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Culture360 Olympic pod featuring World Record holder & Olympic Gold Medalist Kevin Young

Culture360 Podcast Radio — Mon, 12 May 2008 10:01:00 GMT

Kevin Young became the first and only man in history to shatter the 47-second barrier by winning the 1992 Olympic men’s 400m hurdles gold medal in the astounding world record time of 46.78 seconds. Using his unusual technique of switching between 12 and 13 stride intervals between hurdles, Young bettered the world record of 47.02 set by Edwin Moses in 1983 despite slamming the final hurdle and raising his arms in triumph prior to reaching the finish.

His record still stands and he remains the only athlete to ever break the 47-second barrier. As a collegian, Young was nicked named “Spiderman” by his teammates at UCLA, where he won the 1987 and 1988 NCAA 400m hurdle crowns and his UCLA Bruins captured back to back national championships. A UCLA graduate, he is a proud native of Watts, California and remains active in the development and motivation of today’s youth. Among his numerous honors, Mr. Young highly cherishes being the winner of ESPN's first Eppsy Award given for Track and Field accomplishment.

In this pod, Young discusses his youth, conquering environmental obstacles, international competition, the '68 Olympics, and Olympic & Major League Baseball steroid usage including comments on Marion Jones, Roger Clemons and Barry Bonds.

www.KevinYoung4678.com

Pod Journalist: Theo Williams / Studio Engineer: Jack Wyles

Cuture360: Virgin America Hits the Streets of San Francisco!

Culture360 Podcast Radio — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 20:29:00 GMT

In this second installment of the Virgin America pod series we covered the Virgin America crew as they hit the streets of San Francisco for a valentine’s day promotion. They gave back some luv to the city that welcomed them by opening up its golden gates and silver runways. This “in the community” approach looks like another example of how Virgin America plans to “reinvent” air travel.

Pod runs 14:53.

www.virginamerica.com

Pod journalist: Theo Williams Pod engineer: Jack Wyles.

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Culture360 - Congresswoman Barbara Lee & U2 led singer Bono address Global AIDS pandemic

Culture360 Podcast Radio — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:29:00 GMT

Congresswoman Barbara Lee address the AIDS pandemic with legendary rock star Bono. In a closed session, Bono met with oakland clergy to discuss the role of the church in addressing the pandemic in the San Francisco/ Oakland Bay Area. Later that evening, Bono received an NAACP Image award. In this pod, we present the official press conference and Bono’s NAACP acceptance speech.

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Culture360's virgin voyage on Virgin America arlines

Culture360 Podcast Radio — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 06:20:00 GMT

C360 InFlight Pod featuring interviews with Virgin America Quality Representative Rick Benson and ITM member Thea Dulstrum. Virgin America is the newest low cost airline to hit the runways. But don’t be fooled, there’s nothing low budget about the Virgin Experience. Their inflight entertainment system, RED is second to none.

Virgin America is American owned and operated with minority participation from trendsetting communications mogul Richard Branson.

(Interviews were recorded live while flying from LAX to SFO. This is our first in a series of Culture360 Virgin America pods)

www.virginamerica.com

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Culture360 featuring filmmaker Terri J. Vaughn of Angels Can't Help But Laugh and actor Carl Lumbly of Namibia: The Struggle for Liberation

Culture360 Podcast Radio — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 23:06:00 GMT

Culture 360 featuring filmmaker Terri J. Vaughn & lead actor Carl Lumbly. (Oakland International Film Festival)

Angels Can’t Help But Laugh

Actress/filmmaker Terri J. Vaughn sits down with 25 of Hollywood’s African-American actresses to discuss how they deal with being in today’s entertainment industry. While media floods unrealistic ideas to the general public about these women, this documentary allows viewers a candid, unscripted exposure into the minds and hearts of these actresses. Ms. Vaughn sincerely removes these women from the characters we know, and reveals the essence of the real women. These actresses open up to talk about their fears, disappointments, successes, families and careers. They drop pretensions about this industry to unfold basic truths about life. This gives a glimpse of reality and the real people underneath the illusion. www.angelscanthelpbutlaugh.com

Namibia: The Struggle for Liberation

Features the epic struggle to free Namibia from South African occupation. It tells the story of Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s first President, and his part in the country’s fight for freedom Namibia: The Struggle for Liberation explores the spirit and sacrifices of the struggle that culminated in independence in 1990.Commissioned by the Namibian government. Carl Lumbly as Samuel Nujoma / Danny Glover as Father Elias / Directed by Charles Burnett. www.namibiathemovie.com

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Pod Producer/Journalist Theo Williams - Studio Engineer / Jack Wyles

Culture360 featuring Randall Robinson / Haiti, From Revolution to the Kidnapping of a President An Unbroken Agony Part 2

Culture360 Podcast Radio — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 22:33:00 GMT

www.basiccivitasbooks.com

(PART 2)

Randall Robinson continues his discussion on U.S. foreign policy toward Haiti and the U.S. involvement in the kidnapping of Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. In this segment, Mr. Robinson elaborates on U.S. Secretary of State Condolleezza Rice's and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Conlin Powell's involvement. Also covered in this pod is the midnite rescue of President Aristide from the Central Republic of the Congo led by Congresswoman Maxine Waters.

