Podcasts about Black Pete

Dodds from Dodds in the Wild joins us to discuss the Artty situation, Ryan made a compilation of the best Artty moments and we say good by to our dead CEO. Black Pete is Santas partner and we have all the lore behind who he was. Ryan found his old pokemon card binder and it COULD have some rare Pokémon cards from the 90s and 2000s. Justin Trudeau gives us his reasons from importing so many Indians into Canada and we hear the story on Dr. Gay Hitler. All this and so much more on this weeks Clever Name Podcast. 

Durk Kooistra spreekt Michiel de Jong over de herkomst en betekenis van Sinterklaas en Zwarte Piet. Bronnen en links bij deze uitzending: - De site van Michiel de Jong, waar ook zijn boeken besteld kunnen worden: https://www.dekomediant.nl/ - Het YouTube-kanaal van Michiel de Jong:  @dekomediant  - Een eerder gesprek tussen Durk en Michiel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZvasTHqOKY - 'Changing minds through argumentation: Black Pete as a case study': https://research.vu.nl/files/256191602/Changing_minds_through_argumentation.pdf - Wouter Post in gesprek met Henk Singor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1HWLd15-LQ

In this week's Black World News, Kehinde Andrews makes plain the racism in continental Europe and how it hits differently to the UK; how Jamaica and other Black Caribbean islands (like Haiti) are not our home, they're prison colonies, and the solution: a global Black nation.- In this week's official guest interview, Kehinde Andrews talks with Mitchell Esajas "A Voice of Black Holland," from The Black Archives in Amsterdam. They talk about the great work the archive is doing to put the Black Dutch experience on the map. As well as the situation in Amsterdam, the far right rise, the Dutch king, prime minister, and the mayor of Amsterdam's apologies for enslavement. Not to mention the most popular Dutch tradition, Zwarte Piet (Black Pete) the years of resistance against the racist tradition, and the recent political development.   - Mitchell Esajas is co-founder and managing director of The New Urban Collective (NUC), a social enterprise and network for Black and POC, that manages The Black Archives (where Mitchell co-leads day-to-day activities). The Black Archives is an archive with more than 10,000 books and documents, exhibition space, and a cultural center. - BLACK WORLD NEWS LINKS Kick Out Zwarte Piet is calling it quits, it's now up to societyhttps://www.bnnvara.nl/joop/artikelen/kick-out-zwarte-piet-stopt-ermee-het-is-nu-aan-de-samenleving Presence of far-right MP Martin Bosma dishonours 1 July commemoration!https://www.theblackarchives.nl/blog/aanwezigheid-extreem-rechts-kamerlid-martin-bosma-onteert-1-juli-herdenking?lang=en - GUEST LINKS Atlanta Season 2 Episode 4: "Helen""I'm not wearing Black face" clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wr5dz8tgjC4 The Black Archives WebsiteThe Black Archives consists of unique book collections, archives and artifacts that are the legacy of Black Dutch writers and scientists. https://www.theblackarchives.nl/home.html The Black Archives Linktree https://linktr.ee/the_blackarchives The New Urban Collective https://www.nucnet.nl/ Broke-ish (Erika Brown + Amber Sims) In the Broke-ish space, we talk about being broke—broke and Black in America. We talk about all the unbelievable *ish that America has done to Black people to keep us in this broke-ish state.  https://brokeish.com/a White Innocence Paradoxes of Colonialism and Race https://www.dukeupress.edu/white-innocence - MIP LINKS Harambee Organisation of Black Unityhttps://www.blackunity.org.uk/ CAP25 - Convention of Afrikan People - Gambia - May 17-19, 2025 On Malcolm X's 100th birthday, the Harambee Organisation of Black Unity is bringing together those in Afrika and the Diaspora who want to fulfill Malcolm's legacy and build a global organization for Black people. This is an open invitation to anyone.https://make-it-plain.org/convention-of-afrikan-people/ BUF - Black United Front Global directory of Black organizations. This will be hosted completely free of charge so if you run a Black organization please email the name, address, website, and contact info to mip@blackunity.org.uk to be listed. - Guest: @mitch_positivity(IG) @the_blackarchives (IG) @theNUC1 Host: @kehindeandrews(IG) @kehindeandrews (T) Podcast team: @makeitplainorg @weylandmck @inhisownterms @farafinmuso Platform: www.make-it-plain.org (Blog) | www.youtube.com/@MakeItPlain1964 (YT) - For any help with your audio visit: https://weylandmck.com/

Welcome aboard our Safe Space Ship!   In the spirit of keeping momentum going as we #RenewAsACrew to #SaveOFMD, we are excited to  launch of our new Our Flag Means Death podcast, "Never Left"!   Your Co- Captains, Ariana Perry and Amanda Catron, will be hosting this completely spoiled, totally unofficial, deep dive into Our Flag Means Death.   Our first episode will be released on January 30th! Don't forget to follow us on social media, the links are in our linktree, as we prepare to dive in!  Feel free to contact us at neverleftofmd@gmail.com with any thoughts or questions   Our artwork was created by Amy Gleason, you can see more of her art @AmyBirdHouse on instagram and in the comic series Mighty Mascots.   Our theme music is Gnossienne 5 by Erik Satie, preformed by La Pianista     Image Description: A lighthouse stands above the inn, wrapped in a purple Kraken tentacle. The text reads "Never Left: Our Flag Means Death"

It's our Christmas episode.  Christmaschristmaschristmaschristmaschristmaschristmaschristmas.  We love it - the lights, the music, the cookies, the racist caricatures!  Ah, Christmas - the yuletide celebration that brings the world closer together.  A lovely time of year when we ask ourselves the eternal questions like: what is the meaning behind a black man dressed for a renaissance fair who has curly black hair and red red lips and puts children in a sack and beats them with a stick while taking them away to work in Spain. The meaning, in the Netherlands, is Christmas.  What a fun jolly time of year, and what a fun jolly sidekick-servant-slave-companion for St. Nicholas to have, a colorfully dressed black man who punishes naughty children by forcing them to work (for free) in Santa's toy shop in Spain. Listen, we get it.  Black Pete is racist.  But some Dutch people don't think so, they will argue with you, they will scream at you from their windmill houses, shaking their fists while throwing tulips and wooden shoes at you...be warned, the dutch are tolerant but that doesn't mean they will tolerate you talking smack about their beloved Zwarte Piet.  He's been around for 150 years and comes from a children's story book and you Americans have Rudolph and Frosty and your Santa is fat like all Americans and shame on you for your history! Go drink some coca-cola and celebrate capitalism, you Americans! Christmas gets ugly this year as we turn our attention to Dutch Delicious, a bakery in Edmonton (hello, Canada!) that thought it would be fun to share their Dutch cultural Christmas tradition of Black Pete with Canadians.  They weren't prepared for the backlash and quickly offered an apology and a new version of Black Pete, Chimney Pete - which leads us to ask another eternal question: will our listeners in the Netherlands ever forgive us for the windmill houses and throwing tulip jokes?

