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Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say: Cameryn Hunter Discusses LeadershipWelcome to the “Something to Say” podcast with our host, Mazi Mutafa. This episode features a conversation with Executive Director Cameryn Hunter of Cozy Black Girl Book Club on leadership and the ways innovative programming can drive lasting impact. They explore how bold ideas and effective leadership shape growth, resilience, and community transformation.
Co-host Patrick Washington sits down with youth poet Amasa Maleski, poet Dr. Khadijah Z. Ali-Coleman, Carlos Alonzo of the organization Free Minds, and poet Malachi “MalPractice” Byrd.
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2025-12-241h 47Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say: Born I Discusses Meditation and WellnessWelcome to “Something to Say” with host, Mazi Mutafa. In this episode Mazi explores the role of meditation and wellness in both personal growth and collective healing. The conversation highlights how these practices support balance, resilience, and clarity in daily life. It also considers their potential to strengthen community bonds and foster well-being at a broader level.
Co-host Patrick Washington sits down with youth poet Jojo.
Mazi Speaks with Dr. Esther Palacios-Barrios and Dr. Ryan DeLapp from The Ross Center.
Patrick concludes this episode with an interview with the...
2025-12-101h 44Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say: Mary Brown on Life Pieces to Master PiecesIn this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast our host, Mazi Mutafa, is joined by Mary Brown, Founder of Life Pieces to Master Pieces, to talk about the power of cultivating resilience and brilliance among Black and Brown Boys in Southeast, DC.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with youth poet Gabriela Orozco, and 2021 Arlington County Youth Poet Laureate, Amasa Maleski.
Mazi sits down with The Founder of Made in the DMV, Angela Byrd. They discuss her efforts to host her annual convention to empower hip-hop artists east of the river.
Patrick concludes this episode...
2025-08-131h 38Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say: DC Justice Lab on Criminal Justice ReformIn this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast our host, Mazi Mutafa, sits down with Nye Winslow, and Giancarlo Cambrelén Santiago of the DC Justice Lab. They speak about the work they are doing to reform policies that directly impact Black Washingtonians disproportionately.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with youth poet JoJo.
Later, Mazi has a conversation with Andre, Trayvon, and Jayce of Life Pieces to Masterpieces about their upcoming Summer event and the history of LPMP.
Patrick Washington concludes the episode with an interview with the 2024 Prince George’s County Youth Poet Laur...
2025-08-061h 37Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say: Manny Faces on Hip-Hop in AcademiaIn this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa speaks with Manny Faces about the power of the podcast and the importance of gatherings of hip-hop artists in Academic spaces. He also discusses preparing for the release of his first book.
After that, Mazi interviews Natalia Huitz Corvoisier who is a community collaborations staff member at Wholly Mammoth Theater. They speak on opportunities for youth to work in theater and have their ideas funded.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with Carlos Alonzo who is the head of programming and outreach at Free Minds...
2025-07-301h 41Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say: Quique Avilés Discusses Street TheaterIn this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast our host, Mazi Mutafa, speaks with Quique Avilés about his history as a street theater producer, actor, and his latest film project.
Co-host Patrick Washington sits down with poet and writer Kenny Carroll, and youth poet Kiara Ramirez.
Later Mazi speaks with O. Abiola Akintola and Sabriyah Hassan-Ismail of the Education and community outreach programs at the Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum in Annapolis, Maryland.
To close out the episode Patrick Washington interviews youth poet Jojo.
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The Voice of B2B MarketingDemand Generation vor Lead Generation im B2B | Praxis-Beispiel Zultner MetallIn dieser Episode von „The Voice of B2B Marketing“ diskutieren Host Julia Pichler und Julian Haas, Brand & Marketingmanager bei Zultner Metall, über die Einführung und Umsetzung von Demand Generation Ansätzen im traditionsreichen B2B-Unternehmen. Dabei geht es um die Bedeutung von Vertrauen, Sichtbarkeit vor dem ersten Kundenkontakt und die Transformation vom Produktlieferanten zum lösungsorientierten Partner. Julian teilt konkrete Einblicke in die Anwendung des „They Ask, You Answer“-Prinzips, die Rolle des Vertriebs, SEO, die Auswahl geeigneter Kanäle und Formate sowie den Wandel im Mindset des Marketings. >>> Und zum Schluss: Don't miss the 'B2B...
2025-07-2228 minWords Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say: Dr. Allan Laiño on Youth Access to MusicIn this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host Mazi Mutafa has a conversation with Dr. Allan Laiño, Principal Conductor & Advanced Studies Director National Children's Chorus about the access and impact of choral music in the lives of children.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with 2022 Youth Poet Laureate for Arlington County, Kashvi Ramani and Youth Poet Amasa Maleski.
An interview with Miyuki Williams, interim station manager at WPFW.
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2025-07-1107 minWords Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say: Nick Hernandez on being a creative in DCIn this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, interviews Nick Hernandez about his life as a producer, sound engineer, and DJ in Washington DC.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with youth poets Kiara Ramirez and Chimwekele Okoro.
Later Mazi sits down with Nina Brewton from Eaton House about her recent travels abroad.
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2025-07-091h 43Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say: Kari Fulton Discusses Environmental JusticeIn this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, has a discussion about the state of environmental justice with Kari Fulton.
Co-host Patrick Washington interviews youth poet Jojo.
After that Mazi speaks with Maxx Moses, aka Pose 2, about a recent arts immersion program he developed in California, and his own journey through graffiti and the larger creative world.
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2025-07-021h 40Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (03-25-2025)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa interviews Ms Smith and Ms Stanberry of the Junior League of Washington about the work of the organization and its current priorities in Washington DC.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with youth poet Precious Foreman.
Later Mazi converses with Toni Asante Lightfoot, a nationally known poet and Chinese medicine practitioner.
To finish off the episode Mazi sits down with event producer, Beau Canlas.
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2025-06-251h 41Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (03-18-2025)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast host, Mazi Mutafa, speaks with Life the Griot about his youth development work in Athens, Georgia, using chess.
Co-host Patrick Washington interviews writer and poet Kenny Carroll.
Later, Mazi speak with DJ RBI about his journey in music and the state of popular music and hip-hop.
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2025-06-031h 40Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (03-11-2025)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast our host, Mazi Mutafa, has a conversation with Leroy F. Moore Jr. about Krip Hop, and how differently abled or disabled artists have made their own space in hip-hop.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with Amasa Maleski, the 2021 Arlington County Youth Poet Laureate.
Later, Mazi speaks with Omar Eaton Martinez, President of The National Trust for Historical Preservation. They discuss his work to manage multiple historical sites around the country.
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2025-05-271h 42Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (03-04-2025)In this episode of the Something to Say podcast, host, Mazi Mutafa, speaks with Martha Diaz Founder of the Hip-Hop Education Center. They discuss Martha’s trajectory as an activist and social organizer in the hip-hop community.
