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Ep. 178 What if your greatest pain could become your greatest purpose? In this inspiring episode, two incredible women share their journeys of overcoming trauma, finding healing, and stepping into their power. On Fearless Fridays with Maryann, host Maryann Rivera-Dannert welcomes Drucilla Matthews-Beach and Tiffany Jones, contributors to the anthology Surviving Her Uncuffed Trauma. At 68, Drucilla Matthews-Beach opens up about healing from childhood wounds and the power of forgiveness in her story, "God Turned It Around." Her message reminds us that faith can transform even the darkest moments into light. Tiffany Jones, a mother, cheer coach, and founder of Purposefully Given LLC, shares her remarkable story, "I'm Still Standing," reflecting her resilience after surviving foster care, domestic violence, and abuse. Her work today empowers others to rediscover their worth and reclaim their lives. ✨ Key Highlights: How forgiveness opens the door to true healing. Recognizing the emotional and financial facets of abuse. Faith as a foundation for strength and empowerment. Tiffany's nonprofit, Purposefully Given LLC, supporting foster care youth.
ATTL is joined by the girl who went viral working at a restaurant, delivering the airplane full of shots, Drucilla Delgado! From Texas all the way to Los Angeles to pursue her dream as an actress, we get all the details from the highs to the lows of her journey living here in LA and you will be shocked. Life isn't always what it seems like, the importance of having a conversation with people. We couldn't forget our favorite card game, Substance to get the conversation even DEEPER ! Feel free to comment down below your thoughts & answers as the podcast goes.Support the show
6:59 - What happens to Pastors who teach wrongly? / 13:32 - Followup on Old Testament Laws from Episode 1116, asking about hard laws. / 20:10 - Prayer request for President Biden's salvation. / 25:55 - Acts 24:24, who is Drucilla? / 34:53 - Can a backslidden Christian go to heaven? / 45:33 - Can women be prophets? / 53:36 - Should churches enforce membership rules?
Amber Benson (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) joins to chat all about her new Audible series, "Slayers: A Buffyverse Story," starring Charisma Carpenter, James Marsters, Juliet Landau, Danny Strong, Emma Caulfield, Anthony Head, and more. Ever wonder what happened to Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) Spike (James Martsters), Angel (David Boreanaz), Willow (Alyson Hannigan), Tara, Anya, Giles, Drucilla, Cordelia and more? Amber Benson and Christopher Golden co-created and wrote the new Buffy audio series exclusively on Audible. Following the stories in Buffy and Angel, "Slayers" continues the Buffy anthology for all the supporting characters. Listen to the full "Slayers" story, and catch up with the Buffy universe on Audible.*This was recorded during the SAG-AFTRA strike.Son of a Binge production credits:Hosted by: Reshma Gopaldas (TW: @reshingbull, IG @reshmago)Producer & Editor: Emily Collins (IG @emilem124)Artwork by: Laura Valencia (IG @iamlauravalencia)
What's this? A new scout?! Sorry Ami, your episode was cool and all, but let's welcome Sailor Pluto, guardian of time, to the team. And now, let's say goodbye to her as she stays behind while the Senshi continue to Crystal Tokyo. Don't worry listeners, we'll drown out the skeeviness of Prince Diamond with Drucilla's deep dive examination of how time travel works in the Sailor Moon universe. Oh, and we decide to cut Chibiusa a break since she did maybe see her mom die. Stick around as we discuss episodes 80-84.WebsiteInstagramTwitterYoutubeTik Tok
Having weighed the flimsy accusations from the Sanhedrin against Paul's defense, Felix must now decide how to handle Paul. Paul seizes this opportunity to preach the gospel to Felix and his wife, Drucilla.
After the big fights, The Miscreants get down to business and hatch a plan to breach the castle. Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
A special story from our lovely honorary bard, Dust of Chalk. Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
It is the first day of the fights, and The Miscreants are our headliners! Its Kenku vs. Elf, Wizard against Fighter, and Dust vs. a crowd of cheering fans! Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
The Miscreants visit the local tavern to prepare for the first round of fights!Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
The Miscreants are in a new city and there's secrets to find; luckily we have just the people for the job!Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
A special reading of The Raven; read by our favorite Kenku, Paddler. Happy Halloween! Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
The Miscreants settle into the new city and into their new jobs. Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
The Miscreants are taking a day for rest and shopping in the new city~Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
Our party has reached the safety and comfort of Meralit, and it's time to decide the next path.Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
Join us for a casual short as The Miscreants reach level 6!Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
The Miscreants live up to their title to interrogate the vampire that attacked them in the night. Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
The Miscreants face some fanged foes during their journey through the swamp.Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
The swamp has more hazards than the pressing undead.Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
The dreary air of the swamp, and the trials of the creatures within, wear on the nerves of The Miscreants. Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
The first night in the Starlight Mire proves to be just as dangerous as our party feared. Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
The miscreants have a warm night in a cozy inn, and a chance to tell their tales before the dire days ahead. Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
The long road stretches on for our party, but the monotony and relative safety allows for creativity to bloom, and connections to be made. Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
