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I love writing poetry. It is the first art form that I felt I was decently good at. If you enjoy poetry and want something to listen to I got you because this is Moore Seductions & Révolutions.

Thank you so much for listening. If you like what you hear please spread the word by sharing it with someone else.

I love writing poetry. It is the first art form that I felt I was decently good at. If you enjoy poetry and want something to listen to I got you because this is Moore Seductions & Révolutions.

Thank you so much for listening. If you like what you hear please spread the word by sharing it with someone else.

I brought something for the lovers so like something for the nymph's. If you can't handle this full time job with these hips then stay unemployed. Take your kids to bed and leave the freaks in the sheets. Calling all lovers! 

I love writing poetry. It is the first art form that I felt I was decently good at. If you enjoy poetry and want something to listen to I got you because this is Moore Seductions & Révolutions.

Thank you so much for listening. If you like what you hear please spread the word by sharing it with someone else.

Happy Black History Month! The way of the land keep tryin to suffocate the truth so I'm here to sound the alarm. We're not hiding history under the disguise that history needs to be spoon fed to change the laws. Put on your adult bloomers and take this truth. If you crack open history be ready to absorb the WHOLE TRUTH. 

Tonight’s conversation is about giving grace and love: Ode to the Black Woman!!

Spoken word Artist @amandasheaallday joins the conversation tonight to unpack black womanhood, Black self-love, and knowing to walk away when it is not serving you anymore !!

Register for the historic Ode to the Black Woman event  https://www.boston.gov/equity-and-inclusion/racial-justice

Ode to the Black Woman 

Event: Ode to the Black Woman: A Night of Poetry and Song 

Date: Thursday, April 13th, 2023 

Time: 7 pm to 10 pm

Location:  Black Market

Address: 2136 Washington Street, Roxbury, Ma

Contact: Susan McCollin Administrative and Project 

Coordinator, Mayor’s Office of Equity and Inclusion

Email: susan.mccollin@boston.gov, Cell: 617-959-3307

Historical Information: “ In 2016, Sha Battle, a tech consultant and entrepreneur, often felt the diverse contributions of Black women weren’t well represented in education. So Battle created a movement to recognize April as International Black Women’s History Month in Georgia. Conveniently following Black and Women’s History Month, Battle found a way to uplift and support the achievements of Black and minority women of the diaspora-especially those not traditionally taught in schools. 

Battle felt Black History Month in February and Women’s History Month in March weren’t enough to commemorate the contributions of Black women- and honestly? Points were made. We need to recognize International Black Women’s History Month in our classrooms, offices, churches, and digital spaces nationwide because Black women experience combined marginalization simultaneously. In the same manner that the experiences of Black people are distinct from those of people of color, the marginalization of Black women cannot be generalized within the Black community or mainstream “white” feminism. This intersectionality can be explained with many terms: misogynoir, womanism, even triple consciousness. But the core idea behind it can be best exemplified through Alice Walker, who coined the term “womanism”.

Black women never have the privilege of separating their race from their gender. So, why are we recognizing their achievements through a single identity, despite twice as many obstacles?Because of this, Black women’s sacrifices, struggles, and everything in between deserves to be recognized with a consideration to the combined marginalized experience. 

But all that’s back in the past, surely, we have learned from then, right? Because the civil rights and suffrage movements were ongoing in the same time period, Black women felt pressured to choose a side to fight for. Our contributions are already so narrowly taught but by viewing our history through a single lens, we are erasing the experience even further. Particularly in the Black community, this stems from an all too common belief that Black women must put gender aside to focus on racial equality. This is a coded way of elevating Black men without regarding the distinct oppression of Black women. Today, Black women don’t have to choose a side. Amazing sisters like Sha Battle come in every profession, shade, and class. Thus, we need to have a month that gives a proper shout out to their continued accomplishments and success. By just discussing Black Women’s History Month’s feasibility, we can help it gain recognition and learn about other Black women of the diaspora not mentioned in this piece.” source:https://medium.com/the-sunflower-girl-collective/april-is-international-black-womens-history-month-and-it-s-about-time-8cb5573d3036

Purpose: An Ode to Black Woman. These poems and songs are in honor of International Black Women's History month and are meant to highlight the strength and resilience of Black women. Who is she, described as a female human of African descent. A subject of extreme abuse and expression based upon the inaccurate or faulty perception of inferiority by the oppressor. Scientific: Mother of civilization; one from whom all life comes forth. One who subscribes and practices thoughts and deeds which promote unity among people of color. Synonyms: Wife, Mother, Sister, Leader, Teacher, Warrior. Adjectives: Strong, Intelligent, Beautiful. Compassionate. Tireless. We gather to celebrate her; The Black Woman! She who has no choice but to wear the multiple hats, to do the work no one else does, who is the first to rise and last to sleep. The City of Boston Equity and Inclusion Cabinet, celebrates her, we see her, we appreciate her; The Black Woman. A Night dedicated to all Black Women through Poetry and Song.

A Live Visual rendering  will be done by Saige of her interpretation of the Black Woman.

A safe space to create tribute to the Black Woman. Come out and hear from featured artists or take a turn on the mic.

