In this podcast episode, I interview Shah Noor Hussein, based in California. They are a writer, visual artist, educator, scholar, and a badass queer Sudanese person. Their focus are on black feminism, art, writing, and teaching. Their poetry has been featured in the LA Review of Books (2020), Umber (2019), and CUNJUH (2017). Also, some incredible poems were performed at the Museum of the African Diaspora (2020), Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive (2018), and the African American Arts & Culture Complex (2018). They teach and lead writing workshops. They are the managing editor for the journal The Arrow. Their research cultural work aims to (re)center marginalized voices in dialogues on alternative epistemologies and cultural reproduction through a multimedia study of popular culture and women's music called Aghani Al Banat, “Girls Music,” in their home country of Sudan.
Follow Shah on Instagram and Twitter: @shah__noor
https://www.shahnoorhussein.com/ (https://www.shahnoorhussein.com/)
Sudanese Poetices/Literature Archives
https://iapoetry.com/poets (https://iapoetry.com/poets)
KEEP EYES ON SUDAN
https://eyesonsudan.net/ (https://eyesonsudan.net/)
Art Relief For Sudan
https://www.instagram.com/art.relief.for.sudan/ (https://www.instagram.com/art.relief.for.sudan/)
8 Apr 2023
Story time: Middle School Drama & What I Learned
In this podcast episode, I share a story about when I was in middle school and what I learned from the experiences. I speak about various topics of true/false friendships, jealousy, lies, manipulation, gaslighting, moving on, and so on. I hope you each learn something from this, which you can share with me, and feel free to share your stories with me as well. Disclaimer: I graduated from middle school centuries ago.
***If you are deaf/HOH and would like the transcript of this podcast episode and/or any other episode please contact me at israa_abbas@ymail.com
21 Apr 2022
What is code/digital poetry?
I'm no "professional" code poet (whatever that means), I am always still learning, but I thought to answer one of the most questions I have been asked regarding code/digital poetry. Tiny Journalist - Poem m no "professional" code poet (whatever that means), I am always still learning, but I thought to answer questions that I have been asked regarding code/digital poetry. I speak about my experiences with computer programming languages and how I discovered code poetry. Described various types of code poets and creative ways of expression through the use of art and poetry. Being a code poet of color How to become a code poet Personal stories of dealing with negative energy when it comes to education and achieving skills later in life. I recommended reading The Freedom Writers Diary by Erin Gruwell Check out iapoetry.com/portfolio/ (https://iapoetry.com/portfolio/) ***If you are deaf/HOH and would like the transcript of this podcast episode and/or any other episode please contact me at israa_abbas@ymail.com
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