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Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsThe Encampments, with Kei PritskerIn this episode, Niki interviews Kei Prister, co-director of The Encampments, to discuss the new film, the impact of the student intifada a year later, and what this fight signals for the future of the US empire and most importantly, what it says about young people's thirst for liberation.
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2025-04-1554 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsLove in a F*cked up World, With Dean SpadeIn this Valentine's Day special episode, Niki interviews Dean Spade, a queer and trans organizer, attorney, and an author. They ground the conversation in Dean's new book, Love in a F*cked up World: How to Build Relationships, Hook Up, and Raise Hell Together. The two discuss how oppressive systems impact our relationships (romantic and otherwise), the role of conflict, and what we must learn from less alienated societies to survive ongoing crises.
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2025-02-141h 07Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsSeed Saving as an Antidote to Colonization, with Vivien Sansour of Palestine Heirloom Seed LibraryIn this episode, Niki interviews Vivien Sansour, founder of Palestine Heirloom Seed Library. In this conversation, the two discuss the ritual of seed saving among colonized peoples and the many ways in which saving the land's fruits is a way of returning to our humanity and our dignity.
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2025-02-0431 min
Formula Indie AmericaFORMULA INDIE AMERICA 27.1.20256IXTH ELEMENT – Lil' Bastards (feat. Joey Euros)A.D. KESSLER – The SpinsALTRBOY – LAMBO EYESANDREW SPICE – High ParkARI PHILLIPS – Simple PleasuresB. SNIPES – Soft Light at the End of the WorldBAD GURU – Love and Fear MeBAD GURU – Needle EyesBEN SWISSA – AngelBLACK SHEEP OPTIMISTS – Feels Like SummerBOB GEMMELL - Lesson Number TwoBRAYDEN BELL – Good CompanyCARRIE RYAN – The Great EscapeCHELSEA KEENAN – time to timeCONGENIAL CRIME – Water2025-01-273h 03Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsThe Incoming Trump Administration, with Eugene PuryearIn this episode, Niki interviews Eugene Puryear, an author, journalist, and host of Breakthrough News. In this conversation, the two discuss the incoming Trump administration and its implications on the Palestinian struggle, the global south at large, and what we can expect these next four years.
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2025-01-2050 min
F1 Aan TafelCruciaal jaar Verstappen | 2025 #02Kan Red Bull zijn auto verbeteren? Heeft Liam Lawson wat Red Bull nodig heeft? Zal Franco Colapinto voor Alpine gaan rijden? Kortom, genoeg om over te praten in F1 aan Tafel, de wekelijkse podcast van Grand Prix Radio. Vanuit The Harbour Club in Vinkeveen • Presentator Bas van Veenendaal• Voormalig profwielrenner: Niki Terpstra• Coureur: Bas Schothorst• Producer en DJ Ronald Molendijk Disclaimer: Alle gebruik van hetgeen in deze podcast ‘F1 aan Tafel’ wordt opgemerkt is ongeoorloofd zonder expliciete schriftelijke toestemming ter zake verkregen van Grand Prix Radio en met inachtneming van een duidelijke bronvermelding met li...2025-01-1335 min
Passerelles : a French podcast for intermediate learnersNiki de Saint Phalle, de la révolte à l’art✨ Pour plus d'infos sur mon kit de conversation, je t'invite à cliquer sur le lien suivant : https://passerelles.podia.com/histoires-d-apprenant-e Il est disponible dès maintenant pour un prix tout doux, 25 euros. Alors, profites-en !
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Bienvenue dans Passerelles, un podcast pensé pour éveiller la curiosité des apprenantes e...2024-10-1219 min
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01)HUGEL & Topic & Arash ft. Daecolm - I Adore You
02)Nicolas Monier - Turn Me ON
03)Swedish House Mafia & Niki & The Dove - Lioness (Francis Mercier Remix)
04)MoBlack & Benja & Franc Fala ft. Salif Keïta & Cesária Évora - Yamore
05)Nitefreak & Emmanuel Jal - Gorah HIGHER GROUND
06)Adam Port & Stryv ft. Malachii - Move
07)Kiko Franco & Moser & DYVE - Told You HURRY UP SLOWLY
08)Kanu - Say It Right
09)Route 94 ft. Jess Glynne - My Love (Alex Wann Remix)
10)Didi - The Love (DJ Soulstar Remix)
11)Disclosure ft. Eli...2024-08-3057 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsAudre Lorde and June Jordan's Black Feminism and Palestine, with Marina MagloireIn this episode, Niki interviews Marina Magloire, Atlanta-based Black Feminism scholar, professor, and author of We Pursue Our Magic: A Spiritual History of Black Feminism. In this conversation, the two discuss the complicated relationship between two iconic queer Black feminist poets, Audre Lorde and June Jordan, and their opposing views on Zionism for the majority of their lives. You can read Marina's essay, Moving Towards Life: Exploring the correspondence of June Jordan and Audre Lorde, Marina Magloire assembles an archive of a Black feminist falling-out over Zionism here. Audre Lorde's Uses of the Erotic...2024-08-2749 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsUS Out of Korea, with Jamie Tyberg of NodutdolIn this episode, Niki interviews Jamie Tyberg, organizer with Nodutdol to discuss why the Korean War is so unknown amongst Americans, why there are "two" Koreas, the US' continued and increasing aggression against the Korean peninsula and what that means for the region and the rest of the world, why a ceasefire is not enough, and the fight for reunification of Korean families. Nodutdol's latest campaign, US Out of Korea launches all over the US on July 27th.
