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In Episode Five, Dave Reis speaks with internationally renowned, award-winning jazz musician Greg Abate, a saxophonist, flutist, and composer. He's traveled the globe on his musical tours. After finishing his education at Berklee College Of Music in the mid-70s, Greg Abate went on to play lead alto saxophone for the Ray Charles Orchestra for 2 years. Abate formed his group Channel One in 1978. It became a New England favorite and offered him an opportunity to play tenor sax from 1986-87 with the revived Artie Shaw Orchestra under the leadership of Dick Johnson. He was recently ranked number three in the Downbeat reader's poll for alto sax.  The Artist Index's jazz documentarian and Jazz Podcast Series host, Dave Reis, spent nearly 26 years as a Jazz radio show host, among his many other accomplishments. He was one of the original longtime DJs who worked at the former WUSM which became radio station WUMD, 89.3 FM, on the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth campus. Dave Reis, AKA David Domingo Reis, began as our guest on In-Focus Podcast 154. and In-Focus Podcast 181. He returns once again as the host of our first-ever ten-part jazz podcast series underwritten by the Fiber Optic Center. There is no better host for this series than Dave Reis, a walking, talking jazz encyclopedia and local legend himself. Dave grew up surrounded by and hanging around with many of the jazz greats he will be presenting his ten-part Jazz Podcast Series underwritten by the Fiber Optic Center. Podcasts are also available on your favorite media app, including Amazon Music / iHeart Radio / Libsyn / Podcast Page / Spotify / WebPlayer, and APPLE PODCASTS

US Arab Radio hosted a panel of esteemed analysts who dived into key issues, explore voter trends, and discussed the potential impacts of the election on both the Arab-American community and the nation as a whole. Our Guests Ray Hanania Is an award-winning former Chicago City Hall political reporter. Currently, he writes columns for the Southwest News Newspaper Group in Chicagoland, the Patch Online, and is the US Special Correspondent for the Arab News Newspaper based in Riyadh. Journalist Mohamed Elsetouhi An experienced manager with a demonstrated history in the media production industry. Skilled in research, management, broadcasting, television, and writing. He holds a Master's degree in International Commerce & Policy from the School of Public Policy at George Mason University. Dr. Atef Abdel Gawad Is a long-time, Washington D.C.-based; Middle East broadcast journalist and newspaper columnist. He is the host of numerous live shows on Middle Eastern TV networks, and covers the Washington D.C. area for Egypt's Channel One as well as its satellite network. Prof. Hani Bawardi Is a renowned historian specializing in Arab American studies, immigration, and U.S. history. With a rich background, he has taught courses on the Middle East and actively participated in national and international conferences, including the Middle Eastern Studies Association and the World Council on the Middle East. His published work, "The Making of Arab Americans: From Syrian Nationalism to U.S. Citizenship" (2014, University of Texas), is a significant contribution to the field. Additionally, his latest projects include a book chapter on Ameen Rihani and an article on immigrant historiography.

Last month, the FBI raided the homes of Scott Ritter, a former United Nations weapons inspector and critic of American foreign policy, and Dimitri Simes, a former think tank executive and an adviser to Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign. In late August, The New York Times reported that these searches were part of the U.S. Justice Department's “broad criminal investigation into Americans who have worked with Russia's state television networks.” In the past two weeks, U.S. officials have taken numerous measures against Russia Today and its affiliates and accelerated police actions against Russia-based individuals and entities accused of covert influence operations, including money laundering, sanctions violations, and unregistered foreign agent work. For example, the Justice Department announced the seizure of 32 Internet domains used in Russian government-directed foreign malign influence campaigns (colloquially referred to as “Doppelganger”), alleging that Russian companies used online domains to impersonate legitimate news entities and unique media brands to spread Russian government propaganda covertly, violating U.S. laws against money laundering and trademarks.  That same day, the Justice Department indicted two Russia-based employees of RT for conspiring to commit money laundering and conspiring to violate the Foreign Agents Registration Act in a $10-million scheme to fund and direct a Tennessee-based company to publish and disseminate information “with hidden Russian-government messaging.” A day later, officials charged Dmitri Simes and his wife with participating in a plot to violate U.S. sanctions and launder money obtained from Russian state television. About a week later, the U.S. State Department issued a special “alert to the world,” declaring that new information obtained over the past year reveals that Russia Today has “moved beyond being simply a media outlet” and has become “an entity with cyber capabilities” that's “also engaged in information operations, covert influence, and military procurement.” Washington claims that the Russian government embedded within RT in Spring 2023 an entity “with cyber operational capabilities and ties to Russian intelligence.” Based on these allegations, Meta — the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp — soon announced that it had banned Russia Today and its affiliates from all its platforms.  A day before that big announcement from the State Department, a jury in Tampa, Florida, convicted four American citizens of conspiracy to act as agents of the Russian government. Case evidence first reported by RFE/RL shows that the activists on trial secretly coordinated their activities and received funding from “Anti-Globalization Movement” head Alexander Ionov, who acted on orders from Russia's Federal Security Service. To discuss this recent explosion of American police and diplomatic activity targeting RT and Russian covert influence operations in the U.S., The Naked Pravda spoke to RFE/RL journalist Mike Eckel, who coauthored the September 6 report on how Ionov and his FSB handlers “chatted and plotted to sow discord in the United States.” Timestamps for this episode: (5:54) The U.S. government's coordinated campaign against Russian covert influence operations (7:18) Legal strategies when prosecuting Moscow's malign activities (8:37) Alexander Ionov and the FSB (15:11) American activists and Russian covert operations (18:52) “Foreign agency” in the U.S. vs. in Russia (32:12) Dmitri Simes and Channel One (36:18) Scott Ritter and Russia TodayКак поддержать нашу редакцию — даже если вы в России и вам очень страшно

Eurovision 2024Dans un mois c'est le concours, à cette occasion découvrez ou redécouvrez certaines thématiques abordées lors de nos précédentes saisons.Saison 1 Episode 09Quand la géopolitique s'invite à l'Eurovision.Dans cet épisode nous évoquons les conflits Russo-Ukrainiens & Azeri-Arménien et leur conséquence dans le concours Eurovision de la chanson.Mise en garde : Cet épisode a été enregistré le 22 février 2022, quelque jours seulement avant l'intervention militaire de la Russie en Ukraine. Cette intervention et ses conséquence sont en train de toutes et tous nous bouleverser, terriblement. Aujourd'hui, lundi 28 février c'est la première diffusion de notre épisode consacré aux impacts des conflits géopolitiques au sein du concours Eurovision de la Chanson. On y parle évidemment du conflit qui oppose la Russie à l'Ukraine et bien que nos analyses précèdent ces tragiques évènements, nous avons quand même décidé diffuser notre épisode.Nous souhaitons toutefois préciser les éléments connus à ce jour qui ne sont pas évoqués dans l'épisode au regard de l'Eurovision : Le Concours 2022 est maintenuSur demande du télédiffuseur Ukrainien et soutenu par 8 autres, la Russie en a été exclue par l'UER du concours 2022Les diffuseurs publics russes, dont Channel One et VGTRK, ont annoncé dans les médias russes leur retrait de l'UERL'Eurovision a toujours été le théâtre d'enjeux qui la dépasse, ce qui en fait également un concours unique. Cet épisode vous éclairera peut-être, vous posera des questions sans doute, vous fera rire aussi, on l'espère. Nous sommes impatient de partager avec vous vos nos avis ici, et sur l'ensemble de nos réseaux sociaux.Bienvenue dans 12 PointsHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between. PLAYLIST Ini Kamoze, Lile Ike & XTM.Nation - I Want You The Drastic, Michigan, Smiley - What A Ting Jesse Royal, Silly Walks Discotheque - Roots and Culture - Single Edit Izoardi, Blackout JA - Never Retreat  Dubmatix - Chanting Dub Ezra Collective, Channel One - Ego Killah Elijah Salomon - Running From Yourself Afrikan Dub, Micronomade & Benjaminz - My Sound System Metta Frequencies - Horns Across The Borders Million Stylez, Rapha Pico, iKeys, Costa Rebel - A Ghetto Odyssey Riddim Abja De Kushite - Jah Call Yes I Solo Banton, Joe Yorke, Irie Ites - Acting Like That Jah Rooti - Warrior I Fi - Walk And Talk Soothsayers, Horseman - Red Earth Roots   Carry the show on your station. Get in touch dubmatix@dubmatix.com https://www.mixcloud.com/dubmatix/

