Podcast appearances and mentions of Alan Mills

Throughout the history of our justice system, transgender prisoners' issues have largely been ignored. Is that intentional indifference still predominant in the current landscape of our prisons? Nikki Marcotte and Trisha Rich talk with Alan Mills of the Uptown People's Law Center about his career in prisoner rights litigation, including his work in the Monroe case and his opinions on the recent decision made by the 7th Circuit US Court of Appeals in Monroe v. Bowman. They discuss the issues surrounding gender affirming care in Illinois prisons, the impacts of politics and media, and how attorneys can get involved in prisoner rights issues.   Alan Mills is Executive Director at Uptown People's Law Center in Chicago, Illinois.

Throughout the history of our justice system, transgender prisoners' issues have largely been ignored. Is that intentional indifference still predominant in the current landscape of our prisons? Nikki Marcotte and Trisha Rich talk with Alan Mills of the Uptown People's Law Center about his career in prisoner rights litigation, including his work in the Monroe case and his opinions on the recent decision made by the 7th Circuit US Court of Appeals in Monroe v. Bowman. They discuss the issues surrounding gender affirming care in Illinois prisons, the impacts of politics and media, and how attorneys can get involved in prisoner rights issues.   Alan Mills is Executive Director at Uptown People's Law Center in Chicago, Illinois. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike Stephen visits with Prentice Butler, executive director of a local organization that provides a bridge to success for Chicago families called The Neighborhood Bridge, gets the lowdown on local musician Maxx McGathey's new music, and discusses the legacy of the Uptown People's Law Center with retiring executive director Alan Mills.

Mike Stephen learns about the deteriorating conditions inside Illinois prisons from Alan Mills, executive director of the Uptown People's Law Center, and then discovers the Secret History of Chicago tenor sax player E. Parker McDougal.

Matthew Bannister onThe much-loved Radio 1 and 2 DJ Steve Wright. We have a tribute from his former colleague Simon Mayo.Baroness Flather, who was the first Asian woman to sit in the House of Lords.Alan Mills, the Wimbledon tennis referee who had to deal with tantrums on court.Angela Peberdy, the train announcer known as “the golden voice of British Rail”.Producer: Ed PrendevilleArchive Used The Six o'clock News, BBC 1, 25/06/1985; Network East: Big Talk, Asia 2 BBC 2, 14/11/1998; Daily Politics, BBC2, 17/01/2012; Three Bridges - Platform 4 for the Victoria train - 27/01/1989; Lewisham - Platform 4 for the Bexleheath line service to Dartford - 26/07/1990; Angela Peberdy On London Plus, 27/11/1986; Newsnight, BBC Two, 17/06/1983; BBC Breakfast Time, BBC 1, 19/06/1986; Steve Wright's Sunday Love Songs Extra, BBC Radio 2, 08/02/24; Steve Writght in the Afternoon, BBC Radio 2, 09/03/2010; Steve Wright in the Afternoon, BBC Radio 2, 22/02/2008; Steve Wright in the Afternoon, BBC Radio 2, 28/09/22; Steve Wright in the Afternoon, BBC Radio 2, 27/09/22; Steve Wright, BBC Radio 1, 10/01/94; Steve Wright, BBC Radio 1, 24/12/93; Steve Wright, BBC Radio 2, 29/09/22; Steve Wright, BBC Radio 2, 25/09/22; Steve Wright, BBC Radio 2, 14/09/22; Steve Wright - Sunday Love Songs, BBC Radio 1, 04/02/2010; Steve Wright in the Afternoon, BBC Radio 2, 29/09/2022; Steve Wright, BBC Radio 1, 01/01/1988

Alan Mills, often referred to as “The Godfather” of Barnes & Thornburg LLP, is a partner at the Indianapolis office.  Moreso, Alan is the first African-American/Black employee, attorney, and partner at Barnes & Thornburg.  He has built a career, reputation, and legacy on doing great legal work and increasing the diverse representation of attorneys at Barnes & Thornburg and at all levels and facets of the legal industry. Alan is a connector and is responsible for helping attorneys across this country, particularly diverse attorneys, obtain and thrive in legal careers in firms, corporations, government, and elsewhere.  In this episode, Alan drops some knowledge and wisdom on the evolution of the legal community and its practices here in Indiana as he prepares for his impending retirement at the end of 2023 after 41 years as a lawyer.

Meet Teresa Beasley and Alan Mills, an incredibly creative couple. She's an author and he's a moviemaker and author. Together, they make creative magic. We talk books, movies, and making movies.

