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Chuck Todd focuses this episode around a single, almost too-perfect metaphor: the reflecting pool Trump remade, where the paint is now visibly peeling off the concrete and the president is blaming vandals rather than his own shoddy work — a fitting symbol, Chuck argues, for a presidency defined by grandiose self-promotion and an inability to take responsibility for anything. He opens on the Iran fallout, where JD Vance is attending the latest round of negotiations while Marco Rubio is conspicuously MIA, MAGA is openly fracturing over the war and over support for Israel, and Trump's defenders are stuck trying to explain away an obvious capitulation.He warns that the Iranians have now learned to manipulate the markets the same way Trump does — opening and closing the Strait of Hormuz whenever they need cash — and that there will be no positives to come out of this war. From there Chuck pivots into one of his sharpest character indictments yet, arguing Trump is the worst role-model president in American history — a man who behaves like an elementary-school playground bully, and who constantly tries to steal other people's achievements.The contrast crystallized, Chuck says, in the split-screen of Obama's library dedication against Trump's UFC spectacle — the Obamas embodying the story of American meritocracy while Trump embodies inherited advantage squandered. That comparison leads Chuck into a genuinely nuanced reassessment of Obama's legacy: a successful president by traditional measures whose party nonetheless weakened badly on his watch, in part because there was no accountability for the financial crisis, no real effort to set up an heir apparent, and because Obama built a movement around himself rather than the party.He closes on Tuesday's pivotal New York primaries, where he argues the Democratic Socialists of America — led by Zohran Mamdani and AOC — are attempting a genuine takeover of New York Democratic politics, where the long-convenient "progressive" label is about to be torn apart to reveal the socialist faction underneath, and where the central question facing the entire party will be forced into the open: the socialist brand isn't automatically fatal, but it terrifies suburban voters, and a committed faction of supporters is all it takes to hijack a political party. Then, Paul Taylor — former executive vice president of the Pew Research Center and author of This Is Getting Old — joins the Chuck Toddcast for a sweeping, data-rich conversation about the generation that has dominated American political life longer than any other: the Baby Boomers. Taylor's framing is striking — voters keep electing presidents born in 1946, and no generation in American history has enjoyed the kind of political hegemony Boomers have held since becoming the largest voting bloc in the 1980s. He argues this dominance has had real consequences as America approaches its 250th birthday in a genuinely dark place: CEO pay has ballooned from a 20-to-1 ratio to 300-to-1 on the Boomers' watch, their decisions have fueled the very populist backlash now reshaping both parties, and — in a deep irony — they spent decades undermining public confidence in the very institutions that benefited them most, helping imprint Trump's "everything is rigged" worldview onto the broader public. Taylor offers a wealth of arresting data points: Jimmy Carter is the only Democrat to win a majority of the Boomer vote in the last 14 elections, and the United States is the only country on earth where a majority of citizens believe their fellow citizens are morally bad — a stunning measure of how thoroughly Americans have turned on one another. The conversation broadens into questions of national identity, demographics, and where the country goes from here. Taylor argues that America is fundamentally a creedal nation rather than a "blood and soil" one, that it has accepted far more immigrants than any other country (though he's candid that too much immigration too fast tends to produce political and cultural backlash, and that the shift toward majority non-white immigration over the past 60 years has been a profound change), and that today's young generation celebrates difference — but a mosaic, he cautions, still needs glue to hold it together. Boomers, he notes, are the last living generation to experience America as something close to a monoculture, and the last to remember segregated America firsthand, which shapes their politics in ways younger generations struggle to understand. Taylor doesn't shy away from the harder verdicts: the generalization that Boomers are a narcissistic generation, he says, is fair. He and Todd explore the demographic time bomb of declining birth rates and an inverting age pyramid (and whether AI and robotics might paradoxically reduce the need for a baby boom), and trace a fascinating through-line from Gary Hart to Graham Platner on how the television era forced politicians to perform their character for the public — and how both Platner and Trump ultimately channel the same anger at a broken system. Taylor closes on a cautiously hopeful note that the next wave of American politics could be a backlash against the current divisiveness, even as he braces for the possibility that his fellow Boomers may not love what they read in his book. Finally, Chuck hops into the ToddCast Time Machine to revisit the Korean War and its lasting legacy on both American culture and geopolitics. He also answers listeners’ questions in the “Ask Chuck” segment. Link in bio or go to https://getsoul.com & enter code TODDCAST for 30% off your first order. Protect your family with life insurance from Ethos. Get up to $3 million in coverage in as little as 10 minutes at https://ethos.com/chuck. Application times may vary. Rates may vary. Refresh your wardrobe with Quince. Go to https://Quince.com/chuck for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns. Take your personal data back with Incogni! Use code CHUCKTODDCAST at the link below and get 60% off an annual plan: https://incogni.com/chucktoddcast Timeline: (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements) 00:00 Chuck Todd’s introduction 01:30 The reflecting pool has become a metaphor for Trump’s presidency 05:30 JD Vance attending latest round of Iran negotiations, Rubio MIA 07:30 MAGA is divided over the Iran war and support for Israel 08:45 Trump’s defenders stuck trying to explain away capitulation to Iran 09:30 Administration threatening to purge any critics of the Iran deal 10:30 Much of the administration is more populist, less pro-Israel 13:00 Growing movement of isolationism in both parties 14:30 Iranians have learned from Trump how to manipulate the markets 15:15 Iran will open and close the Strait whenever they need money 16:00 There will be no positives coming out of the Iran war 17:15 Will Republicans pretend Trump won, or will they start to speak out? 18:30 Trump has been a terrible role model for young American boys/men 19:30 Trump is the worst role model president we’ve ever had 20:15 Trump’s behavior is like an elementary school bully 21:15 Crypto.com bribed Trump to get out of legal trouble 21:45 UAE bribed Trump get export controls for chips dropped 22:45 Trump pardoned J6 rioters, then tried to reward them with slush fund 24:00 At least 40 pardoned J6ers have reoffended & been arrested again 25:00 Trump sent troops into cities to intimidate them like a playground bully 26:00 Trump, like a kid, tries to steal other people’s achievements 27:00 Trump’s remake of the reflecting pool has been a disaster 27:45 Paint is peeling off the concrete from the pool, Trump blames vandals 29:00 It’s clear Trump wasn’t parented at all, not given character tests 29:45 Trump gets a pass for behavior we wouldn’t tolerate from a child 30:30 How do we assess Obama’s legacy when Trump was elected after him? 31:15 Obama library ceremony reminded us about what he did best 31:45 Obama library vs Trump’s UFC showed sharp contrast between the two 32:45 The Obamas embodied the story of American meritocracy 33:15 Trump was born on 3rd base, and always trying to steal home 33:45 Both Obama and Trump’s stories are American stories 35:00 As time passes it becomes harder to separate Obama from Trump 35:45 By traditional measures, Obama was a successful president 36:30 The Democratic party weakened during Obama’s presidency 37:00 Three things Obama could have done to strengthen his party 37:30 Public was upset there was no accountability for financial crisis 38:00 Obama didn’t help identify and set up an heir apparent for success 39:00 22nd amendment a mistake? Would the country be better with 3 Obama terms? 39:30 Obama built a movement around himself, leaving party weaker 40:30 New York holds its primary on Tuesday with major implications 41:30 The Democratic Socialists of America trying to shift the party left 42:00 The Democratic party is splitting into 3 camps 42:45 “Progressive” used to cover both progressives and socialists 43:15 Tuesday’s primaries will tear the cover off the socialism facade 44:15 Mamdani believes he’s leading a movement, challenging establishment 44:45 Mamdani and AOC trying to lead DSA takeover of NY Democratic politics 45:45 Mamdani trying to remake the Democratic party in his image 46:30 Can the DSA brand work in the suburbs and outside the 5 boroughs? 47:15 Dem leadership treated Mamdani like a liability, socialism only sells in cities 48:15 The socialist label isn’t automatically fatal, but it scares suburban voters 49:00 Tuesday will force Democratic candidates to fit into one of the boxes 49:45 A faction of supporters is enough to hijack a political party 58:45 Paul Taylor (This Is Getting Old) joins the Chuck ToddCast 59:45 Voters keep electing presidents born in 1946 01:00:30 No generation has had political hegemony like the Boomers 01:01:30 Since the 80s, boomers have been biggest voting bloc 01:02:15 America in a dark place as it prepares to celebrate 250 01:03:45 Disneyland opened in the 50s but has lost its egalitarian culture 01:04:30 CEO pay has gone from 20-1 to 300-1, boomers facilitated that 01:05:15 Boomers’ decisions have led to a major populist backlash 01:06:45 Boomers came of age during a period of deep division in America 01:08:45 During the 60s, people believed the system was built to do good 01:09:15 Trump’s “rigged” worldview has been imprinted on the public 01:10:30 Boomers undermined confidence in institutions that benefitted them 01:12:15 There’s always been a class distinction in the boomer generation 01:13:15 Carter is the only Democrat to win majority of boomer vote in past 14 elections 01:14:45 U.S. is the only country where majority thinks fellow citizens are morally bad 01:16:15 Boomers grew up with a sense of triumphalism after World War 2 01:17:15 American exceptionalism didn’t start with the boomers 01:18:15 America has accepted far more immigrants than any other country 01:19:15 Too much immigration leads to political and cultural backlash 01:20:15 In the last 60 years, most immigrants have been non-white, a big change 01:21:15 Today’s young generation celebrates differences, but a mosaic needs glue 01:22:45 Boomers are the last generation to experience America as a monoculture 01:25:00 American is a creedal nation, not a “blood and soil” nation 01:27:30 Americans are misinformed, but generally pragmatic and collaborative 01:28:45 Hopefully the next wave of politics is a backlash to our current, divisive politics 01:29:30 Boomers are the last living generation to experience segregated America 01:31:30 Despite current tensions, progress for women and minorities has happened 01:32:45 Expanding minority rights is a hard thing to pull off 01:33:30 Why has it taken so long to push boomers out of leadership? 01:34:45 Women’s liberation has led to declining birth rates 01:36:15 Inverted demographic chart is going to create problems 01:37:15 Will we need a baby boom if AI & robotics will perform many of the jobs? 01:39:15 The generalization that boomers are a narcissistic generation is fair 01:40:00 Is there a thru line between Gary Hart and Graham Platner’s character issues? 01:43:00 The television era forced politicians to present themselves to the public 01:44:30 Mainers will have to decide about Platner’s shortcomings 01:45:45 Platner & Trump channel anger at the system 01:49:15 Will your fellow boomers hate what they read in this book? 01:51:45 Chuck’s thoughts on interview with Paul Taylor 01:52:00 ToddCast Time Machine - June 25th, 1950 01:52:15 The Korean War never ended 01:53:00 The Korean War has a strange place in American history 01:53:30 The Korean War memorial in DC is haunting 01:54:45 The Korean War produced a world we’re still living in 01:55:15 America’s approach to foreign intervention began in Korea 01:56:00 Before the war, South Korea was third world and impoverished 01:57:00 North Korea has become a repressive military regime, more dangerous 01:58:00 The fighting ended in an armistice, not a peace treaty 01:58:30 The DNZ is one of the most heavily fortified borders on earth 01:59:00 The first fighting between US and China was in Korea 01:59:30 Truman didn’t rely on congress for a formal declaration of war 02:00:30 Korea was really America’s first true “forever war” 02:01:30 Korea taught America to live with a problem rather than fix it 02:02:15 Korea was not a clear victory or a clear defeat 02:03:15 Ask Chuck 02:03:30 Where’s the best place to go for civics education for kids? 02:06:30 Have you thought about creating an “election manifesto”? 02:10:30 Are there guardrails around presidential interference in elections? 02:14:45 If you could warn the founders about one blind spot, what would it be? 02:18:00 What happens behind the scenes during a TV news anchor walk-off? 02:21:15 What has actually changed on the ground in Venezuela post-Maduro?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chuck Todd focuses this episode around a single, almost too-perfect metaphor: the reflecting pool Trump remade, where the paint is now visibly peeling off the concrete and the president is blaming vandals rather than his own shoddy work — a fitting symbol, Chuck argues, for a presidency defined by grandiose self-promotion and an inability to take responsibility for anything. He opens on the Iran fallout, where JD Vance is attending the latest round of negotiations while Marco Rubio is conspicuously MIA, MAGA is openly fracturing over the war and over support for Israel, and Trump's defenders are stuck trying to explain away an obvious capitulation.He warns that the Iranians have now learned to manipulate the markets the same way Trump does — opening and closing the Strait of Hormuz whenever they need cash — and that there will be no positives to come out of this war. From there Chuck pivots into one of his sharpest character indictments yet, arguing Trump is the worst role-model president in American history — a man who behaves like an elementary-school playground bully, and who constantly tries to steal other people's achievements.The contrast crystallized, Chuck says, in the split-screen of Obama's library dedication against Trump's UFC spectacle — the Obamas embodying the story of American meritocracy while Trump embodies inherited advantage squandered. That comparison leads Chuck into a genuinely nuanced reassessment of Obama's legacy: a successful president by traditional measures whose party nonetheless weakened badly on his watch, in part because there was no accountability for the financial crisis, no real effort to set up an heir apparent, and because Obama built a movement around himself rather than the party.He closes on Tuesday's pivotal New York primaries, where he argues the Democratic Socialists of America — led by Zohran Mamdani and AOC — are attempting a genuine takeover of New York Democratic politics, where the long-convenient "progressive" label is about to be torn apart to reveal the socialist faction underneath, and where the central question facing the entire party will be forced into the open: the socialist brand isn't automatically fatal, but it terrifies suburban voters, and a committed faction of supporters is all it takes to hijack a political party. Finally, Chuck hops into the ToddCast Time Machine to revisit the Korean War and its lasting legacy on both American culture and geopolitics. He also answers listeners’ questions in the “Ask Chuck” segment. Link in bio or go to https://getsoul.com & enter code TODDCAST for 30% off your first order. Protect your family with life insurance from Ethos. Get up to $3 million in coverage in as little as 10 minutes at https://ethos.com/chuck. Application times may vary. Rates may vary. Refresh your wardrobe with Quince. Go to https://Quince.com/chuck for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns. Take your personal data back with Incogni! Use code CHUCKTODDCAST at the link below and get 60% off an annual plan: https://incogni.com/chucktoddcast Timeline: (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements) 00:00 Chuck Todd’s introduction 01:30 The reflecting pool has become a metaphor for Trump’s presidency 05:30 JD Vance attending latest round of Iran negotiations, Rubio MIA 07:30 MAGA is divided over the Iran war and support for Israel 08:45 Trump’s defenders stuck trying to explain away capitulation to Iran 09:30 Administration threatening to purge any critics of the Iran deal 10:30 Much of the administration is more populist, less pro-Israel 13:00 Growing movement of isolationism in both parties 14:30 Iranians have learned from Trump how to manipulate the markets 15:15 Iran will open and close the Strait whenever they need money 16:00 There will be no positives coming out of the Iran war 17:15 Will Republicans pretend Trump won, or will they start to speak out? 18:30 Trump has been a terrible role model for young American boys/men 19:30 Trump is the worst role model president we’ve ever had 20:15 Trump’s behavior is like an elementary school bully 21:15 Crypto.com bribed Trump to get out of legal trouble 21:45 UAE bribed Trump get export controls for chips dropped 22:45 Trump pardoned J6 rioters, then tried to reward them with slush fund 24:00 At least 40 pardoned J6ers have reoffended & been arrested again 25:00 Trump sent troops into cities to intimidate them like a playground bully 26:00 Trump, like a kid, tries to steal other people’s achievements 27:00 Trump’s remake of the reflecting pool has been a disaster 27:45 Paint is peeling off the concrete from the pool, Trump blames vandals 29:00 It’s clear Trump wasn’t parented at all, not given character tests 29:45 Trump gets a pass for behavior we wouldn’t tolerate from a child 30:30 How do we assess Obama’s legacy when Trump was elected after him? 31:15 Obama library ceremony reminded us about what he did best 31:45 Obama library vs Trump’s UFC showed sharp contrast between the two 32:45 The Obamas embodied the story of American meritocracy 33:15 Trump was born on 3rd base, and always trying to steal home 33:45 Both Obama and Trump’s stories are American stories 35:00 As time passes it becomes harder to separate Obama from Trump 35:45 By traditional measures, Obama was a successful president 36:30 The Democratic party weakened during Obama’s presidency 37:00 Three things Obama could have done to strengthen his party 37:30 Public was upset there was no accountability for financial crisis 38:00 Obama didn’t help identify and set up an heir apparent for success 39:00 22nd amendment a mistake? Would the country be better with 3 Obama terms? 39:30 Obama built a movement around himself, leaving party weaker 40:30 New York holds its primary on Tuesday with major implications 41:30 The Democratic Socialists of America trying to shift the party left 42:00 The Democratic party is splitting into 3 camps 42:45 “Progressive” used to cover both progressives and socialists 43:15 Tuesday’s primaries will tear the cover off the socialism facade 44:15 Mamdani believes he’s leading a movement, challenging establishment 44:45 Mamdani and AOC trying to lead DSA takeover of NY Democratic politics 45:45 Mamdani trying to remake the Democratic party in his image 46:30 Can the DSA brand work in the suburbs and outside the 5 boroughs? 47:15 Dem leadership treated Mamdani like a liability, socialism only sells in cities 48:15 The socialist label isn’t automatically fatal, but it scares suburban voters 49:00 Tuesday will force Democratic candidates to fit into one of the boxes 49:45 A faction of supporters is enough to hijack a political party 57:30 Chuck’s thoughts on interview with Paul Taylor 57:45 ToddCast Time Machine - June 25th, 1950 58:00 The Korean War never ended 58:45 The Korean War has a strange place in American history 59:15 The Korean War memorial in DC is haunting 01:00:30 The Korean War produced a world we’re still living in 01:01:00 America’s approach to foreign intervention began in Korea 01:01:45 Before the war, South Korea was third world and impoverished 01:02:45 North Korea has become a repressive military regime, more dangerous 01:03:45 The fighting ended in an armistice, not a peace treaty 01:04:15 The DNZ is one of the most heavily fortified borders on earth 01:04:45 The first fighting between US and China was in Korea 01:05:15 Truman didn’t rely on congress for a formal declaration of war 01:06:15 Korea was really America’s first true “forever war” 01:07:15 Korea taught America to live with a problem rather than fix it 01:08:00 Korea was not a clear victory or a clear defeat 01:09:00 Ask Chuck 01:09:15 Where’s the best place to go for civics education for kids? 01:12:15 Have you thought about creating an “election manifesto”? 01:16:15 Are there guardrails around presidential interference in elections? 01:20:30 If you could warn the founders about one blind spot, what would it be? 01:23:45 What happens behind the scenes during a TV news anchor walk-off? 01:27:00 What has actually changed on the ground in Venezuela post-Maduro?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 374 of the AIPT Comics podcast puts a major spotlight on a surprising and passionate new voice in comics: Franklin Jonas. Best known for his music career, Jonas joins the show to talk about co-writing Fireborn within the Lost Fantasy universe, offering a candid look at how a lifelong love of comics turned into a full-fledged creative pursuit. Visit our Patreon page to see the various tiers you can sign up for today to get in on the ground floor of AIPT Patreon. We hope to see you chatting with us on our Discord soon! NEWS Marvel Comics releases all 'Queen in Black' solicits for titles out July 2026 Queen in Black grows with 'Venom Unchained' miniseries Marvel Comics' ‘Queen in Black' Blind Bag gets bigger with ‘True Believers Display Boxes' Marvel teases a new mystery hero who may outpower Red Hulk in ‘Avengers: Armageddon' Marvel Comics teases a cryptic new threat: DNX Marvel's What If…? returns with multiverse twists for its 50th anniversary Batman vs. FIVE Robins?! 'Absolute Batman' #20 cover reveal changes everything Aquaman and Jeff team up now available on Marvel Unlimited DC and Marvel reveal 'Supergirl/Blade' digital crossover launching April 2026 Top 50 March sales is live Our Top Books of the Week: Dave: Everyone Loves a Jewel Thief #1 (Tim Seeley, Aaron Campbell) Uncanny X-Men #26 (Gail Simone, Luciano Vecchio) Chris:​​ Punk'n Heads (Dave Baker and Nicole Goux) Bleeding Hearts #3 (Deniz Camp, Stipan Morian) Standout KAPOW moment of the week: Chris: Everyone Loves a Jewel Thief #1 (Tim Seeley, Aaron Campbell) Dave: Amazing Spider-Man #26 (Joe Kelly, Francesco Manna) TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEK Chris: Tigress Island #2 (Patrick Kindlon, EPHK) Dave: Super Creepshow #2 (info) JUDGING BY THE COVER JR. Dave: Lobo #2 (Lee Bermejo) Chris: Narco #2 (Daniel Hillyard and Dave Stewart) Interview: Franklin Jonas - Out April 15, FOC March 23rd - Artist: h with Curt Pires co-writing You're stepping into Curt Pires' Lost Fantasy world—what excited you most about co-writing in an established universe, and how did you find your voice within it? As someone who works in music, where rhythm, pacing, and emotion are everything, did that background influence how you approached writing Fireborn—especially in terms of momentum, dialogue, or how scenes “flow” on the page? Aaron Hillburg is introduced as a “rich-kid failson,” which is such a loaded archetype—what made him the right entry point for a story that quickly becomes this massive, magical chase? The dragon egg bonding to Aaron is such a striking image—what did you want that relationship to represent, both visually and emotionally, as the series unfolds? Patrick Mulholland's art brings a kinetic, almost explosive energy to the concept—how closely did you collaborate on visual storytelling, especially with something as wild as a floating dragon egg? 11:10 Dark Reign war machine 11:45 Fear Itself This feels like a story about inheritance in more ways than one—family, power, responsibility—what themes were most important for you to explore through Aaron's journey? For readers who haven't touched Lost Fantasy before, how accessible is Fireborn as a jumping-on point, and what kind of experience were you aiming to deliver in issue #1? If Aaron had to survive in New York for 24 hours before the egg bonded to him, what's the most “failson” decision he'd make that would somehow make everything worse?

The Court of Appeal begins a second appeal into the Scott Watson murder case, today.   Friends Ben Smart and Olivia Hope were last seen getting off a water taxi onto a yacht in the Marlborough Sounds on New Year's Eve more than 26 years ago.   Watson was convicted of double-murder in 1999 following a three-month jury trial in the High Court in Wellington.   It's accepted the pair met their deaths after boarding a stranger's yacht with a man -- the Crown says that man was Watson.   Watson's always denied killing or even meeting them. This appeal is of his conviction -- and Watson's team can include new expert evidence about the reliability of forensic evidence.  Criminal defence lawyer John Munro told Mike Hosking “Transference of DNZ is much more understandable now, so is hairs.”  Munro said the key issue is whether he's had a fair trial. It won't just ‘turn on the hairs' – the judge will focus on whether he was in fact spotted on water taxi.  LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FILMBRANSCHPODDEN - A PART OF ACASTING VEM: David Nzinga YRKEN: Skådespelare, Producent SÄSONG: 1  EPISOD: 9 EN PODD AV: Simon Kölle www.linktr.ee/simonkolle Om episoden:  David Nzinga är en etablerad skådespelare som numera också är producent på produktionsbolaget Warner. David berättar om sin nuvarande position som filmproducent och hur han jobbar. Han delar också med sig av sina tankar kring filmbranschen, sin karriär, vad som sker nu och vad som komma skall.   

