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William James Collins (born March 22, 1941) is an American poet, appointed as Poet Laureate of the United States from 2001 to 2003.[1][2] He is a Distinguished Professor at Lehman College of the City University of New York (retired, 2016). Collins was recognized as a Literary Lion of the New York Public Library (1992) and selected as the New York State Poet for 2004 through 2006. In 2016, Collins was inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Letters.[3] As of 2020, he is a teacher in the MFA program at Stony Brook Southampton.Bio via Wikipedia. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

July 15, 2021 The Portland Trail Blazers are now 6 weeks into their offseason (the finals aren't even over yet) but it feels like. we have lived a year's worth of off season events. Dave and Dia break down some of the big headlines in rip City this week. Zach Collins is re-injured-- will his career with the Blazers be over? What's next for him? Damian Lillard is with Team USA in Vegas preparing for the Olympics and the internet is freaking out over their first two losses. The duo chats about why we shouldn't worry--yet. Two new coaches are added to the Trail Blazers staff. Do Dave and Dia like them for the team? Difficult subject matter warning: More news has broken concerning new head coach, Chauncey Billups. Dave and Dia take a few minutes to work through the new developments and why this continues to be a conversation. Podcast Music Credits Protofunk by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4247-protofunk License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Blue Ska by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3453-blue-ska License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/pdst.fm/e/chtbl.com/track/3271E/traffic.megaphone.fm/VMP5983745033.mp3 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The draft script of the planned movie on the March 15 mosque attacks has been called a Hollywood rewrite of New Zealand history.A copy of the draft script - which centres on Jacinda Ardern and includes a graphic reconstruction of the deadly terrorist attacks on two Christchurch mosques - was leaked to Newshub.The draft script included 15 deaths and more woundings across 17 pages.Newshub asked lawyer Linda Clark to look at the political reaction to March 15 included in excerpts from 10 pages of the script."They're writing a version of New Zealand history, but they're writing it with an American sensibility," Clark said.Jacinda Ardern was represented as a "slender figure". On the night after the attacks as she gets out of her bed "dressed in a slip" and looking out the window where she "breaks down" and "sobs alone".While Ardern is portrayed as politically strong, the script implies she needs reassurance from partner Clarke Gayford and then deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters, Newshub reported."Has there ever been a day like today?" Ardern asks Peters in the script.In te reo Māori, he says: "He kotuku reranga tahi," which is subtitled as "the white heron only flies once".Clark told Newshub the script's portrayal of Ardern was "emotional, objectifying and pretty sexist"."[The draft script] is written as if an American wrote it, for an American audience, with no understanding of how New Zealand looks at these issues and how our politicians behave."Peters called his part of the script "total nonsense" while Simon Bridges, also featured in the script, calling it "misleading" and "offensive"."Hollywood has had some great movies based on history, but sadly this won't be one of them," Peters told Newshub.He said this was too serious of an issue for some "cheap Hollywood script" to try to make money out of."I suggest they withdraw from the scene if they don't intend to be honest here."In the script, Bridges' character is opposed to Ardern's gun law reforms and is quoted as saying: "come for our guns, you might get bullets". However, he supported the law change in real life."This is a misleading and dishonest Americanisation of what happened in our country," he told Newshub.In place of David Seymour, the script includes a character named "Solomon Marsh", also against Ardern's gun law changes.New Zealand-born Andrew Niccol wrote the film script and Newshub sent questions to his agent, but is yet to receive a response.Earlier, Newshub showed parts of the leaked script to three families who lost loved ones on March 15.Ambreen Naeem - whose husband Naeem and son Talha were killed in the attacks - said the script was unethical, totally immoral and unacceptable."It's quite distressing and retraumatising," Ambreen told Newshub.Maha Elmadani, who lost her father Ali in the attack, said she couldn't see how a movie based on the draft script she saw excerpts of was any different from the livestream.Salwa Mohamad, whose husband Khaled and son Hamza were murdered at Al Noor Mosque, said it was worse.

