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The notion that "fire knows no borders" continues to ring true this summer. From Jasper, Alta. to Athens and the American West Coast... wildfires have left their marks on so many communities – and on the minds and memories of those who call them home. Viet Thanh Nguyen is a self-described scholar of memory. Much of the Pulitzer Prize-winning author's work examines how trauma shapes our narrative and emotional recollection. He speaks with Piya Chattopadhyay about his latest kids book Simone, which tells the story of a young girl and her mom fleeing home in the face of fire.
Hi, this is Graeme Klass producer of the Daily Dad Jokes podcast. You may remember me from the Dad Jokes Explained episodes. You may be wondering why this episode has popped up on your feed. I have another podcast called “Technically Speaking: An Intel Podcast” , now in Season 2, exploring the expanding role of AI. I think you will find it interesting. No matter the location - from the Global South to Northern Europe, from the Far East to the American West Coast - life in a modern-day city is both exhilarating and exhausting. But the rise of AI technology is making cities smarter and helping us reimagine how cities can be more energy-efficient, safer, and enjoyable than ever before. Technology experts Ashish Yadav and JVS Ramakrishna share their thoughts on the future of our cities and offer real-world examples of where AI has changed the way residents of one bustling city live, work, and commute every day. Learn more about how Intel is leading the charge in the AI Revolution at intel.com/AIeverywhere See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
No matter the location - from the Global South to Northern Europe, from the Far East to the American West Coast - life in a modern-day city is both exhilarating and exhausting. But the rise of AI technology is making cities smarter and helping us reimagine how cities can be more energy-efficient, safer, and enjoyable than ever before. Technology experts Ashish Yadav and JVS Ramakrishna share their thoughts on the future of our cities and offer real-world examples of where AI has changed the way residents of one bustling city live, work, and commute every day. Learn more about how Intel is leading the charge in the AI Revolution at intel.com/AIeverywhere.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We all have musicians that we wish everyone else knew about. THAT person who deserves a wider audience, but life circumstances didn't allow for it. Knowledge of that musician seems to be like the secret handshake into a special club. Nick Drake was one of those people until a TV car advertisement that used his music got more people curious....thank goodness. Judee Sill's music is not likely to be used in a car ad. Welcome to episode 116 of See Hear Podcast. When people talk about the musicians of the American West Coast in the early 70s, they talk about Jackson Browne, Carole King, James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt, CSN or Bonnie Raitt. Few people beyond the faithful have spoken about Judee Sill. This leaves fans of Sill scratching their heads because even among those more well known musicians, they recognise Judee was a master songwriter, orchestrator and arranger. Her early life was one filled with abuse, drug use, prostitution, armed holdups, and prison time. It's amazing to think that the lady who lived that life wrote some of the most beautiful music of the pop era (I'll stand on my soapbox and suggest The Kiss is one of the most beautiful songs ever written – change my mind). She mixed country and Bach and gospel into one beautiful package. Sounds unworkable? Check out her albums and get back to me. A new documentary was released this year about Judee called Lost Angel: The Genius of Judee Sill. This episode of See Hear features guests associated with the film. Kerry, Tim and I chat with one of the two directors of the film, Brian Lindstrom. He describes the process it took to make this great film, working with Judee's relatives, the nature of creativity, what her music has meant to current performers, and a lot more. This could easily have been a dark film (and it has its moments), but it really is a celebration of Judee's life and work. Brian and his co-director Andy Brown have made a wonderful tribute to an artist that will hopefully now find a wider audience. But wait.....there's more. The film's music supervisor is Pat Thomas. Pat has quite a few strings to his bow – drummer, album reissue supervisor, historian and author. He joins me for a discussion on the role of a music supervisor in film and specifically what he did for this documentary. Kerry, Tim and I are hugely grateful for the time Brian and Pat gave to us. Give this a listen, then absorb yourself in the albums of Judee Sill. As of May 2024, the film is streaming on Prime, in North America only (grrrr), but I am informed that moves are being made to get a wider distribution for the film....and of course you can always get the DVD anywhere in the world. If you've been enjoying the show, please consider giving us a favourable review on iTunes and let your friends know that our show exists. If you don't enjoy the show, tell your adversaries to tune in. We don't care who listens..... See Hear is proudly part of the Pantheon Network of music podcasts. Check out all the other wonderful shows at http://pantheonpodcasts.com. Send us feedback via email at seehearpodcast@gmail.com Join the Facebook group at http://facebook.com/groups/seehearpodcast You can download the show by searching for See Hear on whatever podcast app you favour (except Spotify). Proudly Pantheon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We all have musicians that we wish everyone else knew about. THAT person who deserves a wider audience, but life circumstances didn't allow for it. Knowledge of that musician seems to be like the secret handshake into a special club. Nick Drake was one of those people until a TV car advertisement that used his music got more people curious....thank goodness. Judee Sill's music is not likely to be used in a car ad. Welcome to episode 116 of See Hear Podcast. When people talk about the musicians of the American West Coast in the early 70s, they talk about Jackson Browne, Carole King, James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt, CSN or Bonnie Raitt. Few people beyond the faithful have spoken about Judee Sill. This leaves fans of Sill scratching their heads because even among those more well known musicians, they recognise Judee was a master songwriter, orchestrator and arranger. Her early life was one filled with abuse, drug use, prostitution, armed holdups, and prison time. It's amazing to think that the lady who lived that life wrote some of the most beautiful music of the pop era (I'll stand on my soapbox and suggest The Kiss is one of the most beautiful songs ever written – change my mind). She mixed country and Bach and gospel into one beautiful package. Sounds unworkable? Check out her albums and get back to me. A new documentary was released this year about Judee called Lost Angel: The Genius of Judee Sill. This episode of See Hear features guests associated with the film. Kerry, Tim and I chat with one of the two directors of the film, Brian Lindstrom. He describes the process it took to make this great film, working with Judee's relatives, the nature of creativity, what her music has meant to current performers, and a lot more. This could easily have been a dark film (and it has its moments), but it really is a celebration of Judee's life and work. Brian and his co-director Andy Brown have made a wonderful tribute to an artist that will hopefully now find a wider audience. But wait.....there's more. The film's music supervisor is Pat Thomas. Pat has quite a few strings to his bow – drummer, album reissue supervisor, historian and author. He joins me for a discussion on the role of a music supervisor in film and specifically what he did for this documentary. Kerry, Tim and I are hugely grateful for the time Brian and Pat gave to us. Give this a listen, then absorb yourself in the albums of Judee Sill. As of May 2024, the film is streaming on Prime, in North America only (grrrr), but I am informed that moves are being made to get a wider distribution for the film....and of course you can always get the DVD anywhere in the world. If you've been enjoying the show, please consider giving us a favourable review on iTunes and let your friends know that our show exists. If you don't enjoy the show, tell your adversaries to tune in. We don't care who listens..... See Hear is proudly part of the Pantheon Network of music podcasts. Check out all the other wonderful shows at http://pantheonpodcasts.com. Send us feedback via email at seehearpodcast@gmail.com Join the Facebook group at http://facebook.com/groups/seehearpodcast You can download the show by searching for See Hear on whatever podcast app you favour (except Spotify). Proudly Pantheon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Black Flag recorded four versions of their song “Depression,” with the fourth version being released first on their first LP, “Damaged.” Who sang it best? Keith Morris, Ron Reyes aka Chavo Pederast, Dez Cadena, or Henry Rollins? The compilation, "Everything Went Black" highlights all four singers doing, "Depression." FRUMESS is POWERED by www.riotstickers.com/frumess GET 200 DIECUT STICKERS FOR $69 RIGHT HERE - NO PROMO CODE NEED JOIN THE PATREON FOR LESS THAN A $2 CUP OF COFFEE!! https://www.patreon.com/Frumess
In the summer of 1579, Francis Drake had to land in a ‘fair and good bay' on the western coast of the New World when his ship - The Golden Hind - needed repairs. A sign was put up, naming it Nova Albion (‘New England') for Queen Elizabeth I. But the question of exactly where Drake landed has continued to vex historians to this day.In this episode of Not Just the Tudors, Professor Suzannah Lipscomb talks to Melissa Darby, whose meticulous and painstaking work has uncovered all manner of evidence to finally resolve the controversy.This episode was edited by Joseph Knight and produced by Rob Weinberg.Discover the past on History Hit with ad-free original podcasts and documentaries released weekly presented by world renowned historians like Dan Snow, James Holland, Mary Beard and more.Don't miss out on the best offer in history! Enjoy unlimited access to award-winning original documentaries that are released weekly and AD-FREE podcasts. Get a subscription for £1 for 3 months with code AMERICANHISTORYHIT1 sign up now for your 14-day free trial https://historyhit/subscription/You can take part in our listener survey here.