Incoming transmission from Hopeton Overton Brown, better known as Scientist. As a protege of dub pioneer King Tubby, Scientist represents dub's third generation—at least that's how his 1981 collaboration with Tubby and Prince Jammy, First Second, and Third Generation, puts it. Originating in Kingston, Hopeton earned his nickname from Bunny Lee due to his highly complex mixing skills, who famously opined, "Damn, this little boy must be a scientist.”  These days he's living in Los Angeles, where he joined host Jason P. Woodbury for this all-new episode. Prepare to cover a lot of ground, as we move from his origins at Channel One and Tuff Gong to divine messages, run-ins with Lee "Scratch" Perry, aliens and angels, simulation theory, his suspicions about modern cannabis strains, the digital vs analog debate, and much more. For heads, by heads. Aquarium Drunkard is powered by its patrons. Keep the servers humming and help us continue doing it by pledging your support via our Patreon page. Transmissions is part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Join us next week for a conversation with Laetitia Sadier of Stereolab.

WE BACK WE BACK WE BAAACKKK!!! Not only are we back, but we're officially commemorating ONE (1) FULL YEAR OF “DO I KNOW YOU?”!!!!!! - Cue deep sigh of relief, reflection, and holding back happy tears :''') - I've literally learned more about myself than I ever knew possible and what's the point of learning if we don't share with others so we can all THRIVE! So here it is - my one year reflections after starting a YouTube channel (also debated calling this "Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting My YouTube channel LOLLLL) I love you all so so so much and I couldn't be more appreciative that I was able to go on this ride with y'all over the past year - 2024, THERE'S NO MORE HOLDING BACK! Cheers to you xoxoxoxoxo ***All episodes also available on YouTube! XO***

Cauchemar pour les journalistes, c'est fait, le rêve des propriétaires de chaînes de télévision est en train de se réaliser. Dans la programmation d'une chaîne de télévision, presque tous les programmes sont censés rapporter de l'argent, sauf les journaux télévisés qui, par définition, coûtent de l'argent, beaucoup d'argent. Et donc traditionnellement, le JT est un centre de coûts qui est couvert ou compensé par les recettes des autres émissions et donc de la publicité. Mais ce souci économique va sans doute disparaître bientôt au mois de mars prochain. Channel One, une chaîne américaine d'information entièrement réalisée avec l'intelligence artificielle verra donc le jour. La chaîne en question promet même des JT 100% personnalisés et basés sur des faits vérifiés. A priori, on peut croire ses fondateurs, c'est-à-dire le producteur Scott Bielski et l'entrepreneur Adam Mosam. Car le pilote, comme on dit dans le jargon de la télé, autrement dit la démo qu'ils ont montré, est à proprement parler époustouflant. Vous y voyez des journalistes plus vrais que nature. Certains sont des clones de journalistes célèbres et d'autres sont des créations de l'I.A. La salle de rédaction est aussi plus vraie que nature. Les textes sont rédigés par ChatGPT et le ton des journalistes est fluide. Les mouvements des lèvres sont absolument naturels. Impossible de savoir que ce ne sont pas des êtres humains de chair et de sang. Et les reportages s'enchaînent aussi très naturellement. Ce sont de véritables reportages achetés à des agences d'information. Et donc, dans ce journal 100% intelligence artificielle, on nous parle d'actualités du Proche-Orient, d'économie, de culture, exactement comme dans un vrai journal. Mieux encore, quand le président chinois s'exprime dans un reportage, il vous parle en français ou dans la langue de votre choix. Et demain ? Mots-Clés : propriétaires, chaîne, journal télévisé, argent, coûts, fabrication, humain, place, vérifier, sources, , reportages sur place, robot, Interviewer, sportif ou, homme politique, terrain, investigation, dépêches, information, Internet, éliminer, IA, fondamentaux, métier, source, terrain, plateau télé, exemple, clones, humains, convivialité, spontanéité, humour, coups de gueule, surdévelopper, humanité, service, machine, banquiers, services, industries. --- La chronique économique d'Amid Faljaoui, tous les jours à 8h30 et à 17h30. Merci pour votre écoute Pour écouter Classic 21 à tout moment : www.rtbf.be/classic21 Retrouvez tous les épisodes de La chronique économique sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/802 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

LA-based Channel 1 is implementing artificial intelligence to write and broadcast news. The media outlet intends to digitally create AI news anchors to deliver the news this year. Christopher Alexander from Pioneer Development Group explains what the outlet is doing and discusses the changes in how we consume media that are likely coming in the neear future. https://www.channel1.ai/

El Reggae es probablemente una de las músicas más internacionales y reconocidas y Bob Marley uno de los iconos más reconocidos y reconocibles a lo largo y ancho de este mundo. La historia de la música jamaicana no ha sido, sin embargo, especialmente estudiada y divulgada en nuestro país. Afortunadamente, un grupo de activistas del género capitaneados por Ragnampaisser, activista, músico, dj, productor, han estado trabajando más de veinte años en un estudio que nos permite acercarnos a todos los sonidos, que son muchos que nacen y se derivan del Reggae. Marley, Burning Spear, Augustus Pablo, Channel One, Hip Hop, RockSteady, Dub, Rastafari, son nombres y conceptos que aparecen en una "biblia" que se ha conseguido publicar en nuestro país gracias al empeño de un grupo de entusiastas empapados de Good Vibrations. Hoy Charlamos con Ragnampaisser y disfrutamos de esta magna obra.Escuchar audio

