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Operation Burning Edge has been ongoing since Ann returned from Panama. Michael Yon, Masako Ganaha and Taylor Cramer are on the ground in Belize, Central America. Today's adventure includes exploration of the countryside, undercover questioning about obtaining a Belizian passport, learning from the Mennonites who successfully live off the grid and an interview with Robert Beadles, Nevadan who is using lawfare to challenge the 2020 and 2022 election results. Will he find success where others have not?https://annvandersteel.comhttps://annvandersteel.substack.comhttps://RightNow.NewsHARD HITTING TRUTH AND PERSONAL IMPACT STORIES THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCESPECIAL GUESTS:MASAKO GANAHA: https://twitter.com/ganaha_masako?lang=enROBERT BEADLES: https://twitter.com/RobertBeadlesPLEASE SUPPORT GiveSendGo.com/BurningEdgeOPERATION BURNING EDGE is a serious operation studying the negative impacts and downstream carnage caused by the Biden policies and illegal unconstitutional border migration forever changing the tapestry of America.Cartels are in control of the border running drugs, people and disease into America. Zoonotic disease are jumping from people to animals and back again leaving our cattle industry very vulnerable to slaughter as TB is making a comeback into humans and animals. The U.S. government is funding this invasion and aiding and abetting the trojan army being installed in America. You can support this work at GiveSendGo.com/BurningEdge.Stay tuned for daily updates weeknights on Brighteon TV at 8pm and Rumble and the rest at 9pm.Please consider supporting Operation Burning Edge: https://givesendgo.com/burningedgeFamed war correspondent, Michael Yon, and I are organizing a Southern border Expedition in Texas and Panama for the months of August/September. We have the top of the line gear and security for this entire trip filled with migrant encounters, helicopters, fixed wing aircraft, Law Enforcement, Customs and Border Patrol, Congressman and more who all want to learn from the intel gathering we will be doing in the field. 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There are so many fantastic stories out there in the universe....you've just got to go find them.On this episode we are once again diving into the gold that is provided us by the Apple TV+ streaming service as Little America Season 2 is now available for all to enjoy.  We had the pleasure of sitting down with showrunner; Siân Heder.Hailing from executive producers Emmy nominee Lee Eisenberg, Academy Award nominees Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon, Academy Award winner Siân Heder, Emmy Award winner Alan Yang and Epic Magazine, the second season of the series will explore eight incredible stories inspired by real people from around the world, including a Belizian woman (Stacy Rose) who works for a Hasidic family in New York, a Korean man (Ki Hong Lee) who makes hats for the Black church community in 1980s Detroit, and the story of a 40-something Japanese woman in Columbus, Ohio (Shiori Ideta)  whose dream is to assemble an all-women's baseball league to fulfill her lifelong passion for the sport. The first episode of the second season “Mr. Song” is directed by Deepa Mehta. The script was written by Siân Heder and Alan Yang and stars Phylicia Rashad and Alan S. Kim (“Minari”).We had the pleasure of sitting down with Siân to talk about the unique nature of the show and so very much more.... 

Broadcast classic- (Click here for original)Post-show Note: Of course Belizian believers are not the only ones to commit this type of sin. For example, a fundamentalist minister in California, Pastor Jeff B., told his congregation that he had become a nudist. (Thankfully he was defrocked by his ordinaining authority.) After he left the church, he began running a nudist facility. Since the fall of mankind, Satan has been trying to undo what God did when He clothed Adam and Eve. From John Wesley's Journal: Of pictures I do not pretend to be a judge; but there is one, by Paul Rubens, which particularly struck me, both with the design and the execution of it. It is Zacharias and Elisabeth, with John the Baptist, two or three years old, coming to visit Mary, and our Lord sitting upon her knee. The passions are surprisingly expressed, even in the children; but I could not see either the decency or common sense of painting them stark naked. Nothing can defend or excuse this; it is shockingly absurd, even an Indian being the judge. I allow, a man who paints thus may have a good hand but certainly no brains. For Related Insanity: See kgov.com/religious-acceptance-of-immorality. Today's Resource: Morality: Why God Forbids Sexual Immorality A Testimony with Bob Enyart: Why does God forbid sexual immorality? This is Bob's most heart-rending video. He tells the sad part of the story of his own life. Learn about the effects of pornography on men and on children and how porn can pervade a young life, in school, at camp, and sometimes even in little league.