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2024-07-2639 min
The Next WorldPuerto Rico & Hawai'i: Building Power with Energy Democracy With Keani Rawlins-Fernandez, Ruth Santiago, Todd Yamashita, & Niki FrancoToday on the show: a special panel discussion addressing the questions: How can communities build power in the face of colonization, natural disasters, and corporate profiteering? In Puerto Rico and the Hawaiian island of Molokai, residents have been grappling with some of the highest energy costs in the nation, while for-profit utilities amass record profits. But communities on both islands have advocated for a different path, one that prioritizes care, democratic control, and resilience. Join us to hear how people are fighting back against disaster capitalism and the privatization of their energy utilities and building their own energy solutions. 2024-07-1554 min
il posto delle paroleLorenza Pieri "Volevo un regno più grande" Niki de Saint PhalleLorenza Pieri"Volevo un regno più grande"Niki de Saint PhalleElecta Editorewww.electa.itArtista poliedrica e visionaria, Niki de Saint Phalle nasce nel 1930 in una ricca famiglia franco- americana, un mondo “di privilegio e orrore” a cui si ribella presto e con il quale farà i conti per tutti la vita. Unica donna del Nouveau Réalisme, trova la notorietà tra performance debordanti e grandi sculture colorate simboli della forza femminile. Ma è costruendo in Maremma il Giardino dei Tarocchi, parco di colossali statue raffiguranti gli Arcani maggiori, che realizza il suo regno...2024-06-2417 min
Les Nuits de France CultureÂmes sœurs, Saint Phalle et Tinguely 8/9 : Le "Cyclop", monstre du Bois des Pauvresdurée : 01:27:17 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Albane Penaranda, Antoine Dhulster, Mathias Le Gargasson - Un voyage radiophonique dans les entrailles du Cyclop, une gigantesque créature d’acier nichée dans le Bois des Pauvres, à Milly-la-Forêt (Essonne), née de l’imagination du sculpteur Jean Tinguely. - réalisation : Virginie Mourthé - invités : Jean Tinguely Artiste sculpteur suisse; Niki de Saint Phalle Artiste franco-américaine2024-06-191h 27
À vos arts, prêts... Partez ! - Radio Campus ParisLéa Detant - Volleyball, Niki de Saint PhalleBonjour, je m’appelle Léa et je vais vous parler de mouvement, de nanas, et de joie.
Imaginez-vous une femme à la peau rouge, entièrement stylisée au point de réduire son visage à un ovale, vêtue d’un bustier aux multiples couleurs et dessins qui soulignent ses formes généreuses. Cette grande femme se contorsionne et s’élance pour recevoir ou lancer une balle de volleyball blanche sur un fond bleu électrique.
Ce qui est étrange dans cette œuvre, c’est qu’elle se fonde sur un paradoxe : l’artiste, Niki de Saint Phalle, cherche à saisir un mouvement ascendant, tou...2024-06-1800 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsWhy Is The US Calling China Imperialist Towards Africa? with Mikaela Nhondo ErskogIn this episode, Niki interviews Mika Erskog, South African researcher with Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research and host of the podcast The Crane: An Africa-China Podcast Dongsheng Collective. They discuss the relationship between China and the African continent, while dispelling the accusations that China is "imperialist," and what young progressive people in Africa are looking towards in this historical moment of self-determination.
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2024-05-3150 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsWhy Is The US Smearing Mexico's President, with Kurt HackbarthIn this episode, Niki interviews journalist Kurt Hackbarth, the two discuss Mexico's upcoming historic election, why the US insists on smearing the Mexican president with media lies, and how the future of Mexico has major impacts across the Latin America and the globe.
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2024-05-0654 min
Wednesday Blog by Seán Thomas KaneThe Art of JoyThis past weekend, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art debuted a new retrospective exhibit on the life and work of Franco-American artist Niki de Saint Phalle. One of her great initiatives was to express rebellious joy in her art, especially later in her career.
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Click here to support the Wednesday Blog: https://www.patreon.com/sthosdkane2024-05-0110 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsWhy Mass Protests Don't Equate to Revolution, with Vincent BevinsIn this episode, Niki interviews acclaimed journalist and author, Vincent Bevins. In this conversation, the two discuss the trend of mass protests across the globe often resulting in the opposite of what people were demanding in the streets in the first place. They weave the history of anti-communism, US-backed right-wing coups, the weaking and demobilization of leftist organizations and parties, and the role of media.Vincent Bevins is the author of The Jakarta Method and If We Burn: The Mass Protest Decade and the Missing Revolution
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2024-04-1957 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsThe Legacy of Cuban Medical and Healthcare Solidarity, with Dr. Samira AddreyIn this episode, Niki interviews Ghanian-American doctor, Dr. Samira Addrey, Graduate of the Latin American School of Medicine in Cuba. In this conversation, the two discuss the legacy of not only the Latin American School of Medicine, but how Cuba has managed to develop some of the world's best doctors, biotech innovations, and their commitment to medical solidarity, despite the US blockade and all the crises it creates for Cuba and its people.Additional note regarding the situation in Cuba:"Right now the U.S. government is deliberately starving the Cuban people 90 miles to our South...2024-04-081h 11Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsOrganized Labor, Unions, Strikes and Palestine, with Zaina AlsousIn this episode, Niki interviews Palestinian labor organizer and author, Zaina Alsous, where the two discuss the history of Palestinian and Arab worker-led revolts, the significance of the largest US labor unions calling for an immediate ceasefire, and the limitations of our current ability to hold general strikes in the US and what is required to make this more possible. You can read more editorial work by Zaina here.
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2024-02-2851 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsOn Palestinian Resistance and Why the US Can't Win Wars, with Vijay PrashadIn this interview, Niki interviews historian and journalist Vijay Prashad, where the two discuss the history of Palestinian resistance throughout Zionist occupation, why the US may have the power to destroy countries but cannot win wars, and where the seeds of hope lie in this revolutionary moment. Vijay Prashad is the Executive Director of Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research, the Chief Editor of Leftword Books, and the author of forty books.
