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Breeders' Cup handicapping, a controversial column and even the presidential election are the topics on this week's seventh-anniversary episode of the Ron Flatter Racing Pod. Steve Kornacki from NBC Sports and NBC News is not only providing  analysis from his big board for the championships next week, but he also discusses his day job that has him absorbed in the Nov. 4 election. Battleground states and battleground horse races get the once over, especially his thoughts about Thorpedo Anna vs. Idiomatic in the Distaff. Hall of Fame trainer Steve Asmussen offers insights about his five Breeders' Cup entrants, including Turf Sprint standout Cogburn and how he will do against leading Europe contender Bradsell. Super Screener creator Mike Shutty not only handicaps Saturday's Mother Goose Stakes at Aqueduct, he has some angles he will be pursuing next Friday and Saturday when the two big days will unfold at Del Mar. Feedback is about the column last Friday calling out over-the-line criticism of jockey Luan Machado's finish line mistake last week at Keeneland and the idea that it could be the start of a more troublesome trend that has mushroomed in sports gambling. The Ron Flatter Racing Pod via Horse Racing Nation is available via free subscription from Apple, Firefox, iHeart and Spotify as well as HorseRacingNation.com.

The 2024 Breeders' Cup is shaping up to be one of the most competitive and exciting events in horse racing, with a record number of international horses and some of the best contenders from around the world. In this video, we'll provide 3 Thoughts about Every Breeders' Cup Race based on the pre-entries. This betting preview will focus on key horses, jockeys, trainers, and stats to help you navigate the races and make informed bets. Here's a quick breakdown of some of the featured contenders across multiple races, packed with SEO-rich keywords for fans of the Breeders' Cup! Future Stars Friday - November 1, 2024Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint: The 5-furlong turf sprint features Aesterius (IRE), trained by Archie Watson, and Magnum Force (IRE) from Ger Lyons' stable. Also entered are Big Mojo (IRE) and Governor Sam, both prepped for their shot at the million-dollar purse. Pre-entered favorites like Whistlejacket (IRE), trained by Aidan O'Brien, will make this race highly competitive. NetJets Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies: Leading contenders include Immersive, trained by Brad Cox, and La Cara, trained by Mark Casse. The field also includes Otomena, trained by Bob Baffert, and Scottish Lassie, looking to dominate the 1 1/16-mile race. John Deere Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf: A strong international field is headlined by Lake Victoria (IRE), Fiery Lucy (GB), and Anshoda (IRE). Top trainers like Brad Cox and Aidan O'Brien have their best fillies entered. FanDuel Breeders' Cup Juvenile: The 2-year-old colts will take on 1 1/16 miles, with East Avenue, trained by Brendan Walsh, and Chancer McPatrick from Chad Brown's barn looking like top contenders. Citizen Bull, trained by Bob Baffert, rounds out the favorites. Championship Saturday - November 2, 2024: PNC Bank Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint: Ways and Means, trained by Chad Brown, is a top contender in this 7-furlong race, alongside Society, who comes off a string of impressive wins. Soul of an Angel and Vahva add depth to the field. Prevagen Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint: Turf sprinters like Bradsell (GB) and Cogburn, trained by Steve Asmussen, headline this competitive 5-furlong dash. The field also includes Aesop's Fables (IRE) and Motorious (GB), promising an exciting finish. Longines Breeders' Cup Distaff: Idiomatic, the reigning Breeders' Cup Distaff champion, returns to defend her title against Thorpedo Anna and Raging Sea. Other top contenders include Honor D Lady and Che Evasora (ARG). Longines Breeders' Cup Turf: This $5 million race brings together top international turf stars like Rebel's Romance (IRE), who returns to defend his title, and Continuous (JPN). Emily Upjohn (GB) and Luxembourg (IRE) will also be looking to capture the top prize. Longines Breeders' Cup Classic: The marquee event features heavyweights like Fierceness, City of Troy (IRE), and Forever Young (JPN). Also entered are top contenders Derma Sotogake (JPN), Ushba Tesoro (JPN), and Arthur's Ride. Whether you're placing bets on the Juvenile Turf Sprint or following the international stars in the Breeders' Cup Classic, this video has you covered with essential facts and insights for every race. Our random thoughts bring fresh perspectives while covering the facts from pre-entries. Don't miss out on this ultimate guide to the 2024 Breeders' Cup! #BreedersCup2024 #BreedersCupClassic #HorseRacingBetting #ThoroughbredRacing

The 2024 Breeders' Cup is shaping up to be one of the most competitive and exciting events in horse racing, with a record number of international horses and some of the best contenders from around the world. In this video, we'll provide 3 Thoughts about Every Breeders' Cup Race based on the pre-entries. This betting preview will focus on key horses, jockeys, trainers, and stats to help you navigate the races and make informed bets. Here's a quick breakdown of some of the featured contenders across multiple races, packed with SEO-rich keywords for fans of the Breeders' Cup! Future Stars Friday - November 1, 2024Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint: The 5-furlong turf sprint features Aesterius (IRE), trained by Archie Watson, and Magnum Force (IRE) from Ger Lyons' stable. Also entered are Big Mojo (IRE) and Governor Sam, both prepped for their shot at the million-dollar purse. Pre-entered favorites like Whistlejacket (IRE), trained by Aidan O'Brien, will make this race highly competitive. NetJets Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies: Leading contenders include Immersive, trained by Brad Cox, and La Cara, trained by Mark Casse. The field also includes Otomena, trained by Bob Baffert, and Scottish Lassie, looking to dominate the 1 1/16-mile race. John Deere Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf: A strong international field is headlined by Lake Victoria (IRE), Fiery Lucy (GB), and Anshoda (IRE). Top trainers like Brad Cox and Aidan O'Brien have their best fillies entered. FanDuel Breeders' Cup Juvenile: The 2-year-old colts will take on 1 1/16 miles, with East Avenue, trained by Brendan Walsh, and Chancer McPatrick from Chad Brown's barn looking like top contenders. Citizen Bull, trained by Bob Baffert, rounds out the favorites. Championship Saturday - November 2, 2024: PNC Bank Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint: Ways and Means, trained by Chad Brown, is a top contender in this 7-furlong race, alongside Society, who comes off a string of impressive wins. Soul of an Angel and Vahva add depth to the field. Prevagen Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint: Turf sprinters like Bradsell (GB) and Cogburn, trained by Steve Asmussen, headline this competitive 5-furlong dash. The field also includes Aesop's Fables (IRE) and Motorious (GB), promising an exciting finish. Longines Breeders' Cup Distaff: Idiomatic, the reigning Breeders' Cup Distaff champion, returns to defend her title against Thorpedo Anna and Raging Sea. Other top contenders include Honor D Lady and Che Evasora (ARG). Longines Breeders' Cup Turf: This $5 million race brings together top international turf stars like Rebel's Romance (IRE), who returns to defend his title, and Continuous (JPN). Emily Upjohn (GB) and Luxembourg (IRE) will also be looking to capture the top prize. Longines Breeders' Cup Classic: The marquee event features heavyweights like Fierceness, City of Troy (IRE), and Forever Young (JPN). Also entered are top contenders Derma Sotogake (JPN), Ushba Tesoro (JPN), and Arthur's Ride. Whether you're placing bets on the Juvenile Turf Sprint or following the international stars in the Breeders' Cup Classic, this video has you covered with essential facts and insights for every race. Our random thoughts bring fresh perspectives while covering the facts from pre-entries. Don't miss out on this ultimate guide to the 2024 Breeders' Cup! #BreedersCup2024 #BreedersCupClassic #HorseRacingBetting #ThoroughbredRacing

Three big race days at three big tracks share the focus this week on the Ron Flatter Racing Pod. The Grade 1, $1 million Whitney Stakes featuring Pegasus World Cup (G1) and Met Mile (G1) winner National Treasure is one of the Saratoga races discussed by New York Racing Association TV analyst Acacia Clément. She also will touch on the Test (G1), the Saratoga Derby (G1) and Cogburn in the Troy (G2). The Clement L. Hirsch (G1) at Del Mar could be the race of the weekend featuring Adare Manor and Eclipse Award winner Pretty Mischievous, who is trained by Brendan Walsh. He will talk about the difference between last year and this year for his champion filly and what she needs to do to win this weekend. The $1 million Hambletonian, U.S. harness racing's biggest event, gets the attention of Horse Racing Nation handicapper Ed DeRosa. He also has tips for the Hirsch, the Whitney and the Test. John Cherwa and Ron go over feedback that is dominated by responses to Kenny McPeek's decision to send division-leading filly Thorpedo Anna against the boys this month in the Travers (G1). John also reveals his candidate for the most overrated horse in training. The Ron Flatter Racing Pod via Horse Racing Nation is available via free subscription from Apple, Firefox, iHeart and Spotify as well as HorseRacingNation.com.