Refute the Top 5 Gay Myths With this Incredible, Free eBook:https://ruthinstitute.org/top-5-myths Join us for exclusive, uncensored content on Locals: https://theruthinstitute.locals.com The Rev. D. Paul Sullins, Ph.D., is a Senior Research Associate of the Ruth Institute. He recently retired as Professor of Sociology at the Catholic University of America, Washington DC. Dr. Sullins is a leader in the field of research on same-sex parenting and its implications for child development. He has written four books and over 100 journal articles, research reports, and essays on issues of family, faith, and culture. His reports on clerical sexual abuse from the Pennsylvania Grand Jury data, John Jay data, LA Times, and other sources have garnered international acclaim. Dr. Sullins continues as Research Professor and Director of the Leo Initiative for Social Research at Catholic University, as well as Director of the Summer Institute of Catholic Social Thought. Formerly Episcopalian, Dr. Sullins is a married Catholic priest. He and his wife, Patricia, have an inter-racial family of three children, two adopted. He serves as Associate Pastor of the Church of Saint Mark the Evangelist, Hyattsville, MD. Walt Heyer is a husband, father and corporate executive who underwent gender reassignment surgery at the age of 42. After eight years of living as "Laura," Walt went back to himself, and has for 30 years sought to help others who regret so-called “gender change." His wife received him back and they have been happily married for 20 years. Walt has appeared on CNN, the BBC and Russia's Channel One, and scores of other radio and TV media including Laura Ingram, Glenn Beck and Candace Owens, and conferences around the world. He's written over 60 articles for USA Today, The Federalist, Public Discourse and The Daily Signal, and has authored 7 books, including “Trans Life Survivors” and “Paper Genders.” Sex Change Regret: www.sexchangeregret.com Walt's website: waltheyer.com Walt's story in brief: https://youtu.be/9lpkrPLHHHY I Want My Sex Back video: https://youtu.be/-pxxBQm114k Books, including "Articles of Impeachment Against Sex Change Surgery," "Trans Life Survivors," "Paper Genders," "Gender, Lies and Suicide," and "Perfected With Love": https://sexchangeregret.com/bookstore/ Heyer article "Rapid Onset Marxism": https://www.dailysignal.com/2021/01/26/its-not-just-gender-dysphoria-its-now-rapid-onset-marxism/ Heyer article "Ruining Young Lives": https://www.dailysignal.com/2020/01/02/transgender-clinics-are-ruining-young-lives/ Wake Up America: https://www.dailysignal.com/2022/01/05/wake-up-america-cultural-marxism-is-identifying-as-transgenderism/ More articles by Walt at the Daily Signal: https://www.dailysignal.com/author/walt-heyer/ About "Wolf In Sheep's Clothing" documentary: https://insideewtn.com/2020/10/17/watch-a-wolf-in-sheeps-clothing-ii-the-gender-agenda/ Purchase "Wolf In Sheep's Clothing" DVD: https://www.ewtnreligiouscatalogue.com/a-wolf-in-sheeps-clothing-ii-the-gender-agenda-dvd/p/HV00WGAD Fr Sullins' studies on Sexual Orientation Change Efforts (SOCE, "Conversion" Counseling): https://www.ncregister.com/interview/catholic-university-of-america-professor-pushes-back-against-reparative-therapy-studies and https://ruthinstitute.org/sexual-orientation-change-efforts-arent-harmful/ Fr Sullins' book "Keeping The Vow: The Untold Story of Married Catholic Priests": https://www.amazon.com/Keeping-Vow-Married-Catholic-Priests/dp/0199860041 Fr. Sullins' research summary, "Efficacy and Risk," makes the case that SOCE can be effective and with positive psychosocial benefits, and refutes a misleading but very promoted anti-counseling "study": https://f1000research.com/articles/10-222 A review of Fr. Sullins' study in Mercatornet. https://mercatornet.com/gay-conversion-therapy-can-work-no-matter-what-joe-biden-says/71620/ Fr. Sullins' research article, "Suicide and SOCE," rebuts an article claiming that SOCE increases suicide risk, showing that most of the suicide behavior occurred before going to counseling. (In fact, SOCE greatly reduces suicide risk.): https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3729353 Fr. Sullins' previous Dr. J Shows: www.YouTube.com/watch?v=6K7QgYOKThw http://www.ruthinstitute.org/dr-j-show/are-abortions-being-done-on-wanted-children-father-sullins-on-the-dr-j-show http://www.ruthinstitute.org/dr-j-show/new-years-resolutions Walt Heyer's previous Dr J Shows: www.YouTube.com/watch?v=6K7QgYOKThw www.YouTube.com/watch?v=zg56HcMQu6c Bill Burleigh on The Dr J Show: www.YouTube.com/watch?v=RF8qo2tig30 Laura Smalts on The Dr J Show: www.YouTube.com/watch?v=iLPsSWAHVPA Detrans on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/detrans/

Lors de la dernière édition des Nuits Sonores, j'ai pu rencontrer ce sound system mythique, probablement l'un des plus respectés dans le monde de la culture Dub. Channel One Sound System fut crée par deux frères d'origine jamaïcaine à Londres en 1973, Mikey Dread et Jah T, c'est dans les blues party, ces sortes de raves où l'on diffuse du rhythm and blues, du calypso, et du reggae, que les deux frangins vont faire leur armes sous l'œil aguerri de leur père (lui même proprio d'un sound system). Ils prennent le nom de Channel One Sound System en hommage au mythique studio de reggae jamaïcain. Au duo s'ajoute le MC Ras Kayleb, et le collectif va rapidement devenir le sound system le plus emblématique de la capitale anglaise et du carnaval de Notting Hill. Depuis quarante ans, on les reconnait a la qualité de leur productions, de leur selecta 100 % vinyles, et de leur mur de son gigantesque. Moment privilégié après leur set génial lors du Day 4 de Nuits Sonores, Mikey Dread, revient sur leur histoire qui commence dès son enfance quand il passait du temps à vouloir comprendre le fonctionnement du matériel sonore familial. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Welcome to the fifth episode of our new Russian-language podcast Then & Now with me, Teresa Cherfas. With me today is Marina Ovsyannikova, the Russian journalist who shocked the world with her anti-war protest on 14 March 2022, which went live on Russian State TV's prime time news programme “Vremya”. Since that moment, she has been through such a rollercoaster of adventures – fleeing Russia with her daughter, work as a journalist in Germany, and now her recent relocation to Paris. Her book Between Good and Evil recently came out in three languages and will soon be published in four more. No doubt other languages will follow. This recording took place on 19 April 2023.Marina Ovsyannikova's autobiographical Between Good and Evil describing her life in Moscow as a journalist and the media ‘propaganda factory' that works on behalf of the Kremlin is published by Post Hill Press, March 2023, pp190, ISBN: 979-8888450505.You can also listen to the podcast on SoundCloud, Podcasts.com, Spotify, iTunes, Google Podcasts, Anchor and YouTube. My questions include:Marina, how do you remember 24 February 2022? Could you have imagined that such a thing could happen? Or did the invasion by Russian troops of Ukraine come as a complete surprise to you?What was your job at Channel One then?When did you start working for the state TV channel? What does it mean to you to be a conscientious and professional journalist?Were there instances in the past when you and your colleagues might have acted differently?What thoughts were going through your head that prompted you to act on 14 March? Tell us how it happened. I've heard that an English journalist unwittingly played a key role in your decision to act.Weren't you afraid of the consequences? You are a mother, you have children …Did Channel One introduce new procedures after your protest to make sure it couldn't happen again?What happened to you immediately afterwards?You were placed under house arrest. Did you have an electronic bracelet? How long did that period last and were there people watching you?When did the offer of help to flee Russia come? What did you decide to do?In the end, it was a very big adventure! Tell us in as much detail as you can about your escape. How did you manage to get the bracelet off?Are you in touch with your husband? And with your mother?What about your son?A new law on digital conscription was recently introduced. What does this tell you about the path Putin is taking Russia down in the years to come? Are you afraid for your son?Vladimir Kara-Murza was recently convicted of treason and given a sentence of 25 years' imprisonment. What are your thoughts about this?Are you afraid for yourself?How has your daughter coped through all these dramatic events and changes to her life?Do you think your former colleagues at Channel One are still genuinely and sincerely committed to their jobs? What is life like for you in Paris?How do you see your future?

