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In this episode of Thoughtfully Mindless, I sit down with Cooper "Elevator Charles" Simmons to discuss the art of meaningful dialogue in an increasingly polarized world. Known for his thoughtful approach to political and cultural conversations, Cooper shares strategies for breaking out of echo chambers and engaging with people who hold differing perspectives. We explore the importance of civil discourse, the challenges of navigating today's divisive landscape, and how to have respectful, open-minded conversations about tough topics. Cooper also shares his personal journey, from his unique experiences in the elevator trade to his passion for fostering understanding and finding common ground. Whether you're interested in improving your communication skills, learning how to handle difficult conversations, or seeking ways to connect with others across the political spectrum, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. Elevated Thoughts Podcast: https://elevatedthoughtspod.com/ Cooper on X: https://x.com/coopsimms https://thoughtfullymindless.com/ Keywords: Cooper Simmons, Elevator Charles, civil discourse, echo chamber, communication, open dialogue, political conversation, thoughtful debate, common ground, respectful discussion, Thoughtfully Mindless, cultural conversations

Welcome back to Charles Simmons 2.0! Charles is currently George Washington on the UK/Ireland tour and previously originated the role in Hamburg, Germany. This week, Charles talks more about joining his new company including how the amazing cast and crew helped make his transition super easy, all the craziness leading up to opening night, and adjusting to life in the UK. Plus, he talks about his all time favorite Hamilton moment, and Charles does a deep dive on some of the lyrics he thinks might actually hit harder in German than they do in English. Remember: Charles is a self-proclaimed Hamilton superfan, so he spares no detail. #339: Charles Simmons // G.Wash in Hamilton Germany // Part One #340: Charles Simmons // G.Wash in Hamilton Germany // Part Two /// Charles Simmons Charles on Instagram Charles on Facebook Charles on Youtube /// Gillian's Website The Hamilcast on Twitter The Hamilcast on Instagram Join the Patreon Peeps

Dr. Charles Simmons graces 'Detroit is Different' with Khary Frazier, unveiling a life steeped in honor, community, and a relentless pursuit of truth. Through his odyssey, Simmons found solace and purpose within the embrace of the King Solomon Baptist Church community, a sanctuary that resonated amidst his global sojourns. His worldview expanded exponentially during his tenure in the Air Force, delving into pan-Africanism as he forged connections with Ethiopian comrades and Congolese brethren. These encounters unfurled a profound understanding of America's intricate involvement in the colonization of Black communities worldwide, shaping Simmons' advocacy for justice and equity. His narrative unravels further at Wayne State University Law School, where the legendary Ken Cockrel Sr. became a guiding light, igniting the spark that birthed Uhuru alongside luminaries like General Baker. Through the corridors of education, Simmons' journey intertwined with Dr. Sandra Simmons, a cherished soul whose wisdom and compassion illuminated their path. Their joint tenure at EMU birthed not just knowledge but a beacon of hope—the Hush House—expanding from a humble space to a transformative community bastion, echoing their commitment to upliftment and enlightenment. In Dr. Charles Simmons' saga, we encounter a tapestry woven with resilience, enlightenment, and an unyielding dedication to nurturing communities toward a brighter, more equitable future. Detroit is Different is a podcast hosted by Khary Frazier covering people adding to the culture of an American Classic city. Visit www.detroitisdifferent.com to hear, see and experience more of what makes Detroit different. Follow, like, share, and subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, Google Play, and Sticher. Comment, suggest and connect with the podcast by emailing info@detroitisdifferent.com Find out more at https://detroit-is-different.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/detroit-is-different/36ed2c02-b0ed-48bd-b4f3-1e8769650382

In D.D.D, Carel interviews inspiring personalities of the African Diaspora worldwide and mainland Africa. In this episode of Deep Diasporan Dive, Carel interviews none other than Nissi, Nizzle to those of you that know, the multi-talented engineer, artist, singer and entrepreneur. Her EP Unboxed Unboxed made its debut on 6 October. What makes Nissi so special is how she seamlessly combines her many talents and uses them to her advantage. In the process, she manoeuvres two minority tracks as a Black woman. Nissi shows what is possible while always carrying Africa in her heart and visions as an Afropolitan. In D.D.D interviewt Carel inspirierende Persönlichkeiten der afrikanischen Diaspora weltweit und Afrika Festland. In dieser Episode von Deep Diasporan Dive interviewt Carel niemand anderen als Nissi, Nizzle für die Kenner unter euch, die multitalentierte Ingenieurin, Künstlerin, Sängerin und Unternehmerin. Ihr Debütalbum erschien am 6. Oktober. Was Nissi so besonders macht, ist wie sie ihre vielen Talente vereint und zu ihrem Nutzen einsetzt. Dabei manövriert sie zwei Minderheitschienen als Schwarze Frau. Nissi zeigt, was möglich ist und trägt dabei stets Afrika in ihrem Herzen und ihren Visionen als Afropolitan. Charles Simmons' Instagram: ⁠@the_charles_simmons⁠ _________________ Lasst uns gerne eine Bewertung da! Instagram: @red_lektion Unterstützt uns finanziell über Steady: https://steadyhq.com/de/redlektion/about Unterstützt uns finanziell über Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/ridalcarel?locale.x=de_DE Wünsche, Anregungen, Kritik an: redelektion@gmail.com Feel free to leave us a review! Instagram: @red_lektion Support us financially via Steady: https://steadyhq.com/de/redlektion/about Support us financially via Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/ridalcarel?locale.x=de_DE Wishes, suggestions, criticism to: redelektion@gmail.com _________________ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/redlektion/message

di Matteo B. Bianchi | Come ogni estate Copertina viene in vostro soccorso con la puntata super potenziata di consigli per le letture delle vacanze. Non manca però la scoperta di librerie degne di nota, come la nuovissima Lato D di Milano, dedicata ai temi del desiderio e del corpo. E visto che non ne abbiamo mai abbastanza, abbiamo chiesto allo scrittore Alessio Torino di mettere la ciliegina sulla torta, e di darci il suo suggerimento di lettura per le prossime, caldissime settimane.Lista libri citati:DOVEVA ESSERE IL NOSTRO MOMENTO di Eleonora C. Caruso, MondadoriL'AVVELENATORE di Emanuele Altissimo, BompianiLE FORZE DELLA TERRA di Jo Ann Beard, Orville PressTEMEVO DICESSI L'AMORE di Mattia Grigolo, Terra rossaSUPERSEX di Gianni Passavini, Milieu edizioniVETRO, IRONIA E DIO di Anne Carson, CrocettiBLANKETS di Craig Thompson, Rizzoli LizardTHE END di Anders Nilsen, ADDI MIEI GENITORI / TUTTO QUESTO NON TI APPARTIENE di Alexandar Hemon, CrocettiBABA di Mohamed Maalel, AccentoFOTOMODELLA di Elisabetta Valentini, AccentoMarta Santomauro e Giulia Tettamanti della nuova libreria milanese LATO D dedicata al desiderio ci hanno suggerito:FELICI FELICI di Yasmina Reza, AdelphiPER UNA RIVOLUZIONE DEGLI AFFETTI di Brigitte Vasallo, Effequ Infine, Alessio Torino ci ha invitato a recuperare:ACQUA DI MARE di Charles Simmons, Sur

Hamilton Germany's Charles Simmons shares an inside look at how Hamilton got to Hamburg. From how you can bring change to a beloved show in a new and interesting ways, to how Broadway's creative team worked with German translators to make the show's many hip-hop references land in a new language, and bringing together a cast from all around the world to make it sing. Charles Simmons Charles on Instagram Charles on Facebook Charles on Youtube Gillian on Twitter Gillian on Instagram The Hamilcast on Twitter The Hamilcast on Instagram Join the Patreon Peeps

Charles Simmons discusses how he made a life in Germany, his history in the music, television, and theatre world there, and the journey to Hamilton Hamburg; from booking the role of George Washington, the translation process, and more. EPISODE TRANSCRIPT Charles Simmons Charles on Instagram Charles on Facebook Charles on Youtube Gillian on Twitter Gillian on Instagram The Hamilcast on Twitter The Hamilcast on Instagram Join the Patreon Peeps

Meeting the Industry Figure: Charles Simmons Charles “Charlie” Simmons is the Aluminum Anodizers Council's Environmental & Regulatory counsel, based in Washington, D.C.. Charlie is the author of AAC's semi-annual Environmental & Regulatory Report where he addresses the important topics that anodizers should know or be concerned about – including the latest environmental, regulatory and legislative issues affecting the industry. The AAC podcast hosts Mark Spencer, George Oh and Tej Patel help listeners get to know Charlie a little better in this informative interview.  

