Piper Carter Podcast

Piper Carter Podcast

Detroit is Different

Piper Carter is the founder of 'We Found Hip-hop.' Advocate for Women in Hip-hop, Hip-hop culture, Detroit advocacy, Artistry, and Youth Dilla Day Detroit. The photographer, Howard University Graduate, and B-Girl is dynamic. This podcast is a weekly take on what's happening in Piper Carter's world. Guests, stories, and news will be covered all the time. Produced by Detroit is Different.

1 hour 47 minutes

S4E181 - Can We Afford Another Fukushima? The Case Against Nuclear Power: Unveiling the Truth About Fermi 2
Fermi 2: A Great Lakes Time Bomb? A Conversation with Jesse Deer in Water (CRAFT)

The shores of Lake Erie cradle a ticking time bomb: Fermi 2, a faulty nuclear reactor spewing waste, threatening communities, and endangering our precious freshwater. This episode, we dive deep with Jesse Deer in Water, an Indigenous leader and fierce advocate for shutting down Fermi 2.

Join us as Jesse unveils the hidden dangers lurking beneath the surface:

The Fukushima-like design: Is Fermi 2 another disaster waiting to happen? From toxic wastewater to cancer clusters: The grim reality of Fermi 2's impact.

The fight for a green future: Indigenous voices leading the charge for renewable energy. What YOU can do: Take action to protect the Great Lakes and our planet.

This episode is a powerful call to action, urging us to confront the legacy of nuclear power and fight for a cleaner, safer future.

Listen now and discover:

• The truth about Fermi 2's dangers. • The inspiring work of CRAFT, an Indigenous-led organization on the frontlines. • How you can get involved and make a difference.

Together, let's turn the tide on nuclear power and protect our Great Lakes for generations to come.

WEBSITE: https://www.shutdownfermi.org

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6 March 2024, 6:41 pm
1 hour 46 minutes

S4E180 - A Hip Hop Feminist Conversation About The State of the Environment
PIPER CARTER PODCAST Newest Episode: #180

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6 March 2024, 4:49 pm
1 hour 44 minutes

S4E179 - Decoding the Roots: A Social Learning Understanding of Violence
In this episode we delve into the intriguing concept of a social learning understanding of violence. Violence has long been a pressing issue in our society, warranting a deep examination of its root causes. Through this insightful discussion, we aim to shed light on the links between social factors and violent behavior, unveiling the often silent epidemic that pervades our communities.

We explore the complex web of societal influences that contribute to violence, going beyond individualistic explanations. We examine the connection between capitalism and violence looking at economic disparities, exploitation, and how economic systems perpetuate violence and contribute to how a person's environment shapes their behavior, we gain a crucial understanding of the broader forces at play.

We'll examine the question if collective effort toward positive social change can help combat this epidemic effectively and the role of social learning in fostering or inhibiting violence.

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6 March 2024, 3:16 pm
1 hour 41 minutes

S4E178 - The Power of Connection: A Conversation with Sherrie Smith, Creator of the Black Farm Finder App
On this insightful episode of Piper Carter Podcast, we meet the inspiring Sherrie Smith, a Detroit native driven by a mission to cultivate connection and community. Join us as she shares her remarkable journey, culminating in the creation of the groundbreaking Black Farm Finder app.

Sherrie's diverse background, spanning various industries and countless volunteer initiatives, has instilled in her a deep desire to uplift her community. In 2023, her passion blossomed into the Black Farm Finder app, a beacon of innovation connecting Black farmers with volunteers, fostering collaboration and strengthening their agricultural endeavors.

Throughout our conversation, Sherrie delves into the personal experiences and motivations that fueled her app's creation. We explore the challenges and triumphs she faced, from her time as an MSU Extension Master Gardener to her involvement with the Detroit Black Community Food Security Network. Witness Sherrie's unwavering commitment to nourishing local gardens and empowering farming communities.

Beyond the app's development, we delve into Sherrie's dedication to community engagement through initiatives like Central Communities SOUP (CC SOUP) and her inspiring commitment to helping others achieve their dreams. She also offers a glimpse into her exciting future projects, including two books in the making, her ultramarathon training, and her foray into comedy.