Later, Mazi sits down with Suzan E. Jenkins the CEO of the Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County. They discuss the important work of the Arts & Humanities Council as well as recent legislative changes in Maryland.
To finish the episode co-host Patrick Washington speaks with Youth Poet Arianna Joy Bosley.
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2025-05-201h 38Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (02-25-2025)In this episode of "Something to Say": co-host, Patrick Washington interviews Kashvi Ramani, Arlington County's 2022 Youth Poet Laureate.
Host, Mazi Mutafa, speaks with Stan "Substantial" Robinson about creatives navigating the changes occurring in our government.
Patrick interviews multi-disciplinary artist Dr. Khadijah Z. Ali-Coleman.
DC poet Malachi "MalPractice" Byrd closes the episode.
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Groeivoer voor Ondernemers Podcast - inspiratie over ondernemen - door Gerhard te Velde#327 - Stronteigenwijs zijn. Zegen of vloek? Nadia van der Vlies & Gerhard te Velde over eigenwijsheid📈Goede software nodig om je bedrijf te laten groeien? Probeer Teamleader! Ruim 22.000 MKB-ondernemers gingen jou al voor. Ik werk zelf ook met Teamleader 😃 Check: http://teamleader.nl/groeivoer en probeer Teamleader vandaag nog gratis uit.Over deze aflevering:Nadia van der Vlies is ondernemer en eigenaar van een coachopleidingsbedrijf NONONS, met 30 medewerkers en 20 freelancers. Ik spreek met Nadia over eigenwijsheid. Is dat nou handig, of juist niet?Nadia onthult hoe ze als marketingmanager moeite had met de eigenwijsheid van haar bazen, maar later zelf net zo werd als ondernemer. En Gerhard doet een boekje...
2025-03-0931 minWords Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (01-28-2025)In this episode of the "Something to Say" podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, interviews marketing strategist, Gloria Nauden. They discuss the DMV's cultural impact on both the U.S. and the globe.
Mazi also interviews communications professional, Mercy Chikowore. They discuss how to craft compelling stories and how to get the media to be interested in your product.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with youth poet Saniya Pearson.
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2025-02-191h 36Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (01-21-2025)In this episode of the "Something to Say" podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, interviews Luci Murphy, community activist and singer, about how she works and serves in Washington, DC. He also speaks with Ama'd about his journey as a working musician in Washington DC.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with youth poet Lemonade Dream.
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2025-02-051h 40Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (01-14-2025)In this episode of the "Something to Say" podcast, our host Mazi Mutafa sits down with an important DJ in our region DJ Shablast along with one of Mazi's mentors, Hodari B. Davis. They discuss Shablast's journey as a DJ and the work Hodari is doing in Oakland, California, while he finishes his doctoral program.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with the 2023 Youth Poet Laureate for Washington D.C., Sophia Hall and Poet Chimwekele Okoro.
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2025-01-291h 45Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (12-31-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, speaks with poet Toni Asante Lightfoot. They talk about the U Street poetry scene, getting into poetry during college, transitioning from being a poet to an organizer, Chinese Medicine, the importance of uplifting communities, and the value of communal healing.
Mazi speaks with MC Mikal Amin Lee
Co-host Patrick Washington sits down with youth poet Lemonade Dream.
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2025-01-221h 33Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (12-24-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say Podcast” our host, Mazi Mutafa, opens up the phone lines and asks listeners to call in and reflect on the past year.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with educator, writer, and performance artist, Dr. Khadijah Z. Ali-Coleman. They talk about Khadijah’s appointment as the Prince George’s County Poet Laureate, becoming an arts educator, her ongoing projects, starting a non-profit, and she shares a few of her poems.
Patrick sits down with poet Arianna Bosley.
Mazi and Patrick discuss the various interviews that Patricks has conducted...
2025-01-151h 47Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (11-26-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, host, Mazi Mutafa, Speaks with Ugandan hip-hop artist Babaluku and Howard University Professor, Dr. Msia Clark. They discuss the recent hip-hop conference, the Bavubuka foundation, what community based work looks like within the framework of hip-hop culture, uplifting local artists via podcasting, encouraging more indigenous language articles to boost various voices within the hip-hop community, how a lot of hip-hop artists from Uganda are becoming teachers globally, hip-hop as a driver for Pan-Africanism, and the importance of practicing self-care.
Co-host Patrick Washington interviews the 2019 DC Youth Poet Laureate, Gabr...
2025-01-081h 43Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (11-19-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, speaks with Prowess the Testament and Substantial. They discuss the importance of conventions and their connection to hip-hop culture, the intersection of hip-hop and anime, how Japanese technology has influenced the world of hip-hop, how Japan has been influenced by the African American community, how anime and K-pop are introducing American audiences to new languages, and the connection between comic books and hip-hop.
Co-host Patrick Washington talks to educator, poet, and writer, Dr. Khadijah Z. Ali-Coleman.
Patrick sits down with the 2024 Washington DC You...
2025-01-011h 45Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (11-12-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, sits down with Columbian born, DMV based artists, MasPaz. They discuss how he got into art, how graffiti helped him develop his voice and identity, the inspirations and influences on his art, finding the balance between working and relaxing, how art has allowed MasPaz to travel, and the origin of the name “MasPaz.”
We hear from 2024 Youth Poet Laureate Tara Prakash, and Mazi speaks with Professor Tim Jones.
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2024-12-251h 44Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (10-29-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, speaks with our WBL Academy Director, Donney Rose and WBL Marketing and Communications Director, Dominic Painter. They discuss the importance of giving young people a voice, Donney's creative process, and the new generation of poets. Dominic discusses how the ways in which organizations engage with youth have changed over time.
We hear from co-host Patrick Washington who speaks with poet Lemonade Dream. We also hear from the 2024 DC Youth Poet Laureate (YPL) Isaac Yebio, 2020 DC YPL Marjan Naderi, 2024 Montgomery County YPL Tara Praka...
2024-12-181h 04Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (10-15-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, co-host, Patrick Washington, speaks with 2024 Montgomery County Youth Poet Laureate, Tara Prakash. They discuss Tara’s poetry journey, the inspirations behind her poetry, and she shares one of her poems.
Patrick sits down Sainey Ceesay, the 2021 Youth Poet Laureate for Prince George’s County, poet Jordan, 2023 Virginia state Youth Poet Laureate, Kashvi Ramani, and poets Saniya Pearson and Precious Foreman.
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2024-12-111h 05Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (10-08-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, Co-host Patrick Washington, speaks with poet Princess Best. Princess discusses how she got started in the arts, her experience with theater, uplifting women, discovering her artistic persona, she shares her remix of a Nicki Minaj song, and she also discusses balancing work and personal life.
Patrick sits down with 2019 Prince George’s County Youth Poet Laureate, Project MC, and 2021 Arlington Youth Poet Laureate, Amasa Maleski.