The Reality of an Eternal Hell: God made man for eternal life, and this nature of man does not change when we rebel against God. Hell is a place where our existence continues, but our chance for grace is gone. In current events, a woman impales herself on rebar when she falls from the border wall. Mexican protest over immigrant caravan. Trump says caravan must apply for asylum in Mexican side of border. CNN drops lawsuit against Trump. Whitehouse issues rules for press conferences. Nasa selects Jezero crater as landing site for Mars 2020 rover. Christian missionary killed in North Sentinel island. North Korea blows up DNZ guard posts. South Korea shuts down dog-meat slaughterhouse. Amazon in Spain & Germany go on strike, coinciding with Black Saturday.VIEW ON APPLE PODCASTS VIEW ON GOOGLE PODCASTS VIEW ON AMAZON VIEW ON AUDIBLE VIEW ON CASTBOX VIEW ON PODCASTADDICT VIEW ON STITCHER VIEW ON BITCHUTE VIEW ON RUMBLE VIEW ON TUNE-IN VISIT US ON FACEBOOK

This week we catch up with departing board member - Chris AllenMid Canterbury Farmer Chris Allen farms a 360-hectare irrigated sheep, beef and cropping property in Mid Canterbury utilising winter cropping practices. Chris uses technology to deliver precision agriculture, including using real-time telemetry on irrigation to monitor water flow and soil moisture. Chris' direct involvement with Farming issues includes being elected Federated Farmers Mid Canterbury Provincial President from 2011-2014 and currently is a community representative on the Ashburton Zone Committee. Since 2011 Chris has been on Federated Farmers National Board with specific governance responsibilities on Good Farming Practices and Integrated Farm Plans projects. Chris was involved with setting up and is currently a trustee of the Biodiversity Collaborative Group that completed the Draft National Policy Statement Biodiversity (NPSIB) and complementary measures.

A good idea and the Webby/Ekoh show. The Impact Bracket. A bunch of random topics are selected and discussed on what has the biggest impact. Bracket:Jurrassic ParkStar Wars Michael JordanMichael JacksonGame Of ThronesXbox EcosystemNintendoJay-ZMCUDragon Ball ZDisneyThe BeatlesWho will win??Shoutout of the week:NuggetsChris Webby and EkohSugar WallsGoing out sad:The money dropped on the tagsGolden State WarriorsZane New Episodes air ThursdaysWe try to go live on Twitch when we record on Mondays at 7PM MSTNew episodes can be watched immediately after recording on twitch!Join the Discord:https://discord.gg/gaYS5yjBVXFind us by going to:YouTube: The Deadboyz PodcastFacebook: TheDeadboyzPodcastInstagram: TheDeadboyzPodcastTwitter: DeadboyzPodcastTwitch: thedeadboyzpodcastTikTok: TheDeadboyzPodcastIf you want to help support the show:Give us a like, comment, or share on social media!Leave a review wherever you listen to podcasts to help people find the show!Go check out Joey@JoeyAitchGo check out Aj@itsdatboireaperGo check out Cody@TheOrderNChaos

More music talk and trying to figure out what genres are with DNZ and Foniks. We play some old Drum and Bass and Foniks shares some new music hes making with some Tokyo locals. video coming soon. maybe

Finally got the homies Foniks and DNZ back on the podcast. Listeners will recognize DNZ from the Breakdown episode were we celebrated the Breakdown event. One of the longest running hip-hop events in Tokyo. DNZ is a turntablist Dj and twitch streamer. Since then he's been streaming deejay sets and preparing for Tokyo to open back up for events. The last time Foniks was on was during our Jansport J episode. Foniks is an illustrator, musician and producer. He's been branching out and making more hip-hop centric beats and collaborating with some of Tokyo local emcees. Today we mostly caught up and talked about anything that came to mind as we haven't been in the same room for well over a year. Tune to the pod. Video coming soon. all beats by Bugseed.