Perhaps one of the most exciting things to have happened within the UK brewing industry over the past decade is the birth of modern British lager. Whether they've been directly inspired by the brewing traditions of Germany and the Czech Republic, or by more contemporary influences such as the American West Coast, the wealth of great lager beers now produced by British breweries, from Helles, to Baltic Porters and even newer styles such as India Pale Lager, is breathtaking.For this discussion you'll join Pellicle co-founder, lager enthusiast, and Heriot Watt brewing and distilling masters alumni Jonathan Hamilton, along with an expert panel of brewers to chat about all things lager. If you want to learn your infusion mashing from decoction, or about things such as the influence and flavour of heritage barley varieties in lager brewing, then this is the discussion for you.Featuring Colin Stronge (Salt Beer Factory), Reece Hugill (Donzoko) and Hannah Davidson (Jolly Good Beer). We're able to produce The Pellicle Podcast directly thanks to our Patreon subscribers, and our sponsors Loughran Brewers Select. If you're enjoying this podcast, or the weekly articles we publish, please consider taking out a monthly subscription for less than the price of a pint a month. Get your tickets to FyneFest 2024 here.
We are joined by fellow West Coaster (albeit the American West Coast), Tommy from The Cruise Dudes to talk all things Disneyland at Christmas. From his favourite things to do and see during the season, to tips for making the most out of your visit. May contain traces of peppermint icecream.
On this episode the boys are wrapping up the Black Bart series by talking about Black Bart the Poet Bandit. The man that robbed Wells Fargo carriages on the American West Coast. We hope you enjoy. music on our show is produced and performed by All Good Folks, we also have a merch store where you can get some cool shirts, stickers, posters, glasses and mugs. just head on over to historyuntappedstore.org to show everyone how much you love us. Thanks for listening music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/all-good-folks/mr-mischief License code: PVXODSSOPXYEUV4Z
On today's episode in our series, Resilience: The Wartime Incarceration of Japanese Americans, we're going to take a step back from the American West Coast and talk about some of the events that were happening globally. Events that shaped the relationship between the U.S. and two Asian countries: China and Japan. What led Japan to attack Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941?Joining us is author and historian Craig Nelson. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome to the first episode in our new series, Resilience. For the next few weeks, we are going to explore a part of American history that we tend to learn very little about: the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II. So let's dive into the details–the hows and the whys–and learn more about the resilience shown by the 120 thousand Japanese Americans who were forcibly removed from their homes, their neighborhoods, their jobs, and their schools, and who endured government-enforced wartime imprisonment right here in America. Joining Sharon today is Dr. Ellen Wu, who researches, teaches, and writes about race and immigration in United States history. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In late May, Bob Dylan resumed touring with a leg that went up and down the American West Coast, the Pacific Northwest, and into the Rocky Mountains. He performed 25 concerts in 19 cities, his last one wrapping up a week-and-a-half ago in Denver. Join HARD RAIN & SLOW TRAINS: BOB DYLAN & FELLOW TRAVELERS for a postgame review of the late spring/early summer 2022 leg of the "ROUGH AND ROWDY WAYS" World Wide Tour/2021-2024. You will hear highlights from the shows and comparisons between the evolving arrangements of certain songs. In "20 Pounds of Headlines," you will hear an update about Dylan's plans to tour Europe in the autumn, what special plans Cat Power has for the Royal Albert Hall in November, and you will hear about the auction of an ultra-rare version of THE FREEWHEELIN' BOB DYLAN. In "Who Did It Better?" we ask you to tell us which live version of "Key West (Philosopher Pirate)" by Bob Dylan is better: a November 21, 2021 arrangement from the Beacon Theatre in New York last fall or a June 23, 2022 arrangement from Santa Cruz a few weeks ago? Go to our Twitter page @RainTrains to vote!
Thanks for your patience to wait a week longer than usual for this new episode! This episode is actually a very special one as I have the pleasure to welcome Mogg Morgan as my co-host. Mogg has been the publisher of Mandrake Press for many years and recently we aired an episode of the show where he talked about himself and his work. This time we will be having a wonderful discussion with our guest, author and practitioner Nikki Wyrd on quite a few pretty fascinating topics. Nikki holds a degree in ecology and has written ‘The Book of Baphomet' together with Julian Vayne in 2012 which was published with Mandrake Press, she has contributed to many periodicals and collections of poetry and authored theses and academic papers on subjects such as psychedelic culture and magical thinking and philosophy. In this episode Nikki will let us know how the path was laid out in front of her with her great-grandmother and grandmother reading fortune-teller cards and using a crystal ball. She will tell our audience how she cultivated an interest in mythology and religious and philosophical belief systems as well as in psychedelic mushrooms, Carlos Castaneda's and Robert Anton Wilson's work and how she soon found these topics intertwined in a perfect match. As Nikki was the head of the British Isle section of the IOT for quite some time we will go deep into concepts of Chaos Magick, discuss Crowley's role within it, share some anecdotes about Simon, the Goth, and touch upon ‘Liber Null & Psychonaut' by Peter Caroll on the way. Our guest will also elaborate on women in magick in general and within the IOT specifically, shed some light on the grade system within this order and let us know how divination, invocation, evocation, conjuration, illumination are all integral parts of serious studies of the occult. In the end we will be talking a bit about the future of magick in general and Nikki's projects in this context, including a book on standard chaos monastic practices to be published within days, teachings online and in person, launching her new website and hopefully much more writing. Nikky Wyrd's homepage The Universe Machine Psychedelic press Breaking Convention IOT Blog Mandrake (Mogg Morgan's publishing company) Music played in this episode This week's music is dedicated to psychedelic rock for a good reason (see the title of the episode). As I am myself not really a specialist of the genre, I though I offer you WIKIPEDIA'S thoughts on it: Psychedelic rock is a rock music genre that is inspired, influenced, or representative of psychedelic culture, which is centered on perception-altering hallucinogenic drugs. The music incorporated new electronic sound effects and recording effects, extended solos, and improvisation.Many psychedelic groups differ in style, and the label is often applied spuriously. Originating in the mid-1960s among British and American musicians, the sound of psychedelic rock invokes three core effects of LSD: depersonalization, dechronicization, and dynamization, all of which detach the user from reality. Musically, the effects may be represented via novelty studio tricks, electronic or non-Western instrumentation, disjunctive song structures, and extended instrumental segments. Some of the earlier 1960s psychedelic rock musicians were based in folk, jazz, and the blues, while others showcased an explicit Indian classical influence called "raga rock". In the 1960s, there existed two main variants of the genre: the more whimsical, surrealist British psychedelia and the harder American West Coast "acid rock". While "acid rock" is sometimes deployed interchangeably with the term "ps...
