LOVE this. Thanks SO much for sharing. My dream is to visit Gees Bend someday. Retirement is 2 1/2 years away, this trip is for sure on my list.

What a GREAT conversation. Thank-you both.

If any of the ladies read this I would like to know four questions.1. Do you use a combination of hand and machine.Or hand stitching only ?2. Do you or have you entered any quilts in quilt shows ? 3.How were you excepted by the predominantly white groups who dominate the quilting conferences……Is there a group in Raleigh?

I am a black woman who quilts ( and I know only one person that quilts )and I live in a city over from these beautiful sisters but their quilting is way over my head…..especially with the free motion quilting. I would need a beginner’s sister circle.

I am inspired

Wow! What a great discussion! I was waiting and hoping for this to be put on KZbin! I was crying and still am! Such a beautiful and poignant discussion! ❤

Thank you for posting this

I enjoyed this so much. Research, African-American quilt history, the why of creating a certain quilt.. Up to the seer to come up with town feeling, understanding, reflecting on the quilt. We each have our own backstory and we bring it to our understanding and enjoyment or discomfort in seeing a quilt... Wow..!! Great dialogue!!

I love to watch these types of videos and listen to the stories. Reminds me of my grandma. Blessings...

I approve of open science. Thank you for including everyone in the research.

Wow, awesome interview Mr. Pierre Belo, thanks for sharing, 🇭🇹 wi Haiti is the "Mother of freedom"❤

Glad we now have a date of 230-330,000 years old. Fairly recent, actually yet still has some Australeopithicus traits. After seeing the diversity among the skulls\bones found in Georgia (Dmanisi) , I am tending to believe that Homo Erectus was quite diverse over time and interbreeding was probably far more common than once thought. I think we need to stop judging intelligence by brain size. Floresiensis, Dmanisi, Naledi, and Sediba all seem to have been quite advanced and had small brain sizes.

As someone hailing from Borno state, I am so proud of Fati Abubakar.

She's incredible, very enlightening. wished the talk was longer

Fati's visionary activism is so inspiring. Fati is a blossom of energy in a very at risk zone. She has woven the stories of these wonderful people in poetic ways. We see these people as we see ourselves now, the people of Borno feel like family due to Fati. Fati has singlehandedly done more for peace in the region then any other person. We love ya Fati!

keep it up you are for real you got the talent flaunt it as you deem fit is Allah`s gift to you, I am even happier we have this type of talent in Nigeria and more interestingly from North East. Your talents are invaluable, you have contributed your quarter to the motherland. I envy you.

I'm so glad you folks documented this expedition so well. I've been able to experience it vicariously. It's tremendously exciting. Lee Berger may be the happiest man in the world. His attitude is uplifting and his smile is infectious.

Im just "the public" but yeah Open Science! Its long over due.

It's not only the find that is amazing, It's the way the science is being carried out in a open and collaborative way that is so amazing! I hope your group finds many many more sites and expands its reach throughout the content and beyond!

To answer the persons question about if there is a Chinese lute with a skin cover, there is! It's called Sanxian and uses python skin. She must've forgotten about that :)

Very Insightfull, Thank You

Hmm those Bad Boy songs were NOT released in '95! That Puff Daddy and the Family Album was released in '97

I love 9th and Talib. They influenced me heavily early on.

"I share an identity with that man [Trump]." I so appreciate Kiese Laymon for claiming ownership of cis masculinity, and for claiming shared responsibility for the patriarchal violence that plagues this world. Even as Black people, it's important for all of us to take ownership of how our intersecting identities contribute to systems of oppression.

Here's a link to that "Verses '95" song from the Reflection Eternal demo tape Kweli mentioned at 28:39 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJfNoZukmdqbra8

Excellent video!

In my view this is similar to (via Noam Chomsy and enlightenment) scientific discovery of describing reality in simplicity from seemingly chaotic and complex understanding. And these simple ideas propel movements and create,

Thank you. Love Corey's views and listening to Purdy.

Cool

I absolutely love him💙

Sharp and very inspiring

I wonder if there DNA will show them to be related?

2 greats!

i didnt know 9th was that old

9th got that Don Cornelius going on! LOL!

"I can shut it down..." Edgar Meyer "it's bitter like Edgar..." Chris Thile

It had to be a burial chamber. I absolutely believe that. It isn't hard to believe that they had the capability of respecting the dead and disposing of their deceased ritualistically. Even if was just the fact that: "Oooh, I was just scratching the back of this other thing like me, picking off bugs and now it has stopped moving for many moons now and is starting to stink really bad - so it would be best if we threw him down this hole and got rid of this smelly thing"... The fact that they mastered fire seems hard for me to believe, but who knows? It seems that there is evidence of abundant wildfires from scorched savannas and forests in the late pliocene and early pleistocene - so maybe grabbing a burning log once in awhile wasn't out of the question lol... I really would like to know was what the demography, the lifestyle of these groups were. It's just amazing to think about. What were they eating, what was killing them - what was EATING them? how did they communicate with each other, did they make any kinds of tools or trinkets. What did they think when they saw a shooting star or when they looked at the moon? Well, I Guess we are going to find out more when more is excavated, models are built, fossils are completed. It is really exciting and I wish I could be a part of it!

amazing!

Boredom or impatience?

This was an amazing talk and I am really taking away the realization that I still have so much to learn. Thank you for uploading this.

Thanks for the opportunity to hear directly from Edgar about how he evolved as a unique musician and inspirational double bassist. He has been somewhat of an anomaly in the bass world, raising the performance level to new possibilities and influencing an entire generation of young players. When cellist and violinist started commenting about deriving their improvisational techniques from Edgar, the tide had really turned.

Oh yeah!

I've been eager to hear an Edgar Meyer interview for a long time. Thanks!

Love your hair, Yaba!

Fantastic!

If he was based in Chicago, that is, Mr Durham, where do you get the "At Random" show interviews that Irv Kupsunik is so famous for with Mr Durham?

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Very informative. Look forward to reading the book! Thanks, Sonja, for presenting this remarkable life and history to us!

If they all started jamming with him this could have been an awesome video!

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