Music Is Healing Us (MIHU) Collective presents a roundtable reasoning on Hip Hop @ 50 featuring DJ Nomadik, Dart Adams, Illin P, Hycin Jo and Trisano. Co-hosted by kwe and Northeastern University's MUSIC 3401 Hip Hop in the Music Industry Fall 2023 Students. Subscribe to the channel to be notified of future streaming events.

Junior Toots (son of legendary singer Toots Hibbert) reasoning on the social realities of today and the global movement to harness the healing powers of positive music, Rastafari consciousness and spiritual livity to effect change.

For our 5th guest in the Black Popular Music series, we sat down with Prince Charles Alexander (Professor of the Practice at Northeastern University) to talk about his decades of experience in the music industry as well as his new book, Hip Hop Production: Inside the Beats.

For our 2nd guest speaker on Black Popular Music, we interviewed musician and actor Jeff Robinson, founder of the Poetry Jam at the Lizard Lounge in Cambridge, MA.

Professor Kofi Charu Nat Turner speaks on Critical Social Justice Hip Hop Pedagogy

Warren Harper (aka Bala) is an audio engineer and musician at Sound of the City studios.

Sista D is a world-renowned steel-pan player and front woman of the Dis-N-Dat band, based out of Boston, MA.

Jazz flautist/saxophonist Ken Field speaks on his journey into Black music, the power of improvisation and his awareness of the changes in public perception of cultural appropriation as a White musician

Art Radio is a podcast hosted by the Siskiyou County Arts Council located in Northern California that features local talent and expand the listeners view on what is considered art. In this episode, kwe sits down for an interview with Bridgett Rangel Rexford.

Saritah performs her song “Lift Me Up” live at the Momentum Celebration @ Spiral Community Gardens in Berkeley, CA

Interview with Saritah after performing at the Momentum Celebration @ Spiral Community Gardens in Berkeley, CA