Previously, on Sin Carriers, we were introduced to a handful of our dramatis personae. The rogue killer, Su: A wild woman with a bloody past and a penchant for running astray of the law. Vasily, a morose Russian traveler whose wife unfortunately passed before their ship arrived on the American West Coast. Moira, a precocious young woman and sole child of Tolliver Loeb, whose company has been tasked with transporting an odd load of old ship wood east.This episode, we're introduced to the rest of our party as they embark on a train ride toward bloodshed, misery, and horror! Knife-slingers, thieves on the lam, and, most frightening of all, a Catholic priest! Will these dangerous strangers make it to their destination without bloodshed? Just what sort of baggage are they bringing with them? And what mysteries lay in the wood? You may find the answer to these questions and more on this, the second episode of Sin Carriers. Departure!Support us on Patreon: https://bit.ly/34jUJsG You can also support us by purchasing some merch: https://bit.ly/33bjPtuhttps://linktr.ee/westsidefairytalesFollow us on social media! All our links are here: https://linktr.ee/westsidefairytalesArtwork by Yui Breedlove
In the early 1900s, Rani Bagai's grandparents arrived in California ready to start a new life. But citizenship requirements and prejudice against Indian-Americans made settling in more difficult. In this conversation, historian Johanna Ogden speaks with Rani about her grandparents' fraught immigration history, anti-colonial movements on the American West Coast, and how the goalposts for American citizenship in the 20th century kept getting moved. Jo is an independent historian who focuses on South Asian history in Oregon, especially the formation of the Ghadar party. These two women talked in June 2021 at the Japanese American Museum of Oregon. For sensitive listeners, please be warned that this episode contains mentions of suicide. Many Roads to Here is a production of The Immigrant Story. Many thanks to Rani Bagai and Johanna Ogden for their time and wisdom, and to the Japanese American Museum of Oregon for allowing us to record there. This episode is part of the I Am an American series, generously funded by Anne Naito-Campbell. We also thank South Asian American Digital Archive (SADA) for connecting us with Rani and providing images for this episode. This episode was produced by Caitlin Dwyer. Our audio editing was done by Caitlin Dwyer, assisted by Gregg Palmer. Music was composed by Corey Larkin. Our executive producer is Sankar Raman. For more stories, visit theimmigrantstory.org/manyroads, listen live at prp.fm, or stream us wherever you get your podcasts.
Throughout his career, rapper YoungstaCPT has fused local slang with socially-conscious content and his experiences growing up in the Mother City (Cape Town, South Africa). From switching between nods to local hip hop heroes and American West Coast icons, his music spans eras and geographies and it's taken us eight seasons to get him here, but we never stopped trying. YoungstaCPT is a continuation of a rich and diverse culture in Cape Town, the birthplace of South African Hip hop culture. Committed to a telling of a lived experience of struggle in the past, present and future, YoungstaCPT exists only to be a custodian of a proud tradition and add to the mythos of the legends that have come before him. Outro: Hometown Advantage feat. The Big Hash- Apple Music Set List: Salutas - Apple Music Cape of Good Hope - Apple Music For our growing back catalog of awesome, head on over to www.texxtalks.com or follow us on Facebook Instagram Twitter for updates, things you need to hear. Also: make sure you follow Texx and the City on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram or all of your music news.
Why don't we take another visit to Planet Porky and see what Mike Parry and Lesley-Ann Jones are up to? They appear to be discussing all the big topics including: the unfeasibly high temperatures sweeping the American West Coast, footballers vs. politicians, Ken Jones' football career, COVID self-testing, appropriate times to wear masks once restrictions are lifted, weddings, why Porky never got to be a best man, stag do culture, Jono Coleman, Tom Cruise's presence at British institutions, fake watches, streaking, Gareth Gates, the benefits of cows milk, eating a lot of salt, and dunking your biscuits. It's the perfect accompaniment for a cup of tea (or something stronger), it's Life on Planet Porky. Follow the show on Twitter: @PlanetPorky or Mike is: @MikeParry8 while you can find Lesley-Ann: @LAJwriter. Or you can email us questions or comments to: planetporkypod@gmail.com. We'd love to hear from you!
The Coral is a band revered on the music scene - a real artist's band. They are very accomplished musicians who first got together at school in the small Wirral town of Hoylake. The band members bonded over their many music icons, from The Beatles and the Small Faces to Acker Bilk and Del Shannon. Listening to a record by the Coral is a dizzying fairground tour of Liverpool's music hall pop heritage mixed with American West Coast psychedelia and a lot else besides. Sometimes all in one song. Yet it sounds like no other band except The Coral. Funny then that some 20 years after their debut, The Coral has made an album that sounds more like themselves than anything else they've done. ‘Coral Island' is themed on the romantic ideal of the faded seaside town. The band has had an ongoing obsession with the sea since day one, but Coral Island is different. The band collaborated with artist Edwin Burdis to actually build the island and once it became a physical thing, the band's imagination was stretched further to bring it to life with stories, characters and poetic interludes narrated by the Skelly brothers' own Grandad. The album is an end-to-end modern classic, yet the band's singer James Skelly told me he expected the album would linger in obscurity, but it reached number two on the UK album charts and has received critical praise across the board. It's probably their best record so far and if it's too early to tell, then let's say Coral Island is a potential masterpiece. It's nice to see a band as good as The Coral come full circle over the course of two decades. When the band was elevated to the top of ‘Britpop' mania in 2002 with their song ‘Dreaming of You' and their Mercury Prize nominated debut album, they had a great time basking in the limelight and usurping industry etiquette (a Freddie Mercury impersonator stood in for them at the Mercury Prize ceremony). However, The Coral also lost touch with reality. When they released a third album of spooky psychedelic jams, they thought it might get to number one (like their second album ‘Magic and Medicine'). It was perhaps an act of subconscious self-sabotage. A self-correcting mechanism. But at the time it's just what the band wanted to do, though their judgement was somewhat skewed by skunk. In episode 7 of The Art of Longevity, James Skelly walks me through the rest of this remarkable band's story in a conversation we both thoroughly enjoyed, partly because I was very impressed by the combination of working class ambition, humble wisdom and complete dedication to artistry. There is no doubt when you hear James's account of the band's character and history, that The Coral would work their way through the mangle of the music industry and come out of it relatively unscathed. And, creatively speaking, even better. In particular though, it's the songs. Skelly and co do not lack a way with melody. As I put it to him, he could write Coldplay songs all day long, but then there are these things called minor chords...and The Coral never minded a little darkness and spookiness mixed in with the melody. No need for them to call Max Martin in to help write the next few hits (though I suspect Max is a fan). As James says himself, in The Coral's early days he would kill for a song. Some 20 years in, he's no longer in need of such morbid thoughts. Support the show (https://www.songsommelier.com)
Live from the American West Coast in Seattle, this is West Coast Radio. Thanks for joining me, my name is Matthew and on the show today is Richard Wheeler, President of Lottery Now. Richard is here to talk about the Mido Lotto App. Washingtonians will never have to worry about missing a Lottery draw, losing a ticket or forgetting to claim their winnings ever again, thanks to Lottery Now's new smartphone app called Mido Lotto. This new smartphone app that lets Washingtonians safely and conveniently order Mega Millions and Powerball tickets from their phones. You can even team up and pool money with friends to increase your chances of winning! " Similar to DoorDash or Instacart, Mido Lotto works with official state-licensed Lottery retailers and acts as a digital courier service to bring official state Lottery draw-games to customers’ mobile phones. It has already been approved for use in California, Delaware, Massachusetts and Texas. " Check out the Mido Lotto App, made by Lottery Now on the apple and android app stores. For more information go to lottery-now.com