Mazi Speaks with Mark Andersen, one of the founders of We Are Family.
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2024-12-041h 37Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (10-01-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa is joined by Manny Faces, Founder of The Center for Hip-Hop Advocacy. They discuss how Manny got interested in the New York hip-hop scene, how to foster discussion between different generations of hip-hop listeners, what makes podcasting so important, and hip-hop’s influence on politics.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with poet Amasa Maleski, and 2023 Youth Poet Laureate of Washington DC, Sophia Hall.
Mazi speaks with environmentalist Kari Fulton.
Mazi also speaks with Jackie Ballard of the Nati...
2024-11-291h 46Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (09-24-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, speaks with our Academy Director, Donney Rose. They have a quick discussion about our academy. After that Mazi speaks with the founder of Heal the Hood, Emile Jansen. They discuss how Emile got started in the arts and activism, grappling with government suppression of information, and the Hip-Hop as Healing festival.
Patrick Washington interviews the 2024 Washington D.C. Youth Poet Laureate, Isaac Yebio.
Mazi talks to artist and activist, Pinqy Ring.
Patrick Washington speaks to DMV b...
2024-11-261h 45Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (09-03-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our co-host, Patrick Washington starts off the episode with an interview with poet, Kenny Carroll.
Mazi speaks with our WBL Academy director Donney Rose. They discuss Donney’s experience working in DC, what it means to be a programmer, differences in support for the arts across the country, securing grant funding,
Patrick Washington speaks with poet Kiara Ramirez.
Mazi is joined by Huston Poet Laureate, Emanuelee Bean.
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2024-11-221h 45Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (08-27-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, speaks with Samora Pinderhughes, the Executive Director of The Healing Project. They discuss how Samora got interested in the arts and activism, and The Healing Project.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with the 2021 Prince George’s County Youth Poet Laureate, Sainey Ceesay, and rapper, poet, scholar, and activist, Malachi Byrd.
Mazi Speaks with two members of Art Before Anything Else, Cary Michael and Edward King Martin Jr.
Mazi speaks with Co-host Patrick Washington.
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2024-11-191h 43Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (08-13-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, sits down with two producers of the show, Sydni Mingo and Donney Rose, as well as WPFW news reporter Chris Bangert-Drowns, and Alorie Clark of the DC Collaborative. They discuss the impact of the show on young people, pursuing a career in the arts and art administration, the importance of listener funded public radio, and the DC Collaborative.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with the 2024 Montgomery County Youth Poet Laureate, Tara Prakash.
Mazi talks with Dr. Toby Jenkins, the Associ...
2024-11-151h 17Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (08-06-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, sits down with Faith, a Words Beats and Life Academy student and Dr. Msia Clark, a professor at Howard University. They discuss the WBL Academy, the new hip-hop minor which will be available at Howard University, the evolution of racial identity throughout the world, Dr. Clark’s new book, and how hip-hop is changing throughout generations.
Up next, we hear from co-host Patrick Washington who speaks with the 2024 Washington DC Youth Poet Laureate, Isaac Yebio.
To wrap up this epi...
2024-11-121h 34Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (07-30-2024)In this episode of the "Something to Say" podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, interviews Carrie Fulton; Senior Organizing Director for The Center for Oil and Gas Organizing, and Gwendolyn Jones; founder of Climate Conversation Brazoria County. They discuss the importance of climate justice, the impact that industry has on surrounding communities, and the importance of regulations on community health.
Next, co-host Patrick Washington speaks with Isaac Yebio, who is the 2024 Washington D.C. Youth Poet Laureate.
After that, Mazi sits down with Chase Williams and Kristen Wright of Global Giving for an insightful discussion on...
2024-11-081h 45Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (07-23-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, sits down with Karen Baker to explore the Environmental Justice Artist Fellowship, artist advocacy, and the role of policy in supporting the arts.
Next, Patrick Washington chats with Amasa Maleski, the 2021 Arlington, Virginia Youth Poet Laureate.
Mazi then speaks to Kennedy Lucas, the 2024 Miss Black Maryland.
Patrick Washington also interviews Kashvi Ramani, the 2023 Virginia State Youth Poet Laureate.
Mazi has a conversation with Morgan Zaybow of NOAA (National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration).
Patrick talks to Saniya Pear...
2024-11-051h 44Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (07-16-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast our host, Mazi Mutafa, interviews Clyde Valentin. They discuss Clyde’s experience getting started in the arts, the Arts for EveryBody movement, the value in working across a wide variety of communities, and building infrastructure to help improve community health.
Next we hear from co-host Patrick Washington who speaks with Saniya Pearson who is the 2024 Prince George’s County Youth Poet Laureate, and Mia Dimina, the 2024 Arlington County Youth Poet Laureate.
After that Mazi speaks with Lemond Brown who is the founder of the Swal...
2024-10-301h 43Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (07-09-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, Mazi Mutafa shares information on DC grants for artists.
We hear from Patrick Washington who speaks with the 2024 Montgomery County Youth Poet Laureate, Tara Prakash.
Mazi continues his discussion on the arts in the DMV, and opens up the phone lines to discuss arts with members of the community. Followed by a conversation with photographer Nick G.
To wrap up the episode, Patrick Washington talks to Isaac Yebio, the 2024 D.C. Youth Poet Laureate.
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2024-10-231h 36Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (07-02-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast Mazi Speaks with Jeanette McCune of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. They discuss Jeanette’s family, finding self expression through the arts, arts administration, and The Kennedy Center.
Next, we hear from co-host Patrick Washington who talks to the 2024 Arlington, Virginia Youth Poet Laureate, Mia Dimina, and the 2024 Prince George’s County Youth Poet Laureate, Saniya Pearson.
After that Mazi Interviews poet and Director of the WBL Academy, Donney Rose. They focus their discussion on the importance of arts progr...
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Klanken & Koppen | Mensen die de regio Haarlem kleur gevenMarketingmanager van Lowlands, Bente Bollmann: "De festivalbeleving verandert sneller dan ooit."In deze aflevering van Klanken & Koppen is Bente Bollmann, marketingmanager van Lowlands en Down the Rabbit Hole, te gast. Hij werkt bij Mojo Concerts en is verantwoordelijk voor de marketing en communicatie van beide festivals.
Bente vertelt hoe zijn team het hele jaar door werkt aan alles wat je ziet en hoort op de festivals, van de huisstijl tot de festivalapp. Ook bespreekt hij hoe snel festivalmarketing verandert, vooral door de opkomst van diverse socialmediaplatforms en AI.
Daarnaast deelt Bente persoonlijke ervaringen, zoals zijn favoriete moment op Lowlands: een rondje over het terrein op zaterdagnacht...
