Produced Mixed & Mastered by Kimina

Cover art by Musa Kiama & Onyados.
Recorded at NIGHT SHIFT STUDIO.
Released by Chevy Kev & 123sketches.

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Even as police budgets and powers have expanded, ordinary workers have been called to carry out more and more policing functions themselves. Whether as an assistant manager in a McDonald’s or as a teacher or doctor, workers are expected to take on extra ‘guard duty’ in addition to their usual tasks, keeping watch for their bosses and capital. What does this tendency have to do with the declining power of workers in the workplace?

For decades, Ruth Wilson Gilmore has been a leading voice calling for more radical thinking about abolition, not just as the destruction of a previous world, but also as the construction of a world of freedom. In this episode, the Director of the Center for Place, Culture, and Politics at CUNY and the author of Abolition Geography speaks to Rivkah Brown about how we build a world that has no need of policing.

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NovaraFM: Abolishing Prisons Is Only the Start w/ Ruth Wilson Gilmore

We live in a time of short-term imperatives and long-term consequences for our actions, with just a few years left to avert climate catastrophe, but a planet transformed for millennia if we fail.

Author Roman Krznaric’s work reflects on these vast timescales and on our place within them. How can we navigate the tension between the need for immediate action and the long view of all human life? How can we, borrowing a phrase from Horace, ‘seize the day’ – not just as individuals, but collectively? What does it mean to be a good ancestor to all those who come after?

In a conversation spanning the political philosophy of Thomas Hobbes, the poetry of Cicero and the Japanese ‘Future Design Movement’, Aaron Bastani talks to Roman about the conclusions of his book The Good Ancestor.

NovaraFM: How to Be A Good Ancestor w/ Roman Krznaric

Taken from FST194 Zaz Turned Blued - Another Unfinished Story
Out on LP on 08.08.2022

Another Unfinished Story

Slipaway

Zaz Turned Blue - Slipaway

Dr. Thema describes some of the major traits of a loving person, whether loving yourself or others. To learn more, check out her new book Homecoming. Music by Iyeoka and Joy Jones.

Episode #159 Being A Loving Person

मातङ्गी (Mātaṅgī)
Nirantar Yakthumba
[violin, cello, sine waves]
2022

Lange Nacht der Neuen Musik 2022
Robert Schumann Hochschule, Düsseldorf

Elaboration and demonstration of algebraic integers (Z[√2]) over a sequence of primes:

A: 2 + n√2, 3 + n√2: sweeping curves
B: 5 + n√2, 7 + n√2: interferences
C: 11 + n√2, 13 + n√2: points and steps
D: 17 + n√2, 19 + n√2, 23 + n√2, 29 + n √2, 31 + n√2: echoing cascades

Performed by Kali:
Violin - İdil Yunkuş
Cello - Beste Yıldız

मातङ्गी (Matangi)

The Biden administration provokes Russia in the Ukraine proxy war while simultaneously threatening China. Ken Roth was denied a Harvard fellowship due to mild criticism of Israel while he served as director of Human Rights Watch. How does his treatment differ from that of Palestinian critics of Israel?
Update:  After the interview with Ali Abunimah was recorded, Harvard's Kennedy School reversed its decision and offered the fellowship position to Roth, who accepted.

Black Agenda Radio January 20, 2023

If you’ve followed the news out of Mali since 2012, you may be discouraged by the conflict, violence and political turmoil in the headlines. But Mali has a long and profound history. It has met many challenges in the past. In this program, Professor Cherif Keita expertly guides us through the early history of Mali, up through the end of the 20th century, told through the music of the country’s great musical artists, Salif Keita, Toumani Diabate, Ali Farka Toure and others. It’s a classic! 

Produced by Banning Eyre in 2010
APWW #588

Mali - Ancient Empires to Multicultural Democracy

In 1999, almost 30 years before ethnomusicologist Paul Berliner began his research on Zimbabwean mbira music, he organized a U.S. tour with mbira artists he had worked with over the years. Billed as the Mbira Masters of Zimbabwe, the ensemble presented Shona spiritual music as never before on American stages. Revered vocalists Hakurotwi Mude and Beulah Dyoko fronted an ensemble that also included Cosmas Magaya, Chaka Chawasarira and Berliner himself. Afropop Worldwide documented the tour and took it as an opportunity to take a deep dive into one of the most beautiful traditional music traditions in Africa. Produced by Banning Eyre.

APWW #327

Spiritual Journeys: The Soul of Mbira

HOME is the first track off the Meet Me Outside EP, a collection of soundtracks composed by Mankind for the Meet Me Outside short film. 

Meet Me Outside is a new Arts new Audiences (nAnA) grantee through the British Council's East Africa Arts programme.

HOME

The official audio for my new single 'So Tired'.

Written & Performed by: Janice Iche
Produced by: Afamefuna
Mixed & Mastered by: Chris Wamae (Benzonit)

Check out the original freestyle here to witness the transformation of an idea into the song:
https://soundcloud.com/janiceiche/so-tired-prod-afamefuna-original-freestyle
Send a private message for any conversation about it.

Thank you to The Universe for seeing the production of this song and video through.

Much love,
Janice

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