Dr. Jehan "GiGi" El-Bayoumi, professor of medicine and founding director of the Rodham Institute at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences; and Dr. Yolandra Hancock, a board-certified pediatrician and obesity medicine specialist, come together to discuss health care workers throughout the US getting the country's first doses of a COVID-19 vaccine outside of clinical trials on Monday. The vaccine, developed by Pfizer and BioNTech and the first to be approved for use in the US, was shipped out in vials Sunday, with nursing home residents slated to be amongst those first in line to receive doses. The vaccination campaign is reported to be the biggest since polio shots were distributed in the 1950s.Ray McGovern, former CIA analyst and co-founder of the Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity, joins us to discuss the latest version of Russiagate. The Washington Post is blaming Russian hackers for a "broad espionage campaign" that has allegedly "compromised" US agencies, including the Treasury and Commerce Departments. On Sunday, the Russian Embassy in Washington, DC, responded to the allegations, calling them "baseless. Once again, no evidence to support the accusations has been provided.James Carey, editor and co-owner of Geopolitics Alert, joins us to weigh in on last week's Grayzone article outlining leaks from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) regarding Syria. According to the report, the OPCW executives "privately criticized the manipulation of a Syria chemical weapons probe, and supported a dissenting veteran inspector," exposing "the public whitewash of the Douma cover-up, and [undermining] the ongoing attacks on the whistleblowers who challenged it."Charles Simmons, international fellow at Columbia University, professor emeritus of journalism at Eastern Michigan University and co-director of the Hush House Museum & Cultural Center in Detroit, Michigan, joins us to discuss the Electoral College activities. Members of the Electoral College meet Monday across the country to formally vote for Joe Biden as the country's next president. Charles also talks about Michigan's legislative offices being closed down on Monday due to credible threats of violence. According to Amber McCann, a spokeswoman for Republican state Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey, the Senate shuttered its facilities "based on recommendations from law enforcement."Elisabeth Myers, lawyer, former editor-in-chief of Inside Arabia and democracy lead for Democrats Abroad, joins us to discuss a Sunday article in Haaretz, entitled "Morocco Agrees to Normalize Ties With Israel in exchange for US Recognition of Western Sahara Sovereignty." According to the report, the deal "will include direct flights between the two countries." It was also noted that Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz and Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi learned about the agreement from Americans, not Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.Mark Sleboda, Moscow-based international relations security analyst, returns to discuss the reports that the construction of Russia's Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline, which has been halted for a year, has resumed. On Friday, "Germany's Authority of Waterways and Shipping Management published a notice to seafarers on the resumption of building works on the final few kilometers of the pipeline," according to AFP. The resumption of construction to complete the final section of the project comes despite US protests and was halted for over a year following Washington's imposition of sanctions on the companies involved with the pipeline. Author and activist Miko Peled joins us to talk about a recent report issued by several human rights groups in occupied Palestine that detailed 413 Palestinian abductions by Israel soldiers in the month of November. Details included "that the number of Palestinian detainees imprisoned by Israel is about 4400, including 41 women, 170 children, and 380 who are held under the arbitrary Administrative Detention orders, without charges or trial," according to the International Middle East Media Center.George Koo, journalist, social activist, international business consultant and chemical engineer; joins Teri Mattson, activist and writer for Code Pink, to discuss a Reuters investigation published earlier Monday, outlining China's increased control over areas "once seen as the United States' political backyard." The research, "including interviews with current and former officials and advisers, and analysis of trade data, found that under [US President Donald] Trump, China has left the United States trailing in terms of power and influence across most of Latin America."