Welcome to the GP Soccer Podcast! This episode is entirely dedicated to one very important topic and effort...that being able to donate much needed soccer shoes and equipment to the soccer community in the country of Belize. Host Giovanni Pacini interviews Leaton St. Clare of the City Boys Football Club who is the driving force behind this much needed effort. The discussion revolves around the economic suffering of a country and soccer community that looks to best serve its players and families.  This is an episode that needs broad and far reaching attention so as to best serve the effort to supply much needed soccer shoes and equipment. "Allow me to thank my audience in advance for any and all efforts made to help those within the Belizian soccer community as they strive to overcome this challenge."-Giovanni Pacini- Host of the GP Soccer Podcast

Eric chats with spirits expert and Copalli Rum Global Brand Ambassador Elayne Duff about a new Belizian cane spirit she's helping to bring to the US spirits and cocktail scene. Some of the topics we discuss include: The story of Copalli Rum as a philanthropic project by marine conservationist Todd Robinson - and how he teamed up with Chef Anya Fernald to create Copal Tree Lodge. How Elayne and her fellow Global Brand Ambassador Julie Reiner are educating bartenders and home consumers about the magic of Copalli rum here in the US. Which cane varietals, fermentation decisions, and sustainable distilling practices influence the flavor of Copalli rum. Some thoughts on the perfect Daiquiri - and how you can modulate the booze and sugar in the drink to achieve the ideal wash line and flavor profile for you. A cautionary tale about the utter folly of comparing spirits aged in different climates Why Eric thinks we need to coin the term “monkey’s share.” And much, much more

“Liberty is the domain of the Sovereign. Servitude the domain of the collective.” -Yukio Mishima John McAfee (c. 1945) is a larger than life figure who requires little introduction. He is presently living in exile while simultaneously making a bid for the White House as a current U.S. Presidential candidate (despite claims that he has zero interest in becoming president). He also ran for President in 2016. Known as something of a sexual deviant, McAfee is both a libertarian and a libertine in every sense of the word. Former NASA programmer and founder of the computer software company McAfee Associates, Inc., McAfee first came to prominence after developing the world's first commercial antivirus software program simply called “McAfee.” McAfee has become a major advocate for cryptocurrency as a way to remove taxation and financial power away from corrupt global governments. He has gone so far as to promise that if Bitcoin doesn't reach the value of $1m by the end of 2020, he will eat his own dick. In 2012 McAfee was suspected of murder by Belizian officials after his American expatriate neighbor was found dead of a gunshot wound. McAfee quickly fled Belize after being sought for questioning by Belizian authorities concerning the murder. He was subsequently arrested for illegally entering Guatemala. McAfee shortly thereafter faked two heart attacks in order to avoid deportation to Belize, and was successfully deported to the United States. In early 2019, McAfee announced that he was on the run from federal authorities and living internationally on a boat following the convening of a Grand Jury to indict him, his wife, and four of his 2020 Presidential campaign workers on tax-related charges. This past summer, McAfee and members of his entourage were arrested while his yacht was docked in the Dominican Republic on suspicion of carrying high-caliber weapons and ammunition. They were held for four days before being released. McAfee has claimed to have had several attempts made on his life by various persons and authorities over the years. McAfee has stated on several occasions that he has 47 biological children. He has authored several books about yoga and recently released his own personalized marijuana strain “Dank Minge.” A forthcoming film titled “King of the Jungle” focusing on McAfee's life in Belize is currently in production. Join us for this special Thanksgiving episode of THE EXILE HOUR with John and Janice McAfee!

We talking talking today, Is sharing really caring? When is the last time you gave yourself a pass??? Do you know how to say “No”???

