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We often hear questions like “if the Catholic Church is the one true church, then how is there corruption in it?” or hear statements like “I love the Church and Her liturgies, but I cannot support a church that permits horrible things from happening.” Both of these statements/questions are feelings that people have, but how […] The post The Actions of Men appeared first on Encounter Mercy Podcast.

The intro and interstitial music from today's episode is Come along Jody and Congress Reel/Fisherman's Island/Return to Milltown from Wild Asparagus.See the Contra Pulse website for transcripts and more contrapulse.cdss.orgAnd the Country Dance and Song Society for more information about Contra and English country dance across the continent www.cdss.orgSee and hear George in action:YouTube video of Buddy System and George at Falcon Ridge Folk Festival (Hillsdale, NY) in 2017: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mCc55ocWecYouTube video of George Marshall with Wild Asparagus at the Guiding Star Grange (Greenfield, MA) in 2012: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-RzSdjufnAWild Asparagus CDs are available here: http://band.wildasparagus.com/music/purchase-music/Swallowtail CDs and cassettes are available here: http://www.swallowtail.com/album_order.htmlSome dances and events mentioned in this interview:The Tamworth, NH contra dance is still happening in non-COVID times: http://tamworthoutingclub.org/dances.htmlSome history: http://tamworthoutingclub.org/a-closer-look-at-outing-club-dances.htmlThe contra dance in St. Croix George talked about has evolved into two dance weeks:Tropical Dance Vacation: http://www.tropicaldancevacation.com/The Rose City Dance-A-Rama: https://www.dancearama.org/Cincinnati’s vintage dance academy: http://vintagedance.net/Some people mentioned in this interview:David Cantieni also tells the story of Wild Asparagus’s first tour in his conversation with Julie; check it out here: https://www.cdss.org/contrapulse/podcast/episode-7-david-cantieni-part-1/Marianne Taylor’s husband was Conny Taylor; you can read the Folk Arts Center of New England bios of both of them here: http://www.facone.org/about-our-founders.htmlThe Square Dance History Project has a series of interviews with Larry Edelman on their website: https://squaredancehistory.org/exhibits/show/brasstown-interviews/larry-edelman---biographyRichard Powers, the Cincinnati vintage dance teacher, includes some of his thoughts on social dance on his website: http://richardpowers.com/Some places mentioned in this interview:Pinkham Notch, in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, where George did trail work: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinkham_NotchThe barn in Tamworth, NH where George first encountered contra dancing burned down in 2017. The current owners of the property have rebuilt a barn in its footprint: https://www.reservethepreserve.com/the-barnA photo from 2017, before the barn burned: https://bloximages.newyork1.vip.townnews.com/conwaydailysun.com/content/tncms/assets/v3/editorial/f/b9/fb97dabc-c8c8-11e7-8377-9348a54bdbf2/5a0a28939f9bb.image.jpg?resize=1200%2C900 

"Text me," maybe! How will data from Mayor Cantrell's new campaign texts be used? And, a panel discussion on color, coronavirus, and what's left of the "American Dream": local broadcaster Don P, community activist Jenny Yanez and Lens columnist Crystal Zheng join the conversation. The post Behind The Lens episode 88: ‘Having to work 10 times as hard’ appeared first on The Lens.

A think tank conservative and an infectious diseases doctor strongly disagree on the merits of quick reopenings. And David Torkanowsky joins our conversation on the live music blues in New Orleans. The post Behind The Lens episode 87: Also, there was a dust storm. appeared first on The Lens.

Award-winning journalist Soledad O'Brien talks about COVID-19, the Trump Administration… and bad news writing. And Ashlin Parker from Trumpet Mafia reacts to the city's push to offer some live entertainment amid the pandemic. The post Behind The Lens episode 86: Stories to tell appeared first on The Lens.

More than a week after the Crescent City Connection incident, New Orleans’ police chief faces tough questions at City Council. And a new survey of New Orleans students supports the idea that the educational experience is split badly along racial lines. The post Behind The Lens episode 85: ‘Turn and face the strange’ appeared first on The Lens.

The city of New Orleans braces for yet more protests over police brutality and the killing of George Floyd. We’ll have coverage from the demonstrations, including accounts from two Lens reporters and a medical volunteer who were tear gassed on the Crescent City Connection. The post Behind The Lens episode 84: Battlespace? appeared first on The Lens.

In this episode, we look at what it was like to be a defendant in the courtroom of Judge Frank Shea. The post The Section G Podcast episode 4: ‘You are in the courtroom of Judge Frank Shea’ appeared first on The Lens.