In this episode of The Grind, Neal and Chanson sit down with Charles Simmons of Connect Church in Conway. Simmons talks to them about how he came to Christ and what led a Texas man to plant churches in central Arkansas. The Grind email: thegrind@absc.org

“You can find that you’re so depleted that making a list of your blessings can feel like another thing on you TO-DO list. One must engage the heart… what do I love?” This morning Rev. Karen Lindvig turns our attention toward Gratitude as a grounding energy.  Without the centering force of gratitude for keeping our souls held together, we can feel like we’re flying off into many directions. Our Worship Arts guests are husbands, dance partners and worship artists Jimmy Shields and Charles Simmons.  Check out the full service video  here, with their dance breaks. The talk begins at 19:35. Take advantage of all the ways we can stay connected during this time, including after-service fellowship, Daily Prayer Boosts, and Wednesday evening prayer services.  And as always, see our Facebook  page or our Instagram for more, including quotes from our lesson notes, readings, and more. Want to get regular updates? Stay updated with our most recent newsletter here.

Puntata natalizia dei Libri a Colacione, la rubrica di Tutto Esaurito su Radio 105! Sotto l’albero mettiamo: Acqua di mare di Charles Simmons e Liquidi di Mark Miodownik.→ Leggi? Ti aspetto su BookBlister! http://www.bookblister.com → Scrivi? Ti aspetto su https://www.berettamazzotta.it

Puntata natalizia dei Libri a Colacione, la rubrica di Tutto Esaurito su Radio 105! Sotto l'albero mettiamo: Acqua di mare di Charles Simmons e Liquidi di Mark Miodownik.→ Leggi? Ti aspetto su BookBlister! http://www.bookblister.com → Scrivi? Ti aspetto su https://www.berettamazzotta.it

Puntata natalizia dei Libri a Colacione, la rubrica di Tutto Esaurito su Radio 105! Sotto l’albero mettiamo: Acqua di mare di Charles Simmons e Liquidi di Mark Miodownik. → Leggi? Ti aspetto su BookBlister! http://www.bookblister.com → Scrivi? Ti aspetto su https://www.berettamazzotta.it

Estate 1963. Il quindicenne Michael trascorre le vacanze con il padre e la madre nella villa di Bone Point, sulle rive dell'Atlantico.

As we continue through the Book of Acts, Pastor Charles continues our series "Finish the Mission."

Our life can be filled with many oppositions. However, the oppositions must not be stronger than our "why." Pastor Charles Simmons from Connect Church continues our series through the Book of Acts; Finish the Mission and encourages on how to stay the course.

In this episode we travel to Germany to interview musician, producer, artist, dj, personal trainer Charles Simmons. Check out his story on being an artist in another country and how he balances it all. For more info on Chalres check him out at http://charlessimmons.com Also featured music: James Blaque - Wake Up -https://soundcloud.com/hewillblaze/wake-up-james-blaque?in=hewillblaze/sets/project-progress-cleveland-part-1 Charles Simmons - State Of Mind In You Anything But What We Are Daniel Wells - No More Games - https://www.reverbnation.com/danielwells Durand Bernarr - Fly On The Wall - http://durandbernarr.com/ Bluelight - Trains - https://bluelight-music.bandcamp.com/album/bluelight

