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- VisAbleBlackwoman Podcast Playreading Recording of Namaste B*tches Part 1Play #4 of Community Organized!——- recorded LIVE on Friday July 10, 2020 at 7:30pm E.S.TNamaste B*tches.Written & Directed by Jeanine T. AbrahamSummer...2018- Two Black Female Yoga/Wellness influencers meet with the two white female owners of the hottest Yoga and wellness talent Agency in New York City.Breezy Leigh - Daeshanda ReynoldsSarah Street- TerralakshmiJulie Voshell- Izzie RobertsJeanine T. Abraham - Julia AbbottProduced by: Core to Coeur & VisAbleBlackwoman ProductionsThe conversation in our Greenroom was so rich, we decided to make this podcast episode a 3 part series!Namaste B*tches. part 1 is a reading of the play, setting of our community agreements and the bios of our guests.Crystal McCreary ~ crystalmccrearyyoga.comSusanna Barkataki ~Honor Yoga’s Roots : Courageous Ways To Deepen Your Yoga Practice - susannabarkataki.comSara Clark ~ instagram.com/saraclarkyogaLeoRising ~ leorisingyoga.comCarrington Jackson ~ carringtonjacksonyoga.comShannon Algeo ~ shannonalgeo.comSupport VisAbleBlackwoman Productions on Patreon: patreon.com/visableblackwomanCore To Coeur ~ coretocoeur.comThe purpose of VisAbleBlackwoman Productions the Podcast, is to create virtual brave spaces to get to know one another, grow empathy and begin the process of being together, in collective community, ALL ARE WELCOME.Please leave me a message on this app and let me know how hearing this play effected you. What did you agree with, what got under your skin and how do you think the impact of systems and White Dominance play on the ability for Black Women and White Women to form trusting community? Namaste B*tches, is an original Short Play written Jeanine T. Abraham. Namaste B*tches has been Copywritten by Jeanine T. Abraham, VisAbleblackwoman Productions, for the Private use of our audience exclusively. Any descriptions, accounts and other use of this podcast content, without the consent of Jeanine T. Abraham, VisAbleblackwoman Productions is strictly prohibited.Theme music by DJ Nickodemus of WonderWheelRecordings---Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeanine-t-abraham/message54 min
- Interview with Yoga teacher Carrington JacksonCarrington’s joining us as a member of our panel for our Greenroom conversation after the Live Podcast Play reading recording of Namaste B*tches. I’ve known Carrington for a few years now and she is a dear friend and fellow social justice warrior in the wellness world. Enjoy this conversation between two friends with soma real hope for the future of wellness.---Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeanine-t-abraham/message55 min
- African Queen Chakra meditationThis week I read a powerful chakra cleansing guided meditation from the book: What Mama Couldn’t tell us About Love- Healing the emotional Legacy of Racism by Celebrating our Light by Brenda Lane Richardson and Dr. Brenda Wade. Available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/What-Mama-Couldnt-Tell-About/dp/0060930799/ref=nodl_#ace-456983146615 min
- Natural - By Jeanine T. Abraham a Community Organized! Podcast play reading
Natural play #3- from the collection Community Organized! Recorded on Thursday, June 18, 2020 at 8:00 pm EST
Written by Jeanine T. AbrahamDirected by Shannon PattersonSummer 2018 four friends wait online in Prospect Park Brooklyn to get into the World of Curls Natural Hair Festival.Shanice~ Breezy LeighAaliyah~ Teena MayMemphis ~ Nelly SaviñonJordan ~ Jeanine T. AbrahamAfter the play please enjoy the GREENROOM a gathering, brave space conversation about the play with the actors, writer and director. Music by DJ Nickodemous Wonderwheel recordings
Produced by VisAbleblackwoman Productions & Core to Coeur
Become a Patron of the arts! Support Community Organized! CLICK HERE and become a sustaining member of VisAbleBlackwoman Productions on Patreon.
The purpose of VisAbleBlackwoman Productions the Podcast, is to create virtual brave spaces to get to know one another, grow empathy and begin the process of being together, in collective community, ALL ARE WELCOME.
