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The boys from Alamance hang out with Tami Kress, executive director of Studio One. Tami shares the inspiring story behind Studio One, a creative hub empowering young artists and performers in North Carolina. From its grassroots beginnings to its impact on local youth, she discusses the power of the arts in shaping communities, fostering self-expression, and building confidence. The trio also dive into the challenges arts organizations face today and why investing in creative spaces is essential for a thriving and vibrant society. Tune in for an engaging conversation on the role of the arts in education, community-building, and the fight to keep creative opportunities accessible to all.

Welcome to Season 2 of the Hometown Holler podcast! In this explosive premiere, the boys from Alamance spotlight Jefferson Griffin—AKA the King of Sore Losers. After failing THREE times to unseat Justice Allison Riggs in 2024, Griffin is now attempting to overturn a fair election by tossing out 60,000 votes. (Visit thehometownholler.com to see if YOUR vote is one of them.) With hand-rolled wit and unfiltered honesty, Daniel and Quinn break down the strategy, the consequences, and the real impact on voters across North Carolina. Could Griffin's attempted coup actually succeed? Is North Carolina headed for a constitutional crisis in 2025? Tune in to find out.

Quinn and Daniel reflect on their podcasting journey over the past eight months. They dive into the unexpected twist in the 2024 presidential race, including Joe Biden's surprise withdrawal and Kamala Harris's dynamic impact on energizing the Democratic base. The boys from Alamance also explore the shifting landscape of state races, spotlighting the latest scandal involving North Carolina's Lt. Governor Mark Robinson. Finally, the duo discusses political messaging and what strategies effectively drive voter turnout. Love the Holler? Want to build a better North Carolina one conversation at a time? Become a Friend of the Holler on Patreon and enjoy bonus episodes, Holler swag, and other gnarly perks! Click here to make your wildest dreams come true! 00:00 World's Greatest Podcast Intro 01:02 Riding the Political Roller Coaster 03:02 Reflecting on the Podcast Journey 07:48 The National Landscape 09:06 Biden's Campaign and Democratic Strategy 13:28 The View from Trumpistan 15:44 Kamala Harris and Future Prospects 17:08 NC Politics and Mark Robinson Scandals 20:09 Daycare Fraud and Negligence 21:31 Messaging in Politics 22:30 Voter Behavior and Policy Impact 30:36 Local Elections and School Board Issues 32:07 Adios, y'all!

In this episode, we explore the life of Herman Husband(1724-1795) and his relations to the Regulator Movement in North Carolina(1765-1771). We also discuss Royal Governor Tryon and his personal secretary, Edmond Fanning and their actions leading up to the Battle of Alamance on May 16th, 1771. We offer several resources at the end of show and our final analysis of Herman Husband's life. To follow our projects and current research, visit our website at Piedmont Trails. Thank you so much for your kindness and support over the years. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/piedmonttrails/message

What makes hot chocolate, pumpkin pie and strawberry daiquiris even better? Often, it's a dollop of dairy – of the whipped variety. In the latest episode of The Dairy Download, we speak with two leaders innovating the whipped cream space and bringing a dash of aerosol goodness to your favorite treats.First up is Tracy Luckow, co-founder and president at Whipnotic. Setting out to shake up a childhood favorite, Luckow and her sister created an all-natural product with new flavors and innovative packaging. Luckow discusses the evolution of Whipnotic's cans – including its flavor buttons and nozzles – and how she's navigating dairy aisles to put more whipped cream in consumer hands.Next up, we speak with Mohan Valluri, vice president of sales and product development at Alamance Foods. Whether on their coffee or late-night snack, about 60% of the American population enjoys whipped cream in some format on a daily basis. Valluri discusses Alamance's efforts to put more of its foamy offerings in sweet dishes, and how options like its Whip Creamy Ranch and Blue Cheese whipped toppings are finding their way into savory recipes.The episode is sponsored by Infor. "Infor provides dairy-specific cloud software that addresses catch weight, formula management, regulatory compliance, and delivery forecasting with full supply chain traceability. Find out how at infor.com/dairy"If your company is interested in sponsoring a block of episodes of The Dairy Download, contact IDFA's Melissa Lembke at mlembke@idfa.org.Questions or comments about the show? We want to hear from you. Send a note to dairydownload@idfa.org and your feedback could be included on a future episode.

www.storiedchurch.org Transcend Alamance join us to share about their story and mission here in Alamance County. Find out more about Storied Church: linktr.ee/storiedumc TO GIVE visit our link tree and click "GIVE NOW": linktr.ee/storiedumc JOIN OUR LISTSERVE: storiedchurch.org/connect instagram.com/storiedchurch facebook.com/storiedchurch youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzxjGUtv-9M

www.storiedchurch.org Transcend Alamance join us to share about their story and mission here in Alamance County. Find out more about Storied Church: linktr.ee/storiedumc TO GIVE visit our link tree and click "GIVE NOW": linktr.ee/storiedumc JOIN OUR LISTSERVE: storiedchurch.org/connect instagram.com/storiedchurch facebook.com/storiedchurch youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzxjGUtv-9M