This week, we talk about enhancing the performance of design teams, a more efficient developer handoff process, and how to develop strong opinions. In the Sidebar, we talk about the tradeoffs of career progression and overall life happiness. At what point are you willing to pause or downgrade your career ambitions for a better life outside of work?Sponsor:BestPracticer helps you find the right design coach to support you to grow faster. You'll be matched with an experienced coach from a leading tech company, who is a few levels ahead and familiar with your challenges. All of BestPracticer's design coaches are design veterans who blend their years of expertise with coaching and leadership methodologies to help you grow faster and achieve your goals. You'll meet on a regular cadence with your design coach as a thought partner on your work and career goals. If you're interested in finding a design coach or learning more, you can visit designdetails.fm/bestpracticer.Golden Ratio Supporters:Vagaro is hiring designers to build the booking, payments, and marketing solutions for growing businesses in the beauty, wellness and fitness industries around the world. if you want to have an immediate, direct and high impact through design, learn more about designing at Vagaro.The Sidebar:The Sidebar is an exclusive weekly segment for our Patreon supporters. You can subscribe starting at $1 per month for access to bonus content going forward! Sign up at patreon.com/designdetails.Latest VIP Patrons:Dakshi KhatriHeyStefan DotComhugohilXande MacedoJim CarolanDaniel SimsAndreas BockischCharlie Gedeonsilka sietsmaDelilah MokriTom FejérKalv SandhuOri E.Niclas van EykPepijnJulie HoxieBrett BennerMark MarkovDestiny JoelleMeghan MartinHamza LabrinssiAlexa JarvisClarkeOmotayo Paul AJMain Topic:This week, we talk about enhancing the performance of design teams, a more efficient developer handoff process, and how to develop strong opinions.Alan Mills asks about ways to enhance the performance of a design team through tools and processes on GitHub.Mark Markov asks on Twitter: what's the handoff/delivery process? Is it similar to this or are engeneers educated on how to get what they need from the files?AutomatorJordan SingerCarlos asks on GitHub:Hey there, Im new to the design field, three months into my UX role and I have a fear that I dont have strong enough opinions or knowledge to come up with a solution and push it forward all the way through.I think, my problem is that I am overly empathetic and always end up seeing the best in other peoples idea and going along with it but Im concerned I wont be getting far ahead if I cant stick by guts every now and then, or may get advantage of because Im a “yes man”.How do you build your “no” muscle without damaging relationships?Cool Things:Brian shared Hereditary: A grieving family is haunted by tragic and disturbing occurrences.MidsommarMarshall shared Atrioc, one of his favorite YouTubers. Start with this video.LudwigDesign Details on the Web:

“The women who were already long-timers when I was just coming in, they were the light in my tunnel. We were all in the tunnel together just making light,” says formerly incarcerated organizer Monica Cosby. In this episode of Movement Memos, Cosby and Kelly Hayes talk about the emotional support networks imprisoned people create to survive institutions that punish symptoms of emotional distress, and what we can learn from those efforts. Alan Mills from the Uptown People's Law Center also offers an update on the fight for mental health care in Illinois prisons. You can find a transcript, audio and show notes on our website.

Fr. Alan Mills explains how the Anglicanism's Roots, Awe, & Connections led him to a home in the faith once delivered. Fr. Alan is a chaplain in the Canadian Armed Forces and is a priest in the Anglican Network in Canada, within the ACNA. This winter, he will facilitate one of JFAC ETF's Distance Tutorial Classes. Anglican ChaplainsAnglican Chaplains ETFAnglican Network In CanadaJFAC Journal The Classic Anglican Blog  

Today we are joined by Greg Larson, author of Clubbie: A Minor League Baseball Memoir (University of Nebraska, 2021). In Clubbie, Larson shares his unique perspective from his two-year stint as clubhouse attendant for the Aberdeen IronBirds, a Class A short-season affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles. Larson's starry-eyed perceptions about the game were quickly erased by the reality of a job that was time-consuming and thankless. Larson brings the reader into the minor-league clubhouse, showing how young baseball professionals are literally playing for their jobs on a day-to-day basis. As the clubhouse attendant, Larson was charged with doing laundry, making sure the players had food after the game, and keeping players supplied with equipment. He writes about the scams run by food concession officials, and also describes some of the ingenious ways he added to his own bank account. Players had to pay clubhouse dues on a limited salary, and while Larson made more than the players, broken bats, deals with beer distributors and other team staff members helped him survive. Larson spent a year living out of a converted equipment closet at Ripken Stadium to save on living expenses, and his observations are memorable. Larson's vivid portraits of Alan Mills, Gary Allenson, Matt Merullo and Brian Graham — and himself — create a fascinating look at baseball from the bottom, looking up. Bob D'Angelo earned his master's degree in history from Southern New Hampshire University in May 2018. He earned his bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Florida and spent more than three decades as a sportswriter and sports copy editor, including 28 years on the sports copy desk at The Tampa (Fla.) Tribune. He is currently a digital news producer for Cox Media Group. Bob can be reached at bdangelo57@gmail.com. For more information, visit Bob D'Angelo's Books and Blogs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/sports