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CASH2GoFleischkonsum im Wandel – Ansätze für eine neue Wertschätzung - mit Rudolf Stückler, Marketingmanager Fleisch und Fleischerzeugnisse in der der AMA-Marketing - powered by AMA-MarketingZu Gast im CASH-Podcast-Studio ist Rudolf Stückler, seines Zeichens Marketingmanager Fleisch und Fleischerzeugnisse in der der AMA-Marketing. Rudolf Stückler hat beim diesjährigen AMA-Forum Fleisch die AMA-Strategie für die Zukunft von Fleisch in Österreich präsentiert und wichtige Weichen in einem Marktsegment gesetzt, das sich im weltweiten Transformationsprozess befindet. Damit will die AMA in Sachen Fleisch aus Österreich auch weiterhin Taktgeber für Qualität und Sicherheit bleiben. Dazu gilt es, ethische wie auch ökologische Herausforderungen zu meistern, konsequente und transparente Informationen zu bieten sowie die heimische Fleischkultur weiterzuentwickeln und zu fördern.Wenn Sie wissen...
2024-09-2332 minWords Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (06-25-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast our host, Mazi Mutafa, interviews Andrew Blickle, Bria Gibbs, and Termane Jay Jr., of Life Pieces to Masterpieces. They discuss the programming at Life Pieces to Masterpieces, the connection between sports and art, and the goals for the organization.
Patrick Washington speaks with the 2024 Montgomery County Youth Poet Laureate, Tara Prakash, and Amasa Maleski, the 2021 Arlington County Youth Poet Laureate.
Mazi talks to Dior Ashley Brown, and Ashley Mitchell.
Patrick Washington interviews the 2023 Virginia State Youth Poet Laureate, Kashvi Ram...
2024-08-091h 46Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (06-18-2024)In this episode of “Something to Say” our host, Mazi Mutafa, interviews Joanna Harris of DC Public Libraries. They discuss Joanna’s family, how she got interested in literature, using libraries to give back to the community, and the “Know Your Power” workshops.
Patrick Washington speaks with the Youth Poet Laureate for Prince Georges County, Saniya Pearson and poet Amasa Maleski.
After that Mazi talks to poet and author Douglas Powell also known as Roscoe Burnems. They discuss the arts scene in Richmond, his book tour, encouraging wellness, a passage from his book, an...
2024-08-021h 45Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (06-11-2024)In this episode of the "Something to Say" podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, interviews rap artist Flex Mathews. They discuss Flex’s family history, creativity, creating art, being respectful as an artist, and upcoming performances.
Patrick Washington talks with the 2024 Montgomery County Youth Poet Laureate, Tara Prakash.
Mazi speaks with poet, artist, and author, Raquel Ra Brown. They discuss Raquel’s family story, Philadelphia, poetry, and motherhood.
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2024-07-301h 43Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (06-04-2024)In this episode of the "Something to Say" podcast our host, Mazi Mutafa, speaks with DJ 2-Tone Jones. They discuss his journey to becoming a DJ, collaborating with other artists, his current projects, and the inspiration behind Shaolin Jazz.
Patrick Washington speaks with Saniya Pearson who is the 2024 Prince Georges Count Youth Poet Laureate and Mia Diminia the 2024 Arlington Virginia Youth Poet Laureate.
Mazi speaks with Professor Dr. Msia Clark of Howard University. They have an in depth discussion on the current state of hip-hop.
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2024-07-261h 41Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (05-28-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast our host, Mazi Mutafa, interviews the President and CEO of Arts Fairfax, Stuart Holt. They discuss Stuart’s family, youth education in the arts, developing arts curriculum, the importance of opera, meeting the needs of artists, and the Poet Laureate program.
Patrick Washington speak with the 2024 Montgomery County Youth Poet Laureate, Tara Prakash and the 2024 Washington DC Youth Poet Laureate, Isaac Yebio.
Mazi sits down with Christian Heyne, the Chief Program and Policy Officer at Brady
After that Mazi talks...
2024-07-231h 29Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (05-21-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast our host, Mazi Mutafa, interviews Hezekiah. They discuss Hezekiah’s family, becoming an artist, navigating the music scene, spending time in Philly, and the state of hip-hop.
Patrick Washington speaks with the 2023 Virginia State Youth Poet Laureate Kashvi Ramani.
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2024-07-191h 13Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (05-07-2024)In this episode of the "Something to Say" podcast our host, Mazi Mutafa, talks to jazz musician and singer Aaron Myers II. They discus s Aaron’s family background, his career, the state of the arts in DC, and making the arts equitable.
Patrick Washington speaks with the 2021 Arlington Youth Poet Laureate Amasa Maleski, and Isaac Yebio who is the 2024 Washington DC Youth Poet Laureate.
Mazi opens up the phone lines for a discussion on what it’s like to be a musician in the DMV area and speaks to various local m...
2024-07-161h 44Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (04-23-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, interviews Karen Baker who is the founder of Social Art and Culture. They discuss Karen’s family history, her start as an artist, festival organization, helping artists, cultivating future generations of creatives, starting an artist fellowship.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with the 2024 Montgomery County Youth Poet Laureate, Tara Prakash, and the 2024 Arlington County Youth Poet Laureate, Mia Dimina.
Mazi sits down with Jaren Hill Lockridge, Leonina Arismendi, Lynda Andrews-Barry, Billy Frieble, Melani N. Douglass, Murat Cem Mengüç, Noël Kassewitz...
2024-07-131h 40Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (4-16-2024)In this episode Mazi Mutafa dives deep with Monica Sanders, Founder of The Undivide Project.They discuss Monica's path to becoming a lawyer, witnessing Hurricane Katrina, and her mission to bridge divides in D.C.
Patrick Washington chats with 2023 D.C. Youth Poet Laureate, Sophia Hall and later to 2023 PG County YPL, Precious Foreman. Mazi returns to speak with Maureen L. Dwyer, Executive Director of the Sitar Arts Center.
Thanks for listening! Stay tuned for another episode of "Something to Say."
2024-07-111h 41Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (04-02-2024)Host Mazi Mutafa interviews Kelvin Lyons, a Towards 2040 Fellow, about his family, podcast, mentors, leadership through the arts, and the fellowship itself.
Mazi then chats with Ravish Momin, D.A. Mekonnen, and Kamyar Arsani. They share music, discuss collaborations,artistic journeys, and play some of their work.
Co-host Patrick Washington takes over to interview 2024 Arlington County Youth Poet Laureate, Mia Dimina. They delve into her relationship with poetry, and she shares her poem "A Fox."
Mazi rejoins the conversation with the previous musicians and welcomes new guest Amirah Sackett. Together, they explore the...