Join us for this captivating conversation as we celebrate Sherrie's extraordinary journey. Discover how technology and a deep-rooted passion for connection are transforming the landscape of urban agriculture and community building. Listen in and be inspired by her story!

IG: https://instagram.com/blackfarmfinderapp Website: https://blackfarmfinderapp.com

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PIPER CARTER PODCAST Newest Episode: #178

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6 March 2024, 2:11 pm
1 hour 33 minutes

S4E177 - Beyond the Beats: The Environmental Impact of Hip Hop Culture
The Piper Carter Podcast Episode #177 - Beyond the Beats: The Environmental Impact of Hip Hop Culture

Hip hop, a cultural movement that has transcended boundaries and captivated millions around the world. But have you ever wondered about its environmental impact beyond the beats?

Hip hop culture is known for its passion for music, fashion, and artistry. But beneath the surface, there is a hidden environmental footprint.

Let's start with fashion. From designer brands to iconic streetwear, the fashion choices of Hip Hop artists contribute to the consumption of natural resources, water pollution, and waste production. But the industry is slowly waking up to the need for sustainable practices.

Music production is another aspect to consider. The creation of beats and albums requires energy-intensive studio equipment and manufacturing processes. By adopting renewable energy sources and reducing waste, Hip Hop artists can make a significant impact on their personal carbon footprint., but what about the system of the industry?

And what about transportation? Concert tours, video shoots, countless events, and the vehicles they promote and purchase contribute to greenhouse gas emissions.

The influence of Hip Hop extends far beyond music. It's a cultural movement that resonates with diverse communities worldwide. By embracing eco-consciousness, hip hop culture can inspire millions of fans to take action for a cleaner, greener future.

PIPER CARTER PODCAST Newest Episode: #176

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5 February 2024, 4:53 pm
1 hour 51 minutes

S4E176 - Her Unwritten Chapters: Honoring Native Child Kelly Mays

The Piper Carter Podcast Episode # 176 - Her Unwritten Chapters: Honoring Native Child Kelly Mays

As we navigate these painful waters together, let us remember the importance of empathy, love, & solidarity. We hope that this episode serves as a catalyst for understanding, healing, & positive change within our community.

Disclaimer: We want to emphasize that this episode of "Piper Carter Podcast" contains sensitive content that may be triggering for some listeners. If you or someone you know is experiencing intimate partner violence, please seek help immediately. Our aim is to provide support, raise awareness, & promote healing, but we are not professionals in the field. Reach out to qualified organizations and professionals for assistance.

Remember that the case is ongoing, and we respect the legal process. Our focus is on addressing the broader issues surrounding intimate partner violence and fostering a sense of community healing.

On January 7th, 2024, a voice fell silent. Kelly Mays, a Detroit native known for her fiery spirit & unwavering dedication to mental health advocacy, domestic violence support, arts, & culture was tragically murdered. Her vibrant legacy, however, remains a resounding whisper against the shadows of stigma & suffering.

Kelly, or "Native Child" wasn't just a champion; she was a warrior. She battled the invisible claws of mental illness with words woven into spells of strength & hope through her powerful poetry & mentorship.

Recent reports have emerged, suggesting that Kelly, a fierce advocate for mental health & victims of domestic violence, was herself a victim of the very affliction she ardently fought against.

The details surrounding her passing cast a chilling fog. Allegations point to her estranged husband Jimmy Brown, known by the Detroit Hip Hop community as Supa Emcee. As the legal wheels turn, whispers of truth begin to emerge, each detail adding another layer of grief to the tapestry of loss.

Supa was not just a prominent figure in the Detroit & Highland Park Hip Hop scenes, publicly he was a force for good within the community. His positive contributions and impact are undeniable. However, Supa's life took a turn when he suffered a traumatic brain injury in a car crash in October 2020. This tragedy challenges our perceptions & forces us to grapple with the duality of human nature.

