Podcast appearances and mentions of dereck chauvin

(Airdate 5/23/25) Sherri Bell is a labor activist and a contributor to KBLA Talk 1580. On this podcast Sherri and Dominique talk about the anniversary of George Floyd's murder, the real Black Lives Matter, the rumored pardon of Dereck Chauvin, the puzzling plea deal of Brian Williams, the end of empires, movies, barbeque and how to stay positive in these times.https://www.instagram.com/sherri_de_la_ghetto/ https://www.instagram.com/mileslowmusic/ https://www.instagram.com/diprimaradio/

(Airdate 5/15/25) The phone lines are hot and the topics are hotter. The anniversary of the Tops Market white supremacist shooting that killed 10 people, Ben & Jerry's founder arrested during a protest in the US Senate over military aid to Israel and humanitarian conditions in Gaza, the new GOP Tax Bill, forever chemicals in our drinking water, Rodney L. Hinton, the Ohio father who is charged with fatally striking a deputy with his car after his son was killed in a police shooting, Dereck Chauvin getting pardon, The mic is heating up.https://www.instagram.com/diprimaradio/

The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 3: 5:05pm- Dr. Wilfred Reilly—Professor of Political Science at Kentucky State University & Author of “Lies My Liberal Teacher Told Me”—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss reports that the Trump Administration may disband the Department of Education. Plus, will President Donald Trump pardon former Minneapolis police officer Dereck Chauvin? Dr. Reilly notes that morally, it might be the right thing to do—however, practically speaking, a presidential pardon won't accomplish much since Chauvin is also in prison on state charges. AND will Dr. Reilly be making an appearance at the Grand Hotel of Cape May later this year? 5:50pm- Rich goes 40+ minutes without taking a break—and now he has no time to do anything else.

The Rich Zeoli Show- Full Episode (03/10/2025): 3:05pm- Musk Derangement Syndrome: Social media users are now calling on Tesla owners to sell their vehicles in response to CEO Elon Musk's work with the Trump Administration's Department of Government Efficiency. In one viral clip, TikTok influencer Damien Slash vowed to send Tesla's stock to “zero” and questioned whether the electric vehicle company will even still exist one year from now. 3:10pm- Utah is set to become the first state to ban the use of fluoride in public water systems—Governor Spencer Cox confirmed he plans to sign a bill that will put the policy into effect in early May. 3:15pm- On Monday, the social media platform X was hit with a “massive cyberattack,” according to owner Elon Musk. Could Russia be responsible? Musk notably provided the Ukrainian military with access to his satellite constellation Starlink—allowing Ukrainians to communicate with one another efficiently on the battlefield while repelling Russian aggression. 3:30pm- In a post to social media, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard wrote: “Per POTUS's directive, I have revoked security clearances and barred access to classified information for Antony Blinken, Jake Sullivan, Lisa Monaco, Mark Zaid, Norman Eisen, Letitia James, Alvin Bragg, and Andrew Weissman, along with the 51 signers of the Hunter Biden ‘disinformation' letter. The President's Daily Brief is no longer being provided to former President Biden.” 3:35pm- Why does Rich have chopsticks? 3:40pm- According to research from the Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project, former President Joe Biden signed dozens of executive orders with an “autopen”—raising questions about the legitimacy of those actions. Did Biden know what he was signing? Earlier this year, Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) revealed that during a closed-door meeting Biden had no recollection of signing an executive order that effectively froze new liquid natural gas export permits. 4:05pm- Bill D'Agostino—Senior Research Analyst at Media Research Center—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to break down some of the best (and worst) clips from the Sunday shows. In an interview with Politico, Governor Tim Walz critiqued the campaign strategy of the Harris-Walz presidential campaign—suggesting they should have done more interviews instead of playing it safe. But, as D'Agostino notes, even friendly interviews were often disastrous for Kamala Harris. PLUS, host of The View Whoopi Goldberg says that if you oppose biological males participating in women's sports, you must think women are weak. 4:30pm- California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) is now suddenly claiming it is “deeply unfair” for biological males to participate in women's sports—pivoting away from the Democrat Party's stance. Interestingly, Newsom also invited conservative Charlie Kirk on his podcast recently. Is Newsom becoming a moderate, leaving his far-left preferences behind? Rich thinks this is nothing more than a political strategy to cement Newsom's status as a 2028 presidential front runner. 5:05pm- Dr. Wilfred Reilly—Professor of Political Science at Kentucky State University & Author of “Lies My Liberal Teacher Told Me”—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss reports that the Trump Administration may disband the Department of Education. Plus, will President Donald Trump pardon former Minneapolis police officer Dereck Chauvin? Dr. Reilly notes that morally, it might be the right thing to do—however, practically speaking, a presidential pardon won't accomplish much since Chauvin is also in prison on state charges. AND will Dr. Reilly be making an appearance at the Grand Hotel of Cape May later this year? 5:50pm- Rich goes 40+ minutes without taking a break—and now he has no time to do anything else. 6:05pm- Make America Healthy Again: Rich notes one of the major shortcomings of the modern food pyramid: it fails to draw a distinction between healthy fats (like those found in avocados, nuts, and olive ...

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Democrats won't back down with weaponing Government to go after Donald Trump. Desite Biden's failed presidency, he raised a lot of money for his campaign. Ron DeSantis urged Trump to participate in a debate. Dereck Chauvin appeals his conviction to the Supreme Court. New York City mayor says his sanctuary city cannot hold any more illegals. Kevin McCarthy updates vs on the progress Republicans have made since taking over the House. Despite pushbank from the Left, Jason AlJean's song is doing very well. -Thanlk you for listening!-

Ep. 40 Joining me is Nate Sylvester, known as The Officer Nate and the guy who took on LeBron James' anti-police rhetoric via TikTok. Nate was in law enforcement just over 12 years, first with the Twin Falls, Idaho Police Department from 2006 to 2018, and then with the Bellevue, Idaho Marshal's Office which he joined in December, 2020. Just a few months later on April 24, 2021, Nate posted a TikTok in which he is pretending to seek advice from LeBron James on how to handle an imaginary disturbance involving two men wielding knives. To say the video went viral would be an understatement. Shared around the world, the TikTok resulted in Nate's losing his job and a firestorm of social media backlash including threats against his and his family's lives. Nate's TikTok was in reaction to LeBron's tweet at Columbus, Ohio Police Officer Nicholas Reardon. On April 20, 2021 Officer Reardon responded to a chaotic scene in which he used deadly force to stop 16-year-old Ma'Khia Bryant from stabbing another girl.LeBron's tweet included a photo of Officer Reardon and the text, "YOU'RE NEXT #ACCOUNTABILITY." Some considered this a reference to Dereck Chauvin; others viewed it as calling for the murder of Officer Reardon. James later deleted the tweet. In March 2022, Officer Reardon was cleared of any wrongdoing. A Franklin County Ohio Grand jury decided the shooting was justifiable and that no crime and been committed.While the blowback for Officer Nate was fierce, the support he received from friends, fellow officers, and civilians from around the country sustained him. He has since written a memoir, “Never Off Duty” which covers not only the TikTok and its impact, but also Nate's work as a police officer and detective, and insights on law enforcement as a profession including dispelling widely-held myths. We talk about why he became a police officer, what the job gave and took from him, his struggle with PTSD and the lonely journey to get counseling, all of which he details in the book. Nate also has a podcast, website, several social media channels and is opening a Chiropractic and Wellness Center (links below). Nate's “LeBron James” TikTok via YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdzC8sW9MzANate's Website:https://www.bluelivesfoundation.org/To order “Never Off Duty”https://www.bluelivesfoundation.org/product-page/never-off-dutyNate's Social Media handles:TikTok: officernate1.3Instagram: theofficernateYouTube and Facebook: Officer NateThe Officer Nate Podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-officer-nate-podcast/id1596866601Nate's new wellness center: Atmosphere Chiropractic and Wellnesshttps://www.atmospherewellness.com/Thanks for listening. Please don't forget to follow and subscribe. If you are so inclined, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts: in the All Episodes view, scroll all the way to the bottom to find the star rating and Write a Review link. Thanks to those of you who have posted!And find me on my social or email me your thoughts:Facebook: On Being a Police OfficerTwitter: @AbbyEllsworth13Instagram: on_being_a_police_officerAbby@Ellsworthproductions.com©Abby Ellsworth. All interviews, editing,...