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Radio Radzinski#106 Radio Radzinski met Tim De Neve: over de Pro League, de eindbalans en Puertas' waxStuur ons een berichtjeIn de laatste Radio Radzinski maken we de eindbalans op van het seizoen van Anderlecht. Da's er eentje geworden met een onverhoopte titeldroom, maar toch vooral met meer downs dan ups, zowel op als naast het veld. En daar kan ook communicatie- en marketingmanager bij de Pro League Tim De Neve van meespreken. "Geweld heeft zowel binnen als buiten een voetbalstadion geen plaats, maar de strijd tegen hooliganisme vraagt tijd, veel tijd."Godfried moet een van de enige supporters zijn geweest die voor aanvang van...
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Radio Radzinski#106 Radio Radzinski met Tim De Neve: over de Pro League, de eindbalans en Puertas' waxSend us a textIn de laatste Radio Radzinski maken we de eindbalans op van het seizoen van Anderlecht. Da's er eentje geworden met een onverhoopte titeldroom, maar toch vooral met meer downs dan ups, zowel op als naast het veld. En daar kan ook communicatie- en marketingmanager bij de Pro League Tim De Neve van meespreken. "Geweld heeft zowel binnen als buiten een voetbalstadion geen plaats, maar de strijd tegen hooliganisme vraagt tijd, veel tijd."Godfried moet een van de enige supporters zijn geweest die voor aanvang van de laatste speeldag...
2024-06-031h 50Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (3-26-2024)In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host Mazi Mutafa interviews Taylor Matthews. They discuss Taylor's family history, her journey as an artist, her college experience, choreo poems, and the Day Breaks community.
Next, Mazi introduces the new Youth Poet Laureates of Montgomery County, Arlington County, and Washington D.C. First, we hear from Tara Prakash of Montgomery County. Following that, our co-host Donney Rose joins us for a discussion on the Youth Poet Laureate poems. Afterward, we hear from Arlington County’s Youth Poet Laureate, Mia Dimina.
Later, our other co-host, Patric...
2024-05-281h 44CASH2GoMilch im Wertediskurs - Mehr Wert als nur Nährwert? - mit Peter Hamedinger, Marketingmanager Milch und Milchprodukte in der der AMA-Marketing - powered by AMA-MarketingAnlässlich des Weltmilchtags am 1. Juni ist Peter Hamedinger, seines Zeichens Marketingmanager Milch und Milchprodukte in der AMA-Marketing, zu Gast im CASH-Podcast-Studio. CASH Fachredakteurin Gabi Hinterkörner-Zauner spricht mit ihm unter anderem darüber, warum es heute mehr Kuh-Komfort bedarf, Händler und Betriebe verstärkt auf "Konsumpatriotismus" setzen und warum Konsument:innen ein Recht auf eine Haltungs- und Herkunftsweise der Milch haben. Wenn Sie wissen wollen, warum es wieder mehr Zugang und Nähe zur Landwirtschaft braucht und wie man Menschen, vor allem die junge Zielgruppe, die Türen via Social Media dafür öffnet, hören Sie rein. Dieser Pod...
2024-05-2817 minWords Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (03-19-2024)Our host, Mazi, welcomes Reem Bassous, the Artistic Director and Head of Faculty at the Washington Studio School. Their conversation explores Reem's educational background, her journey as an artist, her role at the Washington Studio School, and her experiences in teaching art.
Next up, co-host Patrick Washington takes the stage. He interviews Tara Prakash, the 2024 Montgomery County Youth Poet Laureate. Tara sheds light on her inspirations and shares her poem, "On Erosion." Following that, Patrick sits down with Saniya Pearson, the 2024 Youth Poet Laureate for Prince George's County. Their conversation delves into Saniya's use of poetry for...
2024-05-211h 41Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (03-12-2024)Host Mazi Mutafa dives into the world of cultural production with Asad Ali Jafri. They discuss Listening While Muslim, the Space Shift Collective, Asad's work with Words Beats and Life, and the Towards 2040 fellowship.
Next, Mazi chats with 2040 Fellow Neverless about her journey to the U.S., building her dance studio, and the power of dance to build confidence.
Co-host Patrick Washington takes the mic for a conversation with 2021 Arlington Youth Poet Laureate Amasa Maleski about activism, followed by a powerful reading of Amasa's poem "I Miss Y'all." Patrick then speaks with 2024 D.C.Youth...
2024-05-141h 41Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (03-05-2024)In this episode of the Something to Say podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa, engages in enlightening conversations with a lineup of inspiring guests.
First up is Poet and academy director, Donney Rose, delving into upcoming events and the Youth Poet Laureate Program.
Following that, Mazi chats with Megan Truman from Think Like a Boss, exploring her journey from upbringing to entrepreneurship, community building, academic pursuits including a stint in South Africa, and crafting a career in the arts.
Then, our co-host Patrick Washington sits down with Arlington County's 2023 Youth Poet Laureate, Ribka Desta...
2024-05-071h 19Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (02-27-2024)In this episode of the Something to Say podcast, our host Mazi Mutafa engages in insightful conversations with distinguished guests. First, Dr. Msia Clark, a respected professor at Howard University, joins Mazi to delve into the significance of hip-hop's 50th anniversary, her ongoing research and trip to South Africa, and the nuanced comparison between Afro-beat and hip-hop. They also explore various styles within hip-hop and touch upon the Hip-Hop African podcast.
Following this, co-host Patrick Washington introduces Youth Poet Laureate Saniya Pearson, who captivates listeners with her poignant poem crafted as part of the Cotton project.
2024-04-301h 39Radio Radzinski#103 Radio Radzinski met Sophie M’Sallem: over een stadsclaim, shirts en Martino ExplosionSend us a textDe poort naar een 35ste landstitel voor Anderlecht is stevig opengebeukt. Na rood voor Debast en een strafschop voor de buren uit Sint-Gillis zet Amuzu een kwartier voor tijd alsnog de 2-1 op het bord. Goed voor een eerste derbyzege in tien confrontaties met Union. “Het was echt afzien, ik heb denk ik aan geen enkele vinger nog een stukje nagel over,” vertelt marketingmanager van Anderlecht Sophie M’Sallem in een nieuwe Radio Radzinski. Jeu, set et match. De tekst op het spandoek van de Union-supporters na een zesde...
2024-04-161h 44Radio Radzinski#103 Radio Radzinski met Sophie M’Sallem: over een stadsclaim, shirts en Martino ExplosionStuur ons een berichtjeDe poort naar een 35ste landstitel voor Anderlecht is stevig opengebeukt. Na rood voor Debast en een strafschop voor de buren uit Sint-Gillis zet Amuzu een kwartier voor tijd alsnog de 2-1 op het bord. Goed voor een eerste derbyzege in tien confrontaties met Union. “Het was echt afzien, ik heb denk ik aan geen enkele vinger nog een stukje nagel over,” vertelt marketingmanager van Anderlecht Sophie M’Sallem in een nieuwe Radio Radzinski. Jeu, set et match. De tekst op het spandoek van de Union...