Today we are joined by Greg Larson, author of Clubbie: A Minor League Baseball Memoir (University of Nebraska, 2021). In Clubbie, Larson shares his unique perspective from his two-year stint as clubhouse attendant for the Aberdeen IronBirds, a Class A short-season affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles. Larson's starry-eyed perceptions about the game were quickly erased by the reality of a job that was time-consuming and thankless. Larson brings the reader into the minor-league clubhouse, showing how young baseball professionals are literally playing for their jobs on a day-to-day basis. As the clubhouse attendant, Larson was charged with doing laundry, making sure the players had food after the game, and keeping players supplied with equipment. He writes about the scams run by food concession officials, and also describes some of the ingenious ways he added to his own bank account. Players had to pay clubhouse dues on a limited salary, and while Larson made more than the players, broken bats, deals with beer distributors and other team staff members helped him survive. Larson spent a year living out of a converted equipment closet at Ripken Stadium to save on living expenses, and his observations are memorable. Larson's vivid portraits of Alan Mills, Gary Allenson, Matt Merullo and Brian Graham — and himself — create a fascinating look at baseball from the bottom, looking up. Bob D'Angelo earned his master's degree in history from Southern New Hampshire University in May 2018. He earned his bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Florida and spent more than three decades as a sportswriter and sports copy editor, including 28 years on the sports copy desk at The Tampa (Fla.) Tribune. He is currently a digital news producer for Cox Media Group. Bob can be reached at bdangelo57@gmail.com. For more information, visit Bob D'Angelo's Books and Blogs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/biography

Today we are joined by Greg Larson, author of Clubbie: A Minor League Baseball Memoir (University of Nebraska, 2021). In Clubbie, Larson shares his unique perspective from his two-year stint as clubhouse attendant for the Aberdeen IronBirds, a Class A short-season affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles. Larson's starry-eyed perceptions about the game were quickly erased by the reality of a job that was time-consuming and thankless. Larson brings the reader into the minor-league clubhouse, showing how young baseball professionals are literally playing for their jobs on a day-to-day basis. As the clubhouse attendant, Larson was charged with doing laundry, making sure the players had food after the game, and keeping players supplied with equipment. He writes about the scams run by food concession officials, and also describes some of the ingenious ways he added to his own bank account. Players had to pay clubhouse dues on a limited salary, and while Larson made more than the players, broken bats, deals with beer distributors and other team staff members helped him survive. Larson spent a year living out of a converted equipment closet at Ripken Stadium to save on living expenses, and his observations are memorable. Larson's vivid portraits of Alan Mills, Gary Allenson, Matt Merullo and Brian Graham — and himself — create a fascinating look at baseball from the bottom, looking up. Bob D'Angelo earned his master's degree in history from Southern New Hampshire University in May 2018. He earned his bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Florida and spent more than three decades as a sportswriter and sports copy editor, including 28 years on the sports copy desk at The Tampa (Fla.) Tribune. He is currently a digital news producer for Cox Media Group. Bob can be reached at bdangelo57@gmail.com. For more information, visit Bob D'Angelo's Books and Blogs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/american-studies

Today we are joined by Greg Larson, author of Clubbie: A Minor League Baseball Memoir (University of Nebraska, 2021). In Clubbie, Larson shares his unique perspective from his two-year stint as clubhouse attendant for the Aberdeen IronBirds, a Class A short-season affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles. Larson's starry-eyed perceptions about the game were quickly erased by the reality of a job that was time-consuming and thankless. Larson brings the reader into the minor-league clubhouse, showing how young baseball professionals are literally playing for their jobs on a day-to-day basis. As the clubhouse attendant, Larson was charged with doing laundry, making sure the players had food after the game, and keeping players supplied with equipment. He writes about the scams run by food concession officials, and also describes some of the ingenious ways he added to his own bank account. Players had to pay clubhouse dues on a limited salary, and while Larson made more than the players, broken bats, deals with beer distributors and other team staff members helped him survive. Larson spent a year living out of a converted equipment closet at Ripken Stadium to save on living expenses, and his observations are memorable. Larson's vivid portraits of Alan Mills, Gary Allenson, Matt Merullo and Brian Graham — and himself — create a fascinating look at baseball from the bottom, looking up. Bob D'Angelo earned his master's degree in history from Southern New Hampshire University in May 2018. He earned his bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Florida and spent more than three decades as a sportswriter and sports copy editor, including 28 years on the sports copy desk at The Tampa (Fla.) Tribune. He is currently a digital news producer for Cox Media Group. Bob can be reached at bdangelo57@gmail.com. For more information, visit Bob D'Angelo's Books and Blogs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Today we are joined by Greg Larson, author of Clubbie: A Minor League Baseball Memoir (University of Nebraska, 2021). In Clubbie, Larson shares his unique perspective from his two-year stint as clubhouse attendant for the Aberdeen IronBirds, a Class A short-season affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles. Larson's starry-eyed perceptions about the game were quickly erased by the reality of a job that was time-consuming and thankless. Larson brings the reader into the minor-league clubhouse, showing how young baseball professionals are literally playing for their jobs on a day-to-day basis. As the clubhouse attendant, Larson was charged with doing laundry, making sure the players had food after the game, and keeping players supplied with equipment. He writes about the scams run by food concession officials, and also describes some of the ingenious ways he added to his own bank account. Players had to pay clubhouse dues on a limited salary, and while Larson made more than the players, broken bats, deals with beer distributors and other team staff members helped him survive. Larson spent a year living out of a converted equipment closet at Ripken Stadium to save on living expenses, and his observations are memorable. Larson's vivid portraits of Alan Mills, Gary Allenson, Matt Merullo and Brian Graham — and himself — create a fascinating look at baseball from the bottom, looking up. Bob D'Angelo earned his master's degree in history from Southern New Hampshire University in May 2018. He earned his bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Florida and spent more than three decades as a sportswriter and sports copy editor, including 28 years on the sports copy desk at The Tampa (Fla.) Tribune. He is currently a digital news producer for Cox Media Group. Bob can be reached at bdangelo57@gmail.com. For more information, visit Bob D'Angelo's Books and Blogs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/literature

Former big leaguer Alan Mills joins the bus. If you like stories about baseball during the golden age this is the episode for you.

Afin de souligner le 13 décembre tout en célébrant la rude résistance de nos ancêtres colons et autochtones, menée depuis plus de quatre siècles contre l'oppression Anglaise et impérialiste, ici est une commémoration, ardente, saignante et toujours hurlante, de cette terre et de ce peuple nommés… ACADIE!!! ☩ LISTE LITURGIQUE ☩ 1. NAFRE (Nunavut) - Réveille (reprise de Zacharie Richard ; avec extrait de « Ave Marie Stella », interprété par Hélène Baillargeon et Alan Mills

After years of only leaving one set of footprints in the sand, Greg Larson (@TheGregLarson) and Jon Giles (@PumaRevived) have been reunited. What follows is incoherent at times, inappropriate at other times, and all together unnecessary. As the official podcast of Nike, we have a singular mission : we're just not sure what it is yet. Follow us on twitter @GingerDontShoot; Follow Greg on Instagram @greglarsoncomedy and follow Jon (but expect nothing) @PumaRevived Intro and Outro Music by Juanitos : Welcome in the House of F.U.N.. Mixed and Cut. http://www.juanitos.net/ (Juanitos is licensed under a )https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/fr/ (Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 France License). To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, PO Box 1866, Mountain View, CA 94042, USA.

Kersten and Nick explore whether it makes sense to hold on to old cameras (or guitars) and if Microsoft’s new AI Authenticator can spot deep fakes. Will Google’s ‘licensable’ badge lead to fewer image thefts on the internet and is Canon’s new R5 firmware update going to silence critics? Why is Kersten’s puppy in for a 1980s photoshoot? The guys address these and many more globally important questions in this week’s Camera Shake Podcast.THIS WEEK’S LINKS: Microsoft launch new AI ‘Authenticator’ to spot manipulated photos and videosGoogle Images launches ‘Licensable’ BadgeCanon announce Firmware 1.1 update for the R5Uber start using selfies to ensure mask complianceDanielle Spires’ Olan Mills inspired 1980s Pets and their Owners portraits FULL EPISODE 19 IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON: YouTube: https://bit.ly/2EoMS5CApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2Y2Lmfm Spotify: https://spoti.fi/304sm2G  Follow Kersten and Nick’s photo challenges on Instagram #camerashakepodcast

Brett Hollander and Geoff Arnold sit down as they recap their favorite interviews including Rick Sutcliffe (3:38), Alan Mills (6:40), JJ Hardy (12:06), Scotty McGregor (13:20), Jim Palmer (16:20) and Ben McDonald (18:17).

Brett Hollander and Geoff Arnold sit down as they recap their favorite interviews including Rick Sutcliffe (3:38), Alan Mills (6:40), JJ Hardy (12:06), Scotty McGregor (13:20), Jim Palmer (16:20) and Ben McDonald (18:17).