St. Nicholas' Day has passed, but we're not done with Christmas visitors yet. Santa has taken a few different forms over the centuries, and he's got an army of companions and alternates, too. Santa Claus takes inspiration from a variety of European folk  traditions,  and many of these old traditions have survived with modifications in the Christian era. In this episode we talk about a lot of our historically celebrated holiday gift bearers: - the Krampus of Central Europe; - the Ded Moroz of Russian winters; - the Icelandic Jolasveinar (Yule Trolls), the 13 hungry brothers who each stay a fortnight in the darkest part of the winter; - the truly monstrous Joulupukki  (Yule Goat) of Finnish tradition, thankfully he's softened up over the years; - Mos Gerila, the Romanian Communist holiday hunk;- the sloppy Christmas poop-log known as Tio de Nadal;- Germany's less celebrated Belsnickel was made famous by The Office's Dwight Schrute;- Italy's own Befana, the guide for the three magi;- and we certainly can't leave out the controversial Black Pete, but we're pleased to report that his image is getting a favourable update.All these get a special moment in the spotlight in addition to the time we spend exploring the real and imaginary histories of jolly old Saint Nicholas who eventually came to be known as Sinterklaas, or  Santa Claus. Naturally, this must include a discussion of the history of Chris Kringle (lit: "the Christ Child").All this and more.... Support us on Patreon or you can get our merch at Spreadshop.Join the Community on Discord.Learn more great religion factoids on Facebook and Instagram.

On Sunday evening Alabama guard Jahvon Quinerly unexpectedly announced intent to enter the transfer portal as a grad transfer. It's highly unlikely he makes sense for North Carolina, but it's worth having a preliminary conversation with the young man to determine the feasibility. The backcourt rotation appears to be full with RJ Davis, Elliot Cadeau, Seth Trimble, Cormac Ryan and Paxson Wojcik.Leaky Black and Pete Nance have each signed a contract with an NBA franchise. For Black, it's a two-way contract with the Charlotte Hornets. For Nance it's an Exhibit 10 contract with the (family legacy) Cleveland Cavaliers. We eagerly await their performance at summer league.Ian Jackson is in Belgium competing with the US U19 team. How will he stack up against his peers in this type environment?Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 

On Sunday evening Alabama guard Jahvon Quinerly unexpectedly announced intent to enter the transfer portal as a grad transfer. It's highly unlikely he makes sense for North Carolina, but it's worth having a preliminary conversation with the young man to determine the feasibility. The backcourt rotation appears to be full with RJ Davis, Elliot Cadeau, Seth Trimble, Cormac Ryan and Paxson Wojcik. Leaky Black and Pete Nance have each signed a contract with an NBA franchise. For Black, it's a two-way contract with the Charlotte Hornets. For Nance it's an Exhibit 10 contract with the (family legacy) Cleveland Cavaliers. We eagerly await their performance at summer league. Ian Jackson is in Belgium competing with the US U19 team. How will he stack up against his peers in this type environment? Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 

Although the Netherlands is internationally seen as a progressive country, the reality that many ethnic groups experience daily looks very different from the inside. In fact, over the past few decades, an ongoing battle against institutional racism has been taking place in the country. In this episode of Europe Talks Back, host Juli Simond tells the story of Marisella de Cuba, who was born on Aruba, a Caribbean island facing the coast of Venezuela that is part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. When Marisella moved to the Netherlands' mainland at a young age, she found herself confronting a society plagued by racism, which propelled her into activism.It's time for the Netherlands to confront its colonial past and systemic racism, and work towards a more just and equal society for all. - Maricella de CubaKey moments00:02:10 - Black Pete and Racism in Dutch Schools,00:06:27 - Dutch Colonial Past and Jan Pieterszoon Coen,00:12:08 - Child Benefit Scandal and Racialised Algorithms,00:17:21 - The fourth Rutte Cabinet.ResourcesSupport organisations like Control Alt Delete, which monitor and support victims of racial profiling in the Netherlands.Amnesty International's research report on Racial profiling in the Netherlands.Credits and staff The second season of Europe Talks Back is produced in partnership with Sphera Network, the first network of independent media in Europe to reinvent the media space and paint a new picture of the continent through impactful, unbiased, raw and authentic stories.The producer of Europe Talks Back is Maria Dios. The host and narrator of Europe Talks Back is Juli Simond. Sound editing and mixing is by Jeremy Bocquet. Reporting for this story by Sarah Tekath.The executive producer of Europe Talks Back is Alexander Damiano Ricci.Social Mediahttps://www.linkedin.com/linkedin.com/company/bulle-media/https://www.twitter.com/twitter.com/europodpodcastshttps://www.europod.eu/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Trentyn Flowers is a 6'8 SF and the 247 Sports Composite 20th-ranked player in the class of 2024. He announces his college decision on Friday, March 17 at 5:30pm ET. Will he pick Carolina over Louisville, Creighton, Arkansas, and others?Leaky Black and Pete Nance have run out of eligibility, so it's time to show them some love on the way out the door. Host Isaac Schade shares some of Black's stats as the UNC career leader in games played and then shares some Carolina fan messages for Black and Nance.The UNC women finally know their first NCAA Tournament opponent: St. John's (who knocked off Purdue on Thursday in a play-in game). The Tar Heels will face the Red Storm on Saturday at 4 on ESPN. Heels of the Week! Isaac Schade gives himself the bad Heel of the Week. Check out why.Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 

