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Chris and Victoria discuss the murders of Tamir Rice and Antwon Rose Jr. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crimetherapy/support

On this episode of the EPND Podcast Amil and Jason sat down with two powerful queens pulsating with the divine feminine. We covered topics ranging from aligning our chakras to anger management to teen domestic violence. Maya @mayamyeko. and Launa "Bellz" Noelle @launa.luv spoke about being courageous enough to pursue their dream as fashion designers while most their age are just going with the flow. Maya Myeko and Bellz share heartfelt details that shaped their high school experience as youth leaders from naviagting oppressive school administrators, gun violence and ultimately the tragic and untimely loss of their friend Antwon Rose Jr. The episode was interrupted with news of the tragic untimely passing of NBA legend Kobe Bryant. Follow Maya Myeko's journey by connecting with her @mayamyeko on twitter or @mayamyeko on Instagram. Audio Engineering by Zafir McBride & Amil Cook  Music Composition by theycallmejeff   Executive Production by Jason Orr & Amil Cook Follow EPND on Twitter @EPNDPodcast Follow EPND on Instagram @EPNDPodcast This media content is the exclusive property of  The Extraordinary People Next Door Podcast © | EPND Podcast, LLC. For inquires please email epndpodcast@gmail.com and visit our website at www.epndpodcast.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/epnd-podcast/support

JT and The Don welcome two special guests who are military veterans that are well versed in sports.  Coach Charles Harley, a former marine, is the associate head football coach and offensive coordinator at Landon School and former head football coach at Forestville Military Academy.  Don Wagner, a former infantry rifle platoon leader of the 101st Airborne Division of the US Army, and host of the podcast 'This Podcast is Legally Objectionable' also joins the set.  They join JT and The Don in a military roundtable discussing Alejandro Villanueva's choice of name to display on his helmet, the NFL's social justice stance, and more.  Plus, the fellas preview Week 3 of the NFL with storylines to watch for and their weekend predictions.  They also discuss the major injuries from last weekend and which NFL coaches are already on the hot seat.  Plus much more!  Enjoy and be safe! EPISODE 60 RUNDOWN Military Vets & NFL Protest Roundtable Intro. - 1:28 Villanueva, Alwyn Cashe, & Antwon Rose Jr. - 4:00 What if Military Weekend was Upstaged by Social Justice Demonstration? - 11:05 Colin Kaepernick - 21:10 NFL Stars Injured - 32:50 NFL Coaches on the Hot Seat - 40:15 NFL Contenders, Pretenders, and the Fuhgeddaboudits - 45:30 Paul George & the Future of the Clippers - 53:27 Michael Jordan & NASCAR - 1:00:20 NFL Week 3 - Top Storylines - 1:08:31 Weekend Predictions - 1:13:50 Trivia Time - 1:18:35   JT and The Don All-Sports Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio app, and wherever else you listen to your other favorite podcasts. Check out the website at http://jtandthedon.com Follow us on Twitter: @jtandthedon Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jtandthedon/

Football is back! ...and it couldn’t have been more cringy. From extended displays of virtue signaling and foolish covid-19 restrictions to the divisive naming of the national & “black” national anthems and the championing of criminals through commemorating them on sports jerseys…it was a lot! The boys take a serious glimpse into the meaning behind all that is happening. And yes, we also crack open some of these high-profile investigations such as Breonna Taylor and Antwon Rose Jr to see how we should feel about the narratives and the facts. Ps. The Ravens are 2-0!

This week we briefly talk about the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsberg and the political ramifications of replacing her in the Supreme Court (00:02:53). The Pittsburgh Steelers as a team decided to honor Antwon Rose Jr but lineman Al Villanueva took it upon himself not to (00:10:24). Former NBA player and NCAA champion Ty Lawson is banned from the Chinese Basketball Association for a strip club social media post (00:35:35). Then we ask “what’s the craziest lie you’ve told a woman?” (00:54:33), “who’s the ugliest celeb/rich person you’d sleep with for free?” (01:03:50), “what celebrity would you sleep with/date in secret due to their reputation?” (01:14:16). Final Thoughts (01:36:12).

