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Sisterhood: The power of Sorority 22:52

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this is in the world of sororities, particularly members of the Divine Nine. For those on the outside, sororities might look like opportunities to party. They are far, far more than that. NOW National President and honorary member of Sigma Gamma Rho, Christian F. Nunes, sits down with International Grand Basileus of Sigma Gamma Rho, Marica T. Harri…

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The Story Behind Cinema Ug 29:42

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Send us a text Cinema Ug is a platform dedicated to promoting and showcasing Ugandan cinema and talent. It serves as a hub for actors, directors, producers, and other creatives in the Ugandan film industry. The platform highlights various projects, from short films to full-length features, and provides a space for artists to connect and collaborate…

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Uplifting Women in STEM 32:31

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Welcome to season 3 of Feminism NOW! This season, our theme is “Women Uplifting Women,” and we are thrilled to open with a field where women need a lot of uplift: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. NOW National President Christian F. Nunes speaks with Dr. Jamika Burge, Co-Founder and Board President of blackcomputeHER.org, INC, Head of Ent…

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Feminism NOW at the DNC 24:42

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Feminism NOW is getting ready to launch our third season. Our theme is “Women Uplifting Women,” and what better way to start than with a visit to the DNC, where Kamala Harris was nominated to run for President. NOW’s National President Christian F. Nunes was on the ground at the DNC, getting the thoughts and impressions of attendees. Featuring the …

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The theory of Existentialism and poetry 21:21

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Send us a text Dive into the profound world of existentialism and its intricate relationship with poetry. In this video, we explore how existentialist thought, with its focus on individual existence, freedom, and the search for meaning, has influenced poets across generations. From the philosophical musings of Søren Kierkegaard and Jean-Paul Sartre…

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Find a Poet Who Speaks To You 27:28

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Send us a text 🌟 Discover Your Poet Soulmate! 🌟 Are you ready to find a poet who truly speaks to your heart? In this video, we dive deep into the world of poetry, exploring voices that resonate with your soul. Whether you’re a seasoned poetry lover or just starting your journey, this guide will help you connect with the words that move you. ✨ What …

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KBCS HD1 - Roots Rock Soul 27:48

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Jazz vocalist, composer, and activist Ben Black stopped by the KBCS studio to discuss his music and a fundraiser he organized this past August for the Palestine Children's Relief Fund. It's a wide ranging and uplifting conversation accompanied by Ben's own music!Par 91.3 KBCS

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King Colman Otunga's Arsenal of Words: The Powerhouse Behind His Mindcraft Writing 27:02

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Send us a text Dive into the profound journey of King Colman Otunga, a master wordsmith who uses his literary prowess to navigate the intricate landscapes of mental health. In this episode, we explore how Colman crafts his narratives to shed light on the often unspoken struggles of the mind. Through his powerful storytelling, he not only entertains…

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“Empowering Voices: A Writer’s Journey Through Spoken Word and Women’s Stories” 27:09

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Send us a text Join us on an inspiring journey with [Writer’s Name], a talented writer and spoken word artist who uses her powerful voice to tell the stories of women. In this video, she shares her creative process, the challenges she faces, and the triumphs she celebrates as she brings women’s experiences to life through her art. Discover how her …

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Unleash Your Inner Poet: A Deep Dive into Spoken Word 31:29

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Send us a text Join us for a captivating conversation with Kansimi, a talented young woman navigating the world of poetry, pharmacy, and hockey! Discover her inspirations, challenges, and dreams as she shares her passion for spoken word and her vision for social change. Get ready to be inspired! #spokenword #poetry #uganda #womeninpoetry #socialcha…

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The Poem That Would Overthrow the Government 24:31

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Send us a text Tabani Ash delivers a powerful, thought-provoking performance that explores the potential of poetry as a catalyst for change. This spoken word masterpiece tackles sensitive issues and challenges the status quo. Can words truly be weapons of mass destruction? Watch and decide. #TabaniAsh #Poetry #SpokenWord #Uganda #Revolution #Social…

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14 to Viral: How This Young Ugandan Poet Took the Nation by Storm 27:06

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Send us a text In this episode of Ugandan Art Speaks Out, we meet a rising star unlike any other! This young Ugandan poet started writing at 14 and is now taking the nation by storm with her powerful verses. 🇺🇬 ✍️ Tune in to hear her incredible journey, from discovering her passion for poetry to crafting words that resonate with audiences across Ug…

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Ink of Defiance: Chronicles of a Political Poet 24:50

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Send us a text Join us in this gripping episode as we delve into the clandestine world of political poetry—a realm where ink becomes both weapon and solace. Our guest, a courageous poet, shares their journey from dusty libraries to dimly lit cafes, where words are whispered like secrets and dissent blooms like wildflowers. 🖋️ Explore the power of m…