Trentyn Flowers is a 6'8 SF and the 247 Sports Composite 20th-ranked player in the class of 2024. He announces his college decision on Friday, March 17 at 5:30pm ET. Will he pick Carolina over Louisville, Creighton, Arkansas, and others? Leaky Black and Pete Nance have run out of eligibility, so it's time to show them some love on the way out the door. Host Isaac Schade shares some of Black's stats as the UNC career leader in games played and then shares some Carolina fan messages for Black and Nance. The UNC women finally know their first NCAA Tournament opponent: St. John's (who knocked off Purdue on Thursday in a play-in game). The Tar Heels will face the Red Storm on Saturday at 4 on ESPN. Heels of the Week! Isaac Schade gives himself the bad Heel of the Week. Check out why. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 

Welcome to episode 77. We have some exciting news!  Barry Grapefruit is organising a Total Christmas Podcast Convention, details are in the show.Then we have a Christmas Not So Classic.  This time we're looking at another song by The Killers and it's called Boots.  It's a great song, but not that festive.Have a listen:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UymN_kjYeFkNext it's Bob Baker who looks at what us Brits mean when we call someone a muppet.Then it's the quiz and you know you love it.Did you know Mariah Carey was in an advert for Walkers Crisps?  Well she was, and you won't believe how much they paid her.Then it'c Christmas Everyday and thanks to the lovely Shelli Arnold, Bob Baker has another idea about how to keep feeling festive all year long.Last episode in Christmas All Over The World we looked at Sinterklass, now we're looking at his politically incorrect side kick Zwarte Piet or Black Peter.  It's controversial stuff.This episode's recommendation is Office Ladies, hosted by Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey (Pam and Angela).  Each episode they look at an episode of The Officer and it's just a great listen.https://officeladies.com/If you want to get in touch you can.Email:  totalchristmas@gmail.comWebsite:  totalchristmaspodcast.comMerry Christmas!

Theatrical costume designer and age-of-sail enthusiast Hannah Haverkamp returns to Antiques Freaks to discuss the delightful and deliberate anachronisms in the historical costuming choices of HBO's pirate comedy series Our Flag Means Death. What's up with Oluwande's crocs? Why does Black Pete wear a literal actual horseshoe for a belt buckle? How is Blackbeard the connective tissue between Mad Max and Judas Priest? And is the “rather exquisite cashmere” REALLY cashmere??? Tune in to find out!

Langston and David answer a listener's email about the evil doings of Dutch people with their cigars and paint. They received a DM from a listeners to confirm more Black Pete rumors. Send your conspiracy theories, music drops, and any problematic talks to mymommapod@gmail.com You will not want to miss My Momma Told Me LIVE! at The Elysian in Los Angeles, California. Show is on Thursday, February 16th at 7:30pm. Get your tickets here! We are now on YouTube! Listen & Watch episodes of My Momma Told Me starting 12/20. Subscribe to the channel here!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Langston and David continue the conversation of Black Santa and dive into other holiday traditions that focus on one mission: exploiting a workforce. The conversation moves from a lucky Italian witch to Black Pete; a slave to Santa. What tales do we tell the children? You will not want to miss this episode, and a reminder: figgy pudding ain't shit.  Send your conspiracy theories, music drops, and any problematic talks to mymommapod@gmail.com You will not want to miss My Momma Told Me LIVE! at The Elysian in Los Angeles, California. Show is on Thursday, February 16th at 7:30pm. Get your tickets here! We are now on YouTube! Listen & Watch episodes of My Momma Told Me starting 12/20. Subscribe to the channel here!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another exciting episode of the HoZ Comedy Podcast. On this episode the cast talks about the origin of Santa Clause and how Black Pete has to do all the heavy lifting just so the fat guy can take all the credit. There is also an argument about who is better Batman or Spiderman which end up being a conversation about Marvel vs DC. All that and more on this exciting episode of the HoZ Comedy Podcast. Remember to listen laugh and share.

Forget that bearded fat f*ck in a red suit, Oh.. sure he showers you with gifts if you're good.. but the demon spawn, Krampus is where it's at! Welcome back hoseheads to another hilarious strange brew special and before we dive into the child punishing, horned, long tongued devil, we discus the very problematic "Black" Pete and why the dutch have a tradition of wearing blackface around Christmas. You better watch out, you better not lie because Krampus will hit with sticks sticks till you cry.. or drowned you in a bathtub or drag you to hell, Let's bring fear back to the Holiday season. Celebrate with us and WATCH the specials on youtube or make sure you drink some spiked Nog while hitting the bong because it's about to get STRANGE! Follow the Madness on Social Media! www.patreon.com/strangebrewpodcast www.strangebrewpodcast.com Strange brew's INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/strangebrew...​ Strange brew's FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/strangebrewpod TOMCAT- https://www.instagram.com/tomcathipho...​ ANTON- https://www.instagram.com/h.p_shovekraft/?hl=en Anton's Twitch- Twitch @ invaderdaggett_ttv Strange Brew's Twitch @ strangebrewttv Find First Class Horror on all Podcast Platforms!  LINK BELOW..  https://linktr.ee/FirstClassHorror

Welcome to Christmas in the Netherlands. If you're looking for things to do in Amsterdam, you might find your way to a Christmas market to witness the Zwarte Piet tradition. Like a German Krampus parade, Sinterklaas (Santa Claus) has a servant named Black Pete that has a controversial blackface depiction. He's supposed to be a devil, but we'll let you be the judge (3:04). Meanwhile in Finland, the Finnish Prime Minister sets a standard for paternity leave that we hope becomes universal (44:25). Bringing it back to the states, it's Wisconsin vs Illinois to decide who has the most Christmas cheer (58:25). Merry Christmas you filthy animal! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Twas the week before Christmas and all through the Shoe-Dio, AG and Chris  discussed something beautiful. Three Holiday tales from folklore are told, but not before someone packs a tight bowl. Look we get it, the Holidays are stressful, even more reason to take a little time for yourself, bake yourself like a warm oatmeal raisin cookie (yes they're the superior cookie) and tuck in with us for some Holiday Folklore that makes Santa look like a basic bitch. Sinterklass and the questionable Black Pete or Gryla and the Yule Lads, we've got something for everyone. 

