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Columbia's police chief encourages you to make an informed decision about August's Proposition One, which is a proposed one percent sales/use tax for public safety. Police chief Jill Schlude, fire chief Brian Schaeffer and Mayor Barbara Buffaloe spoke to a standing-room only audience Friday at the Columbia Pachyderms meeting at Dickey's BBQ. Matt Nichols of the Columbia Police Officers Association (CPOA) and Zach Privette of the Columbia Professional Firefighters joined host Gary Nolan live in-studio Monday on the "Gary Nolan show":
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Under the sandstone bluffs of Farmington, a professional musical theater company draws record crowds with its production of "Grease." Artistic Director Randy West sits down to talk about how Four Corners Musical Theater grew from a request by city leaders seven years ago into New Mexico's only professional musical theater company, and why he says nights at Sandstone, rainbows and all, are unlike any other stage in the state.By Tanner WaiteThis story is sponsored by Express Employment and Dickey's Barbecue PitWatch this story at LNN.newsSupport the show
The crew hits the new North End Zone concourse at Albertsons Stadium for Boise State's official Pac-12 Launch Party, featuring interviews with Boise State AD Jeramiah Dickey, football coach Spencer Danielson and Pac-12 commissioner Teresa Gould. Oh, and that big reveal that was promised: Kellen Moore is getting an 11-foot bronze statueSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The crew hits the new North End Zone concourse at Albertsons Stadium for Boise State's official Pac-12 Launch Party, featuring interviews with Boise State AD Jeramiah Dickey, football coach Spencer Danielson and Pac-12 commissioner Teresa Gould. Oh, and that big reveal that was promised: Kellen Moore is getting an 11-foot bronze statueSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
From the publisher: "A traveler's journey to the heart of the American Revolution, close up at the ground level, among the patriots, amid the pandemonium, on July 4, 1776.Welcome to Revolution City—where the air smells of tar, booze, gunpowder . . . and rebellion. Your tour takes you through the turbulent streets, tub-thumping taverns, and radical strongholds of a town at war with an empire. Far from the powdered wigs and genteel debates of history textbooks, this book guides us through the real Boston of the American Revolution: frenzied, dangerous, and fiercely alive.Join the crowds in taprooms where rebel plots were hatched. Witness mobs rise up over the price of bread. Stand with patriots as they sharpen bayonets on Bunker Hill, and watch as Loyalists get tarred and feathered. Drink the rum made on the town docks, sample the sinful in the city's back alleys, and gaze at John Hancock's mansion gleaming above gritty streets filled with the almshouse, workhouse, and jail.From the harbor wharves and seedy brothels to renowned assembly halls like Old South Meetinghouse and Faneuil Hall, Boston, 1776 leads us on a vivid tour of the vital hub of the Revolutionary War. At every stop along the way, we encounter iconic names like Revere and Adams, but also the forgotten men and women who bled and brawled for freedom in every corner of Boston.Upon America's 250th anniversary, Boston, 1776 portrays the Cradle of Liberty and the American Revolution as never before: raw, radical, and roaring with life."Information on his book can be found at https://www.diversionbooks.com/books/boston-1776His website is available at https://www.jddickey.com/AxelbankHistory.com is designed by https://www.ellieclairedesigns.com/Axelbank Reports History and Today" can be found on social media at https://twitter.com/axelbankhistoryhttps://instagram.com/axelbankhistoryhttps://facebook.com/axelbankhistory
Today we're broadcasting from the Watermark Country Club in Grand Rapids as they're hosting the "Drive Out Parkinson's-Grady's Parkinson Promise Golf Event." Throughout the show, we were joined by some of the great people connected to the event so we could hear about how they're helping to fight against Parkinson's. We kicked off the show with an interview between Matt Shepard and Paul Grady about Paul's Parkinson's diagnosis, how he gets up and fights every day, and more. We were then joined by Jeff Risdon from the Detroit Lions Podcast so he could give us an update on the Terrion Arnold situation. We were then joined by Dan Hasty who is the voice of the West Michigan Whitecaps. He and Huge talked about how the Tigers have found themselves in a slump again, talked about Skubal, and more. Clayton Sayfie from theWolverine.com then joined us to update us on Michigan Athletics. In our second hour, we were joined by Dr. Ashok K Sriram who works with Parkinson's patients. He talked about Parkinson's and the effect it has on people, talked about the importance of the right facilities and care, and much more. We were then joined by Ben Bosscher from our affiliate 100.9 the Mitt in the Great Lakes Bay Region. He and Huge talked about the news that just broke in regards to the Detroit Lions releasing Terrion Arnold. We then got a brief update on the World Cup as we were joined by John Conlon. We wrapped up the hour talking with former Michigan QB B.J. Dickey. He talked about his connection to Paul Grady and today's Golf event, and more. In our final hour, Mitch Lyons sat in with Huge so they could talk about some of the big stories from today. We were also joined by the one and only Lomas Brown so he could give us his thought's on Terrion Arnold getting released by the Lions, gave his opinion on what the Lions do moving forward, and more. We were then joined by Jeff Risdon from the Detroit Lions Podcast. He updated us on everything that's happened in regards to Terrion Arnold in the last hour, talked about what the Lions do now, and more. Huge and Mitch were then joined by Paul Grady so they could talk about how today's event went, so Paul could tell us about his battle with Parkinson's and more. We wrapped up the show talking with Paul Grady's sons Michael, Brandon and Patrick. They talked with us about what it was like to find out about their Dad's diagnosis, told us how he's inspired them, and much more. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
We talked with former Michigan QB B.J. Dickey. He talked about his connection to Paul Grady and today's Golf event, and more. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
In our second hour, we were joined by Dr. Ashok K Sriram who works with Parkinson's patients. He talked about Parkinson's and the effect it has on people, talked about the importance of the right facilities and care, and much more. We were then joined by Ben Bosscher from our affiliate 100.9 the Mitt in the Great Lakes Bay Region. He and Huge talked about the news that just broke in regards to the Detroit Lions releasing Terrion Arnold. We then got a brief update on the World Cup as we were joined by John Conlon. We wrapped up the hour talking with former Michigan QB B.J. Dickey. He talked about his connection to Paul Grady and today's Golf event, and more. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
This week, you'll hear a conversation with Bam and Row, two residents of so-called Durham, NC to talk about that city and industries and their experience of solidarity with houseless neighbors, particularly in the Oakwood Park encampment which the city has already attempted to evict once this year. The guests give a long term and detailed view of the development of the city and the role of Duke University and adjacent, co-constitutive businesses and the city's research park play in the day to day grind of living in that triangle city. GoFundMe to support mutual aid with the Oakwood community Also, after the interview the guests reached out wanting to uplift Traingle Anarchist Black Cross as one group involved in community support for the Oakwood Park encampment. They meet 4th Sunday (that's today!!!) from 2-4pm for letter writing at The Burrow in Durham. More at linktr.ee/triangleabc Finally, many of the people listed as inspirational by Row at the end of the interview have been either guests on this show in the past or the subject of episodes, which you can find under the tag of Black Anarchism. Announcements Recent Repression Updates Federal Indictments have come down against people alleged to have taken part in anti-ICE protests (accused of being Antifa) in so-called Minneapolis. We plan to cover this in an upcoming episode, but meanwhile would direct listeners to recent episodes of It Could Happen Here, Outlaw Podcast and Live Like The World is Dying on the topic (the latter two are pending but should pop up at those links) Also, sentencing has begun in the Prairieland "Antifa" case, with decades being handed out to make a political point (in the words of one judge). You can follow the updates at PrairielandDefendants.com (and we should be sharing an interview on the sentencing next week, once it's complete for the Federal case). Request for call-in to support mentally ill prisoner at the Joe Corley Detention Center in Texas The prescribed collective action I believe will solve this issue here at the Joe Corley Detention centers RHU cellblock is: 1) A phone zap to warden Dickey's office, the commissary office and the US Marshals office. The Marshals pay these inmates $1 a day and are responsible for their work ethics while awaiting transfer to a BOP. Joe Corley Detention Center phone number: (936) 521-4000 US Marshals Office Southern District of Texas phone number: (713) 718-4800 2) Request that these individuals review surveillance cameras in the RHU cellblock where the incident involving a mentally ill prisoner name Brandon that live in cell 243 took place on the morning of 6-25-26 while he was forced to go to rec. This is to verify that he just purchased nearly $100 worth of commissary, a T-shirt- batteries, boxers, etc yesterday. 3) Demand that all of his items be returned to him. 4) Disciplinary for the officers involved in allowing the inmate worker to enter Brandon's cell wholly unsupervised, take his items and refuse to investigate his valid complaint because he's mentally ill and can't comprehend what happened. Background On the morning of June 25 2026 officer Henley and a male white or Hispanic looking officer approached Brandon's cell (243). They told him he was going to rec whether he liked it or not. Brandon complied with their order and was handcuffed and taken to the rec cage outside. I note Brandon wasn't wearing a commissary T-shirt, nor was he carrying anything when he left the cell. Moments later a Black inmate worker with a yellow skin tone entered the cellblock with a cart used to carry cleaning materials. They say he is amongst the most despised for his interest in stealing from other inmates. This inmate worker was ordered to clean Brandon's cell. Not only did he clean the cell, he cleaned him out. As both guards left him to his own device, taking their eyes off of him to tend to less important things. The inmate worker took a large plastic bag full of Brandon's commissary that he'd just bought yesterday, two bags of coffee and a few things laying around and tossed them in the cart's trash compartment like it was trash. Soon after Brandon was placed back into an empty cell and to his dissatisfaction, he protested that Henley had set him up to be robbed. Henley blew his concern off to a female mailroom employee as a hallucination, but what happened was reality. Around 10:20am the inmate worker returned to sweep and mop the cellblock wearing, what looked like, Brandons brand new T-shirt under his own jail issued prison garb. The officer who helped Henley take Brandon to rec halfheartedly asked the inmate worker if he stole Brandon's commissary, implying he wasn't present while the worker was in Brandon's cell. Of course the worker denied taking anything, merely suggesting that the only thing in the cell was trash on the floor. Though he did admit to the officer to taking Brandon's shampoo to use as he wanted. And his other inmate co worker gritted at Brandon that that's what gets done to psych patients. From what transpired both officers not only knew what happened but they created the incident as they already dislike Brandon because of his mental illness, forced him to leave his cell so that an inmate that openly despised him could clean it up unsupervised and stock piled with goodies. If such acts against the mentally ill are perceived as heroic deeds in the eyes of this inmate worker and guards who condone it. What does that say about observers on standby that cheer them on, or an administration that chooses to assist by covering it up? . … . .. Featured Track: TFSR by The Willows Whisper
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