A very special bonus episode with some of the crew taking a day off at the carnival!~ Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
With the Night Hag gone, our Miscreants finally have a clear mind for a fresh start back onto the road. Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
Its time to take out the Night Hag, once and for allHelp us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
The Miscreants devise a plan to trap the Night Hag and must use all improvisational skills to pull it offHelp us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
The Miscreants have a lovely dinner and some loose ends to take care of before the hag hunt Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
It's time to meet Drucilla's mother in order to get an advantage on our enemy. Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
The Miscreants are feeling the mounting pressure from the continued pursuit of the Night Hag. With options running out, they must resort to the library for answers. Help us keep the lights on and upgrade our equipment!: https://www.patreon.com/AbstractAdventuresDrucilla is played by: Jenna Marie → https://www.instagram.com/chaotic_click_clacks/Paddler is played by: Jason Cassidy → https://www.instagram.com/dungeoneeringwithjason/Acheron is played by: Brent Markee → https://www.instagram.com/brent_markee/Dust is played by: Hannah Davies → https://www.instagram.com/bananedavies/Stay updated and contribute your own ideas by following us on Twitter or Instagram:https://twitter.com/AdventurousRollhttps://www.instagram.com/abstractadventures.dnd/
Few things can blow Drucilla's mind, but Gilcy does just that as we take a deep dive into the sinking Mamoru x Usagi ship. Bring out the life jackets because we're also poking holes in both the parenting style of Neo-Queen Serenity and King Endymion and Chibiusa's personality. Covering episodes 64-67, no one is safe in the hot seat (not even Aang and Katara.) WebsiteInstagramTwitterYoutubeTik Tok
We're midway through this mini-arc, looking at episodes 51-54, and boy do we have a lot to discuss! Listen as Drucilla rants about Usagi's power-up episode and tries to convince Gilcy that her abstract moon moment is legit. We also question Mamoru's character (not for the first time) and what DOES he do in his free time? WebsiteInstagramTwitterYoutubeTik Tok: @MoonMomentPod
In the penultimate episode of the first season of Moon Moment, we talk about episodes 43-46. Yes, that's right, we're talking about the finale of the first season of Sailor Moon, known infamously in the moonie community as D-Point. Bonus points if you can tell where Drucilla's voice starts to waver as she talks about the girls' deaths. Be sure to check back next week for our wrap up episode with a special guest! Also, trigger warning for this episode for discussions of suicide as it relates to the manga at 18:21-19:15. WebsiteInstagramTwitterYoutubeTik Tok: @MoonMomentPod
In this week's episode, Drucilla's got ladybugs on the brain while the Scouts wrangle a brainless Endymion (who just can't seem to be evil). Surprises are in store but we just want to rewrite some serious plot/characters holes. Join us for episodes 38-42 and watch out for spoilers for the season 3 finale of Miraculous Ladybug from 29:55-31:00.WebsiteInstagramTwitterYoutubeTik Tok: @MoonMomentPod
Covering episodes 20-24, it's another long one for our sixth episode as we continue to tackle the Nephrite/Naru relationship, though Drucilla has a new perspective on it thanks to this re-watch. And we end with a fascinating discussion of how events between the couple may have played out had Usagi not been Sailor Moon.WebsiteInstagramTwitterYoutubeTik Tok: @MoonMomentPod
In our second episode, we talk about the shocking number of Moon Moments found in episodes 2-7 (hint: it's lower than you think) while Drucilla defends her invocation of the DiC dub.WebsiteInstagramTwitterYoutubeTik Tok: @MoonMomentPod
This episode, Rachel and John have the honor and pleasure of interviewing Dr. Jane Anna Gordon and Dr. Drucilla Cornell about their new edited volume, Creolizing Rosa Luxemburg. Part of the Creolizing the Canon series, this volume examines the political economy and political philosophies of Polish Marxist thinker and revolutionary Rosa Luxemburg, from her work on imperialism and the expanded reproduction of capital, to the […]
Gena Pemberton and Drucilla Brown, of Omnicom Health Group and Concentric Health Experience, respectively, join Marc Iskowitz for the first of a four-part series exploring how MAHF member agencies are progressing toward diversity, equity and inclusion.
Drucilla Cornell is a professor of law, women's studies and political science at Rutgers University. After reading a brilliant article she wrote about the public imagination, I got in touch, and here is the conversation we had.
Entramos no sexto episódio da série. A professora Maria Walkíria Cabral (IPPUR/UFRJ), pesquisadora do Laboratório Filosofias do Tempo do Agora (LAFITA/UFRJ), fala um pouco sobre a obra da filósofa estadunidense Drucilla Cornell. Filósofa com um doutorado em Direito, ativista e com uma importante experiência nos movimentos e sindicatos de mulheres nos Estados Unidos, Drucilla Cornell é professora de Ciências Políticas e Estudos de Mulheres e Gênero e Literatura Comparada na Rutgers University/NJ e professora extraordinária na Universidade de Pretoria na África do Sul, onde desenvolveu o uBuntu Project. Nesse projeto coletivo, Drucilla se dedicou a pensar as relações entre os valores éticos eurocêntricos com os da filosofia africana na tomada de decisão dos juízes da Corte Constitucional. Essas pesquisas também refletem os trabalhos anteriores da jusfilósofa, em especial, o tema do feminismo ético, com uma obra vasta em autoria e co-autoria. Com apenas três artigos disponíveis em português, Drucilla é uma filósofa feminista que tem se preocupado em pensar propostas revolucionárias, muito inspirada pelos ideais socialistas, anti-imperialistas e descoloniais, que aparece em seu livro publicado em co-autoria com Stephen Seely, The Spirit of Revolution (2016). Atualmente, Drucilla e Stephen preparam um novo livro, que promete dar continuidade ao debate dos caminhos da revolução.
