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Curly Questions is back with a special New Years Eve edition!Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/fifi-fev-and-nickSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Curly Questions is back and while the weather might not have got the memo we have some Summer questions ready for the guys!Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/fifi-fev-and-nickSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SliQ talks about his sex life as a person who is paralyzed from the neck down. This episode also features Curly Q, one of SliQ's boo thangs! Join us for this juicy convo! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hey y'all, welcome to the first episode of the year and the second episode of Curly Q's. Finally finally finally we are back and the podcast is with Reede Fisher, an Oregon photographer who travels around capturing beautiful moments of people's lives. We discuss her life, her journey, and even some business advice considering she is HER OWN BOSS!! Enjoy:) Follow her on Instagram! @reedefisher

Dave is curling and we’re not talking biceps. Jeff is bringing a new slant to the bedroom. Ana is willing to pay big bucks for a wedding invite — small bucks actually. Keep schemin and dreamin nation and listen for an epic twinnoenation voicemail. That’s 1-646-926-1092!

"Blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb". THAT is the full saying. In this episode we're talking about family, growing up with or without siblings, those family members that you don't really care for, what it means to get a whoopin'. Be sure to follow Syd on Instagram at @kid.the.syd as well as Charlie (@Charrollz) and Tae (@obeewanjacobee) and to send your Curly Q's to heycurlfriendtm@gmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hey-curlfriend-tm/message

Hey Curlfriends! Wow we cant believe the time has finally come. Heres our short intro episode just to give you a taste of whats to come. Please follow us! Rate us! Give us feedback! Submit your Curly Q's to heycurlfriendtm@gmail.com and follow us on IG @heyfurlfriendtm --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hey-curlfriend-tm/message

Episode 20. It’s been a while since the last episode, so here’s an update on what’s been going on and my thoughts recently. Tune in next episode for the final episode of 2019! VOTE for Life & Curly Q’s in San Antonio Magazine’s Best of the City 2020: https://www.sanantoniomag.com/Online/December-2019/Best-of-the-City-2020-Voting/#/gallery?group=332879 Send your questions/topics/stories for the podcast: eileenthecurlyheadedcutie@gmail.com New episodes every other Sunday on SoundCloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and TuneIn Radio. See what Eileen’s up to when she’s not podcasting: Facebook: www.facebook.com/curlyheadedcutieeileen Instagram: www.instagram.com/curlyheadedcutieeileen Twitter: www.twitter.com/chceileen Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCckmv66lpJm902jajciDUHw

Jimmy Guidry is well-known throughout Acadiana for his iconic restaurant, Hub City Diner, which features affordable and delicious comfort foods such as hamburger steak, chicken tenders with Curly Q's, omelets and all sorts of classic American diner food that pleases any palate, young or old. In this episode of Discover Lafayette, Jimmy sat down with Jan Swift and discussed his journey in the hospitality business, which began when he was ten years old and his mother bought a Dairy Queen in Opelousas. As the youngest child, his job was to pick up the trash as he rode his bike to school each morning. By the time he was twelve, he was handling money; by fourteen, he was grinding beef and helping cook menu items from scratch. As a teen, he realized how much he enjoyed helping others and working with people. A graduate of USL (now UL - Lafayette) in Marketing, Jimmy bartended for a couple of years and got his start at Uncle Pete's where he befriended another well-known restauranteur, Charlie Goodson, who has remained one of his best friends. After waiting tables at Beef & Ale, Jimmy opened the Brass Rail in 1973. He quickly opened a second bar, Mother's Mantle, which provided live entertainment six nights a week, plus Friday afternoons. The second locations of Brass Rail and Mother's Mantle were opened in Baton Rouge, and Antler's Restaurant in downtown Lafayette was then purchased and updated. Incredibly, yet another establishment followed, Boo Boo's Nightclub on the Breaux Bridge Highway, which was an 800 seat honky-tonk open on Friday and Saturday nights and featured T. K. Hulin and Johnny Allen. Mother's Mantle was owned by Jimmy Guidry, along with The Brass Rail, Boo Boo's Nightclub, and Antler's Restaurant. Back in those early days of his career, there were no opening and closing ordinances governing times of operation. So Jimmy joking stated, "We were the first to open, around 9 a.m., and the last to close, whenever the last person walked out, which could be 4 a.m. He kept a regimented schedule, rising at 10 a.m. to get to work, taking a break at 2 p.m. to work out, napping, and then getting up at 8 p.m. to get back to work. By 1981, Jimmy realized he didn't need to be in the bar business anymore and sold his interest in all endeavors. He joined Cuco's Mexican Restaurant's management team and had a fifteen-year run, first as a general manager, and then regional manager. He loved his job and attributes his experience with Cuco's and his wonderful boss as providing an outstanding training ground for learning systemized procedures for purchasing of food and equipment, leasing, and management. He was eventually ready to take on ownership of his own restaurant. In 1998, Jimmy was dining with Charlie Goodson and asked if anything in the Lafayette area was available for sale. Charlie had been an early partner in Hub City Diner with chef Pat Mould and George Graham and knew that George may be willing to sell his interest as he had been the sole owner for several years. The sale was consummated and Jimmy Guidry has been the owner of Hub City Diner since 1998. Hub City Diner is a staple for so many demographics in the community. Regular customers fall into several categories and some show up every day: entrepreneurs show up around 7 a.m. with their Wall Street Journal and study the day's news; around 8 a.m., the casual guys come in and have meetings with friends and colleagues; at 9 a.m., another group comes in for breakfast. Around 10 a.m., a group of people show up who eat two meals a day and have their first meal at the diner. It all begins again at noon, and so on. "Over the years, we've had people eat all their meals with us, seven days a week, two times per day. When we were closed for a holiday, we'd have their meals delivered." Jimmy attributes his continued success to his team, the employees who make it all happen. "You're only as good as your people." He has low employee turnover,

