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On June 17, 2021, President Joe Biden announced that the addition of a new federal holiday to recognize Juneteenth. The Juneteenth holiday was commemorated in African-American communities throughout United States history.  However outside of black communities there were lots of questions following the President's announcement as to the meaning and significance of this holiday.  President Biden's announcement also followed the Senate unanimously passing the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act on June 15, 2021.  The holiday name derives from June and Nineteenth and is referred to as a portmanteau or a blend of words.  The holiday celebrates the Emancipation of slaves in states in rebellion against the Union on June 19, 1865 which is the date slaves in Texas were proclaimed free.Recent hot topics such as the detention and trial in Russia of WNBA star Brittney Griner in Russia on cannabis oil possession charges as well as the ongoing controversy related to the August 28, 1955 murder of 14 year old Emmett Till in Mississippi following charges that were later proved to be based on false and contradictory testimony.  The accuser Carolyn Bryant as well as the people who murdered Emmett have never been brought to justice.   Jessica is joined in this episode by her high school classmates and life long friends Dr. Natasha Greene and Margaux Johnson.  Dr. Natasha Greene works with the federal government and has provided mentorship and motivational/consulting services.  Margaux relocated following high school and now resides in Georgia where she has rose through the ranks in various companies in accounting and financial roles in a variety of companies requiring domestic and international travel. She is now a division controller and has over 15 years in the manufacturing industry.   Both Natasha and Margaux attended historically black universities. In this episode we discuss: 1) Dr. Natasha Greene's educational and career path; 2) Margaux's educational path and rise through the ranks in corporate America; 3) The high school experience Margaux, Natasha and Jessica had in high school at a magnet school with high rankings located in a historically black community in West Fresno; 4) Natasha and Margaux's experience attending historically black colleges and in Natasha's case graduate school at Howard University in Washington D.C.; 5) The significance of Juneteeth's recognition as a federal holiday o Natasha and Margaux as black women; 6) What Natasha and Margaux's families did to recognize the holiday long before it was a federal holiday; 7) The Allensworth community south of Fresno, California near Earlimart in Tulare County established exclusively by African-Americans in 1908; 8) The Brittney Griner prolonged detention and current trial in Russia on cannibis oil possession charges 9) Whether Brittney Griner's case was long ignored in mainstream media as a female athlete; 10 ) Whether Brittney Griner may be a political prisoner of the Putin regime in Russia; 11) The Emmett Till ongoing controversy. and the unserved warrant against his accuser whose story has changed substantially throughout the years since his death: 12) The significance for African-Americans and Americans in general that Emmett Till's murder and the related arguably shifting story by his accuser have both been met with impunity. 13) The impact of movements to silence the voices seeking to teach United States history from all perspectives without leaving out the accomplishments of African-Americans or erasing systemic and institutional realities that they faced throughout U.S. history. BIOGRAPHIES JESSICA SMITH BOBADILLA (HOST) Jessica Smith Bobadilla is an immigration and human rights lawyer with 20 years experience.  She has also worked as a law professor and expert witness and served as an attorney, director and  board member for various immigration and human rights non-profit organizations.  She has also served as a media source and commentator.  Jessica can be contacted at iamattorneyjessicapodast@gmail.com.  Her law firm The Law Office of Jessica Smith Bobadilla has a website http://www.attorneyjessica.com that offers more information about the legal and consulting services she offers.   DR. NATASHA GREENE (GUEST) Dr. Natasha Greene, PhD is a California native by way of Chicago, and Colfax. Louisiana.  Natasha primarily grew up in Fresno, California where she attended Edison High School.  Natasha was a star athlete setting several track and field records and also excelled on the basketball court.  She also took first place in a debate and forensics competition as part of the Edison High School Debate and Forensics Team two years in a row. The competition took place in Los Angeles, California. Natasha was named student athlete of the year for the Central Valley one year and awarded the key to the city. She loves traveling in her spare time.  She has worked as a federal government employee and also is the owner of NAG Consulting where she can be booked as a speaker for motivational, diversity and equal opportunity and other purposes.  She offers mentoring, motivational and other consultancy services through NAG Consulting and can be reached at http://www.natashagreene.com or 1-800-647-5043.  She was awarded in 2016 the second highest honor a federal employee can receive.  Natasha was in the first class at Howard University to receive her PhD in Atmospheric Sciences paving the way for other scholars, particularly other black female scientists.  Part of her graduate work was funded by NASA.  Her research has been widely cited since publication.   MARGAUX JOHNSON (GUEST) Margaux Johnson is a native of Fresno, California. She is a Controller for a company in the manufacturing industry in the state of Georgia.  Margaux has two smart and beautiful daughters and often shares humorous content about raising teenagers on social media. Margaux has rose through the ranks in various companies and her roles have required domestic and international travel to Germany and Malaysia among other locations. Margaux's family was very active in the black community of Fresno, California and her parents owned a private day school focused on African-American history and culture in West Fresno.  Margaux loves travel in her spare time and spending time with  family and finding great clothes and shoes at a great price .  She can be reached by emailing the podcast at  iamattorneyjessicapodcast@gmail.com.

