Miss D and Georgie Donnelly discuss her successful art career. Georgie grew up in South Africa before moving to New York and then Europe. They discuss her various mediums, including ceramics and painting, and how she goes about creating. Miss D and Georgie also discusses other topics including the left waltz and the four languages Georgie has learned.
GeorgieDonnelly.com for all details.
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Miss D and Sophie discuss how the two of them met at camp in Vermont many years ago, reconnected on Facebook, and became friends once more. Sophie also tells about her inspirations behind her music and time traveling in her RV cross country. Miss D also discusses 3 songs, which are played in their entirety: “Spiritual Being,” “Gypsy in Control,” and “It Hasn’t Happened Yet.”
SophieCarpenter.com for all details on her career.
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Miss D and Antony discuss his upcoming trips to 2017 that include Cuba (and how it has changed since he first started going 14 years ago), India, England, Tokyo, Armenia, and more. They cover lots of details into his trips, family, mutual friends, and everything since he last was on Miss D’s Luna Si in Episode 09.
561-586-5633 to get in contact with Antony Underwood to book one of his upcoming trips.
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Part 2: Miss D and Francois discuss how he fell in love with Latin American and African music. They cover his collection of 50,000 CDs, listen to a number of African songs, and analyze how social and political circumstances influenced the music throughout the continent.
Francois Dubouays – Playlist Duncan Senyatso and Kgwanyape Band “Mephato Ya Maloba”
Ras Sheehama “Jump”
Ladysmith Black Mambazo “Nxa ebizwa amagama”
Boyoyo Boys “Vezunyawo”
Brenda Fassi “Vuli Ndela Mahlathini and the Mahotella Queens “Mbaqanga”
Super Mama Djombo “Pamparida”
Las Hijas del Sol “Ryoko”
Baaba Maal “Miyaabele” (Missing You)
Youssou N’Dour “Chimes of Freedom”
Orchestra Baobab “Kanoute”
Ali Farka Toure and Ry Cooder “Soukora”
Ballake Sissoko and Ludovico Einaudi “Dessert”
Ballake Sissoko “Ladiaba”
Les amazons de Guinee “Reine Nyepou”
Sekouba Bambino “Kaba mousso”
Fode Baro – Saramaya
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Part 1: Miss D and Francois discuss how he fell in love with Latin American and African music. They cover his collection of 50,000 CDs, listen to a number of African songs, and analyze how social and political circumstances influenced the music throughout the continent.
Francois Dubouays – Playlist Kanda Bongo Man
“Sai from album Kwassa Kwassa”
Soukous Stars “Guadeloupe”
Super Mazembe “Kassongo”
Them Mushrooms “Jambo Bwana”
Mlimani Park Orchestra “Neema”
Salum Abdullah and Cuban Marimba “Wanawake Tanzania”
Olyia Bank “Clementina”
Mulemena Boys “Mukwenag Mukunanga”
Thomas Mapfumo “Hwa hwa”
Bhundu Boys “Zrichalinetsa”
Oliver Mtukudzi aka Tuku “Zimbabwe”
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Miss D shares tales from her travels, using technology and Tinder mishaps, in addition to many more amusing stories.
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Miss D and Antony discuss trip organization, stories of animals on Miss D’s trip to India (elephants, old ladies, and tigers), stories of Miss D’s Cuba trip (wonderful dancers, Cuban cars, and general happiness), travel horror stories, traveling and alcohol, and upcoming trips.
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Miss D and Tarik discuss birds (parrots, turkey vultures, Griffin vultures, the Swift, crows, pigeons, blue-footed boobies, pelicans, peacocks, Capitoline geese, swans), migration of birds, snapping turtles, alligators, Bulls, Andalucia, and airplanes.
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Miss D shares stories about exercise, Canyon Ranch in Arizona, airplane horror stories, bingo, shopping, listener George’s airplane horror stories and some funny jokes (rabbits who promise to tell them about heaven when they die and God and Adam on women and reproducing).
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