LA Raza BIPOC Access Artist Development Podcast Series for the grassroots artists
LA Raza BIPOC Access
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LA Raza BIPOC Access Artist Development Podcast Series for the grassroots artists
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11/26/2023
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December 28, 2025
Cross-Border Touring & Building International Community | El Uno + GrowHouse Tampa
Getting booked in another country isn’t luck — it’s strategy, consistency, relationships and showing up with intention. In this final episode of the La Raza BIPOC ACCESS Artist Development Podcast we sit down with spoken word artist + curator El Uno, plus Grow House Tampa’s Dennis Amadeus and Curtis Davis — to break down how international networking actually works, how Canadians can get booked in the U.S., and why showing up physically still matters in a digital-first world. We discuss: how to build cross-border artistic relationships breaking into U.S. markets from Canada without “connections” the power of showing up — open mics, conferences, creative spaces why community leadership amplifies career longevity how grassroots artists create international demand with intention This episode is presented by Spin El Poeta, ONE MIC EDUCATORS, and THE DOPE CONTENT. Supported by Canada Council for the Arts Full La Raza BIPOC ACCESS podcast episode links (listen FREE on all major platforms): https://laraza.podbean.com/ Connect with One Mic Educators https://onemic-educators.ca and https://instagram.com/educatorsonemic Connect with BIPOC ACCESS resources, workshops + community: https://linktree.com/bipocaccess
December 21, 2025
Amani Arts: Muslim Somali Representation, Spoken Word + Identity in Art | La Raza BIPOC ACCESS Podcast
In this powerful episode of the La Raza BIPOC ACCESS Artist Development Podcast, we sit down with Amani Arts — member of the One Mic Educators collective, author, spoken word poet, concept artist and storyteller based in Hamilton, Ontario. Her work explores Black identity, Somali culture, Muslim representation, self love and the narratives that often get erased in mainstream media. Amani has been published in TRADMagazine, PITCHMagazine, Briarpatch Magazine and more, and her book Oceans Barwaaqo is her first collective publication. She also teaches workshops for emerging writers and creatives, and was awarded the 2022 GOG Award for “Innovation in a permanent collection” for Breaking The Vault: Art and Poetic Liberty (Art Gallery of Hamilton). In this episode we discuss: Muslim + Somali representation in art Using poetry to reclaim narrative Refusing to shrink identity for acceptance Why showing nuance matters Centering joy, regularity + everyday life as art Why representation is a leadership responsibility This is a needed conversation for people who have ever felt unseen, misrepresented or culturally flattened by media. Watch. Listen. Share. Someone needs access to this — today. LISTEN TO FULL PODCAST + EPISODES https://laraza.podbean.com/ Amani Arts IG — https://www.instagram.com/its.amani.arts Linktree — https://linktr.ee/itsamaniarts About the Project The La Raza BIPOC ACCESS Artist Development Podcast is co-produced by Spin El Poeta https://instagram.com/spinelpoeta,THE DOPE CONTENT https://instagram.com/thedopecontent ONE MIC EDUCATORS https://instagram.com/educatorsonemic Supported by Canada Council for the Arts.
October 31, 2025
River Rockz: Empowering Indigenous Youth Through Art, Hip-Hop & Healing
Krystal Riverz and Immortal K share how River Rockz blends Hip-Hop and Indigenous traditions to heal communities and empower youth through art on the La Raza BIPOC ACCESS Podcast, presented by SPIN El Poeta x THE DOPE CONTENT.
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