Phase one workplace tensions, preps for the next school year and a jazz players' round table on the importance of live music. The post Behind The Lens episode 83: Street sound appeared first on The Lens.

Moratorium on Entergy cutoffs extended. New DCFS data raise questions about suspected child abuse cases; And feature interviews with Dr. MarkAlain Dery and performer Jillian Kay Music. The post Behind The Lens episode 82: The Quarter and beyond appeared first on The Lens.

Phase one of New Orleans' reopening begins, but workers and their bosses have some tough decisions to make now. Also, musician Emeka Dibia on his work with the Brass-A-Holics amid the COVID-19 crisis. The post Behind The Lens episode 81: Changes and choices appeared first on The Lens.

Featuring interviews this week with Russel Honore', Marylee Orr and Jeff Asher, along with some of the best news investigators in Louisiana. The post Behind The Lens episode 80: That business upriver appeared first on The Lens.

"War" on coronavirus cases at New Orleans' jail, the COVID slide for schoolkids, and musicians' commentary on surviving the crisis. The post Behind The Lens episode 79: Mayday, May Day appeared first on The Lens.

OPSB's rocky online meeting, Convention Center developments, medical waste buildup and Jazz Festing in Place: yet another wild week of news in New Orleans. The post Behind The Lens episode 78: Podcasting in place appeared first on The Lens.

Local researchers push hard for new innovations and hopefully even a vaccine to fight the COVID-19 outbreak. Also, worrisome economic prospects for New Orleans workers and residents. The post Behind The Lens episode 77: Got protection? appeared first on The Lens.

From schools to prisons, homes to businesses, there is nothing in our region that's not impacted by the coronavirus. We'll hear from Lens reporters, covering a community in crisis. The post Behind The Lens episode 76: Past and present appeared first on The Lens.

New Orleans' tourism economy is on hold and the Convention Center is being used as a makeshift hospital. But that's not stopping center management from pursuing a new hotel development. And we'll get a sense of the economic damage from COVID-19. The post Behind The Lens episode 75: Business matters appeared first on The Lens.

The federal government approves a major disaster declaration for Louisiana. We're a hot spot for the COVID-19 crisis, but are incoming resources enough to manage the crisis locally? The post Behind The Lens episode 74: Stay home, stay informed appeared first on The Lens.

We talk with a likely sick resident about slow testing, Russel Honore, Dr. MarkAlain Dery and our staff reporters about covering the crisis. The post Behind The Lens episode 73: COVID-19 and New Orleans appeared first on The Lens.

Gov. Edwards and Mayor Cantrell respond to the COVID-19 crisis. Michael Isaac Stein discusses economic and labor impacts. Bob Marshall looks at the Coastal Master Plan. The post Behind The Lens episode 72: One crisis or another appeared first on The Lens.

Charters schools prepare for a potential outbreak of coronavirus. Pollution opponents link up in New Orleans. And Nick Chrastil offers background on the Section G Project. The post Behind The Lens episode 71: 'A spiritual battle' appeared first on The Lens.

The Convention Center's revenue sharing proposal for RTA, Kennedy HS seniors on track for graduation and a local look at higher education all feature on this week's podcast. The post Behind The Lens episode 70: Change for the bus? appeared first on The Lens.

Who's paying for a 90-camera installation in the CBD? Also, standardized exams are voided at several city schools. And, The Lens wins thousands in attorney's fees in a public records case. The post Behind The Lens episode 69: Lines of sight appeared first on The Lens.

New recordkeeping standards for New Orleans high schools, the “responsible bidders ordinance," and a word of warning from planners in the face of climate disruption. The post Behind The Lens episode 68: ‘Standardized and systematized' appeared first on The Lens.

The Port's controversial new mural, a postponed public hearing on the Plaquemines Liquids Terminal, the latest on the fake subpoenas case and Dr. MarkAlain Dery's briefing on Wuhan coronavirus round out a busy week of news. The post Behind The Lens episode 67: A thousand words appeared first on The Lens.

A campaign finance revelation adds to the controversy over the Hard Rock Hotel collapse; parents demand more options in charter schools for their gifted children. The post Behind The Lens episode 66: A developing story appeared first on The Lens.

Saiu a lista de indicados ao Oscar 2020! Como sempre, tivemos surpresas e decepções. Reveja minha última lista de previsões AQUI. Mulheres esnobadas em direção Primeiramente, nenhuma mulher foi indicada na categoria de direção. E opção não faltava! O problema é que, apesar de muitos filmes aclamados em 2019, os homens também comandaram produções de […] O post Oscar 2020: análise dos indicados apareceu primeiro em Cinema de Buteco.