Live performance recording from our YouTube session <3

Los Gansters Tambien Lloran - Sebastian Lugo

Written by Sebastian and Velez

Live performance recording from our YouTube session &lt;3
Los Gansters Tambien Lloran -&nbsp;Sebastian Lugo
Written by Sebastian and Velez

Live Performance | Sebastian Lugo 

We talkin all about grassroots. From a longtime friendship to business partners of the popular @saycheese_footscray, the duo understand the flow of true team work whilst experiencing a family-like bond between each other and their team. 

We talkin all about grassroots. From a longtime friendship to business partners of the popular @saycheese_footscray, the duo understand the flow of true team work whilst experiencing a family-like bond between each other and their team.&nbsp;

Friendship & Saycheese Grassroots 

There’s no better way to start a season than with some movement and that’s what we’re bringing with the incredibly skilled and deadly members on the dance floor. They are teachers in their respective dance styles and role models in the dance community. 

To master the art of dance is one thing, whilst honouring and expressing the cultural history is another. Upholding the dualities is not only an act of a true artist, but a reminder of what we rebel for. 

Guest Call Out: Antagonize proposed to be on the show prior, highlighting that this is an open space to be invited into conversations. 

Note: The audio levels are quite inconsistent in this one due to the hybrid of in person and virtual guests. 

There&rsquo;s no better way to start a season than with some movement and that&rsquo;s what we&rsquo;re bringing with the incredibly skilled and deadly members on the dance floor. They are teachers in their respective dance styles and role models in the dance community.&nbsp;
To master the art of dance is one thing, whilst honouring and expressing the cultural history is another. Upholding the dualities is not only an act of a true artist, but a reminder of what we rebel for.&nbsp;
Guest Call Out: Antagonize proposed to be on the show prior, highlighting that this is an open space to be invited into conversations.&nbsp;
Note: The audio levels are quite inconsistent in this one due to the hybrid of in person and virtual guests.&nbsp;

Dance as a form of rebellion 

In reflection, it's been interesting to see how these two areas are intercepting as we speak. How allowing myself to explore my perspective and relationship with the two were key in this new chapter. The importance of showing up authentically both personally and digitally is a navigation on implementing boundaries, whilst leadership naturally unfolds within the space you create for yourself. 

In reflection, it's been interesting to see how these two areas are intercepting as we speak. How allowing myself to explore my perspective and relationship with the two were key in this new chapter. The importance of showing up authentically both personally and digitally is a navigation on implementing boundaries, whilst leadership naturally unfolds within the space you create for yourself.&nbsp;

Opal King - Social media and Leadership 

Our last episode before we change things up, and a touching one of that. We delved into the value of understanding our systems and foundations both internally and externally, in order to achieve consistency in growth. Whilst working presently from a place of need/require will lead us to what we earnestly want/desire. How accepting and working with the ‘worst versions’ of ourselves is the ultimate place to truly transform. To learning to accept, love and nurture ours and each other’s vulnerable selves is the journey we are all inevitably on.

Our last episode before we change things up, and a touching one of that. We delved into the value of understanding our systems and foundations both internally and externally, in order to achieve consistency in growth. Whilst working presently from a place of need/require will lead us to what we earnestly want/desire. How accepting and working with the &lsquo;worst versions&rsquo; of ourselves is the ultimate place to truly transform. To learning to accept, love and nurture ours and each other&rsquo;s vulnerable selves is the journey we are all inevitably on.

Sirak 

Our second solo episode on the eclipse day! T'was one when showing up on a sat morning felt a bit rough but I'm so glad we did as we unpacked honest and introspective insights from my discovered formula for self-esteem and self-worth, to how asian beauty standards/stereotypes have prolonged my connection with my cultural identity and more. It feels like journaling but on-air live and I kinda love it. 

Our second solo episode on the eclipse day! T'was one when showing up on a sat morning felt a bit rough but I'm so glad we did as we unpacked honest and introspective insights from my discovered formula for self-esteem and self-worth, to how asian beauty standards/stereotypes have prolonged my connection with my cultural identity and more. It feels like journaling but on-air live and I kinda love it.&nbsp;

Opal King - Self-esteem vs self-worth, asian beauty standards, radio value & our music scene

This episode was so special to me, because it was truly a new chapter and I had no idea how it would go, if I would even be able to interview myself. I could feel this theme of womanhood be such a core subconscious chapter for some time now and to bring it to the conscious and ethos felt so healing. It's brought clarity in who I am and who I'm becoming and zest for my forever evolution. 

 

 

This episode was so special to me, because it was truly a new chapter and I had no idea how it would go, if I would even be able to interview myself. I could feel this theme of womanhood be such a core subconscious chapter for some time now and to bring it to the conscious and ethos felt so healing. It's brought clarity in who I am and who I'm becoming and zest for my forever evolution.&nbsp;
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Opal King - Womanhood 

This episode was an earnest discussion on how committing wholeheartedly to your purpose can create a certain simplicity in your life. How it not only allows you to show up for yourself but also how it allows you  to be more emotionally available to yourself and others. How it shows you what real support feels like and how it’s formed. To creating from a place of vulnerability and one’s life experiences, for that is how we can all truly connect.

This episode was an earnest discussion on how committing wholeheartedly to your purpose can create a certain simplicity in your life. How it not only allows you to show up for yourself but also how it allows you &nbsp;to be more emotionally available to yourself and others. How it shows you what real support feels like and how it&rsquo;s formed. To creating from a place of vulnerability and one&rsquo;s life experiences, for that is how we can all truly connect.

Sumi

This was a beautifully healing episode where we were able to delve into our personal perspectives and journeys as adoptees. From the important reminder that finding a sense of belonging comes from self-acceptance, trust and self-assurance that it is safe for us to belong with ourselves. To the unique challenges we can face around identity and culture. And how many creative adoptees devote themselves to the interception of humanitarian and mixed media work, to influence and implement tangible social change.

This was a beautifully healing episode where we were able to delve into our personal perspectives and journeys as adoptees. From the important reminder that finding a sense of belonging comes from self-acceptance, trust and self-assurance that it is safe for us to belong with ourselves. To the unique challenges we can face around identity and culture. And how many creative adoptees devote themselves to the interception of humanitarian and mixed media work, to influence and implement tangible social change.

Phoebe Lemon 

Artist Call Out: Ejip was an artist who had reached out for the opportunity to be on the show, to apply go to the link in bio to apply. 

This episode had so many real conversations and responses, from the importance of opening yourself to feedback and correction by authentically expressing yourself. To navigating yourself as a rapper within the rap culture and the practice of upholding your values. To the importance and pursuit of confidence and competency. How it all comes down to being real with yourself, others and the commitment to betterment.

Artist Call Out: Ejip was an artist who had reached out for the opportunity to be on the show, to apply go to the link in bio to apply.&nbsp;
This episode had so many real conversations and responses, from the importance of opening yourself to feedback and correction by authentically expressing yourself. To navigating yourself as a rapper within the rap culture and the practice of upholding your values. To the importance and pursuit of confidence and competency. How it all comes down to being real with yourself, others and the commitment to betterment.

Ejip

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The City Hippie Radio is a SYN Media Podcast.

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The City Hippie Radio is a SYN Media Podcast.

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