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Brunswick Ga. ( Im not Sassy!) Ft. Trey Clark by M.I.D Ent

On todays podcast I chat with Brunswick Georgia fly and light tackle guide Michael Garcia! We discus southern Georgias inshore fishing opportunities, conservation and our love for fly fishing! Hope you enjoy!   -Capt. Michael Garcia-  https://www.marshbugcharters.com   -Checkout Outdoors by Owner- https://go-obo.com/     -40% Off EyeStrike & Zman- Code: EC10 https://eyestrikefishing.com   -Florida Fishing Products- https://www.floridafishingproducts.com   -Temple Fork Outfitters- https://tforods.com   -Bonafide Kayaks- https://bonafidefishing.com   -Carolina First Mate- https://carolinafirstmate.com   Do you love Eastern Current and want to help support us as well as gain access to tons of extra content that has never been released to the public? Donate through our PATREON Account! https://www.patreon.com/user?u=31609753&fan_landing=true   Be Sure to checkout Eastern Current on Youtube, Facebook and Instagram!   Book a Fishing Trip -Jud Brock - https://www.easternangling.com/   Book a Hunt  -Jud Brock- https://www.easternwaterfowl.com/    

In this episode, I chat with Judd and Kate Foster from South of Heaven BBQ in Brunswick, Georgia. See all things South of Heaven BBQ here: https://fortheloveoffood.squarespace.com Check them out on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/southofheavenbbq Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southofheavenbbq Photos in the thumbnail and intro were taken by Jord Althuizen: https://www.instagram.com/jordalthuizen HOURS: Wednesday - Saturday 11 am - 8 pm (offseason close at 6:30 pm) 3601 Altama AveBrunswick, GA 31520 Map to location: https://tinyurl.com/bdz2kj3n South of Heaven by Slayer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_of_Heaven

09/08/22 Eulogy of  mother Alice Johnson... Location: martin Funeral Home, Brunswick Ga.  Mother Alice Johnson faithful servant of the Lord. Mother Johnson served Grace United Methodist & Zion Rock Missionary Baptist church within her 90 plus years of Life. Mother Johnson impacted all those she came in contact with for betterment of their lives. Mother Johnson was well known and well liked, with service to the Zion Baptist Association under Rev. E. Hart as her pastor & moderator.

I want this platform to be a space where trans men of color can tell our stories and be heard. Where we can uplift and help one another. So in this first guest episode of Dem Bois Podcast, I sit down with Samir King, a past recipient of the Dem Bois Inc. Gender Affirming Surgery Grant. Samir opens up about his transition, being incarcerated for 10 years, the nonprofit organization he's working on, and so much more.We talk about:Samir's transition journey - 01:19How he chose the name Samir - 04:45His relationship with his son - 06:41God and meditation - 10:31Samir's nonprofit organization Protection Royal Youth - 15:50Learning to re-adapt to life as a trans-Black man, after being incarcerated - 18:50Click here for the transcript!Read Samir's bio below for more info:Hello ladies and gentlemen my name is Samir Malcom King. I was born and raised in Brunswick Georgia and I'm the baby of 4 siblings. I'm also a twin of two minutes and I have a son that's 17 years old and just recently got married. I'm currently in my third year of transitioning. This journey that I'm in has made me realize how much my life has value in this

Anne, a long-time Workamper at Southern Retreat RV Park, describes how the 160-site RV park is planning to double in size this year with an additional 190 RV sites and even more recreation opportunities. The campground hires Workampers to serve in the front office and kitchen as well as to perform maintenance and housekeeping jobs. Because of the climate in Brunswick, Ga., the park is open year-round, but managers want Workampers to commit to stints of four to six months.

Kelly is joined by Morgan Polite from Brunswick Georgia to discuss her business Mo Lashes and Mo Beauty located at 5427 Altama Ave, Brunswick, GA 31525.  Episode recorded 2/23/2022.

As the screws of justice turns slowly away from Ahmaud Arberry, Brunswick GA, police department continues to turn up unsolved police murders and crimes. One of the participants, Stephan Lowry who out and out lied to Mr Arberry's mother, Mrs Wanda Jones how her son was killed, only to fine out that what Officer Lowry had told her was a lie, perpetrated and created by the then DA Jackie Johnson. Yes, she will go to jail, but all of her cases will be reviewed, one by one by the FBI. George Cahill, her accomplice, is himself in deep doo doo.

