&&& we're back!! 
Join The BH Hub as they welcome new Hub members Tina Okoye and Levia Love and get ready for 12 new episodes with 12 different local Black Artists, dropping every Wednesday!

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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher Ndlouvu, Mo Harper-Desir and David Haynie. 

Imagery provided by K.M Ross Photography

Original music by David Haynie

Black Aesthetic

We're back w/ Season 2!!

The Hub meets up with Reggae & Dancehall singer & Rapper Lacy Redhead! 

Lacy Redhead is a reggae and dance hall singer-songwriter, writing her first song at the age of 8, performing it in the living room for her family. Even as a young child, Lacy was listening to the greats, like Marvin Gaye, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, and Aretha Franklin. As she grew older, Lacy became more determined than ever to find her way in the music industry. In 2013, Lacy attended an event called "Reggae On The River" where she caught her first break. Lacy was invited on stage and with her powerful voice and soul, she captivated the hearts of over 3000 people. Amongst them were Jubal Sherman, owner of the SHC record label, and producers Galen Davis and Justin Miller. With an album opportunity on the table, Lacy released her first record with SHC, titled "Soul Cherry." The quality of her debut album led to Lacy landing on the roster for "Reggae On The River 2014," and opening up for Tarrus Riley. Lacy is driven towards the future, always writing and doing what she can to forward her career and her spirituality. Motherhood and the pure joy of music are what drive her, wanting to bring positive vibes, laughter, and good times by sharing her story with the world. 

•Founder of The Black Sisterhood Link

theblacksisterhoodlink@yahoo.com



•I love nature, I’m vegan I’m obsessed with natural hair. I believe in God. I am a single mother, I love animals.

@LacyRedhead

•https://youtube.com/channel/UCWFTFSD6dT3aA278xBIULEg
•https://open.spotify.com/artist/1eRJ6r4vPTcJ1lC0ZcvpRQ?si=IUaAaI6TQPaerp-_s6kYFw
•https://music.apple.com/us/album/stick-around/1472328417?i=1472328422 
•https://www.facebook.com/LacyRedHead
•https://www.snapchat.com/add/lacyredhead

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Original music by David Haynie

Reggae link up w/ Lacy Redhead

Aurora talks the art of weaving w/ The BH Hub! 

"Atlanta native and Northern California resident, Joanna Harris (Aurora), began weaving macrame jewelry in 2009 while backpacking across Central and South America. Her fiber art is greatly influenced by her time spent in the Amazons of Colombia and Ecuador, particularly along the banks of the Amazon river, and this force can be felt in the fluidity and earthiness of her artwork. There was no one individual who taught her this elaborate art of fiber art, and her work is a reflection of all the beautiful souls that she has met, and who have shared with her their gifts along the way. 

In the winter of 2019, Aurora expanded her repertoire and began making macrame home decor. The following Summer in 2020, she gave birth to her son, Raiden Phoenix, and simultaneously the macrame brand “String and Hearts” was also born. Her craft is a labor of love, intention, and devotion to harnessing chi. Her mission is to cultivate beauty and a sense of peace through all the avenues of creative expression.

Aurora enjoys dancing, cooking, working from home, traveling, live music, deep conversations, and nurturing people physically, spiritually, and mentally in her spare time. “I’ve come to share my gifts with the world, to inspire people, and to be a source of light to those who would seek it. My art is a reflection of the ineffable beauty which I constantly see and feel around me, and I am blessed to be a medium through which all this energy can flow.” - Aurora Amina.
Http://www.StringandHearts.com
Www.Facebook.com/StringandHearts
 
@StringandHearts 
@AuroraJoanna

TikTok @StringandHearts 
Venmo- @StringandHearts
Cashapp- $Stringandhearts

Curator for Instagram
@BlackFiberArtist
@BlackMacrameArtist

Blackfiberartists@gmail.com

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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher Ndlouvu, Mo Harper-Desir and David Haynie.