Today, we have a discussion of COVID-19, prisons, and incarcerated people with  Alan Mills and Melanie Newport.Alan Mills is the Executive Director of Uptown People’s Law Center–a nonprofit community legal clinic located on the North Side of Chicago. UPLC is a legal organization that fights for justice for tenants, the disabled, and prisoners in Illinois.Alan has tried dozens of individual cases on behalf of prisoners in state and federal court during the last 40 years. UPLC is currently lead counsel in six class action cases alleging that Illinois prisons violate the constitutional rights of the people who are kept there. These include challenges to Illinois supermax prison known as Tamms, a claim that the medical care provided to prisoners violates the 8th Amendment prohibition against cruel and unusual treatment, and the state’s failure to accommodate the communication needs of deaf and hard of hearing prisoners, as well as a recently filed case challenging the IDOC’s failure to protect prisoners during the COVID-19 pandemic.Melanie Newport is assistant professor of History at U CONN. Melanie’s research focuses on the policies and institutions of urban criminal justice systems in the United States since the 1950s. She is currently working on a book that is tentatively titled Community of the Condemned: Chicago and the Transformation of American Jails, under contract with University of Pennsylvania Press. Looking to America’s largest jail, she explores how contests over reform, human rights, and race shaped everyday experiences of state violence among marginalized people in American cities.As a graduate student, Melanie worked as a preceptor in African American Studies at Princeton University and taught at Temple University, Community College of Philadelphia, and Garden State Youth Correctional Facility in New Jersey. She has trained with the Inside-Out Prison Education exchange.

Former Orioles pitcher Alan Mills joins Brett Hollander and Geoff Arnold to talk about his career, including how he managed pressure as a reliever (9:22), the O's playoff teams of 1996 and 1997 (15:57) and the 1998 brawl at Yankee Stadium (23:12).

Former Orioles pitcher Alan Mills joins Brett Hollander and Geoff Arnold to talk about his career, including how he managed pressure as a reliever (9:22), the O's playoff teams of 1996 and 1997 (15:57) and the 1998 brawl at Yankee Stadium (23:12).

Meet host Dawn Rosemond, firm diversity partner at Barnes & Thornburg, as she leads a discussion with partners Alan Mills and Victor Vital about the challenges that the global COVID-19 pandemic brings to diverse practitioners. They discuss how both firms and in-house counsel can counteract these challenges with intentional focus, and how individuals ­can elevate their voices within their own businesses.

Producer Leslie Wishnevski sits down with GM Calder CaDavid and players Paul Krueger, Alan Mills and Kristy Staky to talk about not only the end of Eyes in the Mist but also the entire experience. The players find out the answers to their remaining questions and we go over what we feel did and did not contribute to the play experience. Meet the Team:Producers/HostsCalder CaDavid (@CaDavidCalder)Leslie Wishnevski (@A_Whangdoodle)Omar Najam (@Omarnajam)Original MusicAnalise Nelson (@lalalanalise) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

  Make Tax-deductible Donations To Black Talk Media Project . Federal and most state prisons are banning visits to protect inmates from coronavirus  The country's 122 federal prisons and many of the 1,700-plus state prisons have banned visitors and volunteers, hoping to prevent potentially disastrous coronavirus outbreaks among prisoners and staff in close quarters where disease can easily spread. read more... Pritzker should release elderly, ailing prisoners from state jails amid coronavirus outbreak, activists say “We’ve all been told to socially distance ourselves to prevent the spread of the virus. Well, there’s no such thing as social distancing in prison,” said Alan Mills, executive director of the Uptown People’s Law Center and one of around 1,600 co-signers of the letter sent to Pritzker. read more... Guest Panelist Special Guests tonight include Tia "Mz Konnoisseur" Hamilton, publisher of State Vs. US magazine. State Vs. Us was Nominated for 2018 & 2019 Titan Arts Award for Magazine Of The Year and 2019 Publisher Of The Year in Middle River, MD. The online & print publication spotlights high profile cases, corruption in prisons, police depts, government, wrongful convictions, true stories of men & women in prison, and success stories of formerly incarcerated individuals. Joining us also will be Jay Rene founder of an organization with Dana Dane called Hip Hop Humanisms which began in April of 2017. They showcase independent and unsigned artists that have a positive message that is trying to help the people in their community, instead of hurt them with the glorification of drugs, alcohol, and sex. In 2019 they began to have the opportunity to be on the radio through WMSKONLINERADIO.com. Here we extend our promotion of unsigned positive Hip Hop Artist. We also talk about Urban issues, achievements and ways to make us better as people.