The death of Lily Peters is disturbing. There's been an arrest, and an admission. Also, - Derek Chauvin was found guilty of second-degree murder, third-degree murder, and second-degree manslaughter. He appealed his conviction yesterday. Here are my thoughts __________________________________________________ If you're looking to get married in Hawaii, to have your vows renewed, or just cool family pictures, please check out my company DREAM WEDDINGS HAWAII You can check out my movie reviews, and my storytelling curriculum (which is still in progress), at this page: SCRIPTWRITERSTEVE.COM My email is also at that site, so free feel to tell me how average I am. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bbq2movies/message

In the first episode of Season 2, Jerry Blackwell and Steve Schleicher discuss the prosecution of Derek Chauvin with host Bibi Badejo. In the first of this two-part interview they discuss their careers as advocates and break down their strategies for preparing the case. Jerry is the founding partner, CEO and chair of Blackwell Burke and is an award-winning corporate defence lawyer. He is also the founder of the Minnesota Association of Black Lawyers. Steve has also won several awards. He is a partner of Maslon LLP and his work focuses on high stakes criminal and civil litigation, government and internal investigations, and appellate practices. Please subscribe to The Advocacy Podcast and visit www.theadvocacypodcast.com for more information and additional resources. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dereck Chauvin entered a guilty plea in the federal charges stemming from the murder of George Floyd. The Government is seeking a sentence of 300 months (25 Years) to run concurrent to his state sentence of 22 an a half years. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/new-jersey-jay-on-the-rad/message

Continua lo crisis migratoria en la frontera con México, activistas están a la espera de una reforma migratoria.A partir de hoy el condado de Los Ángeles comenzó aplicar la tercera dosis de la vacuna de refuerzo contra el coronavirus para personas elegibles y trabajadores de alto riesgo.En california el próximo 30 de septiembre vence la moratoria estatal contra los desalojos.724 mil hogares en california aún no pagan su alquiler, el 46% son hispanos y el 54% están sin trabajo.Aprueban proyecto de ley para proteger el aborto.Dereck Chauvin apelará su sentencia de 22 años en prisión por el asesinato del afroamericano George Floyd.Un fiscal de la Florida pedirá la pena de muerte para el ex marine Bryan Riley, acusado del asesinato de cuatro personas.En la mira pasajeros agresivos, Delta propone crear lista de pasajeros a quienes no se les permita volar.El rebrote del coronavirus en el país está ocasionado nuevamente las llamadas “compras de pánico” que se vieron al inicio de la pandemia, tiendas como cosco limitan la compra de algunos productos.Activistas marcharon para pedir justicia climática.En chile se presentaron enfrentamientos entre la policía y migrantes venezolanos.La justicia estadounidense decidirá si concede o no la solicitud de extradición presentada por el gobierno de Perú para el expresidente Alejandro Toledo.En Perú creman los restos de Abimael Guzmán. 

On this episode, I began with the devastating news of the Surfside condo collapse and the history of buildings collapsing in that area. I also report on the potential causes of the collapse, survivor's stories, ongoing litigation, and multiple warnings about the building's infrastructure. After that, I report on the sentencing of Dereck Chauvin, Former MPD officer, involved in the murder of George Floyd. He was sentenced to 22.5 years in prison. I also talk about the fight for justice in the case of other police shootings as well. That segment was recorded last month, (the weekend after the weekend after the sentencing). Finally, the Last Note is about a new era in space exploration. History of Surfside- https://www.townofsurfsidefl.gov/residents/about-the-town-of-surfside History of Miami Building Collapses, Infrastructure Failures- https://www.wptv.com/news/state/miami-dade/history-of-building-structure-collapses-in-miami-dade-county 2018 Surfside Condo Report- https://www.townofsurfsidefl.gov/docs/default-source/default-document-library/town-clerk-documents/champlain-towers-south-public-records/8777-collins-ave---structural-field-survey-report.pdf?sfvrsn=882a1194_2 NPR Interview with Structural Engineer John Pistorino- https://www.npr.org/sections/live-updates-miami-area-condo-collapse/2021/06/29/1011201090/questions-persist-over-what-caused-champlain-towers-south-to-collapse Miami Herald Interview with Surfside Condo Survivor- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Tg_Z0sSNg4 Time Magazine Article on Terrance Franklin Death- https://time.com/6075094/terrance-franklin-shooting/ ______________________________________________________________________ Check Out My Other Podcast: DISGRACE- anchor.fm/disgrace U.S Presidents- anchor.fm/uspresidents --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thejeremiahpattersonshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thejeremiahpattersonshow/support

Adrían duerme el sueño de los justos (sic), Andrés es detenido nuevamente, Rodolfo conoce Nicaragua. Hablamos de la "Justicia"  que administra el estado, como manipula la persecusión penal y elige enjuiciar a unos con más severidad que a otros. [SPOILER]: enjuician con mas benevolencia a los suyos.

Nos fuimos en el vuelo de Rojo y Negro cubriendo lo que es el colapso del edificio en Miami, el aumento del sueldo mínimo en Puerto Rico, el veredicto de Dereck Chauvin, el acusado de haber asesinado a George Floyd y el video que subimos a nuestro instagram de un joven con su abuela. El tema principal de esta semana son los "Wake Up Calls", esos sucesos que nos marcan de una manera que nos hacen reaccionar y volver a caer en tiempo. Disfruten!

On Friday, Dereck Chauvin received 22 1/2 years in prison for the murder of George Floyd. Dr. Kaye and Baltimore-area attorney Ivan Bates weigh in on the sentencing. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Former Minneapolis police Officer Derek Chauvin has been sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison for the murder of George Floyd, whose dying gasps under Chauvin's knee led to the biggest outcry against racial injustice in the U.S. in generations. The punishment is one of the longest prison terms ever imposed on a U.S. police officer in the killing of a Black person. But some Floyd family members and others were disappointed. The sentence fell short of the 30 years prosecutors requested. With good behavior, Chauvin could be out in 15 years. He still faces a federal trial on charges of violating Floyd's civil rights. For the first hour of the show, click here. Download the WEAA Mobile App

Former Minneapolis Police Officer Dereck Chauvin is sentenced to 22 years and 6 months for killing George Floyd..

