"Deer Camp Sunrise" is a warm, nostalgic country ballad celebrating family, tradition, and the bond across generations. It follows a father, son, and grandfather on a cherished hunting trip, honoring nature, respect, and the lessons passed down through the woods.

Deer Camp Sunrise

Although many of the plants causing air and water pollution in and around the neighborhood have been shuttered some still remain causing damage in Pilsen. We speak with Silvia from Jumping Bean Cafe and Citlalli Trujillo the Executive Director of environmental justice organization P.E.R.R.O.

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"Through Your Years: Generations on Air" was a unique initiative designed to bridge the gap between youth and elders in their communities through the art of storytelling and audio production. Over the course of five weeks, participants engaged in a collaborative learning experience that culminated in the creation of 5-7 minute audio pieces capturing the oral histories of the participants. These pieces explored the lives, communities, and intergenerational connections that shaped their stories.

During the program, both youth and elders were introduced to the fundamentals of audio production, including recording techniques, editing, and storytelling skills. In addition to guided lessons, participants were given small assignments to build their confidence to ensure they were prepared to produce their final projects independently. By the end of the program, each pair of youth and elders produced a completed audio piece that highlighted the rich history and valuable insights of their shared experiences– these audio segments were then broadcasted on Lumpen Radio through the National Museum of Mexican Arts youth radio initiative, Wattz Up! 

This program offered a creative and impactful way for generations to connect, learn from one another, and preserve the stories that shape their communities.

A collaboration between Yollocalli Arts Reach and Lumpen Radio. Supported by Innovation80.

**This project was a five week program that took place from May 21st - June 21st 2025


"The Elements Matter in Pilsen" Edna & Mario

What is trauma? And what are its different forms? Its effects? 
Trauma can be any traumatic event that impacts a person's ability to function and cope. There are all types of traumas. Trauma can come from sexual assult, chid abuse, accidents violence and etc. Everyone is affected by trauma differently. 

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"Through Your Years: Generations on Air" was a unique initiative designed to bridge the gap between youth and elders in their communities through the art of storytelling and audio production. Over the course of five weeks, participants engaged in a collaborative learning experience that culminated in the creation of 5-7 minute audio pieces capturing the oral histories of the participants. These pieces explored the lives, communities, and intergenerational connections that shaped their stories.

During the program, both youth and elders were introduced to the fundamentals of audio production, including recording techniques, editing, and storytelling skills. In addition to guided lessons, participants were given small assignments to build their confidence to ensure they were prepared to produce their final projects independently. By the end of the program, each pair of youth and elders produced a completed audio piece that highlighted the rich history and valuable insights of their shared experiences– these audio segments were then broadcasted on Lumpen Radio through the National Museum of Mexican Arts youth radio initiative, Wattz Up! 

This program offered a creative and impactful way for generations to connect, learn from one another, and preserve the stories that shape their communities.

A collaboration between Yollocalli Arts Reach and Lumpen Radio. Supported by Innovation80.

**This project was a five week program that took place from May 21st - June 21st 2025


"Trauma and Healing Journeys" Patricia & Aryules

This piece explores Chicago public school education past and present, from the viewpoint of 1 former teacher and 6 college-bound students from high schools around the city. The students reflect on what has worked best for them and what they would like to change.  Their stories paint a picture of an imperfect system that still manages to provide a safe and supportive environment in which students can learn, grow, and thrive.

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"Through Your Years: Generations on Air" was a unique initiative designed to bridge the gap between youth and elders in their communities through the art of storytelling and audio production. Over the course of five weeks, participants engaged in a collaborative learning experience that culminated in the creation of 5-7 minute audio pieces capturing the oral histories of the participants. These pieces explored the lives, communities, and intergenerational connections that shaped their stories.

During the program, both youth and elders were introduced to the fundamentals of audio production, including recording techniques, editing, and storytelling skills. In addition to guided lessons, participants were given small assignments to build their confidence to ensure they were prepared to produce their final projects independently. By the end of the program, each pair of youth and elders produced a completed audio piece that highlighted the rich history and valuable insights of their shared experiences– these audio segments were then broadcasted on Lumpen Radio through the National Museum of Mexican Arts youth radio initiative, Wattz Up! 

This program offered a creative and impactful way for generations to connect, learn from one another, and preserve the stories that shape their communities.

A collaboration between Yollocalli Arts Reach and Lumpen Radio. Supported by Innovation80.

**This project was a five week program that took place from May 21st - June 21st 2025


"CPS Present and Past" Abby & Fran

Naty and Mere talk about gender identity and expression in their Latine community. We  explain that gender identity is how someone feels inside, and gender expression is how they show it on the outside. We  say it’s important to respect people’s pronouns and let everyone express themselves freely. We  want to break stereotypes, like saying pink is only for girls or blue is only for boys. We  believe we should support the LGBTQ+ community, be more understanding, and create safe spaces for everyone 

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"Through Your Years: Generations on Air" was a unique initiative designed to bridge the gap between youth and elders in their communities through the art of storytelling and audio production. Over the course of five weeks, participants engaged in a collaborative learning experience that culminated in the creation of 5-7 minute audio pieces capturing the oral histories of the participants. These pieces explored the lives, communities, and intergenerational connections that shaped their stories.