  Make Tax-deductible Donations To Black Talk Media Project . Federal and most state prisons are banning visits to protect inmates from coronavirus  The country's 122 federal prisons and many of the 1,700-plus state prisons have banned visitors and volunteers, hoping to prevent potentially disastrous coronavirus outbreaks among prisoners and staff in close quarters where disease can easily spread. read more... Pritzker should release elderly, ailing prisoners from state jails amid coronavirus outbreak, activists say “We’ve all been told to socially distance ourselves to prevent the spread of the virus. Well, there’s no such thing as social distancing in prison,” said Alan Mills, executive director of the Uptown People’s Law Center and one of around 1,600 co-signers of the letter sent to Pritzker. read more... Guest Panelist Special Guests tonight include Tia "Mz Konnoisseur" Hamilton, publisher of State Vs. US magazine. State Vs. Us was Nominated for 2018 & 2019 Titan Arts Award for Magazine Of The Year and 2019 Publisher Of The Year in Middle River, MD. The online & print publication spotlights high profile cases, corruption in prisons, police depts, government, wrongful convictions, true stories of men & women in prison, and success stories of formerly incarcerated individuals. Joining us also will be Jay Rene founder of an organization with Dana Dane called Hip Hop Humanisms which began in April of 2017. They showcase independent and unsigned artists that have a positive message that is trying to help the people in their community, instead of hurt them with the glorification of drugs, alcohol, and sex. In 2019 they began to have the opportunity to be on the radio through WMSKONLINERADIO.com. Here we extend our promotion of unsigned positive Hip Hop Artist. We also talk about Urban issues, achievements and ways to make us better as people.

Live at Leatherwood's Classic Shows: Lost & Found Bluegrass Band Part This is part two of the recording. Lost and Found Bluegrass Band with Alan Mills, Dempsey Young, Ronald Smith and Scottie Sparks.

Live at Leatherwood's Classic Shows: Lost & Found Bluegrass Band Part 1. Lost and Found Bluegrass Band with Alan Mills, Dempsey Young, Ronald Smith and Scottie Sparks.

Producer Leslie Wishnevski sits down with GM Calder CaDavid and special guest Alan Mills. W're talking backstories, we're talking conspiracies, and fun wild moments from the last several chapters.Meet the Team:Producers/HostsCalder CaDavid (@CaDavidCalder)Leslie Wishnevski (@A_Whangdoodle)Original MusicAnalise Nelson (@lalalanalise) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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A remarkable and revelatory debate took place on IFI's FB page yesterday between me and Alan Mills, the executive director of the Uptown People's Law Center, who received his undergraduate degree in philosophy from Ivy League Brown University and his law degree from Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law. I don't want to speak ill of the irrational, so I will let you figure out what this debate reveals. Read more...

A remarkable and revelatory debate took place on IFI’s FB page yesterday between me and Alan Mills, the executive director of the Uptown People’s Law Center, who received his undergraduate degree in philosophy from Ivy League Brown University and his law degree from Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law. I don’t want to speak ill of the irrational, so I will let you figure out what this debate reveals. Read more……

Just when you thought civilized first-world countries had deposited mythology and science-denying irrationality in the dustbin of history, the “trans” cult emerged seeking to force science-loving Americans to embrace the solipsistic, “trans”-centric worldview in which biological sex has neither reality nor meaning. Worse, you have ostensibly non-mentally ill school leaders capitulating to the “trans” cult’s absurd and offensive demands—people like Township High School District 211 superintendent Dr. Daniel Cates. Cates wants District 211—the largest high school district in Illinois with 12,000 students and five high schools—to sexually integrate locker rooms. Read more……

Much of what the homosexual community (i.e., those who choose to place their unchosen homoerotic desires at the center of their identity) claims is false, and increasingly they’re being forced to admit their claims are false. Some of these claims may have been born out of ignorance, others out of a deliberate strategy to deceive. For example, for decades the myth that homosexuals constitute 10 percent of the population continued to be disseminated by homosexuals and their ideological allies long after the statistic had been thoroughly discredited. It was used to promote implicitly the idiotic and destructive idea that the …

On August 15, I wasted a half hour of my day by agreeing to be interviewed by Chicago Tribune reporter Hannah Leone for an article she was writing on the “LGBTQ” school indoctrination bill that Governor J.B. Pritzker recently signed into law and which takes effect July 1, 2020. Before I talk about her article, I should explain more about the interview. Leone asked what my primary concern is with the law, which is a difficult question because there are so many problems with it. I responded that my primary concern is that our culture-makers—including the Tribune, lawmakers, and …