TGIF!!! Thank God it's Friday! Bernie and Sid send you into the weekend with the latest gaffes from Joe Biden, the Islanders play a game 7 tonight for a chance to play in the Stanley Cup Finals, Kamala Harris heads to the border (but not the spot where the problems are), Britney Spears fighting for freedom from her father, Joy Reid displays why she is the most disrespectful person on television, and Brandeis University gives their students a list of words they cannot use. Plus, Karen Curtis reports live from Florida to give the guys the latest on the apartment building that collapsed in Miami. Defense attorney Joe Tacopina joins the program to weigh in on everything from the Islanders to the Dereck Chauvin sentencing. Then it was Nassau County Executive Laura Curran and Mayor of Tampa Jane Castor in an interview that you are not going to want to miss as they have a bet on the Islanders game 7 tonight versus the Lightening in Tampa. And we round out the week with Lauren Conlin giving Bernie and Sid the latest from the entertainment world.

Today on the Rundown: 22.5 years for Dereck Chauvin. The former Minneapolis police officer finally spoke on his own behalf - and Lidia isn't too fond of his "apology." Bill Bratton Frank Morano and John Catsimatidis joined the show.

Today on the Rundown: 22.5 years for Dereck Chauvin. The former Minneapolis police officer finally spoke on his own behalf - and Lidia isn't too fond of his "apology." Bill Bratton Frank Morano and John Catsimatidis joined the show.

Today on Cats At Night: Rikki Klieman joined the show to discuss Dereck Chauvin 22.5 years prison sentence.

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In this conversation on race, I'm joined by Amy and Hardy Nickerson. Amy is an author, creator, lecturer, educational consultant, and diversity/inclusion/antiracism advocate. Hardy Nickerson is a Former NFL All Pro linebacker (16-year career), NFL and college coach, and Amy's husband of 32 years. He's a football consultant and strategist, online coach, and now an MBA candidate. In this episode Amy and Hardy talk about their experiences with police, racism and stereotyping, and concern for their children as African-Americans in the US. Key topics: [2:12] The frightening experience of a Black family driving through Florida and being stopped and interrogated by police for no reason. [4:47] How young Black boys get labeled aggressive early on in elementary school, while nothing happens to young white boys who are doing the same things. [12:55] What white people say to Black people to discount their experiences with race and racist police while driving [14:13] What white people can do and what they should not do if they are in a car with a Black friend who gets stopped by the police. [18:24] No matter how much money you have, if you are a Black person you are not immune to racism or racist violence. [26:43] Athletes  who are speaking out now.  The importance of voter registration and the threat or Black voter suppression [28:14] Why it can be dangerous for Black people to call the police even when they are victims of crimes. [31:09] Reactions to the George Floyd verdict of guilty for Dereck Chauvin [42:20] What bystanders need to do to be active allies and save lives. The importance of standing up and taking an action [54:00] How white people can school themselves, understand racism and be anti-racist Bio and Contact Info Amy Nickerson is an author, speaker, educational consultant, and antiracism & social justice advocate. Her book How Do You See Us?, an Amazon bestselling new release, details her family's harrowing accounts of encounters with police and the racism they often experience. Using their stories, Amy unpacks the long reach of racism in America, exploring how and why tensions continue to escalate. She addresses audiences ranging from local schools to the FBI National Academy, guiding conversations about race and social justice. Married 31 years to husband Hardy, former NFL All-Pro linebacker and NFL/College coach, and having raised three student-athletes, Amy also possesses extensive knowledge and understanding of sports at the professional, college and high school levels. She is experienced in curriculum development and college instruction specializing in student-athletes' experiences and the impact of structural forces and systemic racism on their lives. Amy holds two degrees from UC Berkeley – BA (Afro-American Studies/Social Sciences) and MA (Education – Cultural Studies of Sport in Education), and is a Board member and chair of the Education Committee for the Freedom Football League (FFL), a newly formed professional football league. Contact info: Book: How Do You See Us? Our Lived Realities of Being Viewed As a Threat Email LinkedIn Facebook Instagram HowDoYouSeeUs.com AmyNickerson.net   Hardy Nickerson Former NCAA Power 5 Defensive Coordinator and Former NFL Assistant Coach. Retired NFL Player, was 5x Pro Bowler, 4x NFL All-Pro, 1990's NFL All-Decade Team. Highly Skilled Football Coach, Team Leader and Change Agent. Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from UC Berkeley. Instagram Twitter  

Joe Biden n'avait aucune intention de s'impliquer dans le conflit israélo-palestinien. Les circonstances vont-elles l'y forcer ? Après la trêve, le président américain veut croire qu'il y a une opportunité pour avancer. "il a un coup de poker à jouer" d'après Jean-Claude Beaujour, vice-président du think tank France-Amériques, invité de Far West. Au programme également de ce nouvel épisode : 1 an la mort de George Floyd le 25 mai 2020, comment Joe Biden compte t-il s'attaquer à la question des violences policières ? La condamnation du policier Dereck Chauvin ouvre t-elle le début d'une nouvelle ère ? On en parle avec Catherine Jentile, la correspondante de Tf1 et LCI à Washington.

Ben Ramazani joins Daddy to discuss the Dereck Chauvin verdict, hoteps and unity in the Black community, and many more causes of Caucasian Tears! Follow Ben @BenjiFlowOn on IG Follow Daddy @Directordaddy on IG, TikTok, & Twitter --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daddy92/support

The Earth Devil Dereck Chauvin has officially filed an appeal to overturn the recent convictions in the George Floyd situation. How close to freedom is The Earth Devil? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/new-jersey-jay-on-the-rad/message

Nesta segunda, 3 de maio, Luiz Felipe Nunes e Gustavo Machado te contam as notícias mais importantes da quinzena - em 90 minutos. Tem CPI da covid, o novo Orçamento, Impeachment de Witzel, colapso na saúde indiana, Israel x Palestina, Cúpula do Clima e a condenação de Dereck Chauvin.

A weekly podcast exploring stories at the intersection of faith and culture through an inclusive Christian lens. This week Mitch and Autumn talk about Rick Santorum's comments about American heritage and the ongoing Covid-19 crisis in India. Later, Rev. Starlette Thomas joins the show to talk about the time she spent in Minneapolis following the guilty verdict in Dereck Chauvin's case. Can a community mourn and move the whole world forward?

A weekly podcast exploring stories at the intersection of faith and culture through an inclusive Christian lens. This week Mitch and Autumn talk about Rick Santorum's comments about American heritage and the ongoing Covid-19 crisis in India.Later, Rev. Starlette Thomas joins the show to talk about the time she spent in Minneapolis following the guilty verdict in Dereck Chauvin's case. Can a community mourn and move the whole world forward?

Dr. Oriola argues that following the trial of Dereck Chauvin the trial by jury as we know it may be obsolete in pluralistic, multicultural societies. He advocates for a fundamental rethink based on the Japanese model.

Dereck Chauvin has been found guilty on all three charges for the death of George Floyd. BBLs are at a hault, according to Miami plastic surgeon Dr. Altman.  Joseline Hernandez has given Wendy Williams a good midweek read. Lizzo shot her shot with Chris Evans, and the girls are neck-deep in shows to watch.  Don't miss for the first time ever, our QOD segment featuring our very own listeners as they discuss who's the better cheater between women and men.   

