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Hosts of KZMOHD Community Podcast Network Ra and Aniya take you on the Reconstruction Destruction Film tour's last stop in Saint Paul, MN at the beautiful Wilder Foundation Community Center.
In this special Reconstruction Destruction Film Tour episode, the community of Saint Paul, MN came together to watch the film together and share reflection in the moment with Reconstruction Destructed Film Director, Monique Linder and Executive Producer Kevin Lindsey, CEO of MN Humanities Center.  
KZMOHD Community Network hosts Ra and Aniya introduce innovative breathing as a way to ground the community in unity by intentionally breathing the same air together!
We are touring communities throughout Minnesota as part of our Reckoning with Slavery Film Series to watch Reconstruction Destructed film with community and to forge a path forward together through conversation with one another.  There are resources available to help you facilitate conversation around this film in your community.
Listen to KZMOHD Community Podcast Network everywhere you get your podcasts and music and at KZMOHD.com.
Send all inquiries and screening requests to Monique Linder at: monique@omgmediasolutions.com.

Hosts of KZMOHD Community Podcast Network Ra and Aniya take you along on the Reconstruction Destruction Film Tour to Rochester, MN.  
In this special Reconstruction Destructed Film Tour episode, the community of Rochester, MN at the historic Chateau Theater to watch the film together and share reflection of what they experienced with Film Director, Monique Linder, CEO of OMG Media Solutions and Executive Producer Kevin Lindsey, CEO of MN Humanities Center.  KZMOHD Community Network hosts Ra and Aniya introduce innovative breathing as a way to ground the community in unity by intentionally breathing the same air together!
We are touring communities throughout Minnesota as part of our Reckoning with Slavery Film Series to watch Reconstruction Destructed film with community and to forge a path forward together through conversation with one another.  There are resources available to help you facilitate conversation around this film in your community.
Reserve your Reconstruction Destructed free film screening pass today!!! Listen to KZMOHD Community Podcast Network everywhere you get your podcasts and music and at KZMOHD.com.
 
Send all inquiries and screening requests to Monique Linder at: monique@omgmediasolutions.com.

Hosts of KZMOHD Community Podcast Network Ra and Aniya take you along on the Reconstruction Destruction Film Tour to Duluth, MN, where the exhibition lynchings of Elias Clayton, Elmer Jackson and Isaac McGhie took place.  
In this special Reconstruction Destruction Film Tour episode, the community of Duluth came to Zeitgeist Theatre to watch the film together and share reflection of what they experienced with Film Director, Monique Linder, CEO of OMG Media Solutions and Executive Producer Kevin Lindsey, CEO of MN Humanities Center.  KZMOHD Community Network hosts Ra and Aniya introduce innovative breathing as a way to ground the community in unity by intentionally breathing the same air together!
We are touring communities throughout Minnesota as part of our Reckoning with Slavery Film Series to watch Reconstruction Destructed film with community, finding a path forward together through conversation with one another.  There are resources available to help you facilitate conversation around this film in your community.
Reserve your Reconstruction Destructed free film screening pass today!!! Listen to KZMOHD Community Podcast Network everywhere you get your podcasts and music and at KZMOHD.com.
Send all inquiries to Monique Linder at: monique@omgmediasolutions.com.

Hosts of KZMOHD Community Podcast Network Ra and Aniya take you along on the Reconstruction Destruction Film Tour to Fergus Falls in greater rural Minnesota in partnership with MN Humanities Center.  
Fergus Falls located in Ottertail County, with a population estimate of 14,258 today.  In 1896, former enslaved person, Prince Honeycutt, helped setting African-Americans who migrated from Kentucky for a better life in Fergus Falls, MN.  Watch this story on TPT.
In this special Reconstruction Destruction Film Tour episode, the community of Fergus Falls came to Westridge theatre to watch the film together and share reflection of what they saw with Film Director, Monique Linder, CEO of OMG Media Solutions and Executive Producer Kevin Lindsey, CEO of MN Humanities Center.  Ra and Aniya introduce innovative breathing as a way to ground the community in unity by intentionally breathing the same air together, at the same time in the space.
We are touring communities throughout Minnesota as part of our Reckoning with Slavery Film Series to watch Reconstruction Destructed film with community and finding a path forward together through conversation with one another.  There are resources available to help you facilitate conversation around this film in your community.
Reserve your Reconstruction Destructed free film screening pass today!!! Listen to KZMOHD Community Podcast Network everywhere you get your podcasts and music and at KZMOHD.com.

