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Bad Mama Jama Mixtape is a boundary-pushing performer known for fusing poetry, hip-hop, and R&B into intimate, cinematic experiences. Originating from San Antonio, the project emerged from the vision of Andrea “Vocab” Sanderson, a renowned poet laureate who has long used art to empower communities and explore identity, motherhood, sexuality, dreams, and resilience. Debuting on a Saturday, March 24, 2018, as part of the Carver Community Cultural Center’s Little Carver Intimate Series, Bad Mama Jama Mixtape set a template for accessible, reflective performance that centers women and hip-hop culture. The show is described as a live monologue, movement, and musical production featuring an all-female cast, a live DJ, and session singers, with press highlighting its empowering themes and artful embrace of hip-hop culture.