Dimelo Lindx. Welcome to the 9th episode of Season 4!!! This week the ladies discuss assholes. Unfortunately Mari is having some rectal issues, Zuly finds some interesting anal information, and the Am I The Asshole segment rounds it up to be an episode to be mostly about assholes in different contexts. Speaking of assholes, the ladies also discuss the Dereck Chauvin guilty verdict and the policing in black communities issues. So sit back and grab your cocktails and enjoy this conversation along with the ladies of El Salon. The ladies are now recording with Riverside FM and if you'd like to watch instead of listen, head on over to YouTube and check out the video version of the podcast. If you have any suggestions, opinion, questions, or comments about this or any episode, please send us a QlonaGram at ElSalonChronicles@gmail.com or DM us via IG. Let’s have a conversation. If you like the podcast, please share the podcast with your family, friends, and significant other. You can support us by finding us across all platforms and rating, liking, and review us. If you chat about us, please use the hashtags #Qlona #ElSalonChronicles or #DimeloLinda so that we can see and share you as well. If you want to help the sustainability of El Salon, please consider becoming a patron on Patreon. Become a monthly sustaining member or make a one time contribution. Every little bit helps. You can also contribute via Paypal, $elsalonchronicles on CashApp and Venmo or you can purchase our merchandise at www.ElSalonChronicles.com

-Dumbfu*k of the week: Las Vegas Raiders Twitter for posting “I Can Breathe” following the Dereck Chauvin verdict -Fan of the week: Battle of the Josh's crowning a 5 year old Supreme Josh -The Pentagon confirmed leaked video of a UFO is legitimate. Taken by Navy pilot of the coast of San Diego in July 2019 -Invincible is the best show out currently -FatWS wrap up --What's new in music? Save Your Tears (Remix) - The Weeknd, Ariana Grande Come Through - H.E.R., Chris Brown Nurture - Porter Robinson Gone - Jorja Smith Just Until… - Cordae Michigan Boy Beat - Lil Yachty DJ Khaled's album is 99% done --Sports RIP Terrace Clarke UFC is climbing the ranks Chris Weidman broke his leg, Thug Rose winning, Usman knocking out Masvidal NFL draft is this Thursday April 29th Trevor Lawrence deal (crypto talk) Spotify founder Daniel Ek wants to buy Arsenal LeBron is coming back very soon Steph Curry appreciation talk -Dean's Factoid of the week: Hair -Who's Horny of the week: Freddie Gibbs. Commented “shoot me” on Saweetie's IG ad for Call of Duty

The Henny Haters Club, with special guest DJ Mel, discuss the Dereck Chauvin trial decision, meeting your doppelgänger, using old people slang, Meg's break, and people having the capability of being "ain't sh*t". --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/henny-haters-club/support

Episode 13 is here!!! Keith starts us off with a little sample of Drake (0.00), Keith gets into all the car trouble he has had the past week (1:04), Drew provides us with what we are sippin on and our US history of the week (6:21), The fellas discuss the Dereck Chauvin trial and the impact it has had on each one of them and Keith goes on a mini rant (16:11), John and Keith detail the agony of the latest challenge they did which was the Fast Food Burger rating (42:57), John and Drew discuss the Dogecoin craze and how it compares to Bitcoin (1:11:15), Keith details how he sent a gruesome video to John from the latest UFC ppv and Drew refuses to open it up on his phone (1:22:20), Song of the week/Final Thoughts (1:26:38).Song of the Week:John: Bill Withers- Lovely DayDrew: 2pac- Brenda's Got a BabyKeith: Snoh Aalegra ft Pharell Williams- Whoa remix

On this episode of the What Do You Think About Podcast. The fellas discuss Dereck Chauvin’s verdict, If you had a chance to hold a world record what would it be for?  Government is cracking down on people that have taken PPP loan and are not able to pay them back. What would you rather have the love or the money? Plus much much more.........

Today on Cats at Night - Bill O'Reilly joined the show to discuss President Joe Biden's riveting speech after the Dereck Chauvin trial.

The fellas celebrate the Dereck Chauvin conviction as well as covering more madness taking place in the world.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fixyourcrown/message

Tori Kimball, TPUSA's campus coordinator for BYU and host of the podcast "America as I see it", joins me for a long conversation about the state of the country, conservatism, and  BYU. We delve into the shift to leftism at BYU, respond to the verdict of Dereck Chauvin,  disagree about country music, and so much more. 

This episode of the South Carolina Lede for April 24, 2021, features: a look at what bills made moves in the state legislature this week; an update on the future of Santee Cooper; South Carolina reaction to the Dereck Chauvin trial verdict; and more.

The murder trial of Dereck Chauvin came to an end last week. In past episodes we've discussed extensively the ideas and tensions underlying police brutality, so in this episode we simply consider, very briefly, what's next after the guilty verdict. Then we move into some deep reflection on the role of anti-Asian bigotry in our collective conscious, and how that informs the bright but brief publicity of #StopAsianHate. Finally, we take a quick look at how our white savior complex can disguise itself as passion and purpose, sneakily poisoning and undermining the ways we show up as anti-racists.

After 14 days of testamony, the Dereck Chauvin verdict is in.....    Chill Will is sitting in the airport waiting for the jurors to come back and T-boogie is in her car.  Also what's up with the death of rappers DMX and Black Rob?  Chill tells his DMX story and we need everyone to go watch the movie Belly and tell us DMX wasn't a good actor.  Oh yeah.......   #stopthebonnet

Isaac and Bri are back with a look at a new deal between Sony and Disney for some future Spider-Man movies coming to Disney+, a verdict has been reached in the trial of Dereck Chauvin, and brands have honest slogans for once.

This has been a heavy week full of triumphs and some losses. We lost a couple of legendary people in hip hop including DMX and Black Rob. This week we will be celebrating the life of DMX. We will be providing a Top 5 V 5 playlist with some of his most popular hits. Jay Manning will be breaking down the lyrics to LL Cool J Ft. Redman, Method Man, Canibus & DMX's, "4,3,2,1" on the Bar Breakdown (23:03) and on the Daily Bread (5:40), he will be covering Master P and his latest business endeavor. On the Hot Plate (7:11) Kia will cover Dereck Chauvin's latest verdict, the passing of Black Rob and the funeral arrangements for our very own, DMX. Jay Manning will also be covering the latest in sports on the Huddle House (12:55). The Health Inspection(13:49) will contain the breaking news regarding COVID vaccines and politics. Lastly, we will be sending our prayers on Who Got Grace(27:12) to those we have lost and the people and things that mean the most to us. We lost a few soldiers, but we also got the justice we've deserved. It's been an intense week, but press play on the latest episode of Music IV Breakfast! Rest in peace DMX, Black Rob & George Floyd!

This week Ceo of Trippy Hippy and LoveBug Edwin stop by and we chop it up about the Dereck Chauvin verdict, also we talk about past events we all experienced in school and more... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/datboi-kool11/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/datboi-kool11/support

Si fue una sentencia “coyuntural” o si marcará un antes y un después en la consolidación de los derechos humanos hacia sociedades más justas, tolerantes, equitativas e inclusivas -como muchos se plantean- eso está por verse. Pero hoy, el mundo entero -no solo Estados Unidos- puede observar cómo la balanza se equilibra en la defensa del reconocimiento de la condición humana por encima del color. Dereck Chauvin, el policía que aplastó hasta la muerte a George Floyd aquel desgraciado 25 de mayo en una calle de Minneapolis, fue declarado culpable de los tres cargos de asesinato que se le imputaban. Aunque la sentencia se dará a conocer en las próximas semanas, el martes, los millones de estadounidenses que esperaban el fallo del jurado que tardó tan solo 10 horas en emitir su sentencia, así como los centenares de policías desplegados en varias ciudades anticipando disturbios y protestas (que finalmente fueron gritos de celebración y algarabía) respiraron hondo. El presidente Joe Biden no tardó en tomar el teléfono para congratularse con la familia Floyd. “El racismo sistémico es una mancha en el alma de la Nación… Este es un paso gigante para la justicia en Estados Unidos”, dijo. Y tanto así que al día siguiente, el Departamento de Justicia anunció que investiga ya a la policía de Minneapolis para determinar si las tácticas que aplican se ajustan o no a la ley. El Fiscal General Merry Garland explicó que la indagación establecerá si existe un patrón o una práctica de vigilancia policial inconstitucional o ilegal que pueda llevar a cambios significativos en las acciones de vigilancia de las fuerzas del orden en Minnesota, dado que el fallo judicial no aborda los problemas potencialmente sistémicos de la vigilancia policial. Esos mismos problemas por los que durante décadas de racismo entronizado, los ciudadanos afrodescendientes han sufrido la conculcación de sus derechos. Como le sucedió a Floyd, hoy convertido en héroe y mártir de la larga lucha de “las vidas negras importan”. Esto es para la historia. Y por eso hacemos un análisis en de este suceso de la humanidad con el politólogo Alfonso Rojas.