Welcome back to another episode of Decoding 40. Vin learns that having one more drink before you leave Thanksgiving dinner is a recipe for waking up in your drawers the next day.  After a spotless no road rage record, L finds himself in a verbal altercation with an MTA bus driver.   Rick is down in South Beach setting up for The Fearless Artist gallery at Art Basel. Mack has a call from hell with a software salesperson and his daughter has a special milestone this week.  Next, we discuss the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and the murder trial of Ahmaud Arbery. These two cases happening simultaneously gripped the nation and the verdicts helped to further polarize this nation.  While justice was definitely served in the murder trial in Brunswick Georgia, the Rittenhouse case may have emboldened white supremacy and vigilantism in America.   After that, it's movie review time. This week we reviewed the Netflix feature, The Harder They Fall.  WARNING: Vin aka the Spoiler drops a helluva lot of plot in this episode, so if you haven't seen the movie you should skip this segment until you have watched it.  Lastly, we pay our respects to Virgil Abloh.  He was a true visionary with his unapologetic stance of bringing marginalized points of view in design to the forefront. He, unfortunately, lost his battle with cancer earlier this week and he will be truly missed the world over.  Rest in Power Virgil. This and so much more on the latest episode of Decoding40. If you want to leave us a message or ask us a question, give us a call at (608) 618-4040. Want to be our Whiskey Warrior of the Week? Or, do you have an event or product that you would like us to attend, sample, and promote? Then, send us an email at Decoding40@gmail.com to start the discussion. Follow us on all social media platforms @decoding40. This episode is sponsored by Creamie.one. Creamie.one is a premium adult toy site that has everything you'll need to satisfy his or her pleasure.

Welcome back to another episode of Decoding 40. Vin learns that having one more drink before you leave Thanksgiving dinner is a recipe for waking up in your drawers the next day.  After a spotless no road rage record, L finds himself in a verbal altercation with an MTA bus driver.   Rick is down in South Beach setting up for The Fearless Artist gallery at Art Basel. Mack has a call from hell with a software salesperson and his daughter has a special milestone this week.  Next, we discuss the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and the murder trial of Ahmaud Arbery. These two cases happening simultaneously gripped the nation and the verdicts helped to further polarize this nation.  While justice was definitely served in the murder trial in Brunswick Georgia, the Rittenhouse case may have emboldened white supremacy and vigilantism in America.   After that, it's movie review time. This week we reviewed the Netflix feature, The Harder They Fall.  WARNING: Vin aka the Spoiler drops a helluva lot of plot in this episode, so if you haven't seen the movie you should skip this segment until you have watched it.  Lastly, we pay our respects to Virgil Abloh.  He was a true visionary with his unapologetic stance of bringing marginalized points of view in design to the forefront. He, unfortunately, lost his battle with cancer earlier this week and he will be truly missed the world over.  Rest in Power Virgil. This and so much more on the latest episode of Decoding40. If you want to leave us a message or ask us a question, give us a call at (608) 618-4040. Want to be our Whiskey Warrior of the Week? Or, do you have an event or product that you would like us to attend, sample, and promote? Then, send us an email at Decoding40@gmail.com to start the discussion. Follow us on all social media platforms @decoding40. This episode is sponsored by Creamie.one. Creamie.one is a premium adult toy site that has everything you'll need to satisfy his or her pleasure.

Racial justice and injustice in America today. We are relieved by the guilty verdicts and life sentences for all three men charged with murdering Ahmaud Arbery in Brunswick Georgia. But we're still thinking about the Not Guilty verdict for Kyle Rittenhouse, charged with shooting three people, killing two, during the street protests over the police shooting of a black man, Jacob Blake, in Kenosha, Wisconsin. John Nichols comments on that trial, and its broader significance. Also: Racism in America for decades led to strict housing segregation. But historians are now showing that that wasn't simply the result of white people refusing to live near Blacks--segregated housing was the result of a carefully organized, long-term effort to establish a legal basis for systematic racial discrimination. And the groups that succeeded were not the KKK or White Power groups. It was realtors' organizations. Eric Foner reviews that history.

