Podcast by Not Just Music Podcast. Host Duan Barrino a musical being from North Carolina. Determined to find an avenue outside of music and discovered podcasting. Which is urban driven in society and culture. This is where the name "Not Just Music Podcast" was created from. We hope you enjoy. Let's get into some topics. Visit our website for more.
In this episode of "Not Just Music," Duan shares the history and origins of the Fula Flute. Since it's an African instrument, it seemed only natural to incorporate it into this month's Black History Month topic. As Duan explains, the Fula Flute is traditionally played by Fula shepherds, who use it to communicate with each other over long distances. Duan demonstrates what the Fula Flute sounds like and shows us how to use it in music production. There are several interesting techniques he shares, such as how to get a "flute choir" effect. This is just part one, so stay tuned to see how the story unfolds.
Are you the type of person who struggles to apologize? Are you afraid of saying sorry? Do you think apologies are a weakness? If so, this might be your biggest weakness. I'm not sure I could be friends with someone who never apologizes. For me, the ability to own up to mistakes and say you're sorry is a sign of strength and maturity. If you have trouble saying you're sorry, that's okay. But it’s something that you should work on. So let's find out: what is your weakness? Is it apologizing?
I really hope you’ll tune in for this episode of our show, where we’re joined by Dr. Lisa Mozer! During the show, Dr. Mozer will share a lot of history about Statesville, North Carolina that many people may not know about. One of the big ones is the Greene St. Cemetery. Dr. Mozer is the only person you’ll find online speaking up about the cemetery and its significance. She also talks about running for write-in in the 84th House State Representative race. This is a big moment for the Statesville area, because not many African Americans have had a seat in politics there. So this will be epic to see happen for her. We hope you’ll check it out!
This week on Not Just Music Podcast, we’re shining a light on Scott’s Rosenwald School. The Rosenwald Schools were schools for black children in the late 1800s and early 1900s, when segregation was the law of the land. Scott’s Rosenwald was located in Iredell County, North Carolina, but there’s not a lot of history available about it. We still want to raise awareness about this important part of our past and hope that someone can come forward with more information. Our goal at Not Just Music Podcast is to preserve black history, and that means the most to us.
In this episode, we dive into the complex and often misunderstood topic of fatherhood and parenting. The history of the Black Father has been distorted and we're here to challenge that narrative. One thing we know for sure is that there's still time to course correct. We will discuss the good and the bad of fatherhood, with a focus on being better communicators and making sure we're always present in our children's lives. No more excuses, let's get to the real talk.