Who had the best Emmy winning performance of the week?; Traci’s suicide attempt (1984); Victor’s mother abandons him again (1984); Victor and Hope reunite their family (1997); Ashley gives Grant a letter from his dead wife (1997); Drucilla fights for her family and modeling career (1997); Devon confronts Carmen Mesta (2006); The House of Kim […]
Who had the best Emmy winning performance of the week?; Traci’s suicide attempt (1984); Victor’s mother abandons him again (1984); Victor and Hope reunite their family (1997); Ashley gives Grant a letter from his dead wife (1997); Drucilla fights for her family and modeling career (1997); Devon confronts Carmen Mesta (2006); The House of Kim […]
Nick and Sharon’s first wedding (1996); Dina leaves Genoa City (1996); Danny and Cricket’s Hawaiian Wedding (1990); Olivia marries Malcolm after dreaming of Neil (1997); Phyllis fights to hang onto Danny (1997); Tricia Dennison pines for Ryan (1997); Phyllis and Nick’s bar wedding (2007); Carmen Mesta presses charges against Drucilla (2007); Nikki and Victor’s killer […]
Nick and Sharon’s first wedding (1996); Dina leaves Genoa City (1996); Danny and Cricket’s Hawaiian Wedding (1990); Olivia marries Malcolm after dreaming of Neil (1997); Phyllis fights to hang onto Danny (1997); Tricia Dennison pines for Ryan (1997); Phyllis and Nick’s bar wedding (2007); Carmen Mesta presses charges against Drucilla (2007); Nikki and Victor’s killer […]
Today on the People of Pathology Podcast I speak with perinatal pathologist Dr Drucilla Roberts. What we discuss with Dr Roberts:How she became involved with pathology outreach in sub-Saharan AfricaHer involvement with the Human Placenta ProjectCategories of Placental Pathology PathCastThe Placental and Gestational Pathology textbookThe Amsterdam International Consensus GroupEarly research on the placenta and COVID-19Links for this Episode:Pathology: Functionality in Resource-Poor Settings article hereHuman Placenta Project websiteCategories of Placental Pathology PathCast hereAmsterdam International Consensus Group article herePathology of the Placenta book herePlacental and Gestational Pathology book herePlacenta and COVID-19 JAMA article hereContact Dr Roberts herePeople of Pathology Podcast links:TwitterWebsite
Nikki and Victor’s Re-Wedding (2002); Victor pretends to be Douglas’ manservant (1981); Vanessa Prentiss and April Stevens (1981); Nikki’s funeral fantasy (1987); Phillip picks an engagement ring for Cricket (1987); John, Ellen, and Terry Lester’s Jack (1987); Nikki’s exotic dance (1990); Maime confronts Drucilla in jail (1990); Sheila lures Scott away from Lauren’s surprise party […]
Nikki and Victor’s Re-Wedding (2002); Victor pretends to be Douglas’ manservant (1981); Vanessa Prentiss and April Stevens (1981); Nikki’s funeral fantasy (1987); Phillip picks an engagement ring for Cricket (1987); John, Ellen, and Terry Lester’s Jack (1987); Nikki’s exotic dance (1990); Maime confronts Drucilla in jail (1990); Sheila lures Scott away from Lauren’s surprise party […]
Katherine Meets Marge (1990); Katherine’s Intervention (2004); Billy and Chloe’s wedding (2008); Katherine and Murphy’s wedding (2009); Marry then Murder Cassandra Rawlins (1990); Phyllis reveals to Daniel his paternity (2004); Drucilla schools Devon (2004); Jack vows to John he’ll regain Jabot control (1990); Jack resigns from Jabot (2004); Sharon and Cameron Kirsten (2004); Ashley is […]
Katherine Meets Marge (1990); Katherine’s Intervention (2004); Billy and Chloe’s wedding (2008); Katherine and Murphy’s wedding (2009); Marry then Murder Cassandra Rawlins (1990); Phyllis reveals to Daniel his paternity (2004); Drucilla schools Devon (2004); Jack vows to John he’ll regain Jabot control (1990); Jack resigns from Jabot (2004); Sharon and Cameron Kirsten (2004); Ashley is […]
Exclusive interview with Liz Warren's former colleague Drucilla Cornell: "When I heard she had become a Democrat, and a progressive I almost fell over..." "She lies, and she maneuvers... She's not a feminist." "Her job was to promote herself and destroy the curriculum, and I just happened to be in the way." "Being a right wing Republican wouldn’t have suited her rise to power..."
Learn the passion of Drucilla on getting organized! You will learn easy tips and tricks and “Towel Tuesday’s” PLUS ANOTHER Biz4Bad News reporting by Chrisella Herzog!!
On this episode, Les, Kurt, and Jason tackle a Lifetime update of a Jane Austen book... what could go wrong? But first, Les Fitzpatrick is tired, Kurt Kurkendall Barrett is marveled at the omnipresence of ads for walk-in bathtubs (especially the one used by Eric Roberts) and Kurt's arcane reference of Cherry Jones lead to Jason's only-in-LA story of taking photos with Cherry's Emmy inside is own home. They finally dive into Pride and Prejudice Atlanta, a Lifetime update of the Jane Austen book set in present day and starring Jackee, Reginald VelJohnson, and Rudy and Cockroach from The Cosby Show. The source material has a lot of characters to navigate for what is typically mindless Lifetime fare, but the creative team stuck the landing and delivered an actually good movie. Sure, the it could've benefited from Shirley Jones pulling up in the Partridge Family bus whilst listening to her favorite radio program Drucilla and Cockroach in the Morning, but it still gives the guys opportunities to reference Crocodile Dundee and JFK Jr.'s many attempts at passing the Bar Exam... and to find out that Kurt once saw Danger Mouse without his head! Facebook : alifetimeofhallmark Instagram : alifetimeofhallmarkpodcast Theme song generously donated by purple-planet.com
Drucilla Cornell speaks about her work with seeking to unionize a collective brothel, feminism, Rosa Luxemburg, Sylvia Wynter, philosophy, revolutions, Ubuntu, and nihilist fascism. Music by AwareNess, follow him on Instagram, Spotify or Soundcloud. For more content, follow me on Instagram Please support the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/timetalks
Hello there and welcome to The Crochet Circle Podcast and the show notes for Episode 41 – Three Years Old. My name is Fay and this is my audio and video podcast for those that love fibre crafts, particularly crochet. It’s a community for people that like to support their fellow humans regardless of race, gender, sexuality, ability, size or age. I hope you feel the welcome embrace and love of the Crochet Clan. Come on in and stay awhile. In this episode, I cover: Review of KnitPro ball winder; Crochet Inclusivity; Final Destination; En Route; Designs in Progress; Feeding the habit; Quick News Beats and J’adore. This podcast is sponsored by my online crafting company, Provenance Craft Co. Thanks to everyone who tunes into the podcast whether it is through Stitcher, Podbean, Spotify, iTunes or the YouTube Channel. Your support and engagement are really appreciated and makes running a podcast very special and worthwhile. If you would like to support the podcast, you can do that through Patreon: 1 – Review When I first started my yarn journey, I bought myself a cheap, plastic ball winder because I didn’t know then that crochet and all things yarn would literally take over my life! ALT TEXT: Grey background and close up of cream and red crappy plastic ball winder with a broken metal finger. Over the last couple of months, I have tried a couple of different KnitPro wooden ball winders to see whether they would be a better option for me. Well, the proof is that I now own one. ALT TEXT: Grey background with wooden ball winder and orange/grey wool scattered around it. Given that I can be caking up yarn every other day, I thought it was a wise decision. So, here’s what I hate about my old ball winder and love about the new one: 1 – OLD: it creates a very tight cake which means that my yarn is being held under tension. NEW: the cakes are taller and wider, so the yarn is not under the same amount of tension and pressure. 