Podcast appearances and mentions of Delta Dawn

On November 24, 1982, at (aged 18 months) Disappeared in Kansas City, Missouri, U.S., Her Body was found on December 5, 1982, in Moss Point, Mississippi, United States. from Interstate 10 bridge into the Escatawpa River. Via DNA sequencing and genetic genealogy, 32 years later in 2020, Delta Dawn was finally given back her name as Alisha Ann Henrich of Kansas City, Missouri. As of Today, we are unsure what happened to this beautiful Angel.

Country music legend, Tanya Tucker, is an icon who still rocks the stage. From her breakout hit "Delta Dawn" at just 13 years old, to her enduring influence on country music, Tanya has paved the way for a generation of artists with her fearless authenticity. We'll explore her rise to stardom in the 1970s, the ups and downs of her personal life in the public eye, and how she continuously reinvented herself while staying true to her roots. Tune in to hear stories about her rebellious spirit, her fight for creative control, and her well-deserved comeback with her Grammy-winning album While I'm Livin'. Tanya Tucker is more than a country star—she's a living legend.  Follow us on IG: @homance_chronicles Connect with us: linktr.ee/homance Send us a Hoe of History request: homancepodcast@gmail.com

by Nancy RommelmannI'd like to introduce you to my mother. Not the woman I am sitting one foot away from in a Connecticut hospital bed, the skin on her hands as fragile as phyllo dough, the veins showing livid purple and the blue-green of old tattoos. Though it is true, her hands have always been this way.“You have such beautiful big veins,” I recall six-year-old Karen telling my mother. Maybe it was during one of the weekends Karen's mother and my mother, not yet 33, drove a carful of kids out to Westhampton, to an out-of-rental-season house along the beach road. The house had many wooden decks, it was always cold, and our first night there, I told my mom to add more water to the Lipton chicken soup mix; that it was too salty. Turned out there was salt water in the taps. It was the 70s, when kids were expected to stay outside until after dark and take out our own splinters, of which the decks supplied many. We slept in sandy beds while, my mother later told me, Karen's mom went to the bar and brought home this or that new friend. My mother did not do this; she was not much of a drinker, though these were the days when parents did things we absorbed without understanding: the white lie about why dad had not come home, the woman's voice that woke me late one August night in a different rental house, and my knowing her cries, which I at first mistook for the howls of a cat, had something to do with her husband and my mother.“Mom, do you remember going to Westhampton?” I ask her now, interrupting her trying to eat a piece of chicken with a straw. She says yes and allows me to swap in a fork, it's amazing how much she eats and yet keeps shrinking, 30 pounds gone since last fall, her legs not much more than long bones now. I've asked the nurses how this happens; how she burns so many calories while hardly moving.Or hardly moving but for her hands, ever looking for something to fix, folding and refolding a cloth, picking a shred of cheese from her blouse, holding my right hand in both of hers and pumping up and down for four minutes. I cannot glean the reasoning here, just as I could not see why, in the month before he died, my father held my wrist and stared in otherworldly fascination at my watch-face for 20 minutes. I asked my resolutely unspiritual (unless you count basketball and opera) math-savant dad, then, whether he was between here and some other next place.He considered this. “I think so,” he said. And was it okay? Yes, he said; it was.What else can I tell you about my mother? That the only picture she carries in her purse is one of herself. That the orange VW bug she drove us around in as kids had a bike rack and a ski rack and a bumper sticker that read, “Lacrosse: The Fastest Game on Two Feet.” That she used to wake up my brother and me by singing, “Everybody was kung fu fighting!” That when she walked, which she can no longer do, it was faster than any of us, she was ever in motion; even when she slept, she rocked and rocked and woke up in the mornings with her hair all ruched on one side. She also talked so fast that my father said, if he weren't around her for a few weeks, he couldn't understand her; that he could not keep up.What sentences my mother starts now usually trail off. She does not seem bothered by this. We are past the being bothered years, the taking mom's word for things years, the hiding the car keys and then disconnecting the battery years, the calling the oil company to see if I can wrest back some the excess $11,000 mom has sent, mailing check after check in an attempt to stay on top of her bills. It brings me no joy to see the fight gone out of her, while understanding, it makes it easier, in some ways, for the rest of us.My favorite thing to do now is to make her smile. She is always happy to see me, to see my brother, my daughter. She knows us still, though sometimes she will say, to me, "It's been so long since I've seen Nancy."But then, she can surprise. "You have a skirt on," she tells me, just now. Also, "I'd like to know in advance..." before looking back at the TV. My mother, who never watched television, is now enamored of cop shows, "Law & Order SUV" and "Chicago PD.""That's my guy," she told me, as recently as three months ago, of Jason Beghe."This was less than a year ago," my daughter says, sending a video of my mother half-running to greet her.There will be no more running, not after the broken hip. The previous rehab facility was gruesome, garbage on the floors, an orderly yelling that his paycheck wasn't available. The staff where she is now is cheerful and attentive, and I try, as I did when looking at my mother's hands, to find the beauty: the woman two doors down cooing in German to a plastic baby doll. P., her lipstick perfectly applied, waiting in her wheelchair by the nurses' station like a real-life Delta Dawn.My mother has buried three husbands, none of whom took the slow leave taking. My dad had lunch at his assisted living facility and, while talking to the nurses, went weak-kneed. They were tucking him in bed and, he dipped. Very elegant. My stepdad died after a short hospitalization. I was with him and, as I wrote, “There was so much beauty at the moment of death, near audible like a sip through a straw rushing into the night, the skin on his face going taut in an instant, and the color of beeswax.” My mother's last husband shrank and shrank from leukemia, my mother was with him when he died. Afterwards, she told me, she fell on her hands and knees into a snow-bank and shouted to the air, "I can't do this!" But she could. If I had a dollar for everyone who's ever said to me, "Your mother is a force of nature," I would have enough to buy her a fine steak dinner, though it might be wasted on her."The first time I took her out, she ordered a steak well done," my dad would say, insinuating, it had almost been a dealbreaker.What can I tell you about my mother? That she painted super-graphic stripes, including up and around a set of pocket doors, down the long hallway of our apartment. That she was a very good tennis player. That she grew up working-class on Long Island and wound up traveling the world. That at 25 she lost her own mother, a Greek immigrant who had my mother at 17, and missed her every day. I am hoping that whatever next place my dad saw, my mother gets to meet her mother there."I'm going to go now, Mom," I tell her tonight, and she forms her first sentence in three hours. "Is there enough?" she asks, and I don't know how to answer. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit smokeempodcast.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 1199, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Greek Alphabet Puzzlers 1: It's a symbol of the all-american way of life. apple pie. 2: What baby needs, according to craps players. a nu pair of shoes. 3: Around 1960, it was a state-of-the-art music system. Hi-Fi. 4: In song, she's asked, "What's that flower you have on?". Delta Dawn. 5: A type of violent windstorm. a psi-clone. Round 2. Category: Here Come The Brides 1: In 1993 this "Pretty Woman" who was once engaged to Kiefer Sutherland married singer Lyle Lovett. Julia Roberts. 2: In a 1993 TV movie, she married her childhood sweetheart Bamm-Bamm Rubble. Pebbles (Flintstone). 3: "Our reception was most enthusiastic", she wrote in her diary of her 1840 marriage to her beloved Albert. Queen Victoria. 4: She was Mickey Rooney's first bride, and Frank Sinatra's second. Ava Gardner. 5: In Genesis Jacob was tricked into taking this woman as his bride, even though he loved Rachel. Leah. Round 3. Category: The Coat Closet 1: In 1988 Claude Montana designed a coat named for this wrap that's worn after taking a shower. a bathrobe. 2: The coat named for this time of day is also called a cutaway. a morning coat. 3: It's an evening coat that wraps around the body like the larval moth covering of the same name. a cocoon (coat). 4: This Scotsman started making raincoats after he invented a rubberized fabric in 1823. Macintosh. 5: This great French couturier debuted his A-Line coat in 1955. (Christian) Dior. Round 4. Category: An The Beginning. With An in quotation marks 1: An iron block on which metals are hammered into shapes; it also hammers roadrunner-chasing coyotes. an anvil. 2: With the stress on the first syllable, a building add-on; on the second, to incorporate another country's territory. an annex. 3: A collection of writings by various authors, often from a specific period. an anthology. 4: The runner who goes last for a team in a relay race. the anchor leg. 5: A sometimes fatal allergic reaction to bee venom is this type of "shock". anaphylactic. Round 5. Category: Nelson Mandela 1: In 1993 Mandela shared this prize with white South African president F.W. De Klerk. the Nobel Peace Prize. 2: Mandela was already 45 years old when he was sentenced to life in prison early in this decade. the 1960s. 3: For 18 years of his 27-year imprisonment, Nelson was held in Robben Island Prison near this South African city. Cape Town. 4: Recounting his life and his struggles, Nelson's autobiography is titled "Long Walk to" this. Freedom. 5: Nelson was a leading member of this long-banned political party, the ANC. the African National Congress. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/ AI Voices used