Welcome back Hut Nation. We are jam-packed with this episode. Back to 2 bands on this show. First up, The Deuce B Word and Hater tackle the first interview due to Gnome being out. We welcome the band Alamance. These guys have been kicking around for some time. We talk about their history which includes playing back in the day with The Jonas Brothers. What interview wouldn't be key without some Disney talk. The guys also talk about Alamance's new sound and style and where they see themselves going musically. We cut to a clip of their track before we welcome the next band in. Next up Gnome returns out of his mysterious hut to join Hater. The guys welcome in Ross of Dead On A Sunday. This band is based out of Colorado and has a unique style. They talk about the roots and influences of DOAS. Another big topic is the solo aspect. Ross creates all the music for this show, from lyrics to all instruments, and then brings a band with him for touring. Amazing stuff is on the horizon for this band. We cut to another clip of DOAS before the recs potion. To close out, as usual, the guys give their newest music recs from singles to albums. It took long enough, but Hater and Gnome both had one of the singles be the same. Make sure to check out the Spotify playlist in the Hut link below to hear all the latest tracks and music from both amazing bands. Horns UP and Stay HEAVY. Check out Alamance on Spotify Check our Dead on a Sunday on Spotify The Hut Linkshatefulgnomepod | Twitter, Instagram, Facebook | LinktreeBleach Bros PodcastBleachBrosPodcast | Twitter, Instagram, Facebook | LinktreeDads on DayQuill PodcastDadsonDayquill | Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok | LinktreeThe Hateful Gnome's Music Hut is a part of the Bleach Bros Podcast network of podcasts. Bleach Bros Podcast is a Spreaker Prime podcast. For more information:https://try.spreaker.com/prime-program/For more Bleach Bros content, friends of the show, and similar podcasts: https://www.bleachbros.com/friends-of-the-show/

This week we are minus Megan, but don't worry! She'll be back next week.Ivy tells the story of her visit to the Alamance battle memorial, meeting another Outlander fan there, and historical accuracy.Ivy tries to make Governor Tryon a more heroic figure and Terri isn't havin' it.Hold up! We forgot what we're drinking.Ivy: Hendricks Orbium expression gin. Unlike last week's Flora expression, this one is a winner!Terri: V8 Energy drink, because we recorded at 9 am. Don't @ her.Back to the episode! Did Tim Downie and Sam Heughan have a bet about how they were gonna play this argument? They're brilliant! But they almost look like they're hamming it up.What if Bree hadn't intervened? Would Roger have faced such a tragic fate. We segue into revisiting how attempts to change the future in Outlander often result in terrible consequences. But Jamie and Claire should stop and start to realize when they're approaching that type of situation, by now.Ivy's analysis of Jamie having to wear the Red Coat that Tryon gave him.We touch on Graham not playing Buck this time [thank goodness]. Speaking of Buck, when does life truly begin? You'll have to listen to see where this is going!We seriously think Diana enjoys watching the internet go insane over her ambiguous situations.We hate to say it, but is it maybe time to age Jamie and Claire a bit more? Jamie and Roger don't look like they're different generations, let's face it.This was a good wig episode! Which leads to Ivy talking about harmonizing, acapella and Hallelujah.Aaannnnddd now it's time to ugly cry. Let's talk about Murtagh.Then let's talk about how long they left Roger up there. People! Move your asses! Cut that man down!Next week: episode 512.Please rate us on your podcast platform! If you like our pod, give us 5 stars so others can find us as well. Like & share our podcast with friends, and follow us on social media.IG: @outlanderwithfriendsFB: Outlander With Friends PodcastTW: @OutlanderwfrenzYouTube: @OutlanderwithfriendsLet us know what you think! Email us: outlanderwithfriends@gmail.com

This week, Scott and Aaron discuss the 1771 Battle of Alamance and the Supreme Court's 1954 ruling in Brown v. Board of Education. The post History Matters: Freedom Fighters, Old and New appeared first on Chapelboro.com.

Alamance is a rapidly rising Eugene-based rock and metal band. Alex, Ivan, Josh and Matt graciously let me join their practice studio in west Eugene. They are frequently releasing new singles, playing shows all around the PNW, and gaining ardent fans both locally and internationally.  The discussion is on video at https://youtu.be/NbZy4ampIoM.  Check out Alamance: https://alamanceband.com  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc-ahksG7l3WY-FuYWeyVtw  https://open.spotify.com/artist/298PHWdca9qKa7xfCKgNIB 

ABSS students and district leaders emphasize female trailblazers during Women's History Month. Margaret Faust talked to 5th grader Dasia Roberson, ABSS Board or Education Chair Sandy Ellington-Graves, and Chief Academic Officer Revonda Johnson about what this month means to them.

It shouldn't be controversial to give rights back to parents. ABC has more:   The North Carolina State Senate passed Senate Bill 49, known as Parents' Bill of Rights, Tuesday afternoon in a 29-18 vote on party lines. It follows a series of approvals through committees, after first being introduced a week ago.  "The government is not a partner in raising our children. Parents have the duty and responsibility to raise their own children according to their own cultural, social and religious beliefs. Opponents to the Parents' Bill of Rights will keep the parents from finding out what the curriculum is, place barriers in the parents' way and complicate policies with shrouds of bureaucratic secrecy. The Parents' Bill of Rights is really about acknowledging parents' vital role in their children's lives," said State Sen. Amy Galey, a Republican who represents Alamance and Randolph counties, who is one of three primary sponsors of the legislation.  Senate Bill 49 prohibits instruction on gender identity, sexual activity, or sexuality in kindergarten through fourth grade, though teachers would be able to respond to student-initiated questions. It would also require parents be informed of a change to the name or pronoun for a student in the school records and allow them the right to review course materials and books their children check out of the school library, amongst other measures.  Also, Vince talks about last night's State of the Union delivered by President Joe Biden. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome Patriots! In this episode I cover two important events that are rarely spoken about and not listed in most American Revolution timelines. The Battle of Alamance took place over 2 hours in North Carolina, a year after the Boston Massacre. An important battle for many reasons, we discuss all of them and more. Then, we move onto what many call the first naval battle of the Revolution, The Gaspee Affair. This event illustrates just how fed up the Rhode Island colonists were with England. Sit back, relax, and enjoy our discussion. Listen • Learn • Enjoy • Share _______________________________________ This (Episode 15) Show Notes - Lots of maps, portraits, pictures, videos and more! All Episodes Show Notes Do you have a question, comment or suggestion? I'd love to hear from you, so get in touch! Email Me • Gab • Facebook • Instagram • Website You can support this podcast and get some cool gear at our online Patriot Power Store! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/patriotpowerpodcast/message

