Where There Is No Vision, The People Will Perish

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Day Dayz stops by the Red Poets Podcast to talk about a variety of things including being a young father, losing his father at a young age, his passion for coaching basketball, how he started rapping, and more!

Who is Shawn Who? Find out in this episode of the Red Poets Podcast. Shawn shares his life story and what it was like growing up on the rez and trying to launch a rap career with very little access to recording equipment and other resources. But a lack of resources makes you resourceful and Shawn found a way! He also breaks down how he made the decision to change genres (and names), talks about DJing for the Minnesota Timberwolves, Twins, and United, discusses his move to Minnesota, and how he made his dreams a realty!

Youth Worker, DJ, Photographer, MC...Roosevelt Mansfield is a man of many talents. In this episode of the Red Poets Podcast, we talk to Roosevelt about his days as an MC with the legendary Abstract Pack, how he got into DJing, his passion for working with the youth, his amazing photography, and more!

Indigenous Roots is back in the building and this time it's their Co-Founder and Executive Director Mary Anne Quiroz! Mary Anne talks about her journey and what it was like coming to America as a child. She also breaks down the Indigenous Roots Cultural Arts Center origin story and shares her vision for continuing to help artists and enrich the community!

Cuauhtli Day joins the Red Poets Podcast and talks about growing up around music his entire life. He discusses his affiliation with Rhymesayers, Soundset memories, his creative process, whether or not he brings girls to studio sessions and more. New music on the way!

Ruti from Indigenous Roots is the guest for this episode of the Red Poets Podcast. Ruti talks about a plethora of topics including life, art, and plans to expand Indigenous Roots Cultural Arts Center to help artists in other countries!

When Someone Shows You Who They Are, Believe Them (The First Time)

You Have To Start In Order To Be Great