2 – OLD: it’s mainly made of plastic and is flimsy. NEW: It’s predominantly made of wood with a little plastic and some metal. It feels very substantial and durable. 3 – OLD: the metal finger that your yarn is placed through stopped standing on its own after about the third use. NEW: The metal finger is very firmly in place and does not move as part of the ball winder set-up. 4 – OLD: the cakes almost always get tangled at the bottom of the spinner towards the end of the skein wind. I have had t o cut my yarn before now, to release it. NEW: The wooden base that the yarn caked up from is much bigger and can more than cope with the job. 5 – OLD: The ball winder struggles to create neat mini cakes. NEW: The cakes are neat and seem to be staying in place. I need to test whether they work well or not though. 6 – OLD: It’s really difficult to get a nice centre pulled ball that doesn’t get knotted up. NEW: There is a space big enough to get your fingers into to pull the centre yarn from. The cake seems to have more space in the core, so I am hopeful that the centre pull will be easy and not tangled. The KnitPro ball winder also makes really pretty looking cakes – I know this isn’t really important, but when you have to photograph yarn as part of your living, it does factor in. ALT TEXT: two photos, both with grey backgrounds. First shows two cakes of identical yarn, the left was wound with the plastic crappy winder and is shorter, denser and messier and the second cake is taller and prettier. Photo two shows 3 mini skeins (2 pink and a maroon), a green with neon colour pop cake and the brown tweed one from the first photo. The wooden ball winder is clearly much bigger than the plastic one, so you will need more space to operate it, but the proof is in the pudding. If you are often caking up yarn, then I wholeheartedly recommend this bit of kit. I bought mine from Nikki at Ewe Felty Thing and it arrived within a week. It’s not a cheap option at £105 + P&P, however, this is a piece of essential equipment for my hobby and job and I expect to be using this until the day I die. Caking yarn is now a joy and not a task, especially when they come out in such a pretty shape! 2 – Crochet inclusivity Last month, I said that I was only going to purchase yarns from vendors that had crochet samples out. I spent much of Edinburgh Yarn Festival diligently asking whether yarn dyers and vendors had crochet samples that I could see. I got mixed reactions! Some stallholders had some crochet, but the vast majority did not. That isn’t specific to EYF, I find that to be the case at most yarn festivals. Beyond the snobby reactions that I sometimes receive around crochet, there is a fundamental lack of understanding around our craft. That may be because the vendors don’t crochet or they did it years ago and associate it with blankets, acrylic yarn and clashing colours. There are also the urban myths that surround crochet – such as it’s yarn hungry; done by grannies, or that there are no contemporary crochet designs coming through! In the podcast, I reference a piece of research I did on knitting v crochet for grams used. You can access that research via my blog post here. With most things in life, I am more carrot than stick. I am willing to put the work in to help educate people on crochet as a craft. My plan is to do this by writing an open letter to yarn shops, indie dyers, yarn vendors, yarn festival organisers that don’t currently give consideration to crocheters. As part of the open letter, I will point them towards resources that dispel the urban myths and showcase the fantastic contemporary crochet that we have. In the long-term, I plan to pull together a Crochet Collective whereby, yarn shops etc. can call upon a list of crochet designers that have beautiful crochet patterns that have been fully tech edited and deserve space and attention in yarn shops, at shows and on Instagram. Needless to say, this is all going to take time, so watch this space. I always say to Matthew that “if I haven’t helped to change the face of crochet by the time I die, I simply didn’t work hard enough!” 3 – Final Destination I can finally share my secret projects with you! Before Christmas, I started working on a shawl called Drucilla. It was kept a secret because it is one of the patterns in the new John Arbon Textiles publication, The Annual. There are three knitting patterns in The Annual and my crochet pattern. ALT TEXT for four clustered photos: Top left has a grey background with some beach pebbles placed to the left of The Annual front cover. with skeins of yarn on a wooden table, mill bobbins on the floor. Top right is a blue wall with a dusky mauve shawl with a maroon border on a mannequin. Bottom left has a grey background with The Annual opened at a page with a triangular version of the shale in a maroon colour and dark browny/black border. Modelled out on Exmoor by a young female. Bottom right is the same but the shawl is now shown as a C2C version in a very light grey/blue laceweight yarn. All yarns are from John Arbon Textiles. Top right used 2 x 100g skeins of Knit By Numbers DK KBN90 and 1 x mini skein DK in KBN75 Bottom left used 2 x Devonia 4ply in colourway 'Bleeding Heart' and 1 x colourway 'Cinder Glow'. Bottom right used 2 x 100g skeins of Alpaca 2-3 ply (heavy laceweight) in colourway 'Sea Spray'. Drucilla is a great all-rounder shawl, using V stitch. You can do it with one or two skeins, keep it as a triangular shawl or make it into a C2C shawl as I did with the heavy lace version. I have also just finished off a DK weight version to show that it can be crocheted from laceweight up to DK. If you want to get your hands on the pattern, The Annual can be purchased via the John Arbon website. It costs £5 plus P&P. The whole thing is packed full of information and fun elements, like a spot the difference game! I have also finished off some knitted socks. A pair for my best friend, Jenny and a pair for my Dad. ALT TEXT: Two photos both with a grey background. The first shows a charcoal grey pair of socks with hot pink stripes, heels and toes. The second is a plain tealy/ blue pair of socks. Striped socks are in Dragon Hill Studio 4 ply 'Metro Pinstripe'. The second pair is in Lang Jawoll, colourway 'Peacock'. 4 – En Route The saga of my Esja jumper continues! I had hoped to be showing you how to work the sleeves as part of the podcast, but I ran out of yarn! We are heading up to Scotland on Friday, so I will pop into Blacksheep Wools on the way and pick up an extra skein and hopefully finish it off in the car on the way to Ben Nevis. Next month, I WILL be wearing my Esja jumper! 