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Interview by Kyra-Jade CoombsIn my opinion, The Living End are a staple in the Australian music scene. They have graciously given us 8 albums and if you break them down over the years, you find hit after hit. Their debut album (self-titled) is one of those albums you can play start to finish and happily immerse yourself right into their music and feel nothing but pure joy.HEAVY took the chance to have a chat with singer/ guitar player Chris Cheney to see what's new in the world of The Living End…From the 15-17 of August The Living End are playing the sold-out Mundi Mundi Bash in Broken Hill with a few other huge names like Baby Animals (my absolute favourite!), James Reyne, Jon Stevens, Ian Moss, Daryl Braithwaite and Diesel to name a few. The fact that it has sold out in outback Broken Hill is amazing news for a health check of our Australian music industry. We are slowly getting back on track.Chris immediately laughed, saying it's surreal that although he grew up listening to most of these guys; he never thought he would see the day where he could call them mates and share the stage with them. A far cry from starting out and playing the front bar of the Epsy!Fans would be happy to hear that they are chipping away at creating their 9th album, and it's said to be ‘the most aggressive album' they have put together in years. If you jump onto The Living End social media, you can see a few behind the scenes shots that look like a bunch of fun.I must admit, I was absolutely stoked to be able to interview Chris. I had 1000 questions to ask him and could honestly chat for hours. We covered lots of cool shit like playing in Australia's golden days of the Big Day Out tours, getting rotation Triple J and appearing on Recovery – Channel [V] to having that telepathic connections with his band mates, giving way to improve jams that can either be a trainwreck or magic, in his words! You'll get a glimpse into his creative space, where he's got a set-up to appease any creative mood. An area for producing music, painting and even a bar. What more could you want, really?Being someone who's so passionate about music, I wondered what band or album Chris would give his younger self, or bring to his attention earlier if he could go back in time. To my surprise, he said early Cold Chisel… I guess I just assumed that would have been a staple. Yet of course being someone who grew up smashing the shredders of the world like Eddie Van Halen then going onto 50s music, Aussie pub rock wasn't the path they were on, nor wanted to. Which is interesting to think about the full circle moment from starting out as a young band being told to ‘play Aussie rock' to being put on the huge bills with the original Australian pub rock music pioneers and staying true to who they are.Chris is a very humble guy and genuinely - so stoked to have reached the status that they have today with The Living End. He is the kind of person you want as a role model for young musicians and says there's a space for every type of music, which sings true to his kind nature. The Living End boys still have “a lot of fuel in the tank” and thankfully aren't showing signs of slowing down!If you were lucky enough to secure a ticket to the Mundi Mundi Bash then get out there and have the time of your life! And if you didn't then that will teach you not to sleep on a good thing!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Fondateur du cabinet EPSY, spécialiste en marketing, social et lobbying Jean-Claude Ducatte est diplômé en sciences sociales et sciences politiquesMention légales : Vos données de connexion, dont votre adresse IP, sont traités par Radio Classique, responsable de traitement, sur la base de son intérêt légitime, par l'intermédiaire de son sous-traitant Ausha, à des fins de réalisation de statistiques agréées et de lutte contre la fraude. Ces données sont supprimées en temps réel pour la finalité statistique et sous cinq mois à compter de la collecte à des fins de lutte contre la fraude. Pour plus d'informations sur les traitements réalisés par Radio Classique et exercer vos droits, consultez notre Politique de confidentialité.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

La ex vicepresidenta de Costa Rica Epsy Campbell participa en el podcast 'Democracy in Practice' para explicar su importante labor en la promoción de la inclusión y la igualdad y cuáles son los siguientes pasos a seguir en este sentido. Campbell es la primera mujer afrocostarricense y la segunda mujer afrodescendiente en ocupar un alto cargo como el de vicepresidenta en el continente americano. Actualmente es miembro del Foro Permanente de Afrodescendientes de las Naciones Unidas, desde donde sigue trabajando para promover la igualdad de género y la inclusión de los pueblos afrodescendientes.

En este episodio, grabado con ocasión de la 19ª Asamblea Plenaria de ParlAmericas, celebrada el dos de diciembre de 2022, en Bogotá, Colombia, Epsy Campbell, exvicepresidenta de Costa Rica, ofrece sus reflexiones sobre la necesidad de promover un multilateralismo paritario, multicultural y pluriétnico centrado en el bienestar de las personas y el planeta, así como sobre el rol de la diplomacia parlamentaria como vehículo para fomentar la integración regional. En su intervención, la exvicepresidenta Campbell destaca el papel que pueden desempeñar espacios como ParlAmericas para facilitar la participación de parlamentarias y parlamentarios en escenarios multilaterales de toma de decisión.