Pigeon's Celebrations, Anniversaries & Birthdays. So I put this playlist together as there is a lot to commemorate over these weeks. Its FULL of some over my favourite fun tracks over the years of putting out a Pigeon Playlist. At the end of April I celebreated a milestone anniversary at work, which we will celebrate that anniversay along with all my FABULOUS friends & collaegues in June. I am also celebrating my Birthday along with my fellow Taureans, Rod , Antonio, Fabio & the Gorgeous Emma. I hope you enjoy the tracks.Some have been edited,(8 minutes it way to long lol ), still fun , cheezy & brings great memories for me over the years :)If anyone can make it to the final song , it will be a miricle as its over 3 hours long heeheeHappy listening one & all ..............................1    Chanson Du Soleil ReEdit    DJ Meme feat. Gavin Bradley    4:402    When We Were Young (DJ Strobe Radio Mix 2)    Adele    3:343    How Deep Is Your Love    Calvin Harris & Disciples    3:324    Feel the Vibe (Bass Fly & Laurent L Remix) [feat. Dawn Tallman]    Bob Sinclar    4:165    Take Back The Night ( Craig C Master Blaster Mix)    Justin Timberlake    4:316    I Can't Live Without ReEdit    Lino Di Meglio    5:387    Real Love ( Jose Castellanos ReDrum)    Drizabone    3:278    Never Gonna Give You Up (D-Cade Radio Remix)    Charles Simmons    3:299    Rather Be    Clean Bandit Ft. Jess Glynne    3:5910    What I Did for Love (feat. Emeli Sandé)    David Guetta    3:2711    I Am (Moto Blanco Radio Edit)    Mary J Blige    3:0312    Boogie 2nite    Booty Luv    3:1413    Intoxicated (Pearn & Bridges Mix)    Raw Feat Amanda Wilson    3:4114    Lola's Theme  (Radio Edit)    Shapeshifters    3:2715    I Wanna Dance With Somebody (The Cube Guys Mix)Edit    Barbara Tucker, The Cube Guys    4:2516    Love On My Mind (Radio Edit) (Radio Edit)    Freemasons Feat Amanda Wilson    3:4117    Shine (Freemasons Radio Edit)    Luther Vandross (BY @ello-)    3:4118    Ring the Alarm (Freemasons Club Mix Radio Edit)    Beyoncé    3:2619    Champagne Kisses (TCTS Remix)    Jessie Ware    4:2720    Caught Up (In A One Night Love Affair) (Original Mix)    Rita Campbell, Chris Tall    5:5421    So Happy (Moto Blanco Radio Mix)    Tony Moran (feat Jason Walker)    3:5222    Player (Cutmore Radio Edit) (Clean)    Tinashe    3:4223    Feeling    BB Diamond    3:2124    Heaven Sent (Radio Edit)    Ferreck Dawn    3:0225    Come Down (Jack Wins Radio Edit)    WSTRN    2:2826    All Four Walls (Radio Edit)    Gorgon City    3:1227    Kill the Lights (with Nile Rodgers) [Audien Remix]    Alex Newell, Jess Glynne & DJ Cassidy    3:4428    The Girl Is Mine (feat. Destiny's Child & Brandy)    99 Souls    3:3329    I Feel Love (Club Edit)    Luca Debonaire    3:1230    Ain't Nobody    KStewart    4:0731    Dangerous Woman (BHarris ReEdit0    Ariana Grande    4:4132    Cool (Original Edit)    Alesso    3:4133    Happiness    Alexis Jordan    4:0334    Last Night a DJ Saved My Life    Giacca & Flores    5:1135    Music Feels Better (Dave Aude Radio Mix)    Alexa Aronson (feat Snoop Dogg)    3:4736    One Night In Heaven (Radio Edit)    Toy Armada & DJ GRIND (feat Inaya Day)    3:5637    Dancing Kizomba (Soul Seekerz Radio Edit)    Alx Veliz    3:4638    Paradise (Radio Edit)    Benny Benassi & Chris Brown    3:5339    Biscuit (Dave Audé Remix)    Ivy Levan    3:4840    Elemental (feat. Kimberly Davis) [Radio Edit]    Navajo    3:2241    Big Girls Cry (WaWa Radio Edit)    Sia    3:3842    Thinking About You    Calvin Harris ft. Ayah Marar    4:0243    Girls Like (feat. Zara Larsson)    Tinie Tempah    3:1644    Madonna Has A Kiki (Madonna vs Scissor Sisters)    Madonna vs Scissor Sisters    5:2145    Southern Freeze (Soul Seekerz Remix)    Beverley Knight    3:2646    Unwritten (Dave Aude Radio Mix)    Veronica Bravo (feat Dave Aude)    3:5947    Set Fire to the Rain (Moto Blanco Radio Edit)    Adele    3:3548    Uninvited (Radio Edit)    Freemasons    3:0849    When Love Takes Over (Ft. Kelly Rowland)    David Guetta    3:0950    T.U.T.P (Turn Up the Party) (Dave Aude Club Remix)    Dirtyfreqs (and Vassy)    4:4051    Pour Some Sugar On Me (Morlando Blanco Radio Edit)    Stacey Jackson    3:3952    Golden Sun (Haji & Emmanuel Radio Edit)    Asle    3:0353    I Just Wanna Fucking Dance Re-Edit    Alison Jiear    3:26                                                                                                              

Listen to this special edition of the Pan-African Journal, an audio news magazine, hosted by Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire. The program features our regular PANW reports with dispatches on the President Barack Obama's state visit to revolutionary Cuba; demonstrators blocked roads to the Tucson, Arizona rally for right-wing candidate Donald Trump; voters in two United States cities have ousted prosecutors in the aftermath of public uproars over the police killings of African Americans in Chicago and Cleveland; and controversy continues in South Africa over the claims of business interference in governmental affairs. In the second hour we examine the evolving character of U.S.-Cuba relations with Prof. Charles Simmons who violated the travel ban to Cuba in 1964. Finally we continue our monthlong commemoration of International Women's History through an interview with novelist Judy Juanita on the history of the Black Panther Party.