Racial justice and injustice in America today. We are relieved by the guilty verdicts and life sentences for all three men charged with murdering Ahmaud Arbery in Brunswick Georgia. But we're still thinking about the Not Guilty verdict for Kyle Rittenhouse, charged with shooting three people, killing two, during the street protests over the police shooting of a black man, Jacob Blake, in Kenosha, Wisconsin. John Nichols comments on that trial, and its broader significance. Also: Racism in America for decades led to strict housing segregation. But historians are now showing that that wasn't simply the result of white people refusing to live near Blacks--segregated housing was the result of a carefully organized, long-term effort to establish a legal basis for systematic racial discrimination. And the groups that succeeded were not the KKK or White Power groups. It was realtors' organizations. Eric Foner reviews that history.

#real_talk_w_mrq In this audio version of real talk with Mr. Q the war machine, Mr. Q give his commentary on the recent conviction of the three scumbags in the Ahmad Albury murder case out of Brunswick Georgia. Mr. Q, also makes a show correction in his prediction of the verdict. And the fact that this verdict comes out of the wake and aftermath of the Kyle Rittenhouse acquittal in the form of a white sacrifice. To calm and subdue angry black folks. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mr-q-the-war-machine/support

Bop and conspiracy man give their real time reaction to the kangaroo court and the not guilty verdict of racist piece of shit coward Kyle shithouse. Also grappling with the case of the amauad arbery in Brunswick Georgia a black man who was tracked down and lynched by 3 devils,for the charge of jogging while black. Will justice ⚖️ prevail??? Probably not

{5 minutes with Mike is sponsored by This episode of 5 minutes is Mike it's sponsored by 'li'l boy. A dramatically different short story that speaks to the heart strings of young people and adults in today's America it is available now for pre-order on amazon.com written by Michael D Beckford. Ahmaud Aubrey was a victim of racial profiling Is there brother I'm at Aubrey was killed cold-blooded in Brunswick Georgia trying to defend himself. These white vigilantes killed him in the process of what they calling a quote unquote citizens arrest. His brother did not commit a crime at the very least he trespassed on a property that wasn't even fully constructed yet which as we all know trespassing is a minor offense he's not commit a burglary that was no violent crime involved and this should have never ever have happened to this young man. Gone too soon as his life because of the actions of these Three goons. 2. This was a KKK style killing When I first saw this video last year which I could not really complete the whole thing to this day these videos really make me emotionally charged so I really try to stay away from him but when I watched enough to know what happened and see what's going on it surely reminded me of the days of you know the KKK The mask to vigilantes for white power and white supremacy went around killing black people for position for power and to completely terrorize black neighborhoods. So when I watch this video I realized that this was a KKK style killing of another unarmed black man. . 3. The police and the da should also be up for charges for falsifying information It wasn't until certain video was released in regards to this killing that we started to find that the police and the da is complicit in the murder of Vermont Aubrey they try to rub it off and say oh yeah just a burglary and other black kid doing this during that and someone was protecting their quote unquote property which you know in America property is a contentious thing because we as blacks were once considered the very thing for which they feel they have to outright defend by force but as we all know especially those who claim to be Christian property you can get back you can rebuild but we'll never be able to get back and rebuild on Aubrey's life and a da and the police should be also prosecuted it's in the best of the law in regards to them being complicit and it's deadly act by these white vigilantes. and with the da and police help these murderous vigilantes could have gotten away with it. Where is Sleepy Joe? Unfortunately it seems that sleepy Joe has been pretty mute and regards to this particular case I'm assuming he doesn't want to sway the courts but where is sleepy Joe I don't know. Let's Take Em To Church This world needs a reset since the pandemic has been a strong tense atmosphere of racism and prejudice in America, anti-black, anti-asian and anti everyone else. Pre-order your copy of 'Lil' boy right now available exclusively on amazon.com once again pre-order your copy of 'Lil' boy right now on amazon.com. Outro Credits: 5 Minutes with Mike is written, produced and directed by Michael D. Beckford. All rights reserved. Copyright (C) 2018-2021 By SpeakPublishing International and The Michael Beckford Media Group LLC Production. --- 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/michael-beckford7/message

In coastal Georgia, Matthew Raiford grew up breaking the dirt and trading squash for sweet potatoes, raising hogs and chickens, and only going to the grocery store for staples. After a military career then graduation from the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, Matthew returned to Brunswick, GA in 2011 to continue the traditions of his Gullah-Geechee heritage and to create an authentic farm-to-fork experience for locals. He is the former executive chef of Little St. Simons Resort and was the chef owner of The Farmer and the Larder in Brunswick. Certified as an ecological horticulturist, he runs Gilliard Farms with his sister Althea, a family farm first established in 1874. They're the sixth generation to cultivate the land, and no one has ever used chemicals to grow any crops on it. His first cookbook is titled Bress 'n' Nyam: Gullah Geechee Recipes from a Sixth-Generation Farmer.