Producer Leslie Wishnevski sits down with GM Calder CaDavid and player Alan Mills to discuss Eulyster Burnbook and what Alan plans to do going forward.Discover More: @MythosManual or Mythosmanual.comMeet the Team:Producers/HostsCalder CaDavid (@CaDavidCalder)Leslie Wishnevski (@A_Whangdoodle)With:Alan Mills (@Thingsalanhates)Original MusicAnalise Nelson (@lalalanalise) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alan Mills is a subject matter expert in Systems Completion, operating as an auditor, advisor and trainer. Thomas Stuenkel is a subject matter expert in Pre-Commissioning, Commissioning & Start-Up. In this podcast episode Alan & Thomas announce the collaboration in regards to Alan's "MasterClass Online Training" in Completions. Find out more in this podcast episode what this completions training is about, what are the benefits for you and how to enroll in this online training. Registration for MasterClass Online Training in Completions: http://falconglobal.net/services/training/registration-for-online-training/ Alan Mills on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alan-mills-752b9b173/ Contact Alan Mills: http://falconglobal.net/contact-us/email-us/ Enjoy the podcast episode! Talk soon, Thomas Stuenkel PS: Join Thomas' FREE Online Commissioning Training here: https://www.CommissioningCoach.com/free  

Alan Mills specializes in Commissioning & Start-Up (CSU) and is a subject matter expert in Systems Completion, operating as an auditor, advisor and trainer. Alan created Falcon Global Ltd in the UK as a start-up 2000, then spearheaded the market launch of 2 successful software products; first PathMaker in 2005, followed by Zenator in 2010. He then went on to develop business on 5 continents, producing worldwide sales revenues of $40 million with blue-chip customers that include: Chevron, ExxonMobil, Anadarko, Petrofac, PDO and others. His 35 year career in the oil & gas industry, much of it spent working internationally in US, Europe and SE Asia, has been mainly focused on CSU. Alan is passionate about increasing process safety and helping companies to be successful in the way their projects are completed. His influence was proven with outstanding achievements on major capital projects in Algeria, Angola, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Kazakhstan and Nigeria. Find out more about Alan Mills here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alan-mills-752b9b173/ Falcon Global: http://falconglobal.net Zenator (CCMS - Commissioning Completions Management System): http://falconglobal.net/products/zenator/ Books by Alan Mills: http://falconglobal.net/category/books/ Enjoy the podcast episode! Talk soon, Thomas Stuenkel  

A special 3-hour live broadcast from the Market on Stephen AvePlaylist: Foghorn Stringband - Lazy JohnMike Seeger - Old Bell CowDock Boggs - My Old Horse DiredThe McGee Brothers & Arthur Smith - Milk Em In The Evening BluesRobert Lee Benton, Jr. & Oscar Gonzalez - El Corrido De NogalesGlenn Ohrlin - Texas CowboyThe Romaniuk Family - The Homestead On The FarmRockhouse Stringband - Shove the Pig's Foot a Little Further in the FireWhistler And His Jug Band - Pig Meat BluesThe Dust Busters with John Cohen - The Honest FarmerThe High Quadra Ramblers - Cluck Old HenCharlie Parr - FarmerThe New Lost City Ramblers - Poor Old Dirt FarmerThe McGee Brothers and Arthur Smith - Single-Footing HorseFrancisco Federico & Antonio Gonzalez - El Palomino Y El GanchoMike Tod & Robbie Bankes - Little Old Sod ShantyThe McGee Brothers & Arthur Smith - Pig At Home In The PenThe Bently Boys - Down On Penny's FarmHackberry Ramblers - Cowboys SwingGeorge Pegram - Pig In A PenTed Gossett - Rocky Mountain GoatHoward Armstrong - Milk Cow BluesHinson, Pitts & Coley - Farmer GreyAlan Mills & Gordon Fleming - The Alberta HomesteadLevon Helm - Anna LeeA.L. Lloyd - The Derby RamKacy & Clayton - CalgaryGreat Speckled Bird - Rio GrandeRon Kane & Skip Gorman - The Bravest CowboyArmandinho - Fado em La MaiorLloyd Cheechoo - James BaySinclair Cheechoo - James Bay DoingsErnest Phipps & His Holiness Quartet - I Want To GoJohn Lee Williamson - Got the Bottle Up and GoneErin Ross - Ep 5 - Swamp Donkey AmpsBig Mama Thorton - I Smell a RatMuddy Waters - Mannish BoyAnna & Elizabeth - Little Black TrainChavela Vargas - MacorinaOne Hundred Dollars - Where the Sparrows DropThe Cactus Blossoms - Adios MariaJoão Ferreira-Rosa - MansardaMarty Robbins - Big IronElliot C Way - Sands Turns To Glass

It is Thanksgiving week but we are still focused on talking Orioles. Alan Mills gets the call up we --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/section336/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/section336/support

