This week on the show we were joined by Griz Bear AKA Local Lad who we interviewed check out the video below and make sure you subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss the rest.
This week on the show we were joined by Greezy Bear who did an exclusive live performance – click play on the video below and make sure you subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss the rest.
This week on the show we were joined by Greezy Bear who we interviewed check out the video below and make sure you subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss the rest.
This week on the show we were joined by Vince the father of TKorStretch, who we interviewed check out the video below and make sure you subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss the rest.
This week on the show we were joined by Rising Son who did an exclusive live performance – click play on the video below and make sure you subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss the rest.
This week on the show we were joined by Rising Son who we interviewed – click play on the video below and make sure you subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss the rest.
Help save one of the world’s most beautiful landmarks spiritually and physically!
Not many of you would know about the beautiful natural haven at the foot of Sugar Loaf Hill, 9 miles outside Kingston, Jamaica. This beach area has a long-standing Rastafarian history and presence. It was occupied by Bongo Gabby (also known as Natty Dread), father of Rubba aka Norman Stephenson. Rubba is a well known and loved artist, dancer and drummer and is calling for our help. The Crowdfunder has been running for months for so far only raised £500! Come on guys, lets help and share this story far and wide. Ziggy and Cedella Marley are now both behind this campaign too. Rubba’s father, Natty Dread and the patriarch of the Ancient Nyahbinghi order who, along with Mortimer Planno, was responsible for teaching the ways of Rastafari to Bob Marley through mentorship. Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer all lived here with Bongo Gabby, creating music that has inspired so many people on this planet. The Wailers were all stalwart supporters of the longstanding Rastafari settlement, in existence since the 1950s.
Air pollution is a big concern in Bristol and the Ashley ward is no exception.
An increase in people using wood burners to heat their homes has motivated a novel research project by Bristol City Council, supported by Knowle West Media Centre and University of West of England. It was data driven and citizen focused.
As part of the project, KWMC commissioned artist Miriam Quick of Loud Numbers to create a music track that turns local air quality data into sound, featuring Bristol artist T. Relly.
Find out more when the team from this trailblazing project join The Word with Miranda tomorrow between 4-6pm on Ujima Radio.
Meanwhile check out the video and have a listen to the track, download and support this great campaign:
@reevo_relly @ujimaradio @knowlewestmedia @miriam_quick @bristolcouncil @uwebristol @annali_alletha @mirandarae007
Deli G, host of the weekly show True Definition on Ujima Radio Saturdays
4-6pm hosts “Strictly Vinyl” with special guest, Ujima’s very own
Donovan City Rockas on Saturday 29th April 2023.
Get on down to The Plough in Easton, Bristol for a night of sublime
Soul, Rare Grooves, Boogie & Reggae.
Doors open 9pm – Ends 2am.
Don’t forget to check out City Rockas Vibration with Donovan every
Sunday 8-10pm on Ujima Radio.
98FM / DAB / ONLINE
We are so excited to welcome back Code of the Streets to the Ujima airwaves.
From Saturday 8th April between 8-10pm, check out Bristol’s legendary DJ Style in the mix with the hottest Hip Hop – RnB – Afrobeats & Dancehall & live interviews.
Plus once a month check out the Classic Old School Mix.
Visit the Code of the Streets show page
For more updates visit: www.djstyle.co.uk