René Lafayette, Street & Practical Law Instructor presents listeners an overview and specific facts of the events that led to the February 23, 2020 pursuit and murder of Ahmaud Arbery, a 25 year-old black male. Drawing from several resources facts are gathered and presented for you to consider in the context of a murder that was videotaped and subsequent released on social media shocking the world in the process. A subsequent episode of "Law With Mr. Lafayette" will cover what happened in the hours, days and months following this tragic event. As this episode is dropped jury selection at the Glynn County Courthouse continues with 32 of the 64 required jurors having been qualified.

Hundreds Gather In Brunswick, Georgia Ahead Of Ahmaud Arbery Murder Trial --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/delson-costa/support

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Back to IL and normal travel is our mantra this month. We left FL to head north and a more typical summer experience after 6 months being stationary. The trip home involved our annual stop in Gaffney, SC for a motorhome check up. This year due to the age of the MH, we had all of the fluids replaced - expensive, but necessary. We try to keep our Dutch Star in good condition so that we are not left on the side of the highway while on a trip. We also stopped Brunswick GA for a short side trip to Jekyll Island. The June calendar photo was taken on Driftwood Beach on the island. We’ll be in IL until August when we head West for the fall. We share ideas about RV buying, tank management, campgrounds, boondocking and many other current topics. How about a Rv bidet? I have never thought about such a thing, but they are for sale - the Butt Buddy. Who remembers the Jetsons animated tv series from the 60s? They predicted many of our tech advances that we use today. Fifty or 30 amp that is the question. How much can your relay on 50 to run your coach? Kitchen ideas, water hoses and much more are discussed in this episode.

Join Ell Harlander founder and owner of Elevate Stress Management Services in Brunswick Ga as she discusses unique integrative stress management techniques with host Will Heckman. Elevate provides affordable -one-on-one and group stress management coaching. Elevate also provides educative stress seminars on topics ranging from Prosoche mindfulness to stress and nutrition. Ell works with a registered dietician to approve the accuracy of all the dietary information she presents at her seminars. www.elevatebrunswick.com

Why is there some sort of invisible human race hierarchy? Does the color of your skin keep you safer going about your day to day life? In this episode we discover what needs to be done to see that people aren't killed anymore for wearing the wrong color skin! We are sorry this happened to you Ahmaud! Wtf-landia sends our thoughts and prayers to the Arbery family, aswell as families of ALL black and brown people living in fear of driving, jogging, walking & loving while Black! This MUST STOP! (photo provided by The Arbery family)

Hour 3 That's Just Joe has made everything all better. But that may not be exactly right... Audio from WGIG-AM and FM in Brunswick GA

In radio news, more layoffs hit Iheart Radio. Howard Stearn inks out another five year contract with Sirius Satelite Radio. We let you know what is happening on the street, and continue our look at the Neilson Personal People Meter Ratings. This will be followed up by Jennifer's call letter and format changes. Bill sparks will present a feature on Donald Davidson and the 1964 Indianapolis 500 race. This featured station segment covers two markes, Brunswick Georgia and country music from wrjy fm, and Alternative rock on WDZH FM from Detroit Michigan. Finally this weeks classic aircheck takes us to San Francisco and Bobby Mitchel on kya am from November of 1961.

This episode is one part of a two-part series about couples who farm together. Matthew is intimately familiar with the dynamics of building a life and stewarding the land with your significant other. In this episode and the next, he seeks out stories and advice from others. This week he talks to Warren and Keisha Cameron from High Hog Farm in Grayson, Georgia. This couple met on a dare and a few years later were presented with the opportunity for a fresh start when they fixed up a homestead and created a farm, which now primarily focuses on raising livestock for fiber. They talk about daily life and farm chores, as well as how they balance work and life together as a couple. Warren shares how he’s adapted from being a “city kid” to life on the farm, while Keisha talks about the therapeutic nature of their work. Get in touch and send us questions you want answered at jupitersalmanac@heritageradionetwork.orgPhoto Courtesy of 5 Acre StudiosHeritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Japan Eats by becoming a member!Jupiter’s Almanac is Powered by Simplecast.

