#Allie Stamler

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Polyglam

Episode 541 is here and our guest is part awesome and talented... okay that's not true she is all awesome and talented! She also happens to be a part of a fantastic band "Polyglam" Please give a warm welcome to Allie Stamler!!

Brand new episode!!

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little luna Presents a Moving Sonic Offering in “shift & go: cinematic”

Life is so often certainly not like the movies. With a multitude of twisted plot lines, inconsistencies in character development, and takeaways that often don’t reveal themselves until several years down the road, our lives would make one really confusing screen play. Yet, there are those moments in life that feel cinematic, when point A meets point B seamlessly and we begin to understand ourselves and the world around us a bit more clearly.  

For rising artist little luna, the sounds that accompany cinematography have always brought forth a special type of inspiration. So when her single “shift & go” debuted, landing coveted spots on Spotify editorial playlists including New Noise and Fierce Femmes while garnering nearly 50 thousand streams in the first month, extending the reach of this special song was of the utmost importance.  

Teaming up with multiplatinum songwriter and producer Jordan Witzigreuter and violinist Allie Stamler, little luna offers a moving reimagination of the tune which originated in her book of handwritten poetry all those years ago. A moving testament to allowing one to grow and change, “shift & go" represents little luna’s sonic journey of re-connecting with her inner child and in that, re-discovering herself.   

Slowing down the tempo and adding new layers of sonic textures, “shift & go: cinematic” brings forth a new and tangible depth to the song. Allowing space for each lyric to ruminate over the cries of Stamler’s violin, assisted by a dramatic piano line and burgeoning percussion, “shift & go: cinematic” is a highly emotive but inspiring experience. 

Accompanied by a live music video performance of the song, directed by little luna and Jade Ehlers, featuring little luna and Stamler on their respective instruments performing in a barren room flooded with cool light, little luna gives her audience a taste of her live performance style. Gripping, yet understated, little luna is just as mesmerizing as her message, one that draws the listener in and refuses to let go.  

In her own words,  

“i have a deep love for, and am endlessly inspired by, film scores / soundtracks — Call Me By Your Name, Purple Rain, and 20th Century Women, to name a few of my favorites! i have also always loved the sound of the violin, so when one of my best friends and violinist, Allie Stamler, was as excited as i was about featuring strings to an alternate version of "shift & go", i knew in my gut that it had to be made. the original track is so special to me, but adding orchestral elements, and letting these lyrics — words that carry so much personal meaning — come to life, helps tell a fuller story of little luna. i could not be more stoked on how “shift & go: cinematic” (and it’s one-take music video!) turned out.”  

Check out the video for “shift & go (cinematic) below.  

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8. Next steps - Allyship and social justice

    Is your mind blown yet like this Oprah gif? (Giphy, n.d.).

    I have thrown so much information at you in a series of eight posts about Indigenous homelessness, with extended information on some of the social determinants of health, colonialism, statistics, and real life stories.

     As I learned this in my Homelessness in Canadian Society class, I too felt overwhelmed at the information, some of which I already knew, but there was so much information that I did not know of, or was not aware of, at all.

    But that is okay! It means that you are still learning.

    Now in terms of tackling Indigenous homelessness as a whole, it can be overwhelming if we start thinking about solutions on how we can alleviate this issue. In nursing school, I learned about the impact of community development work and the Population Health Promotion model (Stamler, Yiu, and Dosani, 2016).

     The Population Health Promotion model combines the social determinants of health, strategies for health promotion, and levels of action in one big frame. While this model mainly sheds light on health promotion, we can also apply its concepts to tackling the issue of Indigenous homelessness (Stamler et al., 2016). Homelessness and social justice activists often work at the community level where we may see these folks protesting on social justice issues in front of Toronto’s Old City Hall or Queen’s Park. At the individual level, we may start small by learning as much as we can on the causes and implications of Indigenous homelessness. This can be done through self-reflection if we start asking ourselves: What are my pre-assumptions of those experiencing homelessness? How can I better educate myself on this issue? What are the social determinants of health and how are they connected to Indigenous homelessness? These are good questions to branch off of. Once we gain this knowledge, we may educate others on this topic by creating a supportive and learning environment.

        Furthermore, you may be thinking about strategies that go beyond the individual or community level. For example, at the system/society level, you may be involved in building healthy public policies that include Indigenous people or you may act on the strategy of re-orienting health services by advocating for an overdose prevention site to be made in your town area, for example. The options are limitless.

      Most importantly, we must remember to be an ally with the people. To be an ally means to question the status quo, standing in solidarity with the Indigenous folks, and advocating with them. We must learn and listen in an ongoing partnership with the Indigenous people as we move forward as we continue to advocate with those experiencing Indigenous homelessness.

       Finally, as I near the end of my last post, I remind you to take a moment to reflect on what you have learned. Did you learn something new? Did something stand out to you? How did you feel? I encourage every reader to spread awareness on Indigenous homelessness. Share your thoughts with a friend, family, coworker, or send me a message! I accept anonymous questions. Let’s keep the conversation going. Thank you for reading.

P.S!!!! IF you are looking for ways to get involved, check out this link! https://www.211toronto.ca/topic/homelessness This website also lists a ton of resources/services for those who need them!

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Fall 2010

Allie Stamler

West Village, NY

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Fall 2010

Allie Stamler

West Village, NY