The Song You Heard

In this episode, I talk with Kunu Bearchum, member of the Northern Cheyenne and Ho-chunk Nations. Kunu is a multi-media artist and storyteller, centering the stories of indigenous communities. Kunu also brought along Leslie Lightcode, who plays guitar and sings a song of his own.

In this episode, I interview THE Miss Toni Hill, local singer and community organizer. Toni sings a few of her songs and we discuss what it's like to be a single mom making their way in the music industry and world.

In this episode, I interview Darlene Solomon-Rogers, AKA Blacque Butterfly, a Portland native, poet, activist, community engager, and hugger par excellence.

Miss Toni Hill makes a guest appearance on the Blacque Butterfly's first song, "I Saw You."

Welcome to The Song You Heard, a new podcast about art, music, activism, and all the connections in between, hosted by me, Jana Crenshaw. Each episode I'll feature artist-activists of all sorts, and together we'll discover what drives them as they live their creative lives. You'll also get to hear the world premiere of a collaboration with each guest artist. You're here because you crave connection and inspiration. We hope to be the song you heard today.