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Devannon Hubert is the host of Sex, Drugs, and Jesus, a podcast that highlights taboo concepts and the people that enjoy them. He joined me on Ramble by the River to discuss his life as a gay man, his experience of being excommunicated from his church, his time in the military, his rise to prominence in the black-market drug trade; his HIV diagnosis; and his eventual arrest by SWAT team. We covered a lot of ground over two hours and kept coming back to ideas about how to practice acceptance and tolerance in a world that sometimes feels so hostile and unforgiving that selfless love feels impossible. We covered hypnosis, drug abuse, religion, romance, social manipulation, oppression, hate, love, and podcasting. Devannon brings his irreverent and hilarious sense of humor to these heavy topics and the result is something magical. I really like this episode. I think it shows how two people can appear to be quite different on the surface, but deep down we all share so much in common. I had a great time making this thing and I hope you enjoy listening to it. If you want to support the show... Go to the all new Ramble by the River Patreon. Thank you so much for being part of the Ram-fam, Jeff Topics/Keywords: podcasting; starting a podcast; Podmatch.com; Alex Sanfilipo; matchmaker.fm; Descript.com; audio editing, audio production; podcast community building; church; LBGTQ; children's church; community service; volunteering to serve; gay-affirming church; The Golden Compass; Nicole Kidman; The Matrix; mass-deception; hypnotherapy; stage hypnosis; highly-suggest-able state; critical thought; executive control; willful suspension of disbelief; personality types; LSD-assisted hypnotherapy; psilocybin; Triumph of the Will; Adolf Hitler; Hitler Youth; propaganda; evangelical church; evangelists; Don't Ask Don't Tell; gay in the military; The Village People; homosexuality conversion; conversion therapy; gold-star gay; dreams; dreaming; dream-interpretation; Sigmund Freud; dream symbols; prophetic dreams; supernatural abilities; premonitions, deja vu; collective unconscious; Carl G. Jung; Buddhists; religious diversity; philosophical autonomy; drunkenness; sobriety; abstinence; wine; alcohol; addiction; Alcoholics Anonymous, 12-step programs; environmental correlates of addiction; Dr. Carl Hart; Columbia University; Drug Use For Grown-ups; relapse; harm-reduction strategy; Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous; heroin injection sites; needle exchange; morality; psychoactive substances; methamphetamine; cocaine; sugar; Christianity; Jesus Christ; free will; women's right to choose; abortion; The Bible; Love; apostle Paul; House of Cards; Book of Acts; Joel Olstein, Joyce Meyers; John the Baptist, social isolation; idolatry; wealth; Sex, Drugs, and Jesus: A memoir of Self-destruction and Resurrection; HIV; AIDS; Hepatitis B; drug dealers; selling meth; trauma; PTSD; SWAT; Houston, TX; trap house; bug chasers; HIV treatments; Truvada; Magic Johnson; Mary J. Blige; Chik-fil-A; Donald J. Trump. Guest Links: Devannon Hubert -Podcast: Sex, Drugs, and Jesus -Book (Coming soon): Sex, Drugs, and Jesus: A Memoir of Self-Destruction and Resuection Connect: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SexDrugsAndJesus/ (https://www.facebook.com/SexDrugsAndJesus/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/TabooTopix (https://twitter.com/TabooTopix) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/devannon (https://www.linkedin.com/in/devannon) Websites: www.sexdrugsandjesus.com Ramble by the River Links: Business inquiries/guest booking: Ramblebytheriver@gmail.com Website: (For episode catalogue): https://my.captivate.fm/Ramblebytheriver.captivate.fm (Ramblebytheriver.captivate.fm) (Podcast main page): RamblebytheRiver.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeff.nesbitt.9619 (https://www.facebook.com/jeff.nesbitt.9619) Instagram: https://instagram.com/ramblebytheriver?r=nametag (@ramblebytheriver) Twitter: @RambleRiverPod Youtube:...
Major General Leah Lauderback is one of the highest-ranking openly gay officers in the U.S. military. During her nearly three decades in the Air Force, she went from living in hiding during Don't Ask Don't Tell to leading a group of other LGBTQ servicemembers. Maj. Gen. Lauderback speaks with CBS News chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford about the conversations she's had with other military members, educating them on what LGBTQ people experience in the military and in life. Maj. Gen. Lauderback also discusses her hopes for the future of inclusivity in the military. Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.
I'm joined by Ashley Grugin to discuss her experience as a bisexual, mixed race woman in the Air Force under Don't Ask Don't Tell and after it was repealed. We use very harsh language in this episode, but we do it to illustrate the experience of LGBTQ servicemembers over the last century.
In today's episode, Joan talks with Jeff Roth. Jeff is an Army National Guard Officer and best-selling author for his book: Fires, Floods, and Taxicabs: Taking a Bite of Burracurracy. Jeff also talks about his experience as a soldier in the military during "Don't Ask Don't Tell". Joan also speaks with Congressman, Bobby Rush. Later in the show, Joan speaks with Stacy Gates of the CTU as well as Robert Cotter; a local immigration attorney. Lastly, Joan speaks with Robert McDonald an events coordinator for The Book Stall.
CDR Marra discusses her personal journey of coming out, meeting her wife, and forming her own rainbow family with the help of a military fertility treatment center. She describes being double board certified in family medicine, with a CAQ/fellowship training in Sports Medicine (FAAFP/CAQSM), and her time working in Okinawa Japan. CDR Marra focuses on her experience with policy changes within the military, including the “Don't Ask Don't Tell” policy (1993 - 2011), and the importance of “firsts” and representation within the military. Finally, CDR Marra speaks about being involved in the initiation of the transgender care team, and eventually taking over as chair. She believes many of the discriminatory policies against transgender athletes are “based on fear, rather than facts.” CDR Marra recently published her editorial in AFP this month on transgender athletes. You can read it here: https://www.aafp.org/afp/2021/0501/afp20210501p518.pdf Visit https://www.transathlete.com/ for more information about transgender athletes and state policies at various levels. DISCLAIMER: All the opinions presented in this podcast are our own and do not reflect the opinions of any branch of the U.S. military, or the Department of Defense.
Air Force Veteran Josh Seefried grew up knowing he wanted to serve in the Air Force. It started when his parents sent him to Space Camp in fifth grade, offering him the experience of a lifetime. The next summer, he participated in Aviation Challenge, getting the chance to fly and engage in aerial combat through a simulator. In seventh grade, he petitioned his congressman to get him into a shadow cadet program at the U.S. Air Force Academy, a program reserved only for high school students.After high school, the Air Force Academy officially admitted Seefried as a student and he could not be happier. Yet, his enchantment with the Air Force – and the military more generally – soon turned into trauma. Seefried was gay and was blackmailed and exposed while serving under Don't Ask Don't Tell.In this episode of Borne the Battle, Seefried shares his life's story, from being blackmailed and outed as gay to becoming one of the nation's foremost advocates for LGBT active-duty service members. He discusses: When one of his academy teachers found out he was gay and blackmailed him for favors Being outed as gay How his superiors treated him when investigating his blackmail case Using social media to stake out a space for LGBT members of the military to communicate How he helped fellow service members come out after Don't Ask Don't Tell was repealed An early part of Seefried's strategy to change the military's culture for its LGBT members included the novel use of social media. At a time when social media platforms like Facebook were still new, Seefried formed online groups that connected thousands of LGBT service members.Seefried regularly appeared on major broadcasting networks under the pseudonym “JD Smith,” advocating for the LGBT military community. But after President Obama signed the Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal Act of 2010, Seefried publicly came out.After years of LGBT advocacy, Seefried left a lasting mark on the military. He entered the Air Force with high hopes and left it a place that he could feel proud of having been a part of.Borne the Battle Veteran of the Week:Army Veteran Melissa Margain Additional Links: Seefried published Our Time: Breaking the Silence of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell in 2012, a book assembling the voices of men and women who served under Don't Ask Don't Tell. VA recognizes the existing diversity inherent to its population, including the LGBT community. That is why it offers service members targeted benefits designed for those connected with the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell. VA Patient Care Services provides a range of healthcare services that the LGBT Veteran community can take advantage of. VA schedules stakeholder listening sessions to guide future of VA health care Seefried published Our Time: Breaking the Silence of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell in 2012, a book assembling the voices of men and women who served under Don't Ask Don't Tell. VA recognizes the existing diversity inherent to its population, including the LGBT community. That is why it offers service members targeted benefits designed for those connected with the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell. VA Patient Care Services provides a range of healthcare services that the LGBT Veteran community can take advantage of. VA schedules stakeholder listening sessions to guide future of VA health care
We Are Not So Different welcomes Nick McPheron as he candidly shares his experiences as part of the LGBTQ community -including knowing from a very young age, coming out to his family, and navigating Don’t Ask Don’t Tell while serving in the navy. Click on that link to hear more…
How do you deal with jealousy in a new relationship? How do you make Don’t Ask Don’t Tell (DADT) work? What do you do when your partner hates your other partner? In today's episode, we answer these questions and more.