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Original music by David Haynie

Earth Woven Artistry w/ Aurora of String & Hearts Macrame

Join the Hub as we tune in to the ins and outs of Stacey Farmer's inspiring story of burlesque, over coming the tribulations of being an incarcerated women and finding herself through art.

Elektra Gray; The Bandit of Burlesque. A recovering addict, a motivational Mentor and UJam Instructor. Stacey aka Elektra Gray is the owner and founder of "Bare Elegance Burlesque" and Founder and CEO at "Sister That Been There" program. She studied at Mission College International Student Center and currently lives in Humboldt County. 

https://sistersthatbeenthere.wordpress.com/
https://www.facebook.com/BrunchLeggsovereasy/
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100011400700746&sk=about

@Bare_Elegance_Burlesque
@Elektragray_Dreams

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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher Ndlouvu, Mo Harper-Desir and David Haynie.

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Original music by David Haynie

Baring it all w/ Burlesque superstar Elektra Gray

Join the hub as we talk with AJ Ross; Poet, Emcee, and Kemetic Yogin from San Jose California, about his journey to enlightenment through his art forms. 

Kemetic Yoga is a practice of Yoga that was created specifically to empower Black Yoga practitioners by connecting them with their ancestral knowledge and imagery of ancient Kemet, now a days referred to as Egypt. He loves spending time in nature, reading and writing, studying about cleansing, natural healing, ancient Kemet, and various spiritual practices.

AJ gathers his poetic inspiration from his life experience and knowledge he has gathered through years of study and practice. AJ released his first chapbook, "Journey to Amenta", in the beginning of February 2021. 

Aj offers private Yoga sessions at a sliding scale price, and other ways to nurture our bodies. 

mndflabe555@gmail.com 
texting (707)499-8441
@bamidele_555 
Aj Ross on Facebook

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Original music by David Haynie

A Journey to Amenta w/ AJ Ross

Join the Hub has they talk visual arts, representation and Egypt with Sabina Gallier mastermind of PIzza Moon Prints! 

***
Hello, my name is Sabina! I'm a Black artist and a transplant to Humboldt County as of 2011. By day I run a local radio station but by every other free moment I have, I like to create.
I work mostly in digital art but I am also working on illustrations. These two areas differ greatly in style, method and meaning but I learned a while ago that exploring different types of expression is good for an artist, regardless of what my 5th grade art teacher had to say.
My illustrations come from a place of wanting more Black representation in art. I loved comics and magazines when I was younger and as a child you notice when you don't see folks like you. There weren't more than two black characters in a comic panel at a time if any throughout an entire storyline. It was frustrating and disheartening. I'm currently trying to strengthen my hand at drawing and materializing the characters I desperately wanted to see as a child. Every day brings a new lesson and that's the most exciting part.
My fully digital art deals more with objects and comes from a place of self-preservation. I always created and drew worlds and landscapes as a method of escaping and coping with childhood trauma. My digital art takes on the form of new planets, floating giants in the sky or creatures for me to discover in the colours and noise.
I used to be nervous about sharing a lot of my work because I've attached it to my vulnerability and growth, the things that are sensitive to share with others. However, in creating a seperate space for it in the digital world, I've received a lot of support from Humboldt and beyond.
It's funny to call it a brand as I've yet to launch a store (*cough* online store coming soon shameless plug *cough*) but my "brand" aka my world is called Pizza Moon Prints. Inspired by a brief moment in my childhood where the idea of the moon being made of cheese was whack if it didn't have toppings. I need my toppings, I need my variety.  I need to see something different each day.
If, like me, you have a mind that just won't sit still, art can be a lifesaver. Art has been my lifesaver and whatever your medium may be, be it paint, music, words, glass etc. create a world that brings you joy, comfort and even a little discomfort. It's worth it.

IG: @pizzamoonprints
Email: pizzamoonprints@gmail.com
Online store in progress: pizzamoonprints.bigcartel.com

To The Moon w/ Sabina Gallier of Pizza Moon Prints

Presented by Black Humboldt and The Eureka Chapter of The NAACP, our Juneteenth celebration is an all day, community wide, event celebrating freedom, diversity and community. The event features local Black & Brown, venders, workshop facilitators, music,  performances and informational Knowledge for Power sessions.  Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States, celebrating that day in history, June 19th 1865. 

This holiday is very important and empowering for the Black communities all over the united states, but especially for Humboldt County, as this community makes up a very small percentage of the population and is often oppressed as a result. Black history is a part of The United States’ history and is important to celebrate as we create safe spaces and inclusion for the Black community in Humboldt County.

"Black Joy and Healing" The BH Hub & Community

"Our Black World" Presented by Sharrone Blanck, Shawn Dean and James Bragg

Juneteenth 2021 opening ft Dr. Kintay Johnson

Black Humboldt community conversation with Aundrea Stuckey of Youth Arts Will Succeed, Douglas Smith from The Umoja Center for Pan African Excellence at CAL Poly  and James Bragg of BMEN and BBLack. 

For more information check out 
www.BlackHumboldt.com 
@BlackHumboldt

@Youth.Arts.Will.Succeed 
y.a.w.s.inc@gmail.com 


@umojahumboldt
https://umoja.humboldt.edu/

buildingblackcommunityn707@gmail.com

Black Liberation Month Special: Black Movers and Shakers

Black Liberation Month Radio Takeover ft Local Black Artist and Black Humboldt. Full schedule of Black Liberation Month events at www.Blackhumboldt.com/black-liberation-month

Artists featured: 
Attribute 
R.U.D.E. Music Entertainment 
City Hippie - S0ul & Onest 
Wess Vega 
AHHMUN RA Hotep
Lacy Redhead 
ChxllvilleBoe 
Object Heavy
Josh Barnes 
Professor Funk 

Poetry By; Sarai Bordeaux - for more info check out: https://sadbitch.solutions/home-1

Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2qSpdQfsegm3wqRsCF947w?si=08a9b6e5945b4be9

Black Liberation Month Radio Takeover ft Local Black Artist Playlist

BLACK HUMBOLDT TAKEOVER
Feb 6, 2023 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Black Liberation Month Special: Tune in every Monday at 5 and Thursday at 6 for a month long takeover from Black Humboldt. Featuring local black voices and music.

Black Liberation Month Radio Takeover Ft DJ Sovern T

BLACK HUMBOLDT TAKEOVER
Feb 23, 2023 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Black Liberation Month Special: Tune in every Monday at 5 and Thursday at 6 for a month long takeover from Black Humboldt. Featuring local black voices and music.

Black Liberation Month Radio Takeover Ft Bamidele

BLACK HUMBOLDT TAKEOVER

Black Liberation Month Special: Tune in every Monday at 5 and Thursday at 6 for a month long takeover from Black Humboldt. Featuring local black voices and music.

Black Liberation Month Radio Takeover ft Rah

Black Liberation Month Radio Takeover ft Mike D

Black Liberation Month Radio Takeover ft Marques & Ju Drum

BLACK HUMBOLDT TAKEOVER- The Covers - original Floetry & Poetry show written and performed by Aundrea All'Love & Mo Harper-Desir

Black Liberation Month Special: Tune in every Monday at 5 and Thursday at 6 for a month long takeover from Black Humboldt. Featuring local black voices and music.

Black Liberation Month Takeover ft Mo HD & Aundrea All Love

A special time and space, where you get to soak up all my loving vibes and hear some of the music thats been Uplifting me in my personal life. 

Just all out loving empowering vibes for anyone on the journey of personal transformation ✨️

Arts For Black & Brown Bodies Radio Takeover Ft Aundrea All'Love

EPISODE 1: “Juneteenth...etc”

re-cap of Juneteenth 2020 Virtual Celebration Presented by Black Humboldt & Eureka Chapter of The NAACP.
Follow us on all socials @BlackHumboldt and tag us at #BlackHumboldtAesthetic.

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Includes input from: @Spasian928 (Jen Be), Humboldt County Community Members, Aundrea Stuckey @All_Love_Aundrea, @DJLBoogie (Lorna Bryant).
 
