Sounds of South Podcast
The last performance of the night was done by seniors Liam McQuade, Jacqueline Roueche, junior Sten Bulander, and sophomore Julia Schrag.
Listen to the first Southerner podcast here:
About the Writer
Eli Shimanski, Visual Media Editor
Eli Shimanski, a senior, is ready as ever for this year, as long as he’s always listening to the album Views by Drake. Our very own visual media editor...
![Local hip hop artist, Chadwick Niles Phillips, ‘Niles’ taught students in South music departments about hip hop, music and how to unlock their own creative power. He is passionate about spreading a message of positivity in the hip hop movement. “[hip hop] being multicultural, it brings everyone together, if you look all around the world, you see people from all walks of life you see people that are connected to hip hop,” he remarked.](https://www.shsoutherner.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Chadwick-Niles-240x150.jpg)
![During these times art is giving people some hope and bonding them. This is just one of many art trends that have sprung up all over the country. People can draw support from the art in their neighborhood. South Minneapolis resident Sara Hardwig participated in it and said, “It may be individually hard, the feeling of doing it [art] together makes it easier for me.](https://www.shsoutherner.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/QuarantineArt3-edited-240x150.jpg)
![Local hip hop artist, Chadwick Niles Phillips, ‘Niles’ taught students in South music departments about hip hop, music and how to unlock their own creative power. He is passionate about spreading a message of positivity in the hip hop movement. “[hip hop] being multicultural, it brings everyone together, if you look all around the world, you see people from all walks of life you see people that are connected to hip hop,” he remarked.](https://www.shsoutherner.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Chadwick-Niles-316x475.jpg)
![During these times art is giving people some hope and bonding them. This is just one of many art trends that have sprung up all over the country. People can draw support from the art in their neighborhood. South Minneapolis resident Sara Hardwig participated in it and said, “It may be individually hard, the feeling of doing it [art] together makes it easier for me."](https://www.shsoutherner.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/QuarantineArt3-edited-475x317.jpg)
![Members of the South community watch films created by the VOICES class. VOICES is a semester-long, media-based course for seniors at South, and is currently taught by teachers Delainia Haug and Laura Lanik. Haug, the person who conceived of the course, described its purpose as “[giving] seniors an opportunity to express their own passions around social justice topics through digital media production.”](https://www.shsoutherner.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/voices-475x317.jpg)
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