Welcome back to another episode of The Everyday Wine Aficionado Podcast! Today, we are delving into the world of spirits with Jack Espy! Jack Espy. Born in Denver, Colorado, and raised in Santa Barbara, Jack currently splits his time between Nashville and NYC.  He has a real estate finance background, but amidst a global pandemic, a few too many homemade quarantine cocktails became sticky - literally! - situation. He came out of quarantine with an idea inspired by many nights concocting honey-based drinks for “Hive,” and embarked on a new career as the founder of Spirited Hive. Sparked by a desire to not return to the world of finance, Jack poured his energy and life savings into creating a new line of canned cocktails, all sweetened with a bit of honey. Let's dive into his story!   [00:33 - 07:33] Spirited Hive Founder Shares Tips for Crafting Unique Spirits Spirited Hive was created as a way to use higher-quality spirits and organic sweeteners, and Jack differentiated his brand by focusing on friends and creating drinks for friends. Spirited Hive currently offers vodka, cranberry lime, ginger tequila, watermelon, blueberry lemon, and grapefruit ginger.   [07:33 - 15:28] Hive Spirits Makes a Mark in Nashville Hive uses high-quality spirits, honey, and other ingredients to create unique cocktails. The brand has faced challenges in getting its products into stores due to the competitive nature of the industry. To overcome these challenges, Hive has developed strong relationships with retailers.   [15:29 - 22:20]  Spirited Hive's top seller The natural soccer club is a brand that specializes in creating and selling alcoholic drinks inspired by soccer. The first product released was a vodka infused with cranberry, lime, honey, and natural flavor. Since then, the company has released other alcoholic drinks including tequila ginger, bourbon ginger, and honeydew ginger. All products are 7% alcohol by volume.   [22:20 - 29:09] Hive Craft Cocktails: Nashville's Best-Kept Secret Hive Craft Cocktails come in four flavors: bourbon, rosemary, gin, and vodka. The Nashville market was targeted because people there are already familiar with high-quality spirits and are willing to spend more money on them. Be sure to have a good brand story and target a demographic that is interested in your product. [29:10 – 33:29] Closing Segment Learn everything you need to grow your wine, business, or brand with Wine Business Bootcamp where I help other wine producers master the fundamentals of digital marketing, nail their customer experience, and convert more wine tasters into their wine clubs and other offers. Just send me a dm or email at kris@krislevy.comwith the subject: Wine Business Bootcamp Favorite Cocktail Mexican Meal Favorite go-to pairing Merlot and Rib-eye Wine Resource Can Cocktails Reserve Bar Connect with Jack Espy Instagram: @spiritedhive Website: www.spiritedhive.com   Let's continue the Everyday Wine Conversations and connect with me through Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, or feel free to shoot me an email at kris@krislevy.co. You can also check out my website at ​www.​klevywineco.com. TELL US WHAT YOU THINK! LEAVE A REVIEW + help us get the word out there! Share this podcast with someone who wants to join the wine conversations. Go ahead and take a screenshot, share this in your stories, and tag me on Instagram! JOIN THE CLUB through this link and handpick wines every month, from up-and-coming wineries, winemaker-owned brands, and wineries with unique stories while supporting those wineries directly. You can also join our Facebook Group to connect with other wine lovers, get special tips and tricks, and take your wine knowledge to a whole new level.   Tweetable Quotes: "I always go back to the sense that this drink and this whole brand was built with friends and for friends." - Jack Espy      

Welcome to another episode of The Oil Stream with Dustin Nielson and Tom Gazzola, presented by Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen. Nielson & Gazzola start the episode with the Boston Pizza Appetizer by taking a look at what may end up happening from a numbers perspective with Yamamoto and Puljujarvi in their arbitration hearings. The boys also talk about the Tkachuk trade, is it possible both teams won the deal and what's the Pacific division look like this upcoming season.  The episode wraps with fun discussion about McDavid winning an EPSY and Nielson suggests an idea for a fancy romantic dinner.

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This episode is part of a special series of three interviews, recorded remotely with the winners of the 2020 Material Design Awards, exploring what goes into creating an award-winning app. Epsy uses motion meaningfully, guiding users living with Epilepsy through critical tasks to better their quality of life. In the interview, Liam is joined by Jennifer Stott and Marco Peluso to break down Epsy's approach to designing - and prioritizing - motion.

This week we are joined by an extremely creative Aries (April 6) on his hypothetical journey to win one of the most coveted awards of his choosing --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/astoldbyaquarius/message

Epsy Campbell, vicepresidenta de Costa Rica, fue la entrevistada de Juan Lozano en su programa Mujeres de Ataque. Campbell conversó con el director de Noticias RCN sobre las luchas que ha emprendido para lograr la equidad y el empoderamiento femenino en Costa Rica. Además, la vicepresidenta de Costa Rica también se refirió a la violencia contra la mujer diciendo que “esta cosa uno la ve desde todas las perspectivas y nos damos cuenta que tenemos que salvar a las mujeres de la agresión, pero tenemos que sacar a los hombres de esa violencia sistemática que ejercen”.

Before Jimmy Kimmel would be named one of Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People in the World and received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Before Jimmy Kimmel would host the American Music Awards, the EPSY awards, the Emmy's and the Oscars. Before Jimmy Kimmel would have an on going feud with Matt Damon on on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Before Jimmy Kimmel would clock in 10 Million Subscribers on YouTube and go viral online with his Celebrities Read Mean Tweets, Celebrities Undercover and his worst Twerk Fail ever prank. Find out more about his rise to fame here

This week's show focuses on Irish success stories. Pat King of One Look Systems explains how their software can help Covid-19 compliance in the workplace. We'll hear how Munster Rugby has ventured into the world of e-gaming, plus Epsy and Iris tells us about their business. TechTalk@newstalk.com

Chicago's crime solution. Chicago Mayor Lightfoot should pay gangbangers and drug dealers to leave. Clarksdale Mississippi Mayor Chuck Epsy has a great plan for the crime rate and paying criminals $10,000 to leave and start a new life. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/king.williams/support

Have you ever wