BCB019 - Spoken Word Youtube Comments With Sanna Almajedi...

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This week our friend Sanna Almajedi drops by to talk some cultural theory, dive deep into Nuyorican spoken word, and share with us some 7000 year old Egyptian rave. We also talk about our first concerts, what we listen to in the shower, and stromboli. Be nice in the comments - you may just make a friend! DJ Sanna - Ethereal Beatbox https://soundcloud.com/etherealbeatbox/dj-sanna *patreon* *patreon* *patreon* www.patreon.com/basecampbeta *patreon* *patreon* *patreon* Pedro Pietri - Who Will Want You https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfz7OYTCVns Rozzma - Tany Tany https://rozzma.bandcamp.com/album/donya-fakka-ep Nomex & Scud - Eurostar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feSlnZYEiOI Opening music: Beau Wanzer - Basement Dwellers Produced and Edited by Rachelle Rahme Mixed by David Tatasciore [email protected]

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This week our friend Sanna Almajedi drops by to talk some cultural theory, dive deep into Nuyorican spoken word, and share with us some 7000 year old Egyptian rave. We also talk about our first concerts, what we listen to in the shower, and...

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