This week, Mike Taylor is in a different part of North Carolina as he continues his interviews from all over the country. In this episode, Mike speaks to Adviser Lynn Bare and the staff of the Southern Alamance High School yearbook. The Southerner's Editor-in-Chief Noel, Assistant Editor Kinley, Sports Editor Lexie, Business Manager Emma, and staffers Xander, Abigail,  Maddie, Giselle, Adriana and Lexie chat with Mike about all kinds of things. They share how they try to bring as much of their school culture and “what makes us us” into the book every year, like coverage of the strong FFA program at their school. They discuss challenges they've faced in recent years. Their business manager discusses selling books, senior tributes and business ads, connecting with the community, and dealing with the occasional difficult customer. And they share their favorite teambuilding activities – and one involves marshmallows and spaghetti. 

Welcome back to Carolina Democracy! Today, we're joined by three candidates from Alamance for a candidate forum style event: Anthony Pierce running for Alamance County Commissioner, Ron Osborne running for State House District 64, and Sean Ewing running for State Senate District 25. We hit the economy, gun violence, the right to an abortion, and public education, and of course, their earliest memories of politics. Plus, a few thoughts on President Biden's recent pro-democracy speech and updates from around North Carolina.Learn More About the Candidates:Anthony Pierce: https://www.voteanthonypierce.com/Ron Osborne: https://www.ronfor64.org/Sean Ewing: https://ewingfornc.com/Other Resources: The New North Carolina Project: newnorthcarolinaproject.orgThe New Rural Project: newruralproject.orgDemocracy Docket: democracydocket.comIndependent Legislature Doctrine: Democracy Docket Resource PageAmerican Freedom Agenda: DemCast USA Carolina Forward:Legislative SlateJustice SlateContact Us: jd@carolinademocracy.comFollow Us:Facebook: @CarolinaDemocracyInstagram: @carolinademocracy

"Burgwin-Wright Presents... Outlander in the Cape Fear" explores the history of Colonial North Carolina through its depiction in the book and TV series "Outlander." On this week's episode, we are traveling to Burlington to revisit the consequential Battle of Alamance in 1771, a bloody confrontation between the Regulators of North Carolina's Colonial backcountry and Royal Governor William Tryon. It is often called the first battle of the American Revolution, but is that true? In the "Outlander" story, it has major ramifications for the Frasers, but what did the real Regulators want and why was Tryon so desperate to end their uprising? This week's guest is Jeremiah DeGennaro, site manager for Alamance Battleground State Historic Site in Burlington. Learn more about Alamance Battleground at historicsites.nc.gov/all-sites/alamance-battleground. This podcast is produced by Burgwin-Wright House and Gardens, Wilmington's largest and oldest historic site. For more information about the Burgwin-Wright House, visit BurgwinWrightHouse.com. Cover art design by Rachel Ross.Support the podcast and donate!: https://www.burgwinwrighthouse.com/donate1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to Carolina Democracy! Today we discuss the North Carolina Supreme Court's full opinion on the partisan gerrymandering case and the General Assembly's new legislative maps in response to the Court's order, and then I'm joined by Mebane City Councilman Sean Ewing who is running to represent Alamance and Randolph Counties in District 25 of the North Carolina State Senate.Learn More About Sean Ewing:Website: ewingfornc.comFacebook: @VoteForEwingInstagram: @ewingforncTwitter: @ewingforncCarolina Forward:Article: The New Maps: An Improvement. Still bad.Website: carolinaforward.orgContact Us:Email: jd@carolinademocracy.comFollow Us:Facebook: @CarolinaDemocracyInstagram: @carolinademocracy

Emerging Revolutionary War is joined by Jeremiah DeGennaro, Site Manager for Alamance Battlefield, to discuss the 1771 Battle of Alamance near the 250th anniversary, a prelude to the Revolutionary War.

Hey Obsassenachs! Welcome back to another episode of The Sassenach Files. This week I'm discussing my favorite episode of season five “The Ballad of Roger Mac”. Come along for the ride as I gush over Sam Heughan's amazing skills in this episode. I also chat about the multitude of historic details included in the lead up to Alamance, Roger's increasing confidence and interaction with Murtagh, and the mind blowing experience of watching JAMMF don a red coat. There was a lot to unpack this week, so hang on tight!