In today's Summer School episode from the IBI Archive is episode 4 with psychologist, Dr. Courtney Cogburn. Hailing from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Doctor Cogburn's research focuses on how racism contributes to health disparities amongst Black Americans and in particular how over time, blatant and subtle racism in media stresses and literally wears down Black bodies—a phenomenon also known as “weathering”—something we have all witnessed to during the current outbreak of Covid-19 in the United States, and its devastating effects on communities of color.An associate professor at Columbia's School of Social Work, Dr. Cogburn's racial immersion VR experience, 1000-Cut Journey, debuted at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2018. Developed in collaboration with the Virtual Human Interaction Lab at Stanford University, It allows for the viewer to experience life as a Black man, from adolescence through adulthood, and has been featured on TEDx, CBS, and Forbes.In this conversation we discuss when she first began to notice the correlation between race and academic achievement (5:00), the effects of "breathing racism" (13:00), how watching videos of police brutality is bad for our health (18:46), how reason rarely works as well empathy (22:00), a step-by-step explanation of her racial VR experience (28:04), how her lack of experience with virtual reality didn't keep her from pursuing her goals (34:22), her biggest failure as a researcher (41:40), how her own son changed the way she works (43:18), why higher education has health benefits for every demographic, except for those of African decent (46:48), and the ways in which VR is being used to help Black people begin to heal from a lifetime of racial stress (59:26). Given where we are as a country and a people, I found this conversation to be right on time.Links we mention in the episode:Courtney's Twitter Account: @courtneycogburnHer Racial VR Experience: 1,000-Cut JourneyHyphen Labs: Neurospeculative AfrofeminismThank you for tuning in! Please don't forget to rate, comment, subscribe and SHARE with a friend.Visit us on IBI Digital at blackimagination.com Watch other episodes on YouTube at The Institute of Black Imagination.Connect with us on Instagram at @blackimagination

This July marks 33 years since the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed — a landmark law that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in several areas, including employment, transportation, communications, and government resources. The ADA is meant to protect people with disabilities from discrimination in everyday life, and the law's signing made the US the first country in the world to adopt a declaration of equality for persons with disabilities. The legacy of the ADA has included increased activism and policy gains for persons with disabilities worldwide. In this episode of Big World, SIS and Kogod professor Derrick Cogburn joins us to discuss the ongoing legacy of the ADA (2:12), noting that disability policy was once a bipartisan issue in the United States but is no longer. He also describes disability policy as emanating from three imperatives: moral, economic, and legal (4:37). Cogburn explains the importance of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) (6:28), explaining that the US is not among the more than 180 countries who have ratified the convention, despite then-President Barack Obama signing the CRPD (8:28). He also describes global disability movements (9:42) and discusses frameworks like the New Urban Agenda, the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and the Sendai Framework, all of which incorporate disability policy. What are some policy shifts in the realm of online accessibility over the last decade (20:23)? What are the ramifications of untapped potential when spaces, either physical or online, are not accessible to people with disabilities (29:32)? Cogburn answers these questions and discusses shifts in activists' approach to creating disability policy goals in recent years. The podcast concludes with Cogburn's comments about how the inclusion of persons with disabilities can have many positive impacts on our world (33:29). During our “Take Five” segment, Cogburn shares the five disability policies he would want to see instituted globally (16:39).

Following the murder of her father by hired hand Tom Chaney, 14-year-old farm girl Mattie Ross sets out to capture the killer. To aid her, she hires the toughest U.S. marshal she can find, a man with "true grit," Reuben J. "Rooster" Cogburn. Mattie insists on accompanying Cogburn, whose drinking, sloth, and generally reprobate character do not augment her faith in him. Against his wishes, she joins him in his trek into the Indian Nations in search of Chaney. They are joined by Texas Ranger LaBoeuf, who wants Chaney for his own purposes. The unlikely trio find danger and surprises on the journey, and each has his or her "grit" tested.Please share with a friend and leave a review!

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 691, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Whatchamacallit 1: On a pencil, the ferrule is the metal ring that holds this. the eraser. 2: A witch could tell you a besom is one of these with a cluster of brush or twigs on the end. a broom. 3: You're ready for a home project with a whole set of this tool that includes a trademark name. Allen wrenches. 4: Traditionally in India, a riding seat called a howdah is howdah person rides on the back of this animal. an elephant. 5: Hey cowboy! This term for the small spiked wheel on the end of a spur is from the Latin for "wheel". a rowel. Round 2. Category: The Cookie Aisle 1: Nabisco had the technology to make a Mega Stuf version of this cookie. Oreos. 2: This brand's E.L. Fudge cookies come in an elfin shape. Keebler. 3: These nautical cookies come in chunky as well as chewy varieties. Chips Ahoy!. 4: This Italian-named cookie from Pepperidge Farm comes in mint, orange and raspberry. Milanos. 5: This shortbread cookie has a literary heritage--it's named for a 19th century novel heroine. Lorna Doone. Round 3. Category: Beastly Movie Titles 1: Starring Jane Fonda:" blank Ballou". Cat. 2: A movie with "true grit":" blank Cogburn". Rooster. 3: Technology tracks and controls Shia LaBeouf:" blank Eye". Eagle. 4: A fantasy film by Tim Burton:"Big blank ". Fish. 5: Based on a true Australian story:" blank -Proof Fence". Rabbit. Round 4. Category: What's That On Your Head? 1: This Russian word for "grandmother" has come to mean a headscarf. a babushka. 2: The name of this piece of headwear comes from the French for "tuft of hair". a toupée. 3: Oleg Cassini dressed Jackie for JFK's inauguration while Halston put this style of hat on her head. a pillbox. 4: Boniface VIII is seen wearing this papal headgear, also a term for a princess's crown. a tiara. 5: Philip Treacy made the hats with this name that tells you that they capture and hold your attention. a fascinator. Round 5. Category: First Ladies 1: One of her early suitors was her husband's arch rival, Stephen A. Douglas. Mary Todd Lincoln. 2: (Hi, I'm Bellamy Young, and I play First Lady Mellie Grant on Scandal.) In 1962 millions of Americans tuned in as this First Lady took viewers on a televised "Tour of the White House". Jackie Kennedy. 3: Virginia Governor Charles Robb's mother-in-law. Lady Bird Johnson. 4: Her tough Texas husband preferred her nickname to calling her Claudia Alta. Lady Bird Johnson. 5: Only wife of 1 president and mother of another. Abigail Adams. Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 691, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Spot The Canadian 1: Neil Diamond,Neil Sedaka,Neil Young. Neil Young. 2: James Franco,Seth Rogen,Jason Segel. Seth Rogen. 3: Pavel Bure,Dino Ciccarelli,Jari Kurri. Dino Ciccarelli. 4: Kelly Ayotte,Kim Campbell,Kirsten Gillibrand. Kim Campbell. 5: Milton Friedman,John Kenneth Galbraith,John Maynard Keynes. John Kenneth Galbraith. Round 2. Category: Spot The Im‑Pasta 1: Conchiglie,consigliere,cappelletti. consigliere. 2: Manicotti,mineola,mostaccioli. Mineola. 3: Farando

In Indexicalism: The Metaphysics of Paradox (Edinburgh UP, 2021), Hilan Bensusan clarifies the logic and structure of an essentially situated and indexical metaphysics that is paradoxical and can also be regarded as a chapter in the critique of metaphysics. Bensusan articulates a metaphysical view of the other – both human and non-human, in what Meillassoux calls 'the great outdoors' – that can never be totalised into a single or univocal whole. He develops an innovative account of perception, as a matter of our irreducibly situated relationship to this non-totalisable outdoors. In the book's coda, Bensusan underscores the social-political implications of this radical metaphysics in a postcolonial context in a meditation on the sites of Potosi in the Andes and Yasuni National Park in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Equally at home with analytic and continental philosophy, Bensusan enlists Levinas, Whitehead, Heidegger, Kripke, Deleuze, Derrida, Benso, Harman, Garcia, Cogburn, McDowell and Haraway. He does so in a way that proves to be transformative for crucial aspects of their work, for contemporary approaches to thinking about what it means to be in our world, and for reckoning with the responsibilities that press upon us from the outside. Adam Bobeck is a PhD candidate in Cultural Anthropology at the University of Leipzig. His PhD is entitled “Object-Oriented Azadari: Shi'i Muslim Rituals and Ontology”. For more about his work, see www.adambobeck.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In Indexicalism: The Metaphysics of Paradox (Edinburgh UP, 2021), Hilan Bensusan clarifies the logic and structure of an essentially situated and indexical metaphysics that is paradoxical and can also be regarded as a chapter in the critique of metaphysics. Bensusan articulates a metaphysical view of the other – both human and non-human, in what Meillassoux calls 'the great outdoors' – that can never be totalised into a single or univocal whole. He develops an innovative account of perception, as a matter of our irreducibly situated relationship to this non-totalisable outdoors. In the book's coda, Bensusan underscores the social-political implications of this radical metaphysics in a postcolonial context in a meditation on the sites of Potosi in the Andes and Yasuni National Park in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Equally at home with analytic and continental philosophy, Bensusan enlists Levinas, Whitehead, Heidegger, Kripke, Deleuze, Derrida, Benso, Harman, Garcia, Cogburn, McDowell and Haraway. He does so in a way that proves to be transformative for crucial aspects of their work, for contemporary approaches to thinking about what it means to be in our world, and for reckoning with the responsibilities that press upon us from the outside. Adam Bobeck is a PhD candidate in Cultural Anthropology at the University of Leipzig. His PhD is entitled “Object-Oriented Azadari: Shi'i Muslim Rituals and Ontology”. For more about his work, see www.adambobeck.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/critical-theory

In Indexicalism: The Metaphysics of Paradox (Edinburgh UP, 2021), Hilan Bensusan clarifies the logic and structure of an essentially situated and indexical metaphysics that is paradoxical and can also be regarded as a chapter in the critique of metaphysics. Bensusan articulates a metaphysical view of the other – both human and non-human, in what Meillassoux calls 'the great outdoors' – that can never be totalised into a single or univocal whole. He develops an innovative account of perception, as a matter of our irreducibly situated relationship to this non-totalisable outdoors. In the book's coda, Bensusan underscores the social-political implications of this radical metaphysics in a postcolonial context in a meditation on the sites of Potosi in the Andes and Yasuni National Park in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Equally at home with analytic and continental philosophy, Bensusan enlists Levinas, Whitehead, Heidegger, Kripke, Deleuze, Derrida, Benso, Harman, Garcia, Cogburn, McDowell and Haraway. He does so in a way that proves to be transformative for crucial aspects of their work, for contemporary approaches to thinking about what it means to be in our world, and for reckoning with the responsibilities that press upon us from the outside. Adam Bobeck is a PhD candidate in Cultural Anthropology at the University of Leipzig. His PhD is entitled “Object-Oriented Azadari: Shi'i Muslim Rituals and Ontology”. For more about his work, see www.adambobeck.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/anthropology