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The Untold Story of Ugandan Comedy. 27:45

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Send us a text Support the show Support our podcast by subscribing monthly—every contribution, big or small, helps us continue creating and sharing our work. Your support truly keeps us going. Click here to Subscribe : Support Listen to Ugandan Art Speaks Out on all major podcast platforms. For more information and to explore our content further, v…

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Get Ready to Move! Uganda's Dance Craze Returns. 12:43

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Send us a text Dust Off Your Dancing Shoes! Uganda's Biggest Party is Back On: Dance Week 2024! Mark your calendars and get those dancing shoes ready because Uganda's most electrifying festival, Dance Week, is finally back for 2024! After a much-anticipated hiatus, the streets are about to erupt with a vibrant celebration of movement and music. Thi…

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Let Black Women Lead 32:24

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Did you know that less than 10 percent of the U.S. Congress are women of color? There are only 30 Black women in Congress. Black women have the stereotype of being “strong”, but remain critically underrepresented in leadership. How do we all work to make this right? For our last episode of season 2, producer Jeanette Harris Courts will sit down wit…

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Cultivating Ugandan Artists: Tebere Arts Foundation on Mentorship and Opportunity 14:13

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Send us a text This episode of Ugandan Art Speaks Out dives into the future of Ugandan art with Asiimwe Deborah Kawe, Director of the Tebere Arts Foundation. We explore the exciting opportunities Tebere Arts offers to empower Ugandan artists. A key focus of the discussion is mentorship, highlighting how Tebere Arts is fostering the next generation …

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The Gen Z Fight for Democracy 30:45

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Have you seen that one TikTok of college students protesting on campus? Have you heard the kids have canceled Starbucks? And do you know what’s wrong with ordering from Pizza Hut these days? In 2024, if there’s one thing older generations have learned, it's that despite wanting to connect with younger generations, they don’t completely understand e…

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From Chaos to Curtain Call: Kampala Festival's Last-Minute Hurdles 17:08

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Send us a text What happens when a cultural cornerstone faces last-minute bureaucratic hurdles? In this gripping episode, we uncover the behind-the-scenes drama of the Kampala International Theatre Festival's 2022 edition. Just days before the opening, organizers were confronted with unreasonable demands from the media council, threatening to derai…

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Children Can’t Vote, but Caregivers Can 30:53

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Why is it so hard to find a safe place for your kid while you work? When you do find that place, why does it cost 2/3rds of your paycheck? Childcare is expensive, but it is necessary for parents to participate fully in our democracy. This week, NOW National President Christian F. Nunes is having a chat with Anne Hedgepeth, Chief of Policy and Advoc…

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“Empowering Creativity: Tebere Arts Foundation Unveiled” 20:38

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Send us a text 🌟 Discover the Unseen: Explore the hidden gems of Ugandan artistry as we unravel the diverse programs that Tebere Arts Foundation brings to life. From captivating performances to thought-provoking exhibitions, this foundation is a beacon of creativity. 🎭 Spotlight on Talent: Meet the brilliant minds behind the scenes—the visionary ar…

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“The Genesis of Tebere: Crafting the Pulse of Ugandan Theatre” 18:53

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Send us a text Welcome to Uganda Art Speaks Out, the podcast that dives deep into the heart of Ugandan creativity. In this episode, we unravel the inspiring story of the Tebere Art Foundation—a beacon of artistic expression in Uganda. Join us as we explore the origins of Tebere and its mission to nurture the voices of both emerging and seasoned the…

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Confronting America’s Gun Crisis 34:42

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Why are parents afraid to drop kids off at school? Go to the grocery store? A concert? A church? Gun violence. And that’s only what makes the news — not the 81 percent of murders involving a gun, and the overall violence that falls heaviest on Black and Brown women. What do we do? Demand Action. NOW National President Christian F. Nunes sits down t…

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“Mastering the Stage: Prof. Mercy Mirembe Ntangaare on Elevating Ugandan Theatre” 32:25

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Send us a text In this inspiring episode of “Ugandan Art Speaks Out,” Prof. Mercy Mirembe Ntangaare discusses the transformative power of professional discipline in the Ugandan theatre industry. Discover how dedication to craft, ethical practices, and collaborative efforts are shaping a new era for Ugandan theatre. Prof. Ntangaare shares insights o…

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“Mariam Ndagire Unveils: The Discipline Behind Uganda’s Theatre Magic | Art Speaks Out” 23:57

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Send us a text Join Mariam Ndagire, a luminary in the Ugandan theatre scene, as she unveils the pivotal role of discipline in the performing arts. In this enlightening episode of “Uganda Art Speaks Out,” Mariam shares her personal journey and the collective experiences that underscore the importance of discipline in honing one’s craft and elevating…