Anjelica Huston What do I think of the Yankees? I'm sorry, I don't follow football. Hey, when was the last time you encountered someone who didn’t share your interests? I would say there is good chance it was today. Besides being out in the real world, social media is in the home from waking to sleeping again, so even if you had the day off at home, you encountered someone who wasn’t interested in your favorite subjects. Another question. What was your reaction to this? Some can accept this on the face value, realizing everyone is and has the right to be different in their pursuits. Others immediately jump right to ridicule, eager to prove their point of view is superior. Dictionary.com says Ridicule is speech or action intended to cause contemptuous laughter at a person or thing, derision. Why is ridicule so popular and so quickly used against others? I firmly believe this has more to do with the state of mind and intelligence of the ridiculer rather than the victim. Thomas Jefferson: Resort is had to ridicule only when reason is against us. This seems to be the polite way of saying what Charles Simmons was much more blunt about: Ridicule is the first and last argument of a fool. I guess it’s time to ask ourselves who the real inferior fool is here. Sports being the competition it is, certainly provides a lot of space for playfully deriding another’s team, but keep it in good fun. The ones who can suffer the most from actual derision are those like Ms Huston, who don’t have the background to know one sport from another. Everyone you meet knows something you don’t. Don’t make fun of them. One of these days you may need some knowledge they have, and burning those bridges may not be in your eventual best interest. On the most basic level, don’t be mean to other people. Seriously, just don’t be mean. Anjelica Huston Fan Page On Facebook dictionary.com --------------------------------------------------- George Takei This is supposed to be a participatory democracy and if we're not in there participating then the people that will manipulate and exploit the system will step in there. How have things been going for you in politics lately? Is everything just moving along the way you would like to see things going? Oh, by the way, when did you last vote? When did you last participate in the process? If things aren’t going as you would like, it’s entirely possible someone else stepped into your place when you walked away from it. Can you trust another person to handle that detail for you? Do you even know who that person is? Complaining about political trends we don’t like is very common and actually expected, but do you have the right to do some downright griping if you haven’t even voted or tried to do something else about it? I read a science fiction book a year or two ago that had an interesting premise. The society described only allowed those who served in the military to be citizens. Only those who by risking their lives for the country and state were really worthy to help determine its future by voting or holding office. While I am in no way advocating this change in our society, it would be an interesting way to cure the epidemic of boredom and apathy our political system suffers from. Here, you just kind of have it thrust on you when you turn 18, and it is not really appreciated. I found for myself, after early training in my duty to vote, I have grown cynical later in life and wonder what the use is to waste my time participating in this farce. It’s time to revisit the issue. One of the problems is the two party system. We are given two basic choices, neither of which is acceptable. The lesser of the evils, generally the one who looks better on TV wins. It’s time to completely ignore what candidates SAY about themselves and each other, and ONLY consider the documented actions that are recorded in the record. Political advertising is just that. Advertising. It is calculated to make a sale. Don’t be so easily duped into believing the flash and hype. Do the work and check online for details about actions, not words. We have the potential to be the most informed electorate in the history of this nation. The info is easy to obtain and we could get actual fact to make informed choices on election day. Franklin D. Roosevelt:Democracy cannot succeed unless those who express their choice are prepared to choose wisely. The real safeguard of democracy therefore, is education. To conclude, allow me to make a prediction. For the first time in multiple decades we have the chance to elect a president in the United States who is not a member of either of the two main political parties. The large pool of independent voters, the 24 hour news cycle, and the Internet make it possible for a person to get the coverage and funding they need to get elected if it is handled correctly and the direct line to the people is used effectively. I really believe we will see this happen within the next few election cycles. George Takei's Web Site   Let us know what you think of the quotes and commentary we have in the show. Email to: feedback@daggersofthemind.com  

Bruce Hawes (IN 24 HOURS) My new book: "GROWING UP IN THE SOUND OF PHILADELPHIA" (From The Inside Out) will be released at Amazon.com, Amazon UK, Amazon, Amazon Kindle worldwide. During the course of the next few months, it will be placed in book stores and and made as an affordable (app) to download to your phone or I-pad. In remembrance of the (9-11) event in New York City), Today I share with you a portion of my book that noted this event. Book Excerpt Below: Chapter entitled: (The Right Place, The Right Time) Joe Jefferson and I were instructed by Kenny Gamble to go to CBS Records recording company offices first to pickup the artwork for The Three Degrees first album on the PIR recording label. This would be an incredible day to be remembered. Yes, this would be a very exciting, and a very special day for both of us. Joe Jefferson looked at me, and said, “Brucie baby, we are now going to The Big Apple! Ha,” Joe shrieked to himself. And then he chuckled. When Joe had finished his inner celebration, he said, “This is really great Bruce!” Then Kenny interrupted Joe. He was also laughing pleasantly, and smiling with us. Then he said, “It's a one day trip. You'll go in the morning. And don't forget to pick up your Amtrak tickets from Mary Smoatries. She has them for you now in her office.” We both thanked Kenny and he left our office. “Where is CBS Records, in New York City Joe," I asked? He simply replied, “Don't worry about it Bruce. I have been there before. And I will show you personally where we will have to go.” Suddenly, our thoughts and conversation were interrupted as the phone rang. I answered the office phone. “Hello,” I answered. The voice at the other end of the phone-call shouted out my name and said, “Bruce? Bruce! Let me talk to Joe.” It was Charles Simmons.

Bruce Hawes (IN 24 HOURS) My new book: "GROWING UP IN THE SOUND OF PHILADELPHIA" (From The Inside Out) will be released at Amazon.com, Amazon UK, Amazon, Amazon Kindle worldwide. During the course of the next few months, it will be placed in book stores and and made as an affordable (app) to download to your phone or I-pad. In remembrance of the (9-11) event in New York City), Today I share with you a portion of my book that noted this event. Book Excerpt Below: Chapter entitled: (The Right Place, The Right Time) Joe Jefferson and I were instructed by Kenny Gamble to go to CBS Records recording company offices first to pickup the artwork for The Three Degrees first album on the PIR recording label. This would be an incredible day to be remembered. Yes, this would be a very exciting, and a very special day for both of us. Joe Jefferson looked at me, and said, “Brucie baby, we are now going to The Big Apple! Ha,” Joe shrieked to himself. And then he chuckled. When Joe had finished his inner celebration, he said, “This is really great Bruce!” Then Kenny interrupted Joe. He was also laughing pleasantly, and smiling with us. Then he said, “It's a one day trip. You'll go in the morning. And don't forget to pick up your Amtrak tickets from Mary Smoatries. She has them for you now in her office.” We both thanked Kenny and he left our office. “Where is CBS Records, in New York City Joe," I asked? He simply replied, “Don't worry about it Bruce. I have been there before. And I will show you personally where we will have to go.” Suddenly, our thoughts and conversation were interrupted as the phone rang. I answered the office phone. “Hello,” I answered. The voice at the other end of the phone-call shouted out my name and said, “Bruce? Bruce! Let me talk to Joe.” It was Charles Simmons.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/i-am-indi-entertainment-show--3433195/support.

