Arts, Education, Society, Philosophy, Humor, and Music... DaPhunkeeProfessor.com

DARTMOUTH, Mass. - Feb. 12, 2018 - EntSun -- "So, what is this new show about?" is a dangerous question for folks if they can only process soundbites and elevator pitches. "Social Topics - Arts - History - Culture - Education - Black Studies - Indigenous Studies - Music - Life... " is the answer that sums up what you'll see on the new weekly Youtube broadcast, "DaPhunkeeProfessor.com". The popular arts and culture blog will now come to life via Youtube. The program concept: a video essay sharing ideas, perspectives and philosophies; along with segments and snippets of things captured on a phone, like performances, conversations, interviews, and events.

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hosted and produced by Mwalim DaPhunkee Professor, a tenured professor of English and Black Studies at UMass Dartmouth. DaPhunkeeProfessor.com. Subsequent posts will appear on the blog, DaPhunkeeProfessor.com

"Stream of Consciousness Guerrilla Television" is what producer and defacto host Mwalim DaPhunkee Professor calls it. Mwalim, a member of the Grammy nominated band The GroovaLottos. This concept is an extension of a course that Mwalim introduced at UMass Dartmouth called "Guerrilla Filmmaking", whereby students made films using the cameras on their phones or tablets and editing with software acquired as free downloads from the Internet, or that came on their computers.

To subscribe to the channel, as well as see some of the teaser episodes already posted, visit:
https://tinyurl.com/daphunkeeprofessor-com