For the inaugural episode of Jupiter’s Almanac, host Matthew Raiford introduces himself, along with his family history and the history of his farm. These lineages go hand in hand, dating back nearly 150 years ago when Matthew’s great-great-great grandfather, Jupiter Gilliard, bought Gilliard Farms. Matthew and his partner Jovan Sage share what the land is like today and discuss both how they care for it and keep its legacy alive. The second half of the show dives into the history of Coastal Georgia, Gullah Geechee culture, and the foodways Matthew has inherited. Plus Jovan shares a recipe for a delicious hibiscus spritzer. Find Jovan’s hibiscus tea at sageslarder.com and check out the Gilliard Farms’ Gullah Geechee Gin here.Get in touch at jupitersalmanac@heritageradionetwork.org.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Japan Eats by becoming a member!Jupiter’s Almanac is Powered by Simplecast.

Coming soon, from Heritage Radio Network. Jupiter’s Almanac is a podcast about growing and producing the food we eat, featuring the hard-earned wisdom of chef and farmer Matthew Raiford. Matthew is the great-great-great grandson of Jupiter Gilliard, who bought farmland in Coastal Georgia in 1874, following his emancipation. Matthew and his family still farm that land today, nearly 150 years later, while promoting organic practices and sharing their Gullah-Geechee heritage through food.In this series, Matthew is sharing what he’s learned from his inheritance, plus he’s inviting other farmers from Georgia and across the country to share their tips and stories, too. Jupiter’s Almanac is a show for everyone who is interested in growing their own food and reconnecting with the land – whether you are just starting out with a square foot garden or a seasoned farmer.Jupiter's Almanac is powered by Simplecast.

Talking about the shooting of the jogger from Brunswick Georgia. this podcast was recorded on this birthday may 8thDo you have printing needs? offset printing, digital printing, bindery services, storage, and delivery? Email Chris Bass at cbass@igi4color.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/new-equals-reason-2/exclusive-content

My thoughts on the 2 police killings which have rocked America.

What a timely session with Drew. In retrospect, there is so much more I wish I would have asked, based on what has transpired in our community and in our country since we recorded this. Drew has a heart for reconciliation. He believes that we can be and need to be reconciled to Christ, and to one another, through racial, cultural, and ethnic barriers. Union City Church is seeking to do just that in the way it worships, disciples, grows, and serves the community. Drew also shared some wonderful insight on how we might view this time of Corona Virus through a spiritual growth lens, and what we can do to make sure that we don't forget some of the important lessons we are learning during this time. Tune in to hear someone share from their heart about how we can come together as believers, as community members, and how we can choose to be defined not by our differences but by something much, much deeper that ties us together. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bryanhendley)

Recent tragedies in Brunswick Georgia and Louisville Kentucky highlight some of the issues we are facing today in the relationship between law enforcement and the citizens they are sworn to Protect and Serve. Tennessee Underground takes a serious look at some of the problems involved in these two cases.Join Steve Bowers and Jimmie Leach for a candid discussion.

Behind the Ahmaud Arbery murder the Men of The Male Review discuss social injustices with the Legal system and Also the silence of murder within the black community.More Mans LawMothers Day appreciation GET MORE of Yale RadioCast on ALL social Media SitesLivestream: Yale RadioCast LIVELike on: FacebookFollow on: TwitterFollow on: InstagramSubscribe on: YoutubeSupport the show (https://cash.app/$YaleRadiocast)

In the last 7 days a lot has happened. But 3 things in particular has Curt and Stract on tilt. One, Tekashi 6'9's IG Live video. Two, Ahmaud Arbery's murder in Brunswick Ga. Three, the untimely death of Pastor Darrin Patrick. These are 3 separate instances that, according to Curt and Stract are connected. Find out how. And share the podcast!  http://hishypeman.com http://curtkennedy.com

Bowers and Leach discuss current police cases including several cold cases allegedly involving the same killer. A search gone terribly bad in Louisville KY. and the tragedy in Brunswick GA.Taped live at the Old Country Store/Dixie Café in Jackson TN.!