Edgy. Classic. Country. A defining voice of music and a modern-day legend, GRAMMY award winner, Tanya Tucker is known for some of country music's biggest hits such as" "Soon," "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane," "It's a Little Too Late," "Trouble," "Texas (When I Die)," "If It Don't Come Easy" and "Strong Enough To Bend," Tanya has cemented herself as one the most admired and influential performers in county music. Since the auspicious start of her career at the age of 13, when released the classic county hit, "Delta Dawn," in 1972, Tucker has amassed 23 Top 40 albums, 56 Top 40 singles, 10 No. 1 songs on the Billboard country charts, numerous accolades including two CMA's, two ACM's, three CMT awards, and in 2020 she won her first two GRAMMY Awards for Best Country Album. Molly & The Danger Band started in 2006 when Molly Otis crawled onto a three foot wide ledge, hovering eight feet above a glass top bar at the Pavilion in downtown Hayward WI. You probably had heard or seen Molly Otis as the front person for Warner recording artists Molly and the Heymakers. She is a powerful vocalist and plays multiple instruments including fiddle, mandolin and guitar. Randy Wydra sings, lays down the bass lines, adds acoustic guitar and even plays drums with his feet. You could call them a rock/country/jazz/bluegrass band, but they are really an Americana band. The blending of different American roots music creates a unique musical cocktail, with a twist of Irish. From classic covers, traditional and original music, no matter what you call it, you're bound to have a good time.   First broadcast in 1994, Tent Show Radio is a weekly one-hour radio program showcasing the best live recordings from acclaimed music acts and entertainers who grace the Big Top Chautauqua stage each summer in beautiful Bayfield, WI. In the program's nearly 30-year history it has featured artists like Johnny Cash, B.B King, Brandi Carlile, Willie Nelson, Don McLean, and many more. Hosted by celebrated New York Times best-selling author Michael Perry-who weaves stories and humor throughout each episode - Tent Show Radio features performances from renowned national & regional artists, with regular appearances featuring Big Top's own unique brand of shows that feature songs and stories performed by its acclaimed house band, The Blue Canvas Orchestra. Tent Show Radio is independently produced by Big Top Chautauqua, a non-profit performing arts organization, with a mission to present performances and events that celebrate history and the environment - along with their annual summer concert series - nestled in the woods on the shores of Lake Superior and the Apostle Islands.   EPISODE CREDITSMichael Perry - Host Phillip Anich - Announcer Jaime Hansen - Engineer Gina Nagro - Marketing Support FOLLOW BIG TOP CHAUTAUQUA https://www.facebook.com/bigtopchautauqua/ https://www.instagram.com/bigtopchautauqua/ https://www.tiktok.com/@bigtopchautauqua https://twitter.com/BigBlueTent FOLLOW MICHAEL PERRYhttps://sneezingcow.com/ https://www.facebook.com/sneezingcow https://www.instagram.com/sneezingcow/ https://twitter.com/sneezingcow/ 2023 TENT SHOW RADIO SPONSORSAshland Area Chamber of Commerce - https://www.visitashland.com/  Bayfield Chamber and Visitor Bureau - https://www.bayfield.org/  Bayfield County Tourism - https://www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/150/Tourism  The Bayfield Inn - https://bayfieldinn.com/  Cable Area Chamber of Commerce - https://www.cable4fun.com/  Washburn Area Chamber of Commerce - https://washburnchamber.com/ SPECIAL THANKSWisconsin Public Radio - https://www.wpr.org/ 

As she celebrates her 30th year in country music, Lisa Brokop is grateful to still be doing what she loves. It's that winning combination of gratitude, youthful exuberance and seasoned wisdom that inform Brokop's new album Who's Gonna Fill Their Heels?  The title track - featuring Georgette Jones - offers a female spin on the George Jones hit "Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes" and pays tribute to Dolly, Patsy, Tammy and many more female country stars. The album features three great country covers - Delta Dawn, Harper Valley PTA & She's Got You. The mesmerizing lead single “Come Back Bobbie Gentry” written by Lisa and her singer/songwriter husband Paul Jefferson sets the tone for the new collection.  The Vancouver-born artist who has called Nashville her home for years is currently on tour with husband Paul as they both pay tribute to country legends. Lisa with The Patsy Cline Project & Paul with Hank LIves - a tribute to Hank Williams. Learn more about Lisa in this chat featuring 3 tracks from the new album as well as a past top 20 hit "Give Me A Ring Sometime".

There must be something magical in the waters in NW Indiana because the region is cranking out more award-winning singers.  This talented lady from NW Indiana won the Josie Award for  Country Female Vocalist of the Year. She was also the  Country Showdown Winner in Kentucky. She's appeared on The Grand Old Opry Mall Stage and sang in Times Square in Manhattan.  She recently opened for Tracy Byrd and the Oak Ridge Boys.  Plus she has a brand new single, "The Bigger the Mountain."  She's Eliana Weston, Someone You Should Know.  Photo credit Leslie Schulz-Kapica 2022Buy Rik a cold oneClick here for Eliana's Facebook pageClick here for Eliana's  Instagram pageClick here for Eliana's Twitter pageClick here for Eliana's Tik Tok ChannelClick here for Eliana's  YouTube ChannelClick here for Eliana's video for "Tennessee Whiskey"Click here for Eliana's video for "Delta Dawn"Click here for Eliana's video for her appearance at the 39th Annual WBDC Country ShowdownClick here to purchase a copy of  "The Bigger the Mountain" All music used by permission from the artistSomeone You Should Know 2023 // CatGotYourTongueStudios 2023How to Contact Us:Official Website: https://Someoneyoushouldknowpodcast.comGmail: Someoneyoushouldknowpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @RIKANTHONY1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rikanthonyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/someoneyoushouldknowpodcast/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rik-anthony2019/TikTok: @SomeoneYouShouldKnow2023YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@someoneyoushouldknowpodcastThank you for listening!Theme music "Welcome to the Show" by Kevin MacLeod was used per the standard license agreement.