The verdict is out. Where were you when it went down? How did you feel? How do you feel now? Are you hopeful? Optimistic? Still pessimistic about cops and Black America? The crew opens up on their feelings and continue to paint a picture of what it's like being black in America. 

Ma'Khia Bryant shooting In Ohio and LeBron James' deleted tweet; Judge Jeanie Pirro's comments on Dereck Chauvin verdict; Home Depot boycott; student loan relief; teenager accidently moves into retirement community and much more……

ESTE FUE EL ELSEGMENTO SEMANAL DEL PROGRAMA Hoy Mismo con José Elías Torres PARA EL MIÉRCOLES, 21 DE ABRIL DE 2021: WPAB-550 AM El impacto real del veredicto de culpabilidad contra Dereck Chauvin y la importancia del caso George Floyd a nivel global y lo que esto representa para Puerto Rico. Seguimiento a investigación sobre informe de la Oficina del Inspector General (OIG) que confirmó traqueteos en el Departamento de Salud bajo contratos con Manpower a exempleados. Ola de crímenes violentos en Puerto Rico (con siete asesinatos en dos días) se relaciona al aumento dramático de la cocaína confiscada en las costas de Puerto Rico. Pugna entre legisladores y el gobernador por los nombramientos, después de colgarle a la nominada a Educación, Elba Aponte, quien regresó a su puesto de maestra de educación especial. Derrotado el nombramiento de Jesús González Cruz como secretario interino de Educación. Sin confirmar el Secretario de Salud, Dr. Carlos Mellado. Problemas con la confirmación del Contralor, Manuel Torres. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sandrarodriguezcotto/support

Un passo avanti contro il razzismo sistemico che è una macchia per l'anima del nostro Paese. Così si esprime il Presidente Joe Biden nelle ore successive la sentenza di condanna contro Dereck Chauvin, accusato con prove schiaccianti dell'uccisione dell'afroamericano George Floyd a Minneapolis, durante un normale accertamento di polizia trasformato nella morte in diretta, ripresa da cittadini e dalle telecamere dei negozi. Ha ragione Biden. Per la prima volta il mondo ha potuto assistere dal vivo all'esecuzione di un uomo indifeso da parte di un agente che invece doveva assicurare la sicurezza dei cittadini. Floyd era innocente, ma quanti altri come lui sono morti nelle strade d'America, uccisi da abusi di potere? Tanti, tantissimi, molti di più dei meri numeri delle statistiche. Ora il Dipartimento di Giustizia americano si appresta ad annunciare un'indagine sulle pratiche usate dalla polizia di Minneapolis dopo il verdetto della giuria su Derek Chauvin per la morte di George Floyd. Cioè un'indagine sul cosiddetto "spirito di corpo" che fa quadrato sui reati commessi da suoi appartenenti. Vale per gli Stati uniti e vale per le polizie di gran parte dell'universo. Si tratta di un meccanismo di copertura e di difesa omertoso. Su questo Biden dovrà confrontarsi, magari mettendo in campo una delle grandi riforme mai applicate: l'applicazione degli articoli della Costituzione americana, quelli relativi al rispetto dei diritti umani.

There has been a lot of gender talks of late and the eternal debate of stereotypical roles in the house has been kicked off again by the none other than The Game. A lot of women have taken the statement that a man should pay for everything but did not embrace the traditional aspect of things from a womanly perspective and it goes to show you one of the causes of the many issues in our generation. When people take things, celebrities say and allow it to inflate their expectations, it comes with dangerous consequences and a disassociation with the reality they are surrounded by. Being head of the house is typically bestowed upon a man, but it can come with many challenges when it is placed on a child’s head in place of a father. Some sons go to extreme lengths to fix problems in the home, but in situations of poverty parents may be tempted to accept money from illicit sources even if it comes at the detriment of a child. A parent should have the long sightedness that often eludes children, but desperate times can make you do desperate things. There are times you have to accept the punches life gives you and get up tougher, but many have not been advised in this way, quick fixes are always available but often come with lifelong consequences as AR-Ab found out. Jail time is not just reserved for drug traffickers and as Dereck Chauvin guilty conviction circulated a wave of jubilation swept America and beyond. Will this set a precedent going forward or is there still more to be done before we start using words such as justice. Football became divided when the villainous big six and other big European clubs proposed to form their own justice league to ultimately maximise profits. The plans were rapidly shut down which goes to show the power of the people and how carefully people at the top have to move. Find out about all this and more in and exceptional edition of TheNineToFivers Podcast.

Blas Moreno y Eduardo Saldaña analizan la situación de la política global en Julia en la Onda. 

Un passo avanti contro il razzismo sistemico che è una macchia per l'anima del nostro Paese. Così si esprime il Presidente Joe Biden nelle ore successive la sentenza di condanna contro Dereck Chauvin, accusato con prove schiaccianti dell'uccisione dell'afroamericano George Floyd a Minneapolis, durante un normale accertamento di polizia trasformato nella morte in diretta, ripresa da cittadini e dalle telecamere dei negozi. Ha ragione Biden. Per la prima volta il mondo ha potuto assistere dal vivo all'esecuzione di un uomo indifeso da parte di un agente che invece doveva assicurare la sicurezza dei cittadini. Floyd era innocente, ma quanti altri come lui sono morti nelle strade d'America, uccisi da abusi di potere? Tanti, tantissimi, molti di più dei meri numeri delle statistiche. Ora il Dipartimento di Giustizia americano si appresta ad annunciare un'indagine sulle pratiche usate dalla polizia di Minneapolis dopo il verdetto della giuria su Derek Chauvin per la morte di George Floyd. Cioè un'indagine sul cosiddetto "spirito di corpo" che fa quadrato sui reati commessi da suoi appartenenti. Vale per gli Stati uniti e vale per le polizie di gran parte dell'universo. Si tratta di un meccanismo di copertura e di difesa omertoso. Su questo Biden dovrà confrontarsi, magari mettendo in campo una delle grandi riforme mai applicate: l'applicazione degli articoli della Costituzione americana, quelli relativi al rispetto dei diritti umani.