Due to a shelf that came crashing down and destroying the PC monitor the show was late. However, it is still the best show out there and we love you. Vara and Roxy take on the legends of Christmas. We talk about ST. Nick, Black Pete, Krampus, and Belsnickel. How are they part of Christmas, and do they all get along? Find out on The VCR SHOW! Ho! Ho! Ho! *** KIDS SHOULD NOT LISTEN TO THIS ONE*** #thevcrshow #popculture #Nerd # Christmas #podcast #Houston #Texas #Santa # Krampus #Vara #Roxyperez Roxy Perez Tik Tok: Thepoproxx Instagram: Poproxx428 Facebook: Roxy Perez Curvy Model The VCR Show Thevcrshow.com thevcrshow@gmail.com Instagram and Twitter: @thevcrshow Black Pete Article.

Christmas time is almost here. Santa is coming to town...and so is his shadow.Lyurel & Janelle review the 2015 horror comedy"Krampus," and discuss the lore and legend of Krampus, the racialized Dutch tradition: Black Pete, the case of Melissa Young, the updates in the Tory Lanez case, and more!Follow Us!InstagramFacebookTik TokConsider supporting us by becoming a Patreoner at patreon.com/footoffthebedpodcast!Stay safe, stay indoors, and don't leave your foot off the bed!Follow Us!InstagramFacebookTik TokConsider supporting us by becoming a Patreoner at patreon.com/footoffthebedpodcast!

Onnnnn this episode… Murrrry Cripmas Knuckaheads! How much do you know about Christmas? Probably more than we do. So stay tuned for some pagan partying with a pinch of Pete and some Yule tide tradition! Enjoy. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ewing-house-studios/support

This is part 2 of 'Activism Works - Black Pete is Racism' where Lieke Koningen, Simone de Bies and I discuss why Black Pete is racism, and how it is connected to the Dutch colonial legacy and linked to institutional racism. We focus on the importance of recognizing power relationships and being antiracist. An we discuss how an inclusive Sinterklaas festivity can look like and how kids are ready to be educated on racism. Above all though, we recognize the long-lasting resistance struggle around Black Pete is Racism, the people who have been speaking out in the streets, in schools, in nurseries, workplaces, at family dinners and so forth. We honour activism as a creative endeavour and are inviting you all to be worthy of our times, to step up and say not in my name to racism, oppression, intimidation and injustice! Choose your model of activism, what speaks best to you, be artistic and creative about it and let's continue making positive changes together. Host: Stella Saliari At Salt the Podcast my guests and I contest and deconstruct narratives, and passionately recreate with the aim to change systems and perceptions. We want to elevate a generation that is feminist, antiracist and empathetic. Our conversations flow into each other and leave room for the unexpected. Salt is love, community, solidarity, a collective, healing, creating. It is intersectional, full of stories, movement and change. It insists, evolves and transforms. It is a commitment. #blackpeteisracism #activism #resistance #stopblackface #thenetherlands #amsterdam #thetimeisup #socialjustice #decolonizing #antiracist #gloriawekker #representation #representationmatters #equitymatters #saltthepodcast #intersectionality #antiracism #personalnarratives #kickoutblackpete Follow Salt @salt_thepodcast Subscribe to Salt The Podcast on Soundwise

This episode (which consists of two parts) is about the Dutch Sinterklaas festivity and specifically the figure of Black Pete. It firmly states that activism works and that Black Pete is Racism.  To discuss this important and challenging topic I gathered with two fabulous people: Lieke Koningen and Simone de Bies.  Lieke is a mother, a life coach, community builder and event producer. An award winning teacher, dancer and workshop developer who lives with her family in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. From a very young age she felt the need to stand up against injustices and her passion for social justice has been part of her life ever since.  Simone was born in Suriname, in South America and moved to Amsterdam, the Netherlands at the age of 9. This is where she lives together with her daughter Zoe. Simone works for the Dutch government and is passionate about making our society more equal and inclusive.   In this first part of the episode we introduce the topic, listen to statements from people on the topic, outline parts of the resistance struggle and provide some analysis on why Black Pete is racist.  Host: Stella Saliari At Salt the Podcast my guests and I contest and deconstruct narratives, and passionately recreate with the aim to change systems and perceptions. We want to elevate a generation that is feminist, antiracist and empathetic. Our conversations flow into each other and leave room for the unexpected. Salt is love, community, solidarity, a collective, healing, creating. It is intersectional, full of stories, movement and change. It insists, evolves and transforms. It is a commitment. #blackpeteisracism #KOZP #nederlandwordtbeter #gloriawekker #racism #killjoy #stopblackface #nederlandkanhet #blacklivesmatter #sinterklaas #decolonize #coloniallegacy #colonialism #activism #ZwartePietIsZwartVerdriet #representation #luluhelder #saraahmed #representationmatters #resistance #equitymatters #intersectionality #antiracism #blackpeteisblacksadness #amsterdam Follow Salt @salt_thepodcast Subscribe to Salt The Podcast on Soundwise Subscribe to Salt The Podcast on Soundwise

This is a re-release of our interview from 2017 with Dr. Mark Staker. We're going to talk about Kirtland history. While I knew there was an early convert named Black Pete who likely held the priesthood, I was surprised to learn that Black Pete may have introduced speaking in tongues and polygamy to the Church! […]