“They thought they were hitting the center of our economy, of our government, by hitting the Congress that failed, and the hitting of the center of our Defense, the Pentagon,” Giuliani said, of the terrorists. “They didn't realize the resiliency that we have.” Our guests are: Natalie Winters, Rudy Giuliani Stay ahead of the censors - Join us warroom.org/join Aired On: 06/03/2021 Watch: On the Web: http://www.warroomorg.wpengine.com On Podcast: http://warroom.ctcin.bio On TV: PlutoTV Channel 240, Dish Channel 219, Roku, Apple TV, FireTV or on https://AmericasVoice.news. #news #politics #realnews

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern appears to have trumped her Justice Minister in saying an apparent gap in the law should be looked at to better protect people from being harmed online when explicit images are published.But neither of them mentioned a bill before select committee at Parliament, which already seeks to do that very thing.Ardern's comments come as the National Party and its Upper Harbour candidate Jake Bezzant part ways, following allegations that Bezzant had impersonated his former partner online, shared explicit images without her consent, and even pretended to be her to have cyber sex with other men.Bezzant has rejected the claims, which were aired in a podcast published this week.Told a summary of the podcast's contents yesterday and asked if there was any truth to it, Bezzant told the Herald: "No, there's not, but I haven't listened to it."He added this morning: "Personal relationship break-ups sometimes get messy. Two sides to every story. There is more than just her and I involved so I am going to respect that and so I am not going to discuss it. I am not going to put myself forward for candidacy at this point.His former partner, Tarryn Flintoft, laid a complaint with police but she said police found no criminal wrongdoing.Under the Harmful Digital Communications Act, a person commits a criminal offence if posting online content causes harm - but they must also have intended to cause harm. (There is a lower threshold for civil action, which must only show that harm is done.)A criminal offence could lead to a two-year jail term or a fine up to $50,000.Flintoft said the police complaint didn't lead to any charges because Bezzant's alleged actions were for his own pleasure."Regardless of intent - there IS harm. Ongoing harm. Distressing, violating harm," she told the Herald.Asked if the "intent to cause harm" prerequisite was appropriate, Ardern said: "That's why I'm interested in looking at what may need to be required there. There's been some debate over, for instance, the issue of revenge porn and whether our own legislation is fit for purpose there as well."This is something we do need to take a look at."Her comments came minutes after Justice Minister Kris Faafoi told media that it was something that he might ask officials to look at, but he refused to say if it would or should be looked at.Neither Faafoi nor Ardern mentioned the bill currently before select committee in Parliament, which would make it a crime to post intimate visual recordings of someone without consent.Netsafe chief executive Martin Cocker said the bill was explicitly aimed at filling the gap in the law."People say, 'I shared these nudes but I was just having a bit of fun, I never intended it for it to be harmful.'"They therefore don't meet the threshold under the Act, which seems pretty ludicrous when you consider the harm, which is obvious to any reasonable person."Flintoft welcomed Ardern's comments."It's a shame it takes so much harm before change is initiated but I am pleased to see it is now being looked at."If through my experience I can create some kind of change so that others don't have to feel so vulnerable or let down, it is worth it."A Netsafe survey in 2019 found 5 per cent of New Zealand adults - or 170,000 people - had been the victim of online image-based abuse, with instances even reported by people over 70 years old.Ninety-five per cent of the victims were women.Meanwhile further allegations against Bezzant have surfaced.One person, who didn't want to be named, said he received explicit images of Flintoft from her Snapchat account, but suspected it wasn't her sending them."I don't know how he got the password. He then started sending me nudes - which I never asked for."He wanted to have proof that she was cheating when she wasn't. I screenshot it and sent it to her, and then he deactivated the Snapchat account."Ardern said all political parties were responsible for vetting their candid...

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Ngāi Tahu says Judith Collins' claim the government plans to transfer all South Island water infrastructure to a new entity half-owned by the Iwi is just plain wrong. Dr Te Maire Tau, chairman of Ngāi Tahu freshwater group Te Kura Taka Pini.  

The political fortunes of Judith Collins have taken a perilous tumble, with the National party leader slipping to 5.6 percent in the preferred Prime Minister stakes in the latest Newshub/Reid Research poll - a collapse of 12.8 percent. Former Prime Minister Sir John Key is on 6.7 percent and National Party MP Christopher Luxon is on 2.4 percent. At the same time, the party recorded a slight increase in its overall support to 27 percent. Political commentator Ben Thomas spoke to Corin Dann.

The political fortunes of Judith Collins have taken a perilous tumble, with the National party leader slipping to 5.6 percent in the preferred Prime Minister stakes in the latest Newshub/Reid Research poll - a collapse of 12.8 percent. Former Prime Minister Sir John Key is on 6.7 percent and National Party MP Christopher Luxon is on 2.4 percent. At the same time, the party recorded a slight increase in its overall support to 27 percent. Political commentator Ben Thomas spoke to Corin Dann.

Ngāi Tahu says Judith Collins' claim the government plans to transfer all South Island water infrastructure to a new entity half-owned by the Iwi is just plain wrong. Dr Te Maire Tau, chairman of Ngāi Tahu freshwater group Te Kura Taka Pini.  

National's reinvigorated leader is relishing the ammunition she's been given to fire shots at the government in the form of Trevor Mallard, a pay freeze for the public sector and a separatist health and political system.

Hypocritical and a distraction - that's how some Māori health leaders have described National leader Judith Collins' comments that a Māori Health Authority is separatist. Her party want to scrap it, saying the healthcare system shouldn't be determined by race. It's been met with dismay from Māori GPs and providers who say the current system is already separatist - because Māori are getting sub-par care. Meriana Johnsen has more.

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The future of Judith Collins as the National Party leader has once again dominated headlines this week.Rumours of a Simon Bridges/Christopher Luxon ticket swirled earlier in the week after a NZ Herald report, though all parties are denying that the two are plotting to roll Collins any time soon. However, speaking on The Sunday Panel with Francesca Rudkin, journalist Frances Cook says Press Gallery journalists are likely to be hearing stories coming from somewhere - even if any plans are not strong enough to write an article. "They are talking to politicians all the time. They know who in the party is starting to get itchy feet."She says that these pieces can be a self-fulfilling prophecy. "Once people starting talking about your replacement, you are covered in the stench of failure." National Party member and columnist Liam Hehir says that he has spoken with some members this week, and they are denying that this ticket is an option. However, he says almost every MP sees themselves as a potential leader and Prime Minister. "There's always going to be in politics whenever there's any hint of vulnerability speculation, there will be people trying to wind themselves up to take over when the time is right."He says that the time isn't right for any of those potential leadership candidates - and that would be a year out from the next election. Listen above as the Sunday Panel also discusses the future of the Royal Family in the wake of Prince Philip's death

Over the course of his nearly half-century career, Paul Collins has experienced some dizzying highs, crushing lows and almost everything in between. The "King Of Power Pop" was chewed up and spit out by the music industry in the '80s, only to resurface in the early 2000s with a newfound DIY approach, renewed energy and new listeners who were eager to hear material that never really had an audience the first time around. With his Julliard training, a major label past and thousands upon thousands of shows under his belt from his decades on stage, you can be sure Collins has no shortage of amazing stories to share. Recently, Collins spoke to My First Band host Tyler Maas about his extensive and altogether impressive history as an artist, his musical origin in a New York basement, his time in The Nerves and The Breakaways, The Beat's unexpected rise to notoriety, his "fallow" years away from music, the path back to performing, and the appreciation he has for his ongoing second act. Along the way, Collins read an excerpt from his new book, talked about his strong connection to the Milwaukee/Wisconsin music scene, discussed his appearance in the music video for a song Midnight Reruns wrote about him and much more. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering and Lakefront Brewery. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. You can also listen to rebroadcasts of previous My First Band episodes on WMSE every Wednesday from noon to 12:30 p.m. CST. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers") and Paul Collins ("Another World").

It's a great time to be a basketball fan… This week, we're running through all the action ahead of the trade deadline, dissecting the deals that have already been made and pondering whether a star big man could be on the move. It's also episode 99, so join us as we brainstorm what to do for episode 100 of The Deep Two NBA Podcast. Sign the petition here: www.endgamblingads.org.au/petition Intro and outro music courtesy of bensound.com And as always, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or Twitter.

What books would Hercules Collins' recommend? Pastor Ron shares on today's episode of Particular Pilgrims. Particular Pilgrims features stories from Reformed Baptist History told by Ron Miller, Pastor of Covenant Baptist Church of Clarksville, TN and a longtime student and collector of Particular Baptist History. Pastor Miller also serves on the Board of Directors of Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary. Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary is a Confessional Reformed Baptist Seminary Providing affordable online theological education to help the Church in its calling to train faithful men. To learn more about CBTS, visit https://CBTSeminary.org. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cbtseminary/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cbtseminary/support

Brenda Malone, Curator of Military History at National Museum of Ireland at Collins' Barracks on the slippers taking social media by storm, is there a chance they could now go on public display?

Richie Gajate-Garcia is a drummer, percussionist, clinician and educator. He has traveled the world and recorded with many renown artists. His nickname is "El Pulpo" (which means the octopus in Spanish) a nickname given to him for his unique independence and ability to play multiple percussion instruments simultaneously. Gajate is a sought after percussionist who has accompanied artists such as Phil Collins, Sting, Celia Cruz, Tito Puente, Diana Ross, Hiroshima, Patti Labelle, Amy Grant, Brooks and Dunn, Luis Miguel, John Denver, Art Garfunkel and many, many more. He has recorded on soundtracks to films such as " The Italian Job", "Maid in Manhattan" with Jennifer Lopez, "I-Spy" with Eddie Murphy and the classic "The Mummy Returns" with the London Symphony. He is the percussionist of choice for the Disney studios and has played on many of the Disney Animated films such as; Kronk's New Groove, Emperor's New Groove, Brother Bear, and Robots. https://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Richie_Gajate_Garcia.html 0:00:00 Richie Gajate-Garcia Intro 0:01:00 How Richie got nicknamed El Pulpo 0:01:15 Inventing the Gajate Bracket out of necessity 0:02:15 Playing with Frankie Valli and Donna Summer 0:04:15 Make sure to get royalties for your inventions 0:05:00 Adventures in Rhythm Instructional Video (worldwide) 0:05:45 Multiple percussion in contemporary music 0:08:00 Negotiating Royalties 0:12:00 Richie's products on the market 0:12:45 Working on Disney's Coco 0:13:00 Working with Germaine Franco, composer 0:13:15 Working with Alex Acuna, Brian Kilgore, and Walter Rodriguez 0:14:15 Royalty checks are a blessing during COVID 0:14:45 Working on Mr. & Ms. Smith with Nomad 0:15:00 The Musician's Union AMF Local 47, and Pensions 0:16:00 Richie's connection to Erik-G 0:16:45 Tito Puente's influence on Richie 0:17:45 Being raised in Puerto Rico 0:19:45 Working with Diana Ross and Frankie Valli 0:21:45 If you learn Latin music you can play any other style 0:23:15 Richie's career as an education 0:23:30 Earning his honorary doctorate later in life 0:24:15 Evading the Vietnam war by going to college 0:25:00 Springfield College, IL 0:26:00 American Conservatory of Music, Chicago 0:26:15 Working for Barbara Eden, I dream of Genie 0:28:15 Doctorate from Lincoln College 0:29:45 How do you manage you assets? 0:30:00 700 clinics all over the world 0:31:15 Teaching at Musician's Institute, Hollywood 0:32:00 Instruction videos for LP Latin Percussion 0:32:30 How do develop limb independence? 0:33:15 Play Cajon Now! (video and book) 0:35:45 Erik-G and Richie 2-Man-Band-Circus 0:38:00 Mid-roll 0:38:30 Roland Gajate-Garcia with Dancing WIth The Stars 0:39:30 Aha moment for Richie? 0:40:00 Gigs don't last forever, think ahead 0:41:50 Working with Phil Colins 0:42:30 Working on Disney's Tarzan 0:43:15 Working with Sting, Amy Grant, and Art Garfunkel 0:44:15 Working on Emperor's New Groove with Tom Jones 0:44:30 Tony Orlando and Dawn in Vegas and Atlantic City 0:46:15 Art Garfunkel doesn't like drums 0:48:30 Roland Gajate picking up Richie's gigs 0:49:30 Working with Patti Labelle and two drum sets 0:50:30 Teaching Christopher Cross about the cajon 0:51:45 Winning grammies with Luis Miguel and Hiroshima 0:52:15 Playing for Celia Cruz's final performance 0:53:00 How does Richie define success? 0:57:00 Richie working in the lingerie section at Sears! 1:00:30 Protocols for subbing-for out subbing-out 1:03:00 Recording for Nomad y Los Guapos Malos at Redbull Studios 1:04:15 Rapid Fire!

A Maori academic says it's not sexist that National's Judith Collins isn't allowed to speak at Waitangi.National leader Collins spoke out about not being given the opportunity to speak during yesterday's politicians' powhiri at Waitangi.Māori studies academic and political commentator Dr Rawiri Taonui has written extensively on the topic, and says the Pākehā assumption that women sitting behind men at pōwhiri was discriminatory and sexist was wrong - as were decisions about who spoke."For Māori, the roles are equal: women in front for the karanga, men in front for whaikōrero, side-by-side for waiata."After those formal ceremonies, during which political discussion was not allowed, Taonui said the floor should be open for both women and men to speak.Collins arguing her being denied the chance to speak during the formal part of the ceremony was unequal was based on a "monocultural lens of equality", Taonui said."I grew up watching my aunties on marae doing the kāranga, and uncles the whaikōrero, then they would meet and discuss, and that was all driven by my auntie."So the problem with Judith is she is very monocultural in how she thinks about it and is applying that to a customary ceremonial situation, and that is changing tikanga."My preferred option would be to stick to tikanga."That would also mean the Prime Minister needed to wait until after the ceremony to speak.Taonui also said it was important those who were allowed to speak did so proficiently in te reo Māori."It is a misconception all Māori males get to speak - it is only the top speakers. To do otherwise is to change tikanga. It is not to say people cannot speak, just not during that formal part of the ceremony."An exception was Treaty Negotiations Minister Andrew Little last year, who widely impressed speaking solely in te reo Māori without notes."That was probably the best delivery from any Pākehā politician I have ever seen, and he earned the place to do that."However, decisions about who could speak, particularly when politics was involved, has long been challenged by wahine Māori, he said.The late Whaea McClutchie was a noted female speaker from the East Coast tribe of Ngāti Porou, famous for upsetting men from tribes which didn't let women speak.If they entered her domain or marae, she would stand up and speak, as her female ancestors had.She said no one had the right to dispute her mana as a speaker, because she had been given that right by her people and no other authority counted.But Taonui agreed with Davidson, that debate was to be had within Māoridom.

Colleen and Bradley go deep in the shallow to figure out why Phil Collins' ex is auctioning off a bunch of his stuff.

Episode 60: A Conversation with Rockwell Collins' Dave Hillman about Solder VoidingSolder voiding has been with us longer than we know. Modern X-ray inspection technology has allowed assemblers to see and quantify voiding. Metallurgical expert Dave Hillman from Rockwell Collins explains the causes and possible remedies for solder voiding. Dave Hillman is a Metallurgical Engineer in the Advanced Operations Engineering Department of Collins Aerospace in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He serves as a consultant to manufacturing on material and processing problems. He served as a Subject Matter Expert for the Lead-free Manhattan Project in 2009. He has published numerous technical papers and was presented with the 2008 SMTA International Conference on Soldering & Reliability “Best of Conference” award and was the recipient of the SMTA “Member of Technical Distinction” Award. Dave was awarded the Da Vinci medal as a Rockwell Engineer of the Year. He serves as the Chairman of the IPC JSTD-002 Solderability committee. He’s also a member of the SMTA where he serves on the SMTA Journal and Soldering & Surface Mount Technology Journal Technical Paper Review committees. He’s a member of the American Society for Metals, the Minerals, Metals & Materials Society, and IPC.If you’re in the electronics assembly industry, you’ve probably seen Dave at numerous technical conferences, imparting wisdom with a style unique to Dave. Dave Hillman may be reached here:david.hillman@collins.com

Solder voiding has been with us longer than we know. Modern x-ray inspection technology has allowed assemblers to see and quantify voiding. Metallurgical expert Dave Hillman from Collins Aerospace explains the causes and possible remedies for solder voiding. Dave Hillman is a metallurgical engineer in the Advanced Operations Engineering Department of Collins Aerospace in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He serves as a consultant to manufacturing on material and processing problems. He served as a subject matter expert for the Lead-free Manhattan Project in 2009. He has published numerous technical papers and was presented with the 2008 SMTA International Conference on Soldering & Reliability “Best of Conference” award and was the recipient of the SMTA “Member of Technical Distinction” Award. Dave was awarded the Da Vinci medal as a Rockwell Engineer of the Year. He serves as the Chairman of the IPC JSTD-002 Solderability committee. He’s also a member of the SMTA where he serves on the SMTA Journal and Soldering & Surface Mount Technology Journal Technical Paper Review committees. He’s a member of the American Society for Metals, the Minerals, Metals & Materials Society, and IPC. If you’re in the electronics assembly industry, you’ve probably seen Dave at numerous technical conferences, imparting wisdom with a style unique to Dave. Dave Hillman may be reached at david.hillman@collins.com

Lynn Scarff, Director of the National Museum of Ireland, talks to Cormac about the display of Michael Collins' cap at the National Museum and why it was removed.

A reunion in the audio space that is sure to have dozens of listeners excited and thousands others quickly converted. Charles Tuggle, more commonly known as My Friend Chuck, joins the program to discuss the Blazers splitting games at Golden State, Zach Collins' future, Nassir Little's health scares and oh so much more. Music for Locked On Blazers by Drae Slapz. Find more of Drae's work here: https://solo.to/thedraeslapz Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you’ll get 20% off your next order. BuiltGo Visit BuiltGO.com and use promo code “LOCKED,” and you’ll get 20% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A Christmas tradition for Morning Report is to bring you season's greetings from some of the politicians we talk to during the year. Here's the best wishes from the leader of the the National Party, Judith Collins.

Judith Collins has offered a brutal account of National's lead up to polling day - labelling her campaign team inexperienced. She made the remarks as politicians gathered for a post-election debrief held by Victoria University today, where they reflected on what's felt like a never-ending year. RNZ political reporter Katie Scotcher was there.

Erik Iverson is President, and Hans Kaiser is a partner at Moore Information Group,  a full-service public opinion research firm offering a complete menu of quantitative and qualitative research services As President and Managing Partner of Moore Information Group, Erik Iverson has nearly two decades of political and public affairs experience. His clients include members of the U.S. Senate and House, governors and other state and locally elected officials. A nationally recognized pollster and focus group moderator, Erik also provides strategic counsel and opinion research expertise to corporations, trade associations, hospitals and non-profits across America. Hans Kaiser directs research projects for corporate and political clients, ranging from health care and energy companies to U.S. Senate and Congressional campaigns. Hans draws on more than 35 years of experience in business, public affairs and politics to provide his clients with a well-rounded perspective when designing and interpreting research data. Since Hans began working for Moore Information Group in 1995, he has been instrumental in expanding the company's political and corporate client base.  Help us grow! Leave us a rating and review - it's the best way to bring new listeners to the show. Don't forget to subscribe! Have a suggestion, or want to chat with Jim? Email him at Jim@ThePoliticalLife.net  Follow The Political Life on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter for weekly updates.

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The boys discuss the Falcons relentless destruction of the Raiders, how the defense has progressed and the offense has regressed, John Collins' contract situation and how excited we are for the Hawks to start the 2020-2021 NBA season.