KZMOHD with hosts Ra and Aniya will be in community live from cities throughout Minnesota on the Reconstruction Destructed Film Tour and Community Conversations.
Reconstruction Destructed is the 6th film in the "Juneteenth Reckoning with Slavery" film series, co-produced by OMG Studios and the Minnesota Humanities Center. Each documentary, released annually on Juneteenth, seeks to bring people together in conversation—both to reckon with our country's legacy of nearly 406 years of enslavement, and, to celebrate Black resistance, resilience, and leadership as essential components of our American freedom story.
As James Baldwin reminds us, "I don't think history is the past. If it were the past, it would not matter." These films bring history into the present by examining how our country's legacy of enslavement and resistance have profound and enduring implications.
By having the courage to look back, we find that the past lives on in our current systems of racial capitalism, exclusion, and segregation, even in Northern states like Minnesota.
Despite leading the country in progressive legislation during the period of Reconstruction (1865-1877), Minnesota still practiced slavery, segregation, racial terror, and lynching creating a profound disconnect between our proclaimed values of freedom and equality, and the enduring reality of racism.
Reconstruction, the central topic of this year's film, presents an opportunity to reflect on how the cyclical nature of progress towards realizing our nation’s founding promises—of liberty and justice for all. Periods of expanding rights and opportunities are often followed by fierce pushback and retrenchment.
Understanding the promise and ultimate destruction of Reconstruction in the 19th century can help us draw upon the lessons of our past, to navigate our present moment of struggle and possibility.
We believe transformative learning happens at the intersection of history, conversation, and community. Take a moment to reflect on what you saw in the film and use intentional breathing to ground yourself and others before and after discussions.
Learn more at: bit.ly/3K0Opk2
 

KZMOHD's Aniya and Ra take you on an Arrested Development "Adult Contemporary HIP HOP" journey, their latest release, celebrating 33 years of making socially conscious music.  MN State Fairgoers witnessed two nights of a riveting performance where they left everything they had on the stage and the audience responded with love and gratitude.  The band's leader Speech speaks passionately about the band's history, sustainability and relevancy.  Joined by Arrested Development's two  powerhouse lead vocalists, Tasha and Fareedah, whose stage presence is unforgettable.
Multiplatinum, Grammy Award-winning hip hop group Arrested Development creates great music about self-reflection and igniting change with defiant lyrics of hope. Throughout their 30 years of sold-out concerts throughout the world, they have received numerous awards, including acknowledgement as artists that have made a significant contribution to African American music at the 2019 Black Music Honors Awards. Pioneers of the conscious rap game, they use their voices, status and money to benefit underprivileged people around the world. A celebration of life, their shows are filled with songs that include incomparable lyricism, storytelling and cognizant awareness delivered in their own unique fashion. Experiencing an Arrested Development concert is an uplifting and spiritual event wrapped into one big party!
#CCC2025 #UnitedInMusic
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YOU'VE ENTERED THE KZMOVERSE!
Vinyl DJ set by Dap-King's Binky Griptite.

YOU'VE ENTERED THE KZMOVERSE
Let's Go Crazy (12) - Prince
When I Come Home - Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings - Soul Time.6
Mighty Mighty - Baby Huey - The Baby Huey Story - Side 2.1
Funky Funk - Big Al & The Star Treks - The Sound Of Funk.11
Brighter Tomorrow - Soul Swingers- Wheedle's Groove 45 - 3.A
Havin Fun - Terry Chris & Jack MUSIC CITY SESSIONS
Tambourine - Prince - Around The World In A Day - Side 1-08
Sombody's Watching You - Little Sister - Sly's Stone Flower
Kissing My Love - Spanky Wilson - Westbound Super Breaks.12
I Can Understand It - New Birth - Birth Day.1
Open The Door To Your Heart - Darrel Banks
You Don't Mean It - Gloria Barnes -
Just Like You Used To - Jalen Ngonda - 45.A
I Get Lifted - KC & The Sunshine Band - Side 2-07
Rhythm Changes - The Counts - What's Up Front That Counts.2
Take This Train To Freedom - New Birth Comin From All Ends
The Bottle - Gil Scott Heron
Life Is Funky - Round Robin Monopoly - Stax Of Funk
Open Up Your Heart - The Raw Soul with Frankie Beverly - The Sound Of Funk.8
So Called Friends - JJ Barnes - Vital Juices - George Clinton And Friends.9
The Max - Prophets Of Peace - Twin Cites Funk And Soul - Secret Stash.
You And Me - Acapulco Gold - Wheedle's Groove 45 - 7.A
Sweet Thing - Rufus feat Chaka Khan - Side 2-01
Answer Me - Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings - 100 Days 100 Nights.
He Said - Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings - Daptone Super Soul Review
Misty Blue - Dorothy Moore
Africa - Sly - Sly's Stone Flower
Higher - The Lewis Connection - Purple Snow - Creation.1
Rusty McDusty - Morris Wilson - Twin Cites Funk And Soul - Secret Stash.15
Do You Dare - Alexander O'Neal - Purple Snow - Sound
Cool - The Time - The Time
It - Prince - Sign O The Times
Should I Or Should I Not - Sue Ann Carwell - Purple Snow - Sound 80.7
Square Biz (Long Version) - Teena Marie - Motown 45.
Sexy Lady - Rick James
Starfish And Coffee - Prince - Sign O The Times.
Midnight Movement - The Olympians                         

YOU'VE ENTERED THE KZMOVERSE!
Live vinyl DJ set from Dap-Kings' Binky Griptite.

DJ vinyl set with Dap-Kings Binky Griptite.