Legendary LGBT+ Civil Rights Activist, Robin Johnston McGehee joins us to talk about activism and civil disobedience. Her story is inspiring and has pushed us to want to do more. Robin has fought for marriage equality, the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell, and the rights of LGBT+ people at the local, state, and federal levels. Support the show (http://paypal.me/thesourcelgbt)
To make the COVID-19 vaccine available to more people and to encourage people to get vaccinated, San Diego County is offering walk-up, no-appointment-needed vaccinations at some of its county-run sites. Plus, San Diego prosecutors want to remove about 350 people who have turned their lives from the gang injunction list that San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria called “outdated” and longer serves “their alleged purpose.” Also, California will lose a congressional seat for the first time in the state's history and many are now wondering what this means for their voice in Washington. In addition, San Diego police are sounding the alarm on what they say is the rise in ghost guns, homemade, unserialized firearms that are almost impossible to trace. A decade after Don't Ask Don't Tell ended, one of Naval Avaition's few openly gay pilots says that wasn't enough to save his career. And, video footage played a key role in both the Rodney King and George Floyd trials, but the outcomes were vastly different. What changed? Finally, a new album by Silent, a Mexicali-based band, tackles the toxicity of hate with a powerful goth-punk beauty.
Doing The Most With Phoebe Robinson joined the ranks of "rich people hanging out with each other" shows last week, and Here For It author R. Eric Thomas joined US to talk about the 2 Dope Queens co-host's foray into TV, including clunky animations, guest chemistry, and whether the animals in the pilot were too well-behaved. Dave was Not A Crackpot about leaving internet-based "fun" to the experts before we went Around The Dial with Kung Fu, Home Economics, Cybill, The Great Pottery Throwdown, United States Of Al, and Pennyworth. Then we studied some layouts for a first-season Ugly Betty submission before declaring a Winner and Loser and mashing up character names in Game Time. Don't be an ass; listen to an all-new Extra Hot Great.Show TopicsDoing The Most With Phoebe RobinsonATD: Kung FuATD: Home EconomicsATD: CybillATD: The Great Pottery ThrowdownATD: United States Of AlATD: PennyworthThe Canon: Ugly Betty S01.E18: Don't Ask Don't TellWinner and Loser of the WeekGame Time: Connective TissueShow NotesFollow Eric on TwitterEric's weekly humor newsletterEric's websiteAnd check out Eric's book, Here For ItTara's Home Economics review at PrimetimerPast guest Roxana Hadadi's United States Of Al review at RogerEbert.comQuaid In Full's Something To Talk About episode featuring TaraPhoto: Tyler TwinsDiscussionTweet at us @ExtraHotPodcast on TwitterWe are @ExtraHotGreat on InstagramSupport EHG on PatreonThe EHG gang have been recording this podcast for almost a decade now. In podcasting terms, that makes us positively Methuselahian. Since the start of EHG, our listeners have asked if we had a tip jar or donation system and we'd look at each other and say surely that is a joke, people don't pay other people to do podcasts. We'd email them back "Ha ha ha, good one, Chet" and go about our business. Now we are told this is a real thing that real nice people do. Value for value? In today's topsy turvy world? It's madness but that good kind of madness, like when you wake up at 3:15am and clean your house. Or something. In all seriousness, we are humbled by your continued prodding to get a Patreon page up for EHG and here it is! Extra Hot Great on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Happy SUNDAY! We are so excited to bring you this week's episode featuring the founder and creator of Black Roots Design LLC, Aaron Womack Gilliam! We had an amazing, laugh filled, and authentic discussion with him, and he shared about starting his business, life in the closet under Don't Ask Don't Tell, meeting his husband on the apps and more! We hope you enjoy it! Content warning: Surviving sexual assault. Tithes and Offerings: This week Aaron chose the Pride Center of Staten Island, click on the link to join us and support!
Don't Ask Don't Tell was an insidious policy implemented by President Bill Clinton and continued by Presidents George Bush and Barack Obama that forced LGBTQ members of the military into hiding. Coast Guard Academy rower John Olbrys joins us to talk about the underground network of gay and lesbian military members during that time, as well as his hopes of competing for a spot in the Olympics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Content Warning : This week's episode discusses various heavy topics which may be upsetting or triggering for some listeners.Topics include, but are not limited to, and brief mentions of : Covid 19, Anti-masking, War Crimes, US Military, War Crimes, Weapons of Mass Destruction, Child Soldiers, Military Propaganda, Q Anon, Military Censorship, Lesbophobia, the Male Lesbian Power Fantasy, Homophobia, Sexual Assault, Rape, Don't Ask Don't Tell, and PTSDAs always, there is a content warning at the beginning of the episode. Take care of yourself and be safeThe song played in this episode is Snake Eater from the Metal Gear Solid 3 SoundtrackWorks discussed in this episode - (supplied @'s are Twitter) Yellowcake @lowpolymilliobit.ly/3ehhKEKHello World @gidarineunbit.ly/3qqtcAuMetal Gay Solid Shirt @androphonos_bit.ly/3v2JH9s@PliskinPress$256.95 @hingabee & PunishedPyotrbit.ly/3ehhENo You can find us on twitter @authorsnotepod and contact us via authorsnotepod@gmail.comYou can check us out on www.authorsnotepod.comIf you're interested in supporting this podcast, please consider donating via our ko-fiOur theme music is by James YaiulloOur cover art is by @nyalliest
At the young age of 17, James Curry hoped to escape a hostile home by enlisting in the Marines, and ended up right in the middle of the terrible War in Iraq.James survived his tour of duty by hiding being gay under the Don’t Ask Don’t Tell policy, but then after returning to civilian life, lost his first boyfriend and ended up homeless.Despite these setbacks, James was determined to make something of his life and after securing a great job as a news producer he was dealt the hardest blow of all: a medical diagnosis of cancer.Today, Peabody award winning journalist and writer James Curry joins us to talk about his new book Staying Alive: Surviving Abuse, Fighting a War and Beating Cancer- My First Twenty-Five Years which chronicles his abusive family, military service, forbidden lost love and the challenges of coming home to fight for your life.Featured Book:James Curry - Staying Alive: Surviving Abuse, Fighting a War and Beating Cancer: https://amzn.to/3sHlBil
Welcome to the first installment of Ask Don't @ Me! We give advice on EVERYTHING, like making the first move, relationship statuses, dating during quarantine, and more. We also quickly discuss Wandavision, Cruella, Taylor Swift's re-recordings, and a new Netflix docu-series. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Today we dive in to the Superbowl, Drivers License drama, more Free Britney, and ALLEGEDLY Amanda Bynes private twitter. We also talk a lot about sports and why there's no more room for men in pop culture. Submit your questions for "Ask Don't @ Me" next week! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Happy New Year! Meet the new boss, so far same as the old boss. Anyway, Nan and Christopher are back! This week at Melrose Place we have: scheming, infidelity, Don't Ask Don't Tell, a change of fortune, and a sailor who may or may not be a criminal. This show is actually getting watchable!