Live from the American West Coast in Seattle, this is West Coast Radio. The boys reach a milestone on episode #75 by taking callers live on the program. Dr. Laura is one of Matthew's greatest radio influences, and introduced him to the magic of listeners calling into their favorite talk show to speak their mind or seek some guidance. After a year of programming, that magic has finally arrived at West Coast Radio! We take calls from Kevin/Dark Star as well as Tyler and Connie on subjects ranging from guardian angels to traumatizing children. WCR can assure you that any expectations you may have will be blown out of the agua! You can call WCR anytime and leave a voicemail/text at 909-713-3105! westcoastradiopodcast.cominstagram/twitter: @westcoastradio_
Live from the American West Coast in Seattle, this is West Coast Radio! WCR welcomes Dogbite Harris to the Program. Dogbite is a singer-songwriter, host of Dogwater Radio, and owner of Ruckus in the Records. Dogbite and Matthew spend the hour discussing things relevant to the human condition, specifically as it pertains to us folks navigating the murky yet majestic United States. The vaccine, mass shootings, and pioneer ghost stories. All on the got damn table. Ladies and Gentlemen, my friend, Dogbite Harris. instagram: @dogwaterradiolinktr.ee/dogwaterradiofacebook.com/dogwaterradioruckusintherecords.com
Live from the American West Coast in Seattle, this is West Coast Radio. WCR welcomes Nicky Akmal to the program. Nicky Akmal is a film and television producer from New York City. She also speaks 5 languages, MY GOODNESS! Nicky is here to talk about her latest project, The Hunter's Anthology, available on Amazon Prime Video and now TubiTV. In addition to her latest project, Nicky discusses producing in New York City, the manner in which her city has changed since the pandemic, and you can become a part of the film industry! All this and more on West Coast Radio. TheHuntersAnthology.Comhttps://www.facebook.com/Thehuntersanthology/Twitter: @HunterAnthologyInstagram: @HuntersAnthology Check out, "The Hunter's Anthology" for free in the links below! https://tubitv.com/series/300006530/the-hunter-s-anthologyhttps://www.amazon.com/The-Hunters-Anthology/dp/B08VFZ99X5
Live from the American West Coast in Seattle, Washington! West Coast Radio #71 is here to present goodness and satiation. The program explores a myriad of relevant things, including... Google's brand new song identifier. Strategically lying on one's resume with conviction. The JerkBeast. Conspiracies that Matthew and Warren feel might just be true. West Coast Radio's Musical Guest is... Donna Party (Seattle, Wa) with "Runaway" (19mins14secs) YouTube - Donna Party Official Band Page DonnaPartyBand.BandCamp.Com Insta: @DonnaPartyBand Facebook.Com/DonnaPartyBand
Live from the American West Coast in Seattle, this is West Coast Radio. Good to be with you, my name is Matthew and joining me on the program is Robert Smithline, Writer and Director of the brand new Amazon Prime Video Series, "The Hunter’s Anthology". "Six strangers find themselves trapped in a New York City subway by Mac (Taylor August), a mysterious man who claims to be a demon hunter. Insisting one of them is evil, he peeks into their souls discovering five eerie, supernatural tales. It’s then up to Mac to solve the mystery and destroy the demon amongst them." If you ask me, The Hunter’s Anthology is a fantastic combination of The Twilight Zone, Beyond Belief: Fact of Fiction, Amazing Stories, a healthy dose of funny and a dash of CSI Miami. You’ve read about it in The New York Times and you can watch it right now! I really enjoyed this series and trust that you will too. Check it out on Amazon Prime Video!" There were a number of titillating topics of discussion during the broadcast. They included citizen's arrest, Robert's brief thoughts on my feature film idea, and of course, the making of The Hunter's Anthology. TheHuntersAnthology.Comhttps://www.facebook.com/Thehuntersanthology/Twitter: @HunterAnthologyInstagram: @HuntersAnthology
David Zysblat and Jeremy Birenbaum: Clasiq.com By Team C/of/C Wednesday, December 9, 2020 Today, ride out with us to the American West Coast to speak with key members of the Clasiq.com online, classic car community. This week’s interview is with Clasiq.com’s Founder and CEO David Zysblat and Creative Director Jeremy Birenbaum. From C/of/C Episode #084, published December 10, 2019, you may recall hearing about Clasiq.com. Since then, they have launched their online, classic car auction. This new element to their enterprise features free pre-purchase inspections from an independent shop and no-cost , secure payment protocols to protect buyers’ funds. It’s time to head to California to speak with David and Jeremy.
David Zysblat and Jeremy Birenbaum: Clasiq.com By Team C/of/C Wednesday, December 8, 2020 Today, ride out with us to the American West Coast to speak with key members of the Clasiq.com online, classic car community. This week’s interview is with Clasiq.com’s Founder and CEO David Zysblat and Creative Director Jeremy Birenbaum. From C/of/C Episode #084, published December 10, 2019, you may recall hearing about Clasiq.com. Since then, they have launched their online, classic car auction. This new element to their enterprise features free pre-purchase inspections from an independent shop and no-cost , secure payment protocols to protect buyers’ funds. It’s time to head to California to speak with David and Jeremy.
In the premiere episode of UVA RADIO NEWS, Niall Moore and Michela Grasso bring you to the atmosphere of Venus, which is as hot as the debate around Zwarte Piet. We then descend to the possible future of the Middle East and the scorching fires burning the American West Coast. At the end of the podcast, you can start planning your weekend with our suggested events and laugh at a fun fact about a well known politician.
Followme876.com presents "California Beach Club Sounds".The music from the American West Coast with touches from Hawaii to Japan, comes in the Podcast Cocktail Party Series. Good music to to this summer selected by Javi Martin and mixed by J&J. Enjoy the summer, enjoy "California Beach Club Sounds". 01 - Rosanna - Toto 02 - You Might Need Somebody - Turley Richards 03 - Roxann - Jay Graydon 04 - Home - The Nielsen Pearson Band 05 - Love Is Its Own Reward (Instrumental Version)- Steve Kipner 06 - Mornin' - Al Jarreau 07 - Love You Like I Never Loved Before - John O'Banion 08 - I Keep Forgettin' - Michael McDonald 09 - 17 Years (Feat, Warren Wiebe) - Gardner & Fuller Feat. Warren Wiebe 10 - Have You Ever Had That Feelin' - Cecilio & Kapono 11 - Don't Call My Name - King Hearts 12 - Waiting For Your Love - Toto 13 - If You Leave Me Now - Chicago 14 - Time And Time Again - Marlene 15 - Maeina Del Rey - Marc Jordan 16 - Here I Go (Fallin' In Love Again) - Frannie Golde
Followme876.com presents "California Beach Club Sounds".The music from the American West Coast with touches from Hawaii to Japan, comes in the Podcast Cocktail Party Series. Good music to to this summer selected by Javi Martin and mixed by J&J. Enjoy the summer, enjoy "California Beach Club Sounds". 01 - Rosanna - Toto 02 - You Might Need Somebody - Turley Richards 03 - Roxann - Jay Graydon 04 - Home - The Nielsen Pearson Band 05 - Love Is Its Own Reward (Instrumental Version)- Steve Kipner 06 - Mornin' - Al Jarreau 07 - Love You Like I Never Loved Before - John O'Banion 08 - I Keep Forgettin' - Michael McDonald 09 - 17 Years (Feat, Warren Wiebe) - Gardner & Fuller Feat. Warren Wiebe 10 - Have You Ever Had That Feelin' - Cecilio & Kapono 11 - Don't Call My Name - King Hearts 12 - Waiting For Your Love - Toto 13 - If You Leave Me Now - Chicago 14 - Time And Time Again - Marlene 15 - Maeina Del Rey - Marc Jordan 16 - Here I Go (Fallin' In Love Again) - Frannie Golde
Followme876.com presents "California Beach Club Sounds".The music from the American West Coast with touches from Hawaii to Japan, comes in the Podcast Cocktail Party Series. Good music to to this summer selected by Javi Martin and mixed by J&J. Enjoy the summer, enjoy "California Beach Club Sounds". 01 - Rosanna - Toto 02 - You Might Need Somebody - Turley Richards 03 - Roxann - Jay Graydon 04 - Home - The Nielsen Pearson Band 05 - Love Is Its Own Reward (Instrumental Version)- Steve Kipner 06 - Mornin' - Al Jarreau 07 - Love You Like I Never Loved Before - John O'Banion 08 - I Keep Forgettin' - Michael McDonald 09 - 17 Years (Feat, Warren Wiebe) - Gardner & Fuller Feat. Warren Wiebe 10 - Have You Ever Had That Feelin' - Cecilio & Kapono 11 - Don't Call My Name - King Hearts 12 - Waiting For Your Love - Toto 13 - If You Leave Me Now - Chicago 14 - Time And Time Again - Marlene 15 - Maeina Del Rey - Marc Jordan 16 - Here I Go (Fallin' In Love Again) - Frannie Golde
Westcoast 1ª :Vocal arrangements, catchy melodies, harmonies and arrangements, instrumental interpretations in their highest quality are the hallmarks of West Coast music. Its origin precisely comes from the American West Coast in the mid-70s. Musicians close to rock and pop were the "creators" of this musical style that, later and over the years has advanced through other countries and continents, from Japan to different European countries without geographical limit. Tracklist Ben Sidran You Got The Power Turley Richards Going Home Addrisi Brothers Monkey See, Monkey Do Alan Sorrenti Dancing in My Heart J.D. Souther Black Rose Adam Mitchell The French Walts Michael Franks Burchfield Nines George Benson Hey Girl Kenny Rankin Here's That Rainy Day Andy Gibb Fool For a Night Airwaves The Cat Alan O'Day Soldier of Fortune Barbi Benton Smile Andrew Gold I'm a Gambler Barron Longfellow Chicago´s Queen Bill Medley Heart and Soul Bruce Roberts No Other Love Captain & Tenille Baby You Still Got It Dave Loggins You Made Me Feel Love Fonda Feingold Daydreammin' Gino Cunico Fanny (Be Tender With My Love) Helen Reddy Music Music Jay Ferguson Thunder Island Daryl Hall & John Oates Bad habits and Infections England Dan & john Ford Coley I Hear The Music Orleans Dance With Me Lee Ritenour Ipanema Sol Ted Gardestad Satellit Steely Dan Rikki Don't Lose That Number Steely Dan Peg Airplay After The Love is Gone Airplay Stranded**