Freddy Fistolera with his early bird ticket and two weeks allowance, knew exactly where he was headed, the candy stall. They had buttertoes and sneakers, red veins and gob slobbers, every kind of candy you could dream of all on display in giant glass jars.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/NannyBea)

From tip to taint, this episode of Slam City covers the happenings of two former Blockbuster employees and two gentlemen/scholars, odd news, lunch, and learning new things. Recorded at the Daddy Juice Energy Studio in the Beaded Curtain District, your all-time favorite part-time friends bring you a triple uranium podcast designed to help you unwind. Double X Quantimino. The Last Blockbuster on Netflix. Reminiscing about Blockbuster, the video rental store concept, and VHS. True or False: Former Gold Coast sex worker with two vaginas reveals how her rare condition helped her career. The Poophole Loophole. Why in 2021 are people still able to take shitty photos of stuff they’re selling on the internet? Is a 4th Wave of Ska inevitable? Another ska revival? Discussion about mainstream rock music today. JNCO Boy. Discovering ska. Recording No Face by The Suicide Machines on a Talkboy up to a TV speaker. My Town by Buck-O-Nine. Reality TV: Survivor, There’s Something About Miriam, Solitary. This Is The Newz. Man stole a 400-pound slide from the playground, mounted it on a bunk bed. Scientists want to send 6.7M sperm samples to the moon. Beeple NFT Sold for $69.3M at Christie's Auction. Burrito’s Nippon Newz. Adorable baby ape born at Japanese zoo...to a mom who lives alone. Asahi opens an online store to sell their edible cups, aiming to reduce plastic waste. Japanese government workers were punished for leaving work two minutes early. Life-size AND poseable Rei Ayanami Evangelion figure could be yours for a small fortune. More Newz. Woman created ‘deepfake’ videos to force rivals off daughter’s cheerleading squad: police. Earlimart man arrested after search finds $167K in catalytic converters. Doctors warn people not to insert frozen potatoes. Woman says we should sit on the toilet backwards so you can eat at the same time. Shaq poured milk on testicles after burning them with pain relief gel in a game. DC warning letter about using comic characters in NFTs is being sold as an NFT. What I Had For Lunch. Eric America’s Learning Corner. The lack of an Oxford comma in the wording of a state law laying out what activities qualify a worker for overtime pay, more than 120 drivers for the Oakhurst Dairy became eligible for a multi-million settlement for unpaid overtime. The average body temperature of a “healthy” human has actually dropped from 98.6 degrees to 97.5 degrees over the past 150 years. Venus rotates backwards. So does Uranus. McFly shares a story about bowling a 300. Caesar said in Greek: 'Kai su, teknon' (which Shakespeare turned into the Latin 'Et tu, Brute?'). It literally means 'You too, child,' but what Caesar may have intended by the words isn't clear. The words ‘kai su’ often appear on curse tablets, and suggests that Caesar's putative last words were not 'the emotional parting declaration of a betrayed man to one he had treated like a son' but more along the lines of 'See you in hell, punk.' Deepfake Sponsors: Julio Tejas, Booba Gettz The Crazy One, Daddy Juice Energy, Blo-N-Go Hair Dryers.