Paul Debnam is a Political Activist, CEO and founder of the Debnam Group. Paul has been in politics for 30 years and has worked with John Lewis, Jessie Jackson, former Atlanta Mayor Bill Campbell, & former presidential nominee John Kerry as a Campaign strategists in Ft. Myers Fl. Paul has also worked with professional athletes and entertainers in different capacities. While in Brunswick, GA working on the Ahmaud Arbery Case, Paul took some time to chat with us to connect us to the atmosphere.

This years NFL schedule is out so Big Sofa and Chill have to discuss whats on deck for the Jaguars.  Also the NFL Players coalition wrote a letter to the DOJ in reference to the young man wo was brutally shot in Ga.  Mike Tyson is in his 50's but this week he released a video on instagram looking like Tyson in the 80s...  and he said "I'm Back"...    What does that mean??

JT LIVE goes in on the death of Ahmaud Arbery, and the situation surrounding his death in Brunswick Georgia. Also, why are Black Men the continued target by American society? Plus JT jumps into the "Last Dance" documentary on Michael Jordan, and the 1997-98 World Championship Chicago Bulls episodes 7-8. Subscribe to our show

In this installment of 3D Politics,Govt Cowards Thugs and Tyrants Part 1: Absence of Sense. Local & state officials are passing the buck and claiming that the decisions of local importance need approval from others who live and work at govt. buildings, which are hours away from the people who are impacted by such matters. Part 2: Brunswick & Tanzania Demand Justice. We break down the case of the Brunswick Georgia retired cop who behaved quite unneighborly when a jogger trotted down his street.  He's now charged with murder, along with some of the ad hoc posse who tracked down and ultimately shot the jogger to death.Part 3: Aussie Thugs & Courthouse Thugs.  This past weekend there arose a video account of a woman in Australia who adorned a sandwich board with a handwritten message of dissent of local policy. The govt. decided that it was not a proper protest that the govt. could support with a permit to gather. So they sent the cops to apply force upon her while her young child screamed in horror of losing his mother to the impending arrest.  then we questioned why the multipurpose county offices which also house district courts (when they are not indefinitely disbanded; are ordered closed by state court judges? Is this not a county facility of essential purpose for matters not involving a judicial branch function?  We simply ask county commissioners to take their own buildings back and open their essential services and public records.Watch the enclosed Video here, or Listen to the Podcast, here.Watch the entire weekly telecast live, every Monday night at 7pm, on our Facebook page. -

This week, we're giving our (maybe predictable) opinions on the lynching (let's call it what it is) of Ahmaud Arbery by (at least) 2, white men in Brunswick GA. If you've listened to this podcast for any amount of time, you know we live in Atlanta and, although this happened nowhere near the Atlanta metro area, we weren't surprised one bit it happened in the state. As usual, we said exactly what we felt and pulled no punches...from white men in general to the NAACP to the black "activists" on the internet simply using this murder as yet another way to clout chase, we're TIRED of all of it. Check it out and see what we thought about this whole situation.

In this episode, I dive into how the Young King Ahmaud Arbery tragically lost his life while jogging in his hometown of Brunswick Georgia. I also talk about the latest episodes of The Chicago Bulls "The Last Dance." Along the way, I discuss how baby boomers are doing a terrible job at leading our country during this pandemic. Please visit dopevision.com for all the new Art and Merch. Visit patreon.com to join the Dope Vision Club for early access to the content and exclusive offers. Please subscribe, comment, and share. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Steve and Jim connect over Zoom to discuss the murder of Ahmaud Arbery in Brunswick GA and the impact of social media on driving the justice system. We also discuss the Department of Justice dropping charges against Michael Flynn, Tribes in South Dakota exerting their sovereignty and Murder Hornets...plus a woman in Port Clinton, Ohio calling 911 because her Pu$$y was on fire...enjoy. @whiskeycongress on Instagram and Twitter Steve@whiskeycongress.com Jim@whiskeycongress.com    

All three put in their two cents about the murder of Ahmaud Arbery in Brunswick Georgia, tribalism and the effects of technology on society. They also discuss the future of the United States Postal Service, and the start of Loyal Oak Artists.  John Alan gets out-philosophized by one (or both) of his guests. 

