Rebels Without A Pause SoulMarcos Productions

May is Mental Health Awareness month. So its fitting for us to interview Francisco  "DJ Dr. Dust" Hildago. Francisco is not just North's longtime friend and musical partner, he also serves his community as a licensed Psychotherapist and Social Worker. During this episode, we discuss his journey and how it impacts his work as a psychotherapist and artist. 

Donald Fryson has embraced the entrepreneurial spirit of Harlem and used that spirit to launch multiple businesses ventures.  

Donald Fryson is the founder of 360 Entertainment International, LLC, a company that produces radio, TV, Events, and Radio Programs. 360 Entertainment partners with the website www.newworldstation.com.

Brother North and SoulMarcos88 discuss Don's journey and how he came to understand and master the power of programming.

Stephanie Alvarado is a queer Afro-Indigena Latina feminista born and raised in the Bronx, NY by way of Guayaquil, Ecuador. Stephanie is a poet, multidisciplinary artist, and community organizer for 15 years. She currently facilitates the #OneBookOneBronx program with The Literary Freedom Project, is the founding Program Director at Freelancers Hub, and is on the Board of Directors for Just Food, a food and racial justice organization founded in 1995.
She is our first guest for 2019, and we discuss the power of language and community, and struggling, imagining, and creating a better future.

We live in the age of social media. We are bombarded by various media agencies, comments from strangers, and our own posts and comments. In celebration of Black History Month, Brother North and SoulMarcos88, discuss the importance of dialogue in our communities. We discuss how being rigid can corrupt your faith, homophobia, resistance against American militarism, inter-community violence, and having dialogues to build a stronger community. 

The multi-talented blogger, organizer, and social media coach George 'Urban Jibaro' Torres shares "the sofrito to his story".

This episode's of "Rebel's Without A Pause," we are interviewing community activist and community organizer, Kerbie Joseph. We discuss the ups and downs of organizing families who had lost relatives from police violence, the connection between the LGBTQ community and police brutality, and how one can organize in their own communities.