5 – Designs in Progress Last month I showed off a Barcelona inspired long cowl that I had been working on. It now has a name – Rocamora, after the family that lived in the building of the same name that inspired the cowl. I have actually submitted the design into a newish online magazine called Yarn People. I really like the inclusive nature of the magazine and the fact that they aren’t fussed about whether the pattern has already been published or talked about within the yarn community. Whilst I wait to hear whether the submission was successful or not, I am busy working up another version of it that is much short and only uses three colours. There may be a third example in the offing which is a fade option too… ALT TEXT: Grey background with wooden ball winder at the top with mid grey yarn sat, balled up on it, foxy orange yarn in a skein to the left, a partial cake of dark grey yarn and a work in progress ribbed cowl with a green metal crochet hook. 6 – Feeding the habit My friend Nic was in Australia, visiting family. We agreed to do a yarn swap whereby, she brought me back some lovely yarns from that side of the world, and I brought her back yarns form Edinburgh Yarn Festival. I failed to bring anything back for her that was suitable but will work on it when I vend at Spring Into Wool next weekend, but Nic brought me back two amazing yarns. One from White Gum Wool in Tasmania and one from Great Ocean Road Mill in Australia. They are so lovely and squishy! I spent a lovely day over at Ewe Felty Thing in Llandudno, North Wales, helping Nikki celebrate her shop’s 1st birthday. There was a lot of yarn to squish (and buy). I came away with a skein of the special birthday colourway that Nikki had dyed and some minis from Abercairn that will become sock toes, heels and cuffs (and already have in one case). I also pre-ordered my ball winder when I was there. Obviously, I brought stuff back from EYF too, but because of my point about not buying from stands that don’t have crocheted samples, I didn’t buy as much as I could have. That said, I did buy four balls of wool from Jamieson’s. I was having an interesting discussion with one of their team and plan to recreate one of their classic Fair Isle patterns in crochet to really make that point that crochet can be beautiful and just sticking to marketing to knitters doesn’t need to be the way forward. Mainly, I got yarn from John Arbon Textiles. My love of their wool continues, and I wasn’t really up for buying any indie dyed yarn. So, I bought the yarns that they had created as show specials. There is the Cocktail Yarn in colourway Dark & Stormy which is destined to be a trial for a new, simple design that I want to create (perfect for yarn shops and vendors to show off crochet with) and then a jumper’s quantity of their breed special yarns. I bought the Romney breed because I really love how squishy it is and the soft colours that I bought. One of the real highlights of EYF for me was the Make::Wool event on the Sunday. I didn’t get much time in sales area because I was off listening to a couple of talks. I did, however, make a beeline for Shilasdair Yarns. Kirsty and Simon are due to open their version of the Shilasdair Yarn Shop on the Isle of Skye this Easter. They are still using traditional natural dyeing methods and I am very pleased to say that they have converted to using British breed yarns. I am excited to see how they develop the company and watch with eager anticipation! ALT TEXT: Seven different photos all on bright yellow backgrounds, showing each of the yarn makers, dyers or designers. 1 - Kirsty from Shilasdair smiling and holding a massive cone of wool outside a shed. 2 - Nikkie from Ewe Felty Thing (yarn shop) behind a wall of indie dyed yarn. 3 - John and Juliet Arbon sitting in front of some of their mill machinary. 4 - Emily K Williams from Flutterby Knits stood at the edge of a loch, showing off her latest striped knitted jumper pattern - Canisp Sweater. 5 - Desiree from Abercairn Yarns stood on a porch, sporting her latest finished object - a purple jumper. 6 - Katie Green has long brown hair and is stood in a woodlend sporting a light brown knitted shawl. 7 - Sharon from Dragon Hill Studio is out in her garden wearing a black top, with glasses on a shortish brown hair, with her dog (cream and tan coloured). ALT TEXT - a flat lay of many yarns with numbers atteched to each of the companies and listed below. 1 - 2 x mini skeins from Abercairn Yarn, bought at Ewe Felty Thing 2 - 4 skeins of British Breeds 'Romney' from John Arbon Textiles. These were an EYF special and aren't on the website, but may make an appearance at Wonderwool Wales. Also, two skeins of Cocktail blend in colourway 'Dark & Stormy' which was also an EYF special. 3 - Three balls of Shetland Spindrift wool from Jamiesons of Shetland in colours Storm, Camel and Tan Green. 4 - 2 x 50g skeins (dyed with INdigi and Meadowsweet) and 3 x mini skeins from Shilasdair Yarns - dye stuff not identified. 5 - 50% Camel, 50% silk blend skein of yarn from Nikki at Ewe Felty Thing called 'Confetti in the Rain' which was a special for her shop's 1st birthday. 6 - Great Ocean Road Mill, La Bella yarn (Merino and alpaca mix) in colourway Salt & Pepper. 7 - White Gum Wool, 4 ply Fingering in colourway Quarrystone - 100% Merino 7 - Quick News Beats 1 – Here are some new hashtags/accounts for you to follow under inclusivity: #disabledmakers is run by Eve and Anna, they are doing a grand job of showing off makes from lots of differently-abled crafters. @fatestknits is an account that has been set up specifically to work towards size inclusivity. Designers can have their patterns featured to find test crocheters and knitters. If you are smaller or bigger than the average body size, then this may be a great resource for finding patterns that you like and designers that actually care about catering from different sizes. 2 – When I was Edinburgh Yarn Festival, I attended a panel discussion on Diversity and Inclusion in the Fibre Space – Where do we go from here? It was an interesting discussion, with generally helpful questions from the audience. The panel discussion was recorded and as soon as the video is available, I will signpost you to it - link 3 – I have been invited to come and do pop-ups at a couple of yarn shops. You can find me at Northern Yarn on 3rd May between 6.30pm and 10pm. Kate is celebrating the shop’s 3rd birthday and I will be there selling crochet patterns and notions. I will also be at the RiverKnits open day on the 4th March between 1aam and 5pm. Becci and Markus now have a dye studio and they are having a grand opening. Lost of other vendors will be there too, such as Ewe & Ply, Travelknitter, Garthenor Organic, Third Vault Yarns and RiverKnits of course. It’s going to be a fab day with demonstrations, stuff to buy and a lovely atmosphere where you get to talk to the vendors. These are just two of the ten events that I will be vending at this year. If you want to know where else I am going to be, take a look at this blog post. 4 – I have set up a Ko-fi account. I have long thought about creating a way that you can support the podcast – if you would like to. I am not comfortable with Patreon as an option and when I came across Ko-fi, that felt like the right fit for me. Basically, there is a website page that is for The Crochet Circle Podcast. Within that page, you can buy me a coffee. In reality, this is making a donation towards the running of the podcast or may actually encourage me to leave the house, buy a coffee and take a break in a café. However, many of you have asked how you can support the podcast and the in-depth work that I do for it. I am very grateful to those that buy from my online shop, come to see me at shows, or buy my patterns, but some of you may prefer