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2024-01-2248 min
UpstreamBlack Scare / Red Scare with Charisse Burden-StellyThe Red Scare — perhaps most well known through the era of McCarthyism that dominated the social, political, and legal spheres of the U.S. in the 1950s — is actually much more than just a brief window of time where communists in the United States were vilified, criminalized, and blacklisted. The Red Scare is actually much more pervasive and longstanding, originating decades before McCarthyism and stretching well into the present. And, when combined with the Black Scare — the fear and hatred of Black people in the United States — it really forms an entire mode of governance that has shaped the characte...2023-11-211h 04Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsNeither Democrats nor Republicans Save Us, So Now What? With PSL Presidential Candidate, Claudia De la Cruz"The lesser of two evils politic has not served working class people." In this interview, Niki interviews presidential candidate for PSL (Party for Socialism and Liberation), Claudia De la Cruz. The two discuss the unfolding crises in the US - unemployment, inflation, housing/rent crisis, climate collapse, the threat of war, among other issues and how both Democrats and Republicans refuse to address these crisis and bring about solutions to most Americans. As a relentless genocide takes place on the Palestinian people, Biden, Democrats, and Republicans alike have made their commitments and interests clear. Soon, these same...2023-10-2946 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsOne Year Ago, I Went on Hiatus!In this episode, Niki is interviewed by their best friend and comrade, Sabrina Beydoun. Niki reflects intimately on what themes have been anchoring her this past year of sabbatical and hiatus - the challenges of what it means to leave home and build anew, being in a place of transition and uncertainty, and unprecedented personal challenges, while reckoning that the only path forward is collective care and interdependence. Sabrina Beydoun is a Lebanese-American chef, writer, and cultural worker. You can read their substack, Nourished here.
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Bajo la LupaLa calidad de la democracia en juego¿Qué tienen en común las cuotas de género con el voto obligatorio, las reformas del sistema electoral y el transfuguismo? Todos estos temas tienen influencia en la calidad de nuestra democracia, en un momento en que hay consenso sobre que esa calidad está en juego. En este episodio que cierra la serie dedicada al superciclo electoral en Latinoamérica queremos abordar asuntos sobre los que hay una discusión abierta. Cuál es el balance del sistema de cuotas y leyes de paridad, en qué momento se encuentra la discusión sobre la idoneidad del voto obligato...2022-11-0715 min
Sound Stream Sessions EDM Mix SeriesGuest Mix Vol. 144 (Bewarnd - Mobile Unit) Live House SessionAfter a bit of a hiatus, off running 100 mile marathons and the like, home team favorite, Bewarnd, is back for a bit of fun with the series. Dropping plenty of heat as he's known to do, Bewarnd rolls through an epic session of Melodic, Progressive, and Indie house. Layin' it down real proper like, we invite the listeners to plug in and enjoy this welcomed change of pace to the series, gettin' back to our roots. As always thanks for listening and be sure to let us know what you think in the comments!
Continuous mix of Progressive, Melodic House...2022-11-031h 36Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsWho Is Wellness For? With Fariha RóisínIn this episode, Niki interviews Fariha Róisín, author of Who Is Wellness For? In the conversation, the two discuss the role of dignity in affirming one’s healing in the face of trauma, colonialism, capitalism, and other systems of oppression. They also unpack the relationship between spiritual warfare, commodification of wellness, and the corporate industries that intentionally invisibilize the violence behind popular wellness trends and practices. Audio disclaimer: I encourage you to listen on your laptop or car, as there is a bit of background noise coming from Fariha's audio. Otherwise, enjoy this tender conversation. M...2022-07-271h 00
Creating Synergy Podcast#79 - Niki Scevak, Co-founder of Blackbird Ventures on his early Investment in Canva, and what he looks for when investing in Start-upsNiki is the Co-founder of Blackbird, a venture fund that exists to supercharge the most ambitious founders. Blackbird Ventures is one of the leading Venture Capital funds in Australia and NZ, counting companies such as Canva, Culture Amp, and Safety Culture as part of its portfolio. Niki Co-founded Blackbird in 2012 with an initial $29M. That initial fund proved to be hugely successful, with the fund selling 40% of fund 1 for $100M. The sale provided a guaranteed 3x return to all 96 investors who contributed to fund 1 while retaining an interest in the 12 portfolio companies with a carrying value of $6.50 p...2022-06-211h 40Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsPandemic Ain't Over, with Elea ChangIn this episode, Niki interviews Elea Chang, disability justice advocate, community organizer, and artist. The two discuss the capitalist notion of the "pandemic being over," and the ways in which disability justice offers a pathway of care, solidarity, and safety in these uncertain times. In this, they also discuss the limitations of representation and identity politics in an economy that commodifies it all.Elea is the creator of Disabled and Here, an interview and stock images celebrating disabled BIPOC.This episode is in partnership with Open Collective Foundation.