It's Black History Month y'all. The question for this episode is "What is pro black?" What makes us have an affinity for our culture. Take a dip into this episode as we go into a controversial conversation. What does it mean to you? Contact us with your answers.

A woman tries to acknowledge the suicide of her father getting tangled up in mourning, tv fortune tellers, adult magazines and Elvis Prisley.  Special Mention in the 63nd Thessaloniki International Film Festival

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The devotion for today, Friday, September 16, 2022 was written by Dan Peeler and is narrated by Liesa Newman. 

Today’s Words of Inspiration come from Romans 8.35-39:

Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall trouble or hardship or persecution or famine or nakedness or danger or sword?... I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.

The devotion for today, Thursday, September 15, 2022 was written by Donna Jackson and is narrated by Judithann Anderson. 

Today’s Words of Inspiration come from 1 Corinthians 2. 4,5 

…and my speech and my message were not in plausible words of wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power, so that your faith might not rest in the wisdom of people but in the power of God.

The devotion for today, Wednesday, September 14, 2022 was written by Carole Anne Sarah and is narrated by Judithann Anderson.

Today’s Words of Inspiration come from Ephesians 4: 21-24 (NLT):

Since you have heard about Jesus and have learned the truth that comes from him, throw off your old sinful nature and your former way of life, which is corrupted by lust and deception. Instead, let the Spirit renew your thoughts and attitudes. Put on your new nature, created to be like God—truly righteous and holy.

The devotion for today, Tuesday, September 13, 2022 was written by Kris Baker and is narrated by Jay Williams. 

Today’s Words of Inspiration come from Matthew 7:12:

So, in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets.   

On this episode, host Kelicia Hollis Jessie reviews The Purpose Room by Heather Lindsey, talks the uncomfortable realization of local Japanese wariness of U.S. military presence and activity at her base, and shares a spoken-word style poem entitled "Situation." You can skip around as long as you stick around! #bookreview 1:03  #topic 8:47  #story 22:37

Listen to the seductive poetry titled "And Scene" and wine down. 

Welkom bij de allerlaatste mozaïek-aflevering van Plotscast.

In deze dubbeldikke editie:

Jill Marchant,

Ike Krijnen,

Lies Jo Vandenhende,

Terra van Dorst,

Gijs ter Haar,

Lin An Phoa,

Helena Hoogenkamp,

Jan Ducheyne

Na deze editie volgen er nog drie afleveringen van Plotscast:

• Plotscast Live vanaf De Nijverheid in Utrecht op do. 19 augustus met het elektronische duo Biek & Len, rapper Disci en Jan Ducheyene (B).
• een special met Tekstuur van Marco Martens rond het album DWAAL//GRUIS van Charlotte Beerda, Ard Zacht en Wordbites 
• en tot slot een kids special.

Curator, hosting & socials: Wordbites

Montage: Yeppe van Kesteren, Spot on Sound studio

Website: Bieke Jongejan

Muziek: Yannick Middelkoop

Plotscast is een initiatief van Wordbites en Yeppe van Kesteren.

Ondersteund door de Gemeente Utrecht en het Cultuurmakersfonds. 

Kijk ook op Plotscast.nl en volg ons op instagram.com/plotscast_

Tijdens het Opera Forward Festival 2021 reageerden zeven spoken word
 kunstenaars in opdracht van Nationale Opera & Ballet op Kurt Weill's The Seven Deadly Sins. 

Onder artistieke coördinatie van Manu van Kersbergen en muzikale begeleiding van .multibeat doken Suehaylee, Stryder, Lev Avitan, Danny X Kuiper, Isis van Geffen, Houda Bibouda en Manu van Kersbergen zelf in de zeven hoofdzonden anno nu. In deze special van Plotscast zijn alle zeven stukken integraal te horen.
 
 Guest hosting: Manu van Kersbergen
 
 Plotscast wordt gemaakt door Wordbites (curator, hosting en socials),
 montage Yeppe van Kesteren van Spot on Sound en Bieke Jongejan, website.

 Plotscast wordt ondersteund door de Gemeente Utrecht en het
 Cultuurmakersfonds. Dank aan Nationale Opera & Ballet.
 
Onze volgende live editie op de Nijverheid is op donderdag 19 augustus met Biek & Len, Disci en Jan Ducheyne.  

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Welkom bij editie #26 van Plotscast onder de titel ‘De hemel is altijd paars’ naar analogie van de recent uitgekomen roman van Sholeh Rezazadeh. Met in deze aflevering:

Tonnie Meewis,

Marco Martens,

Sholeh Rezazadeh,

Noa Silver,

Anouk Smies,

Tom Strik,

Jack Julian en

Dorro Veen.

De volgende editie van Plotscast Live vanaf De Nijverheid in Utrecht is op do. 19 augustus met het elektronische duo Biek & Len en de rapper Disci. 

Curator, hosting en socials: Wordbites

Montage: Yeppe van Kesteren, Spot on Sound studio

Website: Bieke Jongejan

Plotscast is een initiatief van Wordbites en Yeppe van Kesteren.

Ondersteund door: de Gemeente Utrecht en het Cultuurmakersfonds 

Kijk ook op Plotscast.nl en volg ons op instagram.com/plotscast_