Episode 19. Eileen’s dad finally joins the Life & Curly Q’s guest list! He shares life before, during, and after the military and how those have helped him become the adult he is. Send me your questions/topics/stories for the podcast: eileenthecurlyheadedcutie@gmail.com New episodes every other Sunday on SoundCloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and TuneIn Radio. See what Eileen’s up to when she’s not podcasting: Facebook: www.facebook.com/curlyheadedcutieeileen Instagram: www.instagram.com/curlyheadedcutieeileen Twitter: www.twitter.com/chceileen Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCckmv66lpJm902jajciDUHw

Episode 15. This episode, Eileen welcomes Hannah to the Life & Curly Q’s Podcast. Hannah teaches Eileen about the equestrian life and funny medical terminology. They tackle the Mug of Questions, discuss all things dancing, and life during and after college. Follow Hannah on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hannah.oceana/ Send me your questions/topics/stories for the podcast: eileenthecurlyheadedcutie@gmail.com New episodes every other Sunday on SoundCloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and TuneIn Radio. See what Eileen’s up to when she’s not podcasting: Facebook: www.facebook.com/curlyheadedcutieeileen Instagram: www.instagram.com/curlyheadedcutieeileen Twitter: www.twitter.com/chceileen Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCckmv66lpJm902jajciDUHw

Episode 14. Let’s try this again. Life & Curly Q’s, Take 2. Eileen is back in the podcasting mood and joined by her friend Brittany. They talk first cell phones, Beyonce, first loves, and more. The Mug of Questions makes its return with music and travel topics. *Explicit Language* Send me your questions/topics/stories for the podcast: eileenthecurlyheadedcutie@gmail.com New episodes every other Sunday on SoundCloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and TuneIn Radio. See what Eileen’s up to when she’s not podcasting: Facebook: www.facebook.com/curlyheadedcutieeileen Instagram: www.instagram.com/curlyheadedcutieeileen Twitter: www.twitter.com/chceileen Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCckmv66lpJm902jajciDUHw

Episode 8. It’s Curly Headed Cutie Chronicles’ 1st Birthday! Listen along as Eileen reflects on the past year of her brand and what she’s learned. Jessenia (@CalypsoCruz) tags along to catch up on life events since the first episode of Life & Curly Q’s. Send me your questions/topics/stories for the podcast: eileenthecurlyheadedcutie@gmail.com New episodes every other Sunday on SoundCloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and TuneIn Radio. See what Eileen’s up to when she’s not podcasting: Facebook: www.facebook.com/curlyheadedcutieeileen Instagram: www.instagram.com/curlyheadedcutieeileen Twitter: www.twitter.com/chceileen Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCckmv66lpJm902jajciDUHw