Join Shauna as she talks with the Eastern Alamance High School Entrepreneurship Class. This behind the scences look at what entrepreneurship looks like to this next generation is inspiring. Shauna along with Mr. Smith and 3 of his students (Lucy, Abby & Jake) share what they thought being your own boss and an entreprenuer looked like. After nearly completing the semester what they worked through in creating their own business(actual or practice) and what they think about being a boss now! Its an episode you won't want to miss Thanks so much for tuning in. Join us again next Tuesday for another episode! OH... and don't forget to leave us a review! If you screen shot & send it to the email below, we'll send you a thank you gift. Want to work directly with us? We have several ways (besides our 1:1 Coaching Programs) to work DIRECTLY WITH US & have high access to get advice, clarity & your questions asked & answered. Sign up for our Rise Up Master Class or our Freebie to Funnel in 5 Days Flat Course. Find the Shauna & Legacy Boss on the Web - Instagram - YouTube - Facebook Shauna at Sozo Essentials: www.sozoessentialswholesale.com Where to find Marcy & her biz: Marcy K, #MomBOSS on the Web - YouTube - Instagram - Facebook Marcy on TikTok - Twitter - LinkedIn - Pinterest - Text Me Thanks so much for tuning in. Join us again next Tuesday for another episode! If you enjoyed this episode, leave us a review wherever you can! Also, drop us an email with things that you would like to hear about on the podcast at info.legacyboss@gmail.com

Casey and Kait talk about Bethabara during the Regulator Movement, a period of intense political conflict in pre-revolutionary North Carolina. Though the Moravians attempted to keep the peace, Bethabara became a major center of activity for the movement. The “Regulators” organized to regulate corruption in government, which seemed to be steadily increasing in mid-1760s North Carolina. This grassroots reform movement began with debates over land, taxes, and representation, and evolved into a rebellion with the Regulators meeting the Governor in open battle in 1771. The Regulator movement gained a widespread following in the western backcountry, and so the Moravians in Wachovia got caught up in the conflict despite their best efforts to stay out of it. In this episode we'll cover the visits of Regulators to Bethabara, the Moravians' opinion of the Regulators, the Moravians' relationship with Governor William Tryon, the collapse of the movement after the Battle of Alamance, and the encampment of Tryon's militia forces at Bethabara. Bibliography & Further Reading: Bassett, John Spencer. The Regulators of North Carolina (1765–1771). Washington: Government Printing Office, 1895. Fries, Adelaide L., ed. Records of the Moravians in North Carolina. Volumes 1 & 2. Kars, Marjoleine. Breaking Loose Together: The Regulator Rebellion in Pre-revolutionary North Carolina. University of North Carolina Press, 2002. Stewart, Bruce E. Redemption from Tyranny: Herman Husband's American Revolution Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2020. Troxler, Carole Watterson. Farming Dissenters: The Regulator Movement in Piedmont North Carolina. Raleigh: North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources, 2011. Music (freemusicarchive.org): Allegretto (green pastures) by Dee Yan-Key (Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/) Grand Piano Theme - Echo - Loopable by Lobo Loco (Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/) On my Way to Work by Lobo Loco (Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/)

The Battle of Alamance has since been seen by some as a precursor to the American ...

This Week in History we travel to May 16 1771, to a field on the banks of the Alamance Creek in North Carolina.

Go grab a cup of coffee, sit back and enjoy this one, because this episode was a blast to do! Daniel Krenzer and I talk the future ventures and growth of Alamance Kaffee Werks, the challenges of owning and operating a small brand in the digital age, and discussing the personal growth we’ve each been on over the past few years. So if you’re a fan small business, good quotes, and the occasional look inside a real honest conversation between entrepreneurs, then this one is for you! Hope you enjoy! Alamance Kaffee Werks Instagram/Facebook: @alamance_kaffee_werks ________________________________________ SPONSOR - Cardinal Chiropractic & Sports Recovery - www.cardinalchirosports.com SPONSOR - Alamance Kaffee Werks - www.akwcoffee.com

