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Independent Artist: Gabriella Cohen - I Just Got So High
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 In this episode, we sit down with Mark Sagapolutele, aka Mareko, a Samoan hip-hop artist from New Zealand's Deceptikonz crew. He shares his humble beginnings in South Auckland, New Zealand, and his journey into hip-hop. He talks about the influence of American rap, his love for the culture, and his unique storytelling style.

Discover the essence of Polynesian hip-hop as Mareko discusses his experiences, collaborations, and the evolution of the genre. He highlights the importance of preserving hip-hop's core while embracing its global influence.

Mareko's solo album "White Sunday" took him to the States, where he collaborated with legends like The Licks. Hear about his surreal experience and the upcoming 20th-anniversary vinyl release, featuring a collaboration with Matai Watches.

Dive into the evolution of Mareko's music with his new trilogy series, Untitled Act. Learn how he's adapting his sound while staying true to his roots. Don't miss this insightful conversation with Mareko, a true keeper of the hip-hop flame, as he shares his story, inspirations, and the future of Pacific hip-hop. Tune in now for a dose of culture, beats, and inspiration!

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988 has been designated as the new three-digit dialing code for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (now known as the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). We can all help prevent suicide. The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals in the United States.

This week we sat down with Carle Fields a community organizer for EXPO.  He shares with us his journey from gang life at a young age to doing 16 years in  prison to becoming one of the most well respected community leaders in the state. 

Our interview with Anthony Cooper Sr. an ex-felon now Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Reentry Services for Nehemiah gives us details about how he left the prison system and re-acclimated to society. His unique and powerful success story is sure to inspire our listeners. Being a recent recipient of a full pardon by governor Toney Evers, Anthony now serves on the same board that grated him his pardon.  Anthony also shares with us some of the resources that Nehemiah has to offer, and gives us an inside look at the pardon process.  

Every day, countless lives are reshaped by the experience of incarceration, not just for those behind bars but for their families as well. Join me, D-Star, in an earnest conversation on the OuttdeeBox podcast, where we cast a hopeful beam on the dark corners of this journey, offering a lifeline to those in Wisconsin touched by the prison system. We're here to champion the cause of ex-inmates and their loved ones, providing critical information on employment, housing, and mental health resources that are pivotal in curbing recidivism and fostering a climate of redemption and growth.

This show isn't just talk; it's a heartfelt mission fueled by my connections to the issue and my professional background in media. In today's touching episode, we're featuring stories that resonate with courage and transformation, and you'll hear from voices that have turned pain into poetry and adversity into art. Through the power of spoken word and music, our guests share their pathways to resilience, inspiring our listeners to embrace change and hope. So please tune in for an engaging listen and a chance to be part of a movement toward positive change in our community.

Wir haben sie fast jeden Tag in der Hand und wissen doch recht wenig über unser Lieblings-Tool! In der ersten Ausgabe unserer „What about…?!“ Special-Reihe zerlegen wir deshalb eine “Spraycan” in ihre Bestandteile und zeichnen ihre – teils wirklich verrückte - Geschichte nach. Wir erfahren, warum es eigentlich „kein Style ohne Lindal“ heißen müsste und welche Rolle Kwasnys mysteriöser “Dr. Q“ bei der Entwicklung hochqualitativer Dekosprays gespielt hat. Zu Gast haben wir dafür Autor und Dosenliebhaber Daniel „Rosko“ Knorn, sowie Rüdiger Glatz, langjähriger Dosenpusher und einer der Gründerväter der Montana Gold-Dosenreihe. Mehr Infos findet ihr auf www.wdl.rocks

In episode 14 of season 2, the classic duo of Tone and Ty return to The Dungeon for their 1st episode of the Spring. To kick off the episode, the pair catch up on current events and what’s happening in the world. After that, the two dive into the topic of vulnerability and why most people are hesitant to demonstrate it. Next they touch on the concept of time travel, and conclude the episode by speaking on the idea of “situationships” in our culture.