SoulCast

SoulCast

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SoulCast episodes

  • Being Black with Mercy Soul

    Mercy Soul, writer, singer, producer, and most importantly a Life Speaker, committed to speaking life through creativity. While living out his personal affirmation, “My existence, My mission”, he is concentrating his more mature and wiser years to build Mercy Notes, a production company dedicated to using creativity to promote transformative healing. Currently the company include a quarterly upscale celebration of Love and Life with RNB Vibez for the Still Grown and Sexy crowd called Throwback Soul, an affirmation clothing line called Royal-T Creators, and Mercy Notes Recording Studios, with dedicated producers ready to help nuture and develop new artist as well provide space for more established artist. Also, in the spirit of community, the company collaborates with various community based organizations that are aligned with their mission.

    He is currently set to release two music project, Good Trouble’s  “Midnite Talks'' with Sme.Shz, (PRONOUNCED SAME-SHOES) on August 14th, his own project C.O.L.D. “Chronicles of Love Detoured), on his birthday, November 3rd, and “ The Black Owned Tour” featuring Good Trouble (Made up of Mercy Soul and Sme.Shz) and the band Black Elk Speaks, which will be kicked off at Throwback Soul on August 14th.

    Mercy Soul is continuously searching for opportunities to create positive change, first within himself, and then within everyone he comes across. He understands that healing is a never ending process that takes on many shapes, forms, and seasons. His mission is to learn how to provide a creative space that cultivates healing for everyone who chooses to enter.


    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1YaHQxLAiOMJYvaawY495R?si=27Ap4-AKTn-oUJ1Tb60vvg

    Instagram: @mercy_soul8 , @mercynotes

    Upcoming Event: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/the-rent-party-experience-1094219

    55 min
  • Being Black with The Soultry Sisters (Alyssa & Toni)

    Soultry Sisters Bio:

    The Junious sisters, Alyssa and Toni, created Soultry Sisters to empower women of color to live creative and healthy lives. Soultry Sisters is a community-based organization where we curate meaningful experiences that foster genuine connections. We believe arts and wellness are a birthright and should be accessible to all. Our mission is to connect, celebrate, and heal through sisterhood. We help support and honor our individual and collective healing journeys by building community.

    Links

    • website:https://www.soultrysisters.com/
    • instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soultrysisters/
    • youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbedT4znNDY6pPMPPiLl0zw
    • facebook: https://www.facebook.com/soultrysisters

    • 1 hr 8 min
    • Being Black with Jazmin Ayanna

      Meet our local Flower fairy, Jazmin Ayana, who currently resides as a San Diego resident. We met Jazmin at our first vendor event and her energy was so welcoming that we had to befriend her. She goes into detail about how it is living in San Diego--being she isn't from here. She also goes into detail about her business called Quantum Leaf Vibrations, which we are huge fans of here at MSD.


      Instagram:

      @jazm1111n_

      58 min
    • Being Black with Rashad Thompson

      Rashad Thompson from Oakland ca. 32yr old veteran and father of 3 kings. I've been involved with art for 30 years been active creating for 25 years. Mindfulness and emotion intelligence is the fuel to why I create. As an artist I feel like it's our job to challenge the imagination, so now that's what I aim for.

      Instagram: @espritreveurmac64

      Link Tree:

      https://linktr.ee/Espritreveur?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=a40fd7c2-5771-4692-9b9b-bf2b85ae7fa1

      45 min
    • Being Black with Selah Black Sol

      Selah began his journey performing as a featured artist for Wu-Tang, local open mics, churches and protest rallies in Georgia and South Carolina. This led to his own tour, ‘Poetry in Hip Hop: Upstate Tour. Including several open mics (BLaK Renaissance, BLaK Vibez and CRWD CNTRL) around the Upstate South Carolina area. Now residing in San Diego, CA, Selah BLaK Sol continues to spread his poetry and music with several featured performances at popular venues throughout the city. 

      Links to connect to Selah: 

      • https://selahblaksol.net/bio , 
      • https://www.facebook.com/Selah116/ 
      • https://unitedmasters.com/m/gettinmoney
      • Instagram: 

        • @selah_blaksol 
        • 👕 @blak7apparel
        • 📻 @freethought.society
        • Music: 

          • https://open.spotify.com/album/24EPYsBwElFBW5Nu5izuUJ?si=SCmVBwITRaOylTyfTpbsrw 
          • https://soundcloud.com/selah116
          • 42 min
          • “Being Black” with Jameelah
            Welcome to our special season for our podcast called “Being Black” This episode is about the co-creator, Jameelah Nunez, and her life in experiencing life as a mixed woman in San Diego—all through spoken words. You can follow her on Instagram at @meelaababyy. We decided to first find a way to introduce the community, society, then world to the black experience here in San Diego. This season is where we will dive deep into the stories of black individuals, black businesses, and black artist throughout their community and learning about them. We plan to promote, uplift, educate and unite all communities of colors and to do that, we must highlight the black community.
            17 min
          • Blood Moon Eclipse Reflection
            Jameelah goes into detail in regard to how she learned how to utilize the eclipse energy in her day to day life. She touches base on taking action, reflective moments, guidance, and advice on how to continuing to accept yourself and live in your authenticity. She attended a Blood Moon Eclipse workshop hosted by @codaqueenastrology (on Instagram) and how she felt with it and how it had affects on her day.
            26 min
          • Mental Health Awareness LIFE not month
            This episode is in support of Mental health awareness month. Jameelah goes into a brief update on how she’s doing so far this year and some words of advice to let you understand that we also are doing the work ourselves in order to help guide the community.
            23 min
          • Short Story
            This is a story based on Meela’s past weekend’s experiences. She deciphers the meaning of the interactions she had to assist in her level up as an individual.
            11 min

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          Welcome to SoulCast – real, raw, and rooted in truth. Our host, Meela, shares her journey through life, spirituality, healing, and relationships. We hold honest conversations on self-growth,…