2024-04-161h 44Words Beats & Life PodcastsAlternative Winter Break Series ft. Jeannine A. CookIn this episode of the Alt Spring break podcast our host Greg Corbin interviews Jeannine A. Cook. Jeannine is an author, bookstore owner, and non profit leader, among other things.
In this episode Jeannine and Greg discuss the inspiration behind her bookstore, family history, the importance of Harriet Tubman, spirituality, her time as a grant writer, and much much more!
2024-04-1634 minWords Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (2-20-24)In this episode of "Something to Say," the podcast ventures abroad as our host, Mazi Mutafa, broadcasts from Nepal! Join Mazi as he engages in an enlightening conversation with Professor Jared Ball. Together, they delve into Professor Ball's recent thought-provoking speech at Bucknell University and explore broader themes surrounding Black History Month.
Later on, we're privileged to have co-host Patrick Washington join the discussion. Patrick engages with youth poet laureate Saniya Pearson, who graciously shares one of her recent poems, offering a unique perspective on contemporary issues.
Wrapping up the episode, Mazi connects with Lydia...
2024-04-091h 05Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (02-13-2024)In this episode of ‘Something to Say,’ our host, Mazi, interviews Lemuel “Life” LaRoche of Chess and Community. They cover various topics from Killer Mike's recent success at the Grammy’s to chess and robotics. “Life” discusses how he is trying to use chess as a way to increase social bonding amongst youth.
Next up in the episode, Mazi talks with Gabriel Martinez, who is the founder and executive director of The Black Girl Tribe. They discuss the importance of uplifting black women from a young age and how we can better do that.
Our co-host Patric...
2024-04-021h 06Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething to Say (02-06-2024)In this episode of "Something to Say," our host Mazi is joined by Stephan Stevens, the Executive Artistic Director of the Anacostia Playhouse. Stephan delves into his journey as an actor and shares insights on balancing his artistic pursuits with other endeavors.
WBL's Director of Poetry, Patrick Washington, converses with Mia Dimina, the 2024 Arlington, VA Youth Poet Laureate.
Wrapping up the show, Mazi engages in a discussion with Selene Parker about their recent excursion to Cuba.
2024-03-191h 34Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething To Say (1-23-2024)In this episode of "Something To Say," Kenneth Ward explores the transformative journey of higher education and sheds light on the College Bound program. Ward emphasizes the excitement surrounding the college experience and underscores the crucial task of discovering the perfect fit for each individual.
Later in the show, we are joined by Alisia Simmons and Martial Pa’nucci from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED). They discuss their involvement with the NED and share insights into their current projects. Pa’nucci also offers a glimpse into his life as an artist and activist in Congo.
2024-03-051h 35Words Beats & Life PodcastsAlternative Winter Break Series ft. DJ HeatThis episode of the Alternative Winter Break series features DJ Heat, based out of the DMV area and official DJ with the WNBA.
Alternative Break is a chance for young adults to be productive on their school break and learn how to be successful in the creative sector.
2024-02-2753 min
De Verkenners - Dé podcast voor agency leiders & professionalsOvertuigen en pitchen; Hoe verkoop je jouw idee aan anderen?Hoe krijg je anderen mee in jouw visie? Wat is de sleutel tot een succesvolle pitch en overtuigende sales? In deze levendige podcastaflevering spreken we met Roy de Kok, mede-oprichter van RAFT, en Larissa van Wieren, account strateeg bij LEF Media, over het belang van pitchen en het overbrengen van ideeën aan anderen.We starten met een scherpe stelling die de toon zet: "De juiste marketing en positionering zorgt ervoor dat pitchen volledig overbodig is." Deze stelling vormt het uitgangspunt voor ons boeiende gesprek, waarin we dieper ingaan op de k...
2023-07-141h 13Words Beats & Life PodcastsSomething To Say ep.47: CottonThis episode dives into the poetry project, Cotton: A Retrospective, featuring interviews and performances by members of the DMV Youth Slam Team. WBL's weekly show on WPFW 89.3FM, Something To Say, gives a platform for young creatives to tell the world what's on their mind each and every Tuesday at 1pm EST. Original air date: 06-13-2023
2023-06-161h 45Words Beats & Life PodcastsAlt Winter Break Series ft. Aja ClarkThis episode's guest is Aja Clark. As an educator for over fifteen years, Aja has been involved in mentoring activities that promote literacy for young adults and reluctant readers. Her work includes creating public accessibility to state education policies, updating policy to reflect 21st education goals, and developing relationships with various institutions in the DC area.
Aja is often the behind-the-scenes sprocket and connector for programming and enjoys planning or facilitating programs in music, arts, and culture. Aja holds a BA in English Literature from Rutgers University and a MEd in Educational Leadership from Wilmington University. An...
2023-05-3054 minWords Beats & Life PodcastsAlt Winter Break Series ft.Mercedes Diane GriffinThis episode's guest is Mercedes (Diane Griffin) Forbes, a Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems Consultant passionate about ensuring female agriculturalists and food producers increase their agency, access, and income. She’s an internationally recognized expert in gender and sustainability, providing training and consultation to clients in the U.S., Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Her diverse background includes experience with the United Nations, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), the Georgia Coalition for Black Women, the National Minority AIDS Council, and the Washington, D.C. Humanities Council.
Ms. Griffin is skilled in strategic planning, behavioral ch...
2023-05-0957 minWords Beats & Life PodcastsAlt Winter Break Series ft.Katia StittOur guest in this episode features WPFW 89.3 FM station manager Katia Stitt.
Alternative Break is a chance for young adults to be productive on their school break and learn how to be successful in the creative sector.
2023-05-0258 minWords Beats & Life PodcastsCollege Material ep.03: Affording Your FutureOur College Material program prepares teens to move on to secondary education. In this episode, our college coaches discuss how students can fund their college experience. Is all debt bad? If you're going to college, you'll want to find out.
2023-04-1857 minWords Beats & Life PodcastsAlt Winter Break Series ft. Tewodross WilliamsOur guest is Tewodross "Teo" Melchishua Williams (pronounced Tee-oh-droze Mell-keshu-ah), a filmmaker, animator, visual artist, and motion graphics and projection designer from Prince George’s County, Maryland. He completed his B.A. in Fine Arts: Photographic Media at Morgan State University and his M.F.A. in Imaging and Digital Media Arts at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC). He also previously taught visual communication, design, animation, and motion graphics at Howard University and Prince George’s Community College.
Alternative Break is a chance for young adults to be productive on their school break and learn how t...
2023-03-281h 00Words Beats & Life PodcastsBeautifully Uncomfortable ep.06: The Ye IssueBeautifully Uncomfortable is a conversation series that brings awareness to trying and confusing topics, creating safer spaces in hip-hop. In this episode, “Mortal Man”, we discuss the current state of Ye and the insights and ramifications of his recent actions.