Drumming first hour then Carlton Livingston Like so many Jamaican artists, singer Carlton Livingston was first exposed to the joys of music in church. Born in 1962 in St. Mary, Jamaica, Livingston sang in choirs and in an informal harmony trio (which later morphed into Knowledge) before entering the music business in earnest when he recorded "The Tale of Two Cities" in 1978 at Channel One. He eventually ended up working with several of the top Jamaican producers, including Coxsone Dodd, Winston Riley, Sly & Robbie, Clive Jarrett, and King Jammy, among others. His signature song, "100 Weight of Collie Weed," was a huge island hit in 1984, and was the feature song on the subsequent album Fret Dem a Fret. Livingston recorded sparingly thereafter

Kicking off 2023 the Broads dive into a gum-tastrophe in Tennessee schools.  One lawsuit filed in Tennessee alleges that allowing gum-chewing in classes has jeopardized learning.  Plus there is a tangent about caning and Channel One. Do you remember? Sources for this episode are as follows:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_P._Fay

With a strong foundation in nonfiction and educational filmmaking, Kathleen Ermitage is a director, writer, and producer. Her work includes award-winning content funded by the Gates Foundation and MacArthur Foundation and more than 200 educational films distributed nationally on Channel One. With John Scheinfeld and Dave Harding, she worked as an associate producer and researcher on Chasing Trane, feature documentary Sergio Mendes: In the Key of Joy, Herb Alpert Is, PBS programs, and a film about a major league baseball team. Their documentaries have been official selections at the Telluride, Toronto, IDFA (Amsterdam), and DOC NYC film festivals, released theatrically all over the world, and aired on PBS's Independent Lens.

General inna Channel One sound system style

General inna Channel One sound system style

General Roots Skankers selections inna Channel One style

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歡迎留言告訴我們你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/cl81kivnk00dn01wffhwxdg2s/comments 每日英語跟讀 Ep.K484: About Russia - Chess robot grabs and breaks finger of seven-year-old opponent A chess-playing robot fractured the finger of its 7-year-old opponent during a tournament in Moscow. 一台下棋機器人在莫斯科錦標賽折斷它7歲對手的手指。 Video of the incident, which occurred at the Moscow Chess Open competition, went viral on social media. 這起在莫斯科西洋棋公開賽發生的意外事故影片在社群平台上竄紅。 It shows the machine reaching for and grabbing one of the boy's chess pieces, and quickly discarding it from the board. 影片顯示這台機器伸手夾起男孩的一個棋子，然後快速地將它從棋盤上扔掉。 Before the robot's arm retracted, the boy attempted to make another move, pushing one of his rooks into the same place as the recently removed piece. 在機器人的手臂縮回之前，這位男孩試圖做出另一步走棋，推進其中一個車棋到跟剛被去除的棋子同樣的位置。 The video then shows the robot's mechanical claws descending back toward the board, this time grabbing the boy's index finger instead of a chess piece. 這部影片接著顯示機器人的機械爪子下降回到棋盤，這次抓住男孩的中指，而不是棋子。 The video shows the robot holding the finger in place for at least 15 seconds before two bystanders were able to pry open the claws and release the boy. 這部影片顯示，在2位旁觀者得以撬開爪子釋放這位男孩之前，機器人在原地握著手指至少15秒。 "We will discuss additional protection and safety measures with its operators," Moscow Chess Federation chief Sergey Lazarov said. 莫斯科西洋棋聯合會主席謝爾蓋．拉扎瑞夫說，「我們會跟它的操作人員討論額外的保護和安全措施」。 Next Article Russian journalist who protested on live television escapes house arrest 在電視現場直播中抗議的俄羅斯記者從軟禁中脫逃 Marina Ovsyannikova, a Russian journalist who staged a daring protest live on state-run television, has been declared a fugitive after going on the run, Russian media reported. 之前在國營電視台現場直播中大膽抗議的俄羅斯記者瑪琳娜‧奧斯雅尼可娃逃跑了，現在已被列為逃犯，俄國媒體報導。 Ovsyannikova was placed under house arrest in August. She had been charged with disseminating false information about the Russian military. Her detention was supposed to last until Sunday. 奧斯雅尼可娃被控散布有關俄國軍方的假資訊，在8月遭到軟禁，原定被拘禁到週日。 Ovsyannikova's ex-husband said that she had escaped house arrest with her daughter on Saturday, TASS reported. Her lawyer said he could not confirm those allegations. 「塔斯社」報導，她的前夫說，她已經在週六帶著女兒逃跑。她的律師說無法證實這些說法。 The 44-year-old journalist shot to international fame in March when, as an editor at Russia's state-controlled Channel One television station, she stood behind an anchor and held up a sign that read “No War” during a live broadcast. 這名44歲記者3月擔任俄國政府控制的「第一頻道」電視台編輯時，在一次現場播報期間，站在主播後方舉起一張牌子，上面寫著「不要戰爭」，因而在國際上聲名大噪。Source article: https://features.ltn.com.tw/english/article/paper/1551198 ; https://features.ltn.com.tw/english/article/paper/1551839 Powered by Firstory Hosting

Challenge accepted!  For our last "regular" episode of Season 3 (before our holiday party and best of 2022 shows), we discuss the artists who continue to challenge us, defy expectations, and create uncompromising art.  Some of these artists have such deep catalogues that it can be daunting to take it all in, some may be too esoteric or eccentric to immediately grab you.  But the 25(!) artists that we pick during this episode have one thing in common...stick with them, and their music will reward you handsomely. In other words...you'll come around, Gregg!  On the other hand, there are certain artists who we find immediately appealing...even if it took 40 years, like the Atlanta band Current Rage.  To celebrate the 40th anniversary reissue of their 1982 mini-album Seven Songs on Propeller Sound Recordings (now generously expanded to 15 tracks) is guitarist John Moore, drummer Paul Lenz, and singer/guitarist Oliver Bewley (son of late Current Rage singer Chris Bewley).  It's a powerful rock n' roll story about family, loss, redemption and second chances that you won't want to miss.  It's the Penicillin Sound! Get the Seven Songs reissue at: https://propellersoundrecordings.com/ About Current Rage: Current Rage are a four-piece, post-punk, musical group that played live in the Southeastern United States during the early eighties. They were comprised of Chris Bewley, John Moore, Pat Kirkland, and Paul Lenz. In the landscape of a fertile, burgeoning Athens/Atlanta music scene Current Rage gained notoriety and a loyal following performing with such musical icons as REM, Pylon, Swimming Pool Q's, The Fleshtones, The Bush Tetras, and The Bongos. Eventually Current Rage would headline shows on their own at such iconic venues as Athens, GA's 40Watt Club, Atlanta's 688 Club, Chapel Hills's The Cat's Cradle, Birmingham's The Nik, and Nashville's Frankensteins. Current Rage first formed in 1979 when skaters, Chris Bewley and John Moore, began writing songs together after school on a pair of second-hand guitars. The two first met as early teen-agers having been recruited separately by Mike Maloof, founder, and manager of Atlanta-based Progressive Skate shop. Bewley and Moore traveled the Southeast competing and marketing Maloof's “Equalizer” skateboard decks and “Accelerator” wheels. Eventually, Moore was recruited by the Z-East team, in Jacksonville, Florida to ride professionally for their Z-Flex brand of decks and wheels. While Bewley was recruited by Sabre Skateboards out of northern Alabama to represent their laminated skate decks at competitions and demos. In the summer of 1979 Moore entered his freshman year at Georgia Tech University and Bewley was invited by his older brother Randy to join his group Pylon as they made their way to New York for their first show opening for Gang of Four. During this trip Bewley became immersed in the New York post-punk music scene and was inspired to start a band of his own. Once back in Atlanta Bewley and Moore began writing songs and practicing. The early version of Current Rage was Bewley and Moore on guitar, Pat Kirkland on drums and Norman Hanson on lead vocals. In mid-1980 Current Rage performed their first show in Athens at the 40th Watt Club opening for The Method Actors. Next, they performed at Atlanta's newly opened 688 Club with The Swimming Pool Q's. Current Rage became the “go to” opening act that year at the 688 Club performing several times each month opening for numerous national and regional acts. By the beginning of 1981 Current Rage was headlining shows in both Athens and Atlanta and began venturing out to Charlotte, Nashville, Chattanooga, and Birmingham. Once the band had found their true drummer in Paul Lenz, who they enticed away from the Atlanta underground band, Vietnam, the original drummer Pat Kirkland shifted his focus to lead vocals and supplemental percussion while Hanson left to start his new band Feast of Friends. Current Rage released an indie label E.P. album called Seven Songs on EOD Records in late 1982. Current Rage was known for short catchy post punk tunes dripping with danceable irony as well as darkwave surf instrumentals. “Seven Songs” was produced by legendary Athens-Atlanta engineer, Bruce Baxter. Baxter had engineered the B-52's single, “Rock Lobster”, Pylon's debut album “Gyrate” followed by the debut albums of The Swimming Pool Q's and Love Tractor. Current Rage's album was the first release on Ron Bond's EOD (Entertainment on Disc) Records. “Seven Songs” was recorded in April 1982 at Channel One studios with Bruce Baxter handling engineering and sound mixing and was released in late October. It is highly regarded by record collectors seeking out early eighties DIY releases. The first pressing of “Seven Songs” yielded 400 copies that were sold primarily at Southeastern independent record stores. Garnering significant east-coast distribution from Important Records, the band rushed to press another 500 records within three months of the initial release. Current Rage gained significant regional buzz from college radio stations WRAS, WREK and WUOG among others across the southeast who played songs like ‘Waikiki' and ‘Sweet Torture'. They also released several music videos that were played regularly in Athens-Atlanta area nightclubs and screened on the weekly music video show on Channel 36 WATL in the early-years of the MTV era. Anthony DeCurtis of Rolling Stone magazine wrote, “an enviable and impressive explosion of new music was emerging from the Atlanta-Athens area at this time” in his Rolling Stone magazine feature article charting the explosion of innovative bands coming out of Atlanta-Athens in 1983. He noted Current Rage as “An up-and-coming standout.” Current Rage has shared the stage with such local legends as Pylon, REM, the Method Actors, The Roys, The Brains, The Swimming Pool Q's, Love Tractor, Vietnam, Kilkenny Kats, and the Side Effects. By 1983, they will have also performed with Col. Bruce Hampton's Late Bronze Age, and Tinsley Ellis' Heartfixers, as well as Guadalcanal Diary and Jason and the Nashville Scorchers. Current Rage's lyrics sketched out wry, lyrical observations about pop-culture fads in “Right Side of the Brain” and “Gidget goes Digital” and expressed vivid, realistic, expressions of common psychological experiences in “Sweet Torture” and “Bitte Schӧn [Beat to Shame]”. In some of their most memorable songs they championed mock-anthemic choruses that affirmed ordinary, everyday, phenomena such as living with an aging dog in “My Dog Sam” or scoring some cool shirts at thrift stores in “Bag of Shirts”. Current Rage's distinctive sound is brash, energetic, and rhythmic, showcasing two drone-based guitarists with crunchy, first-position chords strummed beneath chiming post-punk leads on top of fast frenetic drumming. The relative scarcity of “Seven Songs” today suggests the item does not circulate on the marketplace often. The combination of a small batch release plus, eye-catching three-color cover art, and short catchy songs connects you to the ‘golden age' of the Athens-Atlanta music scene. After Current Rage ceased performing each of the members followed different paths. Paul played drums in several successful bands, The Nightporters, Drivin-n-Cryin, and Michelle Malone's Drag the River. In 1983 he founded a successful musical charity, Rat Aid, which raised much needed funds for targeted relief of local area members of the Atlanta music scene. Today, Paul has a successful audio visual production business in metro Atlanta. Pat had a successful modeling and acting career in Los Angeles, later moving to Phoenix. John returned to school eventually becoming a humanities professor at a college in South Carolina where he still teaches today. Chris took up a career in graphic design gaining a position with the United States Printing Office in Washington D.C., a skill he developed designing concert flyers for local bands and clubs in Atlanta and Athens. In 2018 while living in Charlotte Chris succumbed to a heart attack at the age of 57.

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We're back with another wild one here at Queen Venerator. Sean's pick for this week is a "mixtape" of songs that got him into music before high school. This is a VERY 90's heavy episode as Sean and Brad discuss Blind Melon, Bush, Beck, Stone Temple Pilots, and a bunch of movie soundtrack songs. Did you know that Deee-Lite did a cover of "You Sexy Thing" for the Dumb and Dumber soundtrack? You do now.  Also, since its Sean and Brad, they stray from the topic to discuss Channel One, Exit 13, Brujeria, and Fruitopia. Also also, eagle-eared listeners might be able to tell that Brad is sick as hell during this recording and struggling to stay upright. Fun! Also also also, YO PEANUT, BEAT THAT THING! Website: www.queenvenerator.com Twitter: @queenvenerator Instagram: @queenvenerator

Stories in this episode: Day in History: 1972: North Star Bar opens with win in state tournament What'll you have, Rochester? Is this a bar town or brewery town? Olmsted County throwing in $90,000 to fill Channel One shelves MPCA invests $185K into Rochester, Cedar River extreme weather preparation projects 5 returners who can power the Rochester Grizzlies' repeat run to a Fraser Cup The Post Bulletin is proud to be a part of the Trust Project. Learn more at thetrustproject.org.

Russian state-funded Channel One journalist Marina Ovsyannikova made international headlines on March 14, when she appeared behind the anchor of an evening news broadcast, holding a poster against Russia's so-called "military operation" in Ukraine.

On March 14, during a live broadcast on Russian state television network Channel One, a station employee named Marina Ovsyannikova ran out on stage behind the news anchor, unfurled an antiwar sign, and shouted antiwar slogans. After the broadcast, Ovsyannikova was immediately arrested; she was later convicted of participating in an unauthorized protest and fined 30 thousand rubles (about $250). The authorities are now conducting a preliminary inquiry into Ovsyannikova. Meduza special correspondent Svetlana Reiter spoke with Ovsyannikova about her start at Channel One in the 2000s -- and why this war was her breaking point. Original Article: https://meduza.io/en/feature/2022/03/21/the-cognitive-dissonance-became-unbearable

As the war against Ukraine grinds on, Russia's state television networks continue to rack up resignations. Last week, Channel One employee Marina Ovsyannikova staged a one-person antiwar protest on a live news broadcast; special correspondent Zhanna Agalakova resigned from the network at the same time. Shortly after, Dmitry Likin, who has worked as Channel One's art director for over 20 years, submitted his resignation as well. Meduza special correspondent Svetlana Reiter spoke with Likin about his decision. Original Article: https://meduza.io/en/feature/2022/03/21/i-was-taught-that-every-life-is-priceless

We work in a newsroom here at KSL.  A giant floor where there's a section for radio, another for KSL-TV.  We all see each other in the break room and work together.  And for the life of Jeff, he can't imagine a staff member here running onto the TV news set standing behind Deannie Wimmer and holding up in a protest. But in another newsroom far far away that's exactly what a staff member did. In a country that's been washed clean of truth, Russian TV airs Vladimir Putin's myths 24/7. The absence of honesty leaves a vacuum filled with stories about glorious Russian liberators ridding Ukraine of Nazi animals. But in a newsroom, you have access to the truth. You have tv feeds that come in unvarnished from around the world and at Russia's Channel One, the entire staff is complicit in whitewashing this war.  Except for one woman. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

