https://www.spreaker.com/show/ladyinthetrap-littenSociety & CultureCopyright Sarahhttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/b3390c94c987ab0b42dd4b76d6e7752b.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/show/ladyinthetrap-littMon, 06 Jul 2020 07:44:27 +0000SarahSarahfeeds@spreaker.comIn The Trap PodcastcleanepisodicSarahfeeds@spreaker.comIn The Trap PodcastNohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/12313921/in-the-trap-podcast-ep-5-sk-vibemaker
• Grandfather was a pioneering Soul DJ between 70s-90s, rubbing shoulders with elites, including Royalty and iconic Entertainers
• Developed a love for Music in secondary school, MC’ing in corridors and intrigued by peers with DJ decks
• Inspirations ranging from Redman to Shabba Ranx to Skibbadee to Shy FX to Funk Flex
• Immersed in a multitude of genres - Reggae/Dancehall, Jungle, Drum’nBass, Garage, Grime, US & UK Hip-Hop
• Started in a 6 person crew named ’Shotta Krew’, hence the abbreviation that lived on, SK!
• Worked at the BBC with Tim Westwood’s production company which he fled following a major car incident
• Various (pirate) radio stints - Heat FM, Mystic Radio, Deja Vu, Pyro, Rinse FM
• Amassed a photo album to envy!
• Was part of a Mixtape movement that shaped UK underground music culture with names like Meridien Bloodline (Skepta) and Sincere (Fredo, Stay Flee Get Lizzy)
• Spent 10 years as the host of the Urban World Podcast
• The consistency in his work output defining a true creative vs. fake influence
• Interesting interactions with Eminem, Wu-Tang, Quavo (Migos) and Guru (Gang Starr)
• The emancipation of his character starting during The Chronicles DVDera of 2004, recording 60 hours of interviews
• Podcast outlet 'On overtaking Radio

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www.youtube.com/imsarahharrison]]>tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/846876352Thu, 25 Jun 2020 19:38:11 +0000SarahMusic Collector & Commentator, DJ, Interviewer, Podcast and Radio Presenter joins Sarah Harrison, In The Trap Podcast to tell his story: • Grandfather was a pioneering Soul DJ between 70s-90s, rubbing shoulders with elites, including Royalty and...
• Grandfather was a pioneering Soul DJ between 70s-90s, rubbing shoulders with elites, including Royalty and iconic Entertainers
• Developed a love for Music in secondary school, MC’ing in corridors and intrigued by peers with DJ decks
• Inspirations ranging from Redman to Shabba Ranx to Skibbadee to Shy FX to Funk Flex
• Immersed in a multitude of genres - Reggae/Dancehall, Jungle, Drum’nBass, Garage, Grime, US & UK Hip-Hop
• Started in a 6 person crew named ’Shotta Krew’, hence the abbreviation that lived on, SK!
• Worked at the BBC with Tim Westwood’s production company which he fled following a major car incident
• Various (pirate) radio stints - Heat FM, Mystic Radio, Deja Vu, Pyro, Rinse FM
• Amassed a photo album to envy!
• Was part of a Mixtape movement that shaped UK underground music culture with names like Meridien Bloodline (Skepta) and Sincere (Fredo, Stay Flee Get Lizzy)
• Spent 10 years as the host of the Urban World Podcast
• The consistency in his work output defining a true creative vs. fake influence
• Interesting interactions with Eminem, Wu-Tang, Quavo (Migos) and Guru (Gang Starr)
• The emancipation of his character starting during The Chronicles DVDera of 2004, recording 60 hours of interviews
• Podcast outlet 'On overtaking Radio

Follow, Subscribe and drop me a line!