The Steelers look good on the field, but they're facing a big backlash over their divided social justice stand off of it.It was a mixed message to say the least. The Steelers high profile Monday Night Football attempt to stand united against racism was seemingly sabotaged by a war-hero left tackle. With the rest of the team wearing the name of Pittsburgh-area police shooting victim Antwon Rose Jr. on their helmets, Afghanistan war vet and Army Ranger Alejandro Villanueva seemingly went rogue. He hand-scrawled the name of fellow vet Alwyn Cashe on his helmet in Sharpie ink. Cashe, who is African-American, died of injuries suffered pulling fellow soldiers out of a burning vehicle in Iraq.Now a large segment of Steelers Nation is divided, TV ratings are tanking and many now-former NFL fans are tuning out the league's aggressive venture into divisive politics. Will it prove a poison pill in Pittsburgh – and across the rest of the NFL? We have all the best takes on these off-field troubles, plus plenty of coverage of what happened on the field vs. the Giants -- including running back James Conner's suddenly shaky starting status – all in this controversy strewn edition of the Steelers Update Podcast. So listen up, Steeler fans! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of The Critical Hour, Dr. Wilmer Leon is joined by Attorney John Buris, known for his work in the areas of Civil Rights with an emphasis on police misconduct and excessive force cases raising federal questions under Federal Code Section 1983. Roy Oliver, a white former Texas police officer, was found guilty of murder yesterday in the April 2017 shooting of Jordan Edwards, 15, a freshman honor roll student who was sitting in the front passenger seat of a car. He was killed instantly. Oliver could face up to life in prison. Officer Michael Rosfeld has been charged with one count of criminal homicide in the June 19 shooting death of Antwon Rose Jr. in Pennsylvania. Is this an indication that there might be a shift in responses by prosecutors and the public to police shootings of unarmed individuals? This would be just in time, as a new study shows that militarizing police units has a negative effect on communities, triggering higher levels of violence, distrust towards law enforcement and discrimination. There are major winners and losers from Tuesday's primaries in Arizona and Florida. What does this mean going forward to the midterms? The most closely watched race was the Republican primary for the Arizona Senate seat vacated by retiring GOP Sen. Jeff Flake. Last night, Arizona Rep. Martha McSally prevailed with relative ease, setting up a November showdown with Democrat Kyrsten Sinema. A retired military officer, McSally served in the United States Air Force and rose to the rank of colonel. becoming one of the highest-ranking female pilots in the history of the Air Force. She was quite clear on her opinion of the late Sen. John McCain: he was a great guy, but as a politician, he was not the standard. What does this say to you about Republican politics? In Florida's governor's race, the Democratic primary saw a shocking upset! Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum defeated establishment pick Gwen Graham. Gillum supports a progressive agenda: a Medicare-for-all single-payer health care system, abolishing ICE, raising the minimum hourly wage to $15 and raising the corporate tax rate to pay for education. He earned endorsements from Bernie Sanders and Tom Steyer. Before Gillum's win, he was coming in at just 16 points in the most recent polls. In the general election, Gillum will face Florida Republican Rep. Ron DeSantis, who has the backing of President Donald Trump. Gillum is his party's third black gubernatorial nominee this campaign season, along with Stacey Abrams in Georgia and Ben Jealous in Maryland. His victory comes as Democrats have elevated an increasingly diverse field of candidates, including women, African-Americans and Muslims. But Democratic establishment leadership is resisting this growing sentiment within its base. Four in 10 Americans struggled to pay for basic needs such as food or housing last year, according to a new study from the Urban Institute, a Washington-based think tank. Despite a growing US economy and a low unemployment rate, 39.4 percent of Americans between 18 and 64 years old said they experienced at least one type of material hardship in 2017, such as difficulty paying for housing, utilities, food or health care. "Economic growth and low unemployment alone do not ensure everyone can meet their basic needs," the authors wrote in a report. In Donald Trump's “booming” economy, food insecurity was the most common challenge, with over 23 percent of households struggling to feed their families at some point during 2017, followed by troubles paying a family medical bill, reported by about 18 percent of respondents. The findings came as a surprise among researchers with the Urban Institute, who had expected to find a high level of hardship among poor Americans but hadn't predicted so many middle-class families would also struggle to meet their basic needs. I guess not everyone is feeling the boom.GUESTS: John Burris — Lead attorney and founder of the Law Office of John L. Burris. He is primarily known for his work in the areas of Civil Rights with an emphasis on police misconduct and excessive force cases.Shermichael Singleton - Political analyst. Dr. Robert M. Brown, III - Medical Sociologist and author of Economic Stress: Harsh Truths and Keys to Empowerment. Dr. Seft Hunder - Executive Director of Communities Creating Opportunity.