March 16, 2022. 21 Days of War. If you want to see how Putin's war will play out, you have only to look at Russia's past. When Russia backed the Syrian military in 2011, we saw cluster bombs, thermobaric weapons, chemical weapons, and Putin's penchant for victim blaming. That the war in Syria devolved into utter chaos only played into Putin's hands. Now that the West has largely shunned all things Russia, Putin's ploy is sputtering out in Ukraine, but he won't give up. We explore how The White Helmets, a humanitarian-aid organization that has accumulated hundred of videos documenting the atrocities in Syria, fell victim to the Kremlin's disinformation apparatus. With the bombing of a maternity hospital in Ukraine, we're seeing the same tactics play out again. In Odessa, Russian naval vessels appear to be preparing for a landing. In Mariupol, citizens are held hostage in a hospital, trapped in a theater and a public swimming pool, the humanitarian crisis worsens. In Moscow, Channel One editor Marina Ovsyannikova was given the chance in court to refute her criticism of Putin's war. She refused. CORRECTION: We need to make a correction to our reporting for this episode. We did not have a clear understanding of the circumstances that resulted in the release of Melitopol Mayor Ivan Fedorov. We incorrectly stated that his release was due to a special military operation and not negotiations. That was incorrect, and actually the opposite is true. Ivan Fedorov was released from custody in exchange for 9 captured Russian conscripts.

A cura di Daniele Biacchessi  La guerra non fa sconti a nessuno e anche i giornalisti che seguono da vicino il conflitto vengono colpiti dalle granate dell'artiglieria, dalle bombe lanciate dagli aerei. In queste ultime ore hanno perso la vita Pierre Zakrzewski, un cameraman di Fox News. È stato ucciso in Ucraina, alla periferia di Kiev. Zakrzewski era collega di Benjamin Hall rimasto ferito. I giornalisti, a bordo del loro veicolo, sono stati presi di mira mentre tentavano di raggiungere Horenka, fuori dalla capitale. È il secondo collega straniero caduto durante la guerra in Ucraina, dopo l'americano Brent Renaud. Anche la giornalista ucraina Oleksandra Kuvshynova è rimasta uccisa nell'attacco. Il britannico Hall, che era con loro nell'auto colpita e rimasto gravemente ferito, sarebbe stato sottoposto ad un intervento per l'amputazione di una gamba. Chi perde la vita e chi viene minacciato, come Marina Ovsyannikova, che ha interrotto un notiziario in diretta sulla Tv di stato in cui lavora, Channel One, per denunciare la guerra in Ucraina. È stata arrestata, multata e rilasciata. E le Nazioni Unite chiedono alle autorità russe che la collega non sia punita per aver esercitato il suo diritto alla libertà di parola. Ravina Shamdasani, portavoce delle Nazioni Unite per i diritti umani, ha chiesto che le autorità garantiscano che la donna «non subisca rappresaglie». Per proteggere l'incolumità della giornalista, si è fatto avanti anche il presidente francese Emmanuel Macron, che ha proposto una «protezione consolare». Nelle guerre, i giornalisti sono sempre testimoni scomodi, osservano cose che le parti in conflitto non vogliono far vedere. _________________________________________ "Il Corsivo" a cura di Daniele Biacchessi non è un editoriale, ma un approfondimento sui fatti di maggiore interesse che i quotidiani spesso non raccontano. Un servizio in punta di penna che analizza con un occhio esperto quell'angolo nascosto delle notizie di politica, economia e cronaca. Per i notiziari sempre aggiornati ascoltaci sul sito: https://www.giornaleradio.fm oppure scarica la nostra App gratuita: iOS - App Store - https://apple.co/2uW01yA Android - Google Play - http://bit.ly/2vCjiW3 Resta connesso e segui i canali social di Giornale Radio: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/giornaleradio.fm/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giornaleradio.tv/?hl=it Twitter: https://twitter.com/giornaleradiofm

A cura di Daniele Biacchessi  La guerra non fa sconti a nessuno e anche i giornalisti che seguono da vicino il conflitto vengono colpiti dalle granate dell'artiglieria, dalle bombe lanciate dagli aerei. In queste ultime ore hanno perso la vita Pierre Zakrzewski, un cameraman di Fox News. È stato ucciso in Ucraina, alla periferia di Kiev. Zakrzewski era collega di Benjamin Hall rimasto ferito. I giornalisti, a bordo del loro veicolo, sono stati presi di mira mentre tentavano di raggiungere Horenka, fuori dalla capitale. È il secondo collega straniero caduto durante la guerra in Ucraina, dopo l'americano Brent Renaud. Anche la giornalista ucraina Oleksandra Kuvshynova è rimasta uccisa nell'attacco. Il britannico Hall, che era con loro nell'auto colpita e rimasto gravemente ferito, sarebbe stato sottoposto ad un intervento per l'amputazione di una gamba. Chi perde la vita e chi viene minacciato, come Marina Ovsyannikova, che ha interrotto un notiziario in diretta sulla Tv di stato in cui lavora, Channel One, per denunciare la guerra in Ucraina. È stata arrestata, multata e rilasciata. E le Nazioni Unite chiedono alle autorità russe che la collega non sia punita per aver esercitato il suo diritto alla libertà di parola. Ravina Shamdasani, portavoce delle Nazioni Unite per i diritti umani, ha chiesto che le autorità garantiscano che la donna «non subisca rappresaglie». Per proteggere l'incolumità della giornalista, si è fatto avanti anche il presidente francese Emmanuel Macron, che ha proposto una «protezione consolare». Nelle guerre, i giornalisti sono sempre testimoni scomodi, osservano cose che le parti in conflitto non vogliono far vedere. _________________________________________ "Il Corsivo" a cura di Daniele Biacchessi non è un editoriale, ma un approfondimento sui fatti di maggiore interesse che i quotidiani spesso non raccontano. Un servizio in punta di penna che analizza con un occhio esperto quell'angolo nascosto delle notizie di politica, economia e cronaca. Per i notiziari sempre aggiornati ascoltaci sul sito: https://www.giornaleradio.fm oppure scarica la nostra App gratuita: iOS - App Store - https://apple.co/2uW01yA Android - Google Play - http://bit.ly/2vCjiW3 Resta connesso e segui i canali social di Giornale Radio: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/giornaleradio.fm/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giornaleradio.tv/?hl=it Twitter: https://twitter.com/giornaleradiofm

