Poeticjazztice

On Sunday, October 7, 2018 I did an interview with Kizomba dance tutor David Bonner. It is the latest in a series of conversations I have been having with musicians, academics, professional and hobbyist dancers, party goers, event planners and others populating the pluriverse of rhythmic expression.

This series of podcasts brings together these interviews and related articles and activities I pursue under the label "I Think Therefore I Jam".

This audio recording is the third and final part of a three part "conversational" interview I did with Selma James on February 21, 2018.

The focal point here, from my perspective, is James and my disagreement about the cause of the failure of the Grenada revolution.

The two earlier parts of the interview, were recorded on my mobile phone and can be viewed on Youtube at the links below.

The reasons for the segmenting of the interview are explained in a forthcoming article, to be posted on my blog: www.korebelief.com

First segment:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBVRf15XT5I&t=14s

Second segment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cG-bETDudTQ

An Indian Muslim woman I met in Norfolk talks about the true meaning of the word "Jihad". She stresses the need for patience and perseverance

It sounds a lot like the point of my song "Small Beginnings".

#LewdLogic

The first part of the "Lewd Logic" discourse I published in 2000 denouncing excessive clerical criticism of Barbadians' lewd dancing, known locally as "Wukking up".

An interview with a street preacher I met in London.

Interview with Democrats Abroad's Robert Carolina, in London (2013 ). The occasion was an event celebrating Barack Obama's re-election.