Podcast appearances and mentions of Aaron Rhodes

Episode 512 also includes an E.W. Essay titled "Signs." We share some compelling Facts and Figures from Harper's Index, published in the March 2023 issue of Harper's Magazine. We have an E.W. Poem called "Shadows." Our music this go round is provided by these wonderful artists: Thelonious Monk, the Beastie Boys, the Allman Brothers, LittleStarRun & Aaron Rhodes, Four Tet, Patti Smith, RuRu, Branford Marsalis and Terence Blanchard. Commercial Free, Small Batch Radio Crafted in the West Mountains of Northeastern Pennsylvania... Heard All Over The World. Tell Your Friends and Neighbors.

There is no doubt that the medium of video has started to dominate our work life. From online meetings to team events who knew how much we would rely on the diversity of video. Voodle is a relationship-based video messaging platform that connects you with candidates, clients, colleagues, and collaborators; perfect for a remote-first world. Creative Marketing Director, Aaron Rhodes really helps us to understand the value they offer and how they're helping to maintain a human connection. Not only valuable to colleagues and teams but video moments can be equally powerful in any user journey. Find out how.

  In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Sofía Reyes' Mal De Amores, Big Thief's Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You, and U-Roy's Dread In A Babylon (1975). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.  

In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Earl Sweatshirt's Sick!, John Mellencamp's Strictly A One-Eyed Jack, and Alkaline Trio's From Here To Infirmary (2001). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.

  In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on The Weeknd's Dawn FM, Spellling's The Turning Wheel, and Johnnie Taylor's Raw Blues (1969). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.  

In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Tyler, The Creator's Call Me If You Get Lost, Willie Nelson's The Willie Nelson Family, and Harry Nilsson's The Point (1970). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.

As the international community moves away from a concept of human rights with natural law at the center, the entire idea of what constitutes a human right has been undermined. Aaron Rhodes, president of the Forum for Religious Freedom - Europe, joins me to talk about it as we discuss his book, "The Debasement of Human Rights." Plus: How can dads effectively communicate with their daughters? I'll talk it over with Michelle Watson Canfield, author of the book, "Let's Talk." That and more on Thursday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

  In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Fire-Toolz' Eternal Home, Lil Ugly Mane's Volcanic Bird Enemy And The Voiced Concern, and Stevie Wonder's Fulfilingness' First Finale (1974). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.  

In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Turnstile's Glow On, Moor Mother's Black Encyclopedia Of The Air, and Monica's The Boy Is Mine (1998). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.

  This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Boots Beverages picture show red hot, Earp's sarsaparilla, Americana huckleberry, Americana honey cream, Ozark Mountain Bottleworks butter beer, Macfuddy pepper elixir. We also tried a regional soda oddity called Hot & Tot, conducted a blind root beer taste test, and tried a couple new snacks. Guests included Jason Shrout, Ian Kopp, Matthew Ryan, Jana Danzeisen, Emerson Dellaero, and Cam Amys. Discussion included the fact that this is our final episode, Kirby's upcoming move to Pittsburgh, how much we love Jana's cat Barbara, and Jason's list of top five Kansas City hardcore edge breaks. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.  

Please join host Patrick Sprehe as he welcomes Aaron Rhodes to Center Cuts. Aaron discusses his life growing up in Kansas City, his family and school influences in journalism, some early live music experiences, what led to his decision to start a music magazine, and some of the things Shuttlecock Music Magazine offers on its website and in print. Aaron also shares his thoughts about what makes KC special, how KC needs to find ways to support all-ages performances, and some of his concerns about artists' promotion of themselves. http://www.shuttlecockmusic.com https://www.instagram.com/shuttlecockmag/ https://www.facebook.com/SHUTTLECOCKmag Each episode will focus on the guest's life, career in the music industry, great things about Kansas City, and areas of need in the KC music industry with suggested courses of action for improvement. Hope you can join us!

  In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Flying Lotus' Yasuke, Origami Angel's Gami Gang, and Ted Nugent's self-titled debut (1975). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.  

In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on ILoveMakonnen's My Parade, Norah Jones' 'Til We Meet Again, and Gucci Mane's The Burrprint (The Movie 3D) (2009). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.

This week on the Streetwise podcast we discuss soccer team names, enjoy a reading of Abby Olcese's "4:20 to Yuma" about stoner films, check out Knife Crime's track "Kids’ Excuses", and chat with Aaron Rhodes about music writing and the physical launch of Shuttlecock Music Magazine.Streetwise is hosted by Brock Wilbur, editor in chief of The Pitch. Subscribe on iTunes or Spotify. Subscribe to the Streetwise newsletter, a weekly meditation on Kansas City news and events.Jason Klamm read our magazine story. Thanks to Jason Beers for our theme song, “One Kicker”. Our editor is Terence Wiggins.

  In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Karol G's KG0516, Xiu Xiu's Oh No, and Ornette Coleman's Free Jazz (1961). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.  

In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Lana Del Rey's Chemtrails Over The Country Club, Benny The Butcher & Harry Fraud's The Plugs I Met 2, and The Business' Welcome To The Real World (1988). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.

  In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on Kevin Gates' Only The Generals Part II, Glitterer's Life Is Not A Lesson, and Millie Jackson's Feelin' Bitchy (1977). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.  

This week I have the pleasure of bringing Aaron Rhodes onto the podcast.  Aaron is the Strength & Conditioning Coach for the MLB's St Louis Cardinals.The title of this episode comes out almost immediately in the interview. The reason I chose it is because this is some great advice Aaron gives for anyone out there to take away.  If you are focusing on pursuing a career in sport of any kind and are told something along the lines of "It's not realistic" or "go find a real job"... Aaron's advice is to focus on doing what you love.  If you love playing your sport and are willing to put the work and the time into pursuing it for as long as possible, don't focus on anything else. We also talk about where young athletes can start separating themselves from their competition.  Aaron's advice is simple, yet extremely effective.  Open up your notebook and start writing down what you think you can do to be better. What can you do outside of your sport to better prepare yourself? One big takeaway is Aaron's take on in-season training.  It does not need to be hard.  It is just about working through the next issue.  Where are you struggling in your game? Your training should be built around where you need to improve in the game.  There are so many missed opportunities with kids quitting training in season.To get in touch with Aaron;Instagram @rhodesstrength Thank YOU for tuning in to another episode of The Elite Development Podcast! Please do me a huge favour and leave a rating / review for the showCheck out the full show here;www.elitedevelopmentpodcast.caCheck out my website;www.coachdusseault.comE-mail me: kenny@coachdusseault.comFollow me on social media;Instagram: @coachdusseaultTwitter: @coachdusseaultFacebook: Coach Dusseault - Strength and Conditioning

In My Headache is a podcast hosted by Kansas City based music critics Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes. On each episode, Brownlee (the youngest baby boomer) and Rhodes (the oldest member of Gen Z) discuss the merits of two new albums and one throwback. This episode includes talk on The Body's I've Seen All I Need To See, R+R=Now's Live, and Avril Lavigne's Let Go (2002). Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. You can find Bill's writing at ThereStandsTheGlass.com and PlasticSax.com, follow him on Twitter at @HappyInBag, and on Instagram at @Bill.Brownlee. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen, follow @ShuttlecockMag on social media, and visit ShuttlecockMusic.com. Support the podcast by sharing your favorite episodes with friends and buying merch at ShuttlecockMag.BigCartel.com.

As evidenced in this trailer, Bill Brownlee and Aaron Rhodes are not actors. They are, however, two Kansas City music critics who are hosting a new podcast together. Every two weeks on In My Headache, Bill (the youngest baby boomer) and Aaron (the oldest member of Gen Z) will be discussing the merits of two new albums and one throwback pick. The first episode arrives March 2021. Subscribe to the Shuttlecock Podcast feed on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and our YouTube channel so you don't miss it.    Podcast artwork: Andres Hedrick / Theme music: Intro by Sorry Excuse

This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted OKC Soda Co. blueberry acai, Northern Soda Company vulcanus rex, and Jarritos mxcn cola. We also discussed Thanksgiving hangs, what exactly cotton candy tastes like, our feelings about cinnamon-flavored beverages, and the Jarritos brand. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.

  This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Squirt ruby red, Ski original citrus, and Lucky Club cola. Also on this episode, Kirby and Aaron discuss Joe Biden's big win, KFC's new Mountain Dew variant, Mello Yello's Realtree collab, drinking Vault and Rockstar at the mall on field trips, plus Aaron's brother Josh and friends Matthew, Petur, and Weston stop in to share soda memories. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.  

This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Mountain Dew Voodew (2020 mystery flavor), Reading Draft grapefruit citrus, and Hank's pumpkin spice. Also on this episode, Kirby and Aaron discuss election dread, Aaron's Culver's cousins, a great Gunna post, and some historical Mountain Dew variants. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.

  This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Labrador chocolate, Northern Soda Company caramel cream root beer, and Sprecher orange dream. Also on this episode, Kirby and Aaron give a roommate update, discuss how to pronounce caramel, Kirby's plan to save America from itself, and a childhood road trip story. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.  

This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Northern Soda Company maple root beer, Batch Craft Soda snozzberry, and Dr Pepper & Cream Soda. Also on this episode, Kirby and Aaron get excited for the Chiefs season, discuss the great soda vs. pop debate, and give an apartment update. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.

Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo announced the formation of a Commission on Unalienable Rights in July 2019 and charged the members to meet with a broad group of experts and write a report to advise the Secretary with advice on how to pursue and champion “human rights grounded in our nation’s founding principles and the principles of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights.” The Commission published its draft report last month and it has received both acclaim and criticism. Please join Commission member Peter Berkowitz and human rights expert Aaron Rhodes to discuss the report and why it elicited such varied reactions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

  This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Original New York Seltzer's root beer, Boots Beverages' caramel apple soda, and Sprecher's cherry soda. This week's snack was Walker's Max Heat hot chicken wing chips. Also on this episode, Kirby introduces several new sponsors, tells us what kind of soda he kept in his locker, and more. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.  

This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Club Mate, Irn Bru, and Fentiman's Curiosity Cola. It's our first episode back since the pandemic began, so we lament our state and country's failures, Kirby gives us an update on his new job, and, in an SOSS first, we sample a snack -- Walker's prawn cocktail crisps. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. (We forgot to mention them on this episode -- wow, we're dumb! We'll show some extra love next time. Go support 7th Heaven!) Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.

In episode 585 of the Get Published Podcast, Host and 15-Time Bestselling Author Paul G. Brodie talks with Aaron Rhodes about how to take advantage of every possible speaking opportunity to promote your book and business. Find out more about how we can help you Share Your Story at www.GetPublishedPodcast.com

  This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Jamaica's Finest ginger beer, Reading Draft grape smoothie, and Specher puma kola. We also give a brief roommate update, trade tidbits on local soda happenings, and Aaron tells a story about embarrassing himself at a Pitch meeting. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.  

This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode we tasted Atomic Fizz original flavor, Stone Cold Jones sacksparilla, Howdy cherry jubilee, and Soda Beers apple beer. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.

On this episode of the Eight One Sixty, Chris is joined by Aaron Rhodes — one of the youngest music journalists in KC and one of the most involved in #kcmusic. He runs Shuttlecock Music Magazine & Podcast, works for Do816, is a contributing writer for The Bridge and The Pitch. He's a promoter, and we'll be talking about his upcoming show, The Big Gig #2 ft. TisaKorean and Judiciary at recordBar, on Thursday, Nov. 21, with TisaKorean, Amira Melanin Wang and Solomon. We'll also hear some of his favorite songs from 2019 and talk about some of his favorite concerts too. We'll kick the show off with a friendly reminder from Madisen Ward and the Mama Bear that Jason Sudeikis & Friends present Thundergong! 2019 is this Saturday at Uptown Theater.

Dr. Aaron Rhodes’ book, The Debasement of Human Rights: How Politics Sabotage the Ideal of Freedom, identifies a dangerous trend in the international human rights movement. Increasingly, the natural rights of individuals, like religious freedom and freedom of speech and conscience, are being conflated with manufactured rights that are the social and economic policy priorities of particular groups and governments. Natural rights protect the fairness of the political process by ensuring that individuals are free to think, speak, and act according to their convictions. However, when governments and social groups can transform their economic and social policy goals into “human rights,” this undercuts the moral legitimacy and persuasive power of natural rights.Join us for a discussion on the future of the human rights movement and suggestions as to how the U.S. can best shape human rights policy and strategy. Our panelists will discuss how robust protection of natural rights, such as religious freedom, can ultimately lead to economic and social prosperity and why natural rights are best protected when they are protected for all, not for members of particular identity groups.Support the show (http://www.faithandlaw.org/donate)

This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. Recorded a day before the Chiefs' week four victory, this episode features Aaron and Kirby sampling Stewart's key lime, Dr. Brown's black cherry, and Stone Cold Jones' Bronco Tears white birch. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.

  This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. Recorded on Labor Day, this episode features Aaron and Kirby sampling the summertime flavors of Crush watermelon, Sunkist strawberry lemonade, and Mountain Dew liberty brew. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.  

This is Sippin' On Some Soda, a podcast hosted by Aaron Rhodes and Kirby Stickler. On each episode we'll be sampling a small handful of sodas we haven't tried before, offering our opinions on them, and among other things, discussing the joy that carbonated beverages bring to the world. On this episode: Blue Sky Beverage Co. black cherry, Frostie concord grape, Vess blue raspberry, and Vess pina colada. We also discuss our first memories of drinking soda, what we enjoy about soda, and our favorite sodas for different situations. Intro music: It Doesn't Matter by Champ (available on Bandcamp). The Shuttlecock Podcast is sponsored by The Vinyl Underground at 7th Heaven, located at 76th & Troost in Kansas City. Visit www.7thHeavenKC.com for more info. Follow @ShuttlecockMag on all social media, visit the site at www.ShuttlecockMusic.com and the store at www.ShuttlecockMag.bigcartel.com. Listen to Kirby's music project, Shallow Pulse, on SoundCloud.

On this episode of Acton Line, we talk about HBO's new miniseries, 'Chernobyl' and the events surrounding the explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Pripyat, Ukraine in 1986. Kyle Smith, writer at National Review, joins us for this segment and explains how 'Chernobyl' is an indictment of socialism. Afterwards, Aaron Rhodes, human rights activist and co-founder of the Freedom Rights Project weighs in on the Department of State's new Commission on Unalienable Rights and explains why he's hopeful about the new commission. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Foreign Policy ProvCast, Aaron Rhodes speaks on his article about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in the Winter 2019 issue of Providence’s print edition. He also addresses the differences between human rights and political questions, the human rights situation in various countries, how China violates these rights with its reeducation camps for Uighur Muslims, why he’s pessimistic about the future, and what the global community can do to reform and promote human rights.

Welcome to City Rag, a podcast from The Pitch. This week: host and Pitch editor David Hudnall chats with writer Aaron Rhodes about fast-food places, gas stations, and other semi-disgusting dining options in midtown Kansas City.  We're still feeling out how to do this podcast. This is the first one. We never said we were professionals, OK! Here's Aaron's satirical piece, which inspired this episode.  Theme music by Snacky. Love those jams.  And subscribe to the City Rag newsletter, which sends you tasty, top-choice, primo KC content every Saturday. 

On this episode of Radio Free Acton, John Couretas, Director of Communications at Acton, speaks with Aaron Rhodes, a human rights activist based out of Hamburg, Germany, about Aaron’s new book "The Debasement of Human Rights." Where does the notion of human rights come from and how can we better defend it? Then Caroline Roberts, Producer of Radio Free Acton, talks to Stephen Smith, Professor of Economics at Hope College, about the new North American trade agreement, the USMCA. They discuss the major differences between the USMCA and NAFTA and the benefits of the new agreement. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, the Edifice of Trust host, Victor Bolles discusses sad state of civil rights around the world and the recently published book, The Debasement of Human Rights, by Aaron Rhodes.

Dr. Aaron Rhodes’ new book, The Debasement of Human Rights: How Politics Sabotage the Ideal of Freedom, identifies a dangerous trend in the international human rights movement. Increasingly, the natural rights of individuals, like religious freedom, are being conflated with manufactured rights which are the social and economic policy priorities of particular groups and governments. Natural rights protect the fairness of the political process by ensuring that individuals are free to think, speak, and act according to their convictions, including their religious beliefs. However, when governments and social groups can transform their economic and social policy goals into “human rights,” this undercuts the moral legitimacy and persuasive power of natural rights like religious freedom.Our panelists will discuss how robust protection of religious freedom will ultimately lead to economic prosperity and why natural rights are best protected when they are protected for all, not for members of particular identity groups. Join us for this discussion on the future of international religious freedom and the human rights movement. Light refreshments will be served. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The idea of human rights began as a call for individual freedom from tyranny, yet today it is exploited to rationalize oppression and promote collectivism. How did this happen? In The Debasement of Human Rights, Aaron Rhodes reveals how this emancipatory ideal became so adulterated.Rhodes identifies the fundamental flaw in the Universal Declaration of Human of Rights, the basis for many international treaties and institutions. It mixes freedom rights rooted in natural law – authentic human rights – with “economic and social rights,” or claims to material support from governments, which are intrinsically political. As a result, the idea of human rights has lost its essential meaning and moral power. The international community and civil society groups now see human rights as being defined by legislation, not by transcendent principles. Freedoms are traded off for the promise of economic benefits, and the notion of collective rights is used to justify restrictions on basic liberties. Few serious observers would deny that the concept has lost clarity. Rhodes provides a comprehensive analysis of the problem, joining philosophy and history with insights from his own extensive work in the field. Aaron Rhodes is an international human rights advocate. He was Executive Director of the International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights for fourteen years and is President of the Forum for Religious Freedom–Europe. He received a B.A. from Reed College and a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With a doctorate from the University of Chicago’s Committee on Social Thought and decades of work in the world of international human rights institutions behind him, Aaron Rhodes has written a devastating account of that world’s intellectual confusions and moral corruption. In exquisite detail, and as none before it has, his new book explains how the 20th century’s push to treat economic and social “rights” as human rights has undermined the very idea of human or natural rights. That has led in turn to restrictions on the rights that alone have secured the liberty of countless millions around the world. Please join us for a discussion of the foundations, course, and prospects of the Enlightenment project that has given us the modern world of individual liberty. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.