Scripture of the Day: Acts 6:4 “We will give our attention to prayer and the ministry of the Word” Ask – Don't Beg Have you ever wondered if God really “hears” your prayers? I mean, how many times have you prayed and wondered if you said the “right” thing? You have heard preachers say, “ask according to God's will.” So, if you do not get the answer you are looking for, does that mean you asked “out of God's will?” Can you go to God and ask Him to save your loved ones? What about healing? Is it possible to pray for healing? Will God answer your prayer? Can you ask God to Bless your finances? Will He Bless your finances? Is asking for money or prosperity “wrong?” Why does it appear that others get their prayers answered, but you don't? Are they doing something different? Do they have “greater Faith” than you do? Does God love them more than He loves you? What you need to do is be SPECIFIC in what you are asking God for in prayer and then stand continually on the promises you find in His Word concerning answering your prayers. Please subscribe to this podcast, leave us a quick 5 star review on Apple Podcasts to help us grow and be sure to visit our website for more information on our ministry: https://podcastersforchrist.com You can also WATCH these session on our Facebook Playlist at this link: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtKWeKtmv-BwgkquBTsSh-GznbmuUp_R2 (https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtKWeKtmv-BwgkquBTsSh-GznbmuUp_R2)
Today is January 1st, 2021. It’s a new year that also marks the end of 2020. This means 2020 is behind us. Nothing good comes from reflecting back on the drama of 2020. There is no need to look back on your past, instead, let’s get focused on the changes we can make moving forward to better ourselves and those around us. If you have bad credit or low credit as some say, start paying your bills and correct the situation. Call your creditors and work out a resolution. If you can’t work through this one problem I guarantee you will fail as a real estate investor because you will certainly encounter greater challenges as an investor than negotiating with creditors. If you are saddled with credit card debt, stop using them today and begin paying them off as fast as possible. Dave Ramsey teaches Financial Peace University which will make it simple to get out of debt if you are willing to do the work. If you are under-earning, stop overspending and focus on earning what you are worth. If you are not earning what you are worth, change jobs, change careers or work more hours to get out from underneath the grasp of your creditors. You can fix your own problems, that begins with admitting you have a spending and/or earning problem. Please stop lying to yourself. Do not leverage the equity in your home, it’s a trap that could leave you homeless. Learn how to raise private money instead. If you refuse to learn how to raise private money you will most likely fail as a real estate investor because banks only loan money to people who do no need it. Closing costs alone will greatly reduce and profits you hope to make in the first few years. Don’t leave your financial future to be decided by some salaried loan officer making chump change as an annual salary. If you are about to do a deal, will it pay for itself? Are you taking the opinion of those who stand to benefit by you proceeding with the deal? Sellers Lie, Realtors Lie, Wholesalers Lie...facts are facts so verify everything. Embrace the idea that you MUST generate motivated seller leads to survive. Nobody will bring a great deal to your front door ever, instead you will need to go out and seek motivated sellers. There is no such thing as a property that is priced right. Everything is overpriced, always has been always will be so stop looking for a “great deal” to be advertised. Finding a great deal has nothing to do with the asking price. Sellers, Realtors, and Wholesalers are not appraisers. Also, the appraiser’s opinion of value doesn’t really matter either. What matters is knowing if the property will yield the profit margin you believe it will, if not, you are not done negotiating. Don’t guess about anything in 2021. Don’t guess as to why someone is selling, ASK Don’t try to guess what number a seller will say yes to...talk to them instead. Remove as many middlemen from the equation as ethically possible. That doesn’t mean you should go around Realtors or wholesalers who have a written agreement with a seller, instead, market directly to non represented sellers yourself and filter them down such that you only speak to the non-motivated ones. The Bottom line is that 2021 can and will be your best year ever. For that to happen, you have to give yourself permission to fail and continue to fail until you succeed. You know right from wrong, you know what’s logical and what’s not. You don’t need to invest tens of thousands of dollars into education to buy an investment property, instead, apply basic logic and you will far exceed your expectations.
Intro Song – Peter Veteska & Blues Train, “Am I Wrong Pretty Baby”, Grass Isn't Always Greener On The Other Side First Set – Durham County Poets, “Hand Me Down Blues”, Hand Me Down Blues Greg Sover Band, “Feelin' Sumthin'”, The ParadeBobby Dean Blackburn, “Why I Sing The Blues”, Don't Ask… Don't Tell Second Set –Danny Brooks & Lil' Miss Debi, “Jesus Had The Blues”, Are You Ready? The Mississippi Sessions400 Bears, “Slow Blues”, 400 Bears Kern Pratt, “Baby's Got Another Lover”, Greenville, MS… What About You? Third Set – WIB Deb Ryder, “Get Ready”, single Miss Emily, “Blues Is Still Blue (Live)”, Live At The Isabel Abby Girl & The Real Deal, “Burnt Toast, Black Coffee”, Calling Me Home Fourth Set – Kirk Fletcher, “D Is For Denny”, My Blues Pathway Jack De Keyzer, “Just For The Funk”, Tribute David Rotundo Band, “Drinking Overtime”, So Much Trouble
Set in a military academy, Alan Brown’s Private Romeo (2011) is a love story between two young men where Don’t Ask Don’t Tell is the ancient grudge forbidding this pairing, even though it is never mentioned. Brown liberates the text from its minimum daily requirements and embraces a brilliantly pedestrian approach - jumping between a high school class struggling with Romeo & Juliet to the struggles of love and hate in the hallways of an empty school - to juxtapose how we learn and how we live Shakespeare.
Happy Veterans Day! On episode 5 of Out & About, Pat and Kate speak with Patrick J Murphy, former Under Secretary of the United States Army and the man responsible for spearheading the repeal of Don't Ask Don't tell. Patrick explains why he felt compelled to work towards ending the policy, the process involved in doing so, and the obstacles he faced along the way. He also shares some deeply personal stories from both himself and service members impacted by Don't Ask Don't Tell.
With a wide-ranging career in both private practice and leadership roles within in-house legal departments, Rob Falk’s career has been about service from the start. As a young law firm associate, Rob began pro bono work for causes he cared about, including work that eventually led to his hiring as acting General Counsel at D.C. General Hospital and later as General Counsel of the Whitman-Walker Clinic, the world-renowned HIV/AIDS social services agency. Rob spent 11 years as General Counsel of the Human Rights Campaign, America’s largest LGBTQ civil rights organization, where he supported the organization’s work on policy changes such as the “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” repeal and the passage of marriage equality and employment nondiscrimination legislation by state legislatures. Rob and TendingBar’s host, Todd Harris, first met more than a decade ago, when Todd’s law firm, Womble Bond Dickinson, began doing a bit of pro bono work for HRC. In the intervening years, Rob has participated in educational sessions with Womble to educate attorneys about legal challenges confronting the LGBTQ community. In our interview, Rob was kind enough to reprise some of his excellent teaching.* Now the General Counsel of The Truth Initiative – the non-profit that was formed and funded by the nationwide, multi-state tobacco industry settlement, Rob supports the organization’s mission to educate young persons about the risks of tobacco usage. In our TendingBar interview Rob reflects on the values that have motivated a long, impactful career of service. Key Discussion Moments (minutes:seconds) [1:35 If you listen carefully, you just might hear Lucy the Corgi barking outside Todd’s window. It’s still the COVID era, so we’re working from home!] 4:00 What was it like to run the legal department of Whitman-Walker Clinic in D.C., the world’s leading research center for AID patients in the early years of HIV? 6:10 Work as the General Counsel of the Human Rights Campaign 9:40 Learning the language of LGBTQIA+* 19:52 Understanding some of the unique legal challenges confronting the LGBTQ community 26:30 Reflecting on Obergefell & Marriage Equality 30:40 Lessons from the marriage equality movement for America’s current conversations around race equality 33:05 Education and Leadership as Keys to Anti-Discrimination Battles 38:50 Implicit Biases – The “tapes that run through our brains” 44:13 Views on current protests from the perspective of a DC resident 47:30 The Mission of the Truth Initiative 51:49 What drives Rob’s calling to public service? 53:15 Rob’s advice to today’s students 58:05 Notes on the Supreme’s Court decision in Bostock v. Clayton County [Afterword: Stick around afterwards for a quick outtake from Todd — a little free-of-charge, folksy philosophizing about strategies to combat discrimination.] *Note: While we tried to avoid unfairly asking Rob to represent the viewpoints of the entire, diverse LGBTQ community, we did ask him to help us learn better ways to engage in conversation about issues affecting the community, including ways to be respectful with our use of language. A focus of Rob’s comments was the need for all of us to self-educate about the challenges of our LGBTQ neighbors. Nevertheless, Rob was gracious enough to indulge some very basic questions that, to some viewers, might have seemed disrespectful, so we should point out that we had discussed those questions in advance of the interview, precisely because they were included as part of several education sessions Rob previously led at Todd’s law firm. Many thanks to Rob for his insights.
