A discussion about the Success of Rod Nation Productions – A Houston Based Development and Creative Film/Tv Production Company.
A discussion about the Success of Rod Nation Productions – A Houston Based Development and Creative Film/Tv Production Company
Global African Diaspora
We discuss the origins of a popular black anime series and more…
Did you miss it? Student Loan Repayment
Did you miss it?
We talked about forgiving student loans you might want to check it out!
Student Loan Debt : To forgive ou pas?
Student Debt : To forgive ou pas?
Coming up: Student Loan Debt
Coming up: Student Loan Debt
#7MWQ – 5 Worst Interview Questions
What to do if you’re caught off guard in virtual interviews.
Upcoming: The 5 Worst Interview Questions
Upcoming: Worst 5 Interview Questions.
Musings about commercial radio
Musings about commercial radio
7 Minutes With Q: Why all Black people should watch Lovecraft Country
7 Minutes With Q: Why all Black people should watch Lovecraft Country
I voted!
Have you? =) C’mon don’t forget to vote – it’s your civic duty and great reason to take the day off!
Lovecraft Country – Why all black people should watch it!!!
Lovecraft Country – Why all black people should watch it!!!
🚨 7 Minutes with Q Podcast | Webcam Etiquette
7 Minutes with Q Podcast | Webcam Etiquette
🚨 Name change 🚨
7 Minutes With Q More to come … Stay tuned new episode drops Wednesday October 7, 2020 at 12 pm cst right here at http://www.BootlegLikeJazz.com. Also, all new logo around the corner plus more great content!
BLLJ: The Black Vote, Black dollar and Hope
BLLJ: The Black Vote, Black Dollar and Hope
BLLJ: Insecure Ep 7 Recap
BLLJ: INSECURE EP 7 RECAP
BLLJ: The Fussings
BLLJ: The Fussings
Talib Jasir Fleming is a podcast producer, author, and advocate for the people and their collective power. He is a creative entrepreneur with over 16 years of professional work in marketing and advertising.
BLLJ: Insecure Ep 6 Recap
BLLJ: INSECURE EP 6 RECAP
Conversations about racism, colorism and Covid-19 in Colombia
Conversations about racism, colorism and discrimination in Colombia
Cheryl Inokon: Earn, keep, grow and protect money
Cheryl Inokon: How to earn, keep, grow and protect money
Coming up – Conversations about Blackness in Colombia
COMING UP – CONVERSATIONS ABOUT BLACKNESS IN COLOMBIA
Coming up – How to keep, grow and protect money
COMING UP – HOW TO KEEP, GROW AND PROTECT MONEY
Did you miss it?
Catch up on Insecure the popular show on HBO with Cameron King here on Bootleg Like Jazz. Get your questions answered, fall in love with your favorite character and relax while entering the world of Issa Rae! Don’t forget to FOLLOW!!!
How to manage your business needs
HOW TO MANAGE YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS
BLLJ: Meet Jovante Ham CEO of Melanoid Exchange
BLLJ: MEET JOVANTE HAM CEO OF MELANOID EXCHANGE
BLLJ: Insecure Recap EP 5
BLLJ: INSECURE RECAP EP 5
Going live
Going live
BLLJ: Should we hold our vote hostage?
BLLJ: SHOULD WE HOLD OUR VOTE HOSTAGE?
Coming up: Does my vote matter?
COMING UP: DOES MY VOTE MATTER?
BLLJ: Insecure Recap EP 4
Insecure episode 4 recap.
Going live
Get a behind the scenes look at a Bootleg Like Jazz with Entertainment Correspondent Cameron King.
BLLJ: A conversation with Tony Diaz
On the show is Writer, activist, and professor Tony Diaz
Catch up!!!
Catch up on Bootleg Like Jazz
BLLJ: Insecure recap EP 3
Do you need to know what you missed on Insecure?
