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S2E3: Mission Suspicion: Uncovering the Histories of Kumeyaay Land
Grab your backpacks, because we are taking you to school! What's a flume? What's a Trumper Tantrum? Let's putz no longer; greetings, ya lil poods! We are so excited to call you Lil Poods from here-on-out. Maybe it's because we are scared and anxious poodles, maybe it's because we are professional poodcasters...it's tough to say. You have been named, and you can sigh a sweet relief that we will not call you Lil San Deezies as often as before. Ya Welcome...
We kick off each week with our local business/artist first, because we are adamant about supporting local. Not sponsored, just the real deal. Spoiler alert: these artists don't know we are selecting them until our launch date!!!
Adrianna introduces us to an amazing artist for this week's Business Feature: Carlos aka Primo Dirty! Carlos is a singer, songwriter, rapper, philanthropist and San Diego Native that leaves a beautiful fingerprint on this place we call home. We love our community philanthropists! Carlos is very active in our community with consistent outreach, activism, and events in support of Black Lives Matter. Vida Negra Importa! His curated events keep the collective alive and conscious with thought-provoking art and emphasis on anti-racism work. What a dream! Wait til you hear his music...
Saturday January 16th, join Carlos for Vida Negra Importa Music Protest for the people. Support your local black and brown artists in the heart of San Diego. In addition, Carlos will putting on a future (2021) community events that includes awareness of the Kumeyaay land and peoples, the very emphasis of our episode. It will include music, artists, local vendors, and a clothing/food/supply drive for those in need. Beautiful, we'll be there.
For more information on Hopes for Homeless, visit hopesforhomeless.org
Find Carlos a few different ways:
Instagram: @dirty_619
Primo Dirty on Spotify
We love you, Carlos!
This week is a heavy one! Adrianna and Kelli are born and raised San Diegans with nary a glimpse into the history of the place we call home. In support of #kumeyaayNation, A & K look into the real and gruesome roots of San Diego. We aren't happy! Our Catholic upbringing glorified the monuments that celebrated the genocide of indigenous, Native peoples, and it isn't sitting well. Unearth with us, as we give a blunt history on something our direct, white community needs to know about.
Some of the websites we referred to during our podcast:
viejasbandofkumeyaay.org
www.kumeyaay.info
timesofsandiego.com (read with a grain of salt)
IG accounts to follow:
@kumeyaaydefenseagainstthewall
follow the hashtag #kumeyaay
@soulrevision
@nativelikewater
@uniondelbarrio
Listen up, SD whiteys. Adrianna and Kelli come from Catholic schooling, so we have a few experiences that offer context to the colonization of SD:
-our 4th grade 'Mission Project' glorifying the invasion of Mexico, Kumeyaay Land, and California
-the glorification of Juan Diego, Cabrillo, and fellow colonizers of this territory
-education with the impression that our relationship with the Native peoples was peaceful (using words like 'Resolutions' and 'Peace Treaty' does not negate genocide)
We have a lot to learn! Join us, supposed SD locals. We have a lot to process, retribute, and acknowledge.
How to deal- Creature comforts this episode? Thanks for normalizing cannabis with us! Adrianna rolls us up some Eagle Scout! Thanks, merm. In addition, we love rice cakes, cucumbers, Baba Roasted Garlic Hummus, and some Blueberry Lemonade Bubbly. Yaaaas.
We love you, lil poods! Join us on IG, we'd love to hear from you @karmsdpodcast
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Grab your backpacks, because we are taking you to school! What's a flume? What's a Trumper Tantrum? Let's putz no longer; greetings, ya lil poods! We are so excited to call you Lil Poods from here-on-out. Maybe it's because we are scared and anxious poodles, maybe it's because we are professional poodcasters...it's tough to say. You have been named, and you can sigh a sweet relief that we will not call you Lil San Deezies as often as before. Ya Welcome...
We kick off each week with our local business/artist first, because we are adamant about supporting local. Not sponsored, just the real deal. Spoiler alert: these artists don't know we are selecting them until our launch date!!!
Adrianna introduces us to an amazing artist for this week's Business Feature: Carlos aka Primo Dirty! Carlos is a singer, songwriter, rapper, philanthropist and San Diego Native that leaves a beautiful fingerprint on this place we call home. We love our community philanthropists! Carlos is very active in our community with consistent outreach, activism, and events in support of Black Lives Matter. Vida Negra Importa! His curated events keep the collective alive and conscious with thought-provoking art and emphasis on anti-racism work. What a dream! Wait til you hear his music...
Saturday January 16th, join Carlos for Vida Negra Importa Music Protest for the people. Support your local black and brown artists in the heart of San Diego. In addition, Carlos will putting on a future (2021) community events that includes awareness of the Kumeyaay land and peoples, the very emphasis of our episode. It will include music, artists, local vendors, and a clothing/food/supply drive for those in need. Beautiful, we'll be there.
For more information on Hopes for Homeless, visit hopesforhomeless.org
Find Carlos a few different ways:
Instagram: @dirty_619
Primo Dirty on Spotify
We love you, Carlos!
This week is a heavy one! Adrianna and Kelli are born and raised San Diegans with nary a glimpse into the history of the place we call home. In support of #kumeyaayNation, A & K look into the real and gruesome roots of San Diego. We aren't happy! Our Catholic upbringing glorified the monuments that celebrated the genocide of indigenous, Native peoples, and it isn't sitting well. Unearth with us, as we give a blunt history on something our direct, white community needs to know about.
Some of the websites we referred to during our podcast:
viejasbandofkumeyaay.org
www.kumeyaay.info
timesofsandiego.com (read with a grain of salt)
IG accounts to follow:
@kumeyaaydefenseagainstthewall
follow the hashtag #kumeyaay
@soulrevision
@nativelikewater
@uniondelbarrio
Listen up, SD whiteys. Adrianna and Kelli come from Catholic schooling, so we have a few experiences that offer context to the colonization of SD:
-our 4th grade 'Mission Project' glorifying the invasion of Mexico, Kumeyaay Land, and California
-the glorification of Juan Diego, Cabrillo, and fellow colonizers of this territory
-education with the impression that our relationship with the Native peoples was peaceful (using words like 'Resolutions' and 'Peace Treaty' does not negate genocide)
We have a lot to learn! Join us, supposed SD locals. We have a lot to process, retribute, and acknowledge.
How to deal- Creature comforts this episode? Thanks for normalizing cannabis with us! Adrianna rolls us up some Eagle Scout! Thanks, merm. In addition, we love rice cakes, cucumbers, Baba Roasted Garlic Hummus, and some Blueberry Lemonade Bubbly. Yaaaas.
We love you, lil poods! Join us on IG, we'd love to hear from you @karmsdpodcast