The merry partners are all ready to get down to some seafaring except, whoops, Reed announces that he had to cancel the one charter they had booked without giving anyone any notice, and he doesn't seem to be that interested in rescheduling it, or lining up any more business. Jake and Amanda's attempt to get him on track just ends in Amanda demanding her money back. Meanwhile, Jo discovers the secret trap door, and though she initially accepts Reed's explanation that it's to save him lugging valuables on and off, it's on her mind when Jake warns her that, according to the state of California, Reed's boat officially does not exist. Will Jo survive her own curiosity? Billy and Alison's attempts to make a long-distance relationship work are hampered by Billy's horny new co-worker, who's apparently determined to set Billy up with someone immediately and won't take "I have a girlfriend" for an answer. Out of his mind recovering in the hospital, a delirious Michael starts babbling some incriminating remarks about blood alcohol this and Matt that -- unfortunately, within Sydney's hearing. Matt and Michael aren't sure what she's going to do with this information, but they're not thrilled she has it. And as Matt continues trying to understand what it's like to work under Don't Ask Don't Tell, he encourages Jeffrey to live his truth, with unintended consequences. Don't say goodbye before you've listened to our podcast on "Parting Glances"!VISUAL AIDSVisual Aids S02.E20DISCUSSION & SHOW NOTESDiscussion and show notes for this episode can be viewed on this episode's page on AgainWithThisPodcast.com.SHOW NOTESWatch Girls Just Want To Have Fun on Amazon Prime VideoWatch Girls Just Want To Have Fun on HuluFind other places to stream Girls Just Want To Have Fun on JustWatchSUPPORT AWT ON PATREONThank you to all our supporters! You can support the podcast directly on Patreon and get access to bonus episodes of “Again With Again With This” as a thank you from us! Check out AWT’s Patreon page today.SUPPORT AWT WITH A PERSONAL MESSAGEWish your friend a happy birthday or just call them a squeef with a AWT Personal Message. It's $50 and helps keep us going. Start on our ad page now!PRE-ORDER OUR BOOK"A Very Special 90210 Book" (Abrams, $24.99) hits stores September 22, 2020, but you can pre-order your copy right now! Buy it at Amazon or anywhere else books are sold! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
On today's show, Cody, aka Captain Snoopy called in to discuss what led him to join the Army. We chatted about his path from being a military air traffic controller to flying helicopters, what lessons the Army has taught him, transgender military members, and the importance of ending Don't Ask Don't Tell. We also talked about Freedom of Speech and protesters "taking a knee," honor culture in America, and what he hopes his future looks like when he retires from the Army. If you enjoyed this episode, please SUBSCRIBE to the podcast. New episodes every Monday and Thursday. If you listen on iTunes, please leave a review. It's appreciated. Click here for the Patreon account page for Grounded With Flight Attendant Joe. If you are interested in becoming a patron of the podcast, please check out the different tier levels that you can choose from to support the podcast. Thank you.Check out Flight Attendant Joe on Instagram here.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/flightattendantjoe/Website: www.flightattendantjoe.com The Flight Attendant Joe Series: Fasten Your Seat Belts And Eat Your Fucking Nuts https://amzn.to/37wldciFlight Attendant Joe https://amzn.to/36rifEDI'm Just Here For The Layovers https://amzn.to/2TY8PxW
Yesterday was an important day in progressing towards equality. The conservative majority Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that the 1964 Civil Rights Act included sexual orientation and gender identity as protected from discrimination. What does this highlight about our social progress, and how does it relate to Don't Ask Don't Tell? --- 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/thanksforthewords/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thanksforthewords/support
How can I get God to answer my prayers? The formula: Ask Don't stop asking for it Ask for bold, big things, God size Keep Circling your prayer until you have it
The U.S. Postal Service is a vital institution. It is the only delivery service that reaches every address in the nation. Given how important the post office is to our economy and to our lives, why is it constantly in need of "saving"? We get a lesson from Mack Julion, a 20+ year letter carrier and postal union representative on the structure and restrictions of the postal service and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand joins us to discuss the proposal to return postal banking services. Our Guests Mack I. Julion began his career as a letter carrier in Chicago, IL, in 1997 and joined Chicago Branch 11. He served his branch as steward, sergeant-at-arms and branch auditor. In 2008, then-NALC President William H. Young appointed Julion to the post of regional administrative assistant (RAA) for Region 3. The next year, Branch 11 elected Julion as branch president. He was re-elected branch president by the members in 2012, 2015 and by acclamation in 2018. Julion is also an arbitration advocate and intervention specialist. NALC President Fredric Rolando appointed Julion as trustee in May 2018 to fill a vacancy before he was elected to the position later that year. Julion also is a member of the Chicago Federation of Labor’s Executive Board and delegate to the National Executive Board of the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists. In addition, Julion serves on Chicago Amalgamated Bank labor council, University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) Labor Advisory Board and the Chicago local advisory board for United Way Emergency Food and Shelter Programs. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has been a leader in some of the toughest fights in Washington. She led the effort to repeal the “Don't Ask Don't Tell” policy that banned gays from serving openly in the military; she wrote the STOCK Act, which made it illegal for members of Congress to financially benefit from inside information; and she won the long fight to provide permanent health care and compensation to the 9/11 first responders and community survivors who are sick with diseases caused by the toxins at Ground Zero. Senator Gillibrand brought Democrats and Republicans together to win these legislative victories. Senator Gillibrand believes that accountability and transparency are essential to open and honest government. She was the first member of Congress ever to post her official daily meetings, earmarks, and personal financial disclosures online. She has introduced and sponsored S.2755 - Postal Banking Act. Reading List Coronavirus Is Threatening One of Government’s Steadiest Services: The Mail - link Trump Called the Postal Service a ‘Joke.’ I’m Trying to Save It. - link Facts about the U.S. Postal Service - link Postal Banking Act - link Delivering on Promises: How Advocates for Postal Banking Can Overcome Political Barriers - link Why the next big bank shouldn’t be the USPS - link
Kristin Beck is a former U.S Navy Senior Chief, SEAL team operator, and decorated war hero. Kristin proudly served the United States as a Navy SEAL for over 20 years, serving on 3 different SEAL teams. She was deployed 13 times, serving in Bosnia, Afghanistan and Iraq including 7 combat deployments, earning more than 50 ribbons and metals including the bronze star with valor and the purple heart. Following retirement from military service in 2011, Senior Chief Beck continued high level clearance work at the Pentagon working for the Secretary of Defense. While in active duty, Kristin respectfully remained silent regarding her gender identity - following the the U.S military's "Don't Ask Don't Tell" policy during her service but since retirement has announcer her decision to live openly and as authentically as possible, releasing her memoir "Warrior Princess" and starring in the CNN Documentary film "Lady Valor" where she recounts becoming totally detached from fear due to living through constant rocket and mortar strikes, and sometimes being more than willing to risk her own life the end the problems of having to face her gender identity issues. In this podcast Kristin shares her lessons from getting through Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL training at the top of her class, to dealing with failure on the battlefield, specifically during a raid on Saddam Husseins palace. She also specifically describes the courage it took to publicly display her true identity at the risk of not only losing the respect of her peers, but having to face bigotry and hatred as a result.
On this week's episode of American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace, we talk the fifth episode titled, "Don't Ask Don't Tell" JLAG and NBEA review, react and recap this episode and discuss the life and death of Jeff Trail. #REVIEW #REACTION #RECAP #VERSACE Follow us on Twitter: @Recap_Rewind
Considered perhaps one of the most influential Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in history, Admiral Mike Mullen takes a fresh approach to the most important issues of the 21st century—including America's global positioning and how business trends and the economic health of the U.S. directly impact our national security. Admiral Michael Mullen also shares his thoughts on how to eliminate fear, and why everyone needs to have a defined set of principles and moral values they should never violate. Key Takeaways [4:25] Admiral Mullen has taken unpopular stances throughout his 42-year military career, but you have to take risks if you want to succeed. When he took command of a small ship in 1973, half of the people he knew said not to do it/it was too risky and the other half said that he should do it/it’s who we are. A few months in, he crashed the ship! It took him 11 years to recover professionally. [7:25] Admiral Mullen gets a lot of notoriety from his position on ‘Don’t Ask Don’t Tell.’ When Obama won, he knew the President required the help of the military. [10:45] Admiral Mullen taught History and the Practice of Diplomacy at Princeton for six years and has recently transitioned to the Naval Academy to teach leadership. [14:25] Admiral Mullen tries to teach young people about the importance of defining moral values and working with core principles. What do you stand for? You need to know. [17:25] There are three principles about the proper use of military force: military power should be the last resort of the state, force should be applied in a precise, principled way, and policy and strategy should constantly engage one another. [20:05] When you make a tough decision, you need constant feedback after, to understand how that decision is progressing and affecting the organization. [21:05] If a leader doesn’t give permission for their staff to fail and recover, then your team won’t be taking much risk in the first place. How do you eliminate fear? By empowering your people to fail. [28:20] People are so tied emotionally to how they’re feeling today that they put aside the organization they care about the most, the one they spend most of their life in, because of those feelings. Because of this, Admiral Mullen feels people do great damage to the military and its reputation. [32:50] Admiral Mullen would like to have a smaller army; that way if we do have to go to war and have to draft our sons and daughters for it, the American people along with Congress have to think very carefully whether doing that is the right choice. It’s way too easy to go to war today and that’s the most serious decision a president will ever have to make. [41:25] Veterans are having a tough time getting jobs and Admiral Mullen understands why. He has helped create veterans and throughout his career, he and his peers spent zero time helping veterans transition from military life to civilian life, and we need to get better at that. The transition phase is the hardest one to go through, not just for military personnel, but for their families, too. [48:15] Admiral Mullen gives a shout out to an organization that he and his wife deeply care about — TAPS (Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors). Quotable Quotes “People who will not risk cannot win.” “In the military, even when it’s going really well, it’s a dangerous business.” “When you teach, you really do have an opportunity to reflect.” “What we do in one place affects so many other people in the organization.” “I had bosses who really encouraged me to take risks and when I fell on my face, they took care of me.” Admiral Michael Mullen on Wikipedia Princeton University Faculty — Admiral Michael Mullen 17th Chairman of The Joint Chiefs of Staff — Admiral Michael Mullen Admiral Michael Mullen in The New York Times TAPS.org ~~~~~ ~~~~~ Strategic Partners The Leadership Podcast is proud to announce a new initiative with thoughtLEADERS to provide very short podcasts called Chalk Talks. They’re bitesize hacks on common (but challenging) leadership issues. Interested in learning more? You can only access the Chalk Talks by subscribing to our mailing list at The Leadership Podcast. Beyond the Uniform offers over 300 free episodes to help military Veterans succeed in their civilian career. This includes overviews of potential career paths, deep dives on necessary skills to succeed, and reviews of other free services that support the military Veteran community. You can find more info at BeyondTheUniform.org.