It's been a tough year and who doesn't need a little pep talk?! That's why I'm here to encourage and tell you to stop beating yourself up.  You don't have to hike to a top of a mountain every time or even most of the time.  Spoiler alert: I don't really enjoy hiking 14ers!  In case you don't know what that means, Colorado has 58 mountain peaks that exceed 14,000 feet of elevation.In this episode, you'll hear:5 reasons for why I'm not a fan of hiking 14ers.  You can read the list on traildancer.netReferences to Netflix' The Social DilemmaUpdates to where I've been/up toYou can also see some pics of the remnants of the porcupine Cici found on a recent hike on my blog.Song credit: DNZ's Wanderlust available on SoundCloud by Hear We Go.

WOW...This is Episode 300.  I can't believe it. To celebrate I am simply going to include my rough random notes for this podcast and encourage you to listen and share this episode.  lol I hope you enjoy... Listened to a Powerful Audio from Joe Rogan…can't even remember where. Love his passion, enthusiasm and simplicity of thoughts. He punches you in the face with truth. Obviously with some colorful language and examples, so I wont do it justice.   But I want to share with you my notes and thoughts from what I remember from this.   Joe Rogan 3 Rules that will change your life   1-live your life like you are the hero of your story   write down what you want and go get it best advice…live your life like you are the hero everybody's life is a disaster… pretend you are starting the movie and it shows you as a loser then decide NOT TO be that anymore   do what you want that documentary to be what do you want your kids to see he loves a success story   but you wanna know what's better… massive failure that you TURNAROUND…get it back together   gotta write it down…think you are the hero write down the story….craft the story…writing makes a difference   most people just spiral. its annoying about people that just complain… nobody wants to be around people that are annoying   2-stop seeking comfort   most people think you are gonna get to a destination where its easy nobody should want that…certainty is boring…we crave uncertainty we need to be stimulation and challenges…so stop trying to get rid of them   its sad to see losers that stop trying and stop struggling and just GIVE UP nothing great about the easy road…crave the hard road crave the challenges…make it a game   stop being part of the world that seeks comfort seek lessons and difficulty through those things you grow…yoga working out…legs…i hate it…it dont want to do it…but i end it and LOVE IT…can't walk…can't move but i have an AMAZING DAY BECAUSE OF IT   the minute you are not doing anything you feel like crap hello depression, anxiety, low self esteem human reward systems are carved deeply int your DNZ if you dont respect that you will not WIN and will not be happy family, friendships, winning, learning, growing struggling, hurting, emotions, challenges   ITS CALLED PART OF BEING HUMAN….START TO EMBRACE IT   3-90% of success is just showing up   you gotta learn to create discipline in your life it will carry you through when you don't feel like doing things discipline helps you get things done… when you do things you have more success a big part of success is just doing something…just showing up.   if you only act when you feel like it then you wont do it. you will be insecure, lazy, depressed, anxious and most importantly you will lose confidence, self esteem and happiness.   everybody feels the same.  there are days that require your to push through there will always be days you dont feel like doing the work there will be more of those days than the days you do feel like doing it. accept that.  understand and be ok with ACTING IN SPITE OF MOOD   and most importantly, its ok to just show up some days. showing up is 90% fo success.  acting is 90%. its not just about the wins.  its about the consistency.  its about the discipline. nobody wants to get up early and work out.   nobody wants to spend quality time when they are depressed or upset or tired. nobody wants to act in spite of their mood, but guess what?   DO IT ANYWAY.  LEARN TO PUSH PAST THE 40% MARK.  LEARN TO CRAVE THE FIRE… stop being tired, lazy, unmotivated. start being a winner.  start being a grinder start being a hero of your story.   Push against resistance.  Learn to recognize, crave and push past resistance. Have pride in your ability to work.  in your ability to Show up. You gotta start recognizing the wins in life and showing up is a win.     Final thought….I truly believe that most people doubt themselves and their abilities.     they THINK they lack Self Confidence or maybe have low Self Esteem   Understand this…there is a difference between self doubt, self esteem and self confidence.     Learn to recognize and work on each   Ed Mylett taught me an important distinction in these things -self confidence -self esteem -self doubt   You overcome self doubt by growing confidence.  you can grow confidence through your actions.   Do More, Be More, Have more, Risk More through your actions and showing up. as Joe Rogan said…be the hero, stop looking for the easy, and just SHOW UP. do the work and you will get results and you will become more confident and eliminate your self doubt   On a side note, Ed talks clearly about ways to increase confidence if you listen to his podcast 1-increase your competence by increasing your knowledge and abilities 2-believe in your ability to learn…even if you dont know something you can learn it. 3-increase belief in your self worth…your intrinsic value….all of us are born with greatness…believe it.   Your intrinsic value, your self worth is not dependent on others or outside influences.  PERIOD Make it a decision to decide that despite the odds, despite your history, despite your circumstances you are worth it.  you have value.  you are unique.  because you are.   #1 problem people make is that they base their self worth on OUTSIDE factors …appearance, social media, skills, resume, track record, money, etc   You have self worth by deciding to have self worth.   …sorry i got off on a tangent there, but lets circle back around to Joes Lessons…   1-Be the Hero 2-Stop seeking comfort 3-Just show up   3 simple rules with very specific things you can do to CHANGE YOUR LIFE   if you are ready to move forward. if you are stuck at all (inside your head or life). if you are looking for a change, miracle, opportunity, new plan….   Bottom line….Be the Hero of Your Story and Write the Next Chapter.   Thanks for listening   George Wright III  

WOW...This is Episode 300.  I can't believe it. To celebrate I am simply going to include my rough random notes for this podcast and encourage you to listen and share this episode.  lol I hope you enjoy... Listened to a Powerful Audio from Joe Rogan…can't even remember where. Love his passion, enthusiasm and simplicity of thoughts. He punches you in the face with truth. Obviously with some colorful language and examples, so I wont do it justice.   But I want to share with you my notes and thoughts from what I remember from this.   Joe Rogan 3 Rules that will change your life   1-live your life like you are the hero of your story   write down what you want and go get it best advice…live your life like you are the hero everybody's life is a disaster… pretend you are starting the movie and it shows you as a loser then decide NOT TO be that anymore   do what you want that documentary to be what do you want your kids to see he loves a success story   but you wanna know what's better… massive failure that you TURNAROUND…get it back together   gotta write it down…think you are the hero write down the story….craft the story…writing makes a difference   most people just spiral. its annoying about people that just complain… nobody wants to be around people that are annoying   2-stop seeking comfort   most people think you are gonna get to a destination where its easy nobody should want that…certainty is boring…we crave uncertainty we need to be stimulation and challenges…so stop trying to get rid of them   its sad to see losers that stop trying and stop struggling and just GIVE UP nothing great about the easy road…crave the hard road crave the challenges…make it a game   stop being part of the world that seeks comfort seek lessons and difficulty through those things you grow…yoga working out…legs…i hate it…it dont want to do it…but i end it and LOVE IT…can't walk…can't move but i have an AMAZING DAY BECAUSE OF IT   the minute you are not doing anything you feel like crap hello depression, anxiety, low self esteem human reward systems are carved deeply int your DNZ if you dont respect that you will not WIN and will not be happy family, friendships, winning, learning, growing struggling, hurting, emotions, challenges   ITS CALLED PART OF BEING HUMAN….START TO EMBRACE IT   3-90% of success is just showing up   you gotta learn to create discipline in your life it will carry you through when you don't feel like doing things discipline helps you get things done… when you do things you have more success a big part of success is just doing something…just showing up.   if you only act when you feel like it then you wont do it. you will be insecure, lazy, depressed, anxious and most importantly you will lose confidence, self esteem and happiness.   everybody feels the same.  there are days that require your to push through there will always be days you dont feel like doing the work there will be more of those days than the days you do feel like doing it. accept that.  understand and be ok with ACTING IN SPITE OF MOOD   and most importantly, its ok to just show up some days. showing up is 90% fo success.  acting is 90%. its not just about the wins.  its about the consistency.  its about the discipline. nobody wants to get up early and work out.   nobody wants to spend quality time when they are depressed or upset or tired. nobody wants to act in spite of their mood, but guess what?   DO IT ANYWAY.  LEARN TO PUSH PAST THE 40% MARK.  LEARN TO CRAVE THE FIRE… stop being tired, lazy, unmotivated. start being a winner.  start being a grinder start being a hero of your story.   Push against resistance.  Learn to recognize, crave and push past resistance. Have pride in your ability to work.  in your ability to Show up. You gotta start recognizing the wins in life and showing up is a win.     Final thought….I truly believe that most people doubt themselves and their abilities.     they THINK they lack Self Confidence or maybe have low Self Esteem   Understand this…there is a difference between self doubt, self esteem and self confidence.     Learn to recognize and work on each   Ed Mylett taught me an important distinction in these things -self confidence -self esteem -self doubt   You overcome self doubt by growing confidence.  you can grow confidence through your actions.   Do More, Be More, Have more, Risk More through your actions and showing up. as Joe Rogan said…be the hero, stop looking for the easy, and just SHOW UP. do the work and you will get results and you will become more confident and eliminate your self doubt   On a side note, Ed talks clearly about ways to increase confidence if you listen to his podcast 1-increase your competence by increasing your knowledge and abilities 2-believe in your ability to learn…even if you dont know something you can learn it. 3-increase belief in your self worth…your intrinsic value….all of us are born with greatness…believe it.   Your intrinsic value, your self worth is not dependent on others or outside influences.  PERIOD Make it a decision to decide that despite the odds, despite your history, despite your circumstances you are worth it.  you have value.  you are unique.  because you are.   #1 problem people make is that they base their self worth on OUTSIDE factors …appearance, social media, skills, resume, track record, money, etc   You have self worth by deciding to have self worth.   …sorry i got off on a tangent there, but lets circle back around to Joes Lessons…   1-Be the Hero 2-Stop seeking comfort 3-Just show up   3 simple rules with very specific things you can do to CHANGE YOUR LIFE   if you are ready to move forward. if you are stuck at all (inside your head or life). if you are looking for a change, miracle, opportunity, new plan….   Bottom line….Be the Hero of Your Story and Write the Next Chapter.   Thanks for listening   George Wright III  

DNZ ist ein Urgestein der Dresdner DJ-Szene. Seit Anfang der 90er Jahre aktiv, hat er dabei von Techno bis Funk und von Hip Hop bis Jungle schon alle möglichen Genres erkundet und sich völlig zu Recht einen Ruf als wandelndes Musiklexikon und passionierter Plattensammler erspielt. Zugegebenermaßen haben hier sicher auch 20 Jahre Arbeit im eigenen Plattenladen Fat Fenders einiges Fachwissen hinterlassen. Seinen Sets hört man diesen Hintergrund deutlich an - nie auf einen Stil festgelegt und immer mit unbekannten oder seltenen Perlen garniert, egal ob bei Solo-Gigs oder im Team mit der Funky Monkey Gäng. Mit großer Begeisterung und viel Herz für Musik vorgetragen, hat sich dieser Beat-Tausendsassa in den letzten 30 Jahren eine treue Fanbase erspielt und die elektronische Musiklandschaft Dresdens auch ein Stück weit geprägt. Wir freuen und ihn hier mit einem kurzweiligen und gewohnt abwechslungsreichen Set am Start zu haben. Viel Spaß mit DNZ! Tracklist: 01 Black Merlin - Kosua 02 Boreal Massif - Black Rapids 03 Pearson Sound - Everything Is Inside Out 04 Hodge - Lanes 05 Al Wootton - Lerzin 06 DJ Rum vs. Struction - Untitled 9 07 Daphne - 5 08 Throwing Snow - Simmer 09 Lenny De Ice - We are IE 10 Intermittent Radiowaves - WBX13 11 Hardline 001 Whitelabel 12 Distance - Feel Me 13 Throwing Snow - Idealoc 14 Hodge - Renegades 15 Untold - Purify 16 HTNLTD003 - Tuluu (Dadub Original) 17 WYCH004 - Keygen 18 Kicks Like A Mule - The Bouncer 19 The Deciples - Mission Of Dub Links: https://soundcloud.com/dennis-bartetzko https://www.facebook.com/DNZ-498142283558446 https://www.facebook.com/FatFendersDresden https://www.facebook.com/FunkyMonkeyDD If you like our podcast and want to get more information about Infinite Sequence give us a like on facebook: facebook.com/infinitesequencedd

DNZ ist ein Urgestein der Dresdner DJ-Szene. Seit Anfang der 90er Jahre aktiv, hat er dabei von Techno bis Funk und von Hip Hop bis Jungle schon alle möglichen Genres erkundet und sich völlig zu Recht einen Ruf als wandelndes Musiklexikon und passionierter Plattensammler erspielt. Zugegebenermaßen haben hier sicher auch 20 Jahre Arbeit im eigenen Plattenladen Fat Fenders einiges Fachwissen hinterlassen. Seinen Sets hört man diesen Hintergrund deutlich an - nie auf einen Stil festgelegt und immer mit unbekannten oder seltenen Perlen garniert, egal ob bei Solo-Gigs oder im Team mit der Funky Monkey Gäng. Mit großer Begeisterung und viel Herz für Musik vorgetragen, hat sich dieser Beat-Tausendsassa in den letzten 30 Jahren eine treue Fanbase erspielt und die elektronische Musiklandschaft Dresdens auch ein Stück weit geprägt. Wir freuen und ihn hier mit einem kurzweiligen und gewohnt abwechslungsreichen Set am Start zu haben. Viel Spaß mit DNZ! Tracklist: 01 Black Merlin - Kosua 02 Boreal Massif - Black Rapids 03 Pearson Sound - Everything Is Inside Out 04 Hodge - Lanes 05 Al Wootton - Lerzin 06 DJ Rum vs. Struction - Untitled 9 07 Daphne - 5 08 Throwing Snow - Simmer 09 Lenny De Ice - We are IE 10 Intermittent Radiowaves - WBX13 11 Hardline 001 Whitelabel 12 Distance - Feel Me 13 Throwing Snow - Idealoc 14 Hodge - Renegades 15 Untold - Purify 16 HTNLTD003 - Tuluu (Dadub Original) 17 WYCH004 - Keygen 18 Kicks Like A Mule - The Bouncer 19 The Deciples - Mission Of Dub Links: soundcloud.com/dennis-bartetzko facebook.com/DNZ-498142283558446 facebook.com/FatFendersDresden facebook.com/FunkyMonkeyDD If you like our podcast and want to get more information about Infinite Sequence give us a like on facebook: facebook.com/infinitesequencedd