HAVEN: 24-HR CRISIS & SUPPORT: 248-334-1274 TOLL-FREE CRISIS LINE: 877-922-1274 https://www.haven-oakland.org

Community Outreach for Psychiatric Emergencies (COPE): 1-844-296-COPE • https://www.cope24-7.net

Lisa Hillary J IG: https://instagram.com/lisahillaryjagain @lisahillaryjagain FB: https://facebook.com/lisahillaryj Website: https://lisahillaryj.com

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Link to share some love with Native' Child's daughters Celeste Mays : https://mealtrain.com/trains/41nmd8

Cashapp: $Pop1D Zelle: [email protected] Venmo: @Celeste-Mays

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HipHopFeminism #EnvironmentalJustice #HipHopCulture

A deep dive into the history and current state of hip hop feminism in the fight for environmental justice. Overall, I believe Hip Hop Feminism has the potential to be a transformative force in the fight for environmental justice. By combining artistic expression with social activism, it can mobilize communities, raise awareness, and inspire positive change.

Imagine having to choose between paying your water bill and buying groceries. That's the reality for countless families. This isn't right. Let's support organizations fighting for water affordability and demand solutions from political leaders. Everyone deserves access to clean, affordable water, air, and healthy environment.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on this topic as well! Are there any specific aspects of Hip Hop Feminism or environmental justice that you find particularly interesting or important?

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Concept: "Beyond Breaking Barriers” is an engaging & thought-provoking podcast that explores the influential role of Women identified folks in Hip Hop culture. The podcast aims to celebrate, understand, & critique the achievements, narratives, & experiences of Women who identify as artists, creatives, producers, DJs, emcees, dancers, musicians, authors, curators, organizers, activists, scholars, journalists, & industry professionals who have made contributions to the genre.

Goals: By centering Women in Hip Hop, "Beyond Breaking Barriers” seeks to empower, educate, & entertain the Black Power Media audience while fostering discussions that explore broader themes of intersectionality, feminism, & the importance of more than just representation.

"Beyond Breaking Barriers” highlights the intersectional experiences of Black Women & provides a platform to discuss issues of class, race, gender, ideologies, & empowerment within the context of Hip Hop culture.

This podcast aims to provide an unapologetically radical left voice within the Hip Hop media landscape.

Format: "Beyond Breaking Barriers” will follow a conversational & interview-based format, combining engaging discussions, storytelling, & music. Each episode will feature commentary, interviews with authentic Women in Hip Hop & supporters, panel discussions, & moments for listener engagement through the chat. The host will guide the conversation, creating a welcoming & insightful atmosphere where guests can share their experiences & insights, & also offer opportunities for principled critiques.

Host: Piper Carter is an Arts & Culture Organizer & Hip Hop Activist with focus on Environmental & Climate Justice, Black Liberation, Grassroots Hip Hop, Eco Feminism, Entertainment Justice, Education Justice, Food Sovereignty, & creating Maker Spaces.

She is Host of the Piper Carter Podcast on the Detroit is Different podcast network where she discusses Social Justice & Hip Hop to a world wide audience. She is co-Founder of We Found Hip Hop (A Foundation, uplifting, celebrating, & supporting Women in Hip Hop to help them build careers in a safer environment).

We Found Hip Hop is a cultural revolution which crosses borders, links diverse communities, inspires ideas, influences behaviors, & encourages dialogues through art. It explores the historical, present & future context, dynamics, impacts, & potential of Hip Hop music & culture on Women, by bringing together leading figures to produce media, music, film & educational opportunities aimed at creating cross cultural exchange focusing on redefining the vital role of Women in Hip Hop.

The book “Women Rapping Revolution” features her work and all proceeds go to We Found Hip Hop: https://www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520305328/women-rapping-revolution

Connect + Engage BPM: TWITTER: https://twitter.com/BlackPowerMedi1 INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/BlackPower_Media FACEBOOK: https://facebook.com/Blackpowermedia DISCORD: https://discord.gg/TDP9a4f5Ez WEBSITE: https://blackpowermedia.org

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5 February 2024, 4:17 pm
1 hour 21 minutes

S4E175 - Is Katt Williams a Misogynist? Is His Humor Problematic or Just Provocative?
Piper Carter Podcast Episode # 175 - Is Katt Williams a Misogynist? Is His Humor Problematic or Just Provocative?

Are Katt Williams' jokes simply a form of entertainment that pushes boundaries, or do they reveal deeper issues of misogyny? Let's dive in and explore the humor of Katt Williams known for his edgy and controversial comedy.

His humor often tackles sensitive topics with a unique perspective. His jokes often rely on stereotypes while simultaneously provoking thought and challenging societal norms. He uses satire to shed light on the absurdities of society.