In Indexicalism: The Metaphysics of Paradox (Edinburgh UP, 2021), Hilan Bensusan clarifies the logic and structure of an essentially situated and indexical metaphysics that is paradoxical and can also be regarded as a chapter in the critique of metaphysics. Bensusan articulates a metaphysical view of the other – both human and non-human, in what Meillassoux calls 'the great outdoors' – that can never be totalised into a single or univocal whole. He develops an innovative account of perception, as a matter of our irreducibly situated relationship to this non-totalisable outdoors. In the book's coda, Bensusan underscores the social-political implications of this radical metaphysics in a postcolonial context in a meditation on the sites of Potosi in the Andes and Yasuni National Park in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Equally at home with analytic and continental philosophy, Bensusan enlists Levinas, Whitehead, Heidegger, Kripke, Deleuze, Derrida, Benso, Harman, Garcia, Cogburn, McDowell and Haraway. He does so in a way that proves to be transformative for crucial aspects of their work, for contemporary approaches to thinking about what it means to be in our world, and for reckoning with the responsibilities that press upon us from the outside. Adam Bobeck is a PhD candidate in Cultural Anthropology at the University of Leipzig. His PhD is entitled “Object-Oriented Azadari: Shi'i Muslim Rituals and Ontology”. For more about his work, see www.adambobeck.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/intellectual-history

In Indexicalism: The Metaphysics of Paradox (Edinburgh UP, 2021), Hilan Bensusan clarifies the logic and structure of an essentially situated and indexical metaphysics that is paradoxical and can also be regarded as a chapter in the critique of metaphysics. Bensusan articulates a metaphysical view of the other – both human and non-human, in what Meillassoux calls 'the great outdoors' – that can never be totalised into a single or univocal whole. He develops an innovative account of perception, as a matter of our irreducibly situated relationship to this non-totalisable outdoors. In the book's coda, Bensusan underscores the social-political implications of this radical metaphysics in a postcolonial context in a meditation on the sites of Potosi in the Andes and Yasuni National Park in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Equally at home with analytic and continental philosophy, Bensusan enlists Levinas, Whitehead, Heidegger, Kripke, Deleuze, Derrida, Benso, Harman, Garcia, Cogburn, McDowell and Haraway. He does so in a way that proves to be transformative for crucial aspects of their work, for contemporary approaches to thinking about what it means to be in our world, and for reckoning with the responsibilities that press upon us from the outside. Adam Bobeck is a PhD candidate in Cultural Anthropology at the University of Leipzig. His PhD is entitled “Object-Oriented Azadari: Shi'i Muslim Rituals and Ontology”. For more about his work, see www.adambobeck.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/language

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The next frontier of the internet is the metaverse. That's why Mark Zuckerberg changed the name of his company from Facebook to Meta, and just sold $10 billion in corporate bonds to raise money for metaverse-related projects.How might we learn from our experience with social media, and anticipate the harms of the metaverse before they arise? What would it look like to design a humane metaverse — that respects our attention, improves our well-being, and strengthens our democracy?This week on Your Undivided Attention, we talk with two pioneers who are thinking critically about the development of the metaverse. Professor Jeremy Bailenson is the Founding director of Stanford's Virtual Human Interaction Lab, where he studies how virtual experiences lead to changes in perceptions of self and others. Dr. Courtney Cogburn is an Associate Professor at Columbia's School of Social Work, where she examines associations between racism and stress-related disease. Jeremy and Courtney collaborated on 1000 Cut Journey, a virtual reality experience about systemic racism.CORRECTIONS: In the episode, Jeremy says that Facebook bought Oculus for $3 billion, but the actual price was $2.1 billion.Courtney says that the average US adult consumes 9 hours of media per day, but the actual number in 2022 is closer to 13 hours.Jeremy estimated that in 2021, between 15-20 million VR headsets were sold in the US, but the number of headsets sold worldwide that year was 11.2 million, which means that the US number was significantly lower.Finally, Aza mentions the "pockets of 4.6 billion people" — implying that there are 4.6 billion smartphone users. The global number of social media users is 4.7 billion, and the number of smartphone users is actually 6.6 billion.RECOMMENDED MEDIA: Experience on Demand: What Virtual Reality Is, How It Works, and What It Can Dohttps://www.amazon.com/Experience-Demand-Virtual-Reality-Works/dp/0393253694Jeremy Bailenson's 2018 book exploring how virtual reality can be harnessed to improve our everyday livesExperiencing Racism in VRhttps://www.ted.com/talks/courtney_cogburn_experiencing_racism_in_vr_courtney_d_cogburn_phd_tedxrvaCourtney Cogburn's 2017 TEDx talk about how using virtual reality to help people experience the complexities of racismDo Artifacts Have Politics?https://faculty.cc.gatech.edu/~beki/cs4001/Winner.pdf   Technology philosopher Langdon Winner's seminal 1980 article, in which he writes, "by far the greatest latitude of choice exists the very first time a particular instrument, system, or technique is introduced."RECOMMENDED YUA EPISODES: Do You Want To Become A Vampire? with LA Paulhttps://www.humanetech.com/podcast/39-do-you-want-to-become-a-vampirePardon the Interruptions with Gloria Markhttps://www.humanetech.com/podcast/7-pardon-the-interruptionsBonus - What Is Humane Technology?https://www.humanetech.com/podcast/bonus-what-is-humane-technologyYour Undivided Attention is produced by the Center for Humane Technology. Follow us on Twitter: @HumaneTech_

Join Aravaipa Rides RD Aaron Schmidt as he sits down with Robert Cogburn and Marion Cholieu discussing the 2022 Insomniac Rides

*Disclaimer- We noticed the audio for the OAB Guys in this episode is amplified louder than it should sound.  We apologize for any annoyance or inconvenience this may cause while listening to the episode.   We Interview Country Star "Buck Ford" promoting his NEW SINGLE "Savin The Planet"  which he is doing One Beer at a Time ! And what better place than the "Opinions and Beer" Podcast !! We got to chat Music, Motocross, and so much more Showcasing the personality of a very talented country artist !  Enjoy our Interview and be sure to check out his music and follow him as he's got more dropping throughout the rest of the year!!!!  All this while drinking Brewster Cogburn Imperial Cream Ale by "Saloon Door Brewery"' in Webster TX   #Country #Music #NEW

Hey, Everyone! Here we are again with another LOOOONG episode! But, "Purity in Death" is so dense and there's so much happens in this book, we really needed 2hrs to go through it all. In this one, there is a vigilante group that is targeting criminals who have committed crimes against young kids, and use a computer virus to give these people an actual virus that causes their brains to explode. The unfortunate thing is that these people take some innocent people out with them, and that's not okay. The story opens with Eve getting a call from Trueheart who had answered a distress call and found Louie K Cogburn beating a couple of his neighbors with a baseball bat. Trueheart stunned Cogburn, and even though the stunner was on a low setting, Cogburn dies. When Eve enters the scene, she sees that on Cogburn's computer, there is a message that says: "Absolute Purity Achieved." Later, Morris tells Eve that Cogburn had some sort of virus in his brain that caused his brain to explode. It was the virus that killed Cogburn, not Trueheart stunning him. During the course of her investigation, Eve finds out that a vigilante group calling themselves "The Purity Seekers" is responsible for a computer virus that is somehow transferring to humans, and they are sending it to people they consider trash humans. The "Purity" theme is played out in many ways here in this book. "The Purity Seekers" is taking out their vengeance on people who they feel took away the "Purity" of their children. But also, someone like Trueheart has some of his own purity taken away by having Cogburn's death on his conscience. But the other underlying theme in this book is the theme of "family." Again, "The Purity Seekers" are avenging their family members by killing the people who hurt them. But also, in this book, Eve realizes that she has created her own family with Roarke and her squad. Also, Mavis seems to be starting a family as she announces to Eve that she is pregnant. Eve and Roarke are a bit at odds in this book because Roarke personally knew one of the murder victims, Chadwick Fitzhugh, and Roarke is not sorry at all that Fitzhugh is dead. Roarke, as we know from Vengeance, Roarke has also dispensed his own form of justice out to the men who killed Summerset's daughter. He does recognize on some level that what "The Purity Seekers" have done is not right, but it's not as black and white to him as it is to Eve. Eve's position on this whole thing is that while she understands wanting to get revenge on trash humans who prey on kids, she is more worried about the innocent people who have lost their lives in the process. She also wonders where the line will be drawn. If left unchecked, would these people decide to go after people for more minor crimes or just because they dislike them? That possibility is unacceptable to Eve, and she can't let that stand. A couple of the innocent people who suffer because of this computer virus are Kevin Halloway, who contracts the virus after trying to troubleshoot Cogburn's computer system, and McNab, who Halloway stuns as he suffers the effects of the virus. Halloway also takes Feeney hostage in a very intense scene. Halloway ends up dead, and McNab ends up paralyzed on his right side. Eve feels so bad about McNab, she convinces Roarke to pull some strings and get McNab released early so that he can recover at Eve and Roarke's mansion. Proving to all observant readers that she really is, as Roarke puts it, "Lieutenant Softie." We get to see Jamie Lingstrom again in this episode when Roarke brings Jamie in to help them try to neutralize the computer virus on the infected computer. We get a really amazing button moment with Roarke when he decides to test the infected machine, risking getting the infection himself. Dumbass. He understands the risks and takes the button out of his pocket to rub it for luck before he goes ahead with the test. Later, Eve finds out he risked his life in that way, and is pissed. Eve is very annoyed in this book also because she's having to deal with New York Deputy Mayor Jenna Franco and also with the Mayor's media liason, Lee Chang. Eve is annoyed by having to do media appearances anyway, but both of these people are really annoying, wanting Eve to do more media appearances than she has time for. There's also a couple of good scenes with Webster, who, even though he is in Internal Affairs, he is really very much on Eve's side. Later, Eve puts together an op in order to try and save someone from the virus, and in the midst of that, Peabody gets hurt, and now Eve is really pissed, and decides she needs to take down this group hard. BUT...there's a bit of a twist at the end, and it's amazing. Commendations: Jen gives her commendation to Baxter, being his first time on Eve's "Team," and he takes on Trueheart. Tara gives her commendation to Whitney, because he trusts Eve and has her six. AJ gives her commendation to Jamie, because as Jamie says: "Genius has no age."