BLLJ: What impact will masks have on racial profiling
Will masks orders create a surge in racial profiling?
Going live today
Going live today at 7 pm cst
Coming UP: A Conversation about racial profiling and government mask orders
COMING UP: A CONVERSATION ABOUT RACIAL PROFILING AND GOVERNMENT MASK ORDERS
Did you miss it – Cameron King
Did you miss it? Don’t worry you still have to time to catch my interview with Cameron King
MEET CAMERON KING A KICK-BOXER, RADIO PERSONALITY AND INDUSTRY INSIDER
MEET CAMERON KING A KICK-BOXER, RADIO PERSONALITY AND INDUSTRY INSIDER
Coming up: Cameron King
Coming up Cameron King
GOING LIVE NOW
Going live now…
BLLJ presents Natty Poet – Poet, Writer and Speaker
Meet Natasha Carrizosa poet, writer, and speaker. Her work is deeply rooted in her childhood and life experiences. Raised as the daughter of a fierce African-American mother and Mexican father, her writing reflects the dichotomy of these two rich cultures. She is author of mexiafricana, heavy light, and crown. Her work has recently been published in ¡Manteca! – an anthology of […]
Up next Natty Poet
Up next Natty Poet
A conversation about hope with Vanessa Quillin
A conversation about hope with Vanessa Quillin
Coming up: A new show at 5 pm cst
Upcoming: A conversation with Vanessa Quillin
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Going live now
I’m going live now for our upcoming show – tune now I’m Facebook at Terrell Quillin ⚡️💥
BOOTLEG LIKE JAZZ: BOSSA NOVA WITH RAÚL
In this installment of Bootleg Like Jazz, Raúl Orlando Edwards joins Q and discusses the history, major contributions and the impact Joao Gilberto had on Bossa Nova.
Upcoming: Conversations about Bossa Nova
Click below and watch a snippet from the new show where we dive into the history of Bossa Nova and it’s intersection with Black American music from Raul Orlando Edwards !!!
Q talks resources for Artists and Entrepreneurs, trends amid pandemic and will we return to normal
Q TALKS RESOURCES FOR ARTISTS AND ENTREPRENEURS, TRENDS AMID PANDEMIC AND WILL WE RETURN TO NORMAL
God Body Bingo – Rapper, Songwriter and Dreamer
Meet God Body Bingo | Rapper, Songwriter and Dreamer
Bootleg Like Jazz – A critique on wealth, social justice and looking rich vs. actually being rich
Bootleg Like Jazz – A critique on wealth, social justice and looking rich vs. actually being rich
Upcoming: Q discusses wealth, entrepreneurship and looking rich vs. being rich
Upcoming: Q discusses wealth, entrepreneurship and looking rich vs. being rich
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Bootleg Like Jazz presents Lupe Mendez – Tequila, Poetry and Readings from his award winning novel
Recent winner of the John A. Robertson Prize for 1st Book of Poetry 2020 Bootleg Like Jazz is excited to have Lupe Mendez on the show today. Lupe Mendez is the author of the poetry collection Why I Am Like Tequila (Willow Books, 2019). He earned an MFA in creative writing (poetry) from the University of Texas at El Paso […]
Coming soon, a conversation with Poet Lupe Mendez
Coming soon…
Say hello to Dr. Keisha Davis – Trainer, Dancer and founder of AskPath
Keisha Davis is a trained physician in pathology as well as a classically trained African and Caribbean dancer for over 15 years.
BLLJ: Underground 3:33 Vendors Market
The UNDERGROUND 3:33 Market convenes once a month to create a marketplace to give local businesses a platform to promote and broaden their customer base while creating a one of a kind experience for the attendees.
BLLJ: Julenne and Jac’qulinne from Underground 3:33 Vendors Market
The UNDERGROUND 3:33 Market convenes once a month to create a marketplace to give local businesses a platform to promote and broaden their customer base; while creating a one of a kind experience for the attendees.
BLLJ: Underground 333 Vendors Market
Joining together as a community to support small businesses in the surrounding area.
BLLJ : Would you want to know?
BLLJ: Would you want to know when you are going to die?
Genesis Evans on Bootleg Like Jazz discussing New York fashion week, Entrepreneur life and her Garifuna roots
Genesis Evans on Bootleg Like Jazz discussing NY fashion week, her Garifuna roots and Afro-Latinidad
Should I live abroad?
Should I live abroad?
NYE 2019 recap
A little bit of what I did during NYE 2019… Big shoutout to @danceafrikana for the support and if you haven’t been to @matchouston then you’re missing out!!! 📸 @alexqbd
@danceafrikana
Raúl Orlando Edwards and Latin Week Houston 2020 – 25 years of performances, productions and community engagement
Founded by Panamanian-Jamaican artist, Raul Orlando Edwards, Latin Week Houston is the result of over 25 years of performances, productions and community engagement.
Happy New Year 🎆🎊🎈
I wish you prosperity, peace, opportunity and joy! 🙏🏿🤩
Looking for something to do for NYE 2019 in Houston?
Check out “A celebration of Afro-Dance” in Houston, TX at MATCH 3400 Main Street, Houston TX 77002 on December 31, 2019 from 5-7:30 pm cst.
Get your tickets here: https://matchouston.org/events/2019/kuumba – Please use the code “Bootleg Like Jazz or BLLJ” in the comments section during payment. Get your tickets here: https://matchouston.org/events/2019/kuumba – Please use the code “Bootleg Like Jazz or BLLJ” in the comments section during payment.
Raúl Orlando Edwards – Latin Week Houston – Nuestra Palabra and KPFT
Listen live from 6-7 pm cst on 90.1 FM KPFT, http://www.kpft.org, facebook: @terrellwayne or instagram: @bootleglikejazz
Bootleg Like Jazz presents Sweets By Belen – La Tienda más Dulce del Mundo en Houston
Q drops into Sweets By Belén and samples her alfajores, discusses her experiences as a Afro-Latina and her journey to becoming an Entrepreneur.
Bootleg Like Jazz presents Leater – C.E.O. of Options 4 Women Apparel
In this episode of Bootleg Like Jazz Q talks with Leater C.E.O., FashionPreneur and Boutique Owner of Options 4 Women Apparel about his upcoming pop-up show here in Houston, TX on December 13, 2019 at Le Château, his new collection coming soon and his roots in fashion design.
Latinas Rising presents LatinaCon – Discussions on Mental Health, Latinx Identity and Women’s issues
In this series of #Afro-LatinHTX, Host Q talks with Tasha and Edna from Latinas Rising about their upcoming conference “LatinaCon”. Latinas Rising is an organization focused on creating social change in the Latinx community. Latinas Rising is excited to host the 1st annual LatinaCon November 9, 2019 in Houston, Texas. Their theme is “The Era of the Latina”.
LatinaCon 2019 : Interview coming with the Founders of Latinas Rising
Latinas Rising is an organization focused creating social change in the Latinx community. We seek to educate and advocate on a variety of social justice topics such as, Latinx mental health, violence against women, education, and civic engagement. We believe all Latinx stories are important and we choose to celebrate Latinas working, “boots on the ground.”
Letrece G talks “The G Code: 15 keys to successful marketing and branding”, LLC chit chat and pop culture references
Letrece has always been a true writer at heart. During her adolescence she began creating and editing a monthly newsletter that highlighted community events and creative writing. Letrece became illustrious by being a published author in her early teens with her poems appearing in several national poetry anthologies. Her writing expertise became more prevalent during her college years, where several of her articles and essays became required readings for a Sociology course at Loyola University New Orleans.