Bruce Hawes (IN 24 HOURS) My new book: "GROWING UP IN THE SOUND OF PHILADELPHIA" (From The Inside Out) will be released at Amazon.com, Amazon UK, Amazon, Amazon Kindle worldwide. During the course of the next few months, it will be placed in book stores and and made as an affordable (app) to download to your phone or I-pad. In remembrance of the (9-11) event in New York City), Today I share with you a portion of my book that noted this event. Book Excerpt Below: Chapter entitled: (The Right Place, The Right Time) Joe Jefferson and I were instructed by Kenny Gamble to go to CBS Records recording company offices first to pickup the artwork for The Three Degrees first album on the PIR recording label. This would be an incredible day to be remembered. Yes, this would be a very exciting, and a very special day for both of us. Joe Jefferson looked at me, and said, “Brucie baby, we are now going to The Big Apple! Ha,” Joe shrieked to himself. And then he chuckled. When Joe had finished his inner celebration, he said, “This is really great Bruce!” Then Kenny interrupted Joe. He was also laughing pleasantly, and smiling with us. Then he said, “It's a one day trip. You'll go in the morning. And don't forget to pick up your Amtrak tickets from Mary Smoatries. She has them for you now in her office.” We both thanked Kenny and he left our office. “Where is CBS Records, in New York City Joe," I asked? He simply replied, “Don't worry about it Bruce. I have been there before. And I will show you personally where we will have to go.” Suddenly, our thoughts and conversation were interrupted as the phone rang. I answered the office phone. “Hello,” I answered. The voice at the other end of the phone-call shouted out my name and said, “Bruce? Bruce! Let me talk to Joe.” It was Charles Simmons.

Bruce Hawes (IN 24 HOURS) My new book: "GROWING UP IN THE SOUND OF PHILADELPHIA" (From The Inside Out) will be released at Amazon.com, Amazon UK, Amazon, Amazon Kindle worldwide. During the course of the next few months, it will be placed in book stores and and made as an affordable (app) to download to your phone or I-pad. In remembrance of the (9-11) event in New York City), Today I share with you a portion of my book that noted this event. Book Excerpt Below: Chapter entitled: (The Right Place, The Right Time) Joe Jefferson and I were instructed by Kenny Gamble to go to CBS Records recording company offices first to pickup the artwork for The Three Degrees first album on the PIR recording label. This would be an incredible day to be remembered. Yes, this would be a very exciting, and a very special day for both of us. Joe Jefferson looked at me, and said, “Brucie baby, we are now going to The Big Apple! Ha,” Joe shrieked to himself. And then he chuckled. When Joe had finished his inner celebration, he said, “This is really great Bruce!” Then Kenny interrupted Joe. He was also laughing pleasantly, and smiling with us. Then he said, “It's a one day trip. You'll go in the morning. And don't forget to pick up your Amtrak tickets from Mary Smoatries. She has them for you now in her office.” We both thanked Kenny and he left our office. “Where is CBS Records, in New York City Joe," I asked? He simply replied, “Don't worry about it Bruce. I have been there before. And I will show you personally where we will have to go.” Suddenly, our thoughts and conversation were interrupted as the phone rang. I answered the office phone. “Hello,” I answered. The voice at the other end of the phone-call shouted out my name and said, “Bruce? Bruce! Let me talk to Joe.” It was Charles Simmons.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/i-am-indi-entertainment-show--3433195/support.

En este podcast comentamos: la compra de Youtube por Google, la reforma de las titulaciones universitarias en España para el 2008, La prueba del crimen, Scoop, A scanner Darkly, The Wicker man, el libro de Inés Del Alma Mía (Isabel Allende), el final de temporada de la F1, comienzo de la NBA y la serie Héroes.Agradecemos a todas las personas que nos han escrito, tanto al correo como al blog, dándonos ánimo.Enlaces:Cine:thewickermanmovie.warnerbros.comwww.scoopmovie.netwww.runningscaredthemovie.comwip.warnerbros.com/ascannerdarklyDeporte:www.nba.comwww.nba.com/espanolwww.acb.comwww.lokosxelbaloncestofemenino.comwww.bkball.netwww.nuriamartinez.netSeries:www.nbc.com/heroeswww.9thwonders.comheroesonline.blogspot.comMúsica: Canción (grupo)I´m missing yoy (Bobby Tinsley)Tell me what you want (Charles Simmons)Temple of contradictions (Anne Davis)Alive and kickin ( Ann-Marita)Fallout Renegate ( Anemo)He wants to be with me ( Ariana)The scene ( Ann Lynn)Television ( Boxleitner)Wave goodbye ( Steadman)In line to die ( Jeremy Rowe)Hanging on ( Farewell Redemption)Done ( Beth Thornley)Summertime ( Brother Love)There She goes ( Brother Love)Round the bend ( Adrina Thorpe)Música descargada del Podsave Music NetworkRecuerda que puedes ponerte en contacto con nosotros en generacionpodcast@gmail.comPor favor, anótate en el mapa de oyentes que se encuentra en este blogDescargar podcast 1