Organizing in "No Chance Alamance" County This week on the show I'm speaking with three folks engaged in organizing in the rural Alamance County, North Carolina, and it's capital of Graham. All three work with the 501c4 political non-profit, DownhomeNC which in Alamance has been working on a range of engagements including running local candidates for office, doing get-out-the-vote work, sparking conversations with rural residents of the county, running a bail fund and working on bail reform, rent relief and operating food distribution. Dreama Caldwell, one of our guests, ran on a platform of bail reform to be the first Black woman elected to the County Commission, though she was not elected, is a mother, and as an Abolitionist has been working to abolish cash bail and change the condition for people of Color and poor folks as relates to the Alamance courts and jail. Sugalema is an organizer, a mom, and the daughter of undocumented parents from Mexico who's been living in Alamance for the last decade. Gwen is a mother from a white, working class background who has also worked to support Alamance organizers through Downhome on a number of campaigns. You can learn more about the organization at DownhomeNC.org and their various social media pages. As a side note, the folks who produce The Final Straw do not endorse electoralism as a strategy for lasting change or community power. We are anarchists. There are plenty of places you can go to find anarchist critiques of engaging in electoral politics, sometimes with anarchists or anti-authoritarians advocating limited engagement in elections but usually calling for abstention. Even though DownhomeNC is not an anarchist organization, we do feel like the experiences of Sugalema, Dreama and Gwen are important to share because they talk about the work of changing minds and building relationships in the rural south where an autonomous left or anarchist movement doesn't exist… like most of the world. They are intelligent and impassioned women doing hard work to grow community resistance and engagement. Abolition also includes the complicated work of decreasing the harm caused by systems of oppression like the police, courts, borders, white supremacy and capitalism while simultaneously building discourse against those institutions that impose harm. We really hope that listeners will get a lot from this conversation. Announcements Eric King updates Anarchist and antifascist prisoner Eric King caught covid at FCI Englewood, alongside over a hundred other prisoners, thanks to the ineptitude of his captors at the BOP who have been moving staff between Englewood and FCI Florence where an outbreak had been ongoing. His trial for defending himself from an attack by a prison officer has been pushed back to April of 2021. In good news, his mail ban appears temprorarily lifted and his website hosts his book list again. He's been able to receive letters, magazines and books for the first time in years. Check out the update at SupportEricKing.org and send Eric some love. To hear our interview with Eric from last year, visit our website. Xinachtli Parole Support     "Xinachtli," as. many of you know, means literally in English, "Seed," or, as Comrade "X" likes to phrase, it from a prisoner's perspective, "Germinating Seed" and s/n Alvaro Luna Hernandez, is a Chicano/Mexicano-Anarchist Communist and Anti-Imperialist Internationally-recognized Political Prisoner, has suffered long enough from a (50-year) bogus Aggravated Assault conviction rife with racist civil rights abuse and judicial misconduct.       The contrived & trumped-up Aggravated Robbery charge brought by Sheriff McDaniel without the authority of a warrant, was thrown out later at trial, but through prosecutorial chicanery, allowed the assault charge to stick being a paroled felon.         The so-called Aggravated-Assault charge, which should've amounted to a 'misdemeanor,' occurred with his near-term pregnant wife nearby in their own front yard, as he, showing no demonstrative violent aggressive behavior, correctly disarmed the Sheriff as he drew his service revolver in anger as "Xinachtli" challenged his authority to attempt an arrest in a situation that could've proved lethal for all three, mother, baby, and most surely "Xinachtli" himself. The local authorities hated him and his family and his labor organizing in Brewster County, Alpine, Texas.         Many of you already are familiar with this abuse of authority yarn, but, does bear repeating, as he is still held captive for this injustice in 'STG' (Security Threat Group) status, studying law and assisting other prisoners with their appeals, while continuously sharing, and germinating his revolutionary thoughts and ideals in cocoon-like solitary confinement, at the repressive TDCJ-CID James V. Allred Unit, 'Supermax' Gulag, in Iowa Park, Texas, marooned in the North Texas' Red River Valley. Texas prisons are now one of the nation's COVID-19 virus' 'hotspots,' and the courts are refusing to intervene, WHILE PRISONER DEAD BODIES PILE UP IN LOCAL MORGUES. "XINACHTLI" is an elderly person, with his life in danger.        Presently, "Xinachtli" is preparing for his (1st) upcoming 'Parole Review Hearing,' on July 18, 2021. We are in need of help with a groundswell of support from the Prison Abolitionists, Human Rights, Indigenous, and Prison Activist Movement communities. TBPP suggests that FEW, clear & concise letters are preferred, to place in his case-file for review; lazy eyes is a disguise with TBPP Parole Panels. So, let's blast 'em with a barrage of letters to help us ensure that his 'Review' is an impartially-heard (Hearing?) by traditionally 'parole-stingy' Texas Board of Pardons & Parole Commissioners; and is a successful one.         Try to include in the letter, that"Xinachtli," though, he has tested 'COVID-19 - negative,' and in recent months received a 'flu shot,' he has hypertension that's medicated, and is ostensibly cured of Hep-C, he nonetheless will be 69 years old next May 12th, 2021; so the Corona Virus danger rages on!           Also include, a solid confirmation that there's a solid support system waiting, available opportunities of employment, residence, and transportation, as well as psychological/coping support and a period of adjustment, are all important - he's been in a solitary 'time-capsule, the worldwide 'spider' web has exploded on the social scene since his conviction in June of 1997.         Please address all your Letters of Support for "Xinachtli" with his registered name, ALVARO LUNA HERNANDEZ, and prison number, TDCJ-CID#00255735  You can mail the letters to his lawyer: Allen D. Place Attorneys at Law 109 S. 7th Street Gatesville, TX, 76528 To hear Xinachtli telling his story in his own voice, check out our website.

The TTS “Documentary Unit” (that’s Gary with a little video camera) went to Graham on November 3rd to observe the ‘replacement’ for the March to the Polls that had been disrupted by Graham and Alamance County police on October 31. While (tediously) editing that footage, Gary discovered quite a bit of other footage from October 31st. He pieced that together into as cohesive narrative as he could, and in this episode we present both. So this is a rare, edited Triangle Talk Show. We’ll be back to the live, talking-heads version of the show next Sunday.LINKS:Full video of the October 31 march on Reverend Drumwright’s Facebook Feed: https://www.facebook.com/100001565414708/videos/3633900163338795/TTS on YouTube: https://YouTube.com/TriangleTalkShowThis show: https://youtu.be/c2vQLoZz2gsTTS Web Site: https://TriangleTalkShow.com