Lindsay Gary: The Re-education Project, Dance Afrikana and the Afrikanah Book Club
Lindsay Gary, MPA, MA is a PhD candidate in Africology and African American Studies, a professor of History, writer, speaker, and choreographer. She is an alumna of Texas Southern University and the University of Houston and the founder/board president of The Re-Education Project, founder/artistic director of Dance Afrikana, LLC, and founder/curator of Afrikanah Book Club.
Afro-Latin Festival Discussion – Cigars, Identity and Ex-pats in France
Bootleg Like Jazz’s Terrell Wayne explains his journey to understanding Afro-Latin history, culture and nuisances. In the video we have: Raúl Orlando Edwards (Founder of Afro-Latin Fest), Jose Grinãn (FOX 26 News Anchor), Terrell Wayne (Bootleg Like Jazz), Marlon Smith (Theologian and Scholar) and Laurel K. Rutledge (The Rutledge Perspective Podcast). Tickets are still available for the Afro-Latin Fest happening […]
Bootleg Like Jazz | Bethany Rose | Singer Songwriter and Piano Player
Bethany Rose is a fast-rising Los Angeles based singer, songwriter and piano player. One unique feature about Bethany is that she composes and sings in both English and Spanish. She draws her inspiration from R&B and gospel music as she grew up listening to some key singers in that regard. Bethany gives her music a distinct blend by adding elements of Latin instrumentation and jazz.
Bootleg Like Jazz: Big X – Houston’s Speed Rapper
Big X is a Houston-born aspiring rapper who was raised in Maryland due to some parental situations. He adopts a speed rap style which he affirms to be inspired by Chamillionaire and Joyner Lucas. Notably, both rappers have a distinct reputation for their speedy way of rapping and Big X seems to draw his rap energy from this.
BLLJ: Big X and Bethany Rose
Big X is a speed rapper born in Houston raised in Maryland.
Bethany Rose is a Los Angeles based singer-songwriter and piano player, composing and singing in both English and Spanish.
Houston Afro Creole Music Festival – Hennyglow – Jon Bannis aka Glen
Houston Afro Creole Music Festival usually hosts the Afro Creole Music Festival annually during the last weekend of September or the first weekend of October. It is all weekend long event October 5-6, 2019 – Saturday is usually a concert/party with a theme (this year it is Hennyglow) and Sunday is the actual outdoor festival that display a variety of cultural activities throughout the day. Each event features various acts, artists, bands, and deejays from several countries and genres of music. Multiple vendors, marketers, and sponsors will have their products on display and available for purchase.
Nigerian Cultural Parade and Festival in HTX, Bilingualism and Jollof Rice
Mark your calendars and pull out your best! It is about the Naija Experience and the community is ready to serve it in the most flamboyant way possible. Akwa Entertainment will present the Ekombi dance and the incomparable, award-winning Ross S. Sterling Raider’s Marching Band will bring a vibrant sound preview anticipating their own homecoming!
Leslie Contreras Schwartz talks her work as Houston’s Poet Laureate, mental health awareness, and When They See Us her new book
Leslie Contreras Schwartz is the fourth Houston Poet Laureate, serving from 2019-2021. She is a multi-genre writer whose book, Who Speaks for Us Here, is scheduled for spring 2020 publication with Skull + Wind Press.
Terrell Wayne discusses new music from jazz icons, his Hendrix inspiration and dress code gone wrong in public school
Use the hashtag #BLLJ and tell me your favorite Miles Davis or John Coltrane album or song. #BLLJ
Gumbo Session Part 2 – Cultural nuisance, French lessons and thoughts on travel
Gumbo Session Part 2 – Cultural nuisance, French lessons and thoughts on travel
Video – Blaze and Black N.A.S.W.C.
Checkout Blaze and Black tonight at the House of Blues in Houston, TX. Get your tickets here: @blazeandblack
Richie_Mike_MBK and Exhibition | Chris Legier from Show 1002 Job rejection email
Richie_Mike_MBK and Exhibition | Chris Legier from Show 1002 Job rejection email
Blaze X Black – N.A.S.W.C., Influences and Is Rock AND Roll for Black People
Blaze X Black is a hip hop/rock duo from Houston, TX. We’ve established a firm local fan base in our city and surrounding areas.