Special Guest Brian S. Tewes, My Father, tells me about what sports he played and currently plays. Plus we go over some "Belizian" terms to know!

Riddle time. I walk backwards but it looks like I’m walking forward and I love kids a little too much. Teehee! The Duende of Belizian folklore of course! Shamon! Two thumbs off!

Doug Gomez - higher luv - N'Dinga Gaba remix (NEW) Brigado Crew Crisstiano - elephantz (NEW) Dyab - fusion (NEW) Spin Worx Groove Jam - konakele (NEW) The Beat-Trayers - heartbeat - Belizian voodoo priest reBump (NEW) Falanga - amalfi coast - Simone Vitullo edit (NEW) Rootical Deep - themba - rooted mix (NEW) Yoliswa & Zepherin Saint - love language - zOGRI vocal remix (NEW) Cooks - tshinakaho (NEW) Ricky Montana - loving - Vito Lalinga reEdit

LTJ Experience Taka Boom - feel the real - black piggy remix (NEW) The Heaven 'N' hell orchestra - whatcha gonna do Giorgio - knights in white satin Roy Ayers - kwajilori - Sir Piers mix Chris Forman Damon Bennett Sara Devine - i know you i live you - boogie funk mix (NEW) Izo Fritzroy - say something - smoove remix (NEW) Whyce feat Yves Paquet - let you go (NEW) Sharon Phillips - maybe in may - The Reflex revision (NEW) Morttimer Snerd III Steve Miggedy Maestro - freaky to you - Belizian voodoo priest like this remix (NEW)

Hosted by Ryan Slabaugh This episode is a bit unique from the others, which are usually done in the comforts of my office back in Greeley, Colorado. For most recordings, it’s me, a microphone, an interview guest and my dog snoring in the corner. If you need the full picture, I even prop a sign up in my windowed door that says, “On Air.” But that’s really just for me – it makes me feel official. But so does this scene where I am today. Today, we are broadcasting from Belize, specifically, Belmopan, Belize, at the inaugural Tropical Agriculture Festival. We first met one of the organizers, Beth Roberson, a Belizian farmer, in Columbus, Ohio, last year during our annual conference. Beth left inspired to start her own educational conference down here, picked our brains a bit, and recruited some of our speakers and former Tractor Time guests like regenerative poultry specialist Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin and Regeneration International’s André Leu, among others. Let me set the stage a bit. Belize is a small country of about 350,000 people, just south of Mexico and east of Guatemala. It’s known for having the second largest reef in the world off its coast, and for being an English colony until the early 1980s. The country, very proud of its freedom, is still finding its feet. The Guatemalan president threatens them with invasion, and England still has a small standing army there as a reminder to their neighbors. Belmopan is a small town of a few thousand, and wears a few scars. The main roads are paved, but most are not, but a fountain roundabout greets visitors on the Western Highway. A bar-restaurant called “Cheers” greets guests as they arrive into town before a roundabout — I met the owner, and she told me she also runs a “small” farm behind it that includes horses, sheep, cattle, goats and chickens, and yes, she composts from the restaurant. On the other side of the highway, the entrance to a national park. Inside the town, a large agriculture grounds with stages, test gardens and plenty of native trees. This is where the festival was held this week. The event started with the national anthem, sung by an 8-year-old local schoolgirl. It’s clear from the anthem what the country does not want — tyrants and colonizers. And it’s clear that they want to be a free country, although they are still grappling with which economy will drive its future. The tourism economy, which favors hotels and airports and large ports, or a more local economy, where manufacturing, agriculture and other jobs will fill the gap. Agriculture, though, will have some part. It has to. Or at least, it’d be silly not to. Pineapples, mangoes, bananas, jackfruits, etc. From any city, it doesn’t take long to be in the country, where anyone would be taken in by the variety of flora, fauna and wildlife, which range from toucans to jaguars to crocodiles. Our first hour in the country, as we pulled into our hotel, the sounds of howler monkeys greeted us. (You’ll have to listen to the podcast for the full effect.) The next day, the conference began. We heard a resounding call to action from Ronnie Cummins, on the board with Regeneration International, which was followed by two days of educational speeches on five different stages, ranging from permaculture to seed saving to agritourism. All were rooted in how Belize can transform its agriculture into one of the world’s best. And no matter what, you have to give something to a country that starts its weekends on Thursday nights. Here’s what clips you can find on the podcast. Also, you’ll hear some thumping in the background, and truck noise. I apologize for that recording issue – (I wasn’t counting on so much foot stomping on stage when I set up the microphone, nor could I do much about the nearby highway traffic.) Ronnie Cummins, Board Member of Regeneration International Here’s that talk from Ronnie that opened up the conference. It’s about 16 minutes, and full of fire and fury.  Taylor Walker, Biodiverse Systems Designer Next, a highlight I recorded from Taylor Walker. A jack-of-all trades who designs gardens and permaculture environments, including Naples Botanical Gardens, Inland ecology Research Group, Sanibel Sea School and others. In Belize, he is managing Tropical Agro-Forestry farms. I’ll play a few minutes of his talk, as he walks about 50-60 people in his class through specific plants that grow well in Belize, like bread fruit.  Christopher Nesbitt, Regenerative Agriculturist Christopher Nesbitt, a regenerative agriculturist, has spent 30 years restoring a piece of damaged land in the Maya foothills. His land is now filled with more than 500 species of plants, all of which are harvestable. His talk was about his work. Here’s just a piece about that biodiversity.  Santiago Juan, Agritourism in Belize Santiago Juan, born and raised in Cayo District Belize, owns and operates a resort farm in the country. He spoke about agritourism, and how Belize can use its organic lands, pristine wilderness, and local food production to create a unique, authentic experience. One side note: his talk was not without some controversy, as some Belizian farmers weren’t too sure they wanted hoards of camera-toting Westerners posing with their pigs. But alas, the discussion assuaged some fears, and again showed what is to be gained, or lost, in such a wonderful country, one that is still building itself into an autonomous, self-sustained citizen of the world. (And sorry for the popping on this audio. It was lunch time, and the nearby passing trucks’s jake brakes kept blowing out the microphone.) That’s it — and a few rambles from me. Thanks for reading and listening. Find the Tractor Time podcast in the iTunes store, or at www.acresusa.com, or at ecofarmingdaily.com. It’s a bunch of other places too. Thanks for helping grow our food   – have a great week.      