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2022-06-0949 min
Politics of PleasurePleasure for OneWe continue our conversation on sex and talk about the foundation for our sexual selves: masturbation. We also discuss the first Amazon union, Elon Musk buying Twitter, and Tufts University’s new Black Maternal Health Research Center.ResourcesInterview with the organizers of the Amazon Union: https://jacobinmag.com/2022/04/amazon-union-staten-island-alu-chris-smalls-bernie-sanders-interviewTufts Black Maternal Health Research Center: https://now.tufts.edu/2022/04/08/tufts-launches-center-black-maternal-health-and-reproductive-justiceWho to Follow: @kahlilgreene on TikTokPleasure CenterStarts: 1:21:07Pleasure Mapping by Dr. Sakshi Tickoo: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sexloveandot.com/amp...2022-05-131h 36Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsConnection in a Digital World, with Annika Hansteen-Izora*This episode was originally published in May 2021*In this episode, Niki interviews Annika Hansteen-Izora, an art director, poet, and designer. The two reckon with the interests (profit, militarism, white supremacy, ableism - to name a few) that dictate social media platforms, algorithms, and the digital world at large, in a time where we are all spending hours on end on apps. Drawing from Afro-Futurism, Afro-Nowism, and speculative fiction, the two envision what communities centered in care and safety may look and feel like. Annika is currently the Creative Director of Design and UI at S...2022-04-2648 min
Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsReturning to Self and One's Art, with Melissa Denizard (MELLY)In this episode, Niki interviews musician and political educator, MELLY. The two discuss the political characteristics of creating art and cultural production, as well as navigating vulnerable life changes imposed by immigration, heartbreak, and pandemic isolation.Melissa Denizard is a political educator, writer, documentarian, and burgeoning pop star. She uses an interdisciplinary approach to teach political education rooted in pop culture, history, and contemporary politics. Melissa's work has been recognized by Natalie Portman, Odley Jean, Refinery29, XoNecole, and Brut Media. Watch Melly's debut music video, EXODUS here. Support Melly's upcoming film project h...2022-01-2453 min
UNDEFINED MUSICBest organic and deep melodic house DJ mix: January 2022 @TooHotRadioIn this January 2022 episode: One hour of amazing Organic and Deep Melodic House music for TooHotRadio UK - A DJ mix from Undefined Music(UM)👌
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00:00 Deep House | Blue Six - Sweeter Love [Wave Music]
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05:49 Organic House | Abity - Beyond (Mass Digital Remix) [Particles]
https://www.beatport.com/track/beyond/16085942
11:46 Melodic House | Tim Green - Cedar [All Day I Dream]
http...2022-01-111h 06Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsIndigenous Resistance As An Antidote to Climate Crisis, with Nick EstesIn this episode, Niki interviews Nick Estes, Indigenous scholar, writer, and co-founder of The Red Nation. The two reflect on 2021's Jan 6th insurrection and some notable political differences between the political economy of the US vs socialist economies in the Global South. They also offer some critiques on the new Netflix sensation, Don't Look Up, while centering the need for Indigenous resistance as an antidote to the climate crisis.
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2022-01-071h 01Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsHands Off Cuba, with Manolo De Los SantosIn this episode, Niki interviews Manolo De Los Santos, a Caribbean popular educator and the two discuss the November 15th protests in Cuba, what narratives we should be mindful of in hopes of supporting the lives of Cuban people on the island, and the dangers of advocating for US intervention. Manolo is the co-executive director of The People's Forum in NYC.
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2021-11-1544 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsHaiti, Cuba, and Lessons of Caribbean Resistance, with Claudia De La CruzIn this episode, Niki interviews Claudia De La Cruz, Co-Executive Director of The People's Forum. The two discuss the recent events in Haiti, Cuba, and other political crises in the region and what this means for oppressed people globally. They also discuss the continuous historical patterns of what happens in moments like this, and the ways in which US media works in insidious ways to confuse and distract everyday people and ultimately serve elite interests. Support the podcast and become a patreon here.Music courtesy of Magic City Hippies.
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The Legendary Radio Show by Black LegendThe Legendary Radio Show (06-06-2021) - Guest Fred JungoBlack Legend (aka Love Legend) pres. The Legendary Radio Show (06-06-2021) - Guest Fred Jungo
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[00:00:30] Niki Muxx - Chic (Original Mix) [Phoenix Music]
[00:06:11] Tommy Glasses - Forever (Original Mix) [Phoenix Soul]
[00:11:05] Tone Troy feat. Sharin - Feeling Me (Sebb Junior Remix) [Let There Be House Records]
[00:16:15] Lewis Tala - Home (Extended Mix) [Stereohype]
[00:20:54] Westend & Kyle Walker - Vital (Extended Mix)
[00:24:30] DJ Dove - Down Right (Original Mix) [Deep Root]
[00:30:11] Frivolous Jackson - Bad Things (Extended Mix...2021-06-102h 00
UpstreamAbolition with Niki Franco (aka Venus Roots)In this conversation, we spoke with Niki Franco, AKA, Venus Roots. Niki is a Caribbean abolitionist community organizer, multidisciplinary cultural worker, writer, podcaster, and facilitator of spaces for collective study. Currently based in Miami, Niki serves as the political education director for (F)empower MIA and civic engagement organizer for Power U Center for Social Change. We spoke with them about abolition, the phenomenon of Black capitalism, the insidious nature of neoliberal feminism, capitalism’s tendency towards co-opting its own opposition, disaster capitalism amidst COVID, why Instagram is probably bad for us, and much more. Upstream theme mu...2021-05-2553 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsWork Won't Love You Back, with Sarah JaffeIn this episode, Niki interviews Sarah Jaffe, labor journalist and author. The two discuss Sarah's new book, Work Won't Love You Back: How Devotion to Our Jobs Keeps Us Exploited, Exhausted and Alone, which offers historical context on the gendered, racialized, and capitalist history impacting workers, families, and what kind of labor society deems as valuable or not. In this conversation, the two also discuss recent examples of workers resisting, organizing, and shifting the terrain for labor in response to COVID-19 and they challenge the notion that: if you love what you do, you won't work a day in...2021-03-2754 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsThe Role of An Artist and Cultural Worker, with Fresco SteezIn this episode, Niki interviews Fresco Steez, a cultural engineer and organizer who has designed countless slogans, visuals, and communications that center the notion of being Unapologetically Black. In this conversation, the two discuss the role of artists and cultural workers in revolutionary struggles, the potential and necessity behind popularizing radical ideas, and the two get vulnerable around commitments to agitate and organize whenever possible. You can learn more about Fresco's latest project with Levi's here.Support the podcast and become a patreon here.Music courtesy of Magic City Hippies.
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Ghost Tour ItalyIl Giardino dei Tarocchi - Pescia Fiorentina, CapalbioUn giardino incantato, ispirato al magico mondo dei tarocchi, voluto fortemente dall’artista franco-statunitense Niki de Saint Phalle (1930-2002), sorge in Toscana, in località Garavicchio, nei pressi di Pescia Fiorentina, frazione comunale di Capalbio.