Westcoast 1ª :Vocal arrangements, catchy melodies, harmonies and arrangements, instrumental interpretations in their highest quality are the hallmarks of West Coast music. Its origin precisely comes from the American West Coast in the mid-70s. Musicians close to rock and pop were the "creators" of this musical style that, later and over the years has advanced through other countries and continents, from Japan to different European countries without geographical limit. Tracklist Ben Sidran You Got The Power Turley Richards Going Home Addrisi Brothers Monkey See, Monkey Do Alan Sorrenti Dancing in My Heart J.D. Souther Black Rose Adam Mitchell The French Walts Michael Franks Burchfield Nines George Benson Hey Girl Kenny Rankin Here's That Rainy Day Andy Gibb Fool For a Night Airwaves The Cat Alan O'Day Soldier of Fortune Barbi Benton Smile Andrew Gold I'm a Gambler Barron Longfellow Chicago´s Queen Bill Medley Heart and Soul Bruce Roberts No Other Love Captain & Tenille Baby You Still Got It Dave Loggins You Made Me Feel Love Fonda Feingold Daydreammin' Gino Cunico Fanny (Be Tender With My Love) Helen Reddy Music Music Jay Ferguson Thunder Island Daryl Hall & John Oates Bad habits and Infections England Dan & john Ford Coley I Hear The Music Orleans Dance With Me Lee Ritenour Ipanema Sol Ted Gardestad Satellit Steely Dan Rikki Don't Lose That Number Steely Dan Peg Airplay After The Love is Gone Airplay Stranded**
Westcoast 1ª :Vocal arrangements, catchy melodies, harmonies and arrangements, instrumental interpretations in their highest quality are the hallmarks of West Coast music. Its origin precisely comes from the American West Coast in the mid-70s. Musicians close to rock and pop were the "creators" of this musical style that, later and over the years has advanced through other countries and continents, from Japan to different European countries without geographical limit. Tracklist Ben Sidran You Got The Power Turley Richards Going Home Addrisi Brothers Monkey See, Monkey Do Alan Sorrenti Dancing in My Heart J.D. Souther Black Rose Adam Mitchell The French Walts Michael Franks Burchfield Nines George Benson Hey Girl Kenny Rankin Here's That Rainy Day Andy Gibb Fool For a Night Airwaves The Cat Alan O'Day Soldier of Fortune Barbi Benton Smile Andrew Gold I'm a Gambler Barron Longfellow Chicago´s Queen Bill Medley Heart and Soul Bruce Roberts No Other Love Captain & Tenille Baby You Still Got It Dave Loggins You Made Me Feel Love Fonda Feingold Daydreammin' Gino Cunico Fanny (Be Tender With My Love) Helen Reddy Music Music Jay Ferguson Thunder Island Daryl Hall & John Oates Bad habits and Infections England Dan & john Ford Coley I Hear The Music Orleans Dance With Me Lee Ritenour Ipanema Sol Ted Gardestad Satellit Steely Dan Rikki Don't Lose That Number Steely Dan Peg Airplay After The Love is Gone Airplay Stranded**
Guest Michel Paradis on his fascinating new book "Last Mission To Tokyo" and how the ingenuity and success of Doolittle's raid marked a crucial turning point in America's war in the Pacific. Paradis argues that Jimmy Doolittle and his men's bombing raid on Tokyo in early 1942 marked a crucial turning point against Japan in the early days of America's involvement in World War II. This horrific psychological blow on Japan caused their Imperial forces to reverse strategy and play defense, perhaps even saving the American West Coast from invasion.
Vocal arrangements, catchy melodies, harmonies and arrangements, instrumental interpretations in their highest quality are the hallmarks of West Coast music. Its origin precisely comes from the American West Coast in the mid-70s. Musicians close to rock and pop were the "creators" of this musical style that, later and over the years has advanced through other countries and continents, from Japan to different European countries without geographical limit.Today in our Podcast Series Cocktail Party we bring the first part of those wonderful years. We hope you enjoy it.
*Vocal arrangements, catchy melodies, harmonies and arrangements, instrumental interpretations in their highest quality are the hallmarks of West Coast music. Its origin precisely comes from the American West Coast in the mid-70s. Musicians close to rock and pop were the "creators" of this musical style that, later and over the years has advanced through other countries and continents, from Japan to different European countries without geographical limit. Today in our Podcast Series Cocktail Party we bring the first part of those wonderful years. We hope you enjoy it.*
*Vocal arrangements, catchy melodies, harmonies and arrangements, instrumental interpretations in their highest quality are the hallmarks of West Coast music. Its origin precisely comes from the American West Coast in the mid-70s. Musicians close to rock and pop were the "creators" of this musical style that, later and over the years has advanced through other countries and continents, from Japan to different European countries without geographical limit. Today in our Podcast Series Cocktail Party we bring the first part of those wonderful years. We hope you enjoy it.*
*Vocal arrangements, catchy melodies, harmonies and arrangements, instrumental interpretations in their highest quality are the hallmarks of West Coast music. Its origin precisely comes from the American West Coast in the mid-70s. Musicians close to rock and pop were the "creators" of this musical style that, later and over the years has advanced through other countries and continents, from Japan to different European countries without geographical limit. Today in our Podcast Series Cocktail Party we bring the first part of those wonderful years. We hope you enjoy it.*
Rev. Kevin Annett rejoins the program to share the global press statement and announcement issued in Vancouver on Thursday, January 23, 2020 by the International Tribunal of Crimes of Church and State (ITCCS). Specifically the statements says: For the past sixteen months, a Citizens Grand Jury based in Vancouver has carefully documented the evidence of ongoing crimes against humanity on Canada’s west coast. These crimes include the rape, torture and trafficking of women and children, the harvesting and trafficking of human organs, the cult ritual torture and murder of men, women and children, the terrorizing, despoiling and dispossessing of indigenous communities, and the targeted killing of traditional indigenous people and political dissidents by domestic and foreign powers. It is clear from this evidence that a continuity of genocide exists in Canada. The crime has never ceased and involves the same forces of Church, State and Business that historically led this genocide but is now is being led by Chinese corporate, military and governmental forces in collusion with the Canadian government. On the basis of this evidence, and in my capacity as the North American Field Secretary of the ITCCS, on January 16 I petitioned the Tribunal to convene a Common Law Court to indict and prosecute the persons and institutions responsible for these crimes in Canada, according to the provisions of the ITCCS Mandate of June 15, 2010. In response, on January 21 I was notified that the ITCCS has assented to this request. You can read the rest of the statement at https://MurderByDecree.com You can learn more about Kevin Annett and his work exposing crimes of the Vatican and other prominent institutions @ http://murderbydecree.com/ or see his weekly radio show @ https://bbsradio.com/herewestand Please consider supporting my channel by becoming a Patreon and receive many free eBooks, interviews, and research material. You can sign up @ http://Patreon.com/SarahWestall Follow me on Twitter @ https://twitter.com/westall_sarahw Censorship is serious. To stay informed of all the latest episodes, sign up for my weekly newsletter @ http://SarahWestall.com MUSIC CREDITS: "Turning Slowly" by Ugonna Onyekwe licensed for broad internet media use, including video and audio Thank you for watching and for supporting independent journalism and media You can purchase any of the amazing products discussed in this episode, including the fat burning Tetrogen, 99.99% Pure C60 Gel Caps, or the amazing Telomere Lengthening Defytime Capsules & many more @ SarahWestall.com/Shop Kevin Annett Biography Kevin Annett is a renowned global human rights campaigner, author and whistle blower who has led the movement to expose and prosecute child murder by church and state, in Canada and Europe. Kevin is the co-founder of The International Tribunal of Crimes of Church and State (www.itccs.org). He has been nominated three times (2013, 2014, 2015) for the Nobel Peace Prize. You can learn more about Kevin Annett and his work exposing crimes of the Vatican and other prominent i...
