50 episodios
3rd Paradigm Podcast Clarity & Nuance
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- Cultura y sociedad
“3rd Paradigm” is a digital third place, which is where people practice the art of conversation. The host and guest come from all backgrounds and different ways of thinking.
We at “3rd Paradigm” will discuss ideas, concepts, and the facts of life, with an open mind, and in a respectful and critical manner.
As a full disclaimer, the hosts and guests will share their opinions. However, when we the hosts share facts, we will back it up and share our resources. If we are incorrect, we will correct it as soon as possible, for this is the most integrable thing we can do.
The opinions of our guests are strictly their own and do not represent the opinions of "3rd Paradigm". The purpose of creating this digital space is to push the envelope forward with clarity and nuance.
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3rd Paradigm Podcast -- S03e16 -- Mother's Day (Part 2)
Mother's Day Episode Part 2.
Viewer Discretion is advised.
Trigger Warning: Sexual Assault is mentioned. -
3rd Paradigm Podcast -- S03e15 -- Mother's Day (Part 1)
Mother Day Episode: An Open Round Table Discussion about being a mother (Part 1).
Origins of Mother's Day:
https://www.codepink.org/the_radical_history_of_mother_s_day
Notes from the 3rd Paradigm Podcast Team of Facts and Alternative Perspectives on the Topics Discussed:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vTWt1wNqkLtduX1-jhoX3fC0VQ2XIHDBRcFAiY4ounEVX-IAYSVcE5Tka1AdsjFrLHI1WtZuOfxomzW/pub -
3rd Paradigm Podcast - SE03EP14 - MIRROR: Asian-American Pacific Islanders
Dive into the vibrant tapestry of Asian-Pacific Island American heritage with hosts Clarity and Nuance in this special MIRROR series episode. Celebrating stories of resilience, culture, and identity, we shine a spotlight on the rich diversity and contributions of Asian-Pacific Island communities. Join us as we explore the triumphs and challenges, share personal narratives, and honor the voices shaping the narrative of AAPI heritage. Tune in for a journey of reflection, understanding, and empowerment during this meaningful month of recognition and solidarity.
Guests
Poorna who is Bengali-American and passionate about promoting cultural awareness, diversity, and equality, she is currently a senior in high school.
Luna, who is Hmong and a graduating nursing student and serves at Chair for Education in the non-profit organization, Council of Asian Pacific Americans (CAPA).
Marcy who is a Chinese-American adoptee.
Kurtis, who is Filipino-American and serves as the Field Director with the non-profit APIA VOTE-MI.
EVENT
Asian American and Native Hawai’ian/Pacific Islander Capital Day” event where you can meet our State Legislators and make our voice heard which will be held on Thursday, May 9, 2024.
EPISODE EDITED BY LUNA! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Further reading
Www.senate.gov
Www2.census.gov AAPI-ff.
carnegieendowment.org
pewresearch.org
aapicoalition.ucsf.edu/model-minorty
https://news.berkeley.edu/2023/11/13/american-railroad#:~:text=And%20in%20California%2C%20the%20Chinese,the%20railroad%20workforce%20was%20Chinese.
https://www.nps.gov/people/larry-itliong.htm
#MIRRORseries
#APAHMReflections
#AAPIHeritageCelebration
#CulturalDiversityShowcase
#EmpoweringAAPIVoices
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3rd Paradigm Podcast - SE03EP13 - Poetry Month
Poetry Month Episode
We focus on the awesomeness and celebration of poetry and learn about the creative process and unique dynamics poets go through.
Please follow our guest:
Friz Allen: I.G. @ FrizAllen
Hakeem: All Social Media@Hakeem the people’s poet; Follow Magnolia Stable
Soulfull IG@Soulfull
Nadia@Nadiathellamba.com
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3rd Paradigm Podcast - SE03EP12 - Hash Bash and Cannabis 4-20
Join hosts Clarity and Nuance for a thought-provoking episode delving into the multifaceted cannabis world. From its history to the ongoing political discourse surrounding legalization, we explore the complex dynamics shaping this controversial plant.
