Podcasts about disarm hate

“Life's not the French Riviera; life's not a charity ball…” – theme song by George Tipton & Leslie BricusseSusan and Sharon wrap up their thoughts on “It's A Living” with a global look at everything “IAL” -- from their top favorite episodes, to the amazing careers of the stars – and don't forget that unforgettable theme song! So, if you've ever wanted to hear Sharon sing “You Only Live Twice” – this is the episode for you!Plus -- The 5 Things You Need to Know About “It's A Living”!THE CONVERSATIONWhat ever happened to TV theme songs?“Above the Top” – is there really a restaurant on the top floor of the Bonaventure Hotel?Why did Proctor & Gamble pull out as a sponsor after the very first episode?OPERATION: SALAD STATION! Why is it in the break room? And where's the sneeze guard?The Weirdest Episode: where Jan dies giving birth, meets the “Angel of Death” – Danny Thomas – and strangest of all, gets three months off for maternity leave!Susan Sullivan or Marian Mercer – who mothered the wild waitresses best?Stu Silver, Jenna McMahon & Dick St.Clair or Paul Younger Witt and Tony Thomas: Who created the show – and who ran it?RUN THE NUMBERS: How many female writers and directors did “It's A Living” have? Maybe more than you think… (Including Neema Barnette – the first African American woman to direct a sitcom!)So join Susan and Sharon as they talk pay phones, Sizzler, “Beauty and the Beast”, Burt Reynolds, the Bona Vista Lounge -- and safe gun storage!Plus – fan shout-outs! And some big “Scarecrow & Mrs. King” news! And a salute to some 80's TV Ladies we've lost this year…BREAKING NEWS: 80's TV Ladies has been nominated for three People's Choice Podcast Awards! Check us out at Podcast Awards.AUDIOGRAPHYWatch “It's A Living” on Amazon, Tubi or YouTube.Learn about real-life safe gun storage at Be Smart For Kids and Moms Demand.Disarm Hate at Everytown. HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTThe 90s TV Babies have to watch the following episodes of “It's a Living”Season 1: Ep 1 & Ep 13Season 3: Ep 2Season 5: Ep 2Season 6: Ep 1SCARECROW AND MRS. KINGFind out more about the 40th Anniversary Event October 13-14 on Facebook.Get details and register for the event.CONNECTFor transcripts, contact info and more visit 80sTVLadies.com.Join the fun on Facebook, Insta and Twitter.Don't miss out. Sign up for the 80s TV Ladies mailing list.Please help us make more 8TL on PATREON.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5585115/advertisement

Producer Ashlee Marie Preston and director Julianna Brudek sit down with Cameron to discuss their new documentary Disarm Hate.

Elizabeth interviews Julianna Brudek, the director of the newly released documentary, Disarm Hate.

Moises Hernandez and Fabián Arizaga, local staff members of the Dolores Huerta Foundation share with Jim Grant the work they and the foundation are doing, especially in Tulare County. Their conversation will touch on Civic Engagement, Census 2020 work, Education Justice, Vecinos Unidos, Disarm Hate, and possible shared work with the Diocese of Fresno.

Dolores Huerta, Co-Founder of the United Farm Workers and Founder and President of the Dolores Huerta Foundation shares with Jim Grant being arrested in solidarity with the IHSS and SEIU 2015 Caregivers at the Fresno County Board of Supervisors Meeting on August 20, 2019. After that, she'll describe various aspects of the Dolores Huerta Foundation, including Civic Engagement, Census 2020 work, Education Justice, the Schools and Communities First Initiative, Vecinos Unidos, Disarm Hate, and shared work with Faith in the Valley.

Alexis Sanchez is a sober transgender LGBTQ advocate who was welcomed by her employer, Kontakto Entertainment, as, “Hollywood’s first Latina Transgender Talent Manager in the making.” We talk organizing LA Pride, transitioning in sobriety, body shame, dating, intimacy issues, male validation, her RV trip for the documentary “Disarm Hate” and intersectionality. Follow Alexis Sanchez! IG: @alexisntransit. Follow Kasey! TW: @KaseyKoop IG: @KaseyKoop Creator and Host: Kasey Koop. Producer and Audio Engineer: Mason Booker. Theme Music: Kraig Tyler Logo: Kasey Koop

This week people across the nation remember tragic acts of violence committed against other humans in Orlando, FL and Charleston, SC. At the Pulse Nightclub, nearly 50 people were killed, mostly homosexuals, by a person who was apparently struggling with sexual orientation issues. At Mother Emanuel AME Church, 9 persons were killed after a bible study because of a young deranged man using race as a motive to commit such a crime. The chuch universal is affected whenever violence occurs because the church is made of people. Is it the church's responsibility to raise awareness of these hate crimes? How can the church create one voice to speak directly to those who have hate in their hearts towards their fellow humans? Join Pastor Neal for this and other topics on Zera Today

A lawyer, two hosts, and a comedian walk into a cyber bar and with a broken heart talk about this week’s trending topics. This episode they discuss the Orlando Shooting; and the historical context of the Tony Awards. If you consider yourself a conversational mixologist, then hit play, until the bartender cuts you off. Featured Links CNN Tribute to Orlando Victims Orlando Shooting – is wife an accomplice? Tony Awards 2016 Winners Tony Awards POC Sweep We the people have the power to change the world...but only if we act.  The Orlando shooting is the worst mass shooting in the history of America.  "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do nothing." We ask that you help redirect the narrative and use your individual and collective voices to usher in change.  Please contact your senator via http://www.senate.gov/senators/contact/ or text DISARM HATE to 64433.