Name: ER Podcast- What's In A Name by EtymologyRules Podcast
Duration: 1 h 25 min 56 s
Description: We're back! Check out the first of four podcast for Black history month. What's in a Name discusses the different names of Black people throughout our history as...Black people!

Goddess in the flesh on Rza (Bobby digital) "My lovin is digi" beat

Goddess in the flesh

SINDIAN – SINSIN LYRICS via Rap Genius http://rapgenius.com/Sindian-righteous-da-goddess-sinsin-lyrics

[Hook: Sindian]
You get smarter, you get richer nigga 5x
You get smarter, you get richer
You get smarter, you get richer nigga 3x
You get smarter, you get richer

[Bridge: Sindian]
This the type of loop you gotta let ride for a minute
Bitch I'm in the sin, mastering evil
See they wonder we scholars with this
I create I'm fucking mystic bitch
My hoes in the hood, Sindians notorious
And I let him get on
Cause we birthing the sonship
The greatest, Donna Mafia yeah

[Verse: Sindian]
You get smarter you get richer nigga
Bitches slacking well guess what I'm the pick up
Tree of life, lift my limbs then send a gem
Backpack with stacks hit the road benz
A traveler, catch up words craft a brick
On that wave with my eyes close penmanship
They hating cause my shit is always dope
Cocaina rhymes sniff blow
Voice get em hard white Sinaveli
With a babyface they wanna cut my jelly
Nigga I'm always on the grind daily
You can't reset this bitch my barrel stay spinning
Chillin in the red house
On top of bodies, shotty buried in the couch
Slick mouth G-Spot felons reroute
Blasting at the pilgrims, take the gold then we out
SinSin puffing on magick eyes dead bent
Bloodshot pussy red carpet dapper
Caught em in my tidal wave got the red snapper
Next chapter going through the walls casper
You ain't a factor
You shook niggas empty your bladder
This one song is better then your whole catalog
Bitch I'm the fucking source plug your analog
Fire circuits, surface on your bible verses
At the awake, pull up all black hearses
Lift your skirt, bitch you pussy smell you miles away
A fucking alien eclipse gonna invade
I proclaim taking my spot no forsake
I'm nympho raspy now let's see what remains
Xmen bring the storm lift my cape
Feline none of these niggas can tame
Gain wisdom, puff green mighty brains
Mula mmm I gotta rule ya
Clitorio Diamond I'm the jeweler
Such a G, Donna Mafia flee
Popping tags, Sin on a shopping spree
Colombiana with the weight, sex on the beach
I'm the next president they tryna impeach
I got the reach, philly box pussy deep
Nyquil sip it put your ass to sleep
Now tell me who's better
Give you peace with the gun call her metta
The evils, I'm lurking such a Bella
Alpha-beta on the beat I fucking spell ya
So damn clever
See the future flow a fortune teller

[Bridge: Sindian]
You get smarter you get richer nigga
SinSin

SINSIN

No shoes. No booze. No chit-chat on the dance floor.

We'll open our journey with an activating cacao ceremony, a popular heart-opening medicine from the jungle highlands of Guatemala. Cacao has been revered for millennia for its ability to inspire creativity, emotional richness + vibrant vitality. 

Feel the effects + flow through a 2-hour electronic dance music DJ set featuring a broad range of genres, tempos, and emotions.

This is all about the movement of the moment.
It's about connections forged in bass + sweat.

This is our space to be authentically expressive:
Multi-faceted, radiant, complex, and embodied.

We come to move. We come to sweat.
We show up to discover the ecstasy + vitality of every moment.

Ecstatic Solstice with DJ Shango (DC)

Words matter and ideas are linked through words. Explore fraud, gender, intelligence, Israeli spies, and more with episode eight of the EtymologyRules Podcast.

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Samba, Soul and Civil Rights: A Treatise in Revolution is the latest episode from Music In Culture: Sounds of the Black Experience, broadcast on WOWD 94.3 FM on Sunday June 7, 2020. We are in the middle of a revolution! The tenets of white supremacy are coming down, triggered by the heinous murder of George Floyd by four police officers. Our Black Lives Matter Movement has reached its pinnacle. Protests for Black Lives, and against police brutality, have spread like wildfire around the globe – from the US, to Ghana, Niger, Nigeria, South Africa, Uganda, Germany, France, Australia, and the UK.
But...Sankofa. Sanfoka is an Akan (twi) concept from Ghana that means return to your past in order to guide your future. What can we learn from our successful Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s? How can the prior revolution direct our goals in this moment? What is our agenda and what specific goals do we want our protest to serve in our communities? Samba, Soul and Civil Rights explores through music the history of the African American Civil Rights Movement and the parallel Black Movement in Brazil, as a manual, a treatise, on how to move forward in our contemporary struggle towards criminal justice reform, and against police brutality and extrajudicial killings of unarmed Black people. This first episode in the series features the soul music and freedom songs that drove the African American Civil Rights Movement, and highlights the strategies behind key Civil Rights victories from which can derive important lessons for today.

Samba Soul And Civil Rights - A Treatise In Revolution - Part 1

We're back! Check out the first of four podcast for Black history month. What's in a Name discusses the different names of Black people throughout our history as...Black people!

ER Podcast- What's In A Name

Etymologist: a person that studies the truest sense of words.  Philologist Flow.  Cultivating minds through word knowledge.

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