Seja bem vindo a mais uma lista dos 7! Hoje vamos falar das 7 barbas e bigodes mais icônicas do faroeste!! Ah, o bom e velho Oeste. Terra onde tudo se resolve com pistolas, tiros, olhares mal encarados, bebidas, cavalos e mais tiros. Mas nós aqui do Don Alcides gostamos de uma parte muito especial presente em quase todos esses filmes: As barbas, bigodes e cavanhaques épicos que são o sonho molhado de muita gente! Por isso, fizemos uma superlista das 7 Barbas e Bigodes mais icônicos do faroeste, este gênero tão amado do cinema!  Guia de minutagem:  02:28 - A superlista das principais barbas e bigodes do faroeste! 03:11 - O “homem da barba excepcional”. Assim é chamado Dr. King Schultz, o dentista/caçador de recompensas interpretado por Christoph Waltz no filme Django Livre, de Quentin Tarantino.  04:50 - Nosso eterno Aragorn da trilogia “O senhor dos anéis”, Viggo Mortensen dá vida ao personagem Everett Hitch, um justiceiro na pacata cidade de Appaloosa, atormentada por uma gangue de homens sujos, malfeitores, cruéis e impiedosos.  06:24 - Reuben J. Cogburn, interpretado por Jeff Bridges no filma Bravura Indômita. 08:48 - Em “Crossfire Trail” ou como foi traduzido aqui para o Brasil, “Rastros de Vingança”, Tom Selleck, o nosso eterno namorado da Monica de “Friends”, interpreta Rafe Covington, um homem com um super bigode de respeito!  12:21 - (Estranho Sem Nome) Clint Eastwood no filme Três Homens em Conflito! 14:07 - Kurt Russel, Sam Elliott, Bill Paxton e Val Kilmer desfilam pelo velho oeste portando seus imponentes bigodes durante os acontecimentos do filme Tombstone - A Justiça Está Chegando.  16:32 - John Ruth (Kurt Russel em os Oito Odiados) Em mais um belo filme do renomado diretor Quentin Tarantino, este faroeste se diferencia muito do último filme de Tarantino deste gênero, Django Livre. Os Oito Odiados é um filme mais lento, que aposta em mistério e suspense.  Observação: Apesar de estarmos aqui pelas barbas e bigodes, todos os filmes desta lista são incríveis e valem muito a pena serem assistidos, ainda mais para fãs do gênero! Aproveitamos para falar um pouquinho de cada filme sem muito spoiler, é claro! hahaha  Conheça a Don Alcides, marca pioneira no Brasil no segmento de produtos para a saúde e manutenção da barba: https://donalcides.com.br   

Early Fathers Day episode we recorded the week before Fathers Day. With special guest musician G-Blakk, photographer Anthony "Biko Spear of ADS Photography330, Earl Eskridge, Renaldo "Nardi Cool" Cogburn. We talk all things fathers. Best and worst gifts. Being a Dad. Sports and the usual shit talking only we can do so well. Like, Rate, Comment and subscribe. Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DariusDCChambers and instagram @whattheshit_podcast  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app (https://anchor.fm/app) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/what-the-shit/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/what-the-shit/support (https://anchor.fm/what-the-shit/support)

Some new impressions get premiered this week, and we have the greatest debate of all time. Could Superman go to jail. That's under selling it, this one is an all time classic. Also, don't forget to buy your tickets for The Ponchcast: A Play Based on the Podcast of the Same Name. Streaming live from the 18th and Union theater. Airing 4/30 and 5/1. Tickets available at: https://ci.ovationtix.com/34824 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

True Grit Chapter 6 Can it be? The first one-chapter-episode? Yes, yes it be. Robb and Doug discuss topics ranging from animal cruelty, food waste, and discouraging childhood curiosity! This episode contains a discussion of animal cruelty from timecode 22.12 - 25.17 To donate to the ASPCA and help fight Animal Cruelty please visit their website.   Death Readers theme by Matt Faubion

How do you, as an athlete, combine your understanding of sport science and your training and racing experience to most effectively map out your training? That question is the basis for today’s episode, one in which we drift between the philosophical and the practical.   Essentially, we’ll dissect the different ways science and experience can influence how we train. Where does the science shine? Where does experience come into play? How do we best balance the two? And how can we use so-called scientific thinking to improve how we digest and analyze each and every experience we have in our training and races to become a better athlete? Remember that even when we’re talking about your experience as a rider, you are essentiallyJame experimenting on yourself – it's just an N of 1. We’ll talk about all that and much more, on today’s episode.  Our primary guest today is former pro racer turned Ph.D. student Cameron Cogburn. After years of racing for teams including Smart Stop and Jelly Belly, Cameron took an academic turn. He’s now a Ph.D. candidate in theoretical physics at Boston University.   We also hear from physician Dr. James Hull, who appeared in our last episode on breathing; pro racer Erica Clevenger; and our friends from The Pro’s Closet, Spencer Powlison and Bruce Lin.   Let's make you fast!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Courtney Cogburn, Co-director, Justice, Equity, Technology Lab, and Associate Professor, Columbia University School of Social WorkPanelists will react to Cogburn’s remarks.Garlin Gilchrist II, Lieutenant Governor, State of MichiganKenneth Kelly, Chairman and CEO, First Independence BankPatti K. Poppe, President and CEO, CMS Energy and Consumers EnergyModerator: Sandy K. Baruah, President and CEO, Detroit Regional ChamberSponsor: Consumers Energy

The Embarrassment & Big Dipper special with Bill Goffrier in conversation with David Eastaugh Although some people considered the band punk rock, the band itself liked to describe themselves as "Blister Pop." The Village Voice's long-time chief music critic, Robert Christgau, called them a "great lost American band."[1] Along with bands like Get Smart!, and the Mortal Micronotz, the Embarrassment were prominent in the Lawrence punk scene of the early '80s and they would regularly play at venues like the Lawrence Opera House (now called "Liberty Hall") and the Off The Wall Hall (later called "Cogburn's", now called "The Bottleneck"). The Embarrassment stopped performing when two of the members moved to Boston. Giessmann drummed for The Del Fuegos, and Goffrier formed the band Big Dipper with former members of the Volcano Suns. Several of The Embarrassment's unreleased songs were recorded by Big Dipper, including "Faith Healer," which was later covered by Japanese all-girl group Shonen Knife. The "Embos," as fans call them, have played several reunion concerts in the years since, the latest being in August 2008, when they played an acoustic show in Wichita.  

02:28 - Courtney’s Superpower: Speaking on the Topic of Racism “You can’t prioritize your discomfort over living your own values.” – Courtney White Liberals Are Dangerous: the “I’m liberal...I’m not that bad” narrative Action & Engaging in Antiracist Practices Over Lipservice Antiracism is a Lifelong Learning Process Not Seeing Race is Problematic – Disproportive Representation 13:16 - Adopting Attitudes Towards Antiracism Understanding White Supremacy If It’s Not Antiracist, It’s Racist 16:24 - 1000 Cut Journey (https://vhil.stanford.edu/1000cut/) "1000 Cut Journey" Launches at Tribeca Film Festival (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te5X6pV7AKQ) Culture, Narratives, and Stories are Powerful Tools Feedback & Reactions 25:59 - Empathy is Insufficient * Are you aware of how white you are? 34:34 - The Tendency to Avoid Racism and Talking About Race 39:30 - Systemic Racism and Technology * Diversity is Not About Aesthetics * Centering Race * Training & Onboarding * Hiring From Non-Traditional Backgrounds * Understanding “Social Work” * Shifting Orientation: * Being Antiracist * Being Transdisciplinary * Understanding that avoiding harm is not the same thing as achieving justice Reflections: Rein: “Intention without strategy is chaos.” – Dr. Kim Crayton (https://twitter.com/kimcrayton1?lang=en) Arty: Taking an antiracist approach to product development. Jacob: Thinking more about the phrase “transdisciplinary” and the difference between it and “interdisciplinary.” Courtney: 1. Talking about difficult things in a way that can be anchored in learning. 2. It’s not about what you believe; it’s what you do. 3. There is no neutral in marginalization and oppression. This episode was brought to you by @therubyrep (https://twitter.com/therubyrep) of DevReps, LLC (http://www.devreps.com/). To pledge your support and to join our awesome Slack community, visit patreon.com/greaterthancode (https://www.patreon.com/greaterthancode) To make a one-time donation so that we can continue to bring you more content and transcripts like this, please do so at paypal.me/devreps (https://www.paypal.me/devreps). You will also get an invitation to our Slack community this way as well. Special Guest: Dr. Courtney D. Cogburn.

We're joined by Mike Cogburn, Head of Digital Consulting and Innovation at SS&C Technologies, to discuss the future of marketing in a post-Covid-19 world. Together, we explore how companies are transitioning from physical outreach to digital marketing, why timeliness matters in content marketing, and how to communicate effectively during times of market volatility.