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In the latest round of their messy split, Phil Collins' ex-wife Orianne Cevey has filed court docs claiming the Genesis star stinks — and that he’s impotent. “Jeopardy!” fans are wondering who can replace Alex Trebek after the beloved host died at age 80 on Sunday following a battle with pancreatic cancer. And “Real Housewives of New Jersey” star Teresa Giudice is in a new relationship two months after finalizing her divorce. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Judith Collins has held onto the National Party leadership and has a new wingman - Dr Shane Reti. All eyes are now turning to who will get what in Collins' shadow cabinet, which will be announced at 1.30 on Wednesday. The finance portfolio looks certain to be up for grabs and with so few MPs there are plenty of jobs to go round. Here's political reporter, Jo Moir.

In this segment from 10/31/20, Neeley and Chris update the ongoing Phil Collins' saga, including new tour dates with Genesis. The guys question if Phil will make it to the end of the tour. Get all of our episodes at www.theclassicmetalshow.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cmspn/message

The latest edition of the Monday Mailbag answering listener submitted questions about the perfect free agent targets, Zach Collins' relative trade value and magic serums. If you want to get your question answered on next week's show just a send a question to @mikegrich on Twitter or email lockedonblazerspod@gmail.com. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you’ll get 20% off your next order. BuiltGo Visit BuiltGO.com and use promo code “LOCKED,” and you’ll get 20% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In Jan. 2017, millions of marchers all over the United States came together in what may have been the largest single day of protest in U.S. history. Later that year, the #MeToo movement — which had begun quietly more than a decade earlier — began to snowball. And in 2018, a record number of women were elected to public office in the U.S.

Desperate, negative and a little bizzare - that's the verdict on Judith Collins' tactics in the final week of the campaign. The National Party leader has doubled down on her wealth tax attacks and even gone so far as to call Jacinda Ardern a liar - something the Labour Party leader denies. But political commentators say it's hardly likely to win over undecided voters - and instead it's a sign National's worried about loosing some of its traditional support base. Reporter Katie Doyle has the story.

The barbs flew during last night's leaders' debate in Christchurch, but both prospective prime ministers are guilty of getting tricky with the truth. Checkpoint ran a fine-tooth comb through the exchanges.

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Two debates down and it was back on the campaign trail for National leader Judith Collins. She and her Labour opponent faced off the Newshub debate, but today Ms Collins headed north to unveil a new long term strategy for managing water. National also announced $300 million for a dry dock in Whangarei, paid for by private investment and the Infrastructure Bank the party intends to create. RNZ political editor Jane Patterson was there and filed this report.

Business New Zealand says National's plans to change legislation to allow for wage subsidy claw backs are 'wrong' and 'misguided'.

Jacinda Ardern and Judith Collins have gone head-to-head for the second time in the leaders debates - an evening that largely ran more like a pub quiz than a pitch to be Prime Minister. While they found plenty to disagree on, the pair are united on four year electoral terms and that New Zealand isn't yet ready to be renamed Aotearoa. Political reporter Jo Moir has the highs and the lows.

Maine ballots for president will appear in Ranked-Choice format in 2020.

Today's poem is Billy Collins' "The Names"--a poem written in honor of those who tragically lost their lives on September 11, 2001. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's poem is Billy Collins' "Aristotle." See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Phil Collins' song "In the Air Tonight" is a mesmerizing hit for almost 40 years! It's trending again thanks to a YouTube reaction video of hearing the song for the first time. Explore 5 different examples of how this song has been used across pop culture. Songs Used: "In the Air Tonight" - Phil Collins (1981)"Misunderstanding" - Genesis (1980)"In the Air Tonight" - Mike Tyson, Zack Galafanakis, Ed Helms, Bradley Cooper (2009, The Hangover)YouTube reaction video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0l3-iufiywUTheme Song: "Dance Track", composed by Jessica Ann Catena

Why Phil Collins' "In The Air Tonight" is back on the charts!

Today's poem is Billy Collins' "The Lanyard" (thanks to Karen Swallow Prior for the recommendation). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.