In this episode Anthony Panders to the Netherlands and or Holland. There's some confusion there according to the internet. So Black people are upset about Zwarte Piet or Black Pete who is a bafoon who helps Santa deliver presents in the Netherlands. The local whites will dress up in black face and fall over themselves as the character Zwarte Piet. It's totally unproblematic! Links down below! www.instagram.com/theanthonymartin www.twitter.com/watameye www.tictok.com/anthonywithcheese www.apple.com/panderinghour www.spotify.com/panderinghour www.anchor.fm.com/panderinghour Thanks for making my dreams come true! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode 3 of 2 Hot Girls: A Podcast by Dudes!!! We thought it was lost but Ryan fixed the audio 3 weeks later!!!West Virginia native and hilarious stand-up comic, Justin Powers, explains pepperoni rolls, Juggalos, and Black Pete. Also, we close it with a bad, freestyle Russia diss track.Follow Justin on Instagram our around the showroom at Chuck's Furniture: @jkexplosionTHIS IS HANDS DOWN THE HOTEST PODCAST IN CHICAGO AND MAYBE THE WORLD. WE ARE GOD'S GIFT TO THE PODCASTING, STAND-UP COMEDY, AND IMPROV (long form only cause short form SUCKS) WORLD!!!! I AM TYPING THIS UNIRONICALLY.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter: @2hotgirlspod

We wrap up our conversation about Race and the Priesthood this week by learning about 3 lesser-known early Black Mormon Saints. Hear about “Black Pete”--the first African American man affiliated with the Mormon religion, as well as Joseph T. Ball (who fooled everyone into believing he was White) and Lydia Walker–the first African American woman to be recorded as baptized. Get on in here and join us! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sharingreleasesshame/message

Abbott and Costello ride into Dead Pan Gulch on the trail of Black Pete, the bank robber. Black Pete turns out to be guest Marlene Dietrich! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iloveoldtimeradio/message

Hi Ichabodicans! Today we bring you the last episode of Season 1. FINALLY! After one year and four months. It's belated, but it's here--the Krampus Episode. Today we're gonna teach you all about Krampus and his origin story. Did he come from Black Pete? Perchta? Hel? Gryla? How can you appease him? What if you catch him sniffing around your house on Christmas Eve? What happens if he kidnaps one of your kids? All these questions will be answered in today's epic episode. You don't want to miss this. If you do . . . well, I wasn't supposed to say this, but if you miss it, you're totally lame. Like. Totally. JK. We love you. And so does Ichabod. Today's Source:Krampus: The History and Legacy of the Mythological Figure Who Punishes Children During the Christmas SeasonIchabod's Nose Picks/Andy:OzarkSweet MagnoliasThe Woman Across The Street From The Girl In The WindowIchabod's Nose Picks/Jen:LambThe WastelandThe Dark and the Wicked

Black equity, musical neurotechnology, and new paths for artist funding are just a few of the things that Bryan Crumpler is interested in as a composer. He joins Garrett this week to talk about his life, his music, and the impact that Europe's "Black Pete" has had on one of his compositions. Scott digs into the nuance of "woke racism", Garrett honors the lives of legends who the world has recently lost, and they both highlight musical performances that showcase the sounds of home and far away from home. This week's TRILLOQUY focuses on Florida's new "white guilt" law and how it could impact music education moving forward. Playlist: Meat Loaf - "Hot Patootie - Bless My Soul" Jay-Z and Ye - "Niggas in Paris" (perf. Kaleidoscope Orchestra: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1Uk3-kMm-Y) 21 Savage - "A Lot" Omar Thomas - "I Am" Rilo Kiley - "The Execution of All Things" Koji Kondo - "Potion Shop" (perf. Super Guitar Bros.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFw-FrYmAEw&t=1479s) SARIPUTRA - "Raag Ahir Bhairav" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AN2rcbIwqrc) Bryan Crumpler - Clarinet Concerto No. 1 Bryan Crumpler - "Lift Every Voice and Sing" Frederick Delius - "Florida Suite" More: Bryan Crumpler: https://ahmadeus.bandcamp.com/ Downbeat (Mitch McConnell on "Americans" and "African-Americans"): https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/video/2022/jan/21/mitch-mcconnell-under-fire-after-saying-african-americans-vote-as-much-as-americans-video Free At-Home COVID Testing: https://www.cms.gov/how-to-get-your-at-home-OTC-COVID-19-test-for-free André Leon Talley Was Black Excellence in Action: https://www.vogue.com/article/andre-leon-talley-was-black-excellence-in-action Jay-Z and Meek Mill Team Up to Block Rap Lyrics From Being Used in Court: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/jay-z-meek-mill-big-sean-fat-joe-back-law-limiting-rap-lyrics-at-criminal-trials-1286594/ John McWhorter Talks About His New Book, 'Woke Racism': https://news.columbia.edu/news/john-mcwhorter-talks-about-his-new-book-woke-racism Inside The Black Pete Tradition Of Christmas Blackface In The Netherlands: https://allthatsinteresting.com/black-pete Florida Advances Bill That Would Band Making White People Feel Bad About Racism: https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2022/01/florida-sb-148-racism-discomfort

In this special first episode of Season 4: Winter Spirits of Mythical Musings, The Podcast we honor two recognizable figures with two quite different yet similar histories. The alter ego of Santa Claus, Krampus, is the kind of spirit whose malevolence takes on a whole new meaning. We explore the origins of both figures and how they've impacted the modern celebration of Christmas.Episode Highlights:* St. Nicholas; his origins, his real story, and his miracles* Krampus: his pagan origins and how he became synonymous with the naughty list* Black Pete; his controversial origins and modern-day outlook* The Great Persecution: a backstory of how Christians were seen during the times of the Roman Empire* Christmas in modern day and how we can celebrate it both religiously and in secular society* A special “Twas the Nightmare Before Christmas” readingAs the New Year draws ever closer, it's important to take every ounce of Christmas magick we can and make it last. This episode highlights some of the great and fun traditions celebrated around the world!For more Mythical Musings, please visit:Substack | Mythical MusingsInstagram | @mymythicalmuseFacebook | @mythicalmusingsDonations | paypal.me/mythicalmusings.comMerchandise | Shop (morethanmythical.com)Become a paid member of the show for exclusive episodes and more!{New and existing members click the link and hit “subscribe” for more info! @mythicalmusings. Thank you :)} This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit mythicalmusings.substack.com/subscribe