Un passo avanti contro il razzismo sistemico che è una macchia per l'anima del nostro Paese. Così si esprime il Presidente Joe Biden nelle ore successive la sentenza di condanna contro Dereck Chauvin, accusato con prove schiaccianti dell'uccisione dell'afroamericano George Floyd a Minneapolis, durante un normale accertamento di polizia trasformato nella morte in diretta, ripresa da cittadini e dalle telecamere dei negozi. Ha ragione Biden. Per la prima volta il mondo ha potuto assistere dal vivo all'esecuzione di un uomo indifeso da parte di un agente che invece doveva assicurare la sicurezza dei cittadini. Floyd era innocente, ma quanti altri come lui sono morti nelle strade d'America, uccisi da abusi di potere? Tanti, tantissimi, molti di più dei meri numeri delle statistiche. Ora il Dipartimento di Giustizia americano si appresta ad annunciare un'indagine sulle pratiche usate dalla polizia di Minneapolis dopo il verdetto della giuria su Derek Chauvin per la morte di George Floyd. Cioè un'indagine sul cosiddetto "spirito di corpo" che fa quadrato sui reati commessi da suoi appartenenti. Vale per gli Stati uniti e vale per le polizie di gran parte dell'universo. Si tratta di un meccanismo di copertura e di difesa omertoso. Su questo Biden dovrà confrontarsi, magari mettendo in campo una delle grandi riforme mai applicate: l'applicazione degli articoli della Costituzione americana, quelli relativi al rispetto dei diritti umani.

This podcast contains material that may not be suitable for all listeners...YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. This week we have Eric Strong back as a guest to discuss the Dereck Chauvin conviction...GUILTY GUILTY GUILTY!!!! As well as other cases of police shootings and murdering of black bodies. Also Eric makes an official announcement....YOU HEARD IT HERE FIRST! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatareyoubringing/support

This week, I discuss the verdicts in the Derek Chauvin trial, why side effects keep me from taking prescription medication, the passing of Walter Mondale, and staying true to the show - crop dusting.

The Dereck Chauvin verdict is in. Guilty on all 3 charges. Word on the Street takes calls from listeners on the Cox Media Network in Jacksonville, Tulsa, Athens, and on our home station in Atlanta. Question of the Night: Did the jury get it right?

El impacto real del veredicto de culpabilidad contra Dereck Chauvin y la importancia del caso George Floyd a nivel global y lo que esto representa para Puerto Rico. "Nadie debería estar por encima de la ley y el veredicto envía ese mensaje, pero no es suficiente. No podemos parar aquí", declaró el presidente de los Estados Unidos, Joe Biden. Pero el cambio se resiste: Una cámara corporal muestra a un policía matando a tiros a una afroamericana de 16 años el mismo día del anuncio del veredicto contra Derek Chauvin. A nivel local: Pugna entre legisladores y el gobernador por los nombramientos, después de colgarle a la nominada a Educación, Elba Aponte, quien regresó a su puesto de maestra de educación especial. Derrotado el nombramiento de Jesús González Cruz como secretario interino de Educación. Sin confirmar el Secretario de Salud, Dr. Carlos Mellado. Problemas con la confirmación del Contralor, Manuel Torres. El gobierno propone que el alza en la tarifa de los peajes entre en vigor en enero de 2022.La administración Pierluisi analiza la inversión que requieren las carreteras y la forma de conseguir el capital, sin descartar la privatización. Sigue el maltrato a las islas municipio de Vieques y Culebra: Barcaza que alquila la ATM encalla tras chocar con el muelle de Culebra. La ATM aseguró que el incidente se produjo “debido a la marea picada”. Mientras, insatisfecho el alcalde de Vieques tras reunión con funcionarios del gobierno en La Fortaleza. Las clases presenciales continuarán suspendidas debido a la alta transmisión del COVID-19 en la isla. Hacen un GoFundMe para Residentes de Neurocirugía en Puerto Rico Reportan "deterioro" de la libertad de prensa en el mundo Éstas y otras noticias, hoy En Blanco y Negro con Sandra. - - - Este programa se transmite por las siguientes emisoras, y por sus respectivas plataformas digitales, y aplicaciones para dispositivos Apple y Android: 1. Radio Grito 1200AM: Lares 2. Radio Grito 93.3 FM Aguadilla 3. X61 610 AM: Patillas y toda la zona sureste 4. X61 94.3 FM: Patillas-Guayama 5. Cadena WIAC - WYAC 930 AM: Cabo Rojo-Mayagüez 6. Cadena WIAC – WISA 1390 AM Isabela 7. Cadena WIAC - WIAC 740 AM: Área metropolitana 8. WLRP 1460 AM Radio Raíces: La voz del Pepino en San Sebastián 9. Mi Podcast: Anchor, SoundCloud y demás. https://anchor.fm/sandrarodriguezcotto 10. La retransmisión del programa a las 8 PM en diferido por la emisora en la web Radio Acromática.com por TuneIn Radio Redes Sociales: FACEBOOK, TWITTER, INSTAGRAM, LINKEDIN · E-mail: Enblancoynegroconsandra@gmail.com · BLOG: http://enblancoynegromedia.blogspot.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sandrarodriguezcotto/support

Après trois semaines de procès, les jurés se sont retirés lundi pour débattre de la culpabilité du policier blanc Derek Chauvin dans la mort de l'Afro-Américain George Floyd en mai 2020. Ils l'ont reconnu coupable de meurtre, homicide involontaire et violences précédant la mort, les trois chefs d'inculpation qui le visaient. Pour Abnousse Shalmani, Dereck Chauvin était forcément condamné. Elle nous explique pourquoi. 48h après l'annonce de sa "création", la Super Ligue n'a pas fait long feu. La majorité des clubs qui auraient dû y participer, parmi lesquels l'intégralité des clubs anglais, y ont renoncé. Le projet de Super Ligue n'existe plus sans les clubs anglais. Pour Jean-Michel Apathie, c'est la victoire du peuple. La Nasa a annoncé mercredi le report de son vol habité avec Space X vers la Station spatiale internationale en raison d'une météo défavorable. Initialement prévu jeudi, le décollage de Thomas Pesquet attendra donc un jour supplémentaire. Pour François Lenglet, derrière cette incroyable aventure humaine, il y a une nouvelle guerre des étoiles. Du lundi au vendredi, à partir de 18h, David Pujadas apporte toute son expertise pour analyser l'actualité du jour avec pédagogie.

The left basically abolished the police as Derek Chauvin is found guilty in the death of George Flyod. Flyod died of a drug overdose while being arrested and nothing officer Chauvin did caused Flyod's death or caused any real injury. That didn't matter to the left, with threats of violence if found not guilty and the jury reasonably scared of being doxed and having the mob come after them and their families voted to conflict Chauvin. If police officers know that responding to a crime and enforcement of the laws means they will be prosecuted if forced to defend themselves, or if the person dies of a drug overdose or even a heart attack why then would they bother responding to a crime? Knowing this, police officers will be walking off the job in mass with no replacements as you would have to be insane to become a police officer knowing that anytime you respond to a crime means they will be politically prosecuted. this means that it's Christmas for criminals. We could say this is a return to the rules of the wild west, but if police officers are politically prosecuted what do you think will happen to you if you defend yourself? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thejacobjohnstonshow/message

Today on the Rundown - Governor David Patterson joined the show. Reactions to the Dereck Chauvin trial. Lidia's killer AOC impression. Congressman Peter King is a legend.

Tonight on the Last Word: Dereck Chauvin is convicted of all counts of murder and manslaughter in George Floyd’s death. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz talks to Lawrence about the work that still needs to be done. Joy Reid joins Lawrence with her reflections on today’s historic verdict. And Congresswoman Joyce Beatty, the chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, talks to Lawrence about how to live up to George Floyd’s legacy. Lawrence gives a special last word dedicated to the heroism of Darnella Frazier, the teenager who recorded George Floyd’s death. Kirk Burkhalter, Marq Claxton, Eugene Robinson and Jelani Cobb also join Lawrence O’Donnell. 