@Banke_The_Author Poet, Dancer and Educator and Chris Legier from Show1002 Why are fast food restaurants out of stuff?
Banke Awopetu is an author, poet, dancer and educator.
Show 1,002 is a talk show geared around the issues of daily life that matters to all regardless of race, gender, religious affiliation, political identity, education, socio-economic status or orientation.
Rabbi Sensei and Chris Legier The Universal Truth
Rabbisensei is a part of the Music Group My Brothers Keeper 713. This group consists of talented and on the rise artists who are multi skilled. Rabbisensei made his debut stage performance with Richie Mike performing his single “Rockstar”.
The Gumbo Jam and The Podcast Hearts and Horns
Bringing Louisiana Funk and improved jams to you. Come check out the Gumbo Jam at Shoeshine Charley’s on Sunday 8 pm c.s.t.
Hearts and Horns, talking about relationships and music.
Roberto Carlos Garcia – Black Maybe, Afro-Dominican Roots and Casta | Q – Haiti, the Dominican Republic and and musings on travel
Poet, storyteller, and essayist Roberto Carlos Garcia is a self-described “sancocho […] of provisions from the Harlem Renaissance, the Spanish Poets of 1929, the Black Arts Movement, the Nuyorican School, and the Modernists.”
Midnight Navy – Mexican roots, Digital Collagist and Saxophonist
Midnight Navy is a producer, saxophonist, and singer-songwriter based in Austin, Texas. His musical style ranges from psychedelic alternative to bedroom pop and synth wave with elements of lo-fi hip-hop. His unique musical lens draws from his Mexican heritage, along with his love for pop culture and feel good melodies.
The Gumbo Session – Juneteenth, Lee P. Brown, Chapultepex Club and Charles Law
This is the gumbo session – a mix of current events, topics I’m passionate about and random ideas I’ve been working on. In this episode I talk about former Mayor Lee P. Brown, the Chapultepex Club of the Houston Y.W.C.A., Howard Law and the history behind Juneteenth. What Juneteenth around the corner I treated this episode of the Gumbo session […]
Rhythms of Afro-Latin Culture: Danny Diallo Hinds, Caribbean culture and Gains
Head over to Youtube : Bootleg Like Jazz | https://youtu.be/i7p-hzRsNTI and checkout my interview with Danny Diallo Hinds, Keisha Davis and Osunbunmi Gaidi! The video is premiering NOW!!!!
Jasminne Mendez – dicusses her new book, “Night Blooming Jasmin(n)e”, Afro-Dominican roots and Journey with Scleroderma and Lupus
Jasminne Mendez is an Afro-Latina poet, educator and award winning author. She received her B.A. in English Literature and her M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Houston. Mendez has had poetry and essays published by or forthcoming in The Kenyon Review, The Acentos Review, Crab Creek Review, Texas Review, La Galeria, Label Me Latino/a, Gulf Coast, Bird’s Thumb, The Rumpus and others. Her first multi-genre memoir Island of Dreams (Floricanto Press, 2013) was awarded Best Young Adult Latino Focused Book by the International Latino Book Awards in 2015. Her poetry and essays have been named finalists and honorable mention for several awards including the Rose Metal Press Chapbook prize and the Barry Lopez Creative Non-Fiction prize. Recently she won the Cogswell College Magazine Poetry Prize judged by Major Jackson. She is the co-founder of Tintero Projects: A Reading & Writing Workshop Series, an organization that seeks to build and promote emerging and established Latinx writers in Houston. She is a 2017 Canto Mundo Fellow and an MFA candidate in the creative writing program at the Rainier Writer’s Workshop at Pacific Lutheran University.
