dfr 06/30/2008

dfr
Word of Week: Mindful - attentive, aware, or careful (usually fol. by of): mindful of one's responsibilities
Hour 1
Guest:
"Hoop Girls"
Writer- Gabriela Lopez
Director-Corky Dominguez
Producer-Edward Padilla

Playlist:
Fidel
Portis Head / Only You
Portishead / Cowboys

DJ Orator Playlist:
Guilty Simpson Ft. M.E.D (The Future)
Dr Oop. (Deep Impact.)
Buck Shot (World Wind)
Gang Starr (All For The Cash)
Outkast (The Art Of Storytellin Part 4)
Pharoahe Monch (Push)
The Roots (Clock With No Hands)
Common (Break My Heart)

Hour 2
Guest:
Lisa Atner
Labor Strategy Center

Fidel:
The Game - 911 is a Joke
DJ FM MIx Tape- Apacalypse Now
Dead Prez - The State
The Roots - Rise Down
ICE CUBE - We We Thugs

DJ Orator
Crown City Rockers (I Love Being A B-Boy!!)
The Loot Pack (The Anthem)
Black Milk (Say Somthin)
Mos Def (Crime & Medicine)
Mood (Secrets Of The Sand)
Hour 3
DJ Icy Ice Playlist

Events:

CASA 0101 PRESENTS
HOOP GIRLS
Written by Gabriela Lopez
Directed by Corky Dominguez
Produced by Edward Padilla & Gabriela Lopez

Step into the world of these distinct Los Angeles women with a hip hop flair, who desire, fear, grow, and share a love for hoop earrings.

Starring: Jesse Bliss, Julie Evans, Ramona Gonzales,
Esperanza Ibarra, Karla Menjivar, Miriam Moses, Christina Torres
June 13-July 6, 2008
Fri & Sat @ 8pm / Sun @ 3pm
$15 Gen, $12 Students/Seniors, $8 Boyle Heights residents

$25 Opening Night Gala (includes pre- & post-show refreshments)
$10 Groups of 10 or more!

Reservations strongly recommended:
tickets@casa0101.org / 323-263-7684
http://www.casa0101.org/
www.myspace.com/hoop_girls
www.myspace.com/casa_0101

The Peoples Poetry Night
Hosted by the Labor Community Strategy Center
Friday June 6th at 6:30PM
@Earls Grill 3630 Crenshaw Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90016
213 387 2800 ext. 28

Lummis Day:
A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Former Highland Park resident Jackson Browne (pictured) returns to the 'hood to headline the third annual Lummis Day Festival, a multilingual celebration of Northeast Los Angeles' cultural riches. Performers include folk trio the Chapin Sisters, nouveau mariachi band the Mariachi Divas and comedy ensemble Culture Clash, as well as folk dance, poetry and a retelling of Charles Lummis' 1884-85 walk from Cincinnati to L.A. -- with puppets! 10:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Sun. Sycamore Grove Park, 4702 N. Figueroa St., L.A. Free. ww.lummisday.org