Jasiri Oronde Smith’s mom knew what she was doing when she chose the first name for her baby boy, the Swahili word for “brave.”    That baby grew up to be lauded hip-hop artist and activist Jasiri X.   As a co-founder of 1Hood Media, a collective of socially conscious activists who utilize art to raise awareness about social justice matters, Jasiri X is fostering a new generation of artists and media professionals who use their voices to challenge inequity and unify humanity.   He has raised his own voice by writing and performing songs like “The Whitest House,” “Strange Fruit” and “Song for Trayvon,” and is never afraid to speak truth to the most pressing social issues of our time. For his artistic activism, Jasiri X was awarded a prestigious 2016 Honorary Doctorate of Letters from the Chicago Theological Society, the same institution from which the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. received an honorary doctorate nearly 60 years prior.   Jasiri X has been part of recent movements in support of union rights, humane treatment of immigrants and their families, and justice for Trayvon Martin, an unarmed African American youth who was shot to death in Florida by a neighborhood watch volunteer. Most recently, Jasiri X has emerged as a passionate leader in an ongoing series of protests in response to the shooting of unarmed black teenager Antwon Rose Jr. by a white officer in East Pittsburgh, a suburb of the City of Pittsburgh.   “Tragedy is bringing together communities from a cross-section of collective unity like we’ve never seen before,” says Jasiri X, “and that is a hopeful sign.”   Hear how Jasiri X is opening eyes and changing minds one rhyme at a time on this episode of “We Can Be.”   “We Can Be” is hosted by The Heinz Endowments’ Grant Oliphant and produced by the Endowments and Treehouse Media. Theme music is composed by John Dziuban, with incidental music by Josh Slifkin and Akil Esoon.

https://onthegroundshow.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/OTG-JULY6-2018-DIST-SMALL.mp3 On this show: Contrary to the national trend of police officers not being charged for killing unarmed men, women and children, a police officer has been charged in the shooting death of 17-year-old Antwon Rose Jr. in East Pittsburgh. We speak to the attorney for the teenager's family. And for 25 years, activists opposed to the death penalty have been holding an annual vigil and fast in front of the Supreme Court. Plus these headlines: -Continued protests and court developments over the Trump administration's immigration policies. - Chantal James attends the June 30th Families Belong Together Rally in DC. -DC youth are Among those attending the Congress of the National Academy of Future Scientists and Technologists. - The Alexander Crummell School, an historic landmark in the Ivy City community in Northeast DC since it was built in 1911, is at the center of a struggle over whether it and the land around it will be used for a community center or for upscale condos. - The first annual DC Pan African Festival: Living The Nguzo Saba is Saturday July 7, 2018. -Sports: the World Cup update and LeBron James goes West. -New album, "Scorpion," by Drake. On The Ground: Voices of Resistance from the Nation's Capital (www.onthegroundshow.org) is a weekly show that brings alternative news from DC. We cover social justice activism and activists, those who are in the DC area and those who come to DC from across the nation or from across the globe to speak truth to power. Esther Iverem, creator, executive producer and host, is an award-winning journalist, poet, visual artist and activist. Her most recent book is Olokun of the Galaxy, a book of poetry and visual art about honoring Earths oceans and ecosystem and those who perished or descended from the Atlantic Slave Trade. (Seeing Black Press).