And now to StoryCorps San Joaquin , a series based on our collaboration with the personal history project Storycorps. In this edited conversation from February's 2020 mobile tour in Bakersfield, 15-year-old Emily Gorospe interviews her mother Valerie Gorospe about her grandmother, Teresa De Anda . De Anda became a fierce environmental justice advocate after a pesticide drift poisoned people in the town of Earlimart in 1999. Valerie starts by describing what De Anda called The Big Accident.

On this week's Valley Edition: A street medicine team in Bakersfield educates people experiencing homelessness about COVID-19, and debunks myths about the vaccine. Plus, writer Mark Arax tells us about his research into the history of the Confederacy in the Central Valley. And, as part of our collaboration with the personal history project StoryCorps, 15-year-old Emily Gorospe interviews her mother Valerie Gorospe about her grandmother, Teresa De Anda. De Anda became a fierce environmental justice advocate after a pesticide drift poisoned people in the town of Earlimart in 1999.

On this week's Valley Edition: A street medicine team in Bakersfield educates people experiencing homelessness about COVID-19, and debunks myths about the vaccine. Plus, writer Mark Arax tells us about his research into the history of the Confederacy in the Central Valley. And, as part of our collaboration with the personal history project StoryCorps, 15-year-old Emily Gorospe interviews her mother Valerie Gorospe about her grandmother, Teresa De Anda. De Anda became a fierce environmental justice advocate after a pesticide drift poisoned people in the town of Earlimart in 1999.

From the third floor of a Northeastern Suburb, tonight's episode of Pudding On The Wrist finds your humble deejay in rare form as he spins choice tracks from Earlimart, Wesley Willis, The Cramps, Cindy Lee, and so many more. Classic Czech Rock, Beach Movie Soundtracks, 1930's Dance Hall, Classic New Wave. Giving you what the algorithms won't since February 2020.

We're delighted that musician Aaron Espinoza joins us to round off our third season. Aaron is a producer, who owns his own studio in Los Angeles called The Ship. He's also in the band Earlimart and it was when he was starting out with that group in the early 2000s, that he became friends with Elliott Smith. Aaron, Elliott, the members of Grandaddy, Lou Barlow and many others were all part of the same vibrant LA music scene back then. And Aaron has lots of great stories from that time that he shares with us in this interview, as well as his choice for his favourite Elliott Smith song. We couldn't think of a better way to end the season - hope you enjoy it! Extra things to look at / listen to Punch and Judy by Elliott Smith on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1vOD1DZtgbKxxpgKTDfLXl?si=L7J3_6ZRQ9aj4-ZywFjENg Either/Or by Elliott Smith on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/3UVJu0QdTJBfGJBl1AMWEM?si=qHijyU-4Q5GZ_bg-0PqH7Q Heaven Adores You by Earlimart on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6VkUaLenR8WwsuP5n9AVZV?si=8FgzSCtzQ2epMMezryOElQ Heaven Adores You (film) now available on Amazon Prime UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Elliott-Smith-Heaven-Adores-You/dp/B07PNSK4HS Heaven Adores You (film) now available on Amazon Prime US: https://www.amazon.com/Elliott-Smith-Heaven-Adores-You/dp/B07PQYGQRG  (https://www.amazon.com/Elliott-Smith-Heaven-Adores-You/dp/B07PQYGQRG) My Favourite Elliott Smith Song is produced by Rob Comba and Elizabeth Withstandley.  Find us on social media @myfavesmithsong. MyFavouriteElliottSmithSong.com (http://myfavouriteelliottsmithsong.com/)

Joel Graves: musician, recording studio owner and most importantly, composer of the What Difference Does It Make theme, virtually steps into our studios. Joel has spent his career with the bands Earlimart and Everest. He not only worked for Neil Young's label Vapor but got various opportunities to play alongside him including at Madison Square Garden. He's also a co-owner of Elliott Smith's recording facility, New Monkey Studio. We get into all of it in this episode. If you'd like to support New Monkey Studio, pick up a hat from their website. http://newmonkeystudio.com/store If you'd like to support this podcast, pick up a free audiobook at http://www.audibletrial.com/wddimpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wddim/message