Un’opera monumentale iniziata nel 1979 e finita nell’estate 1996, realizzata con un grande dispendio di forze fisiche ed economiche, interamente auto finanziate dall’artista.
Il parco si estende per oltre due ettari sulla collina di Garavicchio, una vera e propria cittadina multicolore, le cui sculture gigantesche segnano le tappe tipiche della simbologia degli Arcani Maggiori dei Tarocchi.
La doppia muraglia di tufo che lo circonda, realizzata dall’arch...2021-01-1300 min
Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsEmbodying Our Abolitionist Dreams, with adrienne maree brownIn this episode, Niki interviews adrienne maree brown, the author of Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good and Emergent Strategy: Shaping Change, Changing Worlds. In this conversation, the two discuss what it means to embody abolitionist values, strategies for discerning differences in movement work, boundaries on and offline, moving towards generative conflict more effectively, adrienne's new book, We Will Not Cancel Us, and dreamy longings for 2021.adrienne maree brown is a longtime movement facilitator, supporting the work of organizations and collectives. Her new book, We Will Not Cancel Us is an invitation for...2020-12-2856 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsHow To Do Nothing, with Jenny OdellIn this episode, Niki interviews Jenny Odell, author of NYT bestselling book, How To Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy. The two discuss divesting from the act of personal branding on social media, bioregionalism and re-connecting to the living ecosystems that surround us, the danger behind privatization of public and outdoor spaces, and the racial and class dynamics of leisure and who has access to it.Jenny is a multidisciplinary artist and author based in Oakland, CA. Her work generally involves acts of close observation, whether it's birdwatching, collecting screen shots, or trying to parse bizarre forms...2020-11-271h 09
Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsLet's Talk Cuba, with Liz of Belly of The BeastIn this bilingual interview, Niki interviews Liz of Belly of the Beast. The two discuss the US blockade on Cuba and its profound and lasting effect, what the US elections mean for Cubans in Cuba, and they invite nuance into the conversation regarding Cuban politics. They also unpack the emotional and relational challenges that imperialist policies have on family dynamics, friendships, and a strategically divided Cuban community.Support the podcast and become a patreon here.Music courtesy of Magic City Hippies.
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2020-11-1351 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsContext > Content, with Phil AgnewIn this episode, Niki talks to Phil Agnew, former Senior Advisor for Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign and co-founder of Dream Defenders. As 'content' takes precedence over 'context' for the sake of social media likes and mass re-tweets, the two discuss the nuances of building political power, the necessity to prioritize slow and steady work over urgency, mental health, and which seeds of optimism they're sowing these days.You can learn more about Phil's latest project, Black Men Build here.Support the podcast and become a patreon here.Music courtesy...2020-10-2649 min
Blabl'artNiki de Saint Phalle Catherine de Saint-Phalle, dite Niki de Saint Phalle, née à Neuilly-sur-Seine le 29 octobre 1930 et morte à La Jolla le 21 mai 2002, est une plasticienne, peintre, sculptrice et réalisatrice de films franco-américaine. 2020-09-2902 min
Toscana in AudioguideCapalbio. Il Giardino dei TarocchiAlla scoperta del magico luogo alle porte di Capalbio popolato di statue ispirate alle figure degli arcani maggiori dei tarocchi, opere dell'artista franco-statunitense Niki de Saint Phalle.2020-09-1702 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsLike a Bird, with Fariha RóisínIn this episode, Niki interviews Fariha Róisín, a Bangladeshi multidisciplinary artist, writer, podcaster, and poet. In light of Fariha's debut novel launch, Like a Bird, the two discuss the commodification of trauma, queerness and Islam, and the ongoing work of healing familial and ancestral wounds. Fariha's work has been featured in Vogue, PAPER, Nylon, Huffington Post, and elsewhere. Her new novel, Like a Bird is out September 15th. Order here.Transcript available here.
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2020-09-1443 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsWe Can't Win Unless We're Organized, with James LopezIn this episode, Niki interviews James Lopez, Executive Director at Power U Center for Social Change. Grounded in an organizing tradition and a leftist framework, the two discuss what it means for "defund the police" to go mainstream, the benefits and limitations of social media politickin, and what is needed to win meaningful material social change. James began organizing through the Western New York Law Center working with members of their consumer debt clinic, which helped change New York state policy around predatory lending, payday loans, and Community Reinvestment issues. Prior to Power U, James was an o...2020-08-2444 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsUnpacking Black Capitalism, with Francisco PerezIn this episode, Niki interviews Francisco Perez aka Platanomics, a Black solidarity economy activist, educator, and researcher currently pursuing a PhD in economics. In this interview, the two unpack Black capitalism, how buying Black unfortunately won't free us, and how this crisis offers us some openings for transformation. The conversation attempts to answer "whose concerns does Black capitalism actually speak to?"Francisco is the Director of the Center for Popular Economics, a nonprofit collective of political economists whose programs and publications demystify the economy and put useful economic tools in the hands of people fighting for...2020-07-201h 00Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsBeing a Lowkey Superstar, with Kari FauxIn this episode, Niki interviews Kari Faux, a multidisciplinary artist, rapper, and producer. The two get vulnerable and real about the impact of social media, the conflation of visibility with fame and financial security, and the power that having supportive friends and family has on our mental health. Through this candid conversation, Kari talks about the pressures of living in LA, the creative process behind producing and writing music, and how artists are more than 'aesthetic packages' up for consumption.Kari's music has garnered her millions of streams and a soundtrack feature on the critically acclaimed HBO...2020-07-0952 min
