How to keep going when the going ain't good. Join me for a conversation on a mission of life from someone who's been living 100 years.

Women of Root & Rock: The Trifecta 3~ From the Burning Büshe: Cold Chillin' With Shelley Nicole

Brewings and doings with my sister from another mister and musical comrade, Shelley Nicole. Tune into our musings on our dear Greg Tate, The Burnt Sugar Arkestra, Black Büshe and Priestess of Twerk.

https://www.blakbushe.com/

https://www.facebook.com/blakbushe/

https://www.instagram.com/shelleynicolechristians/?hl=en

https://www.watermillcenter.org/residencies/2024-artists-in-residence/

Women of Root & Rock: The Trifecta 2~BIPOC Rock with LaFrae Sci: Building With The Power of Music & Technology

Join me for a conversation with Groove Diplomacy's LaFrae Sci. In this episode, we talk about art, non-profit building with the power of music and technology, and LaFrae's connection to our beloved Greg "Ionman" Tate.

https://groovediplomacy.org/

Youth Big Band Siberia 2018:

https://youtu.be/4XoSTnoJEVQ

Youth Big Band, Siberia, Russia 2016:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyeVr8Pgxsc&feature=youtu.be

Drum Solo:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tuo1_4o60LI

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/groovediplomacy/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Sonic-Black-236810456367707

Women of Root & Rock: The Trifecta 1~That GOOD Rootsong Medicine with Karma Mayet

In this episode, I talk with the lovely Karma about healing with sound and touch. Karma shares the dew on her incredible journey as an artist, playwright, healer, and beloved soul in the constellation of Greg "Ionman" Tate and the Burnt Sugar Arkestra Family.

https://www.karmamayet.com/

https://www.instagram.com/karmamayet/

https://www.burntsugarindex.com/artist/karma-mayet-johnson/

https://weareili.org/people/karma-johnson/

In this episode I speak with Phil Monocle, my brother in FSHD, about how our condition moves through the body, survival tools, and inspiration medicine.

Phil grew up playing cello and bass and working with his hands, mostly with woods and metals, and ultimately worked as a violin maker and restorer until FSH muscular dystrophy forced him to stop. He has spent the ensuing time figuring out "life hacks" that allow him to keep moving and doing, for as long as possible, and in as safe a way as possible.

In our birthday episode we talk with Scott Harding about the will to continue to be artists after disability claims our mobility. We had a few glitches on the tech side, but this is the pilot so we're giving ourselves room to learn and grow. Hope you enjoy this session as much as we did. Thanks for tuning in!

http://scottyhardtrust.org/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Harding_(musician)

https://reverb.com/news/interview-scott-scotty-hard-harding-engineering-hip-hop