In today’s episode we chat with psychologist, Dr. Courtney Cogburn.  Hailing from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Doctor Cogburn’s research focuses on how racism contributes to health disparities amongst Black Americans and in particular how over time, blatant and subtle racism in media stresses and literally wears down Black bodies—a phenomenon also known as “weathering”—something we have all witnessed to during the current outbreak of Covid-19 in the United States, and its devastating effects on communities of color. An associate professor at Columbia’s School of Social Work, Dr. Cogburn’s racial immersion VR experience, 1000-Cut Journey, debuted at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2018. Developed in collaboration with the https://vhil.stanford.edu/projects/2016/examining-racism-with-virtual-reality/ (Virtual Human Interaction Lab) at Stanford University, It allows for the viewer to experience life as a Black man, from adolescence through adulthood, and has been featured on TEDx, CBS, and Forbes. In this conversation we discuss when she first began to notice the correlation between race and academic achievement (5:00), the effects of "breathing racism" (13:00), how watching videos of police brutality is bad for our health (18:46), how reason rarely works as well empathy (22:00), a step-by-step explanation of her racial VR experience (28:04), how her lack of experience with virtual reality didn't keep her from pursuing her goals (34:22), her biggest failure as a researcher (41:40), how her own son changed the way she works (43:18), why higher education has health benefits for every demographic, except for those of African decent (46:48), and the ways in which VR is being used to help Black people begin to heal from a lifetime of racial stress (59:26). Given where we are as a country and a people, I found this conversation to be right on time. Links we mention in the episode: Courtney's Twitter Account: https://twitter.com/CourtneyCogburn (@courtneycogburn) Her Racial VR Experience: https://brown.columbia.edu/1000-cut-journey-announces-new-partnership-with-ink-stories/ (1,000-Cut Journey) Hyphen Labs: http://www.hyphen-labs.com/nsaf.html (Neurospeculative Afrofeminism) Thank you for tuning in! Please don't forget to rate, comment, subscribe and SHARE with a friend (https://www.instagram.com/blackimaginationpodcast/ (@blackimaginationpodcast)). Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackimagination/support (anchor.fm/blackimagination/support) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackimagination/support (https://anchor.fm/blackimagination/support) Support this podcast

Erin Cogburn joined me on the podcast today and gave so many nuggets of inspiration and advice for teachers #newtovirtual. Whether you are brand new to the full-time world of virtual teaching or here temporarily due to unfortunate circumstances (covid19), the virtual teaching community is here to support you! Resources Discussed: Teach Your Monster to ReadKhan AcademyPadletErin's Virtual LibraryGoFormativeWakeletFlipGridManycam (Free Face Effects)Use Code: AFF25S for a discount #adMarco PoloStore for Do Not Disturb Sign:Digital PrintStickers, Prints, Acrylic Bock. Etc.Join the conversation on our Instagram and Facebook!!Follow The Virtual Classroom on Instagram @thevirtualclassroomFacebook @thevirtualclassroompodYoutube @thevirtualclassroomFacebook Group: TheVT LoungeWebsite: www.myvirtualclassroom.netToday's Guest: Erin CogburnInstagram: @mrscogburn.is.topsYour Host: Kimberly RingInstagram @Kimberly_ringFacebook @Kimberly.ringSupport the ShowSubscribe todayShare with a friendLeave a reviewMusic for the show is "Journey to the Dream" by Alex StonerLicensed through TaketonesDisclaimer:This podcast is for encouragement, inspiration, and/or entertainment. This is not given as an advice show, coaching recommendations, and should not be taken as instruction.This episode also contains some affiliate links (#ad). They are designed to provide a means for me to earn fees (at no additional cost to you). The fees help support the podcast, website/blog, and the youtube channel to allow me to keep supporting virtual teachers and bringing our community together. Support the show (http://paypal.me/thevcpod) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-virtual-classroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-virtual-classroom/support

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Podcast Description “There’s a disconnect between beliefs and behavior. And there’s an investment in the symbolism of one’s beliefs and translating that as if it represents behavior when it doesn’t.” Dr. Courtney D. Cogburn is an associate professor at the Columbia University School of Social Work and faculty of the Columbia Population Research Center. She employs a transdisciplinary research strategy to improve the characterization and measurement of racism and in examining the role of racism in the production of racial inequities in health. Dr. Cogburn’s work also explores the potential of media and technology in eradicating racism and eliminating racial inequities in health. She is the lead creator of 1000 Cut Journey, an immersive virtual reality experience of racism that premiered at the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival developed in collaboration with Jeremy Bailenson at Stanford University. Dr. Cogburn is developing additional projects attempting to leverage emerging technologies to tackle issues of structural and cultural racism. Dr. Cogburn completed postdoctoral training at Harvard University in the Robert Wood Johnson Health & Society Scholar Program and at the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan. She received her Ph.D. in Education and Psychology, and MSW from the University of Michigan and her BA in Psychology from the University of Virginia. Transcription 00:30 Kim Crayton: Hello, everyone. And welcome to today's episode of the #CauseAScene Podcast. I have someone on that I do not know. I actually saw some tweets about a talk they did at All Tech is Human, and I immediately reached out to Dr. Courtney Cogburn to come on the show and talk about what she was disrupting that audience with. So, Dr. Cogburn could you please introduce yourself to the audience? Dr. Courtney D. Cogburn: Hi, I'm Dr. Courtney Cockburn. I'm an associate professor at the Columbia University School of Social Work. KC: We always start with two questions: Why is it important to cause a scene? And how are you causing a scene? 01:16 CDC: I think it's important to cause a scene, because it suggests that you're awake and paying attention and that there's meaning to your voice and presence in the world. So, are you paying attention? Do you see any of the problems before our eyes? And do you find value in yourself enough to do something about it? And so I think inherently bad intersection results in causing a scene. How am I causing a scene? You know, I'm a little bit irreverent in general. I do what I want to do. And that's not common for a tenure-track professor at, you know, an elite white institution. But it's absolutely the way that I approach my work. A phrase I've been using more and more lately that I like—because I got it from Game of Thrones—there's a line—I don't know if you watch Game of Thrones—but there's a line where one of the characters says, "We don't have time for this. The world is ending and we need to make some choices or some decisions." And so I used it a lot lately because we don't have time for pontificating and dancing around issues, or really even selfishly focusing only on our own careers and whether we get tenure or not, or whether we get promoted or not. And while those things are important, I think what we're doing for the world and for people and communities around us and how we're leaving the world, given these really existential pressing issues is part of what's important to me. So, for me specifically, that focuses on issues of racism and the various spaces in which racism shows up, which is every space. 03:13 KC: All right, So, can you tell us...let's just start where I started. What was your talk at All Tech is Human about? CDC: So in that talk—it was a lightning talk—I had five minutes to make a point. KC: Wow! OK, so... wow! CDC: And I'm thinking, just like, we don't have time for this. KC: Exactly! 03:37 CDC: And so my talk was about being antiracist in tech.

Courtney Cogburn is a professor at the Columbia School of Social Work and the co-creator of 1000 Cut Journey.

« Blackness » et technologie font-elles bon ménage ? Depuis les années 2000, les réseaux sociaux se font le haut-parleur d’une conscience noire plus visible que jamais. Mélanie, Kévi et François brossent les vertus et les limites du « Black Twitter », cette nébuleuse qui mélange mèmes, fierté noire et militantisme 2.0. Pour finir, Kévi analyse « Dirty Computer », le film-album de la chanteuse Janelle Monáe, une œuvre totale sur les enjeux sociaux et technologiques du futur.RECOMMANDATIONS ET COUPS DE CŒURLA RECO DE KÉVI : les chroniques intimes et politiques du compte Twitter @misundergirl LA RECO DE FRANÇOIS : « Ayen Pa Chanjé », le court-métrage de Yannis Sainte-RoseLES RECOS DE MÉLANIE : le film de Beyoncé par Beyoncé bientôt disponible sur Netflix et « Privileged », la tribune du basketteur Kyle Korver dans The Player’s TribuneRÉFÉRENCES CITÉES DANS L’ÉMISSION« Sois noir et tais-toi » écrit par Andréa Chazy publié le 3 avril 2019 sur sofoot.com, Janelle Monáe – Dirty Computer [Emotion Picture] (Janelle Monáe, YouTube, 2018), Experiencing Racism in VR | Courtney D. Cogburn, PhD | TEDxRVA (TEDx Talks, YouTube, 2017), la pétition « Le racisme n’a pas sa place sur les murs de l’Assemblée nationale » lancée Mame-Fatou Niang et Julien Suaudeau sur change.orgCRÉDITSLe Tchip est un podcast de Mélanie Wanga, Kévi Donat et François Oulac distribué par Binge Audio. Cet épisode a été enregistré le 11 avril 2019 au studio V. Despentes de Binge Audio (Paris, 19e). Réalisation : Solène Moulin. Générique : Shkyd. Chargée de production : Juliette Livartowski. Chargée d’édition : Diane Jean. Identité graphique : Sebastien Brothier (Upian). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pull up a chair, open your ears and prepare your mind for a great conversation with one sweet human. In Ep. 29 of CWD I sit down with sound artist and percussionist Chris Cogburn. Chris also happens to be my grant writer as well as the organizer and master mind of the No Idea Festival which just had its 15th year in Austin this past February. Furthermore, Chris has played a major role in helping me conceive of and initiate the Ground Light Sound collaborative art project and is one of six artists involved in the project. Listen in as we discuss all these things and more! Find out more about No Idea Festival at http://noideafestival.com/ and also check out some recent work by Chris and a trio he plays with in Mexico City here: https://anahuac.bandcamp.com/

