There Radio

Today on the show we have cellist and composer Malcolm Parson. He has performed with many artist such as PJ Morton, BJ the Chicago Kid, The Eagles and more. He has participated in film projects Little Woods, The Sentence of Michael Thompson, and most recently If I Go Will they Miss Me. 

This year Malcolm released an album titled Letters from Home. 

I spoke with Malcolm about Letters from Home, working on If You Go Will They Miss Me, balancing work and life, advice from Quincy Jones, and recovering from injury. Thank you to Malcolm for joining us.

You can follow Malcolm’s work at www.malcolmparson.com 

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Today on the show we have Roman Zepeda known by his artist name Turbo Sonidero. He is a East San Jose producer creating a new wave of cumbia along with his collective Kumbia Net. I heard about Turbo Sonidero from his project Lowrider Kumbias, which are cumbias that include oldie samples.

We spoke with Roman about how he found music as an escape, being inspired by DJ Shadow, patience, and bridging generations with cumbia.

You can follow Turbo Sonidero on Instagram @turbosonidero. Listen to the music on Spotify and Bandcamp at

turbosonidero.bandcamp.com

This week I have the pleasure of sharing an interview with Lupita Limon Corales. They are one of my favorite poets from Los Angeles. In their poetry they show love, its simplicity, complications and everything in between. 

We connected and talked about Shakira, Audre Lorde, their poetic voice, trees as abolitionist allies, and why it’s always safer to jaywalk. 

This conversation reminds me to continue being hopeful in this world and that permission to create is never needed. We hope this conversation does the same for you. 

We are happy to share 3 of Lupita’s poems in this episode. 

- Someone’s Fulana

- Dentist off Juanita Avenue

- Choreography for a car across the basin

Follow Lupita on twitter @tree_apprentice

Lupita and I were both published on @sincesar last issue. Check them out, and support local poets!

Bradley Afroilan is a graphic designer from San Jose who has worked with companies like Revlon, Puma, Uniqlo. He is the founder of a skateboarding zine named Skrrt based in New York. Skrrt began as a personal documentation of his life in New York but has transformed into a group of skaters creating a scene with magazines, posters, skate videos, and most recently skate events. I spoke with Bradley about his participation in Renaming Barrow’s Hall at UC Berkeley, starting Skrrt, on just doing it, and why he owes everything to skateboarding.

Follow Skrrt on instagram @skrrt.nyc 

Learn more about Bradley and his work at www.bradleyafroilan.com

Each episode of There Radio includes song(s) that are on the rise and/or connected with the artist. 

Danny is an up and coming producer from East LA. He has been making waves in the latin hip hop scene, collaborating with artists Chito Ranas, Swifty Blue, and Feefa to name a few. I spoke with Danny about East LA, reaching a million views on youtube, his production, and the importance of family. Hope you enjoy.

Follow Danny on Instagram @dannyb___

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