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www.youtube.com/imsarahharrison]]>5502cleanfullSarahMusic Collector & Commentator, DJ, Interviewer, Podcast and Radio Presenter joins Sarah Harrison, In The Trap Podcast to tell his story: • Grandfather was a pioneering Soul DJ between 70s-90s, rubbing shoulders with elites, including Royalty and iconic Entertainers • Developed a love for Music in secondary school, MC’ing in corridors and intrigued by peers with DJ decks • Inspirations ranging from Redman to Shabba Ranx to Skibbadee to Shy FX to Funk Flex • Immersed in a multitude of genres - Reggae/Dancehall, Jungle, Drum’nBass, Garage, Grime, US & UK Hip-Hop • Started in a 6 person crew named ’Shotta Krew’, hence the abbreviation that lived on, SK! • Worked at the BBC with Tim Westwood’s production company which he fled following a major car incident • Various (pirate) radio stints - Heat FM, Mystic Radio, Deja Vu, Pyro, Rinse FM • Amassed a photo album to envy! • Was part of a Mixtape movement that shaped UK underground music culture with names like Meridien Bloodline (Skepta) and Sincere (Fredo, Stay Flee Get Lizzy) • Spent 10 years as the host of the Urban World Podcast • The consistency in his work output defining a true creative vs. fake influence • Interesting interactions with Eminem, Wu-Tang, Quavo (Migos) and Guru (Gang Starr) • The emancipation of his character starting during The Chronicles DVDera of 2004, recording 60 hours of interviews • Podcast outlet 'On overtaking Radio Follow, Subscribe and drop me a line! www.twitter.com/imSarahHarrison www.instagram.com/imsarahharrison www.facebook.com/imsarahharrison www.youtube.com/imsarahharrisonNohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/12313921/in-the-trap-podcast-ep-4-whitney-taber
• Moving in between several US states as a Native American
• Flirting with many passions, from Sports to Nursing to School Teacher to Bar Tending
• Meeting and marrying her first husband at 23 years old, becoming a housewife
• Spontaneously landing a job in LA as Executive Assistant to Rihanna’s Creative Director
• Humbling herself in between regular jobs in the quest for another career
Taking up the Client Service position at Record Plant Recording Studios, working closely with then VP Rose Mann-Cherney
• Graduating to Assitant Studio Manager and then VP herself
• The evolution of studio etiquette with the shift of Social Media
• Memorable stories of Nipsey Hussle and Beyonce
• Transitioning to Media Personality and Life Coach
• Working with Founder of 'Girls Make Beats' Tiffany Miranda, a non-profit that teaches young girls how to Produce, Engineer and DJ
• The polarising categorising of women in Rap
• Discouraging competition between women
• The importance of a game plan in helping navigate your way
• How to deal with misogyny and male predatory behaviour in Music


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www.youtube.com/imsarahharrison]]>tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/842717500Thu, 18 Jun 2020 21:32:50 +0000SarahMusic Executive, Mentor and Media Personality Whitney Taber joins Sarah Harrison, In The Trap Podcast to tell her story: • Moving in between several US states as a Native American • Flirting with many passions, from Sports to Nursing to School...
• Moving in between several US states as a Native American
• Flirting with many passions, from Sports to Nursing to School Teacher to Bar Tending
• Meeting and marrying her first husband at 23 years old, becoming a housewife
• Spontaneously landing a job in LA as Executive Assistant to Rihanna’s Creative Director
• Humbling herself in between regular jobs in the quest for another career
Taking up the Client Service position at Record Plant Recording Studios, working closely with then VP Rose Mann-Cherney
• Graduating to Assitant Studio Manager and then VP herself
• The evolution of studio etiquette with the shift of Social Media
• Memorable stories of Nipsey Hussle and Beyonce
• Transitioning to Media Personality and Life Coach
• Working with Founder of 'Girls Make Beats' Tiffany Miranda, a non-profit that teaches young girls how to Produce, Engineer and DJ
• The polarising categorising of women in Rap
• Discouraging competition between women
• The importance of a game plan in helping navigate your way
• How to deal with misogyny and male predatory behaviour in Music


