Kenyatta Emmanuel's guest appearances

Kenyatta Emmanuel

Hudson Mohawk Magazine

The Spark File with Susan Blackwell and Laura Camien

Eugene O'Neill

Bernie Sanders

Barbara Smith

James Howard Kunstler

David Sedaris

Cory Booker

Jill Bolte Taylor

Bill Walsh

Ilhan Omar

Billy Carter

Kelli O'Hara

Stephen Kinzer

Jonathan Groff

Jason Brown

Will Harris

OwlTail

Singer Songwriter and Musician Kenyatta Emmanuel talks about his music as storytelling and his journeys from Prison to Carnegie Hall and with all the influences along the way bringing soul to the Met.   His musical message explore the beauty of life, love, and the human condition, He is now an Artist in Residence at the Initiative for a Just Society at Columbia University.Kenyatta Emmanuel is appearing at Collar City Mushrooms, in conjunction with Bliss Arts,  on October 16th along with poet Jose Perez celebrating the opening of John Zoccoli's Art Exhibition.

Singer Songwriter and Musician Kenyatta Emmanuel talks about his music as storytelling and his journeys from Prison to Carnegie Hall and with all the influences along the way bringing soul to the Met.   His musical message explore the beauty of life, love, and the human condition, He is now an Artist in Residence at the Initiative for a Just Society at Columbia University.<br><br>Kenyatta Emmanuel is appearing at Collar City Mushrooms, in conjunction with Bliss Arts,  on October 16th along with poet Jose Perez celebrating the opening of John Zoccoli's Art Exhibition.

Kenyatta Emmanuel Music "First Free Note"

This week, Susan and Laura have the honor of speaking with Kenyatta Emmanuel, musician, singer, songwriter, and storyteller. Kenyatta shares his personal story of how, on October 21, 2019, he exited a New York state prison after 24 1/2 years incarcerated, and at 6pm that same evening, he performed at Carnegie Hall. In this episode, Kenyatta shares his creative process, his commitment to uplift, and the constant desire to be in "the zone." 

<p>This week, Susan and Laura have the honor of speaking with Kenyatta Emmanuel, musician, singer, songwriter, and storyteller. Kenyatta shares his personal story of how, on October 21, 2019, he exited a New York state prison after 24 1/2 years incarcerated, and at 6pm that same evening, he performed at Carnegie Hall. In this episode, Kenyatta shares his creative process, his commitment to uplift, and the constant desire to be in "the zone." </p>

Makers: Kenyatta Emmanuel: Slavic Soul Party, Carnegie Hall + The Time Without Time