My good friend Micah Norgard joins me today, and I’m so excited to have him! Micah and I became connected through Instagram and he immediately made a wonderful impact on my life. Micah is a Marine Corps Veteran and he even shares with us his stories from serving during Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, how he came into yoga and even share with us how he created Blue Wolf Yoga. Check out Micah: Website Instagram VETOGA Let’s be friends on Instagram Don’t forget you can help out the show by checking out the Searching For Satya Merch! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/searchingforsatya/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/searchingforsatya/support
This week on MIA Radio, we interview US Navy Veteran and Co-Founder of Minority Veterans of America, Lindsay Church. Lindsay served from 2008-2012 as a Cryptologic Technician Interpretive (Linguist). During her time in the service, she attended language school at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, CA where she learned Persian-Farsi. After spending two years at a cyber intelligence command, she left the Navy and returned home to Seattle. Upon returning home, Lindsay attended the University of Washington where she earned her BA in Near Eastern Language and Civilization and Islamic Studies and an MA in International Studies – Middle East. At the University of Washington, Lindsay co-founded the office of Student Veteran Life, where she also served as the University Liaison for the Student Veterans of AmericaChapter there. In 2017, Lindsay started the Minority Veterans of America to ensure there is a community of support around the underrepresented veterans so that we may see the true diversity of the U.S. military reflected in our veteran communities. We discuss: How Lindsay was enlisted in 2008 under “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” and served all but three months of her time in the Navy under Don’t Ask Don’t Tell. That Lindsay is a third-generation Navy veteran with many family members also serving. How during her Navy career she had multiple health issues arising from an inverted sternum, but a surgical procedure was botched and she experienced multiple complications, spending 5 days in ICU with a collapsed lung. How within 18 months of enlisting she had been prescribed 16 different medications including painkillers, antidepressants and anti-anxiety drugs. How she then had to endure a number of further surgeries but managed to complete language school in spite of the surgeries and complications. Lindsay recalls being amazed that she is alive considering the cocktail of meds she was prescribed. How she came to be stuck for six months at a medical barracks in San Diego. That Lindsay got to a point in 2010 where she felt that she couldn’t go on. That she was being transitioned between Klonopin, Effexor, Valium and Zoloft almost every month which led to intense suicidal thoughts and how she considered jumping from a fifth-floor window. That she recalls asking for psychological support but instead only received more psychiatric drugs. How Lindsay made the decision in 2010 to get off the antidepressants and then in 2011 came off the opioids and has refused painkillers since, finally in 2012 she came off the anti-anxiety drugs. Lindsay says that it hurts to have realized that suicidal thoughts occurred during times of being switched between psychiatric medications, and changes her way of viewing past events in her life. How Lindsay notes that it is very easy to get referred into psychiatry and onto the drugs but very difficult to find appropriate psychological support. That Lindsay moved back to Seattle after leaving the Navy in 2012 and is thankful her mom is a veteran, as she helped her navigate the VA. How Lindsay’s experiences both with the military medical system but also witnessing pervasive misogyny, racism and homophobia in the American Legion, led her to resign her position and to co-found the Minority Veterans of America. How she found that female veterans are 2.2 times more likely to die by suicide than their civilian counterparts and LGBTQ veterans are 2 times more likely to die by suicide than their civilian counterparts. That she now works with people of color, women, LGBTQ and religious and non-religious minorities, many of whom are disenfranchised from the veteran community, so the goal is to bring people into a supportive community to break the isolation, because isolation is a killer. How important social engagement is to address the isolation felt by minority veteran communities. That as regards herself, she is working on reaching the person that she was five years ago when she didn’t think that she belonged or that her story was unique, or even worthy of even being told. That if readers want to know more they can visit MinorityVets.org which is a non-profit. How she feels that we don’t have another three to five years to address the suicide epidemic amongst the veteran community, Congressional action is needed now. Please Support Us: Our work is made possible by the generous support of our readers. To make a donation please visit this page. Thank you. https://www.madinamerica.com/donate/
Why Listen: One aspect that I loved about my conversation with Dan is how his story exemplifies a middle road for Veterans. Often, I interview Veterans who take a wildly different career path after their military experience. I also interview many Veterans who take a career path that is directly related to their military experience. Dan found a way to split the difference. His career path utilized one piece of his military experience, while also allowing him to branch into an entirely different industry. We talk about how we made the switch from submarines into the clean energy space. We talk about the rapid growth occurring in this industry, and why mission-oriented Veterans might love this field. Dan also served during the time of the Don’t Ask Don’t Tell policy, and shares his experience of coming out to his wardroom. This aspect of my conversation helped me build empathy and understanding for someone who had the exact same military career path that I did, yet was impacted by a policy in a way that I never had to experience. For listeners who enjoy this episode, check out these three episodes, which I’ll link to in our show notes at Beyond the Uniform; BTU #186 - Army Veteran to Blockchain and Ethereum at ConsenSys (Donnie Benjamin) - https://beyondtheuniform.org/blog/btu-186-army-veteran-to-blockchain-and-ehterium-donnie-benjamin-consensys?rq=benjamin BTU #221 - Navy Veteran to the Cannabis Industry @ CannaCraft (Cheriene Griffith) - https://beyondtheuniform.org/blog/btu-221-navy-veteran-to-the-cannabis-industry-cannacraft-cheriene-griffith?rq=cheri BTU #213 - Navy Veteran to Cyber Security at FireEye (Lauren Burnell) - https://beyondtheuniform.org/blog/btu-213-navy-veteran-to-cyber-security-at-fireeye-lauren-burnell?rq=cyber While these three interviews are not about clean technology, they each share a commonality of covering industries that are new and rapidly growing. They are all also relatively new fields. This means that there aren’t a lot of people who have decades of experience in these fields, so a military Veteran who is a newcomer to the space doesn’t have as much ground to catch up on. About Dan Dan Misch is the Federal Project Director with the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Science. He is also a Senior Fellow of the Atlantic Council Global Energy Center and the Founder of the Veterans Advanced Energy Summit. He started out at the Naval Academy, after which he served on Submarines for five years, including three nuclear deterrent patrols. He is a member of the Truman National Security Project Defense Council and Energy Expert Group.
Admiral Mike Mullen, formerly the 17th Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, joins David to discuss President Trump’s decision to pull U.S. troops out of Syria, the state of our alliances today, his historic testimony in support of repealing Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, and his upbringing as the son of a Hollywood publicist.
In this episode Amanda and Katy talk about the inception of Don't Ask Don't Tell and how it was finally dismantled. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/queers-did-that/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/queers-did-that/support
The distinguished British art historian Anthony Blunt was exposed as a former Soviet spy in 1979. He was one of a group of double agents recruited at Cambridge University who passed vital information to Moscow. The BBC's Gordon Corera explains the scandal which shook the British establishment. Plus the Black Panther Party's free breakfast programme; the abolition of the Don't Ask Don't Tell policy towards LGBT troops in the US military; Ethiopian troops in South Korea; and memories of celebrated children's author CS Lewis. Photo: Sir Anthony Blunt at the press conference in which he explained his motivation in 1979 (Credit: Aubrey Hart/Getty Images)
She communicated for GLAAD, she framed narratives from Matthew Shepard to Don't Ask... and she added voice to the most landmark World Pride in history. Tonight, she talks to us! Cathy Renna is in the house. Since her time at GLAAD in the 1990’s and early aughts, Cathy has executed her particular expertise in crisis and strategic communications, playing a central role in shaping nearly all major issues affecting the LGBTQ community, from the beating death of Matthew Shepard in 1998 to the fight for marriage equality and the repeal of “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell”. She most recently worked with the team that coordinated historic coverage for WorldPride/Stonewall 50, working with NYC Pride. You don't want to miss this show as we hear what was going on, behind the scenes, as history was being made. With co-host Brody Levesque!