What are traditions? They are the ideas and values passed down from generation to generation. They are customs and beliefs that bind a culture together. The raising of a Christmas tree during Christmas. The celebration of a new year. Your birthday is special. You brush your teeth with your eyes closed. All are traditions and rituals we do. We have rituals for everything and every occurrence. We mark special days for remembrance. These may be days of triumphs, or they may be days of loss. There are plenty of people who still remember Kurt Cobain's day of death, while others see it as any other day. These are dates that we find it important to remember. On these days we may do something special. The fourth Thursday of November is Thanksgiving. We hold the first Sunday after the first full moon following the vernal equinox in March as a great feast of when Jesus arose from the grave, aka easter. Each culture has a different way of celebrating each of its own holidays. Christmas which is coming up n the next day or two has many of its own unique traditions. In the US we set up a tree we string lights all over the place. We find the prettiest pine tree and bring it into our house. We then add lights to it and hang decorations from its boughs. We string holly and pine garland around and the smell of Christmas is amazing especially when you are using real pine. Sticky but it smells so good. Now there are some people who talk about how this is not true Christianity and all that stuff is pagan traditions. Is it? Well yeah to a point. Yet it is a part of our traditions anyhow. We have a theory as to why we use a pine tree instead of saying a young walnut tree. The reason is so that the values that the pagans had actually fit nicely with what the Christians had. So incorporating their traditions to fit in with ours was a good adjustment of traditions. Then you add the additions of American society and you have Saint Nicholas riding a sleigh being pulled by reindeer. While if you go to the Netherlands, Saint Nicholas rides a boat and he has a helper named Black Pete who helps him disseminate the gifts through several days. They use shoes instead of stockings. Yet the primary character is still the same. Some cultures actually have scary monsters running around Throwing bad children into bags and whipping them. In America, we have a family feast. Turkey, ham, brisket if you are in my house. While in Japan you have a bucket of KFC Chicken. In Catalonia, it is customary to have a dude dropping a duce in the manger scene. Some families like to have the Christmas pickle hidden in their tree. Shoot in Norway you hide your brooms on Christmas so witches do run off with them. There are so many different and fun traditions in the Christmas season alone. We haven't even talked about the other days of the year. Then there were traditions that died out thankfully, like the act of wassailing. Now I think wassailing can be brought back just not as it was originally. It started out as a roving band of drunk people demanding food from the lords or they would start getting rowdy. Yet because of wassailing, we get the tradition of singing carols door to door. These and all traditions are a time for remembrance and looking back on how we are connected to each other. Yeah, there are those who want to say our traditions are bad or not fair or something to that effect. Yet they have their own traditions and customs they want to observe. Why traditions are important They link us to our ancestors They allow us to show respect to those who also observe our traditions We are losing our traditions There are those who have worked tirelessly to change our traditions. These changes are often done in the name of fairness You can start your own traditions I talked about the 14 Christmas traditions you can start this year. Have a manly Christmas Watch a Christmas movie Die-hard is good A Christmas story Meet with your Band Of Brothers Serve someone in need with the Christmas Jar Classic Christmas Carols https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6u8Ct3nQZcQupR1qyVUYwT?si=4f82f6f9e5814489 Classic Christmas Songs https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DX6R7QUWePReA?si=73bb886465c04f90

It's our Christmas episode.  Christmaschristmaschristmaschristmaschristmaschristmaschristmas.  We love it - the lights, the music, the cookies, the racist caricatures!  Ah, Christmas - the yuletide celebration that brings the world closer together.  A lovely time of year when we ask ourselves the eternal questions like: what is the meaning behind a black man dressed for a renaissance fair who has curly black hair and red red lips and puts children in a sack and beats them with a stick while taking them away to work in Spain. The meaning, in the Netherlands, is Christmas.  What a fun jolly time of year, and what a fun jolly sidekick-servant-slave-companion for St. Nicholas to have, a colorfully dressed black man who punishes naughty children by forcing them to work (for free) in Santa's toy shop in Spain. Listen, we get it.  Black Pete is racist.  But some Dutch people don't think so, they will argue with you, they will scream at you from their windmill houses, shaking their fists while throwing tulips and wooden shoes at you...be warned, the dutch are tolerant but that doesn't mean they will tolerate you talking smack about their beloved Zwarte Piet.  He's been around for 150 years and comes from a children's story book and you Americans have Rudolph and Frosty and your Santa is fat like all Americans and shame on you for your history! Go drink some coca-cola and celebrate capitalism, you Americans! Christmas gets ugly this year as we turn our attention to Dutch Delicious, a bakery in Edmonton (hello, Canada!) that thought it would be fun to share their Dutch cultural Christmas tradition of Black Pete with Canadians.  They weren't prepared for the backlash and quickly offered an apology and a new version of Black Pete, Chimney Pete - which leads us to ask another eternal question: will our listeners in the Netherlands ever forgive us for the windmill houses and throwing tulip jokes?

Have you ever heard of a Christmas Town? You know, those towns that always look like they are a wreath or two away from being fully Christmas decorated? Towns where, even in summer, a cloud and cool breeze are enough to bring to mind a Rockwell Christmas card? In some of those towns Christmas is real. Sometimes a feeling can become its own life, a nexus to all that believe and Christmas towns are the gateways to Christmas. Now, not all of them, mind you. Not the tourist traps and pop-up crap, but the real ones, nestled in the woods, or down a prairie lane, towns at the far turn of a mountain road, in some of those towns, Christmas is real. Learn more about Black Pete here: https://www.screamingeyepress.com/black-pete-a-christmas-tale/ ----------------------------------- Check out Radio Wasteland News & interview highlight clips: https://www.youtube.com/c/RadioWasteland/videos Radio Wasteland is a radio show and podcast that covers all topics mysterious to conspiratory, ranging from corrupt governments and cover-ups to UFO phenomenon and cryptozoology… and everything in between… and more importantly, everything beyond. Learn about the cast and crew at https://radiowasteland.us/about/ #RadioWasteland #BlackPete #ChaunceyHaworth Follow Us at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RadioWasteland.us/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/radiowasteland6 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/Radio_wasteland/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/radiowasteland/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCacz6KvUCCTuMKg0rBkXdAA Want to be a guest on our show? Email us at Radiowastelandpodcast@gmail.com and we will get back to you ASAP!