Artist Showcase Included: @Mndflabe (AJ), Valetta Molofsky, @That_Desir_Girl (Mo Harper-Desir), & @All_Love_Aundrea (Aundrea Stuckey). 

Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher & Monique Harper-Desir.
Image provided by K.M Ross Photography 

Copy righted content included:
"Def Poetry - Sekou Sundiata - Come on and Bring on the Reparations" see full video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLyJ-kEjick

"Spirit & Truth: The Negro National Anthem"

"Marvin Gaye: Star Spangled Banner live (NBA all-star game 1983)."

"Arrested Development: People Everyday"

Juneteenth...etc

Recap of virtual 2020 Juneteenth Celebration: Knowledge For Power session 2 led by the incredible, Mwende "FreeQuency" Katwiwa FreeQuency aka FreeQ Tha Mighty , @Mwendeinsuspenders, who is a storyteller, a truth-teller, a builder and breaker trying to figure out what it means to be human in a world that removes so much of our humanity in order to survive. For more information on FreeQuency check out http://www.freequencyspeaks.com 

Title of Session: Being Black at the Intersection of Birth & Death.

"It is the artist's job to unearth stories that people try to bury with shovels of complacency and time," says poet and freedom fighter Mwende "FreeQuency" Katwiwa. Performing her poem "The Joys of Motherhood," Katwiwa explores the experience of Black mothers in America and discusses the impact of the Movement for Black Lives -- because, she says, it's impossible to separate the two.

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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher & Monique Harper-Desir.
Imagery provided by K.M Ross Photography

Copy righted music included:
Arrested Development: People EverydayThanks to our virtual Platform we are able to team up 

This episode includes prerecorded material:
WTUL News - Mwende "FreeQuency" Katwiwa
Mwende Katwiwa aka Freequency talks with Gahiji on her book and experience “Becoming Black.”

TEDtalk 
https://www.ted.com/talks/mwende_freequency_katwiwa_black_life_at_the_intersection_of_birth_and_death/discussion

"Being Black At The Intersection Of Birth And Death" w/ Mwende FreeQuency Katwiwa.

Join The Hub chatting with D.J. L Boogie aka Lorna Bryant on Humboldt County Nightlife, Blackness and Hip Hop!

Follow L Boogie across socials @dj.l.boogie
 FB: https://www.facebook.com/djlboogie707/


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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher & Monique Harper-Desir.
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Copy righted music included:
Arrested Development: People Everyday

On the 1's & 2's w/ D.J L Boogie

Join the Hub as we talk Humboldt Artist life with Rapper, Poet & Businessman Attribute, of Lyrical Beacon Entertainment! 

IG: Attribute718 
FB: Attribute The Rapper 
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-903962328-811596584
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O60HCzUxo8g 

Music included: 
Attribute "Don't Shoot" - Lyrical Beacon Entertainment 
Attribute "Rise Up" -  Lyrical Beacon Entertainment 

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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher & Monique Harper-Desir.
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Copy righted music included:
Arrested Development: People Everyday

A Seat at the Table w/ Rapper Attribute

Join the Hub as we talk about the Black Artist journey and what it means to find community with African Dancer and Teacher EmmaLee Constant Libertad. 

IG: @emmaleecilbertad @Ginerluvdesigns  

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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher & Monique Harper-Desir.
Imagery provided by K.M Ross Photography

Copy righted music included:
Arrested Development: People Everyday

Intrinsic Practice w/EmmaLee Constant Libertad

Join the Hub as we talk with Britney, about practicing many crafts but also owning them all!!.

IG: @BritneyBabang 

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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher & Monique Harper-Desir.
Imagery provided by K.M Ross Photography

Copy righted music included:
Arrested Development: People Everyday

Owning Your Craft w/ Brit Brat

The hub sits down with owner, dancer and instructor of BodyHigh Pole Studio, Naomi, to deconstruct everything we think we know about Pole Dancing and the importance of open, safe, sexy spaces!~ 

www.BodyHighPoleDance.com
IG: @BodyHighPoledance

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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher & Monique Harper-Desir.
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Copy righted music included:
Arrested Development: People Everyday

Talking the truth of a Pole Artist w/ Naomi

Come two step with The BH Hub and Efrain Colon; Afro Latinx dancer, singer and performer.