Storie Al VentoFrasi più o meno famose 1Frasi scelte dal me medesimo di Herbert G.Wells, Bruno Lauzi, Niki Lauda, Franco Franchi.2020-06-2902 min
Pit Talk - Formula 1 - F1 PodcastPit Talk - F1 - Il futuro di Vettel e di AlonsoPit Talk puntata 221, ospiti della settimana Il Direttore di Motorsport.com Franco Nugnes e dalla Gazzetta dello Sport Luigi Perna a condurre il nostro Antonio Granato.L'annuncio di Sainz in Ferrari, il futuro di Alonso, di Vettel e le line up delle squadre. Nel finale una parentesi storica su Niki Lauda con Federico Sandoli della redazione storica di F1Sport.it2020-05-191h 08
Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsCannabis Politickin, with Mennlay Golokeh AggreyIn this quarantine episode, Niki interviews Mennlay Golokeh Aggrey, a multidisciplinary cannabis entrepreneur, artist, and writer. Gushing in their shared gemini curiosity, Niki and Mennlay discuss the politics of weed, the hype moment of CBD, ancestral wisdom present in food, and how the African Diaspora is expansive and in every corner of the world.2020-05-1854 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsCannabis Politickin, with Mennlay Golokeh AggreyIn this quarantine episode, Niki interviews Mennlay Golokeh Aggrey, a multidisciplinary cannabis entrepreneur, artist, and writer. Gushing in their shared gemini curiosity, Niki and Mennlay discuss the politics of weed, the hype moment of CBD, ancestral wisdom present in food, and how the African Diaspora is expansive and in every corner of the world.Mennlay is the author of The Art of Weed Butter: A Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming a Cannabutter Master. Her work has been featured in Vogue, Healthyish, VICE, Vanity Fair, and elsewhere.@venusrootsTo support the podcast, become a...2020-05-1854 min
The Twilight Lounge with .... DJAshEpisode 47 - Classic Anthems!The Twilight Lounge Episode 47 ~ Classic Anthems ! Digging through the last 15 years of podcasts, I found so many gems that I haven’t heard in a long time. So, this 2 hour podcast is bringing the gems all back!
Get ready to hear artists Like: Eric Prydz, David Guetta, Dada Life, Krewella and so many more ………….Enjoy!
House Music LIVES at The Twilight Lounge mixed A-Live by Yours Truly, DJ Ash.
Check Out the set list below:
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1. Generate – Eric Prydz
2. Toyfriend – David Guetta
3. One – Swedish House Mafia
4. B...2020-05-151h 59
Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsTikTokin' the Revolution, with Gem NwanneIn this quarantine episode, Niki interviews Gem Nwanne (@urdoingreat), who in six months has become a viral social media TikTok star, producing leftist cultural propaganda and popular education that is accessible and highly relatable. In this conversation, the two talk about the mental health toll of social media visibility, the journey of political development and radicalization, and what are the anchors of joy and hope in this moment. In addition to the digital cultural work, Gem discusses their work with Homme Food and using food as an avenue of healing, connection, community, and politickin for QTPOC.2020-05-1153 min
Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsMother's Day Special: Challenging Oppressive Ideas of Motherhood, with Cynthia Cervantes GumbsIn this quarantine episode, Niki interviews Cynthia Cervantes Gumbs, creative director and co-founder of Maroon World. As COVID-19 begins to shift perspectives around the indispensable value of childcare labor and reproductive work, Niki brings in Cynthia for a fresh perspective on what it means to be an artist, a mother, and an emerging voice in the creative world - with all identities coexisting in harmony. They discuss the myths and hangups around pregnancy and motherhood in an era of white-washed feminism and all-time-high capitalist pursuit. Most importantly, they talk through their shared understanding of how much trauma our generation has...2020-05-0756 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsMother's Day Special: Challenging Oppressive Ideas of Motherhood, with Cynthia Cervantes GumbsIn this quarantine episode, Niki interviews Cynthia Cervantes Gumbs, creative director and co-founder of Maroon World. As COVID-19 begins to shift perspectives around the indispensable value of childcare labor and reproductive work, Niki brings in Cynthia for a fresh perspective on what it means to be an artist, a mother, and an emerging voice in the creative world - with all identities coexisting in harmony. They discuss the myths and hangups around pregnancy and motherhood in an era of white-washed feminism and all-time-high capitalist pursuit. Most importantly, they talk through their shared understanding of how much trauma our generation...2020-05-0756 min
Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsTalkin' Music Industry and Music as a Tool of Solidarity, with Doris MuñozIn this quarantine episode, Niki interviews Doris Muñoz, founder of Mija Mgmt, representing some of the top emerging Latinx artists. At 23, she took indie artist Cuco from backyard shows to Coachella in just one year. Understanding that representation is not enough for improving the material conditions for immigrants, she started Solidarity for Sanctuary, a concert series that connects undocumented families to grassroots organizations. Through this candid and vulnerable conversation, they discuss the criminalization of communities, the burden of high expectations of success placed on the children of immigrants, and where the music industry must do better.2020-05-041h 07Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsTalkin' Music Industry and Music as a Tool of Solidarity, with Doris MuñozIn this quarantine episode, Niki interviews Doris Muñoz, founder of Mija Mgmt, representing some of the top emerging Latinx artists. At 23, she took indie artist Cuco from backyard shows to Coachella in just one year. Understanding that representation is not enough for improving the material conditions for immigrants, she started Solidarity for Sanctuary, a concert series that connects undocumented families to grassroots organizations. Through this candid and vulnerable conversation, they discuss the criminalization of communities, the burden of high expectations of success placed on the children of immigrants, and where the music industry must do better.2020-05-041h 07
Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsGetting Real About the Art World and Social Media, with Decolonize This PlaceIn this quarantine episode, Niki interviews Marz and Amin of Decolonize This Place, a collective of organizers, artists, and cultural workers in NYC who have led actions of solidarity with Palestine, Black Liberation, and decolonizing the land NYC landlords profit off of. Some of their most notable actions have been against museums across NYC in hopes of holding them accountable. As COVID19 heightens the crisis of disaster capitalism, they discuss some sobering assessments of the moment, the role of artists in this struggle, and truths for all of us to consider as we strive for a taste of freedom.2020-04-2453 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsGetting Real About the Art World and Social Media, with Decolonize This PlaceIn this quarantine episode, Niki interviews Marz and Amin of Decolonize This Place, a collective of organizers, artists, and cultural workers in NYC who have led actions of solidarity with Palestine, Black Liberation, and decolonizing the land NYC landlords profit off of. Some of their most notable actions have been against museums across NYC in hopes of holding them accountable. As COVID19 heightens the crisis of disaster capitalism, they discuss some sobering assessments of the moment, the role of artists in this struggle, and truths for all of us to consider as we strive for a taste of freedom. 2020-04-2453 min
Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsA World Free of Cages, Walls, and Chains, with Maya RagsdaleIn this episode, Niki interviews Maya Ragsdale, a Harvard Law graduate and abolitionist movement lawyer in Miami who works to abolish jails, prisons, and police and create alternatives to exploitative and harmful institutions. Reckoning with their shared goal of envisioning a world free of cages and walls, they discuss the current state of the carceral state, the ins and outs of legal proceedings hidden from the public, and the possibilities we have for a new world that centers healing and fulfilling people's needs.2020-01-281h 12Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsA World Free of Cages, Walls, and Chains, with Maya RagsdaleIn this episode, Niki interviews Maya Ragsdale, a Harvard Law graduate and abolitionist movement lawyer in Miami who works to abolish jails, prisons, and police and create alternatives to exploitative and harmful institutions. Reckoning with their shared goal of envisioning a world free of cages, walls, and chains, they discuss the current state of the carceral state, the ins and outs of legal proceedings hidden from the public, and the possibilities we have for a new world that centers healing and fulfilling people's needs. Maya is a Law 4 Black Lives fellow and spends her t...2020-01-281h 12
Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsTracing Ancestral Wisdom through Food, with Kia DamonIn this episode, Niki interviews Kia Damon (@kiacooks), an emerging multifaceted Chef and the Culinary Director for Cherry Bombe. They discuss what it means to be self-taught, young, gifted, queer, and Black in an industry with harsh labor expectations and a culture that particularly de-prioritizes self care and mental health. Tracing ancestral wisdom through food, Kia offers a unique perspective into the culinary world and what is possible when we step out of the rigid eurocentric and capitalist box of "success" and "validation".2019-12-0257 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsTracing Ancestral Wisdom through Food, with Kia DamonIn this episode, Niki interviews Kia Damon (@kiacooks), an emerging multifaceted Chef and the Culinary Director for Cherry Bombe. They discuss what it means to be self-taught, young, gifted, queer, and Black in an industry with harsh labor expectations and a culture that particularly de-prioritizes self care and mental health. Tracing ancestral wisdom through food, Kia offers a unique perspective into the culinary world and what is possible when we step out of the rigid eurocentric and capitalist box of "success" and "validation".Kia's groundbreaking work was recently featured in a New York Times...2019-12-0257 min
Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsChipping Away at the Toxicity of the Fashion Industry, with Becca McCharen-TranIn this episode, Niki interviews Becca McCharen-Tran, queer fashion designer and founder of Chromat (a swim and bodywear brand known for its powerful garments that fit all bodies). Recognizing the impact of cultural institutions, they discuss the inherent white supremacist nature of the fashion industry, pick apart the contradictions of the new trends of "body positivity" and "inclusivity", and highlight different designers who are centering conversations of race, police brutality, and the carceral state.2019-11-1257 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsChipping Away at the Toxicity of the Fashion Industry, with Becca McCharen-TranIn this episode, Niki interviews Becca McCharen-Tran, queer fashion designer and founder of Chromat (a swim and bodywear brand known for its powerful garments that fit all bodies). Recognizing the impact of cultural institutions, they discuss the inherent white supremacist nature of the fashion industry, pick apart the contradictions of the new trends of "body positivity" and "inclusivity", and highlight different designers who are centering conversations of race, police brutality, and the carceral state.Becca's work has been featured in Vogue, Teen Vogue, Them, Nylon, Glamour, Business of Fashion, Marie Claire, Opening Ceremony, Elle...2019-11-1257 min
Past PresentEpisode 203: Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, Rep. Katie Hill, and BooingIn this episode, Niki, Neil, and Natalia discuss the assassination of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the scandal over Representative Katie Hill, and the booing of President Trump at a baseball game. Support Past Present on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pastpresentpodcast Here are some links and references mentioned during this week’s show: ISIS leader Abu al-Baghdadi has been assassinated by United States forces. Niki referred to this piece at The Daily Beast. Neil noted the emergence of viral videos showing a side-by-side comparison of Trump’s announcement of al-Baghdadi’s death and Obama’s...2019-11-0548 min
