]
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