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Hello friends, neighbors, supporters, and haters. It’s been a minute since we connected, but I wanted to share a few interesting stories that I’ve been collecting along the way. A few quickies first. One, for those who have been following, I’m now five months post-kidney donation. My daughter is doing amazing and I’ve never felt better. Also, I recently launched Manny Faces Media, an independent media production shop specializing in podcasting and audio journalism. Visit us today for consultation, show development, production work, editing needs, etc.
Speaking of podcasts, new episodes of the WORLD’S SMARTEST HIP-HOP PODCAST are coming! Visit and subscribe to Hip-Hop Can Save America! wherever you get your favorite podcasts. OK, on to more stories of hip-hop innovation, inspiration, and insight.
If you’d like a speaker/panelist/consultant to help you or your organization examine ways that hip-hop can improve many areas of society (education, business, social justice, health & wellness, STEM fields, etc.), reach out and let’s talk about talking!
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From Hip-Hop To Harmony, Music Has A Place In Science Education
Educators and musicians at a two-day conference on science music agree that the key to creating educational content using music is to keep the audience engaged and active.
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New Orleans rapper Mia X joins Loyola University faculty to teach courses on hip-hop
New Orleans rapper Mia Young, known as Mia X, wears many hats. She’s a songwriter, an actress, an author, a chef and most recently — one of Loyola University’s newest
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Professor of Hip-Hop Reflects on Two Years in Charlottesville, New Work | UVA Today
A.D. Carson joined the McIntire Department of Music as a professor of hip-hop shortly before the 2017-18 academic year.
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MTV, Save the Music launch grant named after J Dilla
MTV and the Save the Music nonprofit organization have launched a grant named after the J Dilla, the highly influential rapper-producer who died in 2006
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The Hip-Hop Transformation maps new growth with double album release
The Cambridge-based music education non-profit drops a new album and expands from a summer program to a year-long effort.
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Wu Tang Clan endorses, launches tech ed program with Newark-based MoCaFi
Triumph is a free start-up school for black and Latinx entrepreneurs to help spur innovation in cities like Newark, and to try to close the racial wealth gap.
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Princess Nokia Interview: How the Rapper Went Independent to Become 'A Full-Fledged Queen'
There’s no stopping the 27-year-old New York rapper. “I have some really great new music coming out this summer, which I’m really excited about,” she shares.
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Frank Ocean Makes Moves Like Nobody Else
The singer-songwriter makes moves like nobody else.
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Watch Lizzo Play The Tiny Desk : NPR
Backed by a band assembled just for this occasion, the breakthrough pop icon performs three joyfully showy songs from Cuz I Love You.
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How ‘Freestyle Love Supreme’ Brought Beatboxing and Rap to Broadway
An improv hip-hop musical that’s pure joy
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Museum of Dead Words 'lays to rest' harmful words through hip-hop and art | am New York
Say “goodbye” to 11 “meaningless” words at the Museum of Dead Words in Brooklyn from Sept. 21 to 27.
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Jamel Shabazz : A Time Before Crack - Interview
Jamel Shabazzis a street/hip-hop photographer who is also the most recent recipient of the Gordon Parks award. A time before the crack epidemic is very close to Jamel’s heart. Having been a corrections officer during his initial period of photography he saw the devasting toll crack…
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Hip hop tribute at New York City library - Story | WNYW
There is now a tribute to hip hop in the Queens Public Library.
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SORTA LIKE IF ‘DEMOCRACY NOW’ & BLACK THOUGHT HAD A PODCAST BABY
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It’s hard-hitting social justice journalism mixed with hip-hop with the groundbreaking (and multiple award-winning) podcast, News Beat.
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France is Experiencing a Hip-Hop Revolution
We examine the hip-hop revolution currently taking place in France, including PNL, Nekfeu, and more.
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PODCAST: HIP-HOP CAN SAVE AMERICA! Interviews with innovators
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AES New York 2019 » Archiving and Restoration Track Event AR02: Cache Rules Everything Around Me: Archiving and Preserving Hip-Hop in a Digital Age
This panel examines: Who should assume responsibility and control the narratives surrounding these artifacts? Who can implement the technologies needed to preserve, archive, and distribute hip-hop? Academic institutions vs/and community-driven preservation projects?
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