Past PresentEpisode 195: Franco Columbu, Kamala Harris, NYC's Gifted and Talented ProgramIn this episode, Neil, Niki, and Natalia discuss the legacy of late bodybuilder Franco Columbu, the candidacy of Kamala Harris, and a proposal to eliminate selective testing for New York City public high schools. Support Past Present on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pastpresentpodcast Here are some links and references mentioned during this week’s show: Italian bodybuilding icon Franco Columbu has died. Niki referred to the film Pumping Iron, in which he appeared with Arnold Schwarzenegger. Natalia cited the importance of physician Kenneth Cooper’s 1968 book Aerobics in both mainstreaming the idea of workin...2019-09-1051 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsArt and Organizing as World-Making, with Zaina AlsousIn this episode, Niki interviews Zaina Alsous, a Palestinian, abolitionist poet, and movement worker in Miami. Processing the urgency of the current carceral and climate crisis, they discuss potential interventions to resist and disrupt fascism, within an analysis of settler colonialism, and the power of new language as a means to world-making and envisioning social and political possibilities.Zaina's work has been published in the Boston Review, Bitch Magazine, the New Inquiry, Mask Magazine, Adroit, and elsewhere. She edits for Scalawag Magazine, a publication dedicated to unsettling dominant narratives of the U.S. South. Her first full-length...2019-07-2253 min
Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsArt and Organizing as World-Making, with Zaina AlsousIn this episode, Niki interviews Zaina Alsous, a Palestinian, abolitionist poet, and movement worker in Miami. Processing the urgency of the current carceral and climate crisis, they discuss potential interventions to resist and disrupt fascism, within an analysis of settler colonialism, and the power of new language as a means to world-making and envisioning social and political possibilities.2019-07-2253 minGetting to the Root of it with Venus RootsThe Era of Radical Online Art Collectives, with MarsIn this episode, Niki interviews Mars, founder of Art Hoe Collective, a globally-renowned QTPOC collective of young artists that helped catalyze the movement of online creative collectives back in 2015. Navigating the nuances of commodification of bodies of color; they discuss exploitation of trauma, the precarity of the gig economy, the invisibility of creative labor by femmes of color, and the effects of radical rhetoric becoming mainstream.Art Hoe Collective has been featured in PAPER Magazine, Dazed, Teen Vogue, ESSENCE, i-D, Nylon.Music courtesy of Magic City Hippiesvenusroots.com...2019-06-0549 min
Getting to the Root of it with Venus RootsThe Era of Radical Online Art Collectives, with MarsIn this episode, Niki interviews Mars, founder of Art Hoe Collective, a globally-renowned QTPOC collective of young artists that helped catalyze the movement of online creative collectives back in 2015. Navigating the nuances of commodification of bodies of color; they discuss exploitation of trauma, the precarity of the gig economy, the invisibility of creative labor by femmes of color, and the effects of radical rhetoric becoming mainstream.
Art Hoe Collective has been featured in PAPER Magazine, Dazed, Teen Vogue, ESSENCE, i-D, Nylon.
Music courtesy of Magic City Hippies
venusroots.com
@venusroots2019-06-0549 min
FrancoinformadorLas noticias del lunes 27 de mayo en menos de 10 minutos.27 DE MAYO DÍA DE LAS MADRES EN BOLIVIA. FELICIDADES! APOYO A BOLSONARO. Miles de seguidores del presidente de Brasil, el ultraderechista Jair Bolsonaro, se reunieron este domingo en varias ciudades del país para mostrar su apoyo al dirigente, cuyo inicio de mandato está siendo muy agitado. Los manifestantes salieron a la calle a petición de movimientos ultraconservadores que exigen que el Congreso, al que acusan de encarnar “la vieja política”, acelere la aplicación de las reformas promovidas por el gobierno de Bolsonaro, al frente del país desde enero....2019-05-2700 min
Galimoto MediaGalimoto Media podcast #7This time Franco and Hanjo chat about three recent test cars - the Renault Koleos, Toyota Aygo and Volvo S90. A few others like Polo, Yaris, Suzuki and the Corolla hatchback get another mention too. Motorsport topics include Formula E, WRX, Formula 1 and the passing of Niki Lauda.2019-05-2627 minFrancoinformadorRetrasan sanción a Huawei. Las noticias del martes 21 de mayo.Descarga este episodio RETRASAN POR TRES MESES SANCIÓN A HUAWEI. Huawei podrá seguir enviando actualizaciones de software a sus teléfonos durante los próximos tres meses a pesar de una prohibición de ventas en territorio estadounidense. La compañía china recibió una licencia temporal del Departamento de Comercio de los Estados Unidos que le permite tomar las medidas "necesarias para brindar servicio y soporte, incluidas las actualizaciones de software o parches, a los teléfonos existentes que estuvieron disponibles al público el 16 de mayo de 2019 o antes. La licencia también pe...2019-05-2100 min
Genesis Podcast13/10/16 interview with Justin Kelly (King Cobra)On Hoxton Movies this week Rowena, Matt, Morten and Niki review Inferno, American Honey and Storks all out on Friday.
We also review some of the biggest and best from the London Film Festival.
Matt interviewed Justin Kelly, director of King Cobra, which stars James Franco and Christian Slater that premiered at LFF.
Soundtrack of the week are songs from Ryan Gosling films as we are all in love with La La Land.2016-10-1700 min
THORSTEN HAMMERThorsten Hammer - Braining (Original Mix) / Out on BeatportThorsten Hammer - Braining EP
Ametist Records / AR035
Release Date: 30.01.2015
Ametist Records had several remarkable digital releases, was highly rated in different "Beatport Genre Charts" and by a row of famous artists. 2014 was a great year for the young, dynamic and forward thinking label from germany and we are happy to present you the first EP in 2015.
After his `Radhika` and `Green Windows` Ep, which gets massive support from international artists, magazines and radio stations like
Ibiza Global Radio / Cirillo / Marco Carola / Stacy Pullen / Magnetic Mag / This is why we Dance Mag / Digital FM / Sam Divine / DMC Magazine / Gas / Emanuel Satie...2015-01-3001 minThorsten Hammer / Tracks / ReleasesThorsten Hammer - Braining (Original Mix) / Out on BeatportThorsten Hammer - Braining EP
Ametist Records / AR035
Release Date: 30.01.2015
Ametist Records had several remarkable digital releases, was highly rated in different "Beatport Genre Charts" and by a row of famous artists. 2014 was a great year for the young, dynamic and forward thinking label from germany and we are happy to present you the first EP in 2015.
After his `Radhika` and `Green Windows` Ep, which gets massive support from international artists, magazines and radio stations like
Ibiza Global Radio / Cirillo / Marco Carola / Stacy Pullen / Magnetic Mag / This is why we Dance Mag / Digital FM / Sam Divine / DMC Magazine / Gas / Emanuel Satie...2015-01-3001 min