Jendog Lonewolf is a Two Spirit/Black-Native, Photographer, and multi-disciplinary Artist and touring Hip Hop MC from Bushwick, Brooklyn.  She navigates a myriad of spaces challenging stereotypes & issues at the intersections of class, race, gender and sexuality while representing the true essence of Hip Hop Culture & Music, as a voice of “the People.“  

Jendog collaborated with Grammy® award-winner Dan Zanes on two Hip Hop-Folk Music collaborations, including a Lead Belly tribute album for the Smithsonian Institute’s Folkways Records. 

As an international touring artist, she’s performed at numerous colleges/universities, festivals & conferences as one half of the performance duo, Brooklyn Dreamwolf.   

They’ve shared stages with icons like Nile Rodgers, Harry Belafonte, Joan Baez, and Archbishop Desmond Tutu and toured in South Africa, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Canada, UK, India, and across the US, performing and facilitating workshops with students from kindergarten through Ph.D. 

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Jendog Lonewolf:  Two Spirit, MC, Ghetto Ambassador, Photographer, Collage Creator and lots of other things that intersect each of these.

FOR ALL BOOKINGS:  bookdreamwolf@gmail.com

Organizing, describing, and preserving listener-supported Pacifica Radio programming from 1949 to today. We are the archives of the broadcasts of KPFA in San Francisco, KPFK in Los Angeles, WBAI in New York City, KPFT in Houston, and WPFW in Washington, D.C. We also produce the weekly show From the Vault, featuring gems from our collection. 

Welcome to the Helping Hands Podcast.
Buddhist Global Relief's Helping  Hands Podcast:
In 2007 Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi wrote an essay titled: “A Challenge to Buddhists,” where he called attention to American Buddhism’s neglect of the active dimension of Buddhist compassion through social engagement. Several of his students responded to this call and, in 2008, founded Buddhist Global Relief (BGR) under his leadership. Today, the organization has over 50 projects around the world and in the U.S. The projects supported by BGR are focused on combating chronic hunger and malnutrition through supporting mostly community-based programs dedicated to educating poor children, especially girls, sustainable agriculture, livelihood projects, and direct food aid.

This podcast intends to give listeners a chance to learn more about the work and vision of BGR through conversation with our project partners, our advisors, spiritual friends, and other prominent Buddhist teachers who share our vision of engaged Buddhism. We also engage with socially conscious artists and culture workers who support BGR and also play a role in expanding our notion of compassionate action. The podcast’s host Daniel Blake is a Brooklyn-based jazz musician, Dharma practitioner, and BGR’s board member. Helping Hands podcast is not only for Buddhist practitioners but for anyone who recognizes the need for compassion in action in the interconnected world that we are all part of.

100% artist-owned collective record label founded in 2021.

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