Marchers in Graham (Alamance County NC) were stopped by the county Sheriff last Saturday (October 31) as they attempted to hold a rally and march to the polls. We heard the story from two of the activists present on the last TTS (Episode 120). They will try again on Tuesday, Election Day, November 3rd at 9 AM. Shon Green returns to update us on plans for the event. Understand that as we record on Monday at noon, planning is still underway. Shon recommends checking in on march leader Greg Drumwright’s Facebook Page for updates. Here’s what we see at noon Monday: We're Ready 4 CHANGE March to the Polls - tomorrow, 11/3 @ 8:30am Wayman's Chapel AME church. Further details are forthcoming via all social media this afternoon. ALAMANCE COUNTY rise up and lets celebrate our RIGHT TO VOTE!That’s the main takeaway, but Gary took the opportunity to talk with Shon in more detail about what happened Saturday, and what to expect on Tuesday. Hey, we didn’t even play the music!LINKS:Rev. Greg Drumwright’s Facebook page (march updates)Justice 4 the Next GenerationWRAL StoryBurlington Time-News StoryTTS on YouTube: https://YouTube.com/TriangleTalkShowThis show: https://youtu.be/drkdnOi9oaYTTS Web Site: https://TriangleTalkShow.com

Hemos perdido a Murtagh en la batalla de Alamance. Después de acompañarnos 5 temporadas se merecía un programa monográfico como despedida.

Today we are wrapping up the discussion on Opioids in North Carolina by talking with Gary Ander and SGT Josh Hayes from Alamance County's Stepping Up Initiative. Gary Ander and SGT Hayes will explain how the county of Alamance teamed up with everyone in the community and aligned with the Sheriff's Office to make this initiative operate and become the successful model of treating a problem.

Today we are wrapping up the discussion on Opioids in North Carolina by talking with Gary Ander and SGT Josh Hayes from Alamance County's Stepping Up Initiative. Gary Ander and SGT Hayes will explain how the county of Alamance teamed up with everyone in the community and aligned with the Sheriff's Office to make this initiative operate and become the successful model of treating a problem.

Show me the coffee! This episode is apart of the Small Business (BIG HEART) series. Today we’re joined by Daniel Krenzer of Alamance Kaffee Werks and Converge Coffee Bar. He’ll share with us the secrets of a perfect roast and the hidden meaning in the bean. Hope you enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/CoolerConversations/support

Alamance county says they had permission from DHHS to hold their races at full capacity & DHHS says that's not true, The Trump admin looks to change policy with Hong Kong, and Gym owners across the state sue the Governor to reopen

Edward Jenner cures smallpox; Amelia Earhart gets her pilot's license; aviator Jackie Cochran is born; and the Battle of Alamance spikes colonial tension. The post Vaccines, Regulators, and Female Aviators appeared first on Chapelboro.com.

For the second week in a row, today's special guest on the history edition is Jeremiah DeGenarro, the Site Manager for Alamance Battleground State Historic Site. For those of you not familiar with the Battleground, it is the site of the actual battle between Governor Tryon’s Militia and The Regulators. This battle was featured in Season 5, Episode 7 of Outlander, The Ballad of Roger Mac. Join the Buzz as Jeremiah talks about this important battle PLUS answers some of our listeners' questions! You can follow Alamance Battleground State Historic Site on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/AlamanceBattlegroundshs/ and on Twitter at https://twitter.com/Alamance_1771. You can send a voice message with a question for Jeremiah by clicking on this link: https://anchor.fm/outlander-buzz and we will try to answer it in our next "history edition" episode. If you missed last week's history episode with Jeremiah, you can listen now at this link: History Edition, The Regulators (Season 5, Episode 6). Thank you for listening to Outlander Buzz!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/outlander-buzz/message

Before the Battle of Alamance, Brianna races into camp to warn Claire, Roger, and Jamie that this will be the battle that some historians consider to be the catalyst of the American Revolution. Jamie sends Roger to speak with Murtagh about this so that Murtagh might stop his troops from fighting. In the end, to Jamie and Roger's dismay, the battle commences. Roger finds himself fighting for his life against his own blood, Buck, as the battle wages on. In one of the most emotional moments of the show, Murtagh ends up dying, and Jamie brings him to Claire so that she might work her magic and bring him back to life. But Jamie quickly realizes he needs to come to terms with Murtagh's passing. At the end of the episode, Brianna, Claire, and Jamie find bodies that have been hanged. As Jamie reaches for the body who they believe to be Roger, the three brace themselves for the worst. Hosts: Adrian Snow, Rachel Goodman, Leigh Broadway Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more After Shows for your favorite TV shows and the latest news in TV, Film, and exclusive celebrity interviews, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Outlander Buzz is proud to present the new "history edition" of our podcast. Today's special guest is Jeremiah DeGenarro, who is the Site Manager for Alamance Battleground State Historic Site. For those of you not familiar with the Battleground, it is the site of the actual battle between Governor Tryon’s Militia and The Regulators. We believe this battle will be featured in the next episode of Outlander which is called The Ballad of Roger Mac. Join the Buzz as Jeremiah gives us some background on the Regulators and what led to the battle PLUS answers some of our listeners' questions! You can follow Alamance Battleground State Historic Site on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/AlamanceBattlegroundshs/ and on Twitter at https://twitter.com/Alamance_1771. You can send a voice message with a question for Jeremiah by clicking on this link: https://anchor.fm/outlander-buzz and we will try to answer it in our next "history edition" episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/outlander-buzz/message