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www.youtube.com/imsarahharrison]]>5457cleanfullSarahMusic Executive, Mentor and Media Personality Whitney Taber joins Sarah Harrison, In The Trap Podcast to tell her story: • Moving in between several US states as a Native American • Flirting with many passions, from Sports to Nursing to School Teacher to Bar Tending • Meeting and marrying her first husband at 23 years old, becoming a housewife • Spontaneously landing a job in LA as Executive Assistant to Rihanna’s Creative Director • Humbling herself in between regular jobs in the quest for another career Taking up the Client Service position at Record Plant Recording Studios, working closely with then VP Rose Mann-Cherney • Graduating to Assitant Studio Manager and then VP herself • The evolution of studio etiquette with the shift of Social Media • Memorable stories of Nipsey Hussle and Beyonce • Transitioning to Media Personality and Life Coach • Working with Founder of 'Girls Make Beats' Tiffany Miranda, a non-profit that teaches young girls how to Produce, Engineer and DJ • The polarising categorising of women in Rap • Discouraging competition between women • The importance of a game plan in helping navigate your way • How to deal with misogyny and male predatory behaviour in Music Follow, Subscribe and come say hi! www.twitter.com/imSarahHarrison www.instagram.com/imsarahharrison www.facebook.com/imsarahharrison www.youtube.com/imsarahharrisonNohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/12313921/in-the-trap-podcast-ep-3-monti-washingto
• Growing up in the foster care system
• Defying the "black person from the hood” stereotype by finishing college
• Staying in a homeless shelter as a college graduate in pursuit of his acting dreams in LA
• Mastering becoming an expert in who he is; knowing himself first before playing another character
• Admiring the level of training in British actors and the appreciation for the craft
• The concept of not looking like our story
• Constant reminders of the struggle that heightens the highs and prevents complacency
• Positive black male representation in movie roles
• Dreams of being the lead protagonist in a series
• Progress being a process; perseverance is a cheat code for life
• Racial injustice in America is fuelled by the brainwashing of the media portrayal the criminal narrative
• Recalling an Uber ride interaction with a white woman driver
• The George Floyd fuelling a worldwide stand against Racism
• The positive change of worldwide protests and counting the wins in the midst of “feed fatigue”
• His experiences outside the US, London specifically having different cultural communities
• Fan of UK Rap

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www.youtube.com/imsarahharrison]]>tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/835426351Sat, 06 Jun 2020 21:16:02 +0000SarahActor, Writer, Model and Motivational Speaker Monti Washington, joins Sarah Harrison, In The Trap Podcast to tell his story: • Growing up in the foster care system • Defying the "black person from the hood” stereotype by finishing college • Staying...
• Growing up in the foster care system
• Defying the "black person from the hood” stereotype by finishing college
• Staying in a homeless shelter as a college graduate in pursuit of his acting dreams in LA
• Mastering becoming an expert in who he is; knowing himself first before playing another character
• Admiring the level of training in British actors and the appreciation for the craft
• The concept of not looking like our story
• Constant reminders of the struggle that heightens the highs and prevents complacency
• Positive black male representation in movie roles
• Dreams of being the lead protagonist in a series
• Progress being a process; perseverance is a cheat code for life
• Racial injustice in America is fuelled by the brainwashing of the media portrayal the criminal narrative
• Recalling an Uber ride interaction with a white woman driver
• The George Floyd fuelling a worldwide stand against Racism
• The positive change of worldwide protests and counting the wins in the midst of “feed fatigue”
• His experiences outside the US, London specifically having different cultural communities
• Fan of UK Rap

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www.youtube.com/imsarahharrison]]>4013cleanfullSarahActor, Writer, Model and Motivational Speaker Monti Washington, joins Sarah Harrison, In The Trap Podcast to tell his story: • Growing up in the foster care system • Defying the "black person from the hood” stereotype by finishing college • Staying in a homeless shelter as a college graduate in pursuit of his acting dreams in LA • Mastering becoming an expert in who he is; knowing himself first before playing another character • Admiring the level of training in British actors and the appreciation for the craft • The concept of not looking like our story • Constant reminders of the struggle that heightens the highs and prevents complacency • Positive black male representation in movie roles • Dreams of being the lead protagonist in a series • Progress being a process; perseverance is a cheat code for life • Racial injustice in America is fuelled by the brainwashing of the media portrayal the criminal narrative • Recalling an Uber ride interaction with a white woman driver • The George Floyd fuelling a worldwide stand against Racism • The positive change of worldwide protests and counting the wins in the midst of “feed fatigue” • His experiences outside the US, London specifically having different cultural communities • Fan of UK Rap Follow, Subscribe and come say hi! www.twitter.com/imSarahHarrison www.instagram.com/imsarahharrison www.facebook.com/imsarahharrison www.youtube.com/imsarahharrisonNo