Courtney Cogburn: Virtual Reality to Improve Race Relations (Ep. 132) Columbia University School of Social Work Professor Courtney Cogburn joined Joe Miller to discuss her work with virtual reality to improve race relations. Bio Courtney Cogburn (@CourtneyCogburn) is an assistant professor at the Columbia School of Social Work and a Faculty Affiliate of the Columbia Population Research Center. Her research integrates principles and methodologies across psychology, stress physiology and social epidemiology to investigate relationships between racism-related stress and racial health disparities across the life course. Her work has been supported by the National Institutes of Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Her current research projects examine: the effects of cultural racism in the media on physiological, psychological and behavioral stress reactivity and moderating effects of cognitive appraisal processes; the role of structural racism in producing disease risk; and chronic psychosocial stress exposure and related implications for understanding Black/White disparities in cardiovascular health and disease between early and late adulthood. At the end of 2014, Dr. Cogburn received an award from the Provost’s Grants Program for Junior Faculty Who Contribute to the Diversity Goals of the University for a project titled “Black Face to Ferguson: A Mixed Methodological Examination of Media Racism, Media Activism and Health.” In addition to her academic research, Dr. Cogburn works with the Southern Jamaica Plain Health Center at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston and is a senior advisor at the International Center Advocates Against Discrimination in NYC to educate and build community activism around issues of racism and health. Before coming to Columbia in July 2014, Dr. Cogburn was a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health & Society Scholar at the Harvard School of Public Health. She received her BA in Psychology from the University of Virginia, MSW from the University of Michigan School of Social Work and PhD in the Combined Program in Education and Psychology from the University of Michigan. Resources Columbia School of Social Work Experiencing Racism in VR by Courtney Cogburn (Ted Talk) The Black Count: Glory, Revolution, Betrayal, and the Real Count of Monte Cristo by Tom Reiss News Roundup Facebook makes moves to contain Cambridge Analytica fallout Facebook has made several moves to contain the fallout from the Cambridge Analytica scandal and salvage what remains of its integrity and public image. The company announced that it will now fact-check political photos and videos, allow you to see the personal data they have on you, and limit the sharing of your personal information with data brokers. Meanwhile, on the legal front, Missouri’s Republican Attorney General has opened an investigation into Facebook’s data collection practices. Attorney General Josh Hawley wants to know about every instance in which Facebook shared user data with political entities, the rates they paid and whether users were notified.  In addition, Facebook will not provide evidence or testify before a U.K. parliamentary committee investigating Facebook’s use of user data. However, he will testify before Congress, and Sunny Bonnell reports in Inc. that it could happen as soon as April 10th. In addition, housing groups are suing Facebook for allowing real estate advertisers to discriminate against mothers, the disabled and minorities, according to Jordan Pearson in Motherboard. And Ali Breland reported on a memo leaked from 2016 written by Facebook executive Andrew Bosworth suggesting the company’s expansion is justified even if it costs lives from bullying or a terrorist attack. Sinclair, which is in the process of buying Tribune Media, has anchors read same script Sinclair Broadcasting, the little-known media company that’s in the process of buying Tribune Media for $3.9 billion, has been accused of being a mouthpiece for conservative viewpoints. Republican FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has been seen by many to have paved the way for Sinclair by relaxing longstanding media ownership rules. Now, Deadspin has put together a video showing dozens of anchors on tv stations owned by Sinclair reciting the exact same script making the same claims about fake news that the Trump administration has been making. Sinclair now reaches 2 out of every 5 American homes, with 193 stations concentrated in midsize markets. The merger with Tribune Media would bring that number up to 236, including stations in New York City and Chicago, if Sinclair doesn’t divest some of the stations.  Emily Stewart reports in Vox. In a Tweet, President Trump defended Sinclair.  Saks/Lord & Taylor hacked  Vindu Goel and Rachel Abrams report for the New York Times that a well-known band of cybercriminals hacked the credit and debit card numbers of some 5 million Saks and Lord & Taylor customers. The parent company of the two department stores, Hudson’s Bay Company, said in  a statement that the company has identified the issue, is taking steps to contain it, and will keep the public informed. Trump attacks Amazon Trump attacked Amazon on twitter last week, saying the company should be regulated, which led to a dip in the company’s stock prices. But policy experts say that antitrust action against Amazon is a long shot. Laura Stevens reports in the Wall Street Journal. City of Atlanta hit by cyberattack Eight thousand employees of the City of Atlanta had to shut down their computers last week. The reason? A ransomware attack. The attackers demanded $51,000 to unscramble government processes usually handled online. While the attack did not affect major systems like wastewater treatment and 911 calls, police officers had to write tickets by hand, none of Atlanta’s 6 million residents could apply for city jobs, and the courts could not validate warrants. Nicole Perlroth and Aland Blinder report in the New York Times. FCC greenlights SpaceX’s satellite internet service The FCC has given the green light to SpaceX’s satellite broadband internet service. The company aims to deploy thousands of small satellites to reach underserved areas, such as rural communities, at fiber-like speeds. Samanta Masunaga reports in the LA Times.   Tumblr cancels 84 accounts tied to Russia Morgan Chalfant reports in the Hill that Tumblr took down 84 accounts linked to the Internet Research Agency, the Russian troll farm at the center of a federal investigation into the Russian propaganda campaign that swayed the 2016 presidential election. Last month DOJ Special Counsel Robert Mueller indicted 13 Russians and 3 Russian entities connected to the Internet Research Agency. Trump administration to look at social media accounts for visas The Trump administration announced that it is planning to review the social media accounts of people applying for visas to enter the U.S. People entering the U.S. from countries with visa-free status, like the UK, Canada, France, and Germany, won’t be subjected to the additional vetting. But individuals seeking entry visas into the U.S. from countries like India, China and Mexico would need to turn over their social media information. The BBC has the story. But Joe Uchill and Stef W. Kight reported for Axios that ICE already uses Facebook data – not to track immigrants, though, but to track child predators. D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals to hear challenges to the FCC’s net neutrality order Finally, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals will now hear the consolidated appeals of the FCC’s December order to repeal the 2015 net neutrality rules. The Ninth Circuit had won the lottery to hear the case, but Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals granted a request to move the cases to the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, which heard the appeals of both the 2011 rules and the 2015 rules, which it had upheld. John Eggerton reports in Broadcasting and Cable.

This week the Federal Trade Commission confirmed it is investigating Facebook over its handling of user data. The U.S. Department of Homeland security also published a report revealing that Russia hacked the U.S. electricity grid. And a cyber attack shut down the city of Atlanta for over a week. Unbeknownst to many, American University professor Derrick Cogburn says there is actually a system for governing the internet, which enables things like cyber attacks and data breaches. It just doesn’t revolve around government actors. “There are a whole range of organizations that contribute to internet governance,” Cogburn said. “Governments play a role but they're not at the center of it.” Since the internet’s inception in 1990, governments have been given a voice through the annual Internet Governance Forum . “This is where we have these debates that take place and where you have a convergence of expectations,” Cogburn said. “No decisions are being taken within the Internet Governance Forum

Tonight David is left to his own Madness from Darker Projects and MJ Cogburn as Jack still remains beleaguered in technical difficulties. Never you mind, it's AUDIO DRAMA TIME!  

QR - Episode 011: Mixed Signals – EXPLICITWritten by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecDownload (28:48, 52.7 MB mp3, released 2016.09.29)Synopsis:  From leapers to gardeners to doctors and technicians, it doesn't matter who you are, whey you get your signals mixed up, it can be monumentally embarrassing and/or erotic.  And sometimes those mixed signals can reveal something about yourself that you didn't realize.  From Vaughn and Johanna's first contact to Siren and Trevor's long-lasting kiss... From Tala and Edward Grant's flirtation to Lothos and Zoe's confrontation...... signals have been exchanged, but how they are received and interpreted... well, that's another story....Featured in the cast were:David Ault as the announcer and LothosRich Matheson as Vaughn RickarJean Hilde Fulghum as Johanna Royden and InaMJ Cogburn as Siren and Tala LothomanShane Harris as Trevor ConroyDarren Marlar as Allen McAllisterKim Gianopolous as Zoe MalvisonC. E. Krawiec as Olivia RobinsonChris Stadther as Edward GrantSeth Adam Sher as Peter HugenandJames Leeper as the Production AnnouncerProduced and written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecThe executive producer for Darker Projects is MJ Cogburn.

QR - Episode 010: Three Degrees of Intent Part 2 - EXPLICITDownload (18:54, 34.6 MB mp3, released 2014.01.10)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecThe road to Hell is paved with good intentions. Who said it was the best thing to follow them?Time:  18:34;  34.6MBFeatured in the cast were:David Ault as The NarratorRich Matheson as XavierDarren Marlar as Allen McAllisterShane Harris as Trevor ConroyKim Gianopoulous as Deborah HendersonMJ Cogburn as Siren LothomanSeth Adam Sher as Dr. Peter Hugen and the Production announcer.Produced and written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by James LeeperThe executive producer for Darker Projects is Mark Bruzee.

The road to Hell is paved with good intentions. Who said it was the best thing to follow them? Episode 10 -- Three Degrees of Intent Part 1Download (24:28, 33.6 MB mp3, released 2012.08.30)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecEXPLICITFeatured in the cast were:David Ault as The NarratorRich Matheson as Xavier and Vaughn RickarSteve Anderson as ThamesJean Hilde-Fulghum as Johanna Royden and InaJune Swinford as Shannon VanderbriceEleiece Krawiec as Olivia RobinsonJoel Nisbet as Desk Attendant RobertsJames Leeper as Jeff CharlesChris stadther as Dr. Edward Grant Darren Marlar as Allen McAllisterTanja Milojevic as Nurse Josie TannerShane Harris as Trevor ConroyMJ Cogburn as Siren and Tala LothomanandSeth Adam Sher as Dr. Peter Hugen and the Production Announcer.Written and Produced by MJ Cogburn and CE KrawiecPost Production by MJ CogburnArt by James LeeperExecutive Producer for Darker Projects is Mark Bruzee.Theme music available for download at Sounddogs.com. Other music composed and performed by Kai Hartwig and Kevin MacLeod. This has been a Darker Projects Production.

This week we’re taking another trip back to the Old West with The Coen Brothers’ 2010 remake of True Grit. This story follows 14 year old Mattie Ross as she sets out to see her father’s killer brought to justice. With the aid of Deputy U.S. Marshal Reuben J. "Rooster" Cogburn and Texas Ranger LaBoeuf, Mattie tracks the killer and his gang across the Indian Territory of Arkansas and to their mountain hideout. In the end, Mattie gets her revenge but is bitten by a venomous snake and has to be quickly carried back to civilization by Rooster Cogburn. This is a wonderful film that was released to much critical acclaim. The back and forth between Cogburn and LaBoeuf sets the tone for their relationship throughout the film. Who played a better Rooster Cogburn, Jeff Bridges or John Wayne? How spectacular is Hailee Steinfeld in this film? Can you believe this was her first major film role, at age 13? What are the chances the Coens will make a remake of Rooster Cogburn? This movie is great and if you haven’t watched the 1969 original make sure you check that out as well.