A year ago, Tulare County native Jose Manuel Martinez was facing 10 life terms in prison before a trial in Florida that could have resulted in the death penalty. But after testimony from his family, painting Martinez as nothing but a loving father, uncle, and brother, he was spared, and given another life sentence. He confessed to killing three dozen people over the course of 30 years as an assassin for hire. Many of those murders took place in the southern Central Valley where he went by the moniker, “El Mano Negra,” the black hand . His crimes are the subject of a new book by Buzzfeed investigations editor Jessica Garrison called “ The Devil’s Harvest .” In the interview above, Garrison talks about what it was like to piece together Martinez’s life, and how he got away with so many murders. She also explains why it was important to include stories about where Martinez lived, a census-designated community in Tulare County called Earlimart. The poor community has seen indifference from

The group’s URL evocatively posits the question, Who Is Arthur King? It’s not a particularly easy question to answer. It never is with a collective. For the sake of brevity, we’ll cowardly default its own description. Arthur King is an experimental music and visual art collective seeking to engage the tension between the known and unknown inherent in creative expression. For the sake of this interview, Arthur King is, in part, former Earlimart guitarist Aaron Espinoza and painter, John Schlue. The first of a three part series, the duo will be joined in coming weeks by Grandaddy’s Jason Lytle and No Age’s Randy Randall. All parties sat down to discuss their on-going collaborations while putting on an exhibition in Manhattan. In this first part, Espinoza and Schlue discuss the collective’s multimedia work.

Hot chip, Delphic, Siddhartha, Earlimart, Robot Junkie Paradise, Instituto Mexicano del Sonido y más. Música Indie recomendada con Paulina Jiménez (voz/producción), Edición y Diseño sonoro Raúl Santana / huleaudio STUDIO

combine Grandaddy and earlimart and you have Admiral Radley, one great band.

Just before he heads to the Summit City Comic Convention, Scott Carelli stops by to talk about Iron Man 2, among other topics of geeky interest. Mostly though, at least in this first half, it's about Iron Man 2. There will be SPOILERS in this discussion. You've been warned. 00:02:01 - John has purchased a Blue Snowball Microphone. The wedding is in June. :) 00:03:54 - Talk of Iron Man 2 starts here, beginning with Justin Theroux's script. 00:06:59 - Was this actually an Avengers prequel film? If not, should it have been? 00:12:07 - Apparently, creating your own brand new element to the periodic table, ain't no thing but a chicken wing. 00:16:57 - Do the bad guys have any solid motivations behind their actions? All signs point to "Not really". 00:20:26 - Demon In A Bottle? Kind of, sort of, just a little. 00:25:02 - We take it upon ourselves to rewrite a crucial section of the film. Did we make it better? We'll leave that for you to decide. 00:32:56 - Sam Rockwell is always fun to watch, but perhaps his Justin Hammer character needed a revision or two. 00:38:15 - Speaking of wasted potential, we discuss Scarlett Johansson's character (or lack there of), Natasha. 00:44:44 - John strongly recommends a new personal favorite horror film, Triangle, which is currently available on streaming video through Netflix Watch Instantly. 00:51:10 - Marvel Studios' upcoming film adaptations get some discussion, including Captain America and Thor. 00:56:45 - Due to Joss Whedon's involvment with The Avengers, we imagine the possibility of Nathan Fillion and Sarah Michelle Gellar making appearances in the film. This leads to thoughts about Gellar's recent work and the evolution of her career over the last five years. The following artists can be heard in this episode: Glee Cast with Jenna Ushkowitz & Kevin McHale, The New Amsterdams, Rogue Wave, The Antlers, Goldfrapp, AC/DC, Earlimart, Coldplay, The Little Ones, Radio 4, The Shout Out Louds, Christian Henson, Curve, Air and Third Eye Blind.

See the band, featuring members of Grandaddy and Earlimart, perform three new songs from its upcoming album, 'I Heart California.' This video was shot by NPR Music at the historic Driskill Hotel in Austin, TX at the 2010 SXSW festival and conference.

At the weary end of every night throughout South By Southwest, Bob Boilen, Carrie Brownstein, Robin Hilton and Stephen Thompson have met up on the Austin streets to break down all the events of the day. And then, in the cruel light of morning, we've posted these rambling and often existential recaps here in podcast form. In this third installment, the gang, recap their favorite moments including Japanese band Camisama, a new band from Jason Lytle and Earlimart, party rocker Andrew WK, The xx and so much more.

Will Ritchie returns, with television on the brain and werewolves in his heart, or something. NOTE: This episode is very late, due to occasional moments where Will's audio is lacking in quality. I spent weeks trying to fix it as best I could. Sorry for the inconvenience. Please enjoy!00:02:00 - Will has been in a podcast Coma for months. He sheds some light on why.00:08:05 - Will has been a TV fiend, lately. They discuss The Mentalist and True Blood. This leads to the lamentation of a lack of any werewolf-themed shows. The original Fox series, Werewolf is mentioned.00:13:23 - Will talks about Big Wolf On Campus.00:16:34 - Glee + Kristin Chenoweth = Heaven!00:24:02 - Will and John talk about the oddity that is the Tuesday night TV wasteland.00:27:31 - John recommends David Goyer's new conspiracy thriller series, Flash Forward.00:30:32 - Will is feeling generous and wants to give John a TV.00:33:01 - We heart Dollhouse. Just sayin'. This leads to talk of Smallville.00:40:00 - Halo ODST results in a fun, mini-reunion for Firefly. Video games are discussed.00:49:29 - Do you have a Collector's mentality? We do.00:58:40 - Marshal loves this show so much, he sends not one, but two emails. Yeah, THAT'S why he did it. Alias is discussed.01:11:24 - Marshal expresses Canadian pride by recommending the werewolf film, Ginger Snaps. Check it out!01:16:27 - Will closes out the show by sharing his love for Bradley Cooper. The man is everywhere, and we couldn't be happier!The following artists can be heard in this episode:Quentin Tarantino, Amber Riley & The Glee Cast, Earlimart, Caviar, Four Star Mary, Hot Chip, The Martinis, Portishead, Alexi Murdoch, David Bowie, Splashdown, Massive Attack, Coldplay, The Crystal Method, AC/DC, Adam Merrin, Bishop Allen, Juliana Hatfield, Venus In Furs and Idlewild.

Spoon, Beirut, The New Pornographers, Earlimart, Black Kids, New Young Pony Club, Apparat

The Sepetember 2007 edition of the Noise Pop New Music Podcast is dedicated to Noise Pop and Another Planet Entertainment's new music event in San Francisco, the two-day long Treasure Island Music Festival, happening this month. This episode bends the formula a little bit as we feature new and recent music from festival performers including Los Angeles' Earlimart, Dengue Fever, Bay Area hip hop from Zion I, Au Revoire Simone, an exclusive Matt & Kim remix by Treasure Island Music Festival performer Flosstradamus and more.

On this show, your host Garrison Reid sits down with Aaron Espinoza of Earlimart. Aaron discusses the departure from Palm, working with The Ship Collective, and dealing with struggles and their presence on Treble & Tremble. The collaboration Aaron is referring to in the interview is: An untitled release featuring: 1. Earlimart - Chinga's In The West 2. Grandaddy - I Heart California 3. Grandaddy - Red Curbs 4. Earlimart - The Ending Of Me The record was recorded in 4 days at Espinoza's Los Angeles studio "The Ship." Espinoza described the project, featuring Grandaddy members Jim Fairchild, Aaron Burtch, and Jason Lytle along with Earlimart members Ariana Murray, David Latter, Joel Graves, and Aaron Espinoza, as "the most in-depth project that [Grandaddy's Jason Lytle and Espinoza] have worked on together."