<p>Denver Open Media's First Friday events happen live from Studio A! Local artists are invited to perform. February's episode features a celebration of the 10 year anniversery of Cafe Nuba. Ashara Ekundayo guest hosts along with Tony Shawcross for a night of music and poetry. A two set performance is done by the Wil Key band, and Cafe Nuba poets Day Acoli, Lady Speech, and Nubia grace the mic with some spoken word.</p>

<p>Hypnautic and D A DUBB bringing the heat from the local streets</p>

<p>Gary Crabtree's brain injury put him into the care of Cognitive Rehab Specialist Susan Tauger and Neuropsychologist Dr. Donald Receveur, who encouraged him to develop a short film about his experience to reach out to other people with brain injuries. Gary, and his son, Mac, appear in this show with Host Rick Prokaski to chat and share the film and their experiences.</p>

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<p>Even if Heaven Cries is a movie about a mother who lost her house and daughter to a landslide in Southern, Leyte, Philippines. She is one of many recipients of Gawad Kalinga's housing projects. Gawad Kalinga (give care) is a non-profit organization which aims to rebuild the Philippines one family at a time under the motto "No More Slums. No More Violence. No More Poverty."</p>