to support me through Ko-fi. I love doing this podcast. But here is some of what it takes to create it: $108 a year for the Podbean hosting platform £12 a month for Zoom so that I can host the Global Hook Ups On average, three full days of my time to pull the podcast together (recording, editing, photography, show notes) Any extra time that I chose to spend on reviews, testing yarns, patterns etc. There are also things you can do to support that podcast for free: Leave comments and give it a thumbs up on YouTube - this puts the podcast in front of other people and increases awareness of its existence, making our community larger and stronger. Talk about it on Instagram. If you like what I do, tag me when you are crocheting. It may seem like a little thing, but it makes a big difference. All of these things also apply to any other podcasters that you watch. I am sure that they would also love extra comments, likes and tags. It really makes a difference to us and helps to make our experience of creating a podcast much more fun! 8 – J’adore The podcast is three years old! The first episode went out on audio-only back on 1st April 2016. It is an absolute pleasure to put this podcast out and connect with our Crochet Clan. To celebrate, there will be a pattern giveaway. Sandra from the Cherry Heart podcast has kindly offered a copy of her Ziggy Interrupted scarf to one lucky winner, and I will do some pattern giveaways too. All you need to do to enter is leave a comment on YouTube or Podbean (underneath these show notes) and tell me what crafting technique you would like to conquer in 2019. Here’s to another three years! I will be back on Friday the 3rd May. Fay x Instagram: Crochet_Circle_Podcast Instagram: provenance.craft.co Instagram: FayDHDesigns YouTube: The Crochet Circle Podcast Crochet Clan on Mighty Network: Invite
On this episode of The StakeOut, we talk about Season 2 Episode 9 What's My Line, Part 1. Drucilla is sicker than usual, or so the show would have us believe, and Spike is super determined to find a cure for real this time. Also some there-aren't-enough-quotation-marks-in-the-world-for-this "Bad Ass" assassins show up to try and kill Buffy. It goes about as well as the last time they tried this exact same thing.
Learn about the dangers of teen pregnancy by carrying around an egg for a few days. At least, that's the idea until the eggs hatch and start taking over everyone's bodies! I'll never look at breakfast the same way again. Join Josh and Leah as they try to figure out just how this whole egg situation works. Visit audibletrial.com/JandLWatches for a free month of audible and a free audio book! Don't forget to rate us on Apple Podcasts and share us with your friends so more people can discover our show.Support the show (https://shop.spreadshirt.com/JandLWatches/)
Buffy is as good at being the Slayer as Josh and Leah are at BlowPens. I don't think that analogy actually tracks, but this week we close out What's My Line with a BlowPen induced bang! Spike has a whole secret plan to kill Angel that was almost foiled by Kendra killing Angel. Go figure. At the end of the day, both Kendra AND Spike fail to kill Angel. It's possible I have a different take away than I should. Anyway, give us a listen and don't forget to share with the friends you REALLY like. The rest of them are not your real friends anyway. Find out about Bianca Del Rio's book, and how you can get it for free by visiting audibletrial.com/JandLWatchesSupport the show (https://shop.spreadshirt.com/JandLWatches/)
Josh and Leah completely sell out while discussing What's My Line Part 1. So much happens this week AND we try fireworks Oreos! We plug Felicia Day, while also giving away a free month of Audible! We finally get to meet Kendra and the bug man! Don't forget, if you are in the LA area during WhedonCon May 18-20, you should come visit the podcast panel on Saturday at 2! Hit that share button so more people know about this crazy thing we call a show, and please rate us on Apple Podcasts!Support the show (https://shop.spreadshirt.com/JandLWatches/)
Houston Money Week (HMW) is a community-wide financial education initiative that empowers families and individuals to be successful in making financial choices. The Women's Resource helps women and girls make choices toward becoming independent, productive and financially stable. In its programs, women acquire the essential financial knowledge, skills and confidence they need to make sound decisions and improve their lives - for themselves and for generations to come. Christine has led The Women's Resource since 2014. She is a passionate advocate for social equality and has devoted her career to helping the underserved in her community. Christine began her career with the YMCA, eventually working her way up to an Executive Director. There she had the unique opportunity to work on a national pilot project with the Institute of Healthcare Improvement and Stanford University challenging attitudes and beliefs around health and wellness in underserved communities. Drucilla has spent her career as a zealous advocate for underserved communities. Prior to joining the team at The Women's Resource, Drucilla was an attorney specializing in consumer advocacy, which included extensive Fair Credit Reporting Act and Fair Debt Collection Practice Act litigation. As a result, she has an in-depth understanding of credit reporting, credit reporting agencies, and debt collection. To find out more about the The Women's Resource, visit: https://www.thewomensresource.org/what-we-do To learn more about Houston Money Week visit: www.Houstonmoneyweek.org http://www.cheatsheet.com/personal-finance/how-schools-can-improve-their-personal-finance-education.html/ Financial Advisor Magazine Articles: http://www.fa-mag.com/news/advisors-stay-the-course-amid-monday-s-market-drop-22864.html?section=3 http://www.fa-mag.com/news/on-it-s-80th-anniversaryadvisors-consider-social-security-s-impactfuture-22784.html?section=3 You can listen live by going to www.kpft.org and clicking on the HD3 tab. You can also listen to this episode and others by podcast at: http://directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/moneymatters or www.moneymatterspodcast.com #KPFTHOUSTON #HoustonMoneyWK
Join Josh and Leah as they watch Buffy season 2 episode, Halloween. How large an item do you need to have purchased from Ethan's in order to turn into your costume. If I bought a clown nose, would that be enough? Why does Buffy feel like it is necessary to throw being a vampire in Angel's face whenever they fight? Why does Leah hate mint? This and other important questions answered this week on J and L Watches. If you like our podcast, consider supporting us and getting free stuff! Sign up for a free month of Audible and a free audio book at www.audibletrial.com/JandLWatches. Don't forget to share this podcast with your friends and we will see you at WhedonCon!Support the show (https://shop.spreadshirt.com/JandLWatches/)
Vicki interviews her friend, mentor and lifelong inspiration, Drucilla Desabrais. Drucilla resides in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico living the life of her dreams. Vicki worked with Drucilla for nearly two decades in Adventures in Living, a comprehensive personal development program. They talk about Drucilla's passion for helping people heal and transform their lives, and her own journey to becoming a leader in the personal development field.
