Name: This Morning with Gordon Deal October 31, 2022 by ThisMorning
Duration: 34 min 19 s
Description: Over 130 dead after bridge collapses into river in India, Georgia candidates Kemp and Abrams argue over abortion, gun control, and the best and the worst candies for kids.

Burning Spear - Live Good & Give Me

The Indian Ocean island of Mauritius is perhaps best known for sandy beaches and, recently, a catastrophic oil spill. It is also home to a unique folkloric pop music called sega. Sega is a product of an unusual history on an island that has been populated by humans for less than five centuries. In this episode we meet three musicians traveling the world to highlight environmental issues through music as part of the Small Island Big Song project. They take us deep into the history and current state of sega music. Narrated and produced by Banning Eyre

Mauritius’s Sega Roots

EPISODE #639
RED GOLD & GREEN - KABAKA PYRAMID FT DAMIAN MARLEY
YOU - ANALEA BROWN FT KABAKA PYRAMID
NUH IDLE - SIZZLA
HOLD A VIBE - EESAH
EVENING PRAYER - RUNKUS
LOVE JAH - CHEZIDEK
IN ANOTHER LIFE - NYLE BANKS
LEAD THE WAY - FREDLOCKS
MARY MARY - PREZIDENT BROWN
INTERNATIONAL DANCE - BROTHER CULTURE & DERRICK SOUND
IPORAS - MARTEI KORLEY
MR BAKER - PERFECT
BABYLON BY BUS - PERFECT ~ KUCHIE RIDDIM
LIGHTER THEIF - DA REAL STORM ~ KUCHIE RIDDIM
COUNTRY TO TOWN - LUTAN FYAH ~ KUCHIE RIDDIM
IT CHOOSE ME - MIKEY GENERAL & VICTOR AXELROD
JAH LOVES ME MORE EVERYDAY - MYKAL ROSE
BABY BLUE - TARRUS RILEY
RIDDIM GENERAL - MUNGOS HIFI & KIKO BUN
THINGS WILL BE GREATER - GENTLEMAN
THUNDERSTORM - QUEEN OMEGA

POSITIVE VIBRATIONS WITH DJ TREEZ 7-28-2022

A Q&A discussion with Actress Joanna Vanderham, Director Amy Neil and Executive Producer Elaine Cameron of the BBC Drama series 'The Control Room'. Hosted by Paul English

The Control Room Q&A with Joanna Vanderham, Amy Neil and Elaine Cameron

Yes, it’s the age of South African House, Afrobeats, Afro R&B and the likes, but roots music lives on in South Africa. This show updates the Zulu pop music known as maskanda, with a look back at its history and a survey of the current scene--rich musically, but troubled by fan rivalry that can lead to violence and even deaths. We’ll hear nimble ukapika guitar playing, heavy Zulu beats and bracing vocal harmonies. We’ll meet maskanda legend Phuzekhemisi and veteran South African radio broadcaster Bhodloza “Welcome” Nzimande, long a champion of maskanda music and a would-be peacekeeper in the fractious current scene. We’ll also hear from Zulu guitar legend Madala Kunene, and check out some of the recent gqom music that has largely replaced maskanda and other roots styles in the lives of young South Africans. Produced by Banning Eyre.

[APWW #803]
[Originally broadcast in May 2019]

South African Roots in the 21st Century

In today's episode, Andy & DJ are joined in the studio by entrepreneur and former Special Forces SGM Mike Glover. They discuss the decision by the federal court to limit social media companies' power to squash opinions, Gov. DeSantis sending a plane of migrants to Biden's summer home, and Biden signing an executive order giving the government unprecedented control over the U.S. dollar.

379. Andy, Mike Glover & DJ CTI: Federal Court Vs. Big Tech Censorship, DeSantis Sends Plane Of Migrants To Biden's Summer Home & Executive Order 14067 - Part 1

Over 130 dead after bridge collapses into river in India, Georgia candidates Kemp and Abrams argue over abortion, gun control, and the best and the worst candies for kids.

This Morning with Gordon Deal October 31, 2022

Nigeria is today the undisputed powerhouse of African pop music. Call it Naija Pop, Afrobeats, Afropop or what have you. The likes of Burna Boy, Wizkid, Yemi Alade and Tiwa Savage are giants on the scene. In this program we hear the latest from these and others, and sample action on the Afrobeat and Alté scene. We also speak with key artists in Nigeria and the U.S. about the rising social activism among Nigerian artists in the era of the EndSARS movement against police violence. Produced by Banning Eyre.

New Sounds From Nigeria 2020

Congo has always played an oversized role in entertaining dance lovers on the continent and beyond with greats like Franco, Tabu Ley, Doctor Nico, Zaiko Langa Langa, Papa Wemba, Pepe Kalle, and others. We start in pre-independence Congo with the beloved "Papa" Wendo Kolossoy, the grandfather of rumba, as he talks with us at his home in Kinshasa. We talk to the man and listen in on a recording session. After sitting out most of the 3-decade Mobutu era, Wendo put together a band of veterans with stories to tell, and sweet melodies and rhythms to share. We also talk with the legendary singer and composer Simaro Lutumba who sat at the right hand of Franco. We catch Simaro rehearsing his band, Bana OK. We also check in with dueling superstars Werrason and JB Mpiana. 

APWW #389

389 Four Generations Of Congolese Music

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TotalBiscuit, JP and Jesse Cox sit down with Ross Scott on this episode of the Co-Optional Podcast! Enjoy!

Original air date: February 2nd, 2016

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