During the program, both youth and elders were introduced to the fundamentals of audio production, including recording techniques, editing, and storytelling skills. In addition to guided lessons, participants were given small assignments to build their confidence to ensure they were prepared to produce their final projects independently. By the end of the program, each pair of youth and elders produced a completed audio piece that highlighted the rich history and valuable insights of their shared experiences– these audio segments were then broadcasted on Lumpen Radio through the National Museum of Mexican Arts youth radio initiative, Wattz Up! 

This program offered a creative and impactful way for generations to connect, learn from one another, and preserve the stories that shape their communities.

A collaboration between Yollocalli Arts Reach and Lumpen Radio. Supported by Innovation80.

**This project was a five week program that took place from May 21st - June 21st 2025


"Genders" Mere & Naty

A Biblically Based Teaching Series on Kingdom Legacy. Discovering God's Original Intent for Legacy!

Episode #12 Legacy Podcast The God of Generations


Dans son 31ème épisode, JUKEBOX, vous emmène explorer les mythes que cette chanson de Laurent Voulzy, aborde. Loreley Loreley, sorti en 2020, est le dernier single de Voulzy qui sait si bien se faire rare. Succomberez vous aux chants des sirènes…naufrages…bateaux en perdition…attention Messieurs…on largue les amarres.




Laurent Voulzy, Voulzy Souchon, Sexisme, chants des sirènes, Rhein, Nuafrages Jukebox; évolution musicale; mémoire collective; chansons luttes; chansons émotions; chansons iconiques; chansons emblématiques; chansons générations; chansons héritage; chansons anecdotes; chansons influence; influence musicale; histoires chansons; chansons secrets; transmission musicale; paroles engagées; artistes célèbres; chansons fascinantes; chansons célèbres; histoires originales; 


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Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Laurent Voulzy - Loreley Loreley - Le chant des sirènes

What do generations need from each other? In this week’s message, Student Pastor David Branch unpacks Psalm 78:1-8 and shows us the timeless calling to pass down faith from one generation to the next. We are reminded to tell the next generation what God has done, teach them to love what He has said, and live a life of authentic faith worth imitating. The next generation is searching for something timeless to believe and someone compelling to follow, and we are invited to be that message and that model.
(08_17_2025)

Faith to the Next Generation | Pastor David Branch

What is the sound of a healthy heart—physically and spiritually?

When a doctor places a stethoscope over your chest, they’re listening for rhythm, clarity, and signs of strain. A healthy heart has a strong, steady beat. But what about your spiritual heart? What does God hear when He listens to you?

In this powerful message, we explore the biblical word “Todah”—a rich Hebrew term that goes far beyond a simple “thank you.” Todah is the sound of worship in the waiting, praise in the pressure, and thanksgiving before the miracle arrives. It’s the cry of faith, the posture of trust, and the sound of a spiritually healthy heart.

From the sacrifices in Leviticus to the psalms of David, from the walls of Jericho to the upper room, Todah echoes through the pages of Scripture as a divine invitation to choose praise over complaint, gratitude over grumbling, and confession over concealment.

Just like murmuring in the physical heart can signal dysfunction, spiritual murmuring—complaining, negativity, discontent—can weaken the soul, disrupt relationships, and dull our awareness of God's presence. But Todah? It shifts the atmosphere. It builds faith. It brings walls down.

Examine the sound of your own heart. Embrace gratitude as a weapon in spiritual warfare. Make worship a daily, deliberate act. Experience healing through thanksgiving and confession. Cultivate a heart posture that invites the presence of God.

The sound of a healthy heart is not complaint… it’s Todah—the sound of thanksgiving that precedes the breakthrough.

Are you ready to silence the murmurs and live with a heart full of praise?
Let God tune your heart to heaven’s rhythm, and discover the power of gratitude that transforms not only your circumstances—but you.

A Heart Tuned to Heaven: Gratitude That Transforms! |Travis Hansen | Generations Church GP

Leaving a place more messed up than it was when you arrived.

Downsville Tonight

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I’m not your dad’s retiree. 
I’m loving having so much fun writing songs. 😉

Hello, I’m Minister Aisha Amenra — a devoted citizen of the Kingdom of God and Heaven. I teach the Gospel of Jesus Christ, sharing His Kingdom message with clarity, passion, and purpose. I am also a mother to ten amazing children, now young adults. My journey has been marked by both great joy and deep sorrow, including the recent loss of my beloved eldest son, El Sura, on October 7, 2024.

I’m the host of They Call Her Mother: Faith, Family & Legacy — The Podcast, where faith meets real-life experiences, and together we explore how to live, leave, and launch a legacy that honors God. https://on.soundcloud.com/E7EFPa424DPQDHVsXR

I primarily share country music, though I explore other styles as well. Using AI tools like Suno and Musicful, every element — lyrics, vocals, and instrumentation — is generated by AI. I guide the process from start to finish, choosing themes, shaping moods, and tweaking lyrics until the songs feel right. Many tracks are inspired by my experiences, feelings, and fears, while others tell stories beyond my own life. My music blends advanced technology with storytelling — it’s AI bringing my personal stories, dreams, and emotions to life.

New tracks tagged #generations