Welcome to Onward, hosted by Emily Harman; a new weekly podcast consisting of authentic conversations about overcoming adversity and moving forward. Subscribe now! In this interview Emily’s Naval Academy classmate, Zoe Dunning, shares the obstacles she faced when she came out as lesbian while serving in the military and her successful challenge to the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy. Zoe is the first and only openly gay person allowed to remain on active duty in the military prior to the end of the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy. Episode Highlights: Emily Harman starts the episode with some background on the Naval Academy and the “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” military policy. Zoe shares information on her military career. Zoe shares how it felt to serve in the military but not be able to be her authentic self. Zoe shares what happened when she reported for reserve duty after revealing publicly that she is a lesbian. Zoe was being processed out of the military and promoted to Lieutenant Commander at the same time. How did Zoe Dunning become the only open lesbian to serve in the military? What was the tipping point for the repeal of “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell”? Zoe shares advice for those looking to overcome adversity. Zoe stood next to President Obama when he signed the repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell. Zoe marched in the Gay Pride Parade with the American Legion Post 3 Key Points: At one point, Zoe Dunning became the only lesbian to serve openly in the military. Sometimes change takes time Don’t quit. Zoe worked for 18 years to help overturn the “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” policy. Find help and understand that you don’t have to face adversity alone. Tweetable Quotes: - (Gay rights organization meeting in San Francisco) I remember walking in the door in my uniform, and I showed up and I said, ‘I just got kicked out, what can I do to help.’” – Zoe Dunning. - “We have the numbers under the “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” era. Over 13,000 service members lost their careers.” – Zoe Dunning. - “I’m incredibly proud to serve in the military and I’m also incredibly proud to be an advocate of the LGBTQ community.” – Zoe Dunning. Resources Mentioned: Music composed by Daniel David Johnson, learn more at www.Soulpajamas.com Linkedin: Zoe Dunning Twitter: @ZoeDunning https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pd79LF6GTGs https://vimeo.com/85115658 https://emilyharman.com https://www.facebook.com/Onward-Podcast https://www.instagram.com/onwardpodcast/ https://twitter.com/OnwardPodcast
In this episode, we continue our discussion of queer veterans and some of the discrimination they faced during more recent wars. Gay Veterans From World War II through the repeal of “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell”, we name and tell of the bravery of different queer soldiers. We also point out the various ways the military... The post 27: Military Discrimination of Queer Veterans (Part 2) appeared first on Your Queer Story.
Our guest today is Marine Corps veteran, professor of political science, and former California State Assembly Speaker Nathan Fletcher. Nathan very publicly switched from Republican to Democrat after giving a speech in favor of repealing Don’t Ask Don’t Tell and allowing all persons to serve openly. And he paid for it politically. But he has no regrets, as you’ll hear in his interview.
Thalia Zedek stops by Free Association with her new record Fighting Season and talks about her long-time friendship with J. Mascis, solo work, her upcoming tour with Chris Brokaw, and more. Original air date: September 7, 2018 Thalia Zedek Band“Bend Again”, Fighting Season Thrill Jockey Records 2018 Conversation Thalia Zedek Band “Fighting Season”, Fighting Season Thrill Jockey Records 2018 Thalia Zedek Band “Of The Unknown”, Fighting Season Thrill Jockey Records 2018 Conversation Thalia Zedek Band“You Will Wake”, EveThrill Jockey Records 2016 Come“Mercury Falls”Don't Ask Don't Tell Matador 1994 Come“Weak as the Moon”Near-Life Experience Matador 1996 Conversation Gold Dime“Easy”, Nerves Fire Talk 2017 Conversation Cassels “Coup”, Epithet Big Scary Monsters 2017
Thalia Zedek stops by Free Association with her new record Fighting Season and talks about her long-time friendship with J. Mascis, solo work, her upcoming tour with Chris Brokaw, and more. Original air date: September 7, 2018 Thalia Zedek Band“Bend Again”, Fighting Season Thrill Jockey Records 2018 Conversation Thalia Zedek Band “Fighting Season”, Fighting Season Thrill Jockey Records 2018 Thalia Zedek Band “Of The Unknown”, Fighting Season Thrill Jockey Records 2018 Conversation Thalia Zedek Band“You Will Wake”, EveThrill Jockey Records 2016 Come“Mercury Falls”Don’t Ask Don’t Tell Matador 1994 Come“Weak as the Moon”Near-Life Experience Matador 1996 Conversation Gold Dime“Easy”, Nerves Fire Talk 2017 Conversation Cassels “Coup”, Epithet Big Scary Monsters 2017
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We welcome our first ever guest co-host, Josh Galassi, to talk homophobes with Kyle. Also, an update from Mike in Russia. Topics: homophobes, homophobia, Josh Galassi, Dorothy Hajdys, Allen Schindler Jr., Bill Clinton, Don’t Ask Don’t Tell
This week! Congressman Jim McGovern on why the GOP Farm Bill stinks like cow manure. Psychic Medium Rebecca Anne LoCicero taking phone calls and talking to dead people while Monte listens along skeptically. The Word Nerd on The Words of Extra Sensory Perception. How Beyoncé hacked Profesora Belmonte’s email. Lots of 420 chatter. A War Tax Resister on Tax Day. Northampton High Students using Broadway musicals to stand up to gun violence. Mr. Universe on whether or not there is life on Venus. What are LGBTQ Veterans doing to clear their records now that Don’t Ask Don’t Tell Has Been lifted?
January is finally over and b&b are here with episode 312: Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, and it’s a big one. Sex and the City gets serious with some life changing events and we settle in ‘cause it’s about to get gooood. A wedding, a white lie, a terrible accent, and finally: the truth. Plus, Questions From My Brother returns See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week on the show, Paul and Ben start off with a discussion about the weather of course, Ben’s dad’s career in the military, the Don’t Ask Don’t Tell rule, Harlow’s experiments, celebrating episode 100, another segment of “Oh really, Paul, again?” Garfinkle vs Garfunkle, GudeLaurance on America’s Got Talent, … Continue reading →
James Huggins | Promotion Denied On episode 37 of Longest War: The Post-9/11 Veterans Podcast, we talk with US Air Force veteran James Huggins about serving as a military cop, tough duty assignments, “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell,” and why leaving the service was the right thing to do. (This episode contains explicit language or […]
THE BIRDCAGE (1996), ELLEN: “THE PUPPY EPISODE” (1997), IN & OUT (1997) Come one, come all, and COME OUT ALREADY for When We Were Young’s most same-sex-loving episode yet! In honor of Coming Out Day, Episode 26 takes a furtive glance back at the gay 90s, which marked a sea change in pop culture's depictions of people who are — yep! — gay. First, our hosts coop up in The Birdcage, Mike Nichols’ 1996 comedy that pushes Robin Williams and Nathan Lane back in the closet to appease Ally McBeal's right-wing parents. Next, we touch on Ellen DeGeneres' game-changing "Puppy Episode," the coming out party heard 'round the world. And finally, we celebrate the 20th out-iversary of In & Out, starring Kevin Kline as a small-town teacher outed at the Oscars, and Joan Cusack as his increasingly desperate bride-to-be. Plenty of social progress has been made in the days since Don’t Ask Don’t Tell and DOMA, so how do these mid-90s gay characters hold up in 2017? Practice your John Wayne walk, book some therapy with Oprah, and stop dancing to “I Will Survive,” because our hosts’ opinions of these films are definitely NOT homogeneous. When We Were Young is a podcast devoted to the most beloved pop culture of our formative years (roughly 1980-2000). Join us for a look back to the past with a critical eye on how these movies, songs, TV shows and more hold up now. You can follow us on Twitter at @WWWYshow, on Facebook at @WWWYShow, you can Email us at wwwyshow@gmail.com, and don’t forget to subscribe and review us on iTunes! You can help us defray the costs of creating this show, which include purchasing movies/shows/music to review, ordering delivery food to eat our emotions, and producing & editing in-house at the MFP Studio in Los Angeles CA, by donating to our Patreon account at patreon.com/WhenWeWereYoung
THE BIRDCAGE (1996), ELLEN: “THE PUPPY EPISODE” (1997), IN & OUT (1997) Come one, come all, and COME OUT ALREADY for When We Were Young’s most same-sex-loving episode yet! In honor of Coming Out Day, Episode 26 takes a furtive glance back at the gay 90s, which marked a sea change in pop culture's depictions of people who are — yep! — gay. First, our hosts coop up in The Birdcage, Mike Nichols’ 1996 comedy that pushes Robin Williams and Nathan Lane back in the closet to appease Ally McBeal's right-wing parents. Next, we touch on Ellen DeGeneres' game-changing "Puppy Episode," the coming out party heard 'round the world. And finally, we celebrate the 20th out-iversary of In & Out, starring Kevin Kline as a small-town teacher outed at the Oscars, and Joan Cusack as his increasingly desperate bride-to-be. Plenty of social progress has been made in the days since Don’t Ask Don’t Tell and DOMA, so how do these mid-90s gay characters hold up in 2017? Practice your John Wayne walk, book some therapy with Oprah, and stop dancing to “I Will Survive,” because our hosts’ opinions of these films are definitely NOT homogeneous. When We Were Young is a podcast devoted to the most beloved pop culture of our formative years (roughly 1980-2000). Join us for a look back to the past with a critical eye on how these movies, songs, TV shows and more hold up now. You can follow us on Twitter at @WWWYshow, on Facebook at @WWWYShow, you can Email us at wwwyshow@gmail.com, and don’t forget to subscribe and review us on iTunes! You can help us defray the costs of creating this show, which include purchasing movies/shows/music to review, ordering delivery food to eat our emotions, and producing & editing in-house at the MFP Studio in Los Angeles CA, by donating to our Patreon account at patreon.com/WhenWeWereYoung