In today's episode I will be doing a brief overview of my thoughts on the guilty verdict of Dereck Chauvin and what it means for Black people in America. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Un passo avanti contro il razzismo sistemico che è una macchia per l'anima del nostro Paese. Così si esprime il Presidente Joe Biden nelle ore successive la sentenza di condanna contro Dereck Chauvin, accusato con prove schiaccianti dell'uccisione dell'afroamericano George Floyd a Minneapolis, durante un normale accertamento di polizia trasformato nella morte in diretta, ripresa da cittadini e dalle telecamere dei negozi. Ha ragione Biden. Per la prima volta il mondo ha potuto assistere dal vivo all'esecuzione di un uomo indifeso da parte di un agente che invece doveva assicurare la sicurezza dei cittadini. Floyd era innocente, ma quanti altri come lui sono morti nelle strade d'America, uccisi da abusi di potere? Tanti, tantissimi, molti di più dei meri numeri delle statistiche. Ora il Dipartimento di Giustizia americano si appresta ad annunciare un'indagine sulle pratiche usate dalla polizia di Minneapolis dopo il verdetto della giuria su Derek Chauvin per la morte di George Floyd. Cioè un'indagine sul cosiddetto "spirito di corpo" che fa quadrato sui reati commessi da suoi appartenenti. Vale per gli Stati uniti e vale per le polizie di gran parte dell'universo. Si tratta di un meccanismo di copertura e di difesa omertoso. Su questo Biden dovrà confrontarsi, magari mettendo in campo una delle grandi riforme mai applicate: l'applicazionedegli articoli della Costituzione americana, quelli relativi al rispetto dei diritti umani.

Before the election, Bert was always watching the news. Eventually, he started feeling like it was negatively impacting him, so he started watching it less.It's been a game-changer for him mentally. However, Bert feels guilty because he wasn't up to date on the Dereck Chauvin case. So Bert wants to know, is he the only one that's been watching the news less? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Learn a lesson from someone else's experience. You can choose to be who you want to be. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rbhr-lovematters/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rbhr-lovematters/support

Today on the Rundown - Congressmen Peter King joined the show. We patiently await the verdict of the Dereck Chauvin trial.

On today’s episode the ladies discuss a myriad of issues from the Dereck Chauvin trial to Shaq buying a couple their engagement ring. Would you be okay with someone besides your spouse buying your engagement ring? Devin and Morgan update you on their answer as well as thoughts from the Diamond Club as a whole. Today’s episode also entails a clarification on mass murder vs mass shootings and the ladies question why America sees so much of both. Tune in to hear Devin and Morgan’s opinion on these and other current topics happening in our world today!To send us your questions, stories or anything you’re pressed about, email us at DontBePressed@gmail.com. And be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @DontBePressedPod. If you'd like us to promote you during an ad break you can either reach out to us on FB, Instagram, or Twitter or send us an email. 

John Catsimatidis with guest host Lidia Curanaj discuss the results of the Dereck Chauvin trial. Congressman Peter King, Commissioner Ray Kelly & Governor David Patterson join the show.

Juror deliberations continue for a second day in the Derek Chauvin murder. Chauvin has pleaded not guilty to third-degree murder, second-degree murder, and second-degree manslaughter in the death of George Floyd. Floyd, who was unarmed, died after the former Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck for over nine minutes during an arrest in May 2020.Joining Nancy Grace today: Jim Elliott - Of Counsel, Butler Snow LLP, www.butlersnow.com, Instagram: JimElliott1957 Dr. Jorey Krawczyn [KRAW-ZIN] - Police Psychologist, Adjunct Faculty with Saint Leo University; Research Consultant with Blue Wall Institute, Author: Operation S.O.S. - Practical Recommendations to Help “Stop Officer Suicide” (July 2021) bw-institute.com Dr. William Morrone - Chief Medical Examiner, Bay County Michigan, Author: "American Narcan: Naloxone & Heroin-Fentanyl Associated Mortality", RecoveryPathwaysLLC.com Karen L. Smith - Forensic Expert, Lecturer at the University of Florida, Host of Shattered Souls Podcast, @KarensForensic, barebonesforensic.com Kristy Mazurek - Emmy Award-winning Investigative Reporter, President of Successful Strategies PR and Crisis Communications Firm

During this weeks episode Curt James and the production crew discuss when its appropriate to introduce a woman to your family(8:30). They also discuss the Johnson & Johnson vaccine being paused(18:35) along with the widespread shootings from police officers in the United States(24:55). Following the first commercial break the guys briefly discuss Usher Bucks along with strip club etiquette(46:08). The guys also discuss the new Big Scarr project, Conway the Machines new album, Dwayne Wade transitioning into ownership, SnowFall and plenty of other topics. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and repost if you enjoy the podcast. Subscribe to "In The Cut with Curt James Podcast" everywhere that streams podcasts. Subscribe to Curt James Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_Vidc9pn5JbXCfy6A5L39w

If there was ever an episode that lived up to the idea of this show - nothing in particular - this is that episode. My experience with the COVID vaccine, cars with bad ass names, the masters tournament and why I love golf as much as I do, why having me on your side is probably the kiss of death, how my movie watching habits affected my Instagram feed, recent police brutality, earthquakes and other natural disasters, Bernie Madoff, sign language interpreters, and how a Chinese woman got revenge on a douchebag who sent her harassing texts. It's the episode that has no point from the podcast that has no point.

My frustrating journey to getting my first COVID vaccination, adding my own lines of dialog to movies, week 2 of the Chauvin trial, the end of March Madness, Matt Gaetz looks to be in really hot water, MLB's extra innings rule and what it would look like if real life situations worked on overtime rules, Georgia's new legislation on voting reform, the Masters tournament and the racist south, the good old days, and my recent experience witnessing an absolute disaster of a first date.

We look at the truth regarding the George Floyd murder and its resulting Dereck Chauvin trial, and also look at the media narrative regarding the race of various shooters and aggressors in a recent spree of American violence from the Atlanta shooting, to the Colorado shooting, to the murder of the Uber Eats driver, and more.

The Dereck Chauvin trial is underway and we are waiting to see if justice will be served.  The CBS TV show "The Talk" is back on TV but without Sharon Osbourne.  Is that a good thing? Last but not least Chill Will needs T-Boogie to tell him who Derrick Jaxn is and what he did.   Also Chill is creating a new hasgtag....   #stopthebonnet

The Dereck Chauvin trial, why I hate typing on a phone, mukbang, a solution to domestic gun violence, why disclaimers in radio commercials need to change, human rights violations in China, race relations. Oh, and ear sex..