Please leave me a message on this app and let me know how hearing this play effected you. What did you agree with, what got under your skin and how do you think the impact of systems and White Dominance play on the ability for Black Women and White Women to form trusting community? Natural, is an original Short Play written Jeanine T. Abraham. Natural has been Copywritten by Jeanine T. Abraham, VisAbleblackwoman Productions, for the Private use of our audience exclusively. Any descriptions, accounts and other use of this podcast content, without the consent of Jeanine T. Abraham, VisAbleblackwoman Productions is strictly prohibited.
Theme music by DJ Nickodemus of WonderWheelRecordings
---Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeanine-t-abraham/message1 hr 5 min - Call in YES!!!Affirmations work. Meditation works. I’ve written this 3 minute guided inspiration for you to listen to whenever you think you can’t. Know you can. Join me for our next LIVE podcast play reading recording of my sorry play NATURAL Thursday June 18th on my virtual studio on Core to Coeur. Pay what you feel. Space is limited....here’s the ticket link: https://www.coretocoeur.com/app/teacher/809/profile---Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeanine-t-abraham/message9 min
- Podcast play reading of And Then They Came For.....by Jeanine T. Abraham
Play #2 of Community Organized! Is... And Then they Came for...
Written By Jeanine T. AbrahamDirected by Shannon PattersonThe play takes place in the near future in a third term of the current resident of the White House. Three friends meet up on a Saturday afternoon in Brooklyn, and have an encounter, that will change their lives.
Josie~ Rashidah Bernay FowlerRuth~Julie VoshellNaomi & NYPD Dispatch~ Breezy LeighNYPD Officer ~ Michael GeiseTake Action Support:www.savethepostoffice.com————-www.votesaveamerica.com———- you can also find out info about voting 🗳 in your state on votesaveamerica.comsupport Community Organized! CLICK HERE and become a sustaining member of VisAbleBlackwoman Productions on Patreon.
The purpose of VisAbleBlackwoman Productions the Podcast, is to create virtual brave spaces to get to know one another, grow empathy and begin the process of being together, in collective community, ALL ARE WELCOME.
Please leave me a message on this app and let me know how hearing this play effected you. What did you agree with, what got under your skin and how do you think the impact of systems and White Dominance play on the ability for Black Women and White Women to form trusting community? And Then They Came For..., is an original Short Play written Jeanine T. Abraham. And Then They Came For... has been Copywritten by Jeanine T. Abraham, VisAbleblackwoman Productions, for the Private use of our audience exclusively. Any descriptions, accounts and other use of this podcast content, without the consent of Jeanine T. Abraham, VisAbleblackwoman Productions is strictly prohibited.
Theme music by DJ Nickodemus of WonderWheelRecordings
---Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeanine-t-abraham/message1 hr 11 min - Podcast play reading of The short play: Educating Becky written by Jeanine T. Abraham
Educating Becky is the first of 5 plays in a collection, Community Organized! written by Jeanine T. Abraham.
BECKY- read by Julie Voshell
JOYCE - read by Jeanine T. AbrahamSTAGE DIRECTIONS- read by Rashidah Bernay FowlerTwo women, one black one white have a conversation in the Equinox Health Club ladies locker room...the last Thursday of the Obama Administration. PLEASE click here to SUPPORT VISABLEBLACKWOMAN PRODUCTIONS on PATREON
A MESSAGE FROM JEANINE: Hi everyone, I'm so grateful you're taking the time to listen to my podcast. Please consider these plays were written with the intention of being performed onstage. I've made a commitment to myself to keep writing scripts in order to continue to learn how to write during COVID 19 quarantine. The Playwright needs audience to listen to our and experience our stories live. I wrote this play with the intention for the audience to be able to ruminate, think about and discuss the situation my characters find themselves in.The purpose of this podcast is to create virtual brave spaces to get to know one another, grow empathy and begin the process of being together, in collective community, ALL ARE WELCOME.Please leave me a message on this app and let me know how hearing this play effected you. What did you agree with, what got under your skin and how do you think the impact of systems and White Dominance play on the ability for Black Women and White Women to form trusting community?