The Watchers gathered for… OMG SPIKE!It’s Blondie Bear! He’s HERE!…ahem.The Watchers gathered for School Hard. This episode is great for a lot of reasons, most notably the introduction of Spike and Drucilla and the end of The Anointed One. We discuss awkward ways to touch your beloved, why you would pick your two most troublesome students for a special event, and “Why is Sheila?”Also… we really love Spike.Full Synopsis on IMDB Directed by: John T. KretchmerWritten by: David Greenwalt, created by Joss Whedon, story by Joss Whedon and David Greenwalt, Exec Story Editors: Rob DesHotel and Dean BataliAir date: Sept 29, 1997 Thank you!to Billy Whala for creating our logo.and to reiswerk for use of the track "We are the Dead, you are the Living"under a creative commons license: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/#SnarkCasts #Nerdcast #AdreanMessmer #DonnaLeahey #JackBurgos #Buffy #Buffyfancast #Buffyslays #Buffyslays20 #vampires #tvshows #the90s #podcast #fancast #GCN #gumbiecatnetworks
The Watchers gathered for… OMG SPIKE!It’s Blondie Bear! He’s HERE!…ahem.The Watchers gathered for School Hard. This episode is great for a lot of reasons, most notably the introduction of Spike and Drucilla and the end of The Anointed One. We discuss awkward ways to touch your beloved, why you would pick your two most troublesome students for a special event, and “Why is Sheila?”Also… we really love Spike.Full Synopsis on IMDB Directed by: John T. KretchmerWritten by: David Greenwalt, created by Joss Whedon, story by Joss Whedon and David Greenwalt, Exec Story Editors: Rob DesHotel and Dean BataliAir date: Sept 29, 1997 Thank you!to Billy Whala for creating our logo.and to reiswerk for use of the track "We are the Dead, you are the Living"under a creative commons license: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/#SnarkCasts #Nerdcast #AdreanMessmer #DonnaLeahey #JackBurgos #Buffy #Buffyfancast #Buffyslays #Buffyslays20 #vampires #tvshows #the90s #podcast #fancast #GCN #gumbiecatnetworks
Episode 23 - Wonder Woman Review We talk about how great Wonder Woman and how much we love Gal Gadot. We also teach you to say her name correctly! Buzzwords: Ludendorff, Monty Python and The Holy Grail, DC Comics, Drucilla, Lynda Carter, Blue Moon, Fun, college, potatoes, Debra Winger, George Perez, Pulp Fiction, The Watch, hat box, ugh... I can't think of any more. Ummm... movie? that was a lame attempt. Just listen, it's funny. ENJOY! -Geek Life Steve @geeklifesteve @geeklifechuck @geeklifecrisis www.geeklifecrisis.com Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr, OKC #bringbackIshtar Chuck is your Spock (not just mine). Please rate us on iTunes, and follow us on Facebook! Help us stop the war with love. Thank you prisoners! Peace! LLAP!
Dru Ramey is the former executive director of the National Association of Women Judges, former tenured member of the GGU School of Law Faculty, and former executive director and general counsel of the Bar Association of San Francisco. While serving with the Bar Association, Dru transformed the organization into one of the nation’s leaders in diversifying the profession and in the provision of legal services to the poor. For more than 30 years, Dru has been devoted to diversity, equal opportunity and access in the justice system. She has chaired the ACLU of Northern California and the San Francisco Commission on the Status of Women and served as a co-founder and board leader of California Women Lawyers.Dru has received numerous honors and awards in recognition of the contributions she has made to the legal profession, including the prestigious Margaret Brent Women Lawyers of Achievement Award – the American Bar Association’s highest honor for women in the profession, the American Jewish Committee’s Learned Hand Award and the National Bar Association’s Wiley Branton Award. Dru currently serves as the Chair of the Equal Rights Advocates and sits on the boards of the International Association of Women’s Judges and the Habeas Corpus Resource Center, which monitors 743 of California’s death row inmates.Dru is a charismatic public speaker and fierce civil rights advocate who received her Bachelor’s Degree magna cum laude from Harvard University and her Juris Doctorate from Yale Law School.Seat At The Table-Vol.2-Drucilla RameyWith Hosts: Summer C. SelleckMika DomingoSound Editing and Recording: Gilbert LeungMusic: Jonathan M. C. JordanRecording At: Alameda County District Attorney Office
The Diogenes Club Podcast: for the love of Buffy and other awesome.
We're FINALLY back after Michelle/ Snard's training and subsequent need for sleep and brain rest instead of editing audio. We're back on schedule though and don't anticipate any more interruptions!In today's episode, we discuss Buffy Season 2 Episode 16: Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered, wherein Xander triggers a love spell that promptly goes awry, there is a Buffy Rat, and Jenny Calendar, Drucilla, and Joyce, laughter0induced hernias are had by all BUT alert: this is the Buffyverse so the hilarity of the episode means that the next one will rip out your heart and feed it to you. We observe some evolution in Buffy and Xander's relationship (and thus between Buffy and her Heart), explore the darker side of magic, and through the love spell see a new way to view Angelus' behavior toward Buffy in the coming episodes. Thank you so very much for listening to our podcast!