Feat: Prowess The Testament (Host)
Produced by Flex Mathews
aired live on December 11, 2022
2023-03-211h 53Words Beats & Life PodcastsAlt Winter Break Series ft. Adisa BanjokoOur guest is Adisa Banjoko, or Adisa the Bishop, known by many names. He is the charismatic founder of the Hip-Hop Chess Federation. The organization uses chess and martial arts to teach non-violence to at-risk and incarcerated youth.
Alternative Break is a chance for young adults to be productive on their school break and learn how to be successful in the creative sector.
2023-03-1457 minWords Beats & Life PodcastsCollege Material ep. 02: Where the Bag AtOur College Material program prepares teens to move on to secondary education. In this episode, our college coaches discuss how students can fund their college experience. Learn how to avoid FAFSA errors, apply for college grants, and find scholarship opportunities.
2023-03-071h 06Words Beats & Life PodcastsBeautifully Uncomfortable ep.04: Toxic RelationshipsBeautifully Uncomfortable is a conversation series that brings awareness to trying and confusing topics, creating safer spaces in hip-hop. This episode, Prowess the Testament discusses toxicity and environments in which it is present with the help of a panel of guests.
2023-03-011h 30Words Beats & Life PodcastsAlt Winter Break Series ft. Tamara WellonsOur guest is Tamara Wellons, who is a vaunted, soulful vocalist whose artistry resonates in multiple realms with the vitality of the timeless definition of rhythm and blues. Also, she’s a passionate, empathetic Piscean who understands — on multiple levels — the healing essence of music.
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local branding heroes#14 Leander Saile, Marketingmanager Kundenbindungsprogramme Deutschland, Österreich, Schweiz; SomfyErfolgreiche Positionierung im Wettbewerb um Fachkräfte
Somfy ist ein „Hidden Champion“, das Unternehmen ist weltweit führend im Vertrieb von Motoren und Antrieben für Sicht- und Sonnenschutzlösungen. Seit 10 Jahren ist es auch im Bereich Smart Home aktiv. Leander Saile, Marketingmanager Kundenbindungsprogramme DACH bei Somfy, erklärt Thomas in dieser Folge, warum Marketing für „unsichtbare Produkte“ nur über Emotionen funktioniert. Außerdem sprechen die beiden über Herausforderungen zwischen Versorgungsengpässen und extrem hoher Nachfrage, beides bedingt durch die Coronapandemie. Heutzutage dreht sich der Wettbewerb nicht um Kunden, sondern um qualifiziertes Personal, sagt Leander.
Lokale #Markenführung betr...
2022-02-0923 minWords Beats & Life PodcastsCollege Material ep. 01: We ReadyOur College Material program prepares teens to move on to secondary education. In this episode, college couches talk about what it's like to be college and career ready.
2022-02-041h 03Words Beats & Life PodcastsBeautifully Uncomfortable ep.02: Marginalized VoicesBeautifully Uncomfortable, Episode 2: Marginalized Voices
A Talk Show dedicated to issues affecting the hip-hop community. Each month we gather artists, leaders, journalists, and fans of hip-hop to talk more about the things that sometimes make us uncomfortable with people who find the beauty in the hideous.
Feat: Prowess The Testament (Host), guests Mana, Mental Stamina and Vi-Cee. Produced by Flex Mathews
aired live March 19, 2021
2022-01-031h 29Words Beats & Life PodcastsAlt Winter Break Series ft. Yahsmin BoboWBL's Alternative Winter Break series features conversations with people working in the creative sector. This episode features writer / blogger Yahsmin Bobo. Follow us on Instagram @wordsbeatsandlife
2021-12-271h 00Words Beats & Life PodcastsBeautifully Uncomfortable ep.03: Cultural Appropriation
Each month we gather artists, leaders, journalists, and fans of hip-hop to talk more about the things that sometimes make us uncomfortable with people who find the beauty in the hideous. This episode is a conversation about cultural appropriation.
Guests: Shaneka Clark, Candice Mills, Jamal Reid, Akir & Ian
This show is hosted by Prowess the Testament
Produced by Flex Mathews
Executive Produced by Mazi Mutafa
original air date April 16, 2021
2021-12-201h 31Words Beats & Life PodcastsAlt Winter Break Series ft. Etienne-Robinson & SubstantialThe DMV is filled with powerhouse organizations and companies led by dynamic creatives. We are honored to be in dialogue with one of the DMVs most prolific MCs and his Co-CEO (and wife) for a conversation about their inspiration, work and journey as Media Arts makers. This is the third interview in this inaugural Alternative Winter Break.
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KaffeehausTALKHarald Lechner: Top-Schiedsrichter und Marketing-ManagerHarald Lechner, Österreichs Schiedsrichter Nummer 1, zu Gast beim Sportbusiness-Podcast KaffeehausTALK. Im Gespräch mit Simon-Peter Charamza und Lorenz Kirchschlager geht es nicht nur um gelbe und rote Karten, richtige und falsche Pfiffe, es geht um das große Ganze im Schiedsrichterwesen. Nach dieser Episode werdet ihr Fußballspiele anders betrachten. Versprochen.
Mit 12 Jahren assistierte Harald Lechner in Jeans seinem Vater an der Linie im Wiener Fußball-Unterhaus, heute ist der 39-jährige Bundesliga-, UEFA- und FIFA-Schiedsrichter. Im KaffeehausTALK erzählt Lechner vom Spagat zwischen seinem 40 Stunden-Job als Marketingmanager bei der Fitnesskette John Harris und seinem Anspruch, das Schiedsrichterwesen so professionell als mögli...
2021-11-191h 23Words Beats & Life PodcastsAlt Winter Break Series ft. Bakari KitwanaWBL's Alternative Winter Break series features conversations with people working in the creative sector. This episode features writer Bakari Kitwana. Follow us on Instagram @wordsbeatsandlife
2021-11-021h 04Words Beats & Life PodcastsBeautifully Uncomfortable ep.01: Gender, Hip-Hop & Creating Safe SpacesBeautifully Uncomfortable, Episode 1: Gender, Hip-Hop & Creating Safe Spaces. "This talk will hopefully bring a new level of awareness to trying or confusing topics. However uncomfortable it may be to listen to, watch, share, and or engage that a beautiful understanding will emerge for panel members."