Edgy. Classic. Country. A defining voice of music and a modern-day legend, GRAMMY award winner, Tanya Tucker is known for some of country music's biggest hits such as" "Soon," "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane," "It's a Little Too Late," "Trouble," "Texas (When I Die)," "If It Don't Come Easy" and "Strong Enough To Bend." Since the auspicious start of her career at the age of 13 when she released the classic county hit, "Delta Dawn" in 1972, Tanya has cemented herself as one the most admired and influential performers in county music. Tucker has amassed 23 Top 40 albums, 56 Top 40 singles, 10 No. 1 songs on the Billboard country charts, numerous accolades including two CMA's, two ACM's, three CMT awards, and in 2020 she won her first two GRAMMY Awards for Best Country Album. Molly & The Danger Band started in 2006 when Molly Otis crawled onto a three foot wide ledge, hovering eight feet above a glass top bar at the Pavilion in downtown Hayward WI. You probably had heard or seen Molly Otis as the front person for Warner recording artists Molly and the Heymakers. She is a powerful vocalist and plays multiple instruments including fiddle, mandolin and guitar. Randy Wydra sings, lays down the bass lines, adds acoustic guitar and even plays drums with his feet. You could call them a rock/country/jazz/bluegrass band, but they are really an Americana band. The blending of different American roots music creates a unique musical cocktail, with a twist of Irish. From classic covers, traditional and original music, no matter what you call it, you're bound to have a good time.   First broadcast in 1994, Tent Show Radio is a weekly one-hour radio program showcasing the best live recordings from acclaimed music acts and entertainers who grace the Big Top Chautauqua stage each summer in beautiful Bayfield, WI. In the program's nearly 30-year history it has featured artists like Johnny Cash, B.B King, Brandi Carlile, Willie Nelson, Don McLean, and many more. Hosted by celebrated New York Times best-selling author Michael Perry-who weaves stories and humor throughout each episode - Tent Show Radio features performances from renowned national & regional artists, with regular appearances featuring Big Top's own unique brand of shows that feature songs and stories performed by its acclaimed house band, The Blue Canvas Orchestra. Tent Show Radio is independently produced by Big Top Chautauqua, a non-profit performing arts organization, with a mission to present performances and events that celebrate history and the environment - along with their annual summer concert series - nestled in the woods on the shores of Lake Superior and the Apostle Islands.   EPISODE CREDITSMichael Perry - Host Phillip Anich - Announcer Jaime Hansen - Engineer Gina Nagro - Marketing Support FOLLOW BIG TOP CHAUTAUQUA https://www.facebook.com/bigtopchautauqua/ https://www.instagram.com/bigtopchautauqua/ https://www.tiktok.com/@bigtopchautauqua https://twitter.com/BigBlueTent FOLLOW MICHAEL PERRYhttps://sneezingcow.com/ https://www.facebook.com/sneezingcow https://www.instagram.com/sneezingcow/ https://twitter.com/sneezingcow/ 2023 TENT SHOW RADIO SPONSORSAshland Area Chamber of Commerce - https://www.visitashland.com/  Bayfield Chamber and Visitor Bureau - https://www.bayfield.org/  Bayfield County Tourism - https://www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/150/Tourism  The Bayfield Inn - https://bayfieldinn.com/  Cable Area Chamber of Commerce - https://www.cable4fun.com/  Washburn Area Chamber of Commerce - https://washburnchamber.com/ SPECIAL THANKSWisconsin Public Radio - https://www.wpr.org/ 

Show Notes Mary Dixie Carter, a journalist and author, talks about her journey after graduating from Harvard. She starts with her novel,  The Photographer. The novel focuses on Delta Dawn, a disturbed woman who is the subject of the novel. Mary explains that she got the idea for the book when she hired a photographer to take pictures of her kids.  The photographer took photos of the children but the eyes in the photos were unnaturally bright blue. When questioned, the photographer said that there is no real color, which made Mary think about the photographer's point of view, and how the character could make the world whatever she wanted it to be. This later transpired to be a novel about a woman who is an outsider and wants desperately to be part of something. The character in the novel is a photographer who inserts herself into a wealthy Manhattan family, and over the course of the book she becomes an integral part of the family. Her behavior is considered to be horrible, and it is suggested that her desperate desire to belong and her misplaced idea of what that means is the reason for this. The photographer ends up using the family and the family uses her, forming an awkward and fraught relationship. Mary talks about how her characters are based on a combination of her own experiences and people she knows. She talks about how the creepiness of the book reflects the dark and disturbing side of human nature. Will and Mary discuss the importance of creating art that reflects a variety of experiences and perspectives.  Mary talks about the media she did for the book and the questions. She explains that she was often asked where she got the idea for the book and the character, in addition to questions about motherhood, and social media. She also talks about lying, why she is so interested in it,  and how it is at the core of the book, as Delta Dawn lies to herself and actually believes the stories she makes up. Finally, she notes that we all come into contact with people who lie to themselves. A Career in Acting and Journalism Mary has had an interesting journey since graduating college. She moved to New York and auditioned for plays and studied acting, then moved to Los Angeles for a few years where she was cast in plays and classical theater.  Eventually she moved back to the East Coast when her husband was accepted to Harvard, and she accepted her father's offer to work for his newspaper, The New York Observer. She worked there for six years until Jared Kushner bought the paper and she left. She started freelancing and wrote for various publications such as The Economist, San Francisco Chronicle and Chicago Tribune. After becoming pregnant with her first child and her mother passing away, she decided to focus her creative energy on writing. She wrote a novel which was not published, and eventually put it aside before moving on and writing the book that became The Photographer.  Finding an Agent and Focusing on Writing After a period of struggling to be published, Mary found a wonderful agent and is thrilled with the people at Minotaur Books, St. Martin's Press who published her first book. She is currently writing her second book tentatively called Marguerite by the Lake, which has a bit of a Gothic feel, meanwhile, the first book is being developed into a TV series. Though it has taken longer than she expected, she hopes to have the second book finished by the end of the summer, potentially releasing it in 2024. Meeting the Trumps Mary shares a few thoughts on Jared Kushner when he bought the paper from her father. She noted that he was very knowledgeable and charming in the beginning, but changed his direction once the paper was sold. She believes that Jared lacks a moral compass, and does what is convenient and most beneficial to him at the time, rather than being rooted in what is right or good. Mary talks about meeting Donald Trump. Mary speculated that Trump was hoping to get some positive coverage in the newspaper where she was working, but the newspaper had integrity and wouldn't write a puff piece about Trump. Reflections on Professors and Courses When thinking back to Harvard, Mary reflects on two influential teachers,  Helen Vendler. She was greatly impacted by Helen's readings of poetry, as she was able to experience the sound of the words and their lyricism. The second teacher, D. A. Miller's unique approach to Jane Austen was also impactful, as he was able to teach the novels in a way that truly allowed her to appreciate the literature. Both of these teachers left a lasting impression on the speaker, and have likely influenced her reading and writing. Timestamps 00:01 The Inspiration behind The Photographer 07:21 The story behind the main character in her novel  18:44 Acting and Working for the New York Observer  26:34 Writing Process and Upcoming Book Release  27:58 Upcoming TV Series Adaptation  36:23  Donald Trump's Motivations for meeting with the Newspaper  42:34 Reflections on meeting Jared Kushner  47:14 Education and Writing  Links: Website: MaryDixieCarter.com Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/marydixiecarter/

