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This kid is tuned with his craft and gives us music that can helps us with mental health and accepting emotions. He's only 23 and this intuitive with life is amazing. Paxson has over 300,000 streams each a raising hip hop artists. You need him on you playlist for more info check out his link!
https://fanlink.to/paxsonchasemusic
My conversation with Doctors Sigmund Fraud & Fidel Cashtho
https://www.marxismandmedicine.com/
M&M is an online collective of workers theorizing a 21st century Marxist critique of healthcare and the medical-industrial complex. We have an awesome conversation about working class issues on how covid was addressed in our country.
#covid #middleclass #lowerclass #workingclass #healthcare #universalhealthcare #longlivecuba #cubandoctors
CEO of MysticqueRose Publishing Services, podcast host, founder of The Emancipation Movement,
She's doing a free virtual Kwanzaa celebration and is inviting black folks from both the US and Africa to join! check her fb for all the info https://www.facebook.com/PorscheMysticqueSteele
I want to thank Drea so much for returning to the podcast! this was a awesome episode talking about believing women and growth and dialogue on so many other topics . check out her podcast here https://www.instagram.com/unpopularpassion/?hl=en
I hope you enjoy this conversation I had with this amazing human being. She's a Indian artist that mixing pop with bollywood sounds its amazing! check it out https://found.ee/JeeteRaho
Amsi is a New York-based singer-songwriter. She has a formidable will to make a difference in the world through the power of music and entertainment. Born in Germany and raised in the United States, Amsi’s culturally diverse upbringing allows her to express a unique perspective. The songstress brings forth her colorful experiences in her artistry by creating pop hits with a Bollywood twist.
Amsi’s music is powerful, deeply immersive, and energetic. In 2017 she was given the opportunity to sing her song “Stronger Together” at the inaugural Women's March in New York City, which had over 400,000 people in attendance. Since then, she has performed all over New York City in iconic venues like the Knitting Factory Brooklyn, Bowery Electric & more. During quarantine, Amsi headlined the “What Did I Miss? “ Virtual World Tour where fans were able to join themed live performances while social distancing.
Over the past few years, Amsi has learned to embrace all of her identities. A daughter of South Asian immigrants. A woman who is determined to change the world. An artist who dared to believe in herself. “It took me a long time to be proud of who I am, and I am so happy to be able to represent a part of my culture in my art.”
chat with Podcast host of Friend to A Friend Podcast
"Where we speak about life, relationships & everything in between!"
Hosted by @ucancallme_rise & @teekay.taekeira on ig
check them out!!
Subscribe to Apple Podcast & Spotify linkfly.to/30620LErRct
Entrepreneur great interview check this out!!
Guiding artists & producers towards resources that enhance their skillsets + productions. Composer of 11yrs. & producer of 3yrs. check out his works! https://linktr.ee/simiux
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