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EPISODE · May 8, 2012 · 1H 34M

Music, Culture, and Politics: The Influence of Fela Kuti

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 Facilitated by: Anthony McCarthyThe Anthony McCarthy Show is a one-stop show for the in-depth interviews and information on breaking news, politics, public policy, arts, and culture. The key difference between this show and others can be summed up in one word, experience.Panelists:Navasha DayaThis singer, songwriter and producer is no stranger to the ears of many. Navasha is internationally known as lead singer and founding member of the Baltimore based nu-jazz band, Fertile Ground. Fanon HillRecentlly the Co-Director of the Black Male Identity project, he is Co-Founder/Executive Director of The Youth Resiliency Institute (YRI). Musician, Cultural Arts Advocate, and Community Organizer, Fanon is author of the essay, "In the Indigenous Loop: Fela Anikulapo - Kuti."Chris PumphreyMusician and Founder of the Baltimore Afrobeat Society Recorded On: Monday, May 7, 2012

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