The very first episode of Untitled1.wav Podcast! 
We have Bel2 on the show today. She will be sharing her story about her artwork, her biggest inspiration, and what she has in store for the future. 

The Art News Wizard talks about Waka Flock Flame and Banks visiting Gaza.

Music:
Pick Up Folks (Peter, Bjorn, & John Cover)-Los Vikingos Del Norte
Do You Wanna Know?- Arctic Monkeys -AM
Lurking- Waka Flock Flame - Triple F Life: Friends, Fans & Family 

(Untitled1.wav Podcast is produced at Yollocalli Art Reach a youth initiative of The National Museum of Mexican Art)

Untitled1.wav (Bel2)

In this episode we talk about and compare the First Fridays and Second Fridays in Pilsen. Our guest today is a poet, Luis Tubens. He talks about the influence and support of his grandmother, his poetry, his work in the community, and political thought. Stay tune for his poem at the end of the interview. 

House of Legacy (5/22/15 6pm-9pm @ Millennium Park)
Mole De Mayo (5/23 & 24/15 12pm-9pm 18th Street & Ashland)
Cumbiasazo (5/23/15 8pm-3am @ The Double Door)
Forms and Formslessness (5/23/15 1pm-3pm 201 E. Onterio St.)

Music:
Vikingos Del Norte- Pick Up Folks (Peter, Bjor, & John Cover)
Mario Monarrez- Untitled (Transition Guitar)
Viento Callejeros- Carinito


(Untitled1.wav Podcast is Produced at Yollocalli Arts Reach a youth initiative of The National Museum of Mexican Art)

Untitled2.wav (Luis Tubens)

This song speaks for itself and strives to sooth the worries of identity, police, and everyday terrors our bodies are prone too. It attempts to embody hope and carries a mellow vibe of sadness.
JUST LIVE is a song that was produced by Eiigo for Sol Patches' upcoming ep 
As2Water Hurricanes (A2WH)
Which features the super soul rap group Patches' is a part of, Da projekts. It also includes background vocals from Zaid Bilal.  

https://soundcloud.com/solpatches/

JUST LIVE ft Alé and Eiigo (Prod Eiigo and Zaid Bilal)

Ricardo Gamboa isn't here for hypocrisy. The Chicagoan artist, actor, director, and activist challenges the hypocrisies and half-truths of the city and nation's institutions through his work tirelessly, and his work has both exploraed and created space for others to explore diaspora in Mexican(-American) communities. His videos, productions, and performances have forcefully issued rallying calls and challenges with a fist behind his winking humor. 

Recorded live 1/28/16 at WHPK 88.5FM in Chicago
Music from this week's show:
french inhale - bds.u


Ep 28 - Ricardo Gamboa

On April 1st, 2016, thousands of Chicago teachers went on strike to protest layoffs and million dollar budgetcuts from the city 

Gianna Lightfoot, one of the students from the journalism class, interviewed a few people and got their perspectives on the mayor, the pay cuts, and what they believe is happening in terms of corrupt politics and education in America. 

Breaking News: CTU Strike on April 1st

Come to We 'Go: A Chicago Showcase and Celebration, on Friday 6/17! Free and all ages. https://www.facebook.com/events/913429428756200/

Vanessa Sanchez is the Director of Yollocalli Arts Reach, a remarkable organization and branch of the National Museum of Mexican Art that works with youth, primarily in the city's Pilsen and Little Village neighborhoods. In a city full of of nonprofit efforts that talk the talk, and ultimately take up space and resources without fostering dynamic spaces for young people to create, Yollocalli stands tall as a welcoming, unpretentious home for free art and new media programs, including street art, mural internships, experimental video, music, storytelling, radio and journalism. Vanessa is also one of the creators of Villapalooza, a fantastic annual festival, community celebration, and block party in Little Village.

Recorded live 6/9/16 at WHPK in Chicago
Music from this week's show:
Only Time Will Tell - @kodyakhiphop
Keep You In Mind - @guordan-banks

Ep 46 - Vanessa Sanchez

A Panel Discussion, "Disidentification: Race, Sexuality, and Contemporary Art"

A Panel Discussion, "Disidentification: Race, Sexuality, and Contemporary Art" 5.1.12

Yollocalli Arts Reach is the award-winning youth initiative of the National Museum of Mexican Art, we offer FREE arts and culture programming to teens and young adults. 
Located in the heart of Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood, we serve as an open community center with studio spaces, computer lab, radio production studio, a large art library, and a creative, supportive staff and teaching artists who are always around to help, encourage, and inspire. We aim to strengthen the students’ creative and cultural capital by engaging them with their own cultural discourses through art making.

Thank you to the Robert R. McCormick Foundation for their continued support.

Breaking News: CTU Strike on April 1st

Yollocalli

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