IG: @E2050

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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher & Monique Harper-Desir.
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Copy righted music included:
Arrested Development: People Everyday

Walking The Floor w/ Efrain Colon

Join The Hub and Delilah Stowers, a local dancer, poet and painter. We're talking about how we can offer ourselves through art and about our journeys through identity. 

IG: @Elilaveronikue

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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher & Monique Harper-Desir.
Imagery provided by K.M Ross Photography

Copy righted music included:
Arrested Development: People Everyday

Offering our truest selves w/ Delilah Stowers

The Hub jumps in with D.C. Emcee, made Humboldt comedian, Josh Barnes, and talks Black life &&& Black comedy. 

"Barnes matches his anecdotal wisdom with an “everybody’s favorite dad” charm. He’ll have you rolling in your seats with stories and musings of everyday life. Barnes delivers a commanding performance whether he’s recounting the times his son has shamed him or detailing his beliefs of life’s purpose." 

@JoshBarnesismental
https://joshbarnescomedy.bandcamp.com/releases
https://vimeo.com/414158652

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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher & Monique Harper-Desir.
Imagery provided by K.M Ross Photography

Copy righted music included:
Arrested Development: People Everyday

Getting Mental w/ Comedian Joshua Barnes

Join The Hub as we chat Black media and Cannabis with Brent Green, the owner, operator, creative mind and more behind The Green Scene TV!! 

"The Green Scene is your home for cannabis news surrounding the emerging legal market for recreational cannabis. Your host, Brent Green, will take you on a journey through the ups and downs of this new territory called “Legalization.”

@TheGreenSceneTV
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnUIdFOz-p-z7EJ7zPJOKGQ
http://thegreenscenetv.com/
https://www.facebook.com/TheGreenSceneTV/

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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher & Monique Harper-Desir.
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Copy righted music included:
Arrested Development: People Everyday

Dropping Knowledge w/ Brent Green of The Green Scene TV

Join the Hub as they dissect all things Hip Hop in Humboldt w/ local Hip Hop gurus, Asaad The Artiz & Shaliq!! 

@_asaadtheartiz
@Da_Leke

https://www.facebook.com/rudemusicent
https://www.facebook.com/shaliqandnada

Other Artists mentioned: 
 @nadacluebeats @rudemusicent @_traac

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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher & Monique Harper-Desir.
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Copy righted music included:
Arrested Development: People Everyday

Hip Hop Humboldt w/ Asaad The Artiz & Shaliq

Join the hub as we get into the essential business of local Hip Hop artist Droop Capone as we find out what he's been doing during this pandemic!!

@oopdoc

https://www.facebook.com/OopDoc
http://droop-capone.bandcamp.com/
https://www.tumblr.com/blog/planetlovetron
https://www.youtube.com/user/PlanetLovetronTV

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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher & Monique Harper-Desir.
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Copy righted music included:
Arrested Development: People Everyday

Essential Business w/ Droop Capone aka Dr.Oop

Join the hub as we talk about living through our art and seeing all we offer creatively with Levia Love of Bling Brow Bar. 

@BlingBrowBar 
https://www.facebook.com/Blingbrowbar/
http://www.blingbrowbar.com/

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Podcast Recorded & Edited by: Dionna Fletcher & Monique Harper-Desir.
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Copy righted music included:
Arrested Development: People Everyday

The Art of Seeing w/ Levia Love

Black Aesthetic -  Black voices talking Black life, Black Arts and Black culture with Queen Dee, Dellar, Mona Loki & KM Ross. 

Black Humboldt is a volunteer run organization working to create and sustain safe spaces and representation for Black & Brown community members in Humboldt County, CA.  BH achieves this goal through hosting Exclusive events for Black and Brown identities.

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Areas of interest: Arts & culture, exclusive Black spaces, media, current events, BIPOC businesses, Black & Brown representation, Black & Brown empowerment.

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