Podcast appearances and mentions of douglas williams

Today we jump back 15 years to two back-to-back episodes of the PWTorch Livecast from Apr. 19 and 20, 2010.On the Apr. 19, 2010 episode, PWTorch editor Wade Keller and Jason Powell of ProWrestling.net, they take live calls for 60 minutes including the ramifications of the Raw roster being stuck in Europe, the role of the TNA Knockouts since Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff arrived, why women aren't portrayed better with Dixie Carter and Stephanie McMahon in positions of power, WWE Draft possibilities and speculation, the Kurt Angle-Ken Anderson match, the Douglas Williams decision, Tommy Dreamer, Batista's future, and more. In the previously VIP-exclusive Aftershow, Keller and Powell discuss the TNA PPV from the previous night.Then on the Apr. 20, 2010 episode, PWTorch editor Wade Keller and PWTorch columnist Bruce Mitchell, they take live calls on a variety of subjects including Rob Van Dam's TNA Title win, the prospects of Jim Ross joining TNA management, the possibility of Paul Heyman becoming a TNA booker, Jim Cornette saying Vince Russo may be reassigned within TNA, the restructured Raw minus most of its talent, Triple H acting like a jerk again with his sharp-wit, and more. In the previously VIP-exclusive Aftershow, Mitchell and Keller talk about Samoa Joe's return to TNA TV, Melina's comments on Eve Torres's title win, whether WWE did a good or poor job presenting a special-circumstances show last night, and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wade-keller-pro-wrestling-podcast--3076978/support.

Click to Subscribe: https://bit.ly/Youtube-Subscribe-SoapDirt "Days of Our Lives" predictions indicate that Katarina Meleounis (Ellie Patrikios) takes a shot at Clyde Weston (James Read), sparking more chaos.  Meanwhile, more DOOL predictions hint that Steve Johnson, also known as Patch (Stephen Nichols), turns his detective instincts on Douglas Williams, suspicious of his recent actions. Further intrigue comes with the re-emergence of the mysterious Lady Whistleblower, potentially revealed as a spurned admirer of Leo Stark (Greg Rikaart).  And, Days of our Lives spoilers reveal that Xander Cook (Paul Telfer) and Phillip Kiriakis (John-Paul Lavoisier) are set for a legal showdown over Titan Industries.  More DOOL spoilers show that EJ DiMera's (Dan Feuerriegel) meddling threatens to upend Johnny DiMera's (Carson Boatman) marriage.  Visit our Days of our Lives section of Soap Dirt: https://soapdirt.com/category/days-of-our-lives/ Listen to our Podcasts: https://soapdirt.podbean.com/ And Check out our always up-to-date Days of our Lives Spoilers page at: https://soapdirt.com/days-of-our-lives-spoilers/ Check Out our Social Media... Twitter: https://twitter.com/SoapDirtTV Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SoapDirt Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/soapdirt/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@soapdirt Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soapdirt/

In this episode of Pathmonk Presents, host Ernesto interviews Douglas Williams, Digital Marketing Director at Steelmax Tools.  With over 20 years of experience, Steelmax delivers cutting-edge steel fabrication and welding solutions. Douglas shares insights on their B2B marketing strategies, emphasizing the importance of website optimization, data-driven decision-making, and product customization. He discusses how Steelmax focuses on increasing customer productivity and profitability through tailored solutions.  Douglas also offers valuable advice on staying updated with digital marketing trends and leveraging analytics for effective lead generation and customer engagement.