A cura di Daniele Biacchessi  La guerra non fa sconti a nessuno e anche i giornalisti che seguono da vicino il conflitto vengono colpiti dalle granate dell'artiglieria, dalle bombe lanciate dagli aerei. In queste ultime ore hanno perso la vita Pierre Zakrzewski, un cameraman di Fox News. È stato ucciso in Ucraina, alla periferia di Kiev. Zakrzewski era collega di Benjamin Hall rimasto ferito. I giornalisti, a bordo del loro veicolo, sono stati presi di mira mentre tentavano di raggiungere Horenka, fuori dalla capitale. È il secondo collega straniero caduto durante la guerra in Ucraina, dopo l'americano Brent Renaud. Anche la giornalista ucraina Oleksandra Kuvshynova è rimasta uccisa nell'attacco. Il britannico Hall, che era con loro nell'auto colpita e rimasto gravemente ferito, sarebbe stato sottoposto ad un intervento per l'amputazione di una gamba. Chi perde la vita e chi viene minacciato, come Marina Ovsyannikova, che ha interrotto un notiziario in diretta sulla Tv di stato in cui lavora, Channel One, per denunciare la guerra in Ucraina. È stata arrestata, multata e rilasciata. E le Nazioni Unite chiedono alle autorità russe che la collega non sia punita per aver esercitato il suo diritto alla libertà di parola. Ravina Shamdasani, portavoce delle Nazioni Unite per i diritti umani, ha chiesto che le autorità garantiscano che la donna «non subisca rappresaglie». Per proteggere l'incolumità della giornalista, si è fatto avanti anche il presidente francese Emmanuel Macron, che ha proposto una «protezione consolare». Nelle guerre, i giornalisti sono sempre testimoni scomodi, osservano cose che le parti in conflitto non vogliono far vedere. _________________________________________ "Il Corsivo" a cura di Daniele Biacchessi non è un editoriale, ma un approfondimento sui fatti di maggiore interesse che i quotidiani spesso non raccontano. Un servizio in punta di penna che analizza con un occhio esperto quell'angolo nascosto delle notizie di politica, economia e cronaca. Per i notiziari sempre aggiornati ascoltaci sul sito: https://www.giornaleradio.fm oppure scarica la nostra App gratuita: iOS - App Store - https://apple.co/2uW01yA Android - Google Play - http://bit.ly/2vCjiW3 Resta connesso e segui i canali social di Giornale Radio: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/giornaleradio.fm/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giornaleradio.tv/?hl=it Twitter: https://twitter.com/giornaleradiofm

Marina Ovsyannikova is an employee of Russia's state Channel One television interrupting the channel's main news programme on Monday night in an extraordinary act of protest against Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine. She burst on to the set of the live broadcast of the nightly news on Monday evening, shouting: “Stop the war. No to war.” - holding a handwritten sign to the same effect. The protest was welcomed by Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky who mentioned it in his televised address last night.. And within hours of her protest, more than 40,000 people had left comments on the journalist's Facebook page, with many praising her for taking a stand. Professor of International Relations at London School of Economics, Tomila Lankina joins Emma. In 2020, The Woman's Hour Power List celebrated 30 inspiring women whose work is making a significant positive contribution to the environment and the sustainability of our planet. Today, we talk to the Green Party MP Caroline Lucas, who topped that List. Can the UK afford its net zero policies? With the cost of living rising, and the impact of the war in Ukraine, are Britain's plans to cut greenhouse gas emissions too expensive? Joining Caroline to discuss will be engineer and nuclear industry expert, Dame Sue Ion. In true popstar fashion, singer Rihanna announced her pregnancy in January with a New York photoshoot alongside her boyfriend, the rapper ASAP Rocky, wearing a bright pink coat, with layers of gold jewellery and chains resting on her new baby bump. And since that announcement, she's been seen wearing a number of eye-catching outfits. But is there a bump fashion revolution coming? And what could this mean for the everyday pregnant woman? Celebrity stylist Jennifer Michalski-Bray and pregnant content creator Zara Bentley join us. Last week South Korea picked a new president: Yoon Suk-yeol. He is a conservative who defeated his liberal rival Lee Jae-myung. During his campaign he promised to abolish the Ministry for Gender Equality, denying that women face discrimination. South Korea has one of the worst women's rights records in the developed world, although modest gains have been made over the last few years. But that has ignited an anti-feminist backlash among many young men who see feminism as reverse discrimination, taking away their jobs and opportunities. So what does Yoon Suk-yeol's election mean for women? Emma is joined by Laura Bicker, the BBC's Soeul Correspondent and the feminist South-Korean film-maker Youjin Do. Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has revealed he is officially changing his name to incorporate his mother Carmen's surname - Larbalestier. He says that he wants her name to continue on with the Hamilton name, and that he doesn't understand why "when people get married then the woman loses her name." It is understood that he will include it as a middle name rather than a surname. Dr Jane Pilcher, Associate Professor of sociology, Nottingham Trent University discusses what impact a high profile man taking this step could have. Purnima tells the story of a beautiful hand-knitted dress she brought with her to the UK when her family was expelled from Uganda by Idi Amin. The latest in our series Threads. Presenter: Emma Barnett Producer: Kirsty Starkey Interviewed Guest: Professor Tomila Lankina Interviewed Guest: Caroline Lucas Interviewed Guest: Dame Sue Ion Interviewed Guest: Jennifer Michalski-Bray Interviewed Guest: Zara Bentley Interviewed Guest: Laura Bickers Interviewed Guest: Youjin Do Interviewed Guest: Dr Jane Pilcher Interviewed Guest: Purnima Shah

Nosia masky, hovoria si Anonymous a vyhlásili Rusku kybervojnu. Hackerom sa podarilo už niekoľko útokov - najnovšie hackli streamovacie služby - v rámci aplikácií Wink a IVI nahradili živé vysielanie televíznych staníc Russia 24, Channel One a Moscow 24 skutočnými zábermi z vojny na Ukrajine. Zatiaľ to však vyzerá, že prognózy o kybervojnách v budúcnosti sa nenapĺňajú. Zuzana Kovačič Hanzelová sa rozprávala s IT špecialistom Petrom Mihálikom. Zdroje zvukov: Anonymous, NBC –   Ak máte pre nás spätnú väzbu, odkaz alebo nápad, napíšte nám na dobrerano@sme.sk  –  Všetky podcasty denníka SME nájdete na sme.sk/podcasty  –  Podporte vznik podcastu Dobré ráno a kúpte si digitálne predplatné SME.sk na sme.sk/podcast  –  Odoberajte aj denný newsletter SME.sk s najdôležitejšími správami na sme.sk/brifing –  Ďakujeme, že počúvate podcast Dobré ráno.

I speak to illustrator Owen Cyclops @owenbroadcast about the meaning of creating "right-wing art", leaving the framing of the left and building our own perspective on reality, his evolution from psychedelic hermit to Christian family man, conspiracy theories, psychedelics as a portal to enlightenment or a trap, worldviews and cosmologies as a necessary frame, forbidden literature, rediscovering western mysticism, Mormonism as a religion of the family, growing a family, being a father and much more. We also discuss Owen's new collection of comics, Channel One, a beautiful book that I very much recommend. His recommended subversive thinker is Joseph Smith, the founder of the Mormon church. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aksubversive/message

Quand la géopolitique s'invite à l'Eurovision. Dans cet épisode nous évoquons les conflits Russo-Ukrainiens & Azeri-Arménien et leur conséquence dans le concours Eurovision de la chanson. Mise en garde :  Cet épisode a été enregistré le 22 février 2022, quelque jours seulement avant l'intervention militaire de la Russie en Ukraine. Cette intervention et ses conséquence sont en train de toutes et tous nous bouleverser, terriblement.  Aujourd'hui, lundi 28 février c'est la première diffusion de notre épisode consacré aux impacts des conflits géopolitiques au sein du concours Eurovision de la Chanson. On y parle évidemment du conflit qui oppose la Russie à l'Ukraine et bien que nos analyses précèdent ces tragiques évènements, nous avons quand même décidé diffuser notre épisode. Nous souhaitons toutefois préciser les éléments connus à ce jour qui ne sont pas évoqués dans l'épisode au regard de l'Eurovision :  Le Concours 2022 est maintenu Sur demande du télédiffuseur Ukrainien et soutenu par 8 autres, la Russie en a été exclue par l'UER du concours 2022 Les diffuseurs publics russes, dont Channel One et VGTRK, ont annoncé dans les médias russes leur retrait de l'UER L'Eurovision a toujours été le théâtre d'enjeux qui la dépasse, ce qui en fait également un concours unique. Cet épisode vous éclairera peut-être, vous posera des questions sans doute, vous fera rire aussi, on l'espère.  Nous sommes impatient de partager avec vous vos nos avis ici, et sur l'ensemble de nos réseaux sociaux. Bienvenue dans 12 Points

