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Interview with Joseph Hill from the band Culture

Makeda Dread and Damaja Le interview Joseph Hill from the Jamaican roots band, Culture, on Reggae Makossa.

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Interview with Steel Pulse in the late 1980's

Interview with Steel Pulse in the late 1980's by Reggae Makossa crew, Makeda Dread & Demaja Li

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World Beat live Special Preview Earth Day 2012

Come over on April 22 to celebrate the Earth, at the World Beat Center.
2100 Park Boulevard. Balboa Park. Admission free.

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WORLD BEAT LIVE Special Tribute to Reggae legends 2011 with HORACE ANDY and TOSH 1

Welcome to our new WORLD BEAT LIVE special TRIBUTE TO THE REGGAE LEGENDS 2011 with HORACE ANDY and TOSH 1. Exclusive Interviews, Concerts, musics and dance.

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World Beat Live Special Tribute to the Reggae Legends with Gentleman and Richie Spice

World Beat Live! special ribute to the Reggae Legends with Gentleman and Richie Spice

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Nature Art Workshop at Earth Day 2011

Discover a new way to practice Art using elements from the Earth itself. An eco-friendly workshop for children organized by Carmela Castejon...coming soon at the World Beat Center.

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Sustainable Vertical Garden

Gordon Smith introduces us to the WBC sustainable vertical Garden. An Amazing way to save water, sustain ourself and live in harmony with the planet optioning for this new way of taking care of your own garden. Check this out.

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WorldBeat Live! Special Martin Luther King Day

An amazing celebration for a man who fought for freedom and justice. Enjoy the Martin Luther King Parade, listen to Malcolm Lateef Shabazz, grandson of Malcolm X, dance with the River Bottom Rockers, get moved by ''I Have a Dream'' the Martin Luther King legendary speech, learn about health with Queen Afua.
This a World Beat Live to celebrate the Martin Luther King legacy.

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WorldBeat Live! Episode 1.2 - Special on Kwanzaa

Join us at the World Beat Center to celebrate Kwanzaa, a celebration of Family, Community and Culture. Come over, celebrate with the community, try some typical African food and enjoy our dancers and singers.
In this video: special guests Dr. Maulana Karenga, founder of the Kwanzaa and M.K. Asante author, Filmaker and Director of ''The black candle'' Winner documentary of the African World Documentary film festival.

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Overview of World Beat Center Kwanzaa Celebration

Join us at the World Beat Center to celebrate Kwanzaa, a celebration of Family, Community and Culture. Come over, celebrate with the community, try some typical African food and enjoy our dancers and singers.
With special guests: Dr. Maulana Karenga, founder of the Kwanzaa and M.K. Asante author, Filmaker and Director of ''The black candle'' Winner documentary of the African World Documentary film festival.

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Kwanzaa Celebration at the World Beat Center, Special Guest M.K. Asante

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Kwanzaa Celebration at the World Beat Center, Special Guest Dr. Maulana Karenga

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New Partner Added!

Watch fascinating new videos from the Jeethalo Project. Located in Khan Market, India, the project serves those living in the servant quarters and one-room tenements that cohabitate this affluent area of New Delhi.

Indigenous Culture on Culture Beat!

Watch video of exclusive ceremonies, dances, music & culture of the native people of the earth.

Culture Beat is in India!

Culture Beat India is dedicated to preserving and promoting Indian culture, as well as healing the world through music, art, dance, and technology. Promote cultural exchange!

Watch this show on Rasta Culture!

Nyabinghi drumming is a style of ritual drumming performed as a communal meditative practice in the Rastafarian religion in Jamaica. Check out the videos!

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NEW PARTNER ADDED! Positive Hope Foundation
Submitted by World Beat on Thu, 10/21/2010 - 05:20

Watch videos from the Positive Hope Foundation, an organization that exists to reduce obesity and related diseases by advocating for nutrition, education, prevention and life style changes. Positive Hope does this through providing education, training and career development to low income populations, with a focus on green energies including solar and future sustainable living. Services also include providing referrals for the community to fight addictions such as substance abuse, gambling and alcohol.
NEW PARTNER ADDED! The Jeethalo Project
Submitted by World Beat on Wed, 10/20/2010 - 14:28

Watch videos from the Jeethalo Project, an India-based youth organization that uses folk songs to connect and remind people of the important and meaningful parts of life: happiness, helping others, helping ourselves, and social justice.

The Jeethalo Project is a self-initiated and supported project that is strongly aligned with the values of the World Beat Center in its dedication to preserving and promoting Indian culture and healing through music, art, dance, and technology.