Feat: Prowess The Testament (Host), guests SkyHook, Chris Carr, Marcus K. Dowling, Brooklyn The Kid and Produced by Flex Mathews
aired live February 5, 2021
2021-10-281h 26Words Beats & Life PodcastsAlt Winter Break Series ft. d.painterWBL's Alternative Winter Break series features conversations with people working in the creative sector. This episode features DJ and radio personality, d.painter. Follow us on Instagram @wordsbeatsandlife
2021-10-181h 02Words Beats & Life PodcastsAlt Winter Break Series ft. Jason NicholsWBL's Alternative Winter Break series features conversations with people working in the creative sector. This episode features Jason Nichols, professor at University of Maryland College Park who is regularly featured on major cable news networks. Follow us on Instagram @wordsbeatsandlife
2021-10-121h 02Words Beats & Life PodcastsAlt Winter Break Series ft. Jessica Care MooreWBL's Alternative Winter Break series features conversations with people working in the creative sector. This episode features poet Jessica Care Moore. Follow us on Instagram @wordsbeatsandlife
2021-10-0749 minWords Beats & Life PodcastsAlt Winter Break Series ft. Davey D & Jeff ChangWBL's Alternative Winter Break series features conversations with people working in the creative sector. This episode features hip-hop journalists / authors Davey D & Jeff Chang. Follow us on Instagram @wordsbeatsandlife
2021-09-2758 minWords Beats & Life Podcastsinterview with WBL Journal editor Dennis WinstonExecutive Director, Mazi Mutafa, sits down with our Dennis Winston, the editor of our Words Beats & Life academic journal of hip-hop.
2021-05-1117 min
NHNEXT PodcastToerisme Tour: Bestemming (on)bekend - Bekend maakt bemindWat hebben we gehoord in de vorige livestreams en hoe kijken we naar de nabije toekomst van het toerisme in de regio? Welke uitdagingen en kansen komen op ons af? En speelt samenwerking hier een grote rol in? Thijs Pennink neemt zijn rol als gespreksleider en gaat hierover het gesprek aan met Marlies Groot (Marketingmanager DMO HBA) en Melanie Goudsblom (Marketingmanager Alkmaar Marketing). Beiden kunnen meer vertellen over het belang van een sterke regio waarbij de verbinding tussen lokale ondernemers belangrijk is. Wat kunnen zij meegeven aan de toeristisch ondernemers? Ook Mardiek Voorneveld schuift aan bij dit gesprek. Met...
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Freie DigitaleOptimiert - Digitales ProjektmanagementWas ist der häufigste Grund für das Scheitern eines Projektes? Wieso verbringen wir immer noch viel zu viel Zeit damit, unsere Mails zu checken? Und wie gehe ich eigentlich mit verpassten Deadlines um? Diesen und vielen weiteren Fragen rund um’s Thema Projektmanagement gehen wir in der heutigen Folge gemeinsam mit Kai Hochow auf den Grund. Kai arbeitet als Marketingmanager bei der Daimler AG. Wir sprechen darüber, wie er es schafft, bei der Vielzahl von Projekten den Überblick zu behalten, welche Methode er anwendet um Prioritäten zu setzen und einzuhalten und weshalb er sein E-Mail-Postfach manchmal am lieb...
2020-06-1827 min
Met Nerds om Tafel - een podcast over technologie, wetenschap en popcultuurStar Wars-conferenties, Yoda-babies en oog in oog staan met Luke Skywalker - met Wiebe van der WerkHet is weer december en dat betekent anno 2019 heel veel Star Wars. Er is een nieuwe game, een serie en als klap op de vuurpijl kunnen we ons opmaken voor de laatste film in de Skywalker Saga. Het betekent óók een nieuwe Echo Base Charity Con, de grootste Star Wars-beurs van de Benelux op 21 december. Wie beter dan ons hier alles over te vertellen dan organisator van deze beurs Wiebe van der Werk. Star Wars Episode 9: the Rise of Skywalker komt uitgebreid aan bod, en natuurlijk duiken we nog even kort in The Mandalorian en Star Wars Jedi...
2019-11-281h 47
De Namarama ShowOntdek het ware noorden van je bedrijf met Menno BraakmanSteeds meer mensen ontdekken dat er meer is tussen hemel en aarde. Wie dat ook aan den lijve ondervond was Menno Braakman. Zijn werkreis startte ooit in de wereld van marketing bij grote bedrijven. Tot hij erachter kwam dat hij alleen maar een masker naar de buitenwereld toonde en nooit zichzelf was. Daar kwam hij bijna te laat achter… Ik ontmoette Menno voor het eerst 9 jaar geleden toen ik creatief directeur was bij KONG, de digitale tak van reclamebureau N=5, bekend van hun NS reclames (N=5 werkt voor NS… nog nooit die link gelegd eigenlijk). Hij was mark...
2019-10-1058 min
BaumhausBandeWer macht denn sowas? - Die AzubineIn einem Verlag tummeln sich ganz viele verschiedene Menschen mit noch unterschiedlicheren Berufen. Pressereferenten, Marketingmanager, Hersteller und viele mehr. Aber was machen die hier überhaupt den ganzen Tag, und wofür sind sie da?In einem Verlag tummeln sich ganz viele verschiedene Menschen mit noch unterschiedlicheren Berufen. Pressereferenten, Marketingmanager, Hersteller und viele mehr. Aber was machen die hier überhaupt den ganzen Tag, und wofür sind sie da?Das erklären wir euch in dieser Reihe! In unserer neuen Folge begrüßen wir Katharina Stein im Podcast – sie erklärt euch, wie ihre Ausbildung bei uns im Verlag aussieht und was zu ihr...
2018-09-1807 minBaumhausBandeWer macht denn so was? - Die LektorinIn einem Verlag tummeln sich ganz viele verschiedene Menschen mit noch unterschiedlicheren Berufen. Pressereferenten, Marketingmanager, Hersteller und viele mehr. Aber was machen die hier überhaupt den ganzen Tag, und wofür sind sie da?In einem Verlag tummeln sich ganz viele verschiedene Menschen mit noch unterschiedlicheren Berufen. Pressereferenten, Marketingmanager, Hersteller und viele mehr. Aber was machen die hier überhaupt den ganzen Tag, und wofür sind sie da?Das erklären wir euch in dieser Reihe! Den Anfang macht Lisa Engels – sie erklärt euch, was das Wort „Lektor“ überhaupt bedeutet und was zu ihren Aufgaben gehört.Viel Spaß beim Hören!...
2018-06-1211 min
TomsTalkTime - DER Erfolgspodcast453 - Tim Prüsener - Webseiten werden profitabler durch die kalifornische Firma iCatch-MarketingTim Prüsener ist ein 'serial entrepreneur', der in die USA ausgewandert ist um nach seinem MBA seiner Passion zu folgen, ein eigenes Unternehmen aufzubauen. Mittlerweile führt er eine erfolgreiche Online Marketing Firma und ist der Co-Founder von REX Experience, einer Firma, die Menschen und Firmen hilft in den USA Fuß zu fassen. Des Weiteren ist er der Regional Chair der German American Business Association und engagiert sich als Vorstandsmitglied bei DiscoverPB, den beliebtesten Ort San Diegos, Pacific Beach, für Touristen und Unternehmen noch erfolgreicher zu machen. Sein Interesse beruflich in den USA tätig zu we...
2016-11-3052 min