The Reality of an Eternal Hell: God made man for eternal life, and this nature of man does not change when we rebel against God. Hell is a place where our existence continues, but our chance for grace is gone. In current events, a woman impales herself on rebar when she falls from the border wall. Mexican protest over immigrant caravan. Trump says caravan must apply for asylum in Mexican side of border. CNN drops lawsuit against Trump. Whitehouse issues rules for press conferences. Nasa selects Jezero crater as landing site for Mars 2020 rover. Christian missionary killed in North Sentinel island. North Korea blows up DNZ guard posts. South Korea shuts down dog-meat slaughterhouse. Amazon in Spain & Germany go on strike, coinciding with Black Saturday.

IDK if you can call yourself a hiphop head in Tokyo if you havent hit the Breakdown. Located at Coins Bar in Shibuya, the Breakdown has been going down for over 11 years. In this episode we sat down with DC3, Putafeche and DnZ, and talked about how it started and its evolution. Plus a gang of othershit like turntablism, kids cartoons, the early filipino mobile turntablist scene, and "LaBrain" James. Weather Reports: Adam - Public Enemy - Rebel Without a Pause DNZ - Mix Master Mike - Memoirs of a Serial Wax Killer *************LINKS************ FB @thebreakdownshibuya Megalateshow /on twitter, Facebook and Instagram Keenwakeen.com faturl.com/megalateshow/?selected=0 paypal.me/megalateshow Weather Forecast calendar of upcoming dope culture shows going on in Tokyo! ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ goo.gl/SmRW9u If you want your show in the Weather Forecast make sure to hit us at: mlsweatherforecast@gmail.com

[dpr_xs_podcast_63_dnz] When talking about the Dresden music scene, there's one person you definitely have to consider: DNZ is not only one of the owners of the most famous local record store "Fat Fenders" but has also been an established DJ in- and outside the city since day one. His knowledge about records and music in general makes him the perfect teacher and adviser when digging into the deep spheres of rhythms & sounds. His versatile mixes are always a musical journey and you never know whats up next. DNZ‘s podcast is split into three sections reaching from funky basslines and slight break beats to spheric synthesizers and balearic vibes. 100% vinyl. Enjoy! FB: https://www.facebook.com/DNZ-498142283558446/ SC: https://soundcloud.com/dennis-bartetzko Tracklist: Deep Blue-inner part of me Frank Youngwerth-whirr Mystic Jungle- endless road West 2 West- stars out Mogwaa- galactic love M.C.P.- Windfall K.Kouchian-Hermanos cerdo 808 State- ancodia Manzanem-don't interupt Swimmers & Gang - sexy Pàscal - nero di seppia FG's Romance- what is love today D.K. - all due respect Michael Boothman-tabu Lucas Croon-Flötenmelodie

Na holla! Infinite Sequence Member Scratchynski stellt den 20. Podcast. Vermutungen tun sich auf: Haben die Jungs keine Ideen mehr, wen sie noch einladen sollen? Was soll diese Selbstdarstellung? Die Fragen könnt Ihr Euch gern stellen, aber es wird mal Zeit, etwas los zu werden. Ein fettes Danke schön an alle die uns support haben und an alle Artists, DJs und Musiker die unseren Podcast und unsere Veranstaltung so zahlreich gefüttert haben. Scratchynski sagt Danke und das gesamte Infinite Sequence Team gleich mit. Der Mix zeigt, wie sehr uns die letzten 2 Jahre mit dem Projekt geprägt haben. Quer durch HipHop, Trap, Future Bass, Juke, Breaks und Beatz siedelt sich der Mix in kein klares Gefilde, zeichnet dennoch ein roten Faden mit mitnicken und mitschunkeln. Ein paar Worte zum Protagonisten selbst: Scrachynski nannte sich in den alten Sub Sickness-Tagen mal Mr. K., ist Veranstalter in und um Dresden, Mitbegründer des DAVE Festivals, einer der lustigsten und angenehmsten Zeitgesellen und ein hervorragender DJ. Neben der Infinite Sequence ist Henry auch in der Funky Monkey Crew aktiv, wo er gemeinsam mit sein Kumpanen east und DNZ ein ‐DJ‐Raumschiff aus 4 Turntables und 3 Mixern mittels Beats und Bass abheben läßt. Uns bleibt abschließend nur zu sagen: Vielen Dank Euch allen für das 20. Jubiläum, auf 20 weitere tolle Podcast Mixe! Die runde Zahl wird außerdem mit einem neuen Intro gefeiert, das uns Maltin Worf von Defrostatica Records gebastelt hat (Big up, Bro!). Also reinhören, mitnicken und mitschwingen. Links: facebook.com/scratchynski facebook.com/FunkyMonkeyDD soundcloud.com/scratchynski hearthis.at/scratchynski mixcloud.com/scratchynski If you like our podcast and want to get more information about Infinite Sequence please follow us on facebook: facebook.com/infinitesequencedd

Na holla! Infinite Sequence Member Scratchynski stellt den 20. Podcast. Vermutungen tun sich auf: Haben die Jungs keine Ideen mehr, wen sie noch einladen sollen? Was soll diese Selbstdarstellung? Die Fragen könnt Ihr Euch gern stellen, aber es wird mal Zeit, etwas los zu werden. Ein fettes Danke schön an alle die uns support haben und an alle Artists, DJs und Musiker die unseren Podcast und unsere Veranstaltung so zahlreich gefüttert haben. Scratchynski sagt Danke und das gesamte Infinite Sequence Team gleich mit. Der Mix zeigt, wie sehr uns die letzten 2 Jahre mit dem Projekt geprägt haben. Quer durch HipHop, Trap, Future Bass, Juke, Breaks und Beatz siedelt sich der Mix in kein klares Gefilde, zeichnet dennoch ein roten Faden mit mitnicken und mitschunkeln. Ein paar Worte zum Protagonisten selbst: Scrachynski nannte sich in den alten Sub Sickness-Tagen mal Mr. K., ist Veranstalter in und um Dresden, Mitbegründer des DAVE Festivals, einer der lustigsten und angenehmsten Zeitgesellen und ein hervorragender DJ. Neben der Infinite Sequence ist Henry auch in der Funky Monkey Crew aktiv, wo er gemeinsam mit sein Kumpanen east und DNZ ein ‐DJ‐Raumschiff aus 4 Turntables und 3 Mixern mittels Beats und Bass abheben läßt. Uns bleibt abschließend nur zu sagen: Vielen Dank Euch allen für das 20. Jubiläum, auf 20 weitere tolle Podcast Mixe! Die runde Zahl wird außerdem mit einem neuen Intro gefeiert, das uns Maltin Worf von Defrostatica Records gebastelt hat (Big up, Bro!). Also reinhören, mitnicken und mitschwingen. Links: facebook.com/scratchynski facebook.com/FunkyMonkeyDD soundcloud.com/scratchynski hearthis.at/scratchynski mixcloud.com/scratchynski If you like our podcast and want to get more information about Infinite Sequence please follow us on facebook: facebook.com/infinitesequencedd