https://onthegroundshow.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/OTG-JUNE29-2018-DIST-SMALL.mp3 On today's show, author and historian Gerald Horne on the real history and politics of the Supreme Court. And whether it is Trump's Muslim travel ban or increasing outrage over immigrant concentration camps, hundreds took to the streets of DC this week to raise their voices in protest. HEADLINES: -600 Arrested at Capitol Hill Protest to Keep Refugee Families Together... -Crowds of demonstrators also rallied outside the Supreme Court this week as the court handed down several controversial decisions. -DC Residents react to permit given to White Supremacists to mark one-year since deadly Charlottesville attack. -James Fields, the man who drove a car through that crowd of counter-demonstrators in Charlottesville last year , has been charged with multiple hate crimes, for death of Heather Heyer and for injuring 28 other people. -In Pennsylvania East Pittsburgh Police Officer Michael Rosfeld, has been arrested and charged with the shooting death of 17-year-old Antwon Rose Jr., 17, who was shot in the back June 19th while fleeing from a car that had been stopped on suspicion it was involved in a drive-by shooting. -Scientists and researchers are sounding the alarm over a recent proposal from the acting head of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration that would remove “climate” and “conservation” from the agency’s mission statement. -Update on World Cup. -Historian Hari Jones, expert on the contributions of African Americans during the Civil War and former assistant director and curator at the African American Civil War Freedom Foundation and Museum, died on June 22. VOICES: Gerald Horne, Ana Maria Archila, Tameka Mallory, Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee and Linda Sarsour On The Ground: Voices of Resistance from the Nation's Capital (www.onthegroundshow.org) is a weekly show that brings alternative news from DC. We cover social justice activism and activists, those who are in the DC area and those who come to DC from across the nation or from across the globe to speak truth to power. Esther Iverem, creator, executive producer and host, is an award-winning journalist, poet, visual artist and activist. Her most recent book is Olokun of the Galaxy, a book of poetry and visual art about honoring Earth's oceans and ecosystem and those who perished or descended from the Atlantic Slave Trade. (Seeing Black Press).

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The officer responsible for his death has been charged with criminal homicide. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

We find out the places Uncle Steve has worked. Is jumping around in a bounce house not cool when you are a parent? The officer who shot Antwon Rose Jr. is charged with criminal homicide. The shooting at the Maryland newspaper marks the 154th mass shooting this year. What happens when vegans run their mouth at a cookout with meat lovers. Recharging one's battery can be beneficial. The CEO explains why 'Me Time' is so important in today's Closing Remarks and more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

On June 19, 17-year-old Antwon Rose Jr. was shot and killed by police officer Michael Rosfeld in the borough of East Pittsburgh in Allegheny County. People have been in the streets in Pittsburgh demanding accountability for Antwon's death and for an end to police brutality every day since the shooting. In this episode, you'll hear some of the speakers at the #JusticeForAntwon protest that was held outside the Allegheny County Courthouse on June 21. The moderator of the event was Brandi Fisher of the Alliance for Police Accountability. You can hear a previous conversation with Brandi in episode 2. You can learn more about the Alliance for Police Accountability at their Facebook page: facebook.com/APAPGH The speakers include Leon Ford, Jr., who was shot by a police officer during a traffic stop in 2012 and is now paralyzed from the waist down. You can follow Leon on Twitter @leonfordspeaks.

Since IHOP is changing its name, the fellas have their own franchises that they want changed. Antwon Rose Jr. is laid to rest. Permit Patty is getting heat for calling the cops. Comedy Roulette gives us reasons why we can't be together. Trump targets Jimmy Fallon in his late night tweets. A bourbon warehouse loses 9,000 barrels and kills fish in a nearby creek. Today Uncle Steve talks about something that you can't live without and much more in his Closing Remarks. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

The 17 year old teen that was shot by Pittsburg area police was laid to rest and citizens in Pittsburg are demanding justice. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

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Tonight was the 4th evening for the protests for Antwon Rose JR. Tune in and find out where it took me and how the evening unfolded. Host: Paul Falavolito @paulfalavolitoFacebook: Paul Falavolito PodcastTwitter: Paul Falavolito Podcastwww.paulfalavolitopodcast.comListen on iTunes, Google Play, & iHeart RadioIf you enjoyed this episode, be sure and leave a “Star” rating and a comment on iTunes. Send questions, feedback or enquire about advertising on my shows: podcast@paulfalavolito.comCall in or text the show: 412-701-4323Subscribe and listen to all of my podcast shows:The 7 Minute Leadership Podcast EMS TalkThe Daily PfavHot topics podcast