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Join Tee for Tea Time Tuesdays with Tee with special guest Zach Matari! The show airs Tuesday, November 30, 2021, at 12:00 p.m. EST on www.irmixradio.net and on our Roku channel #IRMIXRadio

Zach Matari, recently featured in MTV's New Music list for his latest single "FLIP IT", is an American musician who has shared U.S. stages with the likes of Ellie Goulding, 47 Soul, Fetty Wap, Fifth Harmony, Sabrina Carpenter, Mario, and Ziggy Marley. His previous single "YALLA" (released in August 2020) went viral on TikTok, with over 10 million video views, helping Zach garner a strong international following. His following single "LATELY" was a nostalgic bop with a powerful message and his first to be released upon signing a deal with EMPIRE Records.

Zach is also a 3-time John Lennon Songwriting Contest winner.

On Monday, November 28, 2011 Kurtis Blow the Original King of Rap joined us for an exclusive interview. Kurtis shared his new passion which is Gospel Rap. In addition he commented how his son Kurtis Blow Jr. is blowing up!

We also discussed what he is up to know, how he feels that rap music has changed over the years. Further, he even commented on groups sampling his original music like Nas and the musical group Next.

Industry Revue In the Mix is proud to present our interview with Kurtis Blow. Please share, comment, and visit our website for more celebrity interviews.

November 09, 2021 – Toronto, On - Dwayne Morgan, two-time National Poetry Slam Champion, author & producer presents the 22nd annual “When Brothers Speak” Spoken Word Concert, Saturday, November 27th, at 8 PM. Morgan, Canada’s spoken word guru, founded Up from The Roots entertainment to promote the positive artistic contributions of African Canadian and urban influenced artists. The curator, producer, and host of “When Brothers Speak,” Morgan has put together the best of the best. The special line up for this year’s concert features performances by Ontario’s first Poet Laureate, Randell Adjei, Toronto’s Patrick Waters, Hamilton’s Eddie Lartey and special guest, Obbie West from Las Vegas. Take time to nourish your mind.

“When Brothers Speak” remains North America's largest and longest running showcase of black, male, spoken word artists. Events of the past two years are a reminder of how quickly our lives can change and how important communication is. For the second year “When Brothers Speak” will be held virtually, offering audiences across the country the opportunity to log into the performances. The popular concert creates a space for sharing and listening to stories that stay relevant. We live in a fast-paced world of social media and technology, allowing ourselves quiet time to listen is a source of peace. “When Brothers Speak” is an opportunity to listen to poetry that wakes emotions and renews energy and there is no one better to present this concert than Dwayne Morgan. Morgan is a Scarborough Walk of Fame inductee, a recipient of the African Canadian Achievement Award and the Harry Jerome Award. He has performed for Barack Obama, former Governor General of Canada, Michaelle Jean, and shared the stage with many artists including Russell Peters, Alicia Keys, and Drake.

“This is not your grandparent’s poetry. Think Hip Hop without the music, with clever word play, passion and energy.”

Dwayne Morgan

November 09, 2021 – Toronto, On - Dwayne Morgan, two-time National Poetry Slam Champion, author & producer presents the 22nd annual “When Brothers Speak” Spoken Word Concert, Saturday, November 27th, at 8 PM. Morgan, Canada’s spoken word guru, founded Up from The Roots entertainment to promote the positive artistic contributions of African Canadian and urban influenced artists. The curator, producer, and host of “When Brothers Speak,” Morgan has put together the best of the best. The special line up for this year’s concert features performances by Ontario’s first Poet Laureate, Randell Adjei, Toronto’s Patrick Waters, Hamilton’s Eddie Lartey and special guest, Obbie West from Las Vegas. Take time to nourish your mind.

“When Brothers Speak” remains North America's largest and longest running showcase of black, male, spoken word artists. Events of the past two years are a reminder of how quickly our lives can change and how important communication is. For the second year “When Brothers Speak” will be held virtually, offering audiences across the country the opportunity to log into the performances. The popular concert creates a space for sharing and listening to stories that stay relevant. We live in a fast-paced world of social media and technology, allowing ourselves quiet time to listen is a source of peace. “When Brothers Speak” is an opportunity to listen to poetry that wakes emotions and renews energy and there is no one better to present this concert than Dwayne Morgan. Morgan is a Scarborough Walk of Fame inductee, a recipient of the African Canadian Achievement Award and the Harry Jerome Award. He has performed for Barack Obama, former Governor General of Canada, Michaelle Jean, and shared the stage with many artists including Russell Peters, Alicia Keys, and Drake.

“This is not your grandparent’s poetry. Think Hip Hop without the music, with clever word play, passion and energy.”

Dwayne Morgan

November 09, 2021 – Toronto, On - Dwayne Morgan, two-time National Poetry Slam Champion, author & producer presents the 22nd annual “When Brothers Speak” Spoken Word Concert, Saturday, November 27th, at 8 PM. Morgan, Canada’s spoken word guru, founded Up from The Roots entertainment to promote the positive artistic contributions of African Canadian and urban influenced artists. The curator, producer, and host of “When Brothers Speak,” Morgan has put together the best of the best. The special line up for this year’s concert features performances by Ontario’s first Poet Laureate, Randell Adjei, Toronto’s Patrick Waters, Hamilton’s Eddie Lartey and special guest, Obbie West from Las Vegas. Take time to nourish your mind.