SAS is opening a year-round route to Los Angeles from Copenhagen. The first flight will be in January 2020. Big demand from leisure travelers in Denmark and a more attractive timetable with daily flights mean that the route will be part of the flight program from the new year. SAS PRESS RELEASE From 13 January 2020, SAS will be moving its route between Stockholm and Los Angeles to the Danish capital. This won't be the first route SAS decided to relocate due to the previously introduced Swedish aviation tax(Lag (2017:1200) om skatt pa flygresor) which carriers has to pay up to SEK400 (EUR39) on long haul routes departing from Swedish airports. The non-existent flight SK963 was flying between Stockholm - Hong Kong before was moved to Copenhagen under a better time slot in October 2018. A320neo SAS However, this won't be the only reason for SAS to make the decision of moving its long haul operation from Stockholm, the "Greta Thunberg effect" has been impacting Swedish travel habits, new buzzwords in Swedish mainstream media like flygskam (flight shame) and tagskryt (train bragging) has made the global air travel industry worried. SAS is also moving its Los Angeles route to Copenhagen at a strategic time as the other big carrier at CPH - Norwegian will suspend 3 long haul destinations in winter season 2019, routes being canceled are Copenhagen to Fort Lauderdale, New York JFK and Los Angeles. This was seem as a move that the low cost carrier is shifting from growth to profitability, something SAS is also keen on after the week-long strike earlier (from April 26 to May 2) in the summer season. The 'new' route will have an improved timetable from six to seven departures a week from Copenhagen Airport(CPH) starting next March. "By opening a year-round route to Los Angeles from Copenhagen we are increasing availability and enabling growth. The timetable is attractive, and thanks to the economies of scale we can achieve in fully utilizing our fleet, we are in a position to provide a daily service from Copenhagen Airport," says Karl Sandlund EVP Commercial, SAS. "Los Angeles is one of the most in-demand intercontinental routes from Copenhagen, and an important route for our leisure customers in particular, who are keen to visit the American West Coast. We continuously assess our offering in order to optimize our network for our travelers," says Karl Sandlund. Flights from Copenhagen to Los Angeles can be booked from 3 September 2019. The first flight departs 13 January 2020. Passengers with already purchased tickets from Stockholm to Los Angeles, will be rebooked via Copenhagen. A350-900 SAS The new time schedule for the route starting January 13th: Flight SK931 departs from CPH 09:35 and arrives in Los Angeles 12:15 the same day. Flight SK932 departs from Los Angeles 14:00 and arrives in CPH 10:10 the day after. There will be daily departures on the route SK9321/932 between Copenhagen and Los Angeles starting on March 31st 2020, something suggests that their newly received A350s next year will come into play here.
The city of Kyiv is the center of Ukrainian culture. Up to 2014 more than 20 million foreigners visited Ukraine annually. But since 2014 this has lowered to about 10 -14 million. Having survived the Mongol Empire, WWII, Chernobyl, and Soviet rule, Kyiv is the proud capital of Ukraine...Natalia Patrikeeva,Bogdan Rudnytski and Andriy Dorosh spoke about the heritage tours of Ukraine, virtual tour, genealogy research in Ukraine, Poland and Slovakia, private tour guide in Ukraine, Poland and Slovakia…................10 FACTS ABOUT UKRAINE, ITS HISTORY, AND ITS PEOPLE1. Ukraine is home to the first constitution in the modern world. In 1710, Ukrainian Cossack leader Pylyp Orlyk authored a constitution establishing three branches of government and legally underscored the importance of equality and human rights for citizens under Cossack rule, including a guarantee for free elections. Orlyk’s government predates the United States Constitution by 77 years. 2. Ukraine is the largest country in Europe. At 233,013 square miles, Ukraine is 2,000 square miles larger than mainland France, 50,000 square miles larger than Spain, and 200,000 square miles larger than Germany3.Ukraine’s ties to Western Europe span more than a 1,000 years. The daughter of Grand Prince Yaroslav, Anna, became the Queen Consort of France in 1051. Anna was highly educated and introduced Eastern culture to the Franks, paving the way for relationships between medieval Ukraine and Western Europe for centuries. 4.Ukrainian civilizations date back to 4800 B.C. The Trypillian and Scythian civilizations thrived in the land where Ukraine is today. At their peak in the 7th century B.C., the Scythians actively traded with civilizations in lands as far away as China, Persia, Egypt, and Greece. 5. Ukrainian leaders shielded thousands of Jews during WWII. Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky, the head of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church for 45 years, was honored by the Anti-Defamation League in 2013 for saving thousands of Jews during WWII. He and other civic and Church leaders hid Jews in their homes and monasteries during the Nazi invasion. A common criticism of Ukrainians is anti-Semitism, but figures like Metropolitan Sheptytsky, dispel such accusations. 6. Ukrainians were subject to one of the worst genocides in history. As many as ten million Ukrainians were killed when they were denied food between 1932-1933. The act, which is widely considered to be genocide on the part of the Soviet Union, is known as the Holodomor. Entire villages where Ukrainians had died were repopulated by ethnic Russians in order to create ethnic homogeny in the Soviet Union.7. Most Ukrainians want to join the European Union. According to the most recent public opinion poll by Deutsche Welle, 73% of Ukrainians want to join the European Union, and the Gorshenin Institute showed that 53% of Ukrainians want to join NATO.8. The official language of Ukraine is Ukrainian. In most countries, the official language is that of the predominant ethnicity – for which many countries are named. Although many ethnic Ukrainians speak Russian and do business in the Russian language, Article 10 of Ukraine’s constitution requires all official activity of the central government to be conducted in Ukrainian. However, the constitution guarantees protections for minority languages, including Russian. Some local governments have adopted Russian, Moldovan, Romanian, and Hungarian as secondary official languages, and are encouraged to use those languages to govern locally, though not nationally. 9. Ukraine has paid off $14 billion USD of its debts in recent months. As Ukraine teeters on the edge of a national default, recent months have proven that it can still live up to its word and pay its international debts. Since Chicagoan Natalie Jaresko took over as Finance Minister in December, Ukraine has paid international creditors $14 billion USD. 10. Ukraine is home to 45.49 million people. According to the World Bank, Ukraine was home to 45.49 million people in 2013 – that’s just short of the population of the entire American West Coast at the last federal census. Ukraine fell victim to massive population loss after independence in 1991, as more than 7 million Ukrainians left their homeland to find work in the United States, Western Europe, and the Middle East. (Ukrainian Magazine® http://ukrainianchi.com/ - Подорожі Україною. Київ - центр української культури. І всі дороги ведуть до славної столиці. А в Україну до 2014 року щорічно прибувало понад 20 млн. туристів звідусіль. З того часу потік відвідувачів зменшився майже на половину, але поволі число гостей більшає...Наталія Патрикієва, Богдан Рудницький, Ірина Журавель і Андрій Дорош говорять про подорожі Україною, підприємництво у сфері подорожній (Dorosh Heritage Tours) місцями спадщини на Волині, на інших землях Західної України, у столиці України та мандрівки Польщею і Словаччиною... https://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/ukrainian/uk/audiotrack/andriy-dorosh-pro-ukrayinu-ukrayinciv-ta-mandrivki-miscyami-ukrayinskoyi-spadshchini-i?language=uk ................10 FACTS ABOUT UKRAINE, ITS HISTORY, AND ITS PEOPLE1. Ukraine is home to the first constitution in the modern world. In 1710, Ukrainian Cossack leader Pylyp Orlyk authored a constitution establishing three branches of government and legally underscored the importance of equality and human rights for citizens under Cossack rule, including a guarantee for free elections. Orlyk’s government predates the United States Constitution by 77 years. 