Join Your Host, Tribbz as she talks with Chicago's Shani Crowe about her life, personal style, and her latest art exhibit 'Braids'

Your host Tribbz gets comfortable with Philipino-American, Chicago native, LA transplant, DJ KingMarie as she closes out Volume 1 of P Power Radio.

Your host Tribbz gets comfortable with Philipino-American, Chicago native, LA transplant, DJ KingMarie as she closes out Volume 1 of P Power Radio.

Join your host, Tribbz, on board a Royal Carribbean Cruise ship as she talks with Sophie Beya about her faith.

Join your host, Tribbz, on board a Royal Carribbean Cruise ship as she talks with Sophie Beya about her faith.

"Since the institution of the United States as we know it, organized resistance has been at the center of every major political and social change this country has seen. The Boston Tea Party, was the INFAMOUS deliberate action that sparked the American Revolution. The women’s suffrage movement of the early 20th century, the civil rights movement of the …entire existence of this country, let’s be real, and the gay rights movement have all seen political and social victories in some way due to the work of organizers and the visibility that protests give to the issue at hand.

Organizers, demonstrators and participants continue to pour their blood, sweat, tears and bail money into fighting for a cause. And in Chicago, one of those organizers is Tess Raser, a member of Assata’s Daughters and leader in the activist community."

"Since the institution of the United States as we know it, organized resistance has been at the center of every major political and social change this country has seen. The Boston Tea Party, was the INFAMOUS deliberate action that sparked the American Revolution. The women’s suffrage movement of the early 20th century, the civil rights movement of the …entire existence of this country, let’s be real, and the gay rights movement have all seen political and social victories in some way due to the work of organizers and the visibility that protests give to the issue at hand.

Organizers, demonstrators and participants continue to pour their blood, sweat, tears and bail money into fighting for a cause. And in Chicago, one of those organizers is Tess Raser, a member of Assata’s Daughters and leader in the activist community."

By now, we’ve all heard Beyonce’s new album #Lemonade at least 436 times. (Personally I’m on 448 times repeated back to back ) And the myriad of think pieces, facebook statuses and public opinion that this project has spawned all give #QueenBey credit for making some good ass metaphorical lemonade.

But you know like I know, Beyonce is not an actual person, she is a robotic machine and/or alien from Mars and her life is not real. Ok, I’m sure she’s human but although I can relate to the emotions she revealed in her lyrics, if my partner cheats on me I can’t release a surprise album and break records in a fucking flash.

And even still, I like the rest of us “normal” folks, have to somehow make #Lemonade probably daily. From goin to your bullshit ass job, and having to put your best, code switched foot forward to try to climb the corporate ladder, to surviving off of like $30 til your next payday, we all have to make the best of unfortunate situations.

By now, we’ve all heard Beyonce’s new album #Lemonade at least 436 times. (Personally I’m on 448 times repeated back to back ) And the myriad of think pieces, facebook statuses and public opinion that this project has spawned all give #QueenBey credit for making some good ass metaphorical lemonade.

But you know like I know, Beyonce is not an actual person, she is a robotic machine and/or alien from Mars and her life is not real. Ok, I’m sure she’s human but although I can relate to the emotions she revealed in her lyrics, if my partner cheats on me I can’t release a surprise album and break records in a fucking flash.

And even still, I like the rest of us “normal” folks, have to somehow make #Lemonade probably daily. From goin to your bullshit ass job, and having to put your best, code switched foot forward to try to climb the corporate ladder, to surviving off of like $30 til your next payday, we all have to make the best of unfortunate situations.

Host Tribble, travels from city--to-city meeting millenial women who are changing their communities and the world. In this episode, Tribble chats with Chicago's 'raptivist' Bella BAHHS about being a healer and hood Princess.