In this episode, we continue our read-along of The Fiery Cross with our discussion of Chapter 63 “The Surgeon's Book,” Chapter 64 “Signal for Action,” Chapter 65 “Alamance,” Chapter 66 “A Necessary Sacrifice,” Chapter 67 “Aftermath,” Chapter 68 “Execution of Orders,” Chapter 69 “Hideous Emergency,” Chapter 70 “All is Well,” and Chapter 71 “A Feeble Spark.”  Join our exclusive Facebook community! (http://outlanderpod.com/group)Support us on Patreon! (https://www.outlanderpod.com/patreon)Follow us on Twitter! (https://www.outlanderpod.com/twitter)Connect with us on Facebook! (https://www.outlanderpod.com/facebook)Help us spread the word!If this episode tickled your 'Outlander' fancy, head over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review, and subscribe!· Apple Podcasts (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-outlander-podcast/id707360955?mt=2)· RSS (https://audioboom.com/channels/1689437.rss)· Stitcher (http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-outlander-podcast?refid=stpr)· Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/3ca8w2I8rlQyr7K5iEeGV8)· Google Play (https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0&gclid=CPqUmY3tmc8CFQbrfgodSOsMCw&gclsrc=ds#/ps/Irr5s2ri372mj5fgmte23z6dghe)· iHeartRadio (https://www.iheart.com/show/270-the-outlander-podc/)You can ask questions and comment below and leave us voice feedback via our Listener Line at 916-587-0POD.

Audio from the discussion about adjourning the meeting early -- after a prolonged closed-session discussion about personnel -- without addressing the public meeting's agenda.

This episode looks at the social, educational, and economic effects of early teen pregnancy on girls of color. It features Lisa R. McBroom, MBA, a Program Manager and Lead IFPS specialist at the Exchange Club’s Family Center in Alamance.

An Alamance County deputy shot and killed a family's German shepard while responding to a medical emergency call Dec. 4. The Irby family posted their own surveillance video of the incident online and officials say at least eight shots were fired. This story is sparking heated debate online about officer training, why there won't be an official investigation, and why the dog's body will go to the landfill. Reporter Kate Croxton and online editor Michael Abernethy talk through the story.

It's possible - not certain - that some Triad areas could get 10 inches of snow by Monday night. The forecast late Thursday called for between 4 and 8 inches of snow in most northern Piedmont counties, beginning Saturday night, capped off by sleet and freezing rain.

Reporters Jessica Williams and Isaac Groves covered both scenes last night at the Alamance County Board of Commissioners meeting: the one inside the old courthouse for the actual meeting, and the demonstrations and protests outside in opposition to Sheriff Terry Johnson holding Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainess in the Alamance County Detention Center and a group of ACTBAC members and public fearful of the COnfederate monument being torn down. They share what they saw, heard and reported.

Can you pre-register to vote when you get your driver license at 16 or 17? Do felons in N.C. have to have their rights restored before they can vote? These shouldn't be difficult questions, but information given to voters and the public have only muddied them. Reporter Isaac Groves has spent the week trying to find clarity on two issues for people registering to vote in North Carolina and Alamance County. As of Thursday night, he was still trying to get answers from the state and officials.

The trial of Khakim Malik Harvey and Kyle Lavar McNeil continues in Alamance County Superior Court. They're charged with first-degree murder in the Memorial Day 2016 death of Tony Antwane Daye Jr. In this update: 0:25 - Recap of the crime, timeline of events at the scene 5:22 - Who are the parties involved and key witnesses? 7:30 - Who's in the courtroom? 8:17 - The testimony so far 10:00 - What's the physical evidence so far? 13:00 - DNA evidence 15:00 - Detective work 16:00 - Identifying the suspects 17:30 - How did the suspects escape the park? 19:51 - What's next in the trial?

The Western Alamance softball team drops by the Times-News studio to recap a turnaround season, the future of the program and much more. Mid-State 3-A Conference coach of the year Scott Bell, conference player of the year Lexi Sox and senior Lauren Stanton join us.

Two men are on trial for murder in an alleged robbery gone wrong at City Park overnight on Memorial Day 2016. Reporter Isaac Groves has been in the courtroom daily and gets us up to speed on what the three eyewitnesses have testified to before jurors.

Reporter Kate Croxton discusses the reporting she did and what led to this week's six-part series on gang activity in Alamance County and how law enforcement track gangs.

Reporter Kate Croxton describes interviews with "inactive" gang members and what they said led them to join a gang and to eventually want to participate less in gang life.

ABSS Facilities Superintendent Todd Thorpe discusses daily, weekly maintenance tasks, and how the district handles work orders and priorities.

In both North and South Carolina, colonists on the western frontier run into conflicts with the east coast dominated government.  Westerners in each state form Regulator movements to enforce the law locally as they see fit.  In North Carolina, this leads to open warfare with the colonial government.  Regulators and militia do battle in 1771 near Alamance Creek. For more text, pictures, maps, and sources, please visit my site at AmRevPodcast.Blogspot.com.

In both North and South Carolina, colonists on the western frontier run into conflicts with the east coast dominated government.  Westerners in each state form Regulator movements to enforce the law locally as they see fit.  In North Carolina, this leads to open warfare with the colonial government.  Regulators and militia do battle in 1771 near Alamance Creek. For more text, pictures, maps, and sources, please visit my site at AmRevPodcast.Blogspot.com.