Relate And Respond - Bro. Jimmie Witherspoon Luke 10:33-34 (NLT) “Then a despised Samaritan came along, and when he saw the man, he felt compassion for him. 34Going over to him, the Samaritan soothed his wounds… The despised Samaritan related to the wounds of the Jewish traveler. Can you relate and respond to their wounds? Ask Don’t Assume - Pastor David Rathel Philippians 2:1-4 (NLT) Is there any encouragement from belonging to Christ? Any comfort from his love? Any fellowship together in the Spirit? Are your hearts tender and compassionate? 2Then make me truly happy by agreeing wholeheartedly with each other, loving one another, and working together with one mind and purpose. 3Don’t be selfish; don’t try to impress others. Be humble, thinking of others as better than yourselves. 4Don’t look out only for your own interests, but take an interest in others, too. Christ Over Color, Culture, & Clan - Pastor David Rathel Colossians 3:7-11 (NLT) You used to do these things when your life was still part of this world. 8But now is the time to get rid of anger, rage, malicious behavior, slander, and dirty language. 9Don’t lie to each other, for you have stripped off your old sinful nature and all its wicked deeds.10Put on your new nature, and be renewed as you learn to know your Creator and become like him. 11In this new life, it doesn’t matter if you area Jew or a Gentile, circumcised or uncircumcised, barbaric, uncivilized, slave, or free. Christ is all that matters, and he lives in all of us. Engage For Eternity - Missionary Twinkle Johnson Revelation 7:9 (NIV) After this I looked, and there before me was a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, tribe, people and language, standing before the throne and before the Lamb. 1 John 4:20 (NIV) Whoever claims to love God yet hates a brother or sister is a liar. For whoever does not love their brother and sister, whom they have seen,cannot love God, whom they have not seen.
Two episodes of Ask Don’t Panic were thought to be long lost to the year 2015. Archaeologists have spent many hours searching for this artifact and restored it for your listening enjoyment. These are the last two episodes of season one. These are their stories.
How did a disheveled, intellectually combative gay Jew with a thick accent become one of the most effective politicians of our times? In this feisty and moving memoir, former Congressman Barney Frank recounts the battle over AIDS funding in the 1980s, the debates over "big government" and gays in the military during the Clinton years, and the 2008 financial crisis. In 2010 he coauthored the most far-reaching, and controversial, Wall Street reform since the Great Depression and helped bring about the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell.Barney Frank also discusses the frustrations and fears that come with elected office. He recalls the emotional toll of living in the closet for many years and how he decided to reveal his sexuality when the conflict between his public crusade against homophobia and his private accommodation of it was becoming unbearable. He discusses his quarrels with allies, his friendships with other public figures, and how he found love with his husband, Jim Ready.Recorded On: Thursday, March 19, 2015
Host: Amy Matheny It is freezing in Chicago but Amy is heating up the Queercast with a review of the new show, Empire! It’s hot hot hot! Guest: Re-Enlisted Gay Navy Veteran Lee Reinhart joins Amy again on the Queercast. Lee discusses the many changes in the military since the repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t [...]
Ask Don’t Panic #12: Vaguely Christmaslike Kyle Relph the red-blooded American of Biola Radio fame joins the show for so early December occasionally holiday themed episode! https://ia902709.us.archive.org/6/items/AskDontPanicEpisode12/Ask%20Don%27t%20Panic%20Episode%2012.mp3 2 full
Leonardo Lucio did not join the U.S. Navy knowing that he would serve during wartime—being sent to the Gulf during Desert Storm; nor did he think he’d see such historical changes to policies like Don’t Ask Don’t Tell during his lifetime. And yet these...
This week on KnotCast, we got some followups from our questions last week about Don't Ask Don't Tell as well as a couple on therians/otherkin. It's still a mystery to us, but listeners try to elucidate. We also have a couple off topic emails, and plenty of tangents. Use our coupon code 'knot' at AdamEve.com for a great deal! Music this week was "Children of the Wicked" by Bonkers from the album Vampire Variations http://kngi.org/vampirevariations/index.html
After Austin has settled down from the SXSW festivities, the people here like in many other spring break towns are left to clean things up, including a sharp rise in sexually transmitted diseases. Yeow!People in the field think of SXSW as SXSW-STI. Thats Sexually Transmitted Infections.One of the biggest challenges in public health comes after a big festival like SXSW, getting people to use a condom or at least some harm reduction in their sexual activities.Today we’re joined by Ryan Broussard, a hunky guy working in HIV testing and education here in Austin for The C.A.R.E. Program, his specialty is risk reduction.CARE PROGRAM: http://www.careprogram.org/Listen as we talk about Ryan’s sexy adventures in testing people in bathhouses, the phenomenon of people getting horny when they hear their negative HIV test results and cheeking a condom on a beer bottle.Plus–➤ A new study says women have a lot more orgasms at the gym while working out than you think.➤ Six months after the repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, a new survey shows most people don’t even really care if you’re gay.➤ Rosie denies there’s no ill will between her and Oprah’s producers after the sudden cancellation of her talk show. And that stupid Dame Edna retires. Farewell to one of the funniest talk show hosts ever.FEATURED MUSIC:
Lambert Nation was live unfortunately with no guests appearances. Topics included everything from the Roast of Charlie Sheen to the historic enactment of “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell.”
If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. While the headlines this year have been dominated by the repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, the continuing progress on marriage equality, and a rash of gay teen suicides, the LGBTQ communities continue to fight battles on many fronts with different strategies. Professor Cohen will lead a discussion of the role of a more radical queer politics within and in parallel to more traditional LGBT political strategies. Professor Cohen’s lecture was originally presented as the 2011 Iris Marion Young Distinguished Faculty Lecture at the Center for Gender Studies. Presented by the UChicago LGBT Alumni Network
If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. While the headlines this year have been dominated by the repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, the continuing progress on marriage equality, and a rash of gay teen suicides, the LGBTQ communities continue to fight battles on many fronts with different strategies. Professor Cohen will lead a discussion of the role of a more radical queer politics within and in parallel to more traditional LGBT political strategies. Professor Cohen’s lecture was originally presented as the 2011 Iris Marion Young Distinguished Faculty Lecture at the Center for Gender Studies. Presented by the UChicago LGBT Alumni Network
The American South was a segregated society 50 years ago. In 1960, the U.S. Supreme Court outlawed racial segregation in restaurants and bus terminals serving interstate travel, but African-Americans who tried to sit in the “whites only†section risked injury or even death at the hands of white mobs. In May of 1961, groups of […] The post The Freedom Riders appeared first on Audio by Adam. Related Posts “Black Gotham” 19th Century African American New York, Gays in the Military: Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, The “Green Tortoise” Bus: Making the Miracle
Topics are the Repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell and the Tragedy in Tucson. Guest Keith Stattenfield.
Topics are the Repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell and the Tragedy in Tucson. Guest Keith Stattenfield.
On this episode, your hosts: * Patrick Beja from France (notpatrick on Twitter) * Turki from Saudi Arabia (saudi on Twitter) * Randy from the US (randydeluxe on Twitter) * John from the US (copperdome on Twitter) * Paul from Hong Kong (foxlore on Twitter) Talk about: * Tunisia and Algeria * Egypt * Korea * Cote d'Ivoir * Don't Ask Don't Tell And more... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The death panels Health Care memo. (Hat Tip: Right Mind.) Taking on Public Pension plan crisis. (Hat Tip: Doug Ross.) 80% of California expenditures go to public employee pay and benefits. (Hat Tip: Right Mind.) Don’t Ask Don’t Tell repeal undermines Afghanistan mission. (Hat Tip: Wizbang Blog.) 75 year old teacher accused of sexual assault […]
In this week’s episode Gary discusses the use of decoys in selling everything from political policy to coffee. Many smart marketers (politicians included) use decoys to get us to purchase things that we otherwise might not. Learn what the discussion around the new repeal of “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” has in common with the Apple ipad and what you, as … Read more about this episode...