#157 - In December 1982, a toddler's body was discovered in the Escatawpa River in Moss Point, Mississippi. With water in her lungs, investigators believed she was smothered before she was thrown off the eastbound Interstate-10 bridge into the river. But the toddler's identity baffled investigators for decades, and she became known as Delta Dawn.  Support My Work If you love the show, the easiest way to show your support is by leaving us a positive rating with a review. You can also tell your family and friends about Forensic Tales. Patreon - If you would like to get early AD-free access to new episodes, have access to exclusive bonus content, snag exclusive show merch or just want to support what I'm doing, please visit our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/forensictales Support the show for as low as $3/month. Credits: Written and produced by Courtney Fretwell Rockefeller Audio production For a complete list of sources used in this episode, please visit forensictales.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 689, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Thump! 1: Slump to the floor "like a bag of wet" this, a mix of clay and limestone, and you're not likely getting up soon. cement. 2: You "hit" these when you walk the streets; if something hits you like a ton of 'em, you're shocked. bricks. 3: Jimmy Page got this band name from Keith Moon's description of bad gigs going down like one. Led Zeppelin. 4: In 1964 a researcher wanted to count the rings of a bristlecone type of this tree, so he felled it and oops, it was 4,900. a pine tree. 5: The eastern gray species of this thumps the ground with its big feet to signal others of danger. a kangaroo. Round 2. Category: The "Class" Struggle 1: When the CIA does this to a formerly secret document, you and I may read it. declassify. 2: Lawsuit type representing the common interests of a large group. class action. 3: On Emirates Airlines, the seats in this section between first and economy recline into beds. business class. 4: U.S. Army rank just below specialist. private first class. 5: Term for a senior or a junior compared to a freshman. an upperclassman. Round 3. Category: Blogs 1: American Papist bills itself as "not your average" blog for those of this faith. Catholic. 2: With sections devoted to "OLTL" and "B and B", Daytime Confidential is loaded with news about this type of show. soap opera. 3: The popular mommy blogosphere includes Katherine Stone's site named for this new-mom sadness. post-partum depression. 4: Add one letter to the last name of the director of "The Last Picture Show" and you get this, his movie commentary site. Blogdanovich. 5: lunchinabox.net is a blog devoted to these Japanese meals. bento. Round 4. Category: Terms With Greek Letters 1: A and B in this multiple star system are 4.4 light years from Earth. Alpha Centauri. 2: Inderal is one of this class of drugs that can lower blood pressure. a beta-blocker. 3: It was a No. 1 hit song for Helen Reddy. "Delta Dawn". 4: The Mayo Clinic says these fatty acids from fish oil reduce blood triglyceride levels. omega-3 acids. 5: A boy crosses the Pacific in a lifeboat (oh yeah, with a tiger!) in this 2001 Yann Martel novel. Life of Pi. Round 5. Category: I Can't Stop This Feeling 1: I have a craving for this unleavened bread traditionally eaten during Passover. matza. 2: I'm really in the mood to play this board game that features the Chocolate Swamp and Gumdrop Mountain. Candy Land. 3: For a pet, I want this marsupial named for an island state, but its diet of roadkill and dead sheep ain't at Petco. a Tasmanian devil. 4: I have to visit this world capital, though its name is Malay for "muddy estuary". Kuala Lumpur. 5: I gotta wear this brand of pants--the stripes are slimming, right?. Zubaz. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia! Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/

Tanya Tucker's first single "Delta Dawn" was a top ten hit on the US country charts and released when she was only 13 years old. Many more chart-topping songs followed, but eventually the attention on Tucker dwindled. "The Return of Tanya Tucker" traces the life and career of the artist, and how she made her way back into the limelight with the support of musician Brandi Carlile. Tucker and director Kathlyn Horan join us.

Tanya Tucker is known to be a country music trailblazer – who first burst onto the scene with 1972's “Delta Dawn,” then returned in glory with the GRAMMY®-winning 2019 album While I'm Livin' – comes to Prescott to share her classic hits and one-of-a-kind outlaw sound. Join us when country legend Tanya Tucker lights up Yavapai College Performing Arts Center, Thursday night, Dec. 1 at 7 p.m. Since “Delta Dawn” made her a country icon at the tender age of 13, Tanya Tucker has been writing, breaking, and re-writing the rules for Country Music Stardom. A proud daughter of Seminole,... For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/tanya-tucker-to-perform-at-yavapai-college-performing-arts-center/Follow the CAST11 Podcast Network on Facebook at: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network

Featuring an acapella rendition of "Delta Dawn" by two of your hosts. Plus we discuss the Aledo Thanksgiving Trot event and Shop for the Trot with Blair Cantrell. Mike uses the podcast's massive reach to promote one of his own shows.

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Ridin' with Willy Season 1 Episode 14 Spencer for President… Spencer has an inquisitive mind. She's curious about Willy's RideShare career choice, the fury critter on the dash and other things. But does she have a solution for gas prices if she is ever elected President? Answered Prayers… Faith is a wonderful thing. For Brad and Rosalie it certainly is! Here in Nashville from their Honeymoon stay at Bolt Farm Treehouse, we discover prayers are indeed answered. Certainly for this young romantic couple! Simon on the Diamond… Bryce Simon from Iowa has graduated college where he played collegiate baseball. Undrafted he still has a dream of making it the big leagues. Left-handed and training as a pitcher gives him the best shot. Let's hope he succeeds! Home to Scotland… Susan, Yasmin and Euan chat about their trip to Nashville and share their love of country music and Artists from their homeland. We also get a Bay City Rollers Tribute! Mady's Gonna Karaoke… Pronounced Mattie and spelled Mady… In town for a Karaoke Birthday Party at WannaB's, she's showing her chops off with a sassy version of Delta Dawn. Soccer Shots 909 Memphis… Ambassador with the youth organization, Soccer Shots, Zach, aka 909 Memphis has just returned from his 25thbirthday party in D.C. He enlightens us on the program for kids ages two to eight as well as how a kid from DC got a nickname like 909 Memphis.

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In Episode Thirty Seven, Peter and Bec discuss cats as young mums, Notting Hill, Bargain Hunt, REBA, and how the Met Gala is Book Week with a budget. Peter tells a harrowing story of his attempt at a staycation and both share sad stories of food poisoning (skip ahead). Then it's a full review of Aaron Spelling's Arthur Hailey's HOTEL (1983 Pilot). This show has everything - Bette Davis, Mr Barbra Streisand, Mrs Partridge, Joanie from Happy Days, disturbing plot points, potato dauphinoise, and a sultry rendition of Delta Dawn. Plus: Selling Sunset empanadas, The Kardashians sex tape in a suitcase, a mind-blowing taste test and a desperate plea for sponsored content.

