In this episode of the “Something to Say” podcast, our host, Mazi Mutafa is joined by Manny Faces, Founder of The Center for Hip-Hop Advocacy. They discuss how Manny got interested in the New York hip-hop scene, how to foster discussion between different generations of hip-hop listeners, what makes podcasting so important, and hip-hop’s influence on politics.
Co-host Patrick Washington speaks with poet Amasa Maleski, and 2023 Youth Poet Laureate of Washington DC, Sophia Hall.
Mazi speaks with environmentalist Kari Fulton.
Mazi also speaks with Jackie Ballard of the National Hand Dance Association.
Patrick has a discussion with poet Precious Foreman.
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