QR – Episode 011: Mixed Signals – EXPLICIT Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. Krawiec Synopsis:   From leapers to gardeners to doctors and technicians, it doesn’t matter who you are, whey you get your signals mixed up, it can be monumentally embarrassing and/or erotic.  And sometimes those mixed signals can reveal something about yourself […] The post QR – Ep 011: Mixed Signals first appeared on Darker Projects.

It's been a busy summer, having (a) taught an exciting (and sadly timely) new course on Employment Discrimination Law. As a result, Hearsay Culture has taken a bit of a summer hiatus; but, I have a few more shows from the past two months to post. Here's the first, show # 256, May 20, my interview with Francesca Musiani of the French National Centre for Scientific Research, Profs. Derrick L. Cogburn of American University's School of International Service (SIS), and Laura DeNardis of American University's School of Communication, co-editors of The Turn to Infrastructure in Internet Governance. Francesca, Derrick and returning guest Laura, along with co-editor Nanette Levinson, have gathered leading scholars and thinkers on the state of Internet operations. This area is critically important as the Internet moves into governance by international, rather than American, organizations. Particularly given the chaotic state of our public discourse, it is essential for policymakers to understand the various forces that operate to expand and constrain the Internet. In our discussion, we covered a range of topics, from Internet governance politics to whether international bodies can take on this complex task. I greatly enjoyed this wide-ranging discussion! {Hearsay Culture is a talk show on KZSU-FM, Stanford, 90.1 FM, hosted by Center for Internet & Society Resident Fellow David S. Levine. The show includes guests and focuses on the intersection of technology and society. How is our world impacted by the great technological changes taking place? Each week, a different sphere is explored. For more information, please go to http://hearsayculture.com.}

Jack speaks to director, writer, producer and audio enthusiast MJ Cogburn from Darker Projects and Colonial Radio Theatre.

Proxy Cogburn, leader of the Firewall presence on exoplanet Minerva 4, is personally leading a team of agents to explore a possible X-threat on Wormwood, an infamous gatecrashing site. Wormwood is nothing but a massive tunnel network stretching out for hundreds of kilometers in all directions from its gate. It is believed to be an asteroid, but no one has found a way out yet and the tunnels have yet to be fully mapped. Several weeks ago, a Firewall sentinel and gatecrasher stationed on Wormwood detected a rogue team of explorers who breached a wall and disappeared. Given that Wormwood was built by an alien civilization, Firewall needs to make sure the explorers haven't unleashed some hellish alien technology that could pose a threat to transhumanity. Little do the other agents realize that Cogburn (formerly known as Gerard) might have a hidden agenda.

QR – Episode 010: Three Degrees of Intent Part 2 – EXPLICIT Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. Krawiec The road to Hell is paved with good intentions. Who said it was the best thing to follow them? Featured in the cast were: David Ault as The Narrator Rich Matheson as Xavier Darren Marlar […] The post QR – Ep 010: Three Degrees of Intent Part 2 first appeared on Darker Projects.

  TamLynn PI is rated AD-PG13 (Rating System) TamLynn PI returns from a very hard case, to find an old enemy is in town: and out for blood. With the Voice Talents of: M.J. Cogburn as TamLynn Lostfynder Michael Valenzuala as Doyle Hammond Stefania Lintonbon as Sabrina Caith Donovan as Dorian Michelle Turner as Karmen Alexa Chipman as […]

QR – Episode 010: Three Degrees of Intent Part 1 – EXPLICIT Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. Krawiec The road to Hell is paved with good intentions. Who said it was the best thing to follow them? Featured in the cast were: David Ault as The Narrator Rich Matheson as Xavier and […] The post QR – Ep 010: Three Degrees of Intent Part 1 first appeared on Darker Projects.

QR – Episode 009:  Getting To Know You… What A Pain Part 3  EXPLICIT Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. Krawiec Ever have one of those days when you know you should leave well enough alone…but only after the disaster has occurred? Featured in the cast were: David Ault as The Narrator MJ […] The post QR – Ep 009: Getting To Know You… What A Pain Part 3 first appeared on Darker Projects.

Ever have one of those days when you know you should leave well enough alone...but only after the disaster has occurred? Episode 9c - Getting to Know You - What A Pain Part 3Download (26:47, 36.8 MB mp3, released 2012.07.20)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecEXPLICITFeatured in the cast were:David Ault as The Narrator MJ Cogburn as Siren Lothoman Shane Harris as Trevor ConroyDavid Drage as Xavierand Seth Adam Sher as Production announcer. Written and Produced by MJ Cogburn and CE KrawiecPost Production by MJ CogburnArt by James LeeperExecutive Producer for Darker Projects is Mark Bruzee.Theme music available for download at Sounddogs.com. Other music composed and performed by Kai Hartwig and Kevin MacLeod. This has been a Darker Projects Production.

You’ve accepted the challenge and you’re ready for anything – until you come face to face with it and it turns out to be the last thing in the world you expected it to be. Episode 7 - What You See, Isn't What You GetDownload (36:16, 49.8 MB mp3, released 2008.07.28)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecFeatured in the cast were:David Ault as Lothos and the Announcer Robin Carlisle as Johanna Royden Kim Gianopoulous as Mrs. Abernathy Mark Kalita as Vaughn Rickar Natasha Lathrop as Accelerator Technician No. 1 and female leaperJohn Lipsey as Benjamin AndrewsDamaris Mannering as Tracey DenneyPaul Mannering as Male Leaper and Accelerator Technician No. 2Tom Nicklis as Mr. Carter, the school principalColin Snow as Charles Allen DenneyandTom Davis as Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn

Ever have one of those days when you know you should leave well enough alone...but only after the disaster has occurred? Episode 9b - Getting to Know You - What A Pain Part 2Download (29:00, 38.6 MB mp3, released 2012.06.29)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecEXPLICITFeatured in the cast were:David Ault as Lothos and The Announcer MJ Cogburn as Siren Lothoman Shane Harris as Trevor ConroyDavid Drage as Xavierand Seth Adam Sher as Production announcer. Written and Produced by MJ Cogburn and CE KrawiecPost Production by MJ CogburnArt by James LeeperExecutive Producer for Darker Projects is Eric BusbyTheme music available for download at Sounddogs.com. Other music composed and performed by Kai Hartwig and Kevin MacLeod. This has been a Darker Projects Production.

Ever have one of those days when you know you should leave well enough alone...but only after the disaster has occurred? Episode 9 - Getting to Know You - What A Pain Part 1Download (25:55, 59.3 MB mp3, released 2011.04.03)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecEXPLICITFeatured in the cast were:David Ault as Lothos and The Announcer MJ Cogburn as Siren Lothoman Shane Harris as Trevor Conroy Jim Barbour as Peter Hugen Ara Pelodi as TM Mara David Drage as Xavier Eleiece Krawiec as the desk attendant David McIver as the voice on the phone, and Jack the delivery person. and Seth Adam Sher as Production announcer. Written and Produced by MJ Cogburn and CE KrawiecPost Production by MJ CogburnArt by MJ CogburnExecutive Producer for Darker Projects is Eric BusbyTheme music available for download at Sounddogs.com. Other music composed and performed by Kai Hartwig and Kevin MacLeod. This has been a Darker Projects Production.

When life seems rosy and perfect, look out for the thorns... and there are always thorns... always. Episode 8 - All Roses Have ThornsDownload (30:20, 27.7 MB mp3, released 2008.12.20)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecEXPLICITPlease be aware that this is not a Christmas episode.Featured in the cast were:Steven Anderson as ThamesDavid Ault as Lothos and the Announcer Bruce Busby as Senior Officer Kenneth DerbyKim Gianopoulous as Deborah HendersonGwendolyn Jenson-Woodard as Nurse Hazel BakerNatasha Lathrop as Nurse Hazel AndersonDamaris Mannering as TM JessicaDavid McIver as Damon BeechwoodBrian Oldham as JCChris Snyder as Maxwell RobinsonApril Sadowski as Sara Ann LuthersonFiona Thraile as Dorothy HendricksAndMJ Cogburn as Tala Lothoman.Written and Produced by MJ Cogburn and CE KrawiecPost Production by MJ CogburnArt by MJ CogburnExecutive Producer for Darker Projects is Eric BusbyTheme music available for download at Sounddogs.com. Other music composed and performed by Kai Hartwig and Kevin MacLeod. This has been a Darker Projects Production.

QR – Episode 009:  Getting To Know You… What A Pain Part 2 – EXPLICIT Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. Krawiec Ever have one of those days when you know you should leave well enough alone…but only after the disaster has occurred? Featured in the cast were: David Ault as Lothos and […] The post QR – Ep 009: Getting To Know You… What A Pain Part 2 first appeared on Darker Projects.

BETA FLIGHT Episode 3 "An Ill-Timed Affair"   by Alan White Welcome to Beta Flight Mach 5! Little did you know it would be your LAST DAY as a superhero! Starring in this production were the voice talents of Mark Kalita as BLACKTHORN Mike Sims as ROUTER Adam Legend as ARC Mike Winters as MACH 5 M.J. Cogburn as WOLF-GIRL Rebecca Womack as BLUE LOTUS Raphael Suhu as AIRWOLF David A. Krause as JITTER Lane DeLuna as FRITZ Steven Jay Cohen as SURGE Ashley Uhl as UPLOAD Aaron Einhorn as PATRIARCH Damaris Mannering as SHADOW SWORD! With Steven Jay Cohen as Your Announcer The music featured in this episode; Original “Tech Support” theme score by David A. Krause. Beta Flight’s theme song, “No Compromise” by Pitbull Daycare Permission obtained by Ken McLaughlin Title Graphic by Adam Ledzion Post production was done by Alan White.  