Kathleen opens the show drinking a DC Brau wheat beer from the DC Brewing Company. She shares the value of traveling with mini hot sauces since one of her favorite treats to collect on the road is hot sauce. Kathleen talks about the shows in DC at the Warner Theatre and New York City at Town Hall, and shares her excitement after attending DC's African American Museum and then taking Amtrak to NYC.“GOOD BAD FOOD”: In her quest for new and delicious not-so-nutritious junk food AND in continuing her search for the best Ranch, Kathleen samples Pennsylvania's Middleswarth potato chips, which she likes but prefers original Lay's. She moves on to try Heinz Creamy Ranch Mayonnaise from Australia, which is a lot thicker than US Ranch dressing and she LOVES the tang. QUEEN'S COURT: Kathleen is thrilled to report that she will be going to Red Rocks to see Queen Stevie Nicks, and she LOVED Queen Tanya Tucker's concert at The Ryman in Nashville, which celebrated the 50th year of the release of “Delta Dawn.” IMMERSIVE VAN GOGH: Termites know that Kathleen LOVES the world of fine art, and Van Gogh is one of her favorite artists. She shares details of her unbelievable experience at the Immersive Van Gogh exhibit in Nashville.UPDATES: Kathleen gives updates on Britney Spears's baby, the South Dakota attorney general's impeachment, and Elon Musks' attempt to take over Twitter.“HOLY SHIT THEY FOUND IT”: Kathleen is amazed to read about the discovery of “the impossible fossil” at the Tanis dig site in North Dakota, which is a fossilized dinosaur leg from a creature killed on the day of the asteroid strike that wiped the dinosaurs from Earth. NEW YORK'S WRAPPER'S LOST ART FOUND: Kathleen is thrilled to read about the discovery of dozens of abandoned art pieces from New York's Wrapper, Francis Hines, in a barn in Connecticut. MISSING CANADIAN CRYPTO KING: Kathleen is fascinated by the world of cryptocurrency, and reviews the mystery behind the disappearance/reported death of Gerald "Gerry" Cotten, the co-founder of cryptocurrency exchange, QuadrigaCX.JOHN HINCKLEY JR PLANS CONCERT: Kathleen is amazed reading an article announcing that attempted assassin (and crazy person) John Hinckley Jr. is playing a sold-out concert in Brooklyn in June after his court-ordered restrictions end. NYC GILDED AGE MANSION FOR SALE: Kathleen loves the HBO series “The Gilded Age,” and is excited to read that a mansion on the Upper East Side's “Millionaire's Row” is being prepped for sale for only the 3rd time since it was built in 1903. The 20K square foot home once belonged to baron Cornelius Vanderbilt's family.DUTCH CHEESE HEIST: Kathleen LOVES cheese, and is bewildered reading an article outlining the timeline of gang activities in the Netherlands last month that lead to the theft of over 3,500 pounds of cheese (worth approx. $23K USD).AIRLINE DUMPSTER FIRE MERGER: Kathleen laughs reading an announcement that JetBlue is willing to spend $3.6B to acquire Spirit Airlines in an effort to compete against larger airlines. Spirit is currently trying to work out a merger with Frontier Airlines, and Kathleen offers her opinion on all 3 carriers and her synopsis of what any merger combo will result in. BOMBSHELL PENTAGON UFO DOCS RELEASED: Kathleen is a massive believer in UFOs and is fascinated to read the details in a recent Pentagon report that discloses the health effects of paranormal experiences on humans. The report supports that UFO sightings can cause witnesses to be injured or suffer from radiation burns, brain problems, and nerve damage, and offers case studies on 5 reported sexual encounters between aliens and humans. WHAT TO WATCH THIS WEEK: Kathleen recommends watching “Trust No One: The Hunt For The Crypto King” on Netflix. SEE KATHLEEN LIVE: See Kathleen live on her “Do You Have Any Ranch?” Tour. Tickets available at kathleenmadigan.com/tour See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Kathleen opens the show drinking a Black Raven Pilsner from Black Raven Brewing in Redmond, WA that was left for her backstage in Seattle by some Washington Termites. She talks about her weekend in Portland OR and Seattle WA, excited to have hung out with her cousin Tom and had some time to drink beer at Kell's Irish Pub and eat her favorite clam chowder at Athenian in Pike Place Market. Kathleen then shares the details of her day at the Masters with her friend Ron White, applauding the egg salad recipe and Tiger's return to Augusta. “GOOD BAD FOOD”: In her quest for new and delicious not-so-nutritious junk food AND in continuing her search for the best Ranch, Kathleen samples Masters branded barbeque potato chips, which she loves because they taste like Lays. She finishes her tasting with Cotton Candy Twinkies, which she will send directly to her mom since they taste like sweet fluorescent “pink.”QUEEN'S COURT: Kathleen is thrilled to report that she will be going to Red Rocks to see Queen Stevie Nicks, and she's also seeing Tanya Tucker's concert at The Ryman in Nashville, which will celebrate the 50th year of the release of “Delta Dawn.” Kathleen is also excited to announce that Queen Dolly's Duncan Hines baking line has been released for purchase.DEFENDING TAMMY FAYE BAKKER: Kathleen tells the Termites about watching “The Eyes of Tammy Faye” which is about the 1970's rise of Tammy Faye and her husband Jim Bakker to create the world's largest religious broadcasting network and theme park. Kathleen defends Tammy Faye when discussing the scandals that Jim eventually served prison time for, stating that she truly believes that Tammy Faye wasn't aware of the details involved in the corruption.UPDATES: Kathleen gives updates on Mattress Mack's NCAA Basketball Final Four bet, and the firing of the Applebee's franchisee. BAD VEGAN: Kathleen reads an article outlining the story behind the Netflix docuseries “Bad Vegan,” which details the activities of Sarma Melngailis, the former owner of the NYC vegan restaurant Pure Food and Wine, and her relationship with fraudster Anthony Strangis that lead to the defrauding numerous investors and the restaurant's staff over the course of a few years.“HOLY SHIT THEY FOUND IT”: Kathleen is amazed to read about an extremely rare wooden Roman figure that was found in a Buckinghamshire ditch, and the discovery of a lost sun temple in Egypt that could be 4,500 years old. THE “CHILDREN” PROTEST RETURN TO THE OFFICE: Kathleen laughs out loud reading an article outlining the fight that Zoomer-aged Apple employees are having with CEO Tim Cook, refusing to return to the office after the pandemic, and are threatening to quit the company rather than comply with Cook's RTO plans. WELL-TRAVELLED FLAMINGOS: Kathleen reads an article about a pink Tanzanian flamingo that escaped from a zoo in Kansas in 2005 and was spotted again in Texas earlier this month. “Flamingo No.492 has been seen in various locations over the past 17 years.PARALYZED MAN WANTS A BEER: Kathleen laughs that she's found her spirit animal when reading an articleabout a totally-paralyzed man who was able to speak again thanks to a brain implant, a controversial study claims. The study claims that the man's first words were to ask for a beer and tell his son that he loved him. LAPSYS$ HACKING GROUP ARRESTED: Kathleen reads a release announcing that seven teens have been arrested for Lapsus$ hacks of global tech companies. SPACE HOTEL TO OPEN: Kathleen is excited to read that the World's first space hotel will open in 2027 with activities that you can't do on Earth. WHAT TO WATCH THIS WEEK: Kathleen recommends watching “The Eyes of Tammy Faye” on Hulu, and “Trust No One: The Hunt For The Crypto King” on Netflix. SEE KATHLEEN LIVE: See Kathleen live on her “Do You Have Any Ranch?” Tour. Tickets available at kathleenmadigan.com/tour See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hey there nerdlings welcome to this ctn breakdown that will focus on Delta Dawn.  We will cover the Opelika Jane Doe case next week with some special guests.  Thanks for listening!   Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/horror-house/id1482552077 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/did-not-need-to-know/id1595369766 

EJ the DJ, Brook'l, and Sara are joined by Onlyfans content creator, Delta Dawn.  They talk about what goes into creating an Onlyfans account, the content provided, how and what they shoot and more.  We also try to get Brook'l on the Onlyfans bandwagon and maybe even EJ the DJ... although he's not sure of the market for him.

Welcome nerdlings to another installment of CTN!  Today Ash and Nat discuss two cases of baby jane does, one that has recently been partially solved and one that is still ongoing.  Join us as we discuss the cases of Delta Dawn & the Opelika Jane Doe Citations: Citations:   https://www.clarionledger.com/story/news/local/2020/12/04/baby-jane-toddler-murder-1982-identified/3827691001/ https://www.fox10tv.com/news/body-of-baby-found-in-1982-cold-case-has-been-identified-mother-still-missing/article_1817d76c-368c-11eb-887f-cb17f6d550fc.html https://www.usnews.com/news/us/articles/2020-12-08/dna-identifies-missouri-toddler-found-in-mississippi-in-1982 https://www.clarionledger.com/story/news/local/2020/12/04/baby-jane-toddler-                                                     murder-1982-identified/3827691001/   https://www.usnews.com/news/us/articles/2020-12-08/dna-identifies-missouri-toddler-found-in-mississippi-in-1982 https://dnasolves.com/articles/Opelika_Jane_Doe/#:~:text=Media%20Inquries-,Summary,as%20%22Opelika%20Jane%20Doe''. https://www.wsfa.com/2021/12/01/12-news-defenders-case-files-opelika-jane-doe/ https://www.missingkids.org/blog/2021/who-is-opelika-jane-doe https://www.wtvm.com/2021/12/02/police-continue-investigating-opelika-jane-doe-case-new-details-emerge/ https://www.wrbl.com/alabama-news-2/investigators-remain-hopeful-in-identifying-opelika-baby-jane-doe-one-decade-after-her-discovery/ https://whnt.com/news/alabama-news/updated-forensic-images-released-in-opelikas-baby-jane-doe-case/ https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/seeking-info/juvenile-jane-doe https://www.cbs42.com/alabama-news/new-images-opelika-police-department-continues-to-investigate-2012-jane-doe-cold-case/  

At the end of Season 2, our hosts unboxed some advanced reader copies of new books and assigned one to each other. In this episode our hosts are back from hiatus with their homework. It took the dark humor of a lesbian atheist with a penchant for death, but we finally got genuine laughs out of Chris.  After reading Everyone in This Room Will Someday Be Dead, he even did extra credit by looking up similar books in Novelist Plus. Chris shared a list of potential titles that might tickle his funny bone in the future. We also learned the death of pet rabbits is a lasting sorrow. Autumn speaks from personal experience that jokes on this matter are all “too soon.” Miranda was psyched for some speculative fiction like The Handmaid's Tale, but Girl One fell short. She said the book was a good attempt but she was sometimes pulled out of it by stilted dialogue. Our hosts want to know if the secrets a missing mom kept and references to Kansas are enough to have you give the book a good review. Even Tanya Tucker references couldn't save Autumn's review of The Photographer. Delta Dawn's desire to join the family she's hired to take photos of reaches past Autumn's cringe criteria. However, our coworker Trish, loved the book. So there is hope that you will end up liking this book.