On September 15, 1993, two gunmen entered a home in Detroit, Michigan, and murdered Lavonda Brown and her son, 20-year old Douglas Williams. Detroit police rounded up  a number of suspects, questioning them for hours, including Wilson Rivera. Wilson had a solid alibi for that night. Not only that - the shooter had actually confessed to Wilson that he'd done it.  “I asked Roger, like, what's going on?” Wilson recalls. “And he explained to me what had actually taken place with the murder. I'm assuming the facts are gonna bear me out.” But one by one, the other suspects were dropped from the investigation. By the time the trial began, Wilson was the only one left. To learn more and get involved, visit: https://www.freewilsonrivera.com/donations/ Wrongful Conviction with Maggie Freleng is a production of Lava for Good™ Podcasts in association with Signal Co. No1.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Donna Douglass Williams is the Head of Ombuds at Pinterest, one of the first Ombuds programs in the tech sector. Ombuds is a confidential, impartial, informal resource that provides support to the workforce in navigating work challenges, developing constructive resolutions to conflicts, and aims to promote an inspired workplace culture. Donna described what led to the development of the ombuds program and how work places shifted from fighting conflicts to another culture. She described what kind of issues arise as conflict at work and how ombuds programs will evolve in the future.

Douglas Williams, President and CEO of Williams Data Management that is celebrating its 100th year in business and provides businesses with tailored records management services joins Enterprise Radio. The post Celebrating 100 Years of Change as a Family Owned and Operated Business appeared first on Enterprise Podcast Network - EPN.

Welcome, cats and kittens, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time our hosts cover Bound for Glory 2010, the night we learned the meaning of 10/10/10 and the identity of "They."It's the Hogan/Bischoff era of TNA, which brought great promise but unfortunately greater failure. They tried to go head to head with WWE and were forced to retreat after only a few weeks. They brought in huge names but ultimately squandered them. And here they try to recreate the birth of the NWO to limited (at best) success.But this show has all sorts of interesting things going on: a very young version of The Young Bucks, a strong Jay Lethal vs. Douglas Williams match, the ECW reunion, Kurt Angle's possible retirement and the mystery of who (or what) is "They."

DOUGLAS WILLIAMS, the well-known community radio show host, unapologetic Pan Africanist and black people’s rights activist, as well as an inspirational agitator of black health and wellbeing, passed away suddenly in London on Monday, March 30. He was in his early 60s. Known affectionately as ‘Brother Dougie’, Williams has been described as a mentor and encourager to many who have launched their business enterprises especially in the West Green Road, Seven Sisters areas of Tottenham, north London. Through his popular radio programme Find Your Voice on SLR radio, he allowed many people to rise and shine and find their voice every Tuesday night at 10.30 pm. Brother Dougie Youtube Channel www.youtube.com/channel/UCuTGUNkxprx8QaYQpC60_UA

Douglas Williams was born August 9th, 1955, in Zachary, Louisiana, to Laura Williams and Robert Williams, Sr. The sixth of eight children, he grew up in a poor but happy household and began playing baseball, football, and basketball at an early age. Doug began playing football seriously at Chaneyville High School, but did not appreciate being inserted at linebacker, where he disliked the rough nature of the position. After his switch to quarterback, Williams quickly ditched baseball and in his senior year, he’d throw for 1,180 yards at 22 touchdowns.

www.patreon.com/hootnhollerpod @hootnhollerpod on Twitter and Instagram facebook.com/hootnhollerpod hootnhollerpod@gmail.com Taylor, Patsquatch and Joshua talk steamy Biden fanfic, Tom Cotton's stolen Valor, and classic Yakov bits. Then Patsquatch is joined by Douglas Williams (@ClassHuggle, labor educator) and Bryan Conlon (@Cato_of_Utica, labor organizer) of Strikewave to talk labor struggle in the Biden era and organizing in the face of new and old obstacles. Topics include: leg cramp twitter, the Soviet Reversal, Ranger Tab! Energy Shots, sustained struggle, solidarity, and the long hard road to building worker power. You can find the fine labor reporting of @strikewave at thestrikewave.com. You can support their crucial work bringing you news from the shop floor of the labor movement with fair pay for contributors by becoming a sustaining member: https://donorbox.org/subscribe-to-strikewave Theme: "Old Shoes and Leggins" As sung by David Krussel,  Turners Station, Missouri on March 26, 1975. Cat #1539 (MFH #687) in the Max Hunter Folk Song Collection at Missouri State University. Outro: "The Gray Cat on the Tennessee Farm" As sung by Swing and Turn Jubilee, Springfield, Missouri on November 6, 1976. Cat #1588 (MFH #1041) in the Max Hunter Folk Song Collection at Missouri State University.

Bilal Qureshi explores the German-English idea of ‘Wanderlust' through his personal audio archives and conversations with fellow travelers. Does this romantic idea hold up in the age of fast travel and fleeting social media?

In this episode, Adam, Albert, Neil, and Evan discuss the latest episode with Douglas Williams, reconciliation, and the art of the argument. Albert presents some questions on an article written by Eric Liu from the Atlantic entitled "Americans Don't Need Reconciliation - They Need to Get Better at Arguing". The article, written in 2016, invites us to look at the partisan divide, embrace reckoning, and how to best argue points. The group also discusses what techniques they use in hard conversations. Season Two of the Vir Vulnerabilis Vir Podcast is sponsored by our good friends at Standard & Strange - where the clothes and the people are anything but ordinary and the motto is own fewer better things! Be sure to follow us on Instragram @virvulnerabilisvir @denimmindset @upstateguystyle @standardandstrange @shadesonindig0 Atlantic Article: https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/11/post-election-reconciliation/506027/

In this episode, Adam and Albert talk with Douglas about self identity, the recent election results, and vulnerability. Douglas offers his insight with his experience growing up in the states and now living in Berlin, Germany. Season Two of the Vir Vulnerabilis Vir Podcast is sponsored by our good friends at Standard & Strange - where the clothes and the people are anything but ordinary and the motto is own fewer better things! Be sure to follow us on Instragram @virvulnerabilisvir @denimmindset @upstateguystyle @standardandstrange @dooglaaswilliams

Inspiring story of Douglas Williams - College Basketball Player at West Point, a 4th generation military veteran with experience as an Army Engineer & Special Operations Civil Affairs Team Leader and MBA Candidate at the Wharton School of Business. Douglas share insights from his military career, the mental challenges associated with a constant desire to excel, his inspiration to attend business school and his business idea for the pet care industry. Connect with Douglas on LinkedIn here.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=5APZ8C5C6942Y&source=url)

  Books Tori Recommends: (https://amzn.to/3jYvzbM) When Affirmative Action Was White: An Untold History of Racial Inequality in Twentieth-Century America (https://amzn.to/3jYvzbM) by Ira Katznelson Dying of Whiteness: How the Politics of Racial Resentment Is Killing America's Heartland (https://amzn.to/315Ju7d)by Jonathan Metzl Links we mention: https://acestoohigh.com/got-your-ace-score/ (https://acestoohigh.com/got-your-ace-score/) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95ovIJ3dsNk (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95ovIJ3dsNk) I'm Tori Williams, Douglas and I am a writer and anti racism educator. I actually grew up in, was born and raised in Portland, Oregon. That's where I live now. I've lived in the Pacific Northwest, my entire life, mainly in Portland and Seattle. And yeah, I didn't really, I kind of came to this work. I sort of fell into it. A lot of, a lot of different things sort of brought me to this place. But I mean initially like, gosh, there's so many, there's so many places I could go. Did you go to Portland State University to their conflict resolution program. Like, do you know that they have a program there? I applied to go there and then I could never come up with the funding. And it's really hard to find a job in Portland. Yeah. Oh my gosh. It is so hard to find a job here. I hear that for sure. You can't even be a substitute teacher without a master's degree or at least that's what they told me. I don't know That, that, that sounds right. No, I did not. I have not attended that program. I've heard about it. And I think that like, conceptually, it seems really good. I have a lot of friends, obviously you've gotten to Portland State, so yeah. How did you get into this work? I might end up there. I've been talking to the Dean of the School of Public Health about like going into that program. So yeah, it was, it was journey. So I think that the thing that really kind of kicked it off for me was when I got pregnant with my oldest child, I started doing all this research around birth outcomes for black mothers and they were abysmal. So essentially finding out black mothers are three to four times as likely to die from pregnancy related complications than white moms. And black infants are like twice as likely as white infants today. And like the first 30 days of life. And that really kind caught my attention, made me really nervous for obvious reasons. And then when I was pregnant with my second, that is when the Ferguson uprising happened as a response to Michael Brown being murdered. And that was kind of when I was like, okay, this seems important. Like I need to start speaking out about this issue and then fast forward another two years or so two, three years. I'm trying to remember, I guess it was probably two years. I ended up getting a job at a, in a neuroscience lab at OHSU here in Portland and it's a super diverse lab and the PI is black and a lot of the post-docs were, were people of color. And a lot of the work that was being done there was around racism and implicit bias. And it was just a really incredible learning experience even though I was working and not like in the, in the actual med school program. But that gave me a lot of, a lot more information and sort of, kind of, it started to like back up what I had been learning sort of on my own. And yeah, so I just sort of, I just sort of like fell into this. I had been very vocal on Twitter and like after Michael Brown was murdered. and I ended up losing like probably 60% or so of my Twitter followers. Cause people did not like what I had to say. So, but yeah, eventually over time people started paying attention to like what I was putting out into the world and yeah, I've actually been able to transition and do this full time now. White Homework Podcast (https://www.toriglass.com/white-homework) which is a lot of fun and that was kind of the point, right. Was to be able to make anti racism, education, not something other Support this podcast

Even before the pandemic, engaging remote employees in change initiatives was a hot topic. In this episode of the Influence Change at Work™ Show, Dr. Douglas Williams shares his research and experience about working with people who are not collocated with each other. Listen in to hear the challenges and considerations for engaging remote employees in change.

Brother Dougie's body of work Brother Dougie's Barber Shop Conversations The voice newspaper remembers Brother Dougie Brother Dougie Tribute Website Douglas Williams was the Founder of Find Your Voice. He was a diamond in our local and global community. He was a very successful radio host and community activist, Speaker and events organiser. He was the voice of the voiceless – the silent majority in the black community. Douglas Williams – the Radio Host Douglas Williams affectionately known as Brother Dougie was a mentor and encourager to many who have gone on to launch their business platforms. Many see him as a friend as well as a tireless seeker of justice for the people. He allowed people to rise and shine and find their voice on his one of a kind Tuesday radio show. Brother Dougie sought out guests who inspire, educate and empower his listening audience. Some of his prestigious guests included health leaders such as Dr Laila Afrika, thought leaders such as Mutabaruka, MPs, Life coaches, Speakers, Spiritual leaders and much more..... Brother Dougie’s show ends when the conversation ends. It is not unheard of for Brother Dougie’s show to end in the wee small hours of the morning as late as 6 am. Each conversation was like a seed that grew throughout the night into a powerful message that has been known to literally wake listeners up, who felt compelled to pick up the phone and add their own contribution to make the conversation even sweeter, deeper and sometimes moving into a whole new arena, ‘which would prompt Brother Dougie to announce is wonderful catchphrase ‘we need to put a pin in it ……… and use our social discretion.’ Yes, brother Dougie was the voice who began the conversation and diplomatically end the conversation, leaving our minds, well-fed, nourished allowing us to digest the powerful words of wisdom that was born out of a thought-provoking conversation. Brother Dougie’s show is more than a show it is the people’s forum, a movement for those who feel invisible in the system to speak about the things that matter to them. Yes, Brother Dougie was indeed generous and well-loved by all who listened to him, or who had met him and those who were privileged to be part of his inner circle. This article was about our beloved Brother Dougie whose radio show on SLR will always be remembered as the university of life. Read more about brother Dougie’s work as an Activist

Brother Dougie's body of work Brother Dougie's Barber Shop Conversations The voice newspaper remembers Brother Dougie Brother Dougie Tribute Website Douglas Williams was the Founder of Find Your Voice. He was a diamond in our local and global community. He was a very successful radio host and community activist, Speaker and events organiser. He was the voice of the voiceless – the silent majority in the black community. Douglas Williams – the Radio Host Douglas Williams affectionately known as Brother Dougie was a mentor and encourager to many who have gone on to launch their business platforms. Many see him as a friend as well as a tireless seeker of justice for the people. He allowed people to rise and shine and find their voice on his one of a kind Tuesday radio show. Brother Dougie sought out guests who inspire, educate and empower his listening audience. Some of his prestigious guests included health leaders such as Dr Laila Afrika, thought leaders such as Mutabaruka, MPs, Life coaches, Speakers, Spiritual leaders and much more..... Brother Dougie’s show ends when the conversation ends. It is not unheard of for Brother Dougie’s show to end in the wee small hours of the morning as late as 6 am. Each conversation was like a seed that grew throughout the night into a powerful message that has been known to literally wake listeners up, who felt compelled to pick up the phone and add their own contribution to make the conversation even sweeter, deeper and sometimes moving into a whole new arena, ‘which would prompt Brother Dougie to announce is wonderful catchphrase ‘we need to put a pin in it ……… and use our social discretion.’ Yes, brother Dougie was the voice who began the conversation and diplomatically end the conversation, leaving our minds, well-fed, nourished allowing us to digest the powerful words of wisdom that was born out of a thought-provoking conversation. Brother Dougie’s show is more than a show it is the people’s forum, a movement for those who feel invisible in the system to speak about the things that matter to them. Yes, Brother Dougie was indeed generous and well-loved by all who listened to him, or who had met him and those who were privileged to be part of his inner circle. This article was about our beloved Brother Dougie whose radio show on SLR will always be remembered as the university of life. Read more about brother Dougie’s work as an Activist

In this episode, we're on the road to trial -- and talking about settlement opportunities that may come up along the way. Who makes the decisions about going to trial vs offering/accepting a settlement? What factors go into those decisions? What's a consent to settle agreement -- and what's the hammer clause that comes with it? If you're definitely headed to trial, how do you prepare -- practically and psychologically? And what can happen if there's a verdict against you and a judgment that exceeds your policy limits? We'll be hearing from two defense attorneys, Dr. William Sullivan (a practicing physician and attorney, who has been a defendant himself) as well as Douglas Williams, Esq, a medical malpractice defense attorney in Baton Rouge, LA, with over 30 years of experience. We'll also hear the story of one physician's case as it progresses from medical encounter all the way to trial. 

Douglas Williams show Tuesdays, 10.30pm SLR Radio

Douglas Williams and the health, wealth and heritage team discussing mental health, business and family. Douglas Williams SLR Radio show

Today on @chosengenerationradio Dan Perkins author, speaker, columnist joins us to discuss the Presidents trip to the UK. His clash with the Muslims Mayor of London, who calls acts of terror in big cities normal and something we are going to have to learn to live with. Today President Trump ruffled feathers by saying he might consider using foreign sourced intel on a political opponent if it were offered. It should be noted that the FISA warrant issued to spy on the Trump Campaign in 2016 was based on a foreign inteligence report provided by an English spy working with the Russians, which has since been proven totally false. A document that was first created for Hillary Clinton's campaign, President Trump's Democratic Party opponent. Dr Tom Barrett Conservative Truth Founder and veteran investment Gold buyer and seller, as well as financial consultant for the 1 to 3%. Dr Tom will expose the corrupted banking system and how it effects us. Christine Douglas Williams author The Challenge of Modernizing Islam joins us to discuss the little reported violence associated with this past Ramadan. Why was none of this reported? With all the attention placed front and center on the newest Congressional Members and their obvious Islamic leanings, why have they not condemned the violence and the shedding of innocent blood? Instead they spew anti American rhetoric and talk disparagingly about the nation whose Congress they serve in.

Today on @ChosenGenerationRadio Grant Haber is one of America's foremost experts on Homemade Explosives and the resulting IED crisis which is the leading cause of US Military Casualties in Afghanistan and Iraq. Today we discuss the uses of these bombs and how that relates to what is happening in France and Europe as well. Christine Douglas Williams The Challenge of Modernizing Islam, what are we doing in the west to stop the march of Islam into the apocalyptic purpose that these Jihadists are aiming towards. Do we even realize that this is their goal. What about their invasion of Congress and the Southern Border. Dr Tom Barrett www.chosengold.com our investment strategy expert. George Papadopoulos Deep State Target: How I Got Caught in the Crosshairs of the Plot to Bring Down President Trump discusses the Mueller report and its release. How it exonerates him and the President. How his ties to Israel made him a target for the deep state.

Today on @ChosenGenerationRadio Brian Maloney Media Equalizer discusses Kamala Harris and Illegals should work in Congress, Nancy Pelosi melt down, Adam Schiff, Jerry Nadler, Mika on Biden Kiss Me. Daniel Greenfield Front Page Mag Mueller report now does not matter President is guilty so says Schiff and Nadler and they are out to prove it. Dr Tom Barrett debt and poverty are not what Jesus Christ died so you can get. He broke all curses. Christine Douglass-Williams: New Mexico Muslims Who Plotted Jihad Massacres Linked to CAIR and Democrats The case no one is talking about.

Douglas Williams – the Radio Host Douglas Williams affectionately known as Brother Dougie has been the mentor and encourager to many who have launched their business platforms. Many see him as a friend as well as a tireless seeker of justice for the people called the minority. He allows people to rise and shine and find their voice every Tuesday 10.30 pm on SLR Radio (www.slrradio.co.uk/Tunein) Brother Dougie seeks out guests who inspire, educate and empower his listening audience. Some of his prestigious guests include health leaders such as Dr Laila Afrika, thought leaders such as Mutabaruka, MPs, Life coaches, Speakers, Spiritual leaders and much more. Brother Dougie’s show ends when the conversation ends. It is not unheard of for Brother Dougie’s show to end in the wee hours of the morning as late as 4 pm. The conversation is like a seed that grows throughout the night into a powerful message that has been known to literally wake listeners up, who feel compelled to pick up the phone and add their own contribution to make the conversation even sweeter, deeper and sometimes moving into a whole new area, ‘which prompts Brother Dougie to announce ‘we need to put a pin in it ……… and use our social discretion.’ Yes, brother Dougie is the voice who begins the conversation and diplomatically ends the conversation, leaving our minds, well-fed, nourished and allowing us to digest the powerful words of wisdom that was born out of a thought-provoking conversation. Brother Dougie’s show is more than a show it is the people’s forum, a movement for those who feel invisible in the system to speak about the things that matter to them. Yes, Brother Dougie is indeed generous and is well-loved by all who listen to him, meet him and know him. Remember to tune into SLR Radio every Tuesday 10.30 pm Read more about brother Dougie’s work as an Activist

If you want to support the show and receive access to tons of bonus content, subscribe on our Patreon page for as little as $5 a month. Also, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the show on iTunes. We can't do this show without your support!!! This week, Roqayah and Kumars welcome back two friends of the show, Douglas Williams and Bryan Conlon, also known as @Cato_of_Utica on Twitter. Douglas and Bryan, the proprietors of the Southern-focused labor organizing blog The South Lawn, catch up with Roqayah and Kumars, venting about the media mourning Barbara Bush before sharing their insight into the recent wave of teachers’ strikes across the country. The crew discusses how they negotiate the tension between “meeting people where they’re at” on the one hand, and on the other hand, building an intersectional left in solidarity with all oppressed and marginalized people. Douglas and Bryan debate the importance of elections, particularly for leftist organizers interested in building a broad movement for social justice. We revisit their 2013 article for Facing South, “Creating a culture of unionism in the South”, and discuss its relevance to the labor actions we are seeing nationwide. Bryan and Douglas also share their thoughts on what people need to be doing to keep up the momentum from these strikes, transforming otherwise isolated labor actions into a mass movement for social and economic justice. Finally, the crew discusses Janus vs. AFSCME, the national “right to work” case that would undercut unions on a federal level, and what will be needed to revitalize the labor movement in the face of that impending consolidation of corporate anti-union reaction.  You can follow Bryan on Twitter @Cato_of_Utica, and follow both their work @TheSouthLawn. Don't forget to support The South Lawn on Patreon. A transcript for this episode will be provided upon request. Please send an email to deleteuracct @ gmail to get a copy sent to you when it is completed.

Douglas Williams is a fierce political writer and grassroots organizer whose work can be found at TheSouthLawn.org. In this conversation, he tells me about the influence of his father's union work on his political development, and how the letdown of the Obama years led him, like many others, to the radical left. 

This is a preview of a bonus premium episode. Support the show and get double the episodes by subscribing to bonus episodes for $5/month at patreon.com/champagnesharks. This will not only give you access to this current premium episode you’re previewing, but also all the back premium episodes you may have missed as well and all future bonus premium episodes. Also, remember to review and rate the podcast in Itunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/champ…d1242690393?mt=2. Today Michael Brooks joins us to discuss various topics recently in the notes, including the ongoing debate between Ta-Nehisi Coates and various figures on the left and identity issues vs. class issues in general. Michael Brooks is host of The Michael Brooks Show https://www.patreon.com/TMBS, co-host of the Majority Report, co-host of 2 Dope Boys & a Podcast, his writing has appeared in Jacobin, Baffler, Open Democracy and the Washington Post. Follow him here https://twitter.com/_michaelbrooks Discussed in this episode: My recent appearance on The Michael Brooks Show, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1B5A4nV-rE "How Ta-Nehisi Coates Gives Whiteness Power by Thomas Chatterton Williams https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/06/opinion/ta-nehisi-coates-whiteness-power.html "Between Ta-Nehisi Coates and Us" by Douglas Williams https://thesouthlawn.org/2017/10/09/between-ta-nehisi-coates-and-us/ Toxic Inequality by Thomas M. Shapiro http://amzn.to/2yD97O6

Oliver goes ‘Inside the Huddle’ with bass-baritone Douglas Williams. His physically dynamic performances have led him to collaborations with Mark Morris, Sasha Waltz, and Barbara Hannigan, among others. You’ll be surprised to find out what was the turning point in Douglas’s career... But first, the O17 Festival opens at Opera Philadelphia later this week. And it’s not just any old opera festival. George and Tobias tell you why... Plus you get all your opera headlines and our hot takes on them in ‘The Two Minute Drill’... www.facebook.com/OBSCHI1/

Hosts Rania Khalek and Kevin Gosztola highlight previous clips from the show in this "Best Of" episode that features: Nima Shirazi, Douglas Williams, Vivek Chibber, and Donna Murch.

Douglas Williams, a writer for the TheSouthLawn.org, returns to the show to talk about Bill Clinton's rant against Black Lives Matter protesters in Philadelphia. We discuss the crime bill in the 1990s. We discuss how the Clinton campaign has used African Americans against each other and how the Democratic primary race has perverted the concept of diversity. Williams calls this the "cognitive dissonance election," and we explore this idea during the interview. 

Douglas Williams, a writer at TheSouthLawn.org and a doctoral student at Wayne State University in Detroit, is our guest this week. We talk to him about Bernie Sanders, Black Lives Matter, and the critique of Bernie Sanders not talking about race enough. He discusses how Democratic presidential candidates are using the "Black Lives Matter" mantra to make their campaigns relevant. We highlight Bernie Sanders' record in the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, which played a key role in the civil rights movement. We also talk about the problems the movement has with solidarity organizing and the role of white "allies" in organizing against institutional racism.     

Show NotesThe march to MTR 200 continues this week with Xbox One rearing its head once more as well all the usual antics. 00:12:20 – MMA ·         UFC on Fox Sports 1 begins to take shape·         Miesha Tate does not like Kim Winslow·         Women's MMA makes history in Brazil·         Rampage heads to Bellator & TNA Wrestling·         Bobby Lashley returns to action·         NY is the last state without MMA!00:47:38 – Wrestling ·         TNA Slammiversary musings·         WWE Raw belongs to Daniel Bryan·         Best of War Games heads to DVD/Blu-Ray·         Douglas Williams gets released·         Racism in the WWE? 02:05:45 – Video Games ·         Xbox One online connectivity news·         Joe Mad talks Darksiders 3·         Scorpion heads to Injustice·         Diablo 3 console news·         NBA Live 14 news·         LeBron James is your cover athlete for NBA 2K1402:54:41 – Movies/TV                   ·         South Park & Jason Voorhees back on the big screen?·         Joss loves RDJ·         Benicio Del Toro joins Guardians of The Galaxy·         Archie vs. Zombies? Looks like it!·         Universal is swimming in money courtesy of Fast 6                                                                                   Guest LinksFollow Slick on Twitter @MTRSlickSponsor LinksMTR is always looking for great brands to partner up with. If you are interested in advertising with us please make sure to email us and we will forward our advertising package and rates. MusicIntro: MTR IntroOutro: Killer InstinctListener InfoPlease take a moment and rate the show and/or app on iTunes.Follow My Take Radio on Twitter-@MyTakeRadioBecome a fan of My Take Radio on Facebook-Facebook.com/MyTakeRadioAdd My Take Radio to your circle on Google+Follow our boards on PinterestIf you have any feedback or questions you can now call the MTR Feedback line 347-815-0687.Guest inquiries can be forwarded to MTRHost@MyTakeRadio.comShow your support by picking up an MTR T-Shirt or by shopping from our Amazon store. 

Show NotesThe march to MTR 200 continues this week with Xbox One rearing its head once more as well all the usual antics. 00:12:20 – MMA ·         UFC on Fox Sports 1 begins to take shape·         Miesha Tate does not like Kim Winslow·         Women’s MMA makes history in Brazil·         Rampage heads to Bellator & TNA Wrestling·         Bobby Lashley returns to action·         NY is the last state without MMA!00:47:38 – Wrestling ·         TNA Slammiversary musings·         WWE Raw belongs to Daniel Bryan·         Best of War Games heads to DVD/Blu-Ray·         Douglas Williams gets released·         Racism in the WWE? 02:05:45 – Video Games ·         Xbox One online connectivity news·         Joe Mad talks Darksiders 3·         Scorpion heads to Injustice·         Diablo 3 console news·         NBA Live 14 news·         LeBron James is your cover athlete for NBA 2K1402:54:41 – Movies/TV                   ·         South Park & Jason Voorhees back on the big screen?·         Joss loves RDJ·         Benicio Del Toro joins Guardians of The Galaxy·         Archie vs. Zombies? Looks like it!·         Universal is swimming in money courtesy of Fast 6                                                                                   Guest LinksFollow Slick on Twitter @MTRSlickSponsor LinksMTR is always looking for great brands to partner up with. If you are interested in advertising with us please make sure to email us and we will forward our advertising package and rates. MusicIntro: MTR IntroOutro: Killer InstinctListener InfoPlease take a moment and rate the show and/or app on iTunes.Follow My Take Radio on Twitter-@MyTakeRadioBecome a fan of My Take Radio on Facebook-Facebook.com/MyTakeRadioAdd My Take Radio to your circle on Google+Follow our boards on PinterestIf you have any feedback or questions you can now call the MTR Feedback line 347-815-0687.Guest inquiries can be forwarded to MTRHost@MyTakeRadio.comShow your support by picking up an MTR T-Shirt or by shopping from our Amazon store.