Keeping the Recipes: Recent Episodes
TRANSIT ARTS and Village Central
The young artists of TRANSIT ARTS developed a long list of questions to ask seniors who have a wealth of creative abilities and experiences (their recipes) to pass down to us. Seniors have survived, and managed to thrive, during challenging times and can help guide upcoming generations by sharing their stories. We are grateful for the stories that can help younger generations manage current challenges while lessening the fear of growing older.
In this weeks episode, we speak to Baba Shongo as he speaks about taking the skills and experiences in his life, and putting them towards great causes, such as managing professional artists, curating art exhibits, hosting think tanks, and giving back to the community. We strongly urge you to watch this week's episode, as we have footage of his gallery on display.
All podcast episodes are available on Spotify as well as Apple Podcasts.
Website: www.keepingtherecipes.com
Buzzsprout: https://keepingtherecipes.buzzsprout.com
https://bit.ly/Keepingtherecipesvid
On this week's episode of Keeping The Recipes, we Speak with Coach Keith, a veteran coach at the Aspen Youth Center and a well respected member of the Columbus community. We speak about finding guidelines that fits what you need, as well as understanding how important it is to guide youth.
All podcast episodes are available on Spotify as well as Apple Podcasts.
Website:www.keepingtherecipes.com
Buzzsprout:https://keepingtherecipes.buzzsprout.com
https://bit.ly/Keepingtherecipesvid
Songs belong to
Quarter Mix - Freedom Trail Studio
Smokey's Lounge - TrackTribe
Night on the Town - TrackTribe
Walk Through the Park - TrackTribe
Welcome to Keeping the Recipes: Where the recipes and wisdoms of life are shared accross all tables!
Keeping the Recipes is a podcast hosted by TRANSIT ARTS, a youth arts program of Central Community House, located in Columbus, Ohio. The purpose of this podcast is to meet with seniors and elders of our community, asking about where they come from, stories of wisdom that they would like to share, and any advice that they would like to share to the younger generations
All podcast episodes are available on Spotify as well as Apple Podcasts.
Website:www.keepingtherecipes.com
Buzzsprout:https://keepingtherecipes.buzzsprout.com
Video episodes: https://bit.ly/Keepingtherecipesvid
On this week's episode of Keeping the Recipes, we speak to Miss Thelma Everhart, a retired project director who's marriage honestly started like a movie. After listening to her story, it's easy to see why they have lasted over 20 years in a happy marriage. Before getting married within 6 weeks of meeting each other, she explains the key factors that started and keep their marriage happy and healthy. That only by understanding what they want and could give to each other, having honest and open communication, and by not starting things that they couldn't finish, have they lasted so long. So please, tune into this episode.
All podcast episodes are available on Spotify as well as Apple Podcasts.
Website:www.keepingtherecipes.com
Buzzsprout:https://keepingtherecipes.buzzsprout.com
https://bit.ly/Keepingtherecipesvid
Songs belong to
Quarter Mix - Freedom Trail Studio
Smokey's Lounge - TrackTribe
Night on the Town - TrackTribe
Walk Through the Park - TrackTribe
Hey everyone! Come check out this week's episode of Keeping The Recipes! We sit with Claudia Marshall, a local in Columbus Ohio who is an avid gardener of 15 years, who has recently made it her mission to ensure that the younger generations understand the importance of growing your plants and growing your own food.
All podcast episodes are available on Spotify as well as Apple Podcasts.
Website:www.keepingtherecipes.com
Buzzsprout:https://keepingtherecipes.buzzsprout.com
In this episode, we interview Patricia Dismon, a senior at Central Community House and recently retired commissioner for the Near Eastside Area Commission. We speak about her experience in this role, and how it's important to take on opportunities and new challenges, even if they are abrupt or require skills you may not have.
All podcast episodes are available on Spotify as well as Apple Podcasts.
Website: www.keepingtherecipes.com
Buzzsprout: https://keepingtherecipes.buzzsprout.com
Video Episodes: https://bit.ly/Keepingtherecipesvid
Welcome back everyone to this episode of Keeping The Recipes. In this episode, Andre has a conversation with Johnae and her grandmother, Ms. Anita, a Columbus local, about her upbringing in the historical neighborhood of Mount Vernon. We speak about the importance of black owned businesses at the time, her experiences within the neighborhood as time went by, as an elder, and what she sees within our society that has not changed.
All podcast episodes are available on Spotify as well as Apple Podcasts.
Website: www.keepingtherecipes.com
Buzzsprout: https://keepingtherecipes.buzzsprout....
Welcome to another episode of Keeping the Recipes! This week we are speaking to a phenomenal human being and Master Artist who works within TRANSIT ARTS, the community, and around many art communities in the region, Richard Duarte Brown. Duarte has been working as an artist for more than 20 years, and his masterful artwork is only match by the time, support and dedication he gives to anyone who has worked with and under him. If he isn't painting murals and colorful displays of his artistry, he is showing love and support to any who society deems troublesome, as he believes that "troubled" kids are just souls who need love and attention. Come see his views on how Covid 19, how it has impacted his life, and those that mentors. If you wish to support him, or ask for his services, you can reach her via his website:
https://www.duartescollectivegroup.com/about-duartes-collective-group
All podcast episodes are available on Spotify as well as Apple Podcasts.
Website: www.keepingtherecipes.com
Buzzsprout: https://keepingtherecipes.buzzsprout....
Hi Everyone! Welcome back to Keeping the Recipes! We are excited to speak to one of our very own members, a Master Artist who works within TRANSIT ARTS, the community, and around the globe, Miss Debra James Tucker. She is not only a masterful opera and jazz singer, performer, and teacher, but a strong civil-rights fighter, who has worked in and out of courts, shows, and venues to speak on the importance of social change and fair rights for all. Join us today as we speak about the importance of artistry, the need of knowing one's true history, and her thoughts and struggles with COVID-19. If you wish to support her, or ask for her services, you can reach her via her website: https://debrajamestucker.wordpress.com/. If you would like to watch this episode via video, here is the link for episode: https://youtu.be/SXoMviq-ais
We hope that you enjoy and tune in next time for part 2!
This episode we speak with Mary Dyer and Leonia Hunt as we explore how things are different, and yet very much the same, between the different generations. From fashion, music, dance, culture, politics, events, etc.
In this series you will experience TRANSIT ARTS members interviewing seniors (community members, family, friends, etc) discussing different topics in which our seniors can share their wisdom and advice. TRANSIT ARTS is a program of Central Community House. "Keeping the Recipes" is made possible with funding from the Isabelle Ridgway Foundation of The Columbus Foundation.
Welcome everyone to our first episode! In this series you will experience TRANSIT ARTS members interviewing seniors (community members, family, friends, etc) discussing different topics in which our seniors can share their wisdom and advice. In this first episode, we dive into lessons including: interacting with children about prejudice, how parents can help teach their children, finances and community, and more. TRANSIT ARTS is a program of Central Community House. "Keeping the Recipes" is made possible with funding from the Isabelle Ridgway Foundation of The Columbus Foundation.
Episode 1 - Join us on our first podcast as we sit down with seniors in our community. This weeks episode we meet with Miss Gloria, Sandra Gross, and Mamie Hunter, sharing their stories and personal thoughts about different lessons that they feel should be understood by the youth.