Na holla! Infinite Sequence Member Scratchynski stellt den 20. Podcast. Vermutungen tun sich auf: Haben die Jungs keine Ideen mehr, wen sie noch einladen sollen? Was soll diese Selbstdarstellung? Die Fragen könnt Ihr Euch gern stellen, aber es wird mal Zeit, etwas los zu werden. Ein fettes Danke schön an alle die uns support haben und an alle Artists, DJs und Musiker die unseren Podcast und unsere Veranstaltung so zahlreich gefüttert haben. Scratchynski sagt Danke und das gesamte Infinite Sequence Team gleich mit. Der Mix zeigt, wie sehr uns die letzten 2 Jahre mit dem Projekt geprägt haben. Quer durch HipHop, Trap, Future Bass, Juke, Breaks und Beatz siedelt sich der Mix in kein klares Gefilde, zeichnet dennoch ein roten Faden mit mitnicken und mitschunkeln. Ein paar Worte zum Protagonisten selbst: Scrachynski nannte sich in den alten Sub Sickness-Tagen mal Mr. K., ist Veranstalter in und um Dresden, Mitbegründer des DAVE Festivals, einer der lustigsten und angenehmsten Zeitgesellen und ein hervorragender DJ. Neben der Infinite Sequence ist Henry auch in der Funky Monkey Crew aktiv, wo er gemeinsam mit sein Kumpanen east und DNZ ein ‐DJ‐Raumschiff aus 4 Turntables und 3 Mixern mittels Beats und Bass abheben läßt. Uns bleibt abschließend nur zu sagen: Vielen Dank Euch allen für das 20. Jubiläum, auf 20 weitere tolle Podcast Mixe! Die runde Zahl wird außerdem mit einem neuen Intro gefeiert, das uns Maltin Worf von Defrostatica Records gebastelt hat (Big up, Bro!). Also reinhören, mitnicken und mitschwingen. Links: facebook.com/scratchynski facebook.com/FunkyMonkeyDD soundcloud.com/scratchynski hearthis.at/scratchynski mixcloud.com/scratchynski If you like our podcast and want to get more information about Infinite Sequence please follow us on facebook: facebook.com/infinitesequencedd

Na holla! Infinite Sequence Member Scratchynski stellt den 20. Podcast. Vermutungen tun sich auf: Haben die Jungs keine Ideen mehr, wen sie noch einladen sollen? Was soll diese Selbstdarstellung? Die Fragen könnt Ihr Euch gern stellen, aber es wird mal Zeit, etwas los zu werden. Ein fettes Danke schön an alle die uns support haben und an alle Artists, DJs und Musiker die unseren Podcast und unsere Veranstaltung so zahlreich gefüttert haben. Scratchynski sagt Danke und das gesamte Infinite Sequence Team gleich mit. Der Mix zeigt, wie sehr uns die letzten 2 Jahre mit dem Projekt geprägt haben. Quer durch HipHop, Trap, Future Bass, Juke, Breaks und Beatz siedelt sich der Mix in kein klares Gefilde, zeichnet dennoch ein roten Faden mit mitnicken und mitschunkeln. Ein paar Worte zum Protagonisten selbst: Scrachynski nannte sich in den alten Sub Sickness-Tagen mal Mr. K., ist Veranstalter in und um Dresden, Mitbegründer des DAVE Festivals, einer der lustigsten und angenehmsten Zeitgesellen und ein hervorragender DJ. Neben der Infinite Sequence ist Henry auch in der Funky Monkey Crew aktiv, wo er gemeinsam mit sein Kumpanen east und DNZ ein ‐DJ‐Raumschiff aus 4 Turntables und 3 Mixern mittels Beats und Bass abheben läßt. Uns bleibt abschließend nur zu sagen: Vielen Dank Euch allen für das 20. Jubiläum, auf 20 weitere tolle Podcast Mixe! Die runde Zahl wird außerdem mit einem neuen Intro gefeiert, das uns Maltin Worf von Defrostatica Records gebastelt hat (Big up, Bro!). Also reinhören, mitnicken und mitschwingen. Links: facebook.com/scratchynski facebook.com/FunkyMonkeyDD soundcloud.com/scratchynski hearthis.at/scratchynski mixcloud.com/scratchynski If you like our podcast and want to get more information about Infinite Sequence please follow us on facebook: facebook.com/infinitesequencedd 01 - Snoop Dogg - Doesn't Like Migos 02 - Die Achse - Nicolas Cage (feat. Ghetts & Assassin) 03 - Alloy - Rumpin' 04 - Commodo - Set It Straight 05 - JME - Integrity 06 - Wiley - And Again (feat. Gods gift) 07 - Fkky & Dizzee Rascal - Still Sittin Here 08 - JME - Man Don't Care 09 - Ivy Lab - Jet Lag 10 - Migos - Pipe It Up 11 - C-Trox - My Crew (feat. Arizona Zervas) 12 - Faze Miyake - Rezzie 13 - Danny Brwon - Break It 14 - Big Boi - Kill Jill (feat. Killer Mike & Kurupt) 15 - Snoh Aalegra - Nothing Burns Like The Cold (feat. Vince Staples) 16 - Tyler, The Creator - OKRA 17 - Earl Swaetshirt - (feat. Vince Staples & Casey Veggies) 18 - Up High Collective - Rainbow 19 - Die Achse - Anthem 20 - C-Trox - Blacked Out (fat. Ryan Oakes) 21 - Lethal Bizzle - Rari Workout (feat. JME & Tempa T) 22 - Ocean Wisdom - Revvin' (feat. Dizzee Rascal) 23 - Pusha T - If You Know You Know 24 - Maltin Worf - S.O.S. 25 - Vorace - Stairway To Nothing 26 - Up High Collective - Opus Nimbus 27 - Maltin Worf - Dream

In this Episode I sat down with the man behind DNZ clothing Denzel Gerrar to discuss everything from how he started his clothing line to how his grown to become the man he is now. We were also joined by friend of the show Lamona Tivy from Episode 4 and co- host Demetrizia 'Mitz' Cabatingan so of course RELATIONSHIPS and kids were brought up! Yatez - Local https://itunes.apple.com/album/id1310074991