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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2012 · 1H 29M

Pezo Johnson - founder and executive director of the P.O.P program

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 Pezo Johnson  founder and executive director of the P.O.P program will fill us in on  the details and current efforts of this alternative to violence  organization targeted at teens. Here is an overview of P.O.P: The P.O.P  Program will first open the minds of the teens to give them a sense of  where their anger is rooted from. Then, it teaches them creative methods  to redirect their anger when in a verbal altercation before it becomes  physical. There are 7 methods of the P.O.P. program and it will teach  kids to use these methods to turn their pain and anger into song, poem,  or rap.  POP methods include the POP Lock, Remote Control, Sponging,  Baseline, Silent Chant, Creative Control, and Spray It. The POP Program  feature poetry, rapping, singing, acting and short stories during the  session. Some of the biggest rap superstars, like Jay-Z and Lil Wayne,  use one of the methods of creating and retaining songs in their head.  P.O.P is effective with all kids regardless of their background or race  because this program has music involved in every POP method. Please join  the movement and help bring POP to your city or country because we got  to help the youth make better decision instead of resorting to violence.    For more info: http://www.indiereviewcd.com https://twitter.com/IndieRevue https://www.instagram.com/indie.review https://www.facebook.com/indie.review

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