Educating Becky, is an original Short Play written Jeanine T. Abraham. Educating Becky has been Copywritten by Jeanine T. Abraham, VisAbleblackwoman Productions, for the Private use of our audience exclusively. Any descriptions, accounts and other use of this podcast content, without the consent of Jeanine T. Abraham, VisAbleblackwoman Productions is strictly prohibited.Theme music by DJ Nickodemus of WonderWheelRecordings
---Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeanine-t-abraham/message42 min - Visioning Out Tantric MeditationI’ve studied and practiced tantric meditation since 1998. Tantric Meditation uses the power of imagination to transform the mind. Positive thought takes action starting in the mind which is geared to accept negativity more easily than positive thought. Take time out to vision out a positive future while in the present moment. If you love what you hear please support me on patreon www.patreon.com/visableblackwoman---Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeanine-t-abraham/message33 min
- JourneyDance Solar Plexus chakraIt's a JourneyDance week!! the focus...Solar Plexus chakra.Solar Plexus Chakra is located over the stomach and under the diaphragm. This chakra is connected to self esteem, and freedom. It's passion, fire and controls our intuition connected to relationship, events and people.Most of our lives are spent looking at screens which weakens our spines. Opening up our solar plexus energy is aw way to strengthen our backs and spines.Use this podcast to break away from your day, take a dance break to invigorate your soul.CLICK HERE TO Join Jeanine for JourneyDance classes 3 times a week (Mondays & Wednesdays at 8:30am et & Wednesdays at 7:00pm EST) on her virtual studio on Core to CoeurThanks to our Music Sponsor DJ Nickodemous of Wonderwheel recordings.Songs: Livin' Your Dream- InstrumentalWill you still be here? - Instrumentalfrom A Long Engagement: Instrumentals & Extra FlowersCLICK HERE to buy Nickodemous' musicCLICK HERE to Become a sustaining member of VisAbleblackwoman Productions on Patreon. and if you’d like to leave me a message... https://anchor.fm/jeanine-t-abraham/message.Thanks for listeningAxeJ9---Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeanine-t-abraham/message15 min
- Reconnecting to our collective wholeness, in a culture designed to fragment us.My interview this week is with Michelle C. Johnson. Pronouns: she/her "Michelle C. Johnson is a social justice warrior, author, dismantling racism trainer, empath, yoga teacher and practitioner, and an intuitive healer. With over 20 years of experience leading dismantling racism work and working with clients as a licensed clinical social worker. Michelle has a deep understanding of how trauma impacts the mind, body, spirit, and heart. Michelle's awareness of the world through her own experience as a black woman allows her to know, first-hand, how privilege and power operate. Michelle has a Bachelors of Arts degree from the College of William and Mary and a Masters degree in Social Work from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.She has worked in several non-profits and served as an elected official and on many non-profit boards of directors. Michelle leads Dismantling Racism Trainings with large corporations, small non-profits, and community groups, including the ACLU-WA, Duke University, Google, This American Life, The Center for Equity and Inclusion, Eno River Unitarian Universalist Church, Lululemon, and many others. Michelle self-published Skill in Action: Radicalizing Your Yoga Practice to Create a Just World in 2017, and is currently working on her second book for Shambala Publications.www.michellecjohnson.comCLICK HERE to Support JourneyDance with Jeanine the Podcast on PatreonThank you for listening.Please subscribe and share!---Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeanine-t-abraham/message30 min
About VisAbleBlackwoman
From the publisher's feed
My name is Jeanine T. Abraham, I'm a Rotten Tomatoes Critic, a contributor to Black Girl Nerds, and I write articles for myVisAbleBlackwoman Substack. This Podcast is my audio home as a creative artist. Here you'll find Interviews, reviews, walking meditations, and Rhythm Therapy Creative Arts Audio Sessions.
Listen, and if you love what you hear, please subscribe, share, and support me on Patreon. www.pateron.com/visableblackwoman
Music by Geminelle, Nickodemous, Nikolaj Hess
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