Tune in as we discuss the implications of legalization on individuals previously convicted for cannabis-related offenses, shedding light on the intersection of social justice and drug policy reform.
Guest: Jamila
@to-ki-kat co.
#420
#4-20
#fyp
#LegalizationImpacts
#SocialJusticeReform
#DrugPolicyDiscussion
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Further reading:
https://americanaddictioncenters.org/the-real-gateway-drug
https://www.forbes.com/sites/dariosabaghi/2021/12/07/a-brief-history-of-the-false-myth-about-cannabis-as-a-gateway-drug/?sh=53d9d2121dec
https://www.brookings.edu/articles/marijuanas-racist-history-shows-the-need-for-comprehensive-drug-reform/
https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2013/07/14/201981025/the-mysterious-history-of-marijuana
Additional links for ad hoc stuff mentioned by hosts:
The former House Speaker that Clarity mentioned was John Boehner:
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/03/us/politics/john-boehner-marijuana-cannabis.html
Also:
https://missouriindependent.com/2023/05/02/why-some-people-believe-marijuana-is-a-racist-word-and-why-it-doesnt-offend-me/
https://www.history.com/news/why-the-u-s-made-marijuana-illegal -
3rd Paradigm Podcast - SE03EP11 - World Music Therapy Week
Join hosts Clarity and Nuance in a heartfelt episode dedicated to "World Music Therapy Week," where they delve into the profound significance of music therapy and its transformative power in healing mental health. Through insightful discussions and touching anecdotes, Clarity and Nuance shed light on how music serves as a universal language of healing, offering solace, comfort, and hope to individuals facing mental health challenges. Tune in as they explore the diverse ways in which music therapy nurtures emotional well-being, fosters self-expression, and promotes resilience, inviting listeners to embrace the therapeutic harmony found in the rhythms of life.
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#MusicHealsMinds
#TherapeuticHarmony
#WorldMusicTherapy
#HealingWithMelodies
#HarmoniousHealing
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Music
Nomyn - Astral
MARION - Night Drive
Waking Dreams - Someone Else
Fotiz Liberis - Away
Aurora B. Polaris - I Believe
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Further reading
Gean: Gean Vincent Almendras is an Ann Arbor-based musician, culture worker, and instructor of mandolin, violin, and various indigenous Philippine instruments. Gean graduated with degrees in Computer Information Systems and in Music, specializing in classical mandolin performance and a minor in violin; through the University of Michigan. Through the close tutelage of Mariachi Maestro Antonio González in Mexico City, and his attendance of various International Mariachi Conferences and workshops taught by various professional Mariachi clinicians from prestigious groups like Mariachi Cobre, Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán, and Mariachi Los Camperos, Gean is also trained in the playing style of Mariachi violin and performs professionally with a Mariachi ensemble under the Flint-based Mexican folks arts nonprofit, El Ballet Folklórico Estudiantil (EBFE). In 2014, Gean helped start —now Vice-President and Music Director of — the Philippine Arts & Culture Ensemble of Michigan (PACE-MI); a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing community-based instructional programs and resources through the promotion of Rondalla folk music, indigenous music, and traditional folk dance. An aspiring ethnomusicologist, he is also a course lecturer of Philippine Ensemble Music at the University of Michigan Center for Southeast Asian Studies.
https://www.nationaldaycalendar.com/national-day/world-music-therapy-day-april-10-15#:~:text=WORLD%20MUSIC%20THERAPY%20WEEK%20%7C%20APRIL%2010%2D15%20%2D%20National%20Day%20Calendar
Instagram:
@whoisgeanvincent
@ebfe.michigan @pacemi.official
Link Chap Hop artists
Throat singing links
“Run to the sun”
Link what is an ethnomusicologist
Adam Neely “Is music theory racist”
Soundcloud
Spotify