2. Ukraine is the largest country in Europe. At 233,013 square miles, Ukraine is 2,000 square miles larger than mainland France, 50,000 square miles larger than Spain, and 200,000 square miles larger than Germany3.Ukraine’s ties to Western Europe span more than a 1,000 years. The daughter of Grand Prince Yaroslav, Anna, became the Queen Consort of France in 1051. Anna was highly educated and introduced Eastern culture to the Franks, paving the way for relationships between medieval Ukraine and Western Europe for centuries. 4.Ukrainian civilizations date back to 4800 B.C. The Trypillian and Scythian civilizations thrived in the land where Ukraine is today. At their peak in the 7th century B.C., the Scythians actively traded with civilizations in lands as far away as China, Persia, Egypt, and Greece. 5. Ukrainian leaders shielded thousands of Jews during WWII. Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky, the head of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church for 45 years, was honored by the Anti-Defamation League in 2013 for saving thousands of Jews during WWII. He and other civic and Church leaders hid Jews in their homes and monasteries during the Nazi invasion. A common criticism of Ukrainians is anti-Semitism, but figures like Metropolitan Sheptytsky, dispel such accusations. 6. Ukrainians were subject to one of the worst genocides in history. As many as ten million Ukrainians were killed when they were denied food between 1932-1933. The act, which is widely considered to be genocide on the part of the Soviet Union, is known as the Holodomor. Entire villages where Ukrainians had died were repopulated by ethnic Russians in order to create ethnic homogeny in the Soviet Union.7. Most Ukrainians want to join the European Union. According to the most recent public opinion poll by Deutsche Welle, 73% of Ukrainians want to join the European Union, and the Gorshenin Institute showed that 53% of Ukrainians want to join NATO.8. The official language of Ukraine is Ukrainian. In most countries, the official language is that of the predominant ethnicity – for which many countries are named. Although many ethnic Ukrainians speak Russian and do business in the Russian language, Article 10 of Ukraine’s constitution requires all official activity of the central government to be conducted in Ukrainian. However, the constitution guarantees protections for minority languages, including Russian. Some local governments have adopted Russian, Moldovan, Romanian, and Hungarian as secondary official languages, and are encouraged to use those languages to govern locally, though not nationally. 9. Ukraine has paid off $14 billion USD of its debts in recent months. As Ukraine teeters on the edge of a national default, recent months have proven that it can still live up to its word and pay its international debts. Since Chicagoan Natalie Jaresko took over as Finance Minister in December, Ukraine has paid international creditors $14 billion USD. 10. Ukraine is home to 45.49 million people. According to the World Bank, Ukraine was home to 45.49 million people in 2013 – that’s just short of the population of the entire American West Coast at the last federal census. Ukraine fell victim to massive population loss after independence in 1991, as more than 7 million Ukrainians left their homeland to find work in the United States, Western Europe, and the Middle East. (Ukrainian Magazine® http://ukrainianchi.com/
The city of Kyiv is the center of Ukrainian culture. Up to 2014 more than 20 million foreigners visited Ukraine annually. But since 2014 this has lowered to about 10 -14 million. Having survived the Mongol Empire, WWII, Chernobyl, and Soviet rule, Kyiv is the proud capital of Ukraine... 10 FACTS ABOUT UKRAINE, ITS HISTORY, AND ITS PEOPLE1. Ukraine is home to the first constitution in the modern world. In 1710, Ukrainian Cossack leader Pylyp Orlyk authored a constitution establishing three branches of government and legally underscored the importance of equality and human rights for citizens under Cossack rule, including a guarantee for free elections. Orlyk’s government predates the United States Constitution by 77 years. 2. Ukraine is the largest country in Europe. At 233,013 square miles, Ukraine is 2,000 square miles larger than mainland France, 50,000 square miles larger than Spain, and 200,000 square miles larger than Germany3.Ukraine’s ties to Western Europe span more than a 1,000 years. The daughter of Grand Prince Yaroslav, Anna, became the Queen Consort of France in 1051. Anna was highly educated and introduced Eastern culture to the Franks, paving the way for relationships between medieval Ukraine and Western Europe for centuries. 4.Ukrainian civilizations date back to 4800 B.C. The Trypillian and Scythian civilizations thrived in the land where Ukraine is today. At their peak in the 7th century B.C., the Scythians actively traded with civilizations in lands as far away as China, Persia, Egypt, and Greece. 5. Ukrainian leaders shielded thousands of Jews during WWII. Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky, the head of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church for 45 years, was honored by the Anti-Defamation League in 2013 for saving thousands of Jews during WWII. He and other civic and Church leaders hid Jews in their homes and monasteries during the Nazi invasion. A common criticism of Ukrainians is anti-Semitism, but figures like Metropolitan Sheptytsky, dispel such accusations. 6. Ukrainians were subject to one of the worst genocides in history. As many as ten million Ukrainians were killed when they were denied food between 1932-1933. The act, which is widely considered to be genocide on the part of the Soviet Union, is known as the Holodomor. Entire villages where Ukrainians had died were repopulated by ethnic Russians in order to create ethnic homogeny in the Soviet Union.7. Most Ukrainians want to join the European Union. According to the most recent public opinion poll by Deutsche Welle, 73% of Ukrainians want to join the European Union, and the Gorshenin Institute showed that 53% of Ukrainians want to join NATO.8. The official language of Ukraine is Ukrainian. In most countries, the official language is that of the predominant ethnicity – for which many countries are named. Although many ethnic Ukrainians speak Russian and do business in the Russian language, Article 10 of Ukraine’s constitution requires all official activity of the central government to be conducted in Ukrainian. However, the constitution guarantees protections for minority languages, including Russian. Some local governments have adopted Russian, Moldovan, Romanian, and Hungarian as secondary official languages, and are encouraged to use those languages to govern locally, though not nationally. 9. Ukraine has paid off $14 billion USD of its debts in recent months. As Ukraine teeters on the edge of a national default, recent months have proven that it can still live up to its word and pay its international debts. Since Chicagoan Natalie Jaresko took over as Finance Minister in December, Ukraine has paid international creditors $14 billion USD. 10. Ukraine is home to 45.49 million people. According to the World Bank, Ukraine was home to 45.49 million people in 2013 – that’s just short of the population of the entire American West Coast at the last federal census. Ukraine fell victim to massive population loss after independence in 1991, as more than 7 million Ukrainians left their homeland to find work in the United States, Western Europe, and the Middle East. (Ukrainian Magazine® http://ukrainianchi.com/ - Подорожі Україною. Київ - центр української культури. І всі дороги ведуть до славної столиці. А в Україну до 2014 року щорічно прибувало понад 20 млн. туристів звідусіль. З того часу потік відвідувачів зменшився майже на половину, але поволі число гостей більшає...................10 FACTS ABOUT UKRAINE, ITS HISTORY, AND ITS PEOPLE1. Ukraine is home to the first constitution in the modern world. In 1710, Ukrainian Cossack leader Pylyp Orlyk authored a constitution establishing three branches of government and legally underscored the importance of equality and human rights for citizens under Cossack rule, including a guarantee for free elections. Orlyk’s government predates the United States Constitution by 77 years. 