Multi-Kulti Channel

RioVida Multi-Kulti celebrates life and its beauty. We enjoy music, art, education, community, films, fashion, books, stories about people from all walks of life, different nationalities, different religious backgrounds. We hope that you will find RioVida's Multi-Kulti channel entertaining and informative.

 

FCS' 2nd Annual Spring Arts Fest will be at 7 pm Thursday, April 24th at the Museum of the African Diaspora

Florence Crittenton Services' 2nd Annual Spring Arts Fest will be held at the MoAD (www.moad.org) at 685 Mission Street (valet parking available). Tickets are $125. Festivities will include brief museum tours, a cocktail party, hors d'ouvres, a jazz trio featuring guitarist Lloyd Gregory, and a live art auction featuring works by Bay Area artists including Foad Satterfield, Jim Dennis, Mary Lovelace O'Neal, Michelle Lee, Ryan Reynolds, Ana Hommonay, Sophie Gross and Dave Regan. MORE

Eddycam-TV

Enjoy Eddycam-TV, channel which has been started by a Bay Area Producer who has served the Bay Area Community for nearly 20 years. He enjoys bringing cultural news, music and cultural programs, reports and reflections of community events. You get to enjoy his point of view. MORE

Enjoy the popular and long-standing show hosted by Jazz Diva "Jazz with Frankye" who interviews major living jazz musicians including Wayne Wallace, Heriberto "Tito" Gonzalez, Rolando Morales, etc

Eddie Lankford Jr. and Lloyd Gregory organized a new series entitled "Black Music in America" which consist of interviews of local music experts who discuss the history of the musical contributions of Blacks to music in America.

Community Programs include in-depth coverage of the Art & Soul Festival,

The UC Jazz Club was founded by the students of UC Jazz Ensembles and its faculty. Our goal is to share our fine tradition of Jazz with our members and the community at large. MORE

UC Jazz Ensembles have been teaching students since 1966. We hope our members will enjoy our monthly newsletter, our performances and most importantly we hope you will support our effort to expand our popular program.

We invite donors and volunteers to continue to support our growing program and to join us now.

The UC Jazz Club offers several unique sponsorship opportunities which will support us in our goal to remodel the UC Jazz studios. The yearly fund-raising concert which in 2007 took place at Yoshi's. MORE

With your support we will also maintain and grow our current resources in the studios. This includes the purchase and maintenance of our equipment, expanding and renovating our practice areas, adding to our jazz library and ultimately making recordings of our big band and ensembles live performances.

Our goal is to uphold the UC Jazz tradition which has enchanted the world. We have taught students how to carry on this wonderful musical tradition with great success. Jazz has become mainstream and is becoming increasingly popular. Enjoy our feature stories about major jazz contributors in our popular regular features entitled: UC Jazz Club - Artist Highlight this months we highlight Count Basie which has been added to Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, and many other amazing of the jazz greats. We also provide profiles of major living artist many of whom are guided by Ted Moore, Musical Director of the UC Jazz Ensembles.

Please contact Ted Moore, director of UC Jazz Ensembles to learn about the program. You may also contact RioVida Networks for assistance to set up interviews with the faculty, students and fund-raising committee

Education is the Best Medicine

Education is the Best Medicine is a non-profit organization that was started by George Y. Pearson. His goal as founder and host is to create an active dialog for addressing health and social disparities of our community, even and perhaps especially the most disenfranchised. We aim to facilitate discussions that relate to economical, social and health issues, through community access television, newspaper, magazine articles and community forums.

Access to evidence based research to improve the quality of life and provide proactive solutions to the basic concerns of food, clothing, shelter, education and economics in our community.

George Y. Pearson invites you to view our community oriented television series where a host of diverse guest will discuss the medical, social, political and business issues and how they affect our community. We strive to show case the local heroes whose interaction in the community laid the ground work for the "rubber to meet the road." You also will find articles, many of which were published in the MEENA newspaper and other community based newspapers.. We invite interested persons regarding forum appearances and guest appearances on our programs. We thank you in advance, for your kind attention and support as we strive together to bring light to every kind of people in our wonderful community.

We are featuring world-class musicians such as Rolando Morales Group, Lloyd Gregory, Frankye Kelly, and will add reviews of amazing artists on a regular basis. We are also highlighting photographers such as Jim Dennis, Jim Karageorge, James Knox and will continue to introduce you to talented phtoographers. We will feature short films. We are planning to greatly expand this