“When Brothers Speak” remains North America's largest and longest running showcase of black, male, spoken word artists. Events of the past two years are a reminder of how quickly our lives can change and how important communication is. For the second year “When Brothers Speak” will be held virtually, offering audiences across the country the opportunity to log into the performances. The popular concert creates a space for sharing and listening to stories that stay relevant. We live in a fast-paced world of social media and technology, allowing ourselves quiet time to listen is a source of peace. “When Brothers Speak” is an opportunity to listen to poetry that wakes emotions and renews energy and there is no one better to present this concert than Dwayne Morgan. Morgan is a Scarborough Walk of Fame inductee, a recipient of the African Canadian Achievement Award and the Harry Jerome Award. He has performed for Barack Obama, former Governor General of Canada, Michaelle Jean, and shared the stage with many artists including Russell Peters, Alicia Keys, and Drake.

“This is not your grandparent’s poetry. Think Hip Hop without the music, with clever word play, passion and energy.”

Dwayne Morgan

November 09, 2021 – Toronto, On - Dwayne Morgan, two-time National Poetry Slam Champion, author & producer presents the 22nd annual “When Brothers Speak” Spoken Word Concert, Saturday, November 27th, at 8 PM. Morgan, Canada’s spoken word guru, founded Up from The Roots entertainment to promote the positive artistic contributions of African Canadian and urban influenced artists. The curator, producer, and host of “When Brothers Speak,” Morgan has put together the best of the best. The special line up for this year’s concert features performances by Ontario’s first Poet Laureate, Randell Adjei, Toronto’s Patrick Waters, Hamilton’s Eddie Lartey and special guest, Obbie West from Las Vegas. Take time to nourish your mind.

“When Brothers Speak” remains North America's largest and longest running showcase of black, male, spoken word artists. Events of the past two years are a reminder of how quickly our lives can change and how important communication is. For the second year “When Brothers Speak” will be held virtually, offering audiences across the country the opportunity to log into the performances. The popular concert creates a space for sharing and listening to stories that stay relevant. We live in a fast-paced world of social media and technology, allowing ourselves quiet time to listen is a source of peace. “When Brothers Speak” is an opportunity to listen to poetry that wakes emotions and renews energy and there is no one better to present this concert than Dwayne Morgan. Morgan is a Scarborough Walk of Fame inductee, a recipient of the African Canadian Achievement Award and the Harry Jerome Award. He has performed for Barack Obama, former Governor General of Canada, Michaelle Jean, and shared the stage with many artists including Russell Peters, Alicia Keys, and Drake.

“This is not your grandparent’s poetry. Think Hip Hop without the music, with clever word play, passion and energy.”

Dwayne Morgan

Charles D. Clark is an American-born multi-award-winning professional SAG-Aftra actor known for his “Bad Boy” role in the FOX hit show Empire as one of Shine’s main Goon Enforcers. Charles has also played various Detective roles on hit true-crime series that aired on TV One, ID Channel along with being in several upcoming big screen and indie films. His latest appearance was in Will and Jada Pinkett Smith's new movie " Charm City Kings " which is on HBO Max. Charles has an extensive resume that is destined to continue to expand into being the next star in Hollywood. Outside of acting Charles is also a multi-award-winning transformation speaker empowering lives worldwide through his powerful and life-changing testimony.

Charles D. Clark is an American-born multi-award-winning professional SAG-Aftra actor known for his “Bad Boy” role in the FOX hit show Empire as one of Shine’s main Goon Enforcers. Charles has also played various Detective roles on hit true-crime series that aired on TV One, ID Channel along with being in several upcoming big screen and indie films. His latest appearance was in Will and Jada Pinkett Smith's new movie " Charm City Kings " which is on HBO Max. Charles has an extensive resume that is destined to continue to expand into being the next star in Hollywood. Outside of acting Charles is also a multi-award-winning transformation speaker empowering lives worldwide through his powerful and life-changing testimony.

Charles D. Clark is an American-born multi-award-winning professional SAG-Aftra actor known for his “Bad Boy” role in the FOX hit show Empire as one of Shine’s main Goon Enforcers. Charles has also played various Detective roles on hit true-crime series that aired on TV One, ID Channel along with being in several upcoming big screen and indie films. His latest appearance was in Will and Jada Pinkett Smith's new movie " Charm City Kings " which is on HBO Max. Charles has an extensive resume that is destined to continue to expand into being the next star in Hollywood. Outside of acting Charles is also a multi-award-winning transformation speaker empowering lives worldwide through his powerful and life-changing testimony.

Kathy Kolla is an award-winning director, actress and screenwriter best known for her roles in TV series such as Arrested Development (FOX) American Dreams (NBC) Eve (Warner Bros.) and Mr. Show with Bob and David (HBO). She wrote, directed and starred opposite Shari Belafonte (The Player and Hotel) in the award-winning film Plastic Daydream that is currently airing on national TV. Her music documentary feature film Who Is Billy Bones, is airing on the TV network KCETLink. It stars punk rock pioneers including Mike Dirnt (Green Day). Kathy also directed a PSA for Nat King Cole Generation Hope starring iconic singer Johnny Mathis. She has starred in the film The Truth is Underrated produced by the Academy Award-winning Andrew J. Sacks. Kathy's advocacy for animal rights and veganism has earned her features in VegNews Magazine and Ecorazzi. She has been featured on the cover of Ms. Hollywood Magazine.