BUILD the Collective Network

BUILD the Collective Network

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BUILD the Collective Network episodes

  • S1 Ep 6 Dj Uncle Nyice Guy (Mr.Nyice Guy Ent.)

    This week we interview DJ Nyice Guy. Dj Nyice Guy aka Guy Davis has a 20-year history as a party DJ. Known for donating his time and services to community-building events. But in the evening he slips on the Mr. Nyice Guy hat and becomes one of Seattle’s most in-demand DJs. During the pandemic, DJ Uncle Guy gave back to the community through virtual house parties, community holiday celebrations, and collaborating with BUILD206 on other events. Be sure to tap in and check out the podcast series from our #YouTube, #FacebookLive, and our website (www.build206.com/media). New episodes are available weekly! #BUILD206#ItsALifestyle

    38 min
  • S1 Ep 5 Ayan Musse (Seattle People's Party)

    This week we interview Ayan Musse. Mrs. Musse is an anti-racism community organizer. She has worked on different issues from housing, immigration, criminal justice, and education. She is a member of Village of Hope and is a sponsor for the Black prisoner Caucus at Stanford Creek. Most importantly Mrs. Musse is a proud mother of two black males. Be sure to tap in and check out the podcast series from our #YouTube, #FacebookLive, and our website (www.build206.com/media). New episodes are available weekly! #BUILD206#ItsALifestyle

    50 min
  • S1 Ep 4 Gerald Bradford (Local Change-Maker)

    This week we interview Gerald Bradford. Born and raised in Seattle, Gerald graduated from Garfield High School and UW. Works at Renton Technical College as a Re-Entry Manager. He works with the community through Seattle Peace (a safety initiative) and currently serving on the McKinney Center for Community & Economic Development Board as the Vice President. Be sure to tap in and check out the podcast series from our #YouTube, #FacebookLive, and our website (www.build206.com/media). New episodes are available weekly! #BUILD206#ItsALifestyle

    33 min
  • S1 Ep 3 Noelle Price (PRICE Arts)

    This week we interview Noelle Price. Noelle Price is a contemporary creator originally from Detroit MI. Price received her Bachelor of Arts in Dance from Western Michigan University (WMU) in Kalamazoo MI where she established the Art for Change Scholarship through the Black Arts and Cultural Center and developed the PLATFORM, and annual show presenting community artworks. Be sure to tap in and check out the podcast series from our #YouTube, #FacebookLive, and our website (www.build206.com/media). New episodes are available weekly! #BUILD206#ItsALifestyle

    43 min
  • S1 Ep 2 Aaron Counts (Artist & Change Maker)

    This week we interview Aaron Counts, who is a writer, artist, and educator. He is dedicated to amplifying the creative genius of our people and has been one of the architects of several of the area's premier youth arts programs such as Youth Speaks Seattle, the Seattle Youth Poet Laureate program, and Creative Justice. Be sure to tap in and check out the podcast series from our #YouTube, #FacebookLive, and our website (www.build206.com/media). New episodes are available weekly! #BUILD206#ItsALifestyle

    31 min
  • S1 Ep 1 Sean Goode (Choose180.org)

    This week we interview Sean Goode, who is the Executive Director with Choose180.org. Sean is a Husband, Father, Community Leader, and Child of God who believes that everyone deserves a second chance and an opportunity. CHOOSE 180 transforms systems of injustice and supports the young people who are too often impacted by these systems. Be sure to tap in and check out the podcast series from our #YouTube, #FacebookLive, and our website (www.build206.com/media). New episodes are available weekly! #BUILD206#ItsALifestyle

    28 min

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A show to connect the community to local talent, change-makers, and those creating a way for the Black-IPoC communities. New guests are featured weekly to show the capacity that exists within our…