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Cop and devil, Dereck Chauvin's trial is about to begin with jury selection about concluded. My perspective on this situation and more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/new-jersey-jay-on-the-rad/message

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Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! #revolucion #social #EEUU El jefe de la Policía de Minneapolis, #Medaria #Arradondo, está convencido del crimen que cometió uno de sus subalternos y que el silencio es cómplice de los oitros tres oficiales que no detuvieron a Dereck Chauvin cuando presionó su rodilla sobre el cuello del hombre negro de 45 años. En Puerto Rico, la Gobernadora ni el lideratoEscucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Bonita Radio. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/90599

La alcaldesa de Chicago, Lori Lightfoot, llamó hoy a reconstruir los negocios de la ciudad destrozados por manifestantes y dijo que su gobierno dirigirá esos esfuerzos.   Tras un fin de semana caótico que generaron las protestas por la muerte del afroamericano George Floyd, en Minnesota, Lori dejó en claro que la ciudad será reconstruida y que ella personalmente dirigirá los esfuerzos por resarcir los daños.   Las protestas por la muerte Floyd, estrangulado por un policía de Minnesota, convirtieron parte de Chicago en una “zona de guerra” con feroces enfrentamientos entre manifestantes y policías, y una ola de saqueos, incendios de autos, edificios y destrozos a negocios en varios vecindarios de la ciudad. La ciudad, que sufre un conocido problema de violencia entre pandillas, registró además 80 víctimas por disparos con armas de fuego, según el reporte de la Policía. Lightfoot, dijo que se ha puesto en contacto con las cámaras de comercio y ha desplegado trabajadores de limpieza para reconstruir los daños de los negocios. Lightfoot negó que se haya dado prioridad a los negocios del centro de la ciudad (downtown), en detrimento a los del Oeste y el Sur, escenario se vandalismo. "Vamos a reconstruir la ciudad y nuestro gobierno dirigirá las labores de reconstrucción", prometió la alcaldesa. "No abandonaremos a nuestros vecindarios. No dejaremos a la ciudad en ruinas", dijo.     Lo que empezó hace unos días pacíficamente por el reclamo de justicia a Floyd devino en un verdadero caos, no obstante el toque de queda decretado por la alcaldesa Lightfoot, y la presencia de la Guardia Nacional que, según el gobierno, tiene la misión de apoyar al cuerpo policial. .     Floyd murió asfixiado con el pie en el cuello de un un policía de Minnesota, en un hecho filmado por un transeúnte y convertido en viral, levantando la ira y el dolor a lo largo del país. Dos días después del incidente, uno de los oficiales involucrado en los hechos, Dereck Chauvin, fue arrestado y acusado de asesinato de tercer grado y homicidio involuntario.   El arresto no aplacó la furia de los manifestantes como se demuestra en imágenes repetidas de costa a costa, en una reacción en cadena de un país que en los últimos años ha visto morir a un sinnúmero de afroamericanos víctima de la brutalidad policial.  Los manifestantes y líderes por los derechos civiles reclaman una sentencia más fuerte para Chauvin y que los otros tres policías involucrados en el incidente también deben ser arrestados y acusados de homicidio.   Frente a los incidentes violentos en todos el país, las autoridades han impuesto  toques de que en al menos 40 ciudades y han desplegado a los miembros de la Guardia Nacional en 15 estados y Washington, DC, donde también hubo manifestaciones frente a la Casa Blanca y el presidente Trump debió ser evacuado a un lugar seguro.   Por otro lado, varios incidentes, algunos recogidos en videos, echan más gasolina al fuego de las protestas. Un video de la ciudad de Nueva York parece mostrar un camioneta del Departamento de Policía arremetiendo contra una multitud, mientras que en Minnesota, un hombre condujo un camión cisterna a través contra manifestantes y fue acusado de asalto. Asimismo, un joven de 21 años murió baleado a Detroit durante la protesta y siete policías fueron heridos en Boston.    Según reportes, alrededor de 4.000 personas han sido arrestadas desde que comenzaron las primeras oleadas de indignación por la muerte de Floyd la semana pasada.

#revolucion #social #EEUU El jefe de la Policía de Minneapolis, #Medaria #Arradondo, está convencido del crimen que cometió uno de sus subalternos y que el silencio es cómplice de los oitros tres oficiales que no detuvieron a Dereck Chauvin cuando presionó su rodilla sobre el cuello del hombre negro de 45 años. En Puerto Rico, la Gobernadora ni el liderato

El siguiente audio puede ser considerado no apto para personas sensibles. Recomendamos cautela. Esta cápsula es un mensaje para ti antirracista, principalmente para ti, blanco. Cuando concebimos Muy polite podcast, lo concebimos con la idea de divertir e informar. Creamos este espacio para tener una voz en la que podamos expresar libremente nuestras opiniones, con respeto y de forma lúdica. Lo creamos con el intuito de ofrecer un espacio también para todas las minorías. Sabiendo que como creadores de contenido tenemos una responsabilidad con la sociedad y con los pocos o muchos oyente que podamos alcanzar, venimos aquí hoy a levantar una bandera, la de no al racismo, la de #VidasNegrasImportan. George Floyd fue asesinado esta por un policía en Minneapolis, EUA. A lo largo de estos días hemos podido ver imágenes en las cuales se ven a agente policiales asfixiándolo, en sus esfuerzos por inmovilizarlo, a pesar de que Floyd no oponía resistencia. Horas más tarde la policía dio a conocer que Floyd falleció en el hospital… Se sabe que los agentes han sido despedidos de sus cargos y uno de ellos, el que lo estaba reduciendo, Dereck Chauvin, fue acusado de homicidio involuntario. Esto desató las protestas en EAU este fin de semana. Tuvimos la muerte de un adolescente, João Pedro, en Río de Janeiro, durante la invasión de su casa en una persecución policial en una comunidad. No vamos a entrar en detalles sobre la muerte de George y João, porque esperamos que todos ya los sepan. Tenemos que parar y comenzar a reflexionar. George fue asesinado por un policía. João Pedro fue asesinado por un policía. Las dos personas murieron a manos de una institución que se supone que nos protege. No hay justificación. No hay justificación para sus muertes, no, y es inútil difamar a estas personas principalmente ahora que están muertas. Tenemos dos muertes de dos hombres negros por parte de la policía y esto no es una coincidencia, esto es una constante. Las personas negras son personas que pertenecen a minorías y esto demuestra que estas personas son víctimas y víctimas muy fáciles, son los primeros en morir. Tenemos que comenzar a prestar atención y tomar una posición en contra de eso. Y es por ello que estamos aquí hoy. Este es un tema que no podemos dejar pasar, que no podemos dejar morir como lo hicieron esos dos hombres, así que es hora de que comencemos a obtener información para evitar que ocurran más de estos eventos. Estamos viviendo un momento de caos. Anda, enciende la televisión, mira las noticias, verás el caos que está sucediendo. ¿Cuál es tu posición con respecto a esto? Ahora estamos viendo una gran protesta en los Estados Unidos, una locura gigante, una enorme indignación... la gente está enojada y el odio, el odio mueve a muchas personas... Quiero decirte algo: no fuimos los negros quienes inventamos el racismo, el racismo no es algo en nuestras cabezas, miremos hacia los hechos, estamos allí en el mapa de la violencia, estamos en los números, estamos en las estadísticas. Te preguntarás entonces cómo ayudar en la lucha antirracista? Bueno, lo pensamos un poco y decidimos darte estos 6 consejos. Compártelo con tus amigos, manda esta cápsula a tus amigos e iremos juntos. 1. Todos somos racistas. 2. Investiga. 3. Escucha y deja que fluya la voz negra. 4. No juzgues nuestra ira. 5. Racializa los problemas. 6. Usa tus privilegios para ayudar a los negros. i haces al menos estas 6 cosas, ya habrás hecho un buen camino. Y solo investigando, escuchándonos y reconociéndolo, sabrás los próximos pasos a seguir. Recordando que estos son solo algunos de los consejos, hay otras formas de ayudar, no te limites a eso.