We hear #2 and #1 in our Favorite Chuck Berry Song Countdown this week!  Plus we get Berry covers from both Rockpile and Jerry Lee Lewis.  We also hear new track from The Baseballs and Boz Boorer as well as tunes from 13 Cats, Matt Hill, Liz Brasher, Jessica Lee Wilkes, Charlie Thompson, Chris Casello, JD McPherson, Alan Mills with Darrel Higham and a lot more!   Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro music bed: Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues   The Baseballs- "Never Ever" 13 Cats- "Crazy Baby"   #2 Chuck Berry- "You Never Can Tell"   Billy Fury- "Turn My Back On You" JD McPherson- "It's All Over But The Shouting" Rockpile- "Let It Rock" (live at Montreux 1980) Alan Mills (with Darrel Higham)- "Gene Jeanie" Boz Boorer- "El Camino Real" Charlie Thompson- "We're Buggin' Out" Chris Casello Trio- "Linda Lu" Jerry Lee Lewis- "Promised Land" Jessica Lee Wilkes- "Love Like Crazy" Joe Alexander & The Cubans (with Chuck Berry on guitar)- "Oh Maria" Liz Brasher- "Muddy Roots" Matt Hill- "Caramel Baby" Bill Haley & His Comets- "Razzle Dazzle" Rocky Burnette with Darrel Higham- "Baby Bye Bye"   #1 Chuck Berry (listen to show above to reveal #1 tune in countdown)   Outro music bed:  Chuck Berry- "Long Fast Jam"

This week, we hear new tunes from Sirocco Bros and The Millwinders (produced by Deke Dickerson), interview segments with WS Holland and Robert Gordon as well as tunes from The Caezars, Charlie Feathers, Jack Scott, Farmer & Adele, The Blasters and more!  We also hear a tune from Alan Mills who unfortunately passed away July 21st.  He leaves behind a lot of great music which we will continue to honor! Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro music bed:  Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues"   The Caezars- "Big Big Thumb" AJ & The Rockin' Trio- "She Do The Bop" WS Holland on "Blue Suede Shoes" Carl Perkins- "Blue Suede Shoes" Charlie Feathers- "Nobody's Woman" Alan Mills (with Darrel Higham)- "High School Confidential" Wynn Stewart- "Come On" The Sirocco Bros.- "Alcatraz" The Knitters- "Baby Out Of Jail" The Blasters- "21 Days In Jail" Jack Scott- "Trouble" Jerry Lee Lewis- "Hound Dog" Robert Gordon on Link Wray Robert Gordon (with Link Wray)- "Red Hot" Jeff Daniels- "Switch Blade Sam" Jake Calypso- "I'm Fed Up" Millwinders- "Love Me So" George Jones- "Heartbreak Hotel" The Farmer & Adele- "Wrong Day" Fatboy- "Summertime Bop"   Outro music bed: Chuck Berry- "Liverpool Drive"

After 12 months of tennis, 85 episodes of The Tennis Podcast, and some incredible highlights, the 2015 season has come to a close. In our final show of the year, Catherine and David debate the 2015 Tennis Podcast Awards, with the final verdict from special guest Alan Mills - the Wimbledon Referee of 23 years.  Who is the Player of the Year, The Most Improved, and who had the most spectacular hairstyle (good or bad)? Merry Christmas one and all, thanks for listening, and have a happy new year!   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ryan P. Conaty, Charles Barabé, Stickboy, Alan Mills, Today, Tomorrow, and Yesterday, Dead Channel, Eartheater, Mikronesia, Goodwill Smith, Fiber Optic Tap, The Man, Jan Balsam and Herman Cone, Kill Alters, Mewl, Tiger Village, and Immortal Beings.

Ryan P. Conaty, Charles Barabé, Stickboy, Alan Mills, Today, Tomorrow, and Yesterday, Dead Channel, Eartheater, Mikronesia, Goodwill Smith, Fiber Optic Tap, The Man, Jan Balsam and Herman Cone, Kill Alters, Mewl, Tiger Village, and Immortal Beings.

I am originally from New York City, though Canada has been my home since 1969. But that wasn’t my first time in Canada. In 1963, through a quirk, I got a ride to Toronto and attended the Mariposa folk festival. I fell in love with Canada on that trip. At that time I had no idea that Folkways had the largest collection of Canadian music available in the world. I don’t think it is still true, but there are well over a hundred Folkways records that feature Canada and Canadians. In this show we explore them. Smithsonian Folkways: Sounds to Grow On is a 26-part series hosted by Michael Asch that features the original recordings of Folkways Records.

For our Made in Canada segment, we listen to English and French Folk Songs of Canada, co-hosted by folk singers Alan Mills and Hélène Baillargeon. This program originally aired on CBC’s International Service. For our Canadians Abroad segment, we hear an episode of the Alan Young Show from November 15th, 1946. Born in Vancouver, Young […]