2. Ukraine is the largest country in Europe. At 233,013 square miles, Ukraine is 2,000 square miles larger than mainland France, 50,000 square miles larger than Spain, and 200,000 square miles larger than Germany3.Ukraine’s ties to Western Europe span more than a 1,000 years. The daughter of Grand Prince Yaroslav, Anna, became the Queen Consort of France in 1051. Anna was highly educated and introduced Eastern culture to the Franks, paving the way for relationships between medieval Ukraine and Western Europe for centuries. 4.Ukrainian civilizations date back to 4800 B.C. The Trypillian and Scythian civilizations thrived in the land where Ukraine is today. At their peak in the 7th century B.C., the Scythians actively traded with civilizations in lands as far away as China, Persia, Egypt, and Greece. 5. Ukrainian leaders shielded thousands of Jews during WWII. Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky, the head of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church for 45 years, was honored by the Anti-Defamation League in 2013 for saving thousands of Jews during WWII. He and other civic and Church leaders hid Jews in their homes and monasteries during the Nazi invasion. A common criticism of Ukrainians is anti-Semitism, but figures like Metropolitan Sheptytsky, dispel such accusations. 6. Ukrainians were subject to one of the worst genocides in history. As many as ten million Ukrainians were killed when they were denied food between 1932-1933. The act, which is widely considered to be genocide on the part of the Soviet Union, is known as the Holodomor. Entire villages where Ukrainians had died were repopulated by ethnic Russians in order to create ethnic homogeny in the Soviet Union.7. Most Ukrainians want to join the European Union. According to the most recent public opinion poll by Deutsche Welle, 73% of Ukrainians want to join the European Union, and the Gorshenin Institute showed that 53% of Ukrainians want to join NATO.8. The official language of Ukraine is Ukrainian. In most countries, the official language is that of the predominant ethnicity – for which many countries are named. Although many ethnic Ukrainians speak Russian and do business in the Russian language, Article 10 of Ukraine’s constitution requires all official activity of the central government to be conducted in Ukrainian. However, the constitution guarantees protections for minority languages, including Russian. Some local governments have adopted Russian, Moldovan, Romanian, and Hungarian as secondary official languages, and are encouraged to use those languages to govern locally, though not nationally. 9. Ukraine has paid off $14 billion USD of its debts in recent months. As Ukraine teeters on the edge of a national default, recent months have proven that it can still live up to its word and pay its international debts. Since Chicagoan Natalie Jaresko took over as Finance Minister in December, Ukraine has paid international creditors $14 billion USD. 10. Ukraine is home to 45.49 million people. According to the World Bank, Ukraine was home to 45.49 million people in 2013 – that’s just short of the population of the entire American West Coast at the last federal census. Ukraine fell victim to massive population loss after independence in 1991, as more than 7 million Ukrainians left their homeland to find work in the United States, Western Europe, and the Middle East. (Ukrainian Magazine® http://ukrainianchi.com/
Strange but true, Peter Morse has just travelled to the fly fishing mecca of Oregon on the American West Coast and New Zealand with his 2 handed Spey fly rod and didn't catch a single fish! Anyone who knows Peter, knows that he could catch them in a bath tub, the reason he didn't catch fish was that he was too busy competition casting! We also hear about the 13 year old girl who is the world fly casting accuracy champion. That's our first cast this morning on The Big Fish. Rob Paxevanos has a Clyde River special, we look at the king of the estuary, the mighty Mulloway and some of the other winter options. Stinker takes us on a minimalists fishing trip to the Dampier Archipelago. Armed with nothing more than a 50lb handline and a 6/0 hook he caught bags and bags of hard fighting great eating fish. Alex Bellissimo continues our fishing journey along the Northern Beaches of Sydney. This week we share some hot spots on Freshwater and Curl Curl beach as we work our way from Manly to Palm Beach.
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Welcome to episode 75 of Love That Album. I’m joined by my friend and fellow presenter from the See Hear podcast, Mr Bernard Stickwell to discuss the legacy of the songwriter, musician, orchestrator and singer, Judee Sill. In the early 1970s Judee gave the world two magnificent records - her eponymous debut and its follow up Heart Food. In an era when songwriters like Joni Mitchell and Warren Zevon (who covered one of Judee's songs) were revered, and the American West Coast sound was popular, it seems bizarre that Judee’s artistic triumphs were commercial failures. The lack of commercial success, however, was just another disappointment in a life full of hardship. Bernie and I discuss her life’s story as well as what makes the music so wonderful. If you haven’t caught up with her repertoire yet, Bernie and I urge you to get these two albums. Thank us later. Eric Reanimator returns for another great Album I Love segment to discuss a compilation by country songwriter (and actor) Hoyt Axton. You can download the show by searching for Love That Album in the iTunes store or downloading streaming directly from http://lovethatalbum.blogspot.com.au Send the show feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum. If you’d consider writing an iTunes review or recommending the show to a friend, I’d be immensely grateful.
Errol Organs from Live Chat with ALOZADE, JUTAH RHYME,ERROL ORGANS Trench Town, Kingston, Jamaica, home of Root Rock Reggae Music. A very humble, but talented Singer, Songwriter, Composer, Producer and Arranger. He has produced, arranged and composed such famous Riddims as "Federal" & "Rebel Reggae" which boasts such Artists as Capleton, Anthony B and many more. In 2002, Errol Organs received the "Bob Marley Memorial Award" for excellency in Reggae Music in Toronto, Canada. He has also toured in Canada, The American West-Coast, Sunsplash (Jamaica), Africa, and Europe (Poland, France, Switzerland, Holland). For booking information: Triple L Records, + Love Street, Kingston 12, Jamaica, W.I. Tel:+1876-899-0931 Following the success of the song “Bad Out Deh”, Alozade has also been creating a storm on stage. He blew away his audience performing at the recently held Asylum Anniversary, Stone Love Anniversary, Camp Fire, Western Jamboree and Fire Links Anniversary show among other top events.New releases such as ‘Feminine Gender' on Don Corleon's ‘Sweat' rhythm, ‘I feel The Pain' on the popular Gangsta Rock rhythm and ‘Screw Face' on the ‘Punaany - Rebirth' rhythm .In 2008 he gave you songs such as My Intentions on the out deh riddim on the SOUTHBLOCK ICON'S label One Dagger on the Mento Vibes riddim produced by Enrapture,Moses Law produced by Mario aka mad scientist on the Muzic Factrory label and Its Burning featuring Baby pink on the Gargoyle riddim on the Bumb Rush label.
On this episode of Inside MusiCast we’re taking you to Norway for a chat with a rising star making waves across his own country and gaining notoriety and respect in many areas around the world. Ole Børud has just released his third solo album “Keep Movin’”, a soulful, funky and American West Coast laced collection of songs that captures the essence of a variety of musicians that have influenced his musical path, artists such as Pages, Seawind, Stevie Wonder, and Gino Vannelli, just to name a few. Ole dove into the world of music at the early age of five; appearing on his first record by the time he was only six years old. From the age of 16, he has been a full time musician and has toured the world with numerous bands, including the acclaimed death metal band, Extol. Inside MusiCast is proud to welcome singer, guitarist and an amazing horn arranger, Ole Børud.
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