D.E.E.P Deborah Mouton – Poetry, Freestylin’ and her new book “Newsworthy”
Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton is a mother, wife, educator, and the current, and first Black, Poet Laureate of Houston, Texas. This seven-time National Poetry Slam Competitor, and Head Coach of the Houston VIP Poetry Slam Team, has been ranked the #2 Best Female Performance Poet in the World. Her work has appeared in Black Girl Magic (Haymarket Books) Houston Noir (Akashic Books), and I AM STRENGTH (Blind Faith Books) to name a few. Her work has also been highlighted on such platforms as BBC, Houston Public Media, ABC, PBS, Blavity, Tedx, and Upworthy. Her next collection, Newsworthy, is set for release Spring of 2019 by Bloomsday Literary.
Her collaborations with The Houston Ballet, The Houston Rockets, and the Houston Grand Opera have opened new doors for performance poetry. Her work has been highlighted and studied in . She had the pleasure of performing and leading a workshop at the Leipzig in Autumn literary festival in 2018, where she bridged the gap between the slam and formal publishing communities.
As the Executive Director of VIP Arts Houston, she seeks to build more bridges that amplify the voices of artists in and around the nation. Her love for community transcends the classroom and the stage making her a mentor to many and a notable force to be felt.
D. Mouton
VIP Arts Houston, Executive Director
http://www.livelifedeep.com
http://www.vipartshouston.org
Raúl Orlando Edwards – Afro Latin Fest – Strictly Street Salsa and Flamart
In this episode of Bootleg Like Jazz, Raúl Orlando Edwards Founder of Flamart and Strictly Street Salsa stops by to talk about his Concierto, the history of latin dancing and the upcoming Afro-Latin Fest happening May 23-26, 2019 at the Westin Galleria Houston at 5060 W Alabama St. Find out more at http://www.afrolatinfest.org/ https://www.flamart.org/about-us Facebook: Strictly Street Salsa iTunes: Bootleg […]
Dot O – Ogun, Freestyle and Roots in Houston
In the episode “Dot O” Houston based Rapper Dot O talks about his new album “Deliberate” – we listen to “2nd Chance”, “Wade” and his early days writing. Dot O talks about Ogun and its mythic origins. Find out more at : http://www.officialdoto.com/#/ IG: Dot.o_ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2V5gjRp Apple Music: http://bit.ly/Dot_O Music by Idyll Green : https://soundcloud.com/idyll-green Promo by YZBeatZ IG: […]
The African American Library at The Gregory School featuring Erika Thompson – Archives, Trace Exhibit and upcoming exhibits
In Episode 03 of Bootleg Like Jazz Erika Thompson stops by to talk about the important work being done at The African American Library at The Gregory School. Erika Thompson covers Freedmen’s Town, Houston Tx, Pan-Africanism and a cornucopia of other topics. Find out more at http://www.thegregoryschool.org Music by Idyll Green : https://soundcloud.com/idyll-green Promo by YZBeatZ IG: yzbeatz713 Terrell Wayne […]
Artivism_Schetauna Powell – Graphic Novels, Community engagement and the Art scene in NY during the 80’s
In this episode titled Artivism – Artist, Entrepreneur and Author Schetauna discusses her new novel The Experimental City, the impact of Jean-Michel Basquiat on her work and her recent series such as What We Are Not Allowed To Express. Credits: Schetauna Powell: Facebook = Artivism Community Art Supply | WordPress = artivismcommunityart.com | Youtube = Schetauna Powell Sam Osborne Engineer […]
Black à l’étranger – France, Baldwin and Salsa dancing
BootlegLikeJazz: Black à l’étranger In this episode of Bootleg Like Jazz, Black à l’étranger, Q explores his reasons for going to live in France, how living with his French host family impacted his French language skills and life inside La Momposina. Special thank you to: Fair Use : ABC This Morning/The Dick Cavett Show ABC Daytime Thursday, 13 […]