Meet Them Mondays

Meet Them Mondays

By Christian PortillaSociety & Culture
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Meet Them Mondays episodes

  • Move over Miami, It's Broward County's Turn To Shine
    Evan Snow is a community and culture cultivator representing for Broward County and the co-founder of the #Choose954 movement and Art Fort Lauderdale.
    #Choose954 began as a way for Snow to get folks in South Florida interested in the fledging creative community in Broward County, specifically in Fort Lauderdale.
    In this episode, you'll hear him talk about the event that catapulted him on this path, the struggles in bringing people together, and how the movement has grown.
    @RoamFreeWrites
    @MeetThemMondays
    www.roamfreewrites.com
    33 min
  • JennyLee Molina Miami's Cafecito Queen
    If you've ever been to The Leah Arts District in Miami, a #HialeahNow event, or rejoiced in drinking your cafecito at 3:05 p.m, Miami's official coffee break time, you can thank the JLPR team.
    JennyLee Molina, the principal and founder at the firm, is the marketing genius behind some of Miami's favorite institutions and a culture cultivator in the 305.
    She began her business seven years ago soon after her son's birth and has been putting on for Miami's locals ever since.
    You'll get to know Jenny on a personal level. You'll meet the passionate mother and wife who manages to balance work and parenting and hear about her struggles as a creative artist who's had to wear thick skin in the name of her work.
    Jenny and the JLPR team work from the heart and pour love into Miami and I'm excited and humbled to introduce you to this powerhouse.
    @RoamFreeWrites
    @MeetThemMondays
    www.roamfreewrites.com
    29 min
  • JennyLee Molina Miami's Cafecito Queen
    If you've ever been to The Leah Arts District in Miami, a #HialeahNow event, or rejoiced in drinking your cafecito at 3:05 p.m, Miami's official coffee break time, you can thank the JLPR team.
    JennyLee Molina, the principal and founder at the firm, is the marketing genius behind some of Miami's favorite institutions and a culture cultivator in the 305.
    She began her business seven years ago soon after her son's birth and has been putting on for Miami's locals ever since.
    You'll get to know Jenny on a personal level. You'll meet the passionate mother and wife who manages to balance work and parenting and hear about her struggles as a creative artist who's had to wear thick skin in the name of her work.
    Jenny and the JLPR team work from the heart and pour love into Miami and I'm excited and humbled to introduce you to this powerhouse.
    @RoamFreeWrites
    @MeetThemMondays
    www.roamfreewrites.com
    29 min
  • Starve Marve The Alt Hip Hop,Conscious Miami sound
    Starve Marve aka King Negus is a Miami local making waves in the conscious Hip Hop and Rap scene. His music stems from what he calls a death dream or a desire to accomplish goals before his death. Inspired by the Y2K theory and The Haab or Maya Calendar Starve Marve set out to accomplish his musical expression as his death dream.
    The substance in his music is birthed from thoughts juxtaposing the American Dream with the struggle of obtaining it, through lyrical poetry about racial, cultural and status differences.
    I spoke to him in this audio interview from his home studio about Miami sound, his creative process and what the Miami artist community can do in efforts to increase collaboration in the alternative hip hop music scene.
    @RoamFreeWrites
    @MeetThemMondays
    www.roamfreewrites.com
    24 min
  • Starve Marve The Alt Hip Hop,Conscious Miami sound
    Starve Marve aka King Negus is a Miami local making waves in the conscious Hip Hop and Rap scene. His music stems from what he calls a death dream or a desire to accomplish goals before his death. Inspired by the Y2K theory and The Haab or Maya Calendar Starve Marve set out to accomplish his musical expression as his death dream.
    The substance in his music is birthed from thoughts juxtaposing the American Dream with the struggle of obtaining it, through lyrical poetry about racial, cultural and status differences.
    I spoke to him in this audio interview from his home studio about Miami sound, his creative process and what the Miami artist community can do in efforts to increase collaboration in the alternative hip hop music scene.
    @RoamFreeWrites
    @MeetThemMondays
    www.roamfreewrites.com
    24 min
  • Latinx singer Xenia Rubinos, representando in her music
    Xenia Rubinos. The Puerto Rican/ Cuban Afro-Latina singer- songwriter is using her music to share the narrative of Latino's, POC and self-proclaimed brown girls in America. Listen to her sophomore album "Black Terry Cat" and you'll see why we're obsessed.
    @RoamFreeWrites
    @MeetThemMondays
    www.roamfreewrites.com
    21 min
  • Latinx singer Xenia Rubinos, representando in her music
    Xenia Rubinos. The Puerto Rican/ Cuban Afro-Latina singer- songwriter is using her music to share the narrative of Latino's, POC and self-proclaimed brown girls in America. Listen to her sophomore album "Black Terry Cat" and you'll see why we're obsessed.
    @RoamFreeWrites
    @MeetThemMondays
    www.roamfreewrites.com
    21 min
  • Odd Blue Roses gives the "odd society" a place to speak
    Every other Wednesday The Anderson fills up with some of Miami's greatest minds. Everyday people allowing themselves to be vulnerable and tell their stories to the attentive audience. The spoken word event called Odd Society is a leg of Odd Blue Roses, a collective of creatives who host different events around Miami all in the name of expression.
    This is an audio interview with Ramis Mercado, one of the founders of Odd Blue Roses and a local poet. We spoke about community, Miami, and what it means to be expressive in a world with instant communication.
    @RoamFreeWrites
    @MeetThemMondays
    www.roamfreewrites.com
    20 min
  • Odd Blue Roses gives the "odd society" a place to speak
    Every other Wednesday The Anderson fills up with some of Miami's greatest minds. Everyday people allowing themselves to be vulnerable and tell their stories to the attentive audience. The spoken word event called Odd Society is a leg of Odd Blue Roses, a collective of creatives who host different events around Miami all in the name of expression.
    This is an audio interview with Ramis Mercado, one of the founders of Odd Blue Roses and a local poet. We spoke about community, Miami, and what it means to be expressive in a world with instant communication.
    @RoamFreeWrites
    @MeetThemMondays
    www.roamfreewrites.com
    20 min
  • Self Love and Body Paintography with Cynthia Fleischmann
    Cynthia Fleischmann is an artist who specializes in body paintography, painting naked bodies into their environment and photographing them for exhibition.
    Her journey as an amputee after losing her right leg in an accident last year has been defined by her positive state of mind and humorous approach.
    Cynthia is establishing her femininity, sex, and independence her way and has overcome this accident by living in purpose with a greater sense of awareness and life.
    @RoamFreeWrites
    @MeetThemMondays
    www.roamfreewrites.com
    48 min

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Meet Them Mondays hosted by Christian Portilla tells stories of the wins and losses on the road to success. For more stay in touch @CallHerChristian & @MeetThemMondays.