In the second part of our discussion of Holocaust Denial, we take a look at the phenomenon as it exists today. Warnings strongly apply. * Show Notes: Rabbi Recalls COming Face to Face with Shooter at California Synagogue Robert Evans, "Ignore the Poway Synagogue Shooter's Manifesto: Pay Attention to 8chan's /pol/ Board" Suspect of Possible Arson Attack at Escondido Mosque Leaves Note Referencing New Zealand Terrorist Attacks * Holocoaster at Urban Dictionary (2009) Holocoaster meme (text source) Inside the Concentration Camps: Eyewitness Accounts of Life in Hitler's Death Camps (1946): "800 to 900 yards from the place where the ovens were, the prisoners were squeezed into little cars that ran on rails. In Auschwitz these cars had various dimensions and could hold up to 15 people. As soon as a car was loaded, it would be set in motion on an inclined plane that traveled at full speed down a corridor. At the end of the corridor there was a wall, and in the wall was the door to the oven. As soon as the car hit the wall, the door opened automatically, and the car would dip forward and pitch its cargo of living people into the oven. Right behind it came another car with another load, and so on." Holocaster meme (Fun Will Set You Free) Nick Fuentes "How to Make 6 million cookies" * From TDS171 "The ParaStormies Present." Enoch: Plus there's a goal here that's beyond getting fucking views and listens and shit. Sven: Well the goal of getting using listeners is to get that to realize that bigger goal of our political aspirations. Anglin: It's all about the numbers right now and transforming the ability of people to [gap] Certain way and normalizing shit. Yeah basically that's the entire goal is normalizing shit in people's minds. You see this stuff going on in high schools now like we have created a new youth subculture. Yes. Yes. Everything is going according to plan everything is going according to plan. Sven: It doesn't matter who we are. Yeah. Enoch: But for real the the youth the under under 20 demographic is like forget about it. I was talking last night with a friend and we are talking about the Holocaust and what most of it is but how. It's hard to reach people that have had a certain level of programming. So even even people that are like are sympathetic and right wing and like even the idea of like a white state is good. We still have this. They still get all fucked up and weird about talking about the Holocaust. But then when you talk to people that are like under 20 years old they don't give a fuck about the Holocaust. They think it's hilarious. Hitler is funny and cool and the idea of gassing Jews is like just a fucking joke. Yeah like they don't give a shit. They don't care. Anglin: Right. You loaded a culture of complete nihilism and then somehow thought they could insulate themselves from that. Where nothing has any meaning at all. But then they're all in there like but one thing does have meaning. The Holocaust of the 6 million in the gas chambers that they get turned into lampshades. Say it doesn't work. Yeah. Sven: And now the snake is eating its Curly Q sideburns tail. It's funny how it's sort of like once you tell people there's nothing sacred there's nothing holy. But you know what this thing that happened to these Jews in this black and white looking shaky real camera from the 40s that nobody really knows what's going on. Like that's that's the thing. That's what you have to care about. You don't care don't care about anything else. We care about these fucking these fucking Jews in Germany in Eastern Europe in the 40s and that's really important. What why. Why was nothing important. Why the fuck do I give a shit about this bullshit. *  "Talking To Antifa and the Left - Bronxblogger, Tim Blake, Kevin Logan and Mike Enoch" (104,556 views currently.) "TDS245 The Racewarski Continues" Roscoe Jones "The Hebrew Connection" "Why are there so many movies of the Shoah? Of the garillions that allegedly died? The Shoah was fiction. Lies and confusion. The Germans had nothing to hide. So we've been told and some choose to believe it. I know it's lies, wait and see. Some day we'll break it, The Hebrew Connection, the white man, my brothers and me. Who said that every kike would be found and round up, and put on a big boxcar? Schlomo just told us that, and we all believed it. Now it has done so much harm. And it's too degrading to just keep stargazing. It's time to unplug the TV." * Himmler Posen Speeches (October 4, 1943): https://www.facinghistory.org/holocaust-human-behavior/himmler-speech-posen-1943 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posen_speeches https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRO04q_lQi4 "I want to also mention a very difficult subject . . . before you, with complete candor. It should be discussed amongst us, yet nevertheless, we will never speak about it in public. Just as we did not hesitate on June 30 to carry out our duty as ordered, and stand comrades who had failed against the wall and shoot them—about which we have never spoken, and never will speak. That was, thank God, a kind of tact natural to us, a foregone conclusion of that tact, that we have never conversed about it amongst ourselves, never spoken about it, everyone . . . shuddered, and everyone was clear that the next time, he would do the same thing again, if it were commanded and necessary. I am talking about the evacuation of the Jews, the extermination of the Jewish people. It is one of those things that is easily said. [quickly] “The Jewish people is being exterminated,” every Party member will tell you “perfectly clear, it’s part of our plans, we’re eliminating the Jews, exterminating them, a small matter.” [less quickly] And then along they all come, all the 80 million upright Germans, and each one has his decent Jew. [mockingly] They say: all the others are swine, but here is a first-class Jew. [a few people laugh] And . . . [audience cough] [carefully] . . . none of them has seen it, has endured it. Most of you will know what it means when 100 bodies lie together, when 500 are there or when there are 1000. And . . . to have seen this through and—with the exception of human weakness—to have remained decent, has made us hard and is a page of glory never mentioned and never to be mentioned. Because we know how difficult things would be, if today in every city during the bomb attacks, the burdens of war and privations, we still had Jews as secret saboteurs, agitators and instigators. We would probably be at the same stage as 16/17, if the Jews still resided in the body of the German people." * Columbia Guide to the Holocaust  

It’s the first episode of Life & Curly Q’s! Struggling with allergies and microphone movement, Eileen managed to survive the debut episode. Listen along as Eileen talks life and adulting with Jessenia Cruz, a former Miss El Paso. They talk key adulting moments, pageants, their younger selves, and dive into the Mug of Questions. New episodes every other week on SoundCloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and TuneIn. Check out Jessenia: Instagram: www.instagram.com/calypsocruz Twitter: www.twitter.com/calypsocruz Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/StyleCalypso See what Eileen’s up to when she’s not podcasting: Facebook: www.facebook.com/curlyheadedcutieeileen Instagram: www.instagram.com/curlyheadedcutieeileen Twitter: www.twitter.com/chceileen Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCckmv66lpJm902jajciDUHw