Three months ago, vaccinated Americans were excited about the prospect of resuming a "normal" summer after seemingly keeping Covid at bay. What a difference a few weeks - and the Delta variant - made. MOMocrats Karoli, Aliza Worthington, and Donna Schwartz Mills look back at dashed summer hopes and the prospect for Fall, as school reopens across the country and Americans find themselves embroiled in the same fights over pandemic mitigation efforts (vaccines, masks), treatments that work (monoclonal antibodies), and the bizarre adoption by some of veterinary meds instead. They will also talk about why the media isn't highlighting the success of the Biden administration's airlift out of Afghanistan... as well as the latest news on the California recall election. MOMocrats MOMochat is part of the Demcast family of podcasts.

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Delta Dawn. Please, already...

Dawn Murphy always had big dreams. Growing up in “The Cache”, a small community in Prince George, B.C., she fell in love with wrestling. After getting scouted at 15, Dawn became a crowd favourite in the Canadian pro-wrestling circuit under the name Princess Delta Dawn, before going on to wrestle in Japan in front of thousands of fans. Dawn retired from wrestling in 1994 — but now, three years after being inducted into the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame, she's telling her story, from her take-no-prisoners wrestling moves to embracing her Carrier First Nations culture both in and out of the ring.

Betsy Trumpener gives us a preview of her feature-length documentary about Delta Dawn.

Quitting your job; Personal spending on the rise; Eli Glasner reviews 'Sweet Tooth; A pioneering pro wrestler from Prince George; Forgotten forestry lessons from the 1990s; MMIWG report; Gitxsan artist creates art project to help kids learn about residential schools; Talking to kids about residential schools; On the Ledge panel; Consent workshops.

One part You by Caroline Kepnes and one part Parasite: a dark and hypnotic novel about obsession and what happens when we twist the truth too far.... They wanted the perfect family picture. She wanted their perfect life. Delta Dawn may have come from humble beginnings, but she has been photographing children's parties for Manhattan's elite for several years. She moves unnoticed through the luxurious homes of her clients, carefully observing their beautiful clothes, their furniture and art. The parties themselves are often far from perfect, full of spoiled, crying children, but Delta can always alter the images afterwards to make sure the parents only see the party they wanted. The realities of life can be forgotten with a little airbrushing or filter. But when she is hired to photograph Natalie Straub's 11th birthday party, Delta finds herself irresistibly attracted. This time, she imagines she is in the pictures with them - she would fit there so perfectly, wouldn't she, in their gorgeous home, their elegant life? Delta begins by babysitting for Natalie, slowly befriending Amelia, finding opportunities to listen to Fritz; soon she's bathing in the master bathtub, reading private documents, drinking their expensive wine and eyeing the beautifully finished garden apartment - if only the current occupant could be made to leave.... And then Delta discovers the one thing Amelia Straub wants most is also the perfect way to ensure she will always stay part of the family. Combining pin-sharp storytelling with a tantalising build of menace, and a dangerously magnetic lead character, The Photographer heralds the arrival of a brilliant new crime writer for fans of Caroline Kepnes and Gillian Flynn.

Amy and Beth cover "Delta Dawn" by Tanya Tucker.  Listen to the song first before Amy & Beth ruin it for you.Email us at amyandbetharesorry@gmail.comVisit us on Instagram at https://instagram.com/sorryiruinedthatsong?igshid=1cqqhy050qg8qVisit us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/sorry_songListen to our Spotify Playlist here:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1N6BzJ2NejvzSmuhpkZhRb?si=ladyFquiSkqsrb4np4I3ow

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This week on Supposedly we celebrate Jessi's birthday in true Supposedly fashion. Then Rue tells you who to call and covers the inspiration for Ghostbusters and then Jessi tells the still developing, long thought cold case of Delta Dawn or Baby Jane.  Hear us talk creepy stuff and tacos on Taco the Town! Available where you get your podcasts! Got a story to share? Let us know on supposedlypod.com or supposedlypod@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter @SupposedlyPod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/supposedlypod/support

Her name was ALISHA ANN HEINRICH, but you may know her as Mississippi's “Delta Dawn.” Police found her among the weeds of the Escatawpa River in 1982. She remained unidentified for 38 YEARS.  Fortunately, that all changed in December 2020 thanks to genetic genealogy! Buy us a coffee and support the show! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mdiariespod Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themurderdiariespod?fan_landing=true) Music Used: Walking with the Dead by Maia Wynne Link: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Maiah_Wynne/Live_at_KBOO_for_A_Popcalypse_11012017 License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/

Murder of Alisha Heinrich - WikipediaDelta Dawn and her mother identified as Missouri woman, child missing since 1982Barbara Ann Hackmann Taylor - WikipediaNaming the Nameless Dead"Anyone who has information about this case is asked to contact Jackson County Sheriff's Department at 228-769-3036, or Mississippi Coast Crime Stoppers at 877-787-5898."SOCIAL MEDIA: @thebfdpodcastEMAIL: thebfdpodcast@gmail.com

Dec. 5,1982 The child's body was located in the Dog River beneath the westbound lane of I-10 in Pascagoula. She was apparently thrown off the Interstate 10 bridge. Her body was found when a truck driver reported a body of an adult wearing a blue plaid shirt and blue jeans floating in the river. My friend Lynn Reuss a longtime volunteer on this case will be joinging me to talk about the unidentified baby she calls Delta Dawn. https://www.facebook.com/MSDeltaDawn?fref=ts Added: an update from me

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In this episode of CURV AFTER HOURS PODCAST with Angela and Cait, they accidently vear off topic and start discussing very embarassing times they've had number 2 drama. Most people wouldn't admit what Caitlin is about to tell the world--but we have no filter and no shame in our poo game. This podcast is not for the shy folks who like to pretend people don't use the bathroom as anything other than a powder room!!! R rated for Shitastic shituations. They also discuss their Turkey Day plans and Share a heartwarming #IAMCURV story about one of their lovely shoppers Delta Dawn!    Watch their LIVE  sales on Facebook every Tues/Thurs/Sunday on Facebook @curvlive!