Episode Sixty-Seven: Sint (2010)SaintSaint NickFor our final regular episode of 2021, we're off to the Netherlands to deal with Sinterklaas. Along the way we'll tackle Black Pete, blackface, the stupidity of Columbus, and the best darn Santa-as-a-demon-zombie movie we've seen this year. Stay tuned after the episode to hear David Sedaris read "Six to Eight Black Men." For the next two weeks, you'll hear our remaining outtakes episodes. Happy Holidays!"Six to Eight Black Men," by David SedarisLogo design by: https://www.fiverr.com/ideahitsIntro voiceover by: https://www.youtube.com/kevincrockerheyjameswatchthis@gmail.comFollow us @heyjameswatch

This episode 7H,10H is honored to welcome Louis Römer, ethnographer extraordinaire of the Caribbean and the Netherlands, to discuss Santa's demonic entourage in the Netherlands and Germany, namely Zwarte Piet (Black Pete) and Krampus. We discuss the way these Santa-demons and their re-invented traditions matter for racial politics in Europe, the Caribbean, and Upstate New York. And why, in Italy, Santa is Black.Follow Louis on Twitter: @lromeranthSources:Sacha Hilhorst and Joke Hermes “‘We have given up so much': Passion and denial in the Dutch Zwarte Piet (Black Pete) controversy”Yannick Coenders and Sébastien Chauvin, “Race and the Pitfalls of Emotional Democracy: Primary Schools and the Critique of Black Pete in the Netherlands”Nicole Römer (Louis's cousin): “Ik Heb Een Naam” (I have a name) (English language piece on responding to racism in the Netherlands and how Zwarte Piet factors in.)Magdalena Berger, “Warum sich immer mehr junge Männer als Krampusse verkleiden”Eva Reisinger, “Dumme österreichische Bräuche: Warum ich den Krampus hasse”

Yes, dear listeners, we finally did a Krampus episode. Topics: American Dad, Krampus (2015), Black Phillip (affectionate) and Black Pete (derogatory), American Traditions, Nazis (can fuck off), Crowley (Supernatural) and Crowley (Good Omens), Krampus Kinks, Homestuck (surprise!) CW: animal death, child death, Nazis, light NSFW in the form of Krampus ~art~

The Lone Ranger starring Brace Beemer, originally broadcast November 29, 1943, Sign of the Broken Thumb. Black Pete and his Chinese coolies help "The Raven" break out of jail. The Lone Ranger tries to break up the Chinese slave trade. Also Part 2 of a 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story, The Henderson Matter, originally broadcast November 29, 1955. How hard is it to believe what you see? Johnny see plenty!

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Episode 4 is the first of Barks' Arctic-set comics, the exciting tale, Frozen Gold! This is an exciting story, and we get the chance to discuss, among other things: the development of penicillin and parallels to the story of Balto the famous sled dog, the return of Black Pete, the ducks' plane hijinks, and Donald's Mr. Magoo moment.

Hermelijn and I discuss the way in which Dutch children are controlled by the story of Sinterklaas and his controversial helper Black Pete.

In this episode, I will be discussing a Dutch Christmas tradition and its association with Zwarte Piet, or Black Pete in English. This character is based on anti-Black stereotypes and involves the use of blackface. This episode aims to examine this specific tradition within a larger context of Dutch colonization throughout the Atlantic World and also considers Black experiences in the Netherlands today. Joining me is my Humanity in Action fellow, Valerie Ntinu.

In this week's episode, I talk with Vanessa Blakeslee about the new fiction anthology, A Very French Christmas, from New Vessel Press. NOTES Some context for the dubious Dutch tradition of Black Pete. David Sedaris discusses this in his essay, "6 to 8 Black Men." Be sure to check out the music of David Rego, whose song "Harp" appears on this episode.

We continue are discussion with Dr. Brian Hales.  (Part 1 is here.)  He has written a comprehensive history of Joseph Smith's Polygamy (Volume 1, Volume 2, and Volume 3.)  In this episode, I'll ask him about Dr. Mark Staker's claim that Black Pete may have been responsible for introducing polygamy into the Kirtland period. Joseph knew the Old Testament, he knew Abraham had more than one wife and Jacob, so why would we need to think that it was Black Pete that was introducing this in a very real way, especially when Joseph wasn't supportive of so much that was going on when he first arrived down there, and the types of spiritual experiences that they were expressing in their church meetings and things like that.  So I'm a little dubious on that, but I just applaud Mark.  I say go forward and let us know. He also makes an interesting statement about the Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible. I believe all of these principles came to Joseph line upon line, precept upon precept.  Some of the exciting things that are happening down at BYU, Thom Wayment and others are looking at the Joseph Smith Translation very carefully and discovering that it really shouldn't be thought of as actual scripture in and of itself, that it was a chance for Joseph to expand upon the text to make the Bible text correspond with the theology that he was receiving through revelation, or through communications that he portrayed to be from God. I asked Brian about differences in biblical polygamy and Doctrine & Covenants 132. GT:  Well so I guess my question is as far as 132 and Genesis, does it seem to you that there's a difference among those two scriptures as far as whether God commanded Hagar to be a plural wife or whether Sarah was totally responsible? Brian acknowledges the accounts are different, but it doesn't bother him. Brian:  So for me to see the JST Genesis and that it doesn't necessarily say what comes in 1843 doesn't surprise me because of the line upon line, precept upon precept process. What do you think about these different accounts about Hagar's marriage to Abraham?  Does it bother you that these two accounts seem to differ in whether God commanded the marriage, or Sarah suggested it? Check out our conversation… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFPSq1M2Rpg&t https://gospeltangents.com/shop/transcripts/polygamy-dc-132-conflict-jst-genesis/    

This is not your typical polygamy conversation.  How did polygamy get started in the LDS Church?  Dr. Mark Staker has a very interesting theory:  he thinks it was started by a former slave, Black Pete, who joined the Mormon community in 1830.  I talked about Black Pete in Part 1 and Part 2 of my discussion with Staker, an LDS Anthropologist, and Staker also makes the case that Oliver Cowdery, not Joseph Smith, wrote the Declaration on Marriage that was replaced by D&C 132 in the Doctrine & Covenants.  With the LDS Church's stance on monogamy being God's standard, does Staker believe that this de-canonized revelation could be re-canonized?  Check out the audio above, video below, or transcript (also on Amazon) to find out!  You'll learn a lot about polygamy the foundations of polygamy in this episode! Here's a few interesting quotes from the podcast: GT:  So wait a minute.  You're telling me that Black Pete may have been responsible for introducing polygamy into the Kirtland community? Mark:  I believe so, and I believe that's why often we say well Joseph Smith was translating the Bible and he wants to know about Abraham and his wives, Isaac and Jacob and their wives and so he asks that. Who authored the Declaration on Marriage? Brigham Young believed it was all Oliver Cowdery.  Did he know all the details?  Scholars have disputed that but some of them have accepted his declaration.  I tend to believe that Brigham Young did know enough about those details that he was right that Oliver Cowdery had played the principal if not the sole role in getting that material included. What are your thoughts? https://youtu.be/z2CP5VsJyps        

It may be surprising to many to discover that a man known in Mormon journals as Black Pete served a mission for the LDS Church in 1831.  (Back then, it was known simply as the "Church of Christ.")  Dr. Staker notes, https://youtu.be/19lxpBdzWKs Black Pete is one of these individuals that goes out preaching.  He joins three other individuals and they all go out as a group of four. They're very interested in religious enthusiasm.  That might be what ties them together, but what this also suggests is that since those that we know about were ordained elders such as John Murdock, it could be that Black Pete had been ordained an elder as well to go out and he's assigned to preach just like these others are assigned to go out and preach. In this episode, we'll discuss his visits from a black angel, and some of the unusual religious practices he imprinted on Mormonism.  We've already mentioned that he started speaking in tongues in Part 1 of our conversation, but in this episode, we'll learn that Joseph Smith tamps down on these religious practices.  However, missionaries from Kirtland convert Brigham Young, who re-introduces the practice of speaking in tongues in Kirtland!  Pete also attempts to marry within the predominantly white community of Kirtland.  Staker notes that interracial marriage in 1831 would be national news, and it did happen occasionally. It ended up in the national papers that someone married a black person, but Emma's aunt had done exactly that. GT:  Emma Smith? Mark:  Emma Smith's aunt Diantha Hale had married a Joseph Wallace, a black man. GT:  Oh I did not know that. Mark:  Nobody did.  They kept it quiet.  By law they had to announce it in the newspaper, the marriage, but they didn't mention race in that official announcement. GT:  Wow! Please listen here!  Here's a link to a transcript (also on Amazon).  Check out the video.

After 3 ½ years, two full seasons and 40 episodes, Disney XD's Gravity Falls is about to air its final show—and we're a little bummed by this. Gravity Falls is our favorite thing on Disney television right now, ranking right up there with Phineas and Ferb, another great Disney animated series that came to an end. The summer adventures of Dipper and Mabel Pines at their great uncle Stan's Mystery Shack in the Oregon backwoods has been consistently funny, irreverent, exciting and even a little sweet. There have been mysteries solved, monsters defeated and life lessons learned in a show that is as entertaining for kids as it is for adults. The show's final episode, “Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back the Falls,” will air on Disney XD Monday, February 15 at 7:00 p.m. In it, we'll find out the fate of the Gravity Falls townsfolk at the hands of Bill Cipher, the one-eyed, triangle-shaped being from another dimension hell-bent on ruling—and possibly destroying—the entire known universe. It's going to be fun, really. This week, Tim attended a press event in Burbank with some of the cast and creative people of Gravity Falls. On hand was the show's creator and voice of Grunkle Stan, as well as the lovable handyman Soos, Alex Hirsch. Joining him were the actors who voice Dipper and Mabel Pines, Jason Ritter and Kristen Schaal. And finally, we heard from the composer of Gravity Falls' catchy, mysterious and whimsical music, Brad Breeck. Drew Taylor with the Disney Insider moderated the panel discussion, which was followed by questions from the press. Alex, Jason, Kristen and Brad shared their favorite moments from the show, how the Gravity Falls characters developed and grew, and why it made sense to end the series when they did. Adventure Thru Liquid Space In a move inspired by Garry Apgar, our guest in the Lounge last week, Tim challenged our resident mixologist Carolyn to devise a cocktail worthy of Mickey Mouse's arch-nemesis Black Pete. We're happy to report she came through with flying colors (or maybe she was just Plane Crazy). Black Pete 1 1/2 oz. Scotch1/2 oz. Cherry Heering1/2 oz. Ramazzotti Amaro1 1/2 oz. Coca Cola In a shaker, combine the Scotch, Cherry Heering, and Ramazzotti, fill with ice, and shake to chill. Strain into an ice-filled rocks glass. Top with Coke. Garnish. Enjoy! www.TheMouseCastle.comRSS Feed: http://themousecastle.libsyn.com/rss

Black Peter or Zwarte Piet: is it a beloved Dutch Christmas character or a racist throwback to the minstrel tradition? Quinsy Gario, a media expert from the Dutch Island St. Maarten, didn't think much of it until his mother was called “Zwarte Piet”. Then he launched a public campaign to end the tradition that led to a police beating, death threats and a national debate and led him to being, for a few months, the most hated man in The Netherlands. (Photo: Quinsy Gario)

Kno'Ledge Cesare visits The Context of White Supremacy live from the Netherlands. We'll discuss his campaign against Racism/White Supremacy and the so-called holiday Zwarte Piet [Black Peter]. White people have praised this tradition of black face and ridiculing black people. Mr. Cesare and his non-white colleagues have volunteered their time and energy to protest this White Supremacist tradition. We'll hear about the massive resistance they've encountered and we'll evaluate the logic of those who want to preserve Black Pete. #WhiteChristmas #BlackPeter #TheCOWS13 INVEST in The COWS – http://paypal.me/TheCOWS Cash App: https://cash.app/$TheCOWS CALL IN NUMBER: 720.716.7300 CODE: 564943#