Studying Abroad in Belize is a great opportunity if you want international experience, but don't want to be that far away from home. Rhondine Petrof of Toucan Education Programs does a great job of educating us on the process and opens our eyes to this beautiful, Belizian culture.

This episode is full of light from a super dope and beautiful artist and entrepreneur from Belize; reminding us to love ourselves no matter what. She left a stable career to conquer her dreams, faced death at the bedside of her hospital bed and still wakes up with a smile on her face. She gave us some truths and advice for others in the entrepreneurial journey who feel like roadblocks get in the way. Between unlimited laughter, a little Belizian patois in the mix with endless inspirational stories of how her art touches peoples hearts daily; Danielle is definitely one to be reckoned with.You can shop her majestic collections and follow Danielle on IG @kingcivvis @belizetreasures and don't forget to follow us @deargodarewethereyet. Want to be a guest on our show where we just talk like it’s 1995 email us hello@deargodarewethereyet.com  

Adam is on the Belizian news. Hurricane Earl hits, and everyone's ok, except for that slide at Caribbean Villas. That slide is no more. We discuss anxiety, travel and otherwise, sponges on the beach, and how much chill is required to eat in Caye Caulker. Spoiler: all of it. All the chill.  Our sponsor for this episode was MACK WELDON. Use the promo code PANIC for 20% off your order of their smart, stylish and swanky clothes. Get un-stinkable underpants and support Let's Not Panic, all at the same time.    Aftermath of Hurricane Earl on Ambergris Caye   Show Notes: Let's Not Panic on Instagram Learn more about Caye Caulker and Ambergris Caye  The Red Rising Trilogy was super fun to read, and a great salve against boredom