In the 174th episode of the Voluntary Viewing podcast, we voice out hopes and anxieties surrounding the upcoming Halo live-action series. Also, we voice out final views on Pokémon Legends: Arceus, Murderville, and have a heated debate over North by Northwest. If you enjoyed this episode of the Voluntary Viewing podcast, please remember to like, comment, leave a rating, and subscribe for more! Also, be sure to email us your questions, follow us on Twitter for updates, and support us on Patreon if you're able. ActBlue: secure.actblue.com/ Patreon: www.patreon.com/Voluntary_Viewing Email: VoluntaryViewing@gmail.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/voluntaryviewing/?hl=en Twitter: twitter.com/V2_Podcast Lucas' Twitter: twitter.com/LucasDeRuyter --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/voluntary-viewing/support

On this week show, we take a look at a great release from Gussie Clark, recorded at Channel One and King Tubby's, as well as mixed at King Tubby's studio in 1976 called "The Right Tracks" featuring a who's who of roots legends including Dennis Brown, Augustus Pablo, Leroy Smart amongst a host of others. This release is well worth a look. Also included is the track that brought this UK Singer to prominence - Ranking Ann with an ode to her brother's sound system "Black Rock" with the aptly titled "Black Rock Possee", a double shot of the 18th Parallel out of Geneva Switzerland alongside Nadia McAnuff - daughter of the one and only Winston McAnuff. It's all right here, packed into this week's 60-minute session.    PLAYLIST Dubmatix - Detonator (Intro) Ranking Ann - Black Rock Possee Martin Campbell - Give The Poor Man A Try Dennis Brown - Their Own Way Augustus Pablo - Classical Illusion 12" Leroy Smart - Lying Lips Cornell Campbell The 18th Parallel - Hold On Roots Unity, Rapaha Pico & Nga Han - Haile Selassie I Eric Donaldson - Say A Little Prayer Barrington Levi & Jah Thomas - Hunting Man Lone Ark & The 18th Parallel - Queens & Kings Nadia Harris McAnuff - Words Of I Mouth Creole - Beware Version http://www.bassmentsessions.com   FEB ISSUE OF IRIE NOW AVAILABLE http://www.iriemag.com

Owen Cyclops is a friend and author of Channel One, a book that is currently #3 on Amazon's list of comic anthologies, just behind The Far Side and Calvin & Hobbes. Owen and I discuss creating art that can drive a person insane, obsessive consumption of forbidden knowledge, learning to be nice online, what to tell your daughter when she asks if gnomes are real, etc.

On this episode of the Scarlet Thread Society, Paz interviews renowned internet artist @owenbroadcast to discuss his new book, the artistic process, and egregores. The perfect gift for the collector or Extremely Online in your life.

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Leslie Robinson's mother attempted to kill her a couple of times when she was small. With this fate in life, it's Leslie's responsibility to heal the wounds of absent love and find the one thing that we all need in this world, at least one person, who we can fully and completely entrust our lives with, and who loves us 100 percent ! Find out how Leslie does it, overcomes panic attacks, multiple personality disorders and all the heart aching affects such a sadness brings into one's life. What work does Leslie commit her life to,  and what business did Leslie develop which ultimately also contributed to the healing of her wounds.Find Leslie herewww.trance4mationgames.comThe Link to the website of FREE online mini-games is:www.Healgames.LoveAll FULL interviews drop weekly on Wednesday - ON YOUTUBE & ALL PODCAST PLATFORMS! search "Inspirational Interviews" on your favourite platformSUBSCRIBE & Watch the full inspiring interview on CHANNEL ONE https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCgXTTjtQHWL5zGpOsbnGNfQ Check out & Subscribe on CHANNEL TWO  for Straight To The Point clips!! https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCbSDSTRIMwp4IA0Uz3QaG3AIf you're ON THE GO Like Me!! SUBSCRIBE & Listen on iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/inspirational-interviews/id1481460160AND/OR Search "Inspirational Interviews" on your fav podcast platform & our Website www.inspirationalinterviews.com - our home to all the stories -Subscribe free for reminders, and a growing community. Give us a Like. Leave a Comment on the socials please, sharing is caring :)Find Jen on INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/inspirational.interviews/  

Michael Mathis is an exciting up-and-coming actor from Knoxville, Tennesee. Michael has only been in the film industry for 2 years but he is making an incredible impact. Mr. Mathis has worked with the best in the industry from Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Kevin Hart in Jumanji Part 2 to Television networks such as AMC, Netflix, ABC, Channel One, and so more. Tune in where we talk all about it on this episode of Dio Talk. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dreaminspireobtain/support

I’ve heard NaPodPoMo is a good time for podcast experiments. I’m taking that idea to heart. Earlier this week, I fired up my RØDECaster Pro for the first time in ages to upgrade its firmware. I also wiped all of its settings to the factory defaults. That means starting over from scratch. For years, I’ve … + Read More

Live from the Benco booth at the GNYDM 2019, Rob and Paul chat with Denise Sabol and Michelle Lee of The Organization for Safety, Asepsis and Prevention about the importance of infection control education, the importance of leadership in training and fostering a culture of safety in a dental practice, strategies for integrating infection control training in a dental practice and how it comes into play in dental practice transitions. They also chat about strategies to integrate infection control training into a dental practice. The Organization for Safety, Asepsis and Prevention ("OSAP") is a dental association dedicated to infection control education. Michelle Lee is the Executive Director of OSAP and Denise V Sabol, RDH BS Med is the Managing Editor of OSAP's Infection Control in Practice publication. Listeners can learn more about OSAP by going to www.osap.org. Be sure to check out the Infection Control & Practice Newsletter, as well as The Official OSAP Podcast with Michelle Lee on The Dental Podcast Network's Channel One, which is available in all of the usual places. Listeners who want to reach out to Paul can do so at Paul@DentalNachos.com and those who want to reach out to Rob can do so Rob at Rob@RMontgomery-Law.com.

On débute cette émission par une sélection spéciale Channel One sélectée par Vince Irie et une deuxième partie assurée par Alex Easy Style pour un  set spécial Yami Bolo.

Alex Easy Style qui commence cette émission avec une sélection sur le label Channel One et pour la deuxième partie, Vince Irie nous a préparé un set spécial Dennis Brown façon 90's.

 Ansell Collins is a Jamaican keyboard player, producer, and occasional singer. Born 1949 in Kingston, Jamaica.In the late 1960s, he performed with the Invincibles band (whose members also included Lloyd Parks, Sly Dunbar and Ranchie McLean. After working with Lee "Scratch" Perry, Collins was part of the duo Dave and Ansell Collins along with Dave Barker, with whom he had a number one hit in the United Kingdom in 1971 with "Double Barrel". His keyboard playing exemplified the Skinhead reggae style. Collins is also a producer and has released solo records, including single sides "Cock Robin", "Atlantic One", "Stalag" and "Nuclear Weapon" between 1969 and 1971, as well as a handful of later albums. He was a member of 1970s Channel One studio band The Revolutionaries, as well as the Impact All Stars and Sugar Minott's Black Roots Players, performing on many of the classic songs of the roots reggae era (album 1979 Black Roots). He was also part of Jimmy Cliff's backing band, Oneness, in the 1970s. He continued to record during the 1980s, mainly as a session musician, and released a solo album in 1986.