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  • Live Chat:Robert Brotha Blaze Murray actor,author,poet & Reggae Artist DRE & KJ
    Robert Brotha Blaze Murray is an actor, author, poet, playwright and screenwriter from Philadelphia, Pa. He authored the book Memoirs of a Neophyte which was published in Oct. 2012. His full length stageplay Footies was copywritten in 2013 and performed in Community Theater in Willingboro, N.J. Brotha Blaze also performs spoken word poetry and has a book of poetry pending publication late 2015 which will be followed by a novel. He pen and performing talents to theater, short films, and full feature productions. A born entertainer with musical roots and a distinctive voice, the acting bug never silenced his pen. His aim is to tell compelling inspiring stories and create new opportunities for other artists. 
     Andre  “Dre”  Waugh  and  Kreshna  “KJ”  Jones,  have  been   making  an  impression  on  the  Jamaican  music  scene  with  well  received   performances  at  events  such  as  the  Gungo  Walk  Arts  and  Music  Festival,  TVJ’s   Sportsman  and  Woman  of  the  Year  Awards,  Portland  Jerk  Festival,  Christmas  and   Summer  in  the  Park  Concert  Series,  Wickie  Wackie  Live  and  Nanook  and  Jamnesia  Jam   Sessions.  They  have  also  toured  West  Africa  (2001)  as  part  of  a  team  that   represented  Jamaica  at  Panafest  and  Europe  (2008)  and  have  produced  two  of  their   own  live  shows,  Dre  &  KJ  and  Friends  (2012)  and  Groundation  (2014).
    3 hr 29 min
  • Live Chat:Robert Brotha Blaze Murray actor,author,poet & Reggae Artist DRE & KJ
    Robert Brotha Blaze Murray is an actor, author, poet, playwright and screenwriter from Philadelphia, Pa. He authored the book Memoirs of a Neophyte which was published in Oct. 2012. His full length stageplay Footies was copywritten in 2013 and performed in Community Theater in Willingboro, N.J. Brotha Blaze also performs spoken word poetry and has a book of poetry pending publication late 2015 which will be followed by a novel. He pen and performing talents to theater, short films, and full feature productions. A born entertainer with musical roots and a distinctive voice, the acting bug never silenced his pen. His aim is to tell compelling inspiring stories and create new opportunities for other artists. 
     Andre  “Dre”  Waugh  and  Kreshna  “KJ”  Jones,  have  been   making  an  impression  on  the  Jamaican  music  scene  with  well  received   performances  at  events  such  as  the  Gungo  Walk  Arts  and  Music  Festival,  TVJ’s   Sportsman  and  Woman  of  the  Year  Awards,  Portland  Jerk  Festival,  Christmas  and   Summer  in  the  Park  Concert  Series,  Wickie  Wackie  Live  and  Nanook  and  Jamnesia  Jam   Sessions.  They  have  also  toured  West  Africa  (2001)  as  part  of  a  team  that   represented  Jamaica  at  Panafest  and  Europe  (2008)  and  have  produced  two  of  their   own  live  shows,  Dre  &  KJ  and  Friends  (2012)  and  Groundation  (2014).
    3 hr 30 min
  • Socially Conscious Reggae Music - Paving the Way
    Reggae music is known for the socially conscious message. Step into the studio with Hopeton Brown as we discuss the challenges faced by the youths. Step in to the studio with reggae pioneer and cultural ambassador Hopeton Brown. Log on to discuss the message behind the music. Music is divine, universal and a tool to empower the youths. Wednesdays - 9 - midnite  Log on and call in 661-467-2407
    2 hr 52 min
  • Socially Conscious Reggae Music - Paving the Way
    Reggae music is known for the socially conscious message. Step into the studio with Hopeton Brown as we discuss the challenges faced by the youths. Step in to the studio with reggae pioneer and cultural ambassador Hopeton Brown. Log on to discuss the message behind the music. Music is divine, universal and a tool to empower the youths. Wednesdays - 9 - midnite  Log on and call in 661-467-2407
    2 hr 53 min
  • Moral humiliation forced on proud Black people illustrated in British conquest
    The moral humiliation  forced on proud Black people was illustrated in the British conquest of Ashanti.  The reigning  Asantahene had never beenconqured His armies hat repeatedly driven back the British, but the British finally triumphed after five years by breaking their woud and overwhelmed him by numbers and superior weapons. They promised him peace and honor, but they demanded a public act of submission. **Tim says, I have to ask "Why do whites hate, demonize, fear and look down on blacks?"   {Amel Larrieux says: Whites not even material self-interest. After all, plenty of poor whites are racist. About all they have to show for it is this: “At least I’m not black.” And that gives it away: it is about white self-image.  My current understanding of the white self-image: Narcissism means to not having no true sense of self-worth; they put up a false front to persuade the world, and most of all themselves, that they do have worth. They mainly do this through money, but also by putting down others to make themselves look better. Deep down they know the whole thing is a lie, which makes them all the more desperate to uphold the front.
    2 hr
  • Moral humiliation forced on proud Black people illustrated in British conquest
    The moral humiliation  forced on proud Black people was illustrated in the British conquest of Ashanti.  The reigning  Asantahene had never beenconqured His armies hat repeatedly driven back the British, but the British finally triumphed after five years by breaking their woud and overwhelmed him by numbers and superior weapons. They promised him peace and honor, but they demanded a public act of submission. **Tim says, I have to ask "Why do whites hate, demonize, fear and look down on blacks?"   {Amel Larrieux says: Whites not even material self-interest. After all, plenty of poor whites are racist. About all they have to show for it is this: “At least I’m not black.” And that gives it away: it is about white self-image.  My current understanding of the white self-image: Narcissism means to not having no true sense of self-worth; they put up a false front to persuade the world, and most of all themselves, that they do have worth. They mainly do this through money, but also by putting down others to make themselves look better. Deep down they know the whole thing is a lie, which makes them all the more desperate to uphold the front.
    2 hr 1 min

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