Obama is set to sign a sweeping repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell. How will it effect the Military? And Tim Graham from Media Research group joins Mark for the "Notable Quotables" from 2010 Segment. Listen now!
In the twenty-fourth episode of Janey Godley’s podcast the ladies chat about Victoria Beckham's nine thousand pound handbag, Ashley's scuppered Christmas plans and Janey chats about her dad in the hospital. This Christmas special has Ashley singing a childhood song, Janey discusses the pros and cons of swinging and there is a new 'The Bold Alec' story which is translated by Ashley. Obama and his 'Don’t Ask Don’t Tell' repeal gets discussed. Janey tells us all about her first flat and Ashley moans about footballers again and wonders if homophobia will be stamped out in premier league football in the UK. Happy Christmas everyone! You can check out all our videos on YouTube. Order “Handstands in the Dark” Paper Back or in EBook Please rate us or leave a comment on PodOmatic, ITunes or Facebook You can find all the info regarding Janey’s live shows by just clicking Gigs! If you would like to support our podcast then please do so by clicking onto Our Donate Page and donate via PayPal.
Aaron Kahn is a litigator specializing in commercial litigation, trust and probate litigation, and white-collar internal investigations and defense. He has represented clients in both state and federal court, as well as in multi-million dollar arbitrations in connection with disputes involving personal and business torts, contract law, commercial fraud, unfair competition/false advertising law, trust & probate law, and constitutional law. His clients have included individuals, small businesses, charitable institutions, and large international corporations in a variety of industries including sports & entertainment, technology, retail, health care, manufacturing, real estate development, engineered products and services, financial services, legal services, and banking. Mr. Kahn's significant recent experience includes being a member of the trial team representing a major nonprofit organization, Log Cabin Republicans, in its high-profile lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the US military's Don't Ask Don't Tell policy. During the two-week federal court trial, which concluded in July 2010, White & Case presented extensive documentary evidence and testimony by experts and former servicemembers, all of which demonstrated that the policy does not further any of its asserted governmental purposes. As part of the trial, Mr. Kahn presented and examined several witnesses, including highly-decorated and accomplished Air Force servicemembers discharged under Don't Ask, Don't Tell. Mr. Kahn's recent experience also includes defending a major technology company in several high-stakes class arbitrations before the American Arbitration Association, conducting internal investigations for several large corporations concerning allegations of fraud and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations, and representing charitable institutions in high-value trust and probate challenges. Aaron Kahn serves on the Loyola Law School Alumni Association's Board of Governors and is active in the Loyola Law School community. www.whitecase.com/aakahn/ Mike Almy joined the US Air Force in 1993 after graduating from Wright State University, where he earned his commission through Air Force ROTC, as a distinguished graduate. He served a total of thirteen years on active duty as a communications officer before he was discharged under "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" in 2006. In his last position in the Air Force he led a team of nearly 200 men and women, responsible for operating and maintaining the command and control systems used to control the airspace over Iraq. His discharge process lasted sixteen months and started after the Air Force searched his private emails in Iraq. During his career in the Air Force Mike has been stationed at Kelly AFB, Texas, Randolph AFB, Texas, Scott AFB, Illinois, Tinker AFB, Oklahoma, Quantico MCB, Virginia, Ramstein AB, Germany and Spangdahlem AB, Germany. He deployed to the Middle East four times during his career, supporting Operation Desert Fox, Operation Southern Watch and Operation Iraqi Freedom. He has a master's degree from Webster University, and is a graduate of Marine Corps University and Air University. His decorations include the Joint Commendation Medal, Air Force Commendation Medal, Humanitarian Service Medal and the Operation Iraqi Freedom Campaign Medal. He was named Officer of the Quarter, and Officer of the Year several times throughout his career. In 2005, he was named the top communications officer for the Air Force in Europe. In 2006 he was recommended for promotion to Lieutenant Colonel, even as the Air Force was actively seeking to discharge him under DADT. Since his discharge from the military Mike has worked as an IT consultant in the Washington, DC area, on projects for the Department of State and Department of Defense. His hometown is Dayton, Ohio. He has been an advocate for repealing Don't Ask, Don't Tell by testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee and lobbying members of Congress. He spoke alongside Senators Lieberman and Levin when the bill to repeal DADT was introduced in the Senate. He has been interviewed on NPR, CNN, The Associated Press, The Rachel Maddow Show, Kathy Griffin's, My Life on the D List and the Advocate. He also escorted Lady Gaga to the MTV Video Music Awards and spoke at the repeal rally she held in Maine, before the vote in the Senate.
What is the reaction to the Escondido bomb house being destroyed? And NASA sells computers but did they still have files on them? Plus the status of the Dream Act and Don't Ask Don't Tell. Listen now!
Without a warm coat, Kara wears a robe when she goes out. Sam rethinks his offer to enroll Kara in a dating site. What would Sam do if he was a woman? Kara wants to know. In the near future, we'll use our smartphones instead of credit cards. The loss of privacy online. The Entertainer of the Year, according to Entertainment Weekly. Should they repeal the Don't Ask Don't Tell policy in the military? The most popular baby names this year. Kiss's Gene Simmons wants his vote for Obama back. Porn and vibrators. The difference in how men and women masturbate.
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Edition #422 Things will get better Sponsor: Visit GoToMeeting.com, click the try it free button and use promo code: Podcast Act 1: Don’t enforce – Rachel Maddow Song 1: How – Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We? (The Complete Sessions 1991-1993) Act 2: WaPo promotes homophobe – Counterspin Song 2: Why (You Confuse Me) – Everybody Knows EP Act 3: DADT ruled unconstitutional – Countdown Song 3: A Change Is Gonna Come – Learning to Bend Act 4: Shielded ID interview – Rachel Maddow Song 4: My Private Nation – My Private Nation Act 5: The death of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell – The Progressive Song 5: In a Cave – Elephant Shell Act 6: Things will get better – Joel Burns Song 6: Better Be Quiet Now – Figure 8 Act 7: Make a plan or stop saying you will – Rachel Maddow Bonus iPhone/iPod Touch App Content: Make a plan or stop saying you will – Rachel Maddow Sources: Rachel Maddow Counterspin Countdown The Progressive Joel Burns YouTube video Produced By: Jay! Thanks for listening! Check out the Best of the Left iPhone/iPod Touch App in the App Store! Visit us at www.BestOfTheLeft.com Contact me directly at Jay@BestOfTheLeft.com Vote for us and leave comments at Podcast Alley or Review the show on iTunes.
Mark wonders what the ill effects will be if Prop 19 is passed. Could it be even worse that we think? Plus does Nanci Pelosi really want to spread our wealth around? And Tim Graham from Media Research Center looks into the controversial Don't Ask Don't Tell ruling. Listen now!
More of Marks thoughts on Christine ODonell and the hard road she has ahead. Plus the latest on the 'Don't Ask Don't Tell' case with Duncan Hunter. And James Hirsen with Hollywood news including Donald Trumps possible run for president, the new feature film RED, and always controversial rapper Eminems interview on 60 minutes. Listen now!
Whats the latest news on Don't Ask Don't Tell? And are the Democrats really going to try to sneak an amnesty proposal through? Mark has the latest news. Plus Republican Brian Bilbray also joins with his take on Harry Reid and the Democratic Congress. Listen now!
This week, Jason and Brett speak with Mike Hassinger & Doug Deal, both far too infrequent contributors here at United Liberty.The discussion covers these news stories from last week:Arizona Immigration BillNational Immigration ReformCrist’s party switch a ‘Hail Mary’ pass?‘Don’t Ask Don’t Tell’ Repeal: Gates Warns Congress To WaitBestiality Law? Florida Takes Another Shot At Passing BillBoehner: 100 seats in play for GOPLaHood: Texting While Driving an EpidemicTo download the podcast, right-click here and choose “Save Link As…” The introduction music is once again “Silence is Violence” by the always lovely Aimee Allen.Also, you can subscribe to the RSS of JUST our podcasts here, or you can find our podcasts on iTunes here.
This week there seems to be so much going on we can’t even handle it. Here’s the list of topics we’ll be discussing this Saturday. February 6, 2010 News/Politics: Punxsutawney Phil Don’t Ask Don’t Tell Supreme Court Ruling Entertainment: Grammy’s Oscar Nods Razzie Noms Sports: Super Bowl Ad Controversy Super Bowl Pro-Bowl Joe Mauer Signing […]
Leonardo Lucio did not join the U.S. Navy knowing that he would serve during wartime—being sent to the Gulf during Desert Storm; nor did he think he’d see such historical changes to policies like Don’t Ask Don’t Tell during his lifetime. And yet…
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