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Culture 360 featuring author Randall Robinson speaking on his book: Haiti, From Revolution to the Kidnapping of a President , An Unbroken Agony (part 1)

Culture360 Podcast Radio — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 10:49:00 GMT

Best selling author Randall Robinson speaks in detail about the Kidnapping of the democratically elected president of Haiti, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the significance of the Haitian Revolution and the future of Haiti.

Randall Robinson is the author of The Debt, The Reckoning and Defending the Spirit. His is also founder and past president of TransAfrica, the African American organization he established to promote enlightened, consturctive U.S. policies toward African and the Caribbean.

In 1984, Robinson established the Free South Africa Movement, which pushed successfully for the imposition of sanctions against apartheid South Africa; and in 1994 his public advocacy , including a 27 day hunger strike, led to the UN multinational operation that restored Haiti's first democaraticlly elected government to power. Mr. Robinson lives with his wife and daughter in St. Kitts.

Haiti, From Revolution to the Kidnapping of a President, An Unbroken Agony can be purchased from

www.basiccivitasbooks.com

This Culture360 podcast is the first of a two part series. Recorded in Oakland, California, USA.

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Venezuelan Sounds '07 featuring Eleggua direct from the Venezuela / African Venezuelan Culture

Culture360 Podcast Radio — Tue, 09 Oct 2007 05:57:00 GMT

The Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Chevron in association with CaribelinQ OmniMedia and the Office of Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums presented Venezuelan Sounds '07 as part of African Diaspora Arts and Culture Day in the city of Oakland,Ca.

CaribelinQ OmniMedia welcomed and organized two performances of the African Venezuelan group Eleggua as part of the Venezuelan government sponsored Venezuelan Sounds cultural exchange. Our sister, Patricia Abdelnour, Cultural Attache' from the DC Embassy is pictured in this pod along with many Bay Area commrades.

ELEGUA is all female 10 member percussion and vocal group who are direct descendants of the enslaved Africans who cultivated cocoa and coffee in the Barlovento region on the central coast of Venezuela. These women are dedicated to researching,rescuing, preserving and presenting the purest forms of African culture in their music. Elegua fuses African polyrhythmic percussion and Spanish vocals.

Master of Ceremony: Umi Vaughan, Assistant Professor of Africana Studies, California State Monterey Bay./ Stage Manager, Janine Johnson./ Security, Sinclair Savage. Media Support: Global Exchange / Special Consultation Services: TheVivaArts Network . Muchas gracias to the Familia Cepeda and members of Cacique Congo Bomba group for their participation on that nite.

You can also check out Video of Eleggua at Video.google.....search CaribelinQ!

Venezuelan Sounds' 07

featuring .........ELEGGUA

CaribelinQ is a digital media / arts production company.CaribelinQ's mission is to present diverse images of African, Caribbean and Latin American cultures while assisting to develop long lasting cultural exchanges through out the African Diaspora and beyond.

VIVA Venezuela / Forward Always Backward Never!

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Culture 360 ASCAP Alumni Songwriter of the Year Panel ( Featured Panelist: Ludacris, Jimmy Jam, Teddy Riley, Narada Michael Walden, Kandi Burruss)

Culture360 Podcast Radio — Wed, 12 Sep 2007 21:48:00 GMT

ASCAP's Alunmi Songwriter of the Year panel discussion. Legendary songwriters
share their thoughts on breaking into the business, studio stories and give personal
interviews. This event was given as part of ASCAP's 20th Anniversary Rhythm & Soul
Music Awards. Panel included Teddy Riley, Narada Michael Walden, Kandi Burrus and Jimmie Jam. Hosted bu
Ludicris of Disturbing the Peace music.

www.ascap.com

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Culture 360 International Workers' Day & Immigration March '07

Culture360 Podcast Radio — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 11:06:00 GMT

International Workers' Day 2007

Interviews with Youth leaders & community organizers. Issues covered include mulit-ethnic organizing, youth empowerment, working class coalitions and immigration rights.

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Culture 360 Bus Rapid Transit discussion with Enrique Penalosa Londono former Mayor of Bogota, Colombia

Culture360 Podcast Radio — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 10:52:00 GMT

Enrique Penalosa, world advocate for Bus Rapid Transit systems, spoke in City Hall chambers as an invited guest of the
Alameda-Contra Costa County Bus Transit system, AC Transit. We interviewed Mr. Penalosa about his experiences with bus rapid systems, also interviewed is Mary King, Assistant General Manager Communications & External Affairs / Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District

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Culture 360 De Rompe Y Raja Afro-Peruvian Cultural Association

Culture360 Podcast Radio — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 10:45:00 GMT

Afro-Peruvian Culture. Interviews with Peru Negro founding member Lalo Izavierdo and De Rompe Y Raja musical director Pedro Risalas.

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Culture 360 Cacique Kongo - Afro Puerto Rico Culture pt. 2

Culture360 Podcast Radio — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 20:13:00 GMT

Interview with Poet/Hip Hop Activist/Educator Aya De Leon

for more on aya......... ayadeleon.com

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Culture 360 Cacique Kongo - Afro Puerto Rico Culture pt. 1 (Bomba)

Culture360 Podcast Radio — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 19:47:00 GMT

Interview with Latin Music Anthropologist Hector Lugo. Lead musician of Cacique Congo
Bomba Y Plena performance company. email: bombayplena@sbcglobal.net

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