While Katt has seemingly openly expressed his admiration for women and acknowledges women's strength and influence, some of his jokes can be seen as perpetuating harmful stereotypes that normalize misogynistic attacks on girls women.

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18 January 2024, 3:54 am
1 hour 9 minutes

S4E159 - This is the Moment to FREE MUMIA / Its Been Over 41 Years!
ON THIS EPISODE we interview Sarah Torres & Kwasi Akwamu of the Detroit Jericho Chapter about Mumia Abu-Jamal, the pending important decision Judge Lucretia Clemons is gonna make at any moment, and his situation in general.

ACTIONS: TAKE THE MUMIA VIDEO CHALLENGE! https://www.facebook.com/LoveNotPhear/videos/582195977091956
- Join the Mumia Video Challenge: Make a video (1 minute or less) and tag @lovenotphear #FreeMumia #MumiaChallenge #videochallenge
- Tell the world what Mumia means to you and why he needs to be free!
CHECK OUT THIS MUMIA VIDEO CHALLENGE COLLAGE: https://www.facebook.com/detroitjericho/videos/689355972936964/?tn=%2CO

TELL THE JUDGE TO FREE MUMIA Go to lovenotphear.com: Watch the 6 minute video of Judge Lucretia Clemons, and write a letter telling her to free Mumia!

● Submit or sign-on to a letter at lovenotphear.com. Or email your letter to [email protected]

FOLLOW and stay updated @detroitjericho on the social media! Facebook Detroit Jericho Twitter @DetroitJericho Instagram @detroitjericho YouTube @detroitjericho Email [email protected]

Why is our email DetroitJericho98? The significance of “98”: In 1998, the newly formed Jericho Movement mobilized an historic March and Rally, on March 27 in Washington D.C.. It was attended by over 5000 people, and it unified the call for amnesty, recognition, and the release of Political Prisoners/Prisoners of War held by the U.S. government and its states.

MUMIA Links: • https://www.freemumia.com • https://www.thejerichomovement.com/sites/default/files/_mumia_abu-jamal_links.pdf

Opening Song: Sarah Torres “23 Hours” https://youtu.be/nIm8MctWFhI

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Piper Carter is the founder of 'We Found Hip-hop.' Advocate for Women in Hip-hop, Hip-hop culture, Detroit advocacy, Artistry, and Youth Dilla Day Detroit.

FreeMumia , #Mumia , #MumiaAbuJamal , #FreeMumiaAbuJamal , #FreeThemAll , #FreeAllPoliticalPrisoners , #PoliticalPrisoners , #Freedom , #Love ,#Justice , #Humanity , #Humanitarian , #HumanRights

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29 March 2023, 3:16 pm
41 minutes 59 seconds

S4E158 - Interview: Kamau Franklin of Community Movement Builders about the campaign to #StopCopCity

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PIPER CARTER PODCAST Newest Episode: #158

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ON THIS EPISODE we interview Kamau Franklin of Community Movement Builders about the campaign to #StopCopCity

What is Cop City? Atlanta Police Foundation is trying to build the largest police training facility in the US in Weelaunee Forest, a watershed surrounded by primarily Black residents who overwhelmingly oppose the project.

The plans include military-grade training facilities, a mock city to practice urban warfare, dozens of shooting ranges, and a Black Hawk helicopter landing pad.

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26 February 2023, 5:40 pm
1 hour 23 minutes

S4E154 - Back for 2023!

PIPER CARTER PODCAST with guest Khary Frazier (Detroit is Different) talking the MLK statute, Piper Carter routine for healing from grief, and Madonna's comeback.

Newest Episode: #154 Listen via:

Apple Podcast | Spotify | Audible | Amazon Music | iHeartRadio | Stitcher On this episode it's our first episode of 2023,

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19 January 2023, 8:21 pm
43 minutes 27 seconds

S3E142 - Black August Series 2022: Lumumba Bandele of Malcolm X Grassroots Movement

Black August Series Lumumba Bandele of Malcolm X Grassroots Movement Discusses Abolition.

Piper Carter is the founder of 'We Found Hip-hop.' Advocate for Women in Hip-hop, Hip-hop culture, Detroit advocacy, Artistry, and Youth Dilla Day Detroit.

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15 September 2022, 7:31 pm
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