Spike's back! While Liesl goes to dry off their panties, conversation moves to Trump's handshaking abilities, Josh's feelings of impermanence, and whether Drucilla is annoying or not. Fair warning: a fight breaks out at the end that could mean THE END OF WELCOME 2 SUNNYDALE (not really).
The Diogenes Club Podcast: for the love of Buffy and other awesome.
Welcome to our discussion of Buffy Season 2 Episodes 9 and 10, What's My Line Part 1: Wherein we meet Kendra, Slayer of the Vampyres, and What's My Line Part 2: Wherein Buffy's only child syndrome makes an appearance for what will not be the last time. We make some observation about linguistic cues into the relationships between Spike, Angel, and Drucilla and some reasons Spike has to be jealous, begin our tracking of how the nature of the slayer and her lifecycle work (and which of the two slayers are actually the real one). We get to have a window via Kendra into the typical life of a Vampyre slayer and just how different Buffy is from the rest. We also discuss the evolution of Bangel and the blossoming of their shadow-relationship of Xander and Cordelia, all of which sets us up for the heartache we know is coming. We would also be remiss if we didn't mention the crazy chemijstry between Angel and Dru and how their scene reveals the depth of the torment that Angelus visited on his object of lust, which might be relevant. Don't forget our review incentives! When we get to 10 iTunes reviews, we are offering a big reward on our website www.diogenesclubpodcast.com wherein Snard will display her lack of shame by singing One Night in Bangkok, and the more reviews we get, the more extras will be created just for you — you might even get to tell us what you'd like to see next.
Angel goes to the dark side as his curse is broken and his soul has left the building. Buffy and the gang need to figure out how to defeat Angelus, The Judge, Drucilla, AND Spike - all at once.
It's Buffy's 17th birthday! While the slayer's friends plan a surprise party for her, Drucilla is finishing up a scheme that could spell doom for both Buffy - and the world! Special guest Seawitchling (Michelle Burton) returns to examine the sex politics, surprises, and horrors that this seminal episode has to offer. Oh, and Liesl and Joshua further try to cement their new ratings system to some degree of success.
This week on WFUV's Fordham Conversations, Author and Professor Drucilla Cornell talks about her book Clint Eastwood and Issues of American Masculinity. The book, which is available from Fordham Press, views the iconic actor’s films through a feminist and philosophical lens.
Ladies and gentlemen, we are proud to announce we found Drucilla still hanging off that cliff after all these years and Victoria Rowell will be joining our show, don't miss this chance to talk to Dru herself.
Ladies and gentlemen, we are proud to announce we found Drucilla still hanging off that cliff after all these years and Victoria Rowell will be joining our show, don't miss this chance to talk to Dru herself.
BuzzWorthy's Anniversary Week continues as we air two of our most talked about interviews during the course of the show. Kicking off the hour is the interview with Kristoff St. John, Neil Winters on CBS Daytime's "The Young and the Restless." This interview, which is also in conjuction with our second interview rebroadcast, has brought many Y&R fans out of the woodwork to support the actor and also begged the question, "Why are we not seeing much of African-American storylines on Y&R?" Victoria Rowell, who played the role of Drucilla winters on Y&R from 1990-2007, also came onto the show to discuss the same scenario after hearing St. John's interview. Hear her thoughts on the situation as well as what is currently on-screen at Y&R.
One of the most popular soaps is “The Young and the Restless.” A multiple Emmy Award winning show, it debuted in 1973 and focuses on scenarios that revolve around elegance, wealth, and big business. And for nearly two decades, Victoria Rowell has been a part of it, enthralling millions of fans with her legendary character, Drucilla Winters. Drucilla moved to Genoa City in 1990 and in the years before her fall from a cliff in 2007, her storylines have involved illiteracy, a society marriage, sexual trysts, murder suspicions, and all-around mayhem. Victoria is a true insider, and now with her debut novel, SECRETS OF A SOAP OPERA DIVA (Atria Books; $16.00; May 4, 2010, she gives the goods on what really goes on behind the scenes in the volatile, powerful—utterly narcissist—world of soap operas. Victoria Rowell is an advocate, mother, former foster child, versatile actress, and New York Times bestselling author of The Women Who Raised Me. Known as the feisty Drucilla Winters on “The Young and the Restless,” she has been nominated twice for a Daytime Emmy and awarded twelve NAACP Image Awards. Victoria also co-starred with Dick Van Dyke on “Diagnosis Murder” for eight seasons. To learn more about Victoria Rowell, visit her website at www.victoriarowell.com.
Victoria Rowell, who many fans have loved as Drucilla Barber Winters on CBS Daytime's The Young and the Restless, makes a return to BuzzWorthy Radio to chat with fans before the launch of her book, "Secrets of a Soap Diva," hits stores May 4, 2010. The NAACP Image Award winning actress also wrote the book, "The Women Who Raised Me," which is a New York Times Bestseller. After landing a part on The Cosby Show in 1989 as well as a short stint on As The World Turns, Rowell has been turning heads as Drucilla Barber on The Young and the Restless. From former street queen, to ballerina starlet, to fashion mogul, Drucilla has done it all and then some in Genoa City. While also filming Y&R, Rowell pulled double duty and worked on the primetime show, "Diagnosis Murder," which starred Dick Van Dyke. The book website has officially launched, so make sure to check it out at http://www.secretsofasoapoperadiva.com/
Cast: Joel, Eli & Josh Topics: Lost, Rambo, Cloverfield, American Gladiators, Rambo, Ents, Rambo and Rambo Rating: Explicit, NSFW, Not for kids Show Notes: [01:38] The Final Countdown (link) [03:00] Lost Season 4 premier underwhelms [06:00] Rambo IV makes grown men giggle [13:00] Drucilla meets Rambo [14:00] Candy Mountain (link) [16:30] 1st Caller: Sweet Child […]
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