The Framing Podcast

The Framing Podcast

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The Framing Podcast episodes

  • 2Pac Was An Average MC – Mark Campbell | E 005

    Recognizing the potential for hip hop to transcend intergenerational barriers, Dr. Mark Campbell, Ontario Certified school teacher and Professor at Ryerson University, and his team, created the Northside Hip Hop Archive (NSHH) and a series of accompanying archival exhibits to re-engage students at all grade levels and preserve an integral piece of Canadian history.
    The NSHH is intended to be a tool to produce engaging, new curriculum content for school boards across Canada. Since the archive launched in 2010, there have been multiple archival exhibits held to raise public awareness e.g the T-Dot Pioneers Exhibition in Toronto, CBC and NSHH partnered to launch “The Hip Hop Summit,” a week-long celebration of Canadian hip hop, NSHH Archive in association with the Royal Ontario Museum, Ryerson University and The Masterplan Show at CIUT 89.5fm launched its first ever Archive Fellows honouring the lifetime achievements of Toronto’s DJ Ron Nelson from CKLN’s Fantastic Voyage Show (1983-1990) and the visual art of Hamilton’s Leon ‘Eklipz’ Robinson. In 2016, the NSHH started the “I Was There” project, a community activation project honouring the work of various hip hop culture pioneers in four cities across Canada which started in 2016 and is continuing into 2017. "The I Was There project is about acknowledging the Architects of hip hop communities in several Canadian cities as well as about creating public awareness and appreciation about hip hop's legacy in our country," The “I Was There” project celebrates the accomplishments of little-known hip-hop legends in Canada, adding personalized archival collections and narration to the existing archival content on www.nshharchive.ca. This year’s exhibits will be held in Montreal, Saskatoon, Hamilton and Toronto.
    Participants have included legendary Canadian names in hip hop such as Dalton Higgins, Citizen Kane, Ghetto Concept, Michie Mee, Kardi, K’naan, Dream Warriors, Saukrates, Shad, DJ Ron Nelson, Leon’ Eklipz’ Robinson, DJ Kool Herc and more.

    SOME QUESTIONS I ASKED:
    What does it mean to archive
    How do you decide what to archive
    How is value Created
    When money meets the music, does the music change?

    CHRY’s role in Canadian hip-hop
    How do you maintain integrity in the face of money?

    IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT:
    About remix culture and DJ’s
    How people on the margins of society use hip-hop to communicate
    Making history accessible
    What is Hip-Hop still here and why does it matter to young people
    Why Hip-Hop is a Battle and it’s quality control
    How Chance the Rapper changed the game
    What you don’t have to make money to be relevant
    Effective Guerrilla Marketing
    Why 2Pac was an average MC

    SHOW RESOURCES
    Site: NSHHArchive.ca
    Site: MarkVCampbell.ca
    Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/knowtorietywhyz/1st-set-sonic-intimacies (Sonic Intimacies)
    Twitter: x.com/TdotPioneers

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    43 min
  • Giving Up Xbox – Duane Jones | E 004

    Duane JonesDuane was born and raised in Bermuda and moved to Halifax to pursue a degree in Communication Design at the Nova Scotia Scotia College of Art and Design. He's worked as an artist and designer since graduating from NSCAD in 2004. Comic book art influenced a lot of Duane's early creative work. Later in life, hip-hop and Swiss design would also have an impact.

    These days, Duane is a strong advocate for mental health and social justice for underrepresented groups in society.

    SOME QUESTIONS I ASKED:

    How did you find your creative voice?
    Finish this sentence... Broke “_____”
    What were some challenges you faced with launching a clothing line
    How did you bridge Art and commerce as a creative business owner
    How do you start a conversation with a client to try something different
    Have you ever made a decision from your gut without research to back it up?

    IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT:
    Why he says Go big or Go home
    About his frustration with the creative industry
    How he came up with Art Pays Me and the Woke collection
    What happens in life when you focus?
    What if a designer was at the head of a company making decisions?
    Why Design is a competitive advantage in business
    What happens to his creativity at art school
    What to do when you have complete creative freedom on a project
    Why he gave up playing Xbox, but still keeps his membership
    What Dwayne learned about his dad after his father passed away
    Why he’s obsessed with legacy

    SHOW RESOURCES:

    Site: ArtPaysMe.com
    IG: instagram.com/artpaysme
    TW: x.com/artpaysme

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    44 min
  • How Drake Came Into Her Career – Kiana 'ROOKZ' Eastmond | E 003

    Rookz is an unlikely businesswoman. Leaving home at the age of 14 and then dropping out of school in Grade 9. She is an unlikely success story, which makes her achievements all the more compelling. From working on a worm farm to sleeping on couches to giving up her dog - Nothing was going to hold her back from success...

    OUR GUEST Kiana 'ROOKZ' Eastmond: https://twitter.com/rookzie In 2012, Kiana 'Rookz' Eastmond had just closed her first major business transaction with Drake for Rocnation after a whirlwind summer as an artist manager for one of Toronto's most recognized female vocalists. The success she was experiencing led her to work with Raekwon, Kardinal Offishall, Vivian Scott Chew and many others. It was at that time that she was able to recognize that there was no infrastructure developed in Canada for the successful growth of Urban artists. That deficit in a country full of talent inspired Kiana to open Sandbox Studios.

    SOME QUESTIONS I ASKED:
    What does creativity mean to you?
    What's behind, the name sandbox studios?
    The biggest moment in her career with Drake, and how did it come to be?

    IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT:
    - Her thoughts on Millennials and their skills

    - Her true superpower

    - Her minimum wage rule

    SHOW RESOURCES:

    - Site: http://sandboxstudios.ca

    - Site: http://www.rookz.ca

    - Twitter: https://twitter.com/SandboxStudios_


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    47 min
  • How To Double Your Child’s Success In School – Dwayne Matthews | E 002

    In this episode we find out how to double your child’s success in school using “The Strategic Parent Experience”

    OUR GUEST
    Dwayne Matthews is a life and education strategist, founder at dwaynematthews.life, and creator of “The Strategic Parent Experience™” A Curriculum that Helps Your Child Succeed With The New Evolving World of Education.

    SHOW RESOURCES
    Site - http://dwaynematthews.life/
    LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dwayne-matthews-b134447/

    FaceBook - https://www.facebook.com/dwaynematthews.me

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    1 hr 4 min
  • 12 Lies of The Imposter Complex – Tanya Geisler | E 001

    In this episode we talk to Tanya Geisler, Leadership Coach and we uncover the "12 Lies of The Imposter Complex". That thing, that voice in our head that stops our creativity and achieving greatness.


    OUR GUEST
    Tanya Geisler is a Leadership Coach (CPCC) with a penchant for clarity and an abhorrence of the Impostor Complex. She’s coached hundreds of high-performers combat the Impostor Complex so they can step into the starring roles of their lives and achieve their ultimate goals.

    SHOW RESOURCES
    Site - http://tanyageisler.com
    12 LIES OF THE IMPOSTOR COMPLEX - http://tanyageisler.com/12lies
    INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/tanyageisler
    FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/tanyageislercoaching

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    1 hr 11 min

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