#A In the first half of this week's show we spoke with Rodney about the upcoming Heartwood Forest Council, one of two yearly meet and greet events by Heartwood. Heartwood "is a regional network that protects forests and supports community activism in the eastern United States through education, advocacy, and citizen empowerment. We are people helping people protect the places they love. Heartwood was founded in 1991, when concerned citizens from several midwestern states each defending their national forest from logging, mining, roads and ruin, met and began to work together to protect the heartland hardwood forest." They'll be holding their "Strong Roots", the 27th Forest Council from May 26-29 at Camp Spring Creek, 774 Spring Creek Rd, Bakersville, North Carolina, the heart of the Katuah Bioregion.  Info on the event, how to register yourself to attend, what'll be offered and how to get involved in Heartwood can be found at https://heartwood.org #2 The second half is an interview conducted by Pinda and aired on episode 192 of Dissident Island Radio, an anarchist podcast out every 2 weeks from London and available at https://dissidentisland.org.  In the chat, Pinda spoke with Crossbill, a bird of the Riseup! collective  about the recent FBI gag order ordeal and what this means for users of riseup mail and other services. Coming Soon Stay tuned to our website, social media & podcast feed for a special podcast release of an interview with the Liverpool based anarchist black metal project Dawn Ray'd. In this interview we speak about the inception of the band, the political situation in Liverpool, and the many ways in which anarchism and black metal can inform and augment each other. This band is just about to embark on a tour of the U.S., organized by the Milwaukee based label Halo of Flies, with dates in Cincinnati, Detroit, Texas, and in Asheville on June 1st at the Odditorium! You can check out their music for free on bandcamp, and keep in touch with tour dates and new releases by visiting their fedbook page. Announcement From the Durham Solidarity Center: "Dozens of southern anti-racist activists organized a counter protest today, May 20, 2017, at a so-called "Confederate Memorial Day" rally organized by the white supremacist organization, ACTBAC (Alamance County Taking Back Alamance County). Three were arrested and given serious charges and high bail - the highest was $15,000.  The Alamance County Sheriff is a notorious racist. According to witnesses, Alamance police were seen shaking hands with known Klan members.  We need your support to support these anti-racist fighters." Playlist

A conversation with Jeremiah DeGennaro, site manager of the Alamance Battleground State Historic Site, about the Battle of Alamance and the Regulator Movement.

A full five years before the American Revolution, backcountry farmers in North Carolina took up arms. While often grouped in with the later Patriot movement, the Regulators were had little interest in royal separation. Instead of fighting as revolutionaries, the North Carolina Regulation was an effort to root out corruption from within the colonial government by any means necessary. Culminating with the now infamous Battle of Alamance, the War of the Regulation remains one of the most contentious actions in the history of Colonial America. On this episode we discuss the Regulators.

The Alamance Makers Guild works to cultivate an interest in Making. From 3-D printing to sewing, from music to math, the guild encourages all comers that they can Make something special to bring to their communities.

Today we mourn the loss of several people, and one printer. It is the Feast Day of St. Alamance, and in the garden, there may be gnomes. Be Safe, and Stay Out of Trouble.

While in New York and about to take the ICHSA national finals stage, the members of Elon, North Carolina's WA Cappella joined us in the mobile studio to discuss their school, their group, and their competition journey. While together, they sang some of their award-winning music for us as well. Recorded in 2015.

While in New York and about to take the ICHSA national finals stage, the members of Elon, North Carolina's WA Cappella joined us in the mobile studio to discuss their school, their group, and their competition journey. While together, they sang some of their award-winning music for us as well. Recorded in 2015.

JAKE DeANGELO AND KACEE HUTCHINSON I'll be interviewing Jake DeAngelo of Southern Alamance HS and Kacee Hutchinson of Enka HS, both were 2013 NCHSAA State Wrestling Champions. This episode will air live on Thursday March 28th 8pm. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cast_of_champions/support

As our state’s first seat of government, William Tryon, North Carolina’s first Colonial Governor and architect John Hawks designed an exquisite Georgian mansion and capitol building. When the main building burned in 1798, the grounds fell into ruin as New Bern development encroached over the site. But after WWII, the Tryon Palace Commission and a garden committee formed to research the possibility of reconstructing the site. Join us to discover how they uncovered history’s fascinating footprint to reconstruct a treasured attraction. Scenes of Colonial life are courtesy of UNC-TV's dramatic production, Alamance

As our state’s first seat of government, William Tryon, North Carolina’s first Colonial Governor and architect John Hawks designed an exquisite Georgian mansion and capitol building. When the main building burned in 1798, the grounds fell into ruin as New Bern development encroached over the site. But after WWII, the Tryon Palace Commission and a garden committee formed to research the possibility of reconstructing the site. Join us to discover how they uncovered history’s fascinating footprint to reconstruct a treasured attraction. Scenes of Colonial life are courtesy of UNC-TV's dramatic production, Alamance

HTML clipboard Watch out.  Evan and Paulie went on a drinking binge before this podcast.  Put a bottle of wine in front of these guys and they can't resist.  Well how about three bottles.  So get ready for a wackier than ever podcast.      What do you think about McCain's VP choice.  Evan and Paulie have a few words to say on the matter. Plus other opinion on the news of the week.  OF course they answer your questions and letters.  Don't forget their contest!  You could win $100 in prizes from gaycheapporn.com.      Evan has two hot DVD reviews this week.  Both are rated a Staggering 4 splats!  See what did I tell you about Evan and wine!  Porn companies pay attention and send in your tapes taped to the side of a good merlot!  The first DVD is Pounding the Pavement by Lucas Productions.  Top quality as always!  The second 4 splatter is Copperhead Canyon by Titan media.  You will love these trouser snakes!   Paulie reviews a new addition to the ever expanding rascal line of toys.  This week it is the Ultra Powerful T-Bar.  This bendable toy will go to any depth to please you!  Wrapping things up is Evan's MTFT with "Think you falling now wait till its over" by Alamance.  other than having the longest title ever Evan loves this tune!