Boston poets on souls colliding, mistakes as footprints, and what’s not fair about music

Описание: The GBH BPL Studio hosts Outspoken Saturdays, a spoken word poetry event for emerging artists. Every first Saturday of the month, the series is created in collaboration with spoken word artist Amanda Shea.

Our November poets are Nicole Henley, Rafael Arturo Shabazz, Sasa Etienne, Margareth Ngueza, Ashley Abitz, Queen, AV-8, and Mike D Poet. Their performances follow a Native American Heritage Month panel discussion with IDEAS Facilitator Dr. Claudia A. Fox Tree and Lecturer in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning Jean-Luc Pierite.

GBH crew:
Amanda Shea, Host
Juan José Cadena Duenas, Studio Operations Manager
Olivia Quercio, Production Assistant
Sandra López Burke, Managing Director of Community and Government Relations
Maddie Geier, Senior Media Specialist

For more information about GBH’s Studio in the Newsfeed Café at the Boston Public Library, visit here: https://www.wgbh.org/foundation/bosto...

00:00 –– Intro
02:25 –– Native American Heritage Month Discussions
03:23 –– Dr. Claudia A. Fox Tree on educating
16:30 –– Jean-Luc Pierite on Indigenous planning and futurism
27:46 –– Poetry begins
29:31 –– Nicole Henley
30:20: –– “Collision Theory”
32:00 –– “Gaslight Gospel”
36:25 –– Rafael Arturo Shabazz
37:29 –– ”Blue Hill Avenue”
40:20 –– Sasa Etienne 1
41:10 – “Memoir Of A Disappointment"
45:40 – Margareth Ngueza
46:10 –– “Full Moon In Pisces”
48:07 –– Ashley Abitz
48:46 –– “Why I Am Not A Musician”
51:11 –– Queen
52:21 –– ”Things We Wish Someone Would Tell Us”
57:11 –– AV-8
58:21 –– “The Illusion of Paradise”
59:52 –– ”Held Back Too Long”
1:02:46 –– Mike D Poet
1:03:30 –– ”Press Play”
1:05:15 –– ”1000x”
1:07:44 –– Outro