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/166 Pete McBride, one of the great outdoor film makers for National Geographic, is here to tell the story of the Grand Canyon through the documentary Martin’s Boat and the 750 mile long hike through the canyon. Pete has produced a number of great films and we dig into some of this history and his experience writing and producing films in the outdoor niche. Support Our Podcast Sponsors  So Fly Gear: https://wetflyswing.com/sofly Fly Fishing and Tying Journal: https://wetflyswing.com/ftj   Show Notes with Pete McBride - Marty Sheppard was on the podcast in episode 76 and was the person who introduced me to Martin’s Boat. - Chasing Water was a great movie that was released in 2011 and covered the history of the Colorado River.  - We talk about Martin Litton and the impact on protecting the Grand Canyon.   Here's an interview with Martin. - OARS created the Marbled Canyon boat - Kevin Fedarko was in the front of the boat with Martin in Lava.  Kevin wrote the Emerald Mile. - Into the Canyon, the movie on hiking 750 miles of the Grand Canyon - A pic of the Little Colorado confluence with the Colorado - The Grand Canyon Trust is a group that is helping to protect the National Park.  - Pete compares Kevin Fedarko to Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh. - John Gierach was on the podcast here and talked about the almost crash. You can find Pete at PeteMcBride.com Pete McBride Movies: 2019 - Into the Canyon 2016 - Holy (un)holy river 2016 - Martins Boat 2014 - Delta Dawn 2014 - River of Eden 2013 - I am Red 2013 - The Water Tower 2011 - Chasing Water Resources Noted in the Show The Emerald Mile Book by Kevin Fedarko Grand Canyon Between River and Rim Videos Noted in the Show Martin’s Boat Conclusion with Pete McBride Pete McBride, film producer and writer for National Geographic is here to share some great stories on the Grand Canyon and other travels around the world. We explore the documentary, Martin’s Boat, which sheds light on drift boats in the Grand Canyon and some conservation issues.  If you haven't watched Martin's boat, press pause and head over to youtube and have a view. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/166

The new video for Miranda Lambert's latest single, "Settling Down," follows the singer and her husband, Brendan McLoughlin, at home in Tennessee. Miranda’s horse, Gibson, as well as one of her many rescue dogs, Delta Dawn, also have cameos.

In this week’s episode, Sid Evans, Editor-in-Chief of Southern Living Magazine, talks to the legendary and outspoken Tanya Tucker about her love of cooking, winning her first Grammy at the age of 61, and the tragic true story behind her iconic breakthrough hit “Delta Dawn.” Plus, Tanya’s gift to Justin Bieber, and how her new live album due this fall will help benefit one of music’s most important venues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The circus clown crap show debacle of a presidential debate discussed in detail. Totally dysfunctional scripted reality show farce. Austin and Ted discuss the hidden message of the debate. No real statistics of given! 911 and internet failures being tested globally. Is there an internet kill switch? Who runs it? Feminist icon Helen Reddy dies. Why was her music so sacrilegious? So anti christian? What was the true meaning of Jesus Christ Superstar? The Fathom of the Opera? Delta Dawn? Disney lays off another 28,000. Is this the beginning of a total financial meltdown? Giant gator caught in Arkansas. Giant rattlesnake caught in Arizona. High energy must listen show!

Minnesotan artist Nancy Malay has earned her nicknames of “The Christmas Lady” and “The Halloween Lady.” Early American Life magazine named her as one of the best artists in the country. She’s been published in multiple magazines, including five covers of Better Homes and Gardens Holiday Crafts. She describes her Halloween style as “spooky sweet.”   Nancy loves writing craft tutorials. She strives to simplify the artistic process for beginning creatives and to help them avoid pit falls she’s experienced. She loves when people send her pictures of their creations.   One of the defining aspects of Nancy’s work is her rich, detailed clothing. She got her start in creating doll clothing as a child. Her home ec teacher commissioned her to create dresses. Nancy has worked in a bridal shop and theater costuming.  Nancy enjoys collecting Santas. She’d bring them home and make little improvements to them, inevitably leading her to create her own.  There are many similarities between creating Santas, wizards, and witches. They have pronounced noses, lots of wrinkles, and defining clothing. Nancy says you can have a conversation with her witches over their cauldrons, but if they offer you tea, inspect it before you drink it.   Nancy won a Department 56 Village decorating contest with a spooky water scene. The prize was presented by Olympic Gold medalist Dorothy Hamill and a relative of Charles Dickens. This was the genesis of her spooky scene creation. There’s always a bit of mystery in them – like a door you cannot see behind.   Nancy loves stories. Some of her favorites are Harry Potter, the works of Charles Dickens, Grimm's Fairytales, and the Time-Life Enchanted World book series. Victorian artist John Atkinson Grimshaw’s dark nightscape paintings provide a visual inspiration for her scenes.  She teamed up with artists Joyce Stahl and Laurie Hardin to create the Artistry of Three. They provide each other encouragement and honest feedback and bond over their shared love of chocolate. They have a plethora of collectors in common.   Nancy has two studio assistants, her dog Zoey and a life-size skeleton, Delta Dawn. Delta Dawn was inspired by the country song about a faded southern belle. Unfortunately, Zoey ate Delta Dawn’s rose!   Nancy has been licensed by four companies. The process is time consuming with grueling deadlines but totally worth it. It’s a thrill for her to see her work in stores. She loves meeting collectors at signing events and shows. She is filled with gratitude that people are willing to come see her. She appreciates her collectors because they enable her to do what she loves.  You can find Nancy’s web site at: https://nancymalay.wixsite.com/mysite-1  The Artistry of Three is found at: https://artistryofthree.blogspot.com/  Find the podcast web site at: https://www.halloweenartandtravel.com/ 

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392 - Alex Harvey On this particular show we'll be celebrating the songwriter Alex Harvey. Mr. Harvey was born in 1947 and passed away on April 4, 2020. A singer-songwriter, performing and recording artist, he is most known for the hit songs he wrote "Delta Dawn," (recorded by Tanya Tucker and Helen Reddy) "Reuben James," (recorded by Kenny Rogers) "Hell and High Water" (recorded by T. Graham Brown). Kenny Rogers had a particular love for Alex Harvey's songs and recorded 18 of his songs, including "Making Music for Money" also recorded by Jimmy Buffett. The songs he wrote recorded in excess of 50 million copies. Other artists who interpreted his work include Sammy Davis, Jr., Dusty Springfield, Henry Mancini, Andy Williams, Eydie Gorme, Peggy Lee, Bette Midler, Willie Nelson, Billy Ray Cyrus and so many others. As a performer and recording artist he had a devoted following. I found interviewing him to be an uplifting experience. He had a good spirit and was known as a loving person. I hope you enjoy this interview we did and that it inspires you to listen to some of his great songs. The Paul Leslie Hour is a talk show dedicated to “Helping People Tell Their Stories.” Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture.

The Host Of "Music Stories Podcast" Ricky Gene Wright Talks About Meeting Alex Harvey And About That Song "Delta Dawn".

This week, we're talking about Delta Dawn (7:25), Peter Turner (20:50) , and Louise Virginia Peterson Flesher (41:03). We hope you and your loved ones are safe and sound during this global pandemic!Ad this week for Naptime Nancy!Check out photos from the episode on our Instagram.Delta Dawn linksUnidentified WikiDoe NetworkNAMUSWikipediaFind A GraveIf you have any information regarding Delta Dawn's case, you can contact Captain Curtis Spiers at the Jackson County Sheriff's Department at (288) 769-3306, or Mark LeVaughn with the Jackson County Medical Examiner's Office at (601) 987-1440.Peter Turner LinksUnidentified WikiDoe NetworkNAMUSStandard-Times articleDeseret News articleWebsleuths threadReddit threadHerald Sun articleCharles Rogers Wiki articleAlcatraz articleCharley Project - Leigh Hobart Abel Jr.Charley Project - Howard KimballIf you have any information regarding Peter Turner's case, please contact the San Angelo Police Department at (325) 657-4255 or Russell Smith at the Tom Green County Justic of the Peace Pct. 2 at (325) 949-2415.Louise Virginia Peterson Flesher linksDNA Doe ProjectDoe NetworkVocal.media articleThe Atlantic articleIf you have any information regarding Louise's case, please contact Kurt Hoffman at the Lawrence County Coroner's Office at (740) 533-0202.Follow Us:WebsiteTwitterInstagramFacebook

The unsolved murders of Delta Dawn and Alton Jane Doe.Thank you to WHO ARE YOU DOE? for supporting this week's episode. Please join the group for more information on Jane and John Doe cases - https://www.facebook.com/groups/WhoAreYouDoe/Discuss this episode in the Stolen Lives Facebook discussion groupShare this episode on your social media of choice and subscribe on your favourite podcast app.Facebook /stolenlivespodcastTwitter /lives_stolenResearch and writing by OnikoHosted and produced by AliMusic by Myuu See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tanya Tucker is an award-winning country star who has been making music since she was just a kid! She rose to fame in the 70s with hits like "Love's the Answer" and her debut single "Delta Dawn." Her latest album is titled "While I'm Livin" and it's her first collection of original music in over 15 years. It's a lot more personal than some of her previous records with songs written that reflect her life. Tanya Tucker talks to Bullseye about how she approaches songs she's been singing since she was a teen, traveling on the road with her family and turning down the romantic advances of one Mr. Elvis Presley! Yep, the one and only! Plus she tells us about the time her father won the money to pay for her demo tape in a fortunate game of keno. All that and more on the next Bullseye!