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LGBTQIA+ Rights are a Feminist Issue 32:58

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Conservative politicians are eager to introduce bills to “protect women and girls in sports” or stop kids from being exposed to “pornographic” content. But don’t be fooled. These bills don’t protect kids, they target and harm LGBTQIA+ youth. This week, NOW National President Christian F. Nunes speaks with Charlotte Clymer, a writer, communications …

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“Discipline in Art: The Backbone of Uganda’s Creative Expression” 22:03

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Send us a text In the vibrant world of Ugandan art, discipline is not merely about adherence to rules; it’s the driving force that propels artists to master their craft and innovate within their cultural context. This project delves into the role of discipline in shaping Uganda’s contemporary art scene, exploring how self-regulation, dedication, an…

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“Rhythms of the Pearl: Unveiling Uganda’s Artistic Legacy with Dr. Isabirye James” 19:30

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Send us a text In celebration of World Theatre Day, we are honored to have Dr. Isabirye James, the esteemed head of the Department of Music, Dance, and Drama at Kyambogo University, share his invaluable insights into Uganda’s art industry. Dr. Isabirye’s perspective is particularly poignant as we reflect on the theme of this year’s World Theatre Da…

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Raising the Wage 17:51

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How much do you tip? 15% and 20 if the service is good? 20% all the time? 10%? What if you knew that 70% of tipped workers were women, and they made as little as $2.13 per hour? This week, NOW National President Christian F. Nunes speaks with Saru Jarayaman, the co-founder and president of One Fair Wage, about the fight for economic equality, why t…

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“Stagecraft and Society: Alex Mukulu’s Ode to World Theatre Day” 1:14:13

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Send us a text In this special episode of Ugandan Art Speaks Out, we honor World Theatre Day by featuring a keynote speech from the esteemed Alex Mukulu. As a luminary in the world of theatre, Alex brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to our celebration. Listeners will be treated to an insightful exploration of theatre’s role in society, its po…

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“Rhythms of Inclusion: Tereka Kenneth Desire and the Unseen Dreams Dance Festival” 32:48

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Send us a text In this captivating episode of Ugandan Art Speaks Out, we are joined by the dynamic Tereka Kenneth Desire, a renowned dancer and the director of Yutta Konvitz. Tereka is not only a celebrated artist but also a pioneer in using dance as a powerful tool for social inclusion. Discover the story behind the Unseen Dreams Dance Festival, a…

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Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi 28:31

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Our theme this season is “Women Leading Democracy.” And yet, lately, it feels as though our democracy itself has become fragile. Frail. This episode, we are shoring up our strength. NOW National President Christian F. Nunes is thrilled to speak with Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi. She was the 52nd Speaker of the United States House of Representatives…

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“Threads of Creativity: The IGC Fashion Journey with Katende Godfrey (Blak)” 33:03

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Send us a text In this inspiring episode of Ugandan Art Speaks Out, we delve into the vibrant world of fashion with Katende Godfrey (Blak), the visionary behind IGC Fashion. Join us as we explore the tapestry of experiences that led Katende, affectionately known as Blak, to make his mark in Uganda’s fashion industry. From his early beginnings to th…

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“The Melody of Justice: Blair Koono on ‘Ngamba Nti Onjagala’ and Copyright in Uganda” 27:59

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Send us a text In this eye-opening episode of Ugandan Art Speaks Out, we delve into the contentious issue of intellectual property as we sit down with the multifaceted artist Blair Koono. Blair opens up about his personal experience with his song “Ngamba Nti Onjagala” being claimed by another artist, shedding light on the complexities of copyright …

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Reproductive Rights at Stake 29:01

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2024 is an election year, and democracy itself seems like it’s on the ballot. That’s why for our second season we’ve selected a theme: Women Leading Democracy. Throughout this season, we’ll hear from women and feminist allies about how and why women can and should lead in our country. There is no better way to start than with women’s reproductive r…

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The Amazing Journey of Blair Koono: From Music to Movies 47:33

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Send us a text Ugandan Art Speaks Out is a podcast that showcases the diverse and talented artists of Uganda, who use their creativity to express themselves and inspire others. In this podcast, you will hear from Blair Koono, an actor, singer, songwriter, and dancer who has the versatility to perform on all kinds of sets. Blair will share his journ…

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The Art and Soul of Blair Koono, Uganda’s Rising Actor and Singer 47:33

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Send us a text In this episode, we have a special guest: Blair Koono, the actor and singer who is making waves in the Ugandan film and music industry. He talks to us about his journey from being a theatre student to starring in movies such as Blood Ransom, Enkuba, and When You Become Me. He also shares his insights on the challenges and opportuniti…