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**Global Ginga** on KZSU is a vibrant radio show and podcast that celebrates the rich diversity of sounds. Hosted by Carla from Brazil and Sebastian from the Dominican Republic, the show unites what geography and politics divide by featuring music from various cultures and traditions. With a focus on multiculturalism and social change, Global Ginga brings listeners a fusion of traditional and underground world dance and lounge rhythms, making it a true global gem. Whether it's the pulsating beats of Brazilian Carnaval or the enchanting sounds of African rhythms, Global Ginga offers a musical journey that transcends borders and brings people together through the universal language of music 🎶

Stanford Upcoming Events: Fabricating Facts Talk - Since its emergence in the early 60s, behavior genetics has functioned primarily as what the historian of science, Michael Gordin, terms a “counter-establishment” science. Dr. Emily Merchant, a historian of science and technology at UC Davis, will give a talk entitled “Fabricating Facts in Behavior Genetics.” It will be held on Thursday, Feb. 20th from 4 to 5:30 p.m. in History Corner, Building 200, Conference Room 307. Stanford students, faculty, staffand alums are invited to attend. For details, visit the Stanford Events website. The Panama Canal has been in the news lately. In “Erased: the Untold Story of the Panama Canal,” Marixo Lasso traces the history of the Panamanian cities and towns that once formed the backbone of the republic. Many of these were erased at considerable cost to a way of life when the canal was built in the early 1900s. The talk is open to Stanford students, faculty and staff and will take place at Bolivar House on Friday, March 7th at 1:30 p.m. You’re invited to join Veronica Roberts, director of the Cantor Arts Center, on a tour of the exhibition, “Dwelling,” which showcases how the museum’s newly acquired works expand our understanding of the concept of ‘home.’ The talk will take place at the museum on Thursday, February 27th from 6 until 6:45 p.m. Admission is always free. You can learn more or register at museum.stanford.edu. Students, faculty and staff are invited to a conversation entitled “Legal Phantoms: Recurring Battles over Executive Action in Immigration.” The discussion will feature Stanford law professor, Jennifer Chacón, who will talk about recent immigration-related executive actions and explore the social, legal and political consequences. It will take place on Wednesday, March 12th in Building 360 in the CCSRE Conference Room. Details and an RSVP for Stanford affiliates only are on the Stanford Events website.

The Global Dinner Party

This week on Global Ginga, we’re bringing you an enchanting musical journey that spans continents and cultures: 🎵 The Global Dinner Party: A curated selection of tracks from artists who transform the universal experience of sharing food and music into a celebration of connection by Putumayo World Music. 🎶 Spotlight: Dobet Gnahoré’s New Album - Zouzou We’re thrilled to feature tracks from the Grammy-winning Ivorian artist Dobet Gnahoré’s Zouzou, a heartfelt tribute to the strength and hope of Africa’s youth. With its vibrant fusion of African rhythms and modern influences, Zouzou is both a celebration of identity and a call for resilience and unity. 🎤 Artist Features and Songs: Stefano Morelli: Italian singer-songwriter Stefano Morelli brings us "Un attimo di sogno" (A Moment of Dreaming), a deeply introspective track from his debut album, Tales in a Bag. His soulful storytelling captures themes of missed opportunities, fleeting solace, and the urgency to seize the moment against the backdrop of life’s relentless pace. With his roots in Naples and inspiration drawn from his time living in Berlin and Barcelona, Morelli’s music bridges personal reflection and global sensibilities. Kabumbayi Joh: Congolese multi-instrumentalist Kabumbayi Joh delivers "Njarabi," a haunting ballad sung in Lingala and French. This emotional piece tells the story of a woman imploring her husband not to leave her, weaving together themes of love, loss, and reconciliation. Joh’s rich musical journey, rooted in his church choir beginnings and later shaped by collaborations with African legends like Akon and Oliver Mtukudzi, infuses his music with profound depth and authenticity. BélO: Haitian artist BélO, known for his socially conscious compositions, presents "Mwen Bouke" (I’m Tired), an urgent plea against violence and injustice. Blending reggae, soul, and Haitian rhythms, this track resonates as a call for unity and action in the face of adversity. BélO

Tune in to KZSU on Fridays at 5 pm for your dose of Global Grooves

Global Ginga: We put "happy" in your Friday "happy hour!" Tune in to KZSU on Fridays at 5 pm for your dose of Global Grooves! Embark on a sonic adventure as we delve into the eclectic world of Jazz Is Dead 021. Point your URL to KZSU live and listen to Global Ginga as we explore the rich tapestry of sounds featured in this exceptional project. From the energetic rhythms of Ebo Taylor and Dom Salvador to the soulful melodies of Hyldon and Carlos Dafé, this episode promises to be a musical feast for the ears. Key Highlights: Afrobeat Pioneers: Discover the infectious grooves of Ebo Taylor, a Ghanaian Highlife legend and co-founder of Afrobeat. Brazilian Soul Gems: Immerse yourself in the soulful sounds of Hyldon, Carlos Dafé, Antonio Carlos e Jocafi, and Joyce. Jazz and Funk Fusion: Experience the dynamic interplay between jazz and funk as The Midnight Hour and other renowned musicians collaborate on groundbreaking tracks. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the global soundscape and discover the magic that happens when legendary musicians come together. #letsginga #globalmusic #brazilianradio #KZSU #brazilianmusic #WorldMusic #FunkAndSoul #globalfusion #globalginga #worldmusic #collegeradio #GlobalBeats

In our chat, Patricia Leao from Brazilian Nites did not hold anything back! Find out all the details about the Carna Brazil Cruise! This will be a unique cruise offering an exhilarating, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the public to indulge their senses and lose themselves in a pulsating sea of samba, sequins, masks and tropical fantasy. There are no strangers in the world. Just friends you have not met yet. Your boarding ticket will give you admission to: - Samba Jam Sessions - Theater shows with Monobloco, Diogo Nogueira and Zeca Pagodinho. Samba time! - Brazilian gastronomy - Percussion workshop with Monobloco - Night clubs with Brazilian DJ's - Show with Roberta Sa nominated for five Latin GRAMMY Awards, including Best New Artist and Best Samba/Pagode Album - Pretinho da Serrinha leading rodas de samba� at the pool - Meet and Greets with artists - A chance to immerse yourself in Brazilian culture and in the Portuguese language, and make everlasting memories with new friends. Global Ginga is on Fridays at 5 pm

In our chat, Patricia Leao from Brazilian Nites did not hold anything back! Find out all the details about the Carna Brazil Cruise! This will be a unique cruise offering an exhilarating, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the public to indulge their senses and lose themselves in a pulsating sea of samba, sequins, masks and tropical fantasy. There are no strangers in the world. Just friends you have not met yet. Your boarding ticket will give you admission to: - Samba Jam Sessions - Theater shows with Monobloco, Diogo Nogueira and Zeca Pagodinho. Samba time! - Brazilian gastronomy - Percussion workshop with Monobloco - Night clubs with Brazilian DJ's - Show with Roberta Sa nominated for five Latin GRAMMY Awards, including Best New Artist and Best Samba/Pagode Album - Pretinho da Serrinha leading rodas de samba� at the pool - Meet and Greets with artists - A chance to immerse yourself in Brazilian culture and in the Portuguese language, and make everlasting memories with new friends.

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