QR – Episode 009:  Getting To Know You… What A Pain! Part 1 – EXPLICIT Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. Krawiec Ever have one of those days when you know you should leave well enough alone…but only after the disaster has occurred? Featured in the cast were: David Ault as Lothos and […] The post QR – Ep 009: Getting To Know You… What A Pain! Part 1 first appeared on Darker Projects.

  FEEDBACK: A HERO’S CALLING Episode #4 “The Next Great Superhero”   His wife and his Tech Support must face a global outbreak of superpowers without Feedback’s help when he is sequestered in the Lair for a television show.  Meanwhile Feedback finds himself isolated and alone, struggling to find out if he is still the man he thought he was.      Written by Alan White, Elizabeth Delaney, & Robin Carlisle Post-Produced by Alan White with original scores by David A. Krause and Jeffery Wayne Kirkpatrick   Based upon the character concepts created by Matthew Atherton, Sarah Blevins, Darren Passarello, Chris Watters and Steel Chambers   Featured in our cast are:   Georgette Perna  as  BARB Kim Gianopoulus  as  MEGAN David A Krause  as JOE, The PRODUCER, and NICK Richardson Tiffany Braford (bray-ford) as Francine the ANNOUNCER Alan White as PROFESSOR CHATHAM And Robin Carlisle as ROBIN   Along with; Elizabeth Delaney as AMBER Timm “The Jester” Gillick as the MUGGER, and … the DARK ENFORCER!! Colin D. Snow as BREAK BREAKOUT Paeter Frandsen as PRE-FETCH and M.J. Cogburn as WOLF-GIRL   Our cast of regulars were; Steve Anderson as ALEXANDER FORTHRIGHT III Mark Kalita as JOHN BLACKTHORN Elie Hirschman as CONSOLE Oliver Tull as OUTSOURCE Andrey Kuznetsov as  REBOOT Mike Winters as  VITO, The VENDOR, and TOM Zack Fester  as  CODEC Natasha Laythrup as  MILLENNIUM Perry Whittle  as  NEUTRINO Brandon Cole  as  FREAKOPAEDIA Tanner Karns  as ROUTER Jeffrey Wayne Kirkpatrick  as CLUSTER And Tim O'Donnell as BACK-UP   A special thanks go to the hosts of “Just Another Fanboy,” Steven Orr, who portrayed the WAITER And Karen Orr as the HOMELESS WOMAN You can find them at www.justanotherfanboy.com   BrokenSea Audio Productions was honored to have as our special guest stars;   Darren Passarello as NITRO   Chris Watters as MAJOR VICTORY   Sarah Blevins as  SARAH   And our hero--   Matthew Atherton as FEEDBACK!!   Join us next time for “Double Take,” Episode 5 of “FEEDBACK: A Hero’s Calling”    

Jim and Lt. Carmichael investigate the discovery of a human head in an unearthed time capsule at a girls’ school. Jim Nolan, Private Eye was created by Mike Murphy and Arlene Osborne. Featuring the voice talents of: RUSSELL GOLD as Jim Nolan JOYCE BENDER as Gladys Nolan BRIAN BEDARD as Lt. Walter Carmichael TRACY HALL as Trudy Williams KATIE DEHNART as the Narrator Special thanks to our guest stars: Eleiece Krawiec as Margaret Wilcox Julie Hoverson as Nancy Conlon Darren Marlar as Mr. Dawson M.J. Cogburn as Dr. Karen Lawrence Murray Retread as Officer McManus Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Sara Asherman Kim Gianopoulos as Mrs. Taylor Katie Dehnart as Michelle Taylor Cindy Swanson as Dr. Judith Hardy Writer: Mike Murphy Producer: Capt. John Tadrzak Assistant Producer: Mike Murphy Mixer: Jim Smagata Script Editor: Arlene Osborne Webmaster: April Sadowski The Jim Nolan, Private Eye theme was composed and performed by Vivian Doskow. Please hear more of her wonderful music at myspace.com/viviandoskow. We would also like to thank Capt. John Tadrzak of Misfits Audio for airing this show. Mike Murphy, the author of this story, gratefully acknowledges the continued help of Arlene Osborne in the betterment of his scripts. This production is for […]

QR – Episode 008:  All Roses Have Thorns – EXPLICIT Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. Krawiec This is not a Christmas episode. Featured in the cast were: Steve Anderson as Thames David Ault as Lothos and The Announcer Bruce Busby as Senior Officer Kenneth Derby Kim Gianopoulous as Deborah Henderson Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard […] The post QR – Ep 008: All Roses Have Thorns first appeared on Darker Projects.

QR – Episode 007: What You See… Isn’t What You Get Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. Krawiec You’ve accepted the challenge and you’re ready for anything – until you come face to face with it and it turns out to be the last thing in the world you expected it to be. […] The post QR – Ep 007: What You See… Isn’t What You Get first appeared on Darker Projects.

Do something wrong, and you can count on there being consequences for your actions. Yet even when you are honest and truthful, do you ever stop to think that there will be consequences to be dealt with? Episode 6 - Truth and ConsequencesDownload (35:49, 65.6 MB mp3, released 2008.06.15)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecFeatured in the cast were:Steve Anderson as ThamesDavid Ault as Lothos and The AnnouncerJim Barbour as Dr. Peter HugenMark Bruzee as Dr. Edward GrantRobin Carlisle as Johanna RoydenM. J. Cogburn as Tala and Siren LothomanBrandon Cole as Security Officer No. 2Shane Harris as Trevor ConroyBill Hollweg as Desk Attendant at CorrectionsMark Kalita as Vaughn RickarDamaris Mannering as Torture Master JessicaPaul Mannering as Security Officer No. 1Tom Davis as Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn

QR – Episode 006:  Truth and Consequences Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. Krawiec Do something wrong, and you can count on there being consequences for your actions. Yet even when you are honest and truthful, do you ever stop to think that there will be consequences to be dealt with? Featured in […] The post QR – Ep 006: Truth and Consequences first appeared on Darker Projects.

There are two kinds of challenges. On one hand, there are the challenges that you step up with gusto. On the other hand are the "do it or else" challenges, the ones you don't have a say in, all the while thinking, "Why me?"Episode 5 - ChallengesDownload (27:18, 37.5 MB mp3, released 2008.05.29)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecFeatured in the cast were:Steve Anderson as ThamesDavid Ault as Lothos and The AnnouncerJim Barbour as Dr. Peter HugenMark Bruzee as Dr. Edward GrantRobin Carlisle as Johanna RoydenM. J. Cogburn as Tala and Siren LothomanHelen Earl as Zoë MalvisonShane Harris as Trevor ConroyMark Kalita as Vaughn RickarLaura Post as Sheila WelchTom Davis as Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn

QR – Episode 005:  Challenges Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. Krawiec There are two kinds of challenges. On one hand, there are the challenges that you step up with gusto. On the other hand are the “do it or else” challenges, the ones you don’t have a say in, all the while […] The post QR – Ep 005: Challenges first appeared on Darker Projects.

What shows up like unexpected returning boomerangs after you think you've got the situation figured out and all your bases covered.Episode 4 - ReprecussionsDownload (27:20, 37.7 MB mp3, released 2008.04.15)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecFeatured in the cast were:Steve Anderson as ThamesDavid Ault as Lothos and The AnnouncerJim Barbour as Dr. Peter HugenM. J. Cogburn as Tala and Siren LothomanHelen Earl as Zoë MalvisonShane Harris as Trevor ConroyJanine Humphreys as Jennifer ZimbeauxMark Kalita as Vaughn RickarC. E. Krawiec as Olivia RobinsonMark Ribolla as Allen McAllisterTom Davis as Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn

You were justified in doing what you did, whether because it was right or you were told to do it, but now it's back, almost making you wish you hadn't done it in the first place.Episode 3 - BacklashDownload (34:20, 47.2 MB, released 2008.02.15)Written by M. J. Cogburn, Katherine Freymuth and C. E. KrawiecFeatured in the cast were:Steve Anderson as ThamesDavid Ault as Lothos and The AnnouncerJim Barbour as Dr. Peter HugenMark Bruzee as Dr. Edward Grant and XavierM. J. Cogburn as Tala and Siren LothomanErik Dreiling as Ron ConroyShane Harris as Trevor ConroyJohn Lipsey as Benjamin AndrewsSeth Adam Sher as Quinton SylvaneMark Kalita as Vaughn RickarMark Ribolla as Allen McAllisterTom Davis as Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn

Someone refuses to stop interfering in your plans, so you go after them to exact revenge on them ... and you succeed! Or do you?Episode 2 - Shifts In TimeDownload (34:20, 47.2 MB, released 2008.02.15)Written by M. J. Cogburn, Katherine Freymuth and C. E. KrawiecFeatured in the cast were:Steve Anderson as ThamesDavid Ault as Lothos and The AnnouncerM. J. Cogburn as Tala and Siren LothomanShane Devon as Sam BeckettShane Harris as Xavier and Trevor ConroyHelen Earl as Zoë MalvisonBen Harmer as Albert CalavicciCarol McBain as Christa CalavicciMark Ribolla as Peter HugenTom Davis as the Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn

Quantum Retribution 1: Nightmare's Conception You know how hard you fight to wake up from a nightmare, so glad to realize that that's all it was ... just a bad dream? What would you do if you woke up and discovered that instead of ending, your nightmare was just getting started?Download (14:18, 19.8 MB, released 2008.01.15)Written by A. J. Burfield and M. J. CogburnFeatured in the cast were:David Ault as Nathaniel Lothoman, Lothos, and The AnnouncerHelen Earl as Zoë MalvisonSteve Anderson as ThamesCarol McBain as AliaTom Davis as Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn