Podcast appearances and mentions of al ramirez

The Uncle Pearl Podcast show featuring Barry Pope, Steve Byes, Lee Michaels, Ron Olson, Al Ramirez, Mike Love, Leon Griffin, Willie Mitchel, Lawrence Gregory Jones, Quincy Mccoy, KWK-106.5, Steve Perun, Rick Roberts (Jo-Jo),KATZ AM-FM, Doug Eason, Jim Gates, Sweet Charlie, Rod King (Jockenstein), Michael Tyrone Key, The REAL j.r., Lou Fatha Tymes, Randy Ojay, Andre Spider-Man Fuller, OC Soul, Shirley Diamond, Jimmy Brown from BRICK, Randy Skinner-Skin-Tones-in-Pursuit, The Artist Mpact, Vanessa Williams, Joe Douglas, Chell, Mack Beats.

In this episode we discuss the Wild Cards Comic Books, vols 1-4. Show Notes These show notes are short and sweet, like we like our men. Jay does indeed wet the bed in Dead Man's Hand, after his Lovecraftian nightmare. No mention of rubber sheets there, though. Whether he is a habitual bedwetter is still unconfirmed. That milk ducts image isn't real, but they should still use it in the show. You have homework: watch Watchmen on Netflix, and watch The Boys on Amazon Prime. We are planning some episodes for those, maybe just for backers. Yep, our Patreon backers also get early access to all episodes, and special bonus episodes! So please back us at https://www.patreon.com/acesjokerspod THANK YOU Angeleah and Warren for being top tier Puppetmen backers. General Notes The only author consistently credited to these Wild Cards comic books is Lewis Shiner, though any author who created a particular character is credited too. Artists who worked on these issues were: Barry Kitson, Harry Candelario, Keith Williams, Jackson Guice, Marshall Rogers, Fred Fredricks, Lee Weeks, Tom Yeates, Michael Bair, Tim Truman, Larry Stroman, Doug Potter, Mark Nelson, Al Williamson, John Tartaglione, Mickey Ritter, Gray Morrow, Al Ramirez , Paul Mounts, Sam Parsons, Joseph Chiodo and John Van Fleet. Our fantastic theme tune is Ace Of Spades (8 Bit Remix Cover Version) by the great folks at 8 Bit Universe. Follow them on YouTube and Twitter. Email us with any questions, comments, or corrections at acesjokerswildcards@gmail.com, or find us on Twitter.

MOSTHistory: Stories from the Rio Grande will highlight the history and heritage of South Texas and northeastern Mexico with interviews featuring those who live in the borderland region. In this episode of season two, the sons of Alfonso "Al Ramirez" talk about their father's mayoral term, political activism and other accomplishments. Al Ramirez was the first Hispanic mayor of Edinburg voted into office in the 1960s. Here are some of the photographs from the Al Ramirez Collection: https://mosthistory.org/stories-from-the-rio-grande-ramirez-brothers/ For inquiries or suggestions, please send an e-mail to mosthistorymarketing@gmail.com.

Today Mark is talking with Al Ramirez. Al is the Warden at Idaho Maximum Security Institution (IMSI). Read More →

April 24, 2012: Republican Al Ramirez, who is running for U.S. Senate in California, joins Martha Montelongo, Ben Boychuk, and John Seiler to discuss how the state GOP is trying to attract Latino voters. In the second half of the program, CalWatchDog.com contributor Wayne Lusvardi discusses his rejoinder to an essay by Heather MacDonald on […]