Legendary singer and songwriter Alex Harvey sit down to talk with us about the origin of his iconic hit Delta Dawn and his relationships with Kenny Rodgers and Coach Darrell Royal.

CMT Awards. Tanya Tucker sings "Delta Dawn" with Brandi Carlisle. We are spending more time on our phones than watching TV. The germ-iest part of your car. New rules for Twins fans. Big Little Lies is back on Sunday. Alec Baldwin Comedy Central Roast.

Canadian country singer-songwriter Lisa Brokop is celebrating nearly 30 years in the music business as she brings her ‘Legendary Ladies of Country’ show to Ontario this spring. Fresh from the success of "The Patsy Cline Project”, the new performance will also feature songs from some of the other great female country singers, including Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, Tanya Tucker and Emmylou Harris. The performance will be accompanied by stories about the songs and the impact that these first ladies of country have had on Lisa's own career. Lisa Brokop will also be adding some of her own songs into the mix. Canadian country artists Patricia Conroy and Amanda Wilkinson will be joining Lisa on stage for some of the performances. We caught up with Lisa Brokop in Nashville to chat about the new show. For more information about the music of Lisa Brokop and tour dates, visit http://lisabrokop.com. Music: Lisa Brokop “Walkin’ after Midnight” from “The Patsy Cline Project” (2015, Brokop Entertainment), “Delta Dawn” and “I Will Always Love you” from “Legendary Ladies of Country” – Limited Release (2018, Brokop Entertainment).

The legendary Tanya Tucker and her daughter Presley join us for an intimate look at her childhood, a career that's spanned almost 50 years and the lessons she's learned after a wild life in the spotlight. Subscribe and download on your favorite podcast platform: Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Tune In, Stitcher. In this episode, a wiser and more reflective Tanya Tucker talks about how a driven father matched only by her own fearless pursuit led the two inside the most influential offices on Nashville's Music Row. She sings excerpts of some of her biggest hits including "Delta Dawn" and "It's a Little Too Late" and joins Presley harmonizing behind her daughter in an especially soulful "South of Sober." Tanya also reveals some new perspective on her famously stormy relationship with Glen Campbell, calling him "my one true love." We also hear how she was picked to record Garth Brook's "Thunder Rolls" only to have it taken away once the famous singer/songwriter got his big break and signed with a label just days after her recording session. Our host, Robert K. Oermann and the series producer, Brad Newman guide us through this candid, revealing exchange filled with great stories and new insight into one of Country Music's biggest stars. Like us on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram. We want to know what you think. Pitch us an artist, or simply spread the word and find out more about the series. #childrenofsong

Explore 3 stories with us about lost little loves.Delta Dawn and a small town with two jarringly similar deaths, 6 years apart... We aren't always good at this description game . . . maybe we'll get better at it... it isn't TOO likely, and sorry for the weird banging noises, weird screaming sounds from my asshat neighbors, and the ice cream truck that though muffled, makes an appearance 2 times. Yeah, so but here's some links and infoIf you have any information about Baby Doe’s unsolved case, please contact the Storm Lake Police Department at (712) 732-8010. If you have any information about “Child of God’s” unsolved case, please contact the Buena Vista County Sheriff’s Office at (712) 749-2530. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unidentified_murder_victims_in_California http://www.stormlakepilottribune.com/blogs/1421/entry/65918/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Crimedollspodcast)

North Bay theatre kicks off the new year with 6th Street Playhouse’s Honky Tonk Angels, a country music revue by Ted Swindley. Swindley, best known for the community theatre staple Always, Patsy Kline, has taken about thirty country standards and wrapped the thinnest of stories around them to create a raucous and enjoyable evening of entertainment. It’s the tale of three would-be singers, each stuck in a rut, who decide to take a chance and follow their dreams of a singing career to Nashville. There’s Angela (played by Daniela Innocenti Beem), queen of her double wide who’s having trouble standing by her man (cue Tammy Wynette). Darlene (played by Abbey Lee), is struggling with being a coal miner’s daughter (cue Loretta Lynn) and the loss of her boyfriend Billy Joe (cue Bobbie Gentry). Finally, there’s Sue Ellen (played by Amy Webber), who’s fed up with the chauvinist boss at her 9 to 5 job (cue, of course, Dolly Parton). Act I begins with their backstories and their individual decisions that it’s time for them to fly (cue REO Speedwagon. Wait a minute, REO SPEEDWAGON?!) and concludes with their fortuitous meeting on a Greyhound bus. A lot must happen during intermission because Act II consists of their farewell performance after a record-breaking six-week engagement at Nashville’s Honky Tonk Heaven. In addition to the songs alluded to earlier, others performed include “I Will Always Love You”, “Delta Dawn”, “Rocky Top”, “Sittin’ on the Front Porch Swing”, and “I’ll Fly Away”. Director Michael Ross has a trio of talented ladies for angels. Ms. Beem as Angela is the unabashed leader of the trio. As the oldest and most worldly member, she grabs hold of the stage – and the audience – and never lets go. Ms. Webber gives her a run for her money as the brassy, big-haired Sue Ellen while Ms. Lee has the quieter moments as the wide-eyed, innocent Darlene. Eye-popping costumes by Pamela Enz (think leopard skin and a lot of sequins) add to the fun, as does some playful choreography by Michella Snider. Both come together in the amusing “Cleopatra, Queen of Denial” number. Swindley’s script – if you can call it that – doesn’t provide character depth and there’s no great message to be found beyond the pat “follow your dreams” axiom but what it does provide is the opportunity to hear some great American music performed live. Music director Robert Hazelrigg and musicians Ian Scherer, Quinten Cohen and Kassi Hampton handle the country/bluegrass songbook well. Credit the ladies for bringing the right amount of character and a quality voice to each song, particularly on some very sweet three-part harmonies. When it comes to shows like Honky Tonk Angels, it is all about the songs. They’ve got this. “Honky Tonk Angels” runs Thursday–Sunday through Feb. 4 at Santa Rosa’s 6th Street Playhouse with evening performances at 7:30 pm and matiness at 2pm. For more information, go to 6thstreetplayhouse.com

Delta Dawn, What's That Vibrator You've Got On? Hosted by: Steve The Producer Guests : Andrew Himmler (The Delta Bombers) and Eddie from The Vibrators Guest DJ: Performance guest(s): This show features two fun and informative interviews with both Andrew and Eddie. A must hear! Weekdays at Double Down Saloon Noon-5pm ALL DRINKS just $2!!!! Check out Carlito's Burritos for daily specials, and LET THEM KNOW Double Down Radio sent you. This episode was brought to you by: Steve The Producer - ...and engineer too! Double Down Saloon Double Down Radio Thee Swank Bastards Dust Devil Media ©2014

… in which our fearless podcaster has another go at DVD commentary with Part One of "Delta and the Bannermen".   Also a look ahead at some future appearances on other Doctor Who podcasts and Chicago fan events.

Bienvenidos amigos a nuestra aventura americana empezaremos con Tanya Tucker con su album Delta Dawn ,Barbara Fairchild y Waylon Jennigs seran protagonistas con Dolly Parton nuestra secion con Filippo Marco nos trae una banda buenisima y seguiremos con Skip Ewing espero os guste.....