In this episode the boys begin by looking at the breaking news surrounding the tragic murder of Ahmaud Arbery in Brunswick GA. The boys then move into a feud between Universal Pictures and AMC, a senior official at Amazon quits over Amazon's suppression of workers rights, and for no reason at all Disney thinks it can claim ownership and attach terms of agreement to a... wait for it... hashtag. Articles: https://screenrant.com/amc-not-showing-universal-movies-theaters-feud-response/?utm_source=SR-FB-P&utm_medium=Social-Distribution&utm_campaign=SR-FB-P https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/04/business/amazon-tim-bray-resigns.html https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/28/business/star-wars-may-the-fourth-disney.html

Discussions about the murder of Ahmaud Arbery in Brunswick Georgia. The Democratic Party coming together like the Justice League. The "Jordan Rules" Documentaries". Isaiah Thomas not being a part of the '92 Olympics for being a "bad boy".

We have talked with the peace activists of the Catholic Worker movement on several BCR episodes [#29 & #46 with bonus material] and knew that the seven men and women who broke into the U.S. Kings Bay Naval Base at St. Marys, Georgia would be in court in Brunswick in mid-August. This submarine base is where the U.S. military stores its Trident nuclear missiles. We wanted to talk with four of the Kings Bay Plowshares 7, who were under house arrest and on bail, about the hearing and how they were doing. That week was also the anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, and there were protests going on outside the Kings Bay Naval Base. So, while Becky and I sat at her brother's dining room table in Santa Maria, California, we called south Georgia.We first talked with Kathy Kelly, Brian Terrell, and Anthony Donovan while they were fasting and holding a vigil outside the gates of the Kings Bay Naval Base.The next day we spoke with four of the Kings Bay Plowshares 7. The day before they had argued in the Federal Court in Brunswick Georgia that the case against them be dropped based on RFRA – the Religious Freedom Restoration Act – which requires the government to prove a compelling state interest if it restricts a person’s free exercise of religious beliefs – a defense successfully used by the Religious Right. We talked with Carmen Trotta, Martha Hennessy, Clare Grady, and Patrick O’Neill.Here are some resources that were mentioned during our conversations:Anthony Donovan recommended -- "Warheads to Windmills: How to Pay for a Green New Deal." A report that relates spending on nuclear warheads to ending the dangers of Global Warming.The Doomsday Machine. by Daniel Ellsberg (2017).No Immediate Danger? : Prognosis for a Radioactive Earth. by Rosalie Bertell (2006).Planet Earth The Latest Weapon of War: A Critical Study into the Military and the Environment. By Rosalie Bertell (2000)Nuclear Issues Study Group -- "Dismantling the Nuclear Beast". nukewatchinfo.orgTreaty for the Prevention of Nuclear Weapons ICAN -- International Campaign to Abolition Nuclear Weapons See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On April 4, 2018, the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s assassination, seven Catholic peace activists cut fences and entered the King’s Bay Naval Base in Southeast Georgia, to protest the United States nuclear weapons arsenal. King’s Bay is presumed to be home to several Trident Nuclear Submarines. They called their protest a “Plowshares Action,” inspired by the book of Isaiah, from the famous passage, “They shall beat their swords into plowshares.” The King’s Bay 7, as they have come to be known, were arrested, and held at the Glynn County Detention Center in Brunswick GA.Four of the defendants accepted terms of release that allowed them to return to their homes while they awaited trial. Three of the activists, Elizabeth McAlister, who lived for decades here in Baltimore; a Jesuit priest from New York, Fr. Steve Kelly; and an activist from New Haven, CT, Mark Colville, chose to remain in jail.Fifteen months later, they are still there. Pre-trial hearings were held last November. Another hearing is scheduled before US Judge Lisa Godbey- Wood on August 7th. If the Judge decides to deny the defense motion to dismiss, the case will go to trial.I spoke with Liz McAlister from jail last January, in an interview that aired here on Midday on the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. She had recently celebrated her 79th birthday. This is the second time in her long life of activism that she’s been incarcerated for an extended period. She and the others have been charged with three felonies and a misdemeanor trespassing violation. If convicted, they could face up to 25 years in prison. Part of their defense invokes the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, a 1993 law which protects the exercise of religion. That same act was key to the Hobby Lobby case in 2014, in which the company sought to deny its employees health care coverage for contraception because it violated the company’s religious principles. The King’s Bay 7 claim that because the Catholic Church considers nuclear weapons immoral, the Government must accommodate their religious beliefs. There have been more than 100 Plowshares actions since the 1980s. This is the first time a court is being asked to consider this particular line of defense. The founders of our country codified in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States freedoms and liberties that countless people have lost their lives defending, including the revolutionaries whose sacrifice we celebrate this weekend. Those freedoms and liberties were not extended to all at the outset of our founding. Many of those freedoms continue to be elusive for some people for reasons having perhaps less to do with law and more to do with hate and animus. And while the founders could not imagine a group of people like the King’s Bay 7, they did assert that the goal of a government should be to construct a republic in which citizens could flourish in whatever manner that meant for them as individuals. They understood that the pursuit of happiness means something different to every one of us. Elizabeth McAlister and her fellow activists have devoted their lives to the assertion that nuclear annihilation is a real and present danger. They are willing to sacrifice their liberty, comfort and their own pursuit of happiness to protest against our country’s participation in that danger. They are taking a stand, a stand not shared by the overwhelming majority of their fellow citizens, and they are exercising their freedom to discuss and display their convictions in a court of law. As a practical matter, will these Plowshares actions lead to nuclear disarmament in the U.S. or elsewhere? No. But will the King’s Bay 7’s dedication to the cause of peace, and their unrelenting reminders of the dangers of war, serve as an inspiration for others who commit to making our country more tolerant, less racist, fairer, more compassionate? Yes, I think they will. On this Fourth of July, as we celebrate the principals upon which this great nation was formed, and the courage of the founders who risked their lives and liberty to achieve freedom for all of us, let us also acknowledge the courage and sacrifice of people like Elizabeth McAlister for reminding us, from a jail cell in Georgia, what freedom means.

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Adam and Keenan discuss their love for vinyl and record stores, as well as their hauls from this year's Record Store Day. They also talk about Adam's trip to Brunswick, Ga where he met Tony Mills, the owner of Kreepo Records and Comics.

Coretha M. telling her story at the 16th. Atlanta Roundup in Brunswick GA. in 1991. This is a repost from 9/17  Email: sobercast@gmail.com Support Sober Cast: https://sobercast.com/donate

In this episode, Tam and I interview Mandy Thompson on the self-care essentials for today's woman. Mandy is a true daughter of the South, raised in rural Georgia with pencils in hand as early as her mama can remember. She moved to the Georgia Coast after graduating from Georgia Southern University in 2001, and spent 15 years in vocational ministry before becoming a professional artist. Mandy returned to art in her mid-30s as a way to work through depression and process her emotions, and found abstract art as the medium to most fully express emotional concepts. She has wrapped her art career in the healing power of creativity, both through viewing and creating it. Not only does she encourage others through her work, but she works with those who are interested in using creativity to bring healing in their own lives. She now lives in Brunswick Georgia with her husband and two beautiful daughters. She’s a member of the Glynn Art Association, Jekyll Island Art Association, and has a private studio downtown at the Brunswick Stewdio. You can find her work in multiple local venues and exhibits. www.mandythompson.com

Today's episode is featuring Brunswick GA own legend "Relli"! He is bringing his new joint "Say Less" featuring Bone Crusher! And of course I will be playing the hottest music from all around the world! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jason-boss-blake/support

Join the Ritz Radio Theatre live from Brunswick Georgia as a cast of local actors perform the classic It's a Wonderful Life! Recorded live at the Ritz Theatre, Brunswick, GA 12-16-17

Coretha M. telling her story at the 16th. Atlanta Roundup in Brunswick GA. in 1991.  

Arms Room Radio would like to welcome our newest member to our "Regular Militia" News Talk 1100AM WCGA in the Brunswick GA area. Mike, Kevin, and Earl talk about how the FBI is being labeled as "Trumpland" for allegedly conspiring to hurt the campaign of the DNC nominee. Mark Walters, host of Armed American Radio calls in and talks to the guys about the possible fallout from the election. Lt. Bill calls in with some bad news and good news. First he talks about the recent rash of LEO assassinations that have taken place recently. Second he talks about how the Toledo OH SWAT brought smiles to kids in the local children's hospital by dressing as super heroes and repelling down the building. Mike and Kevin talk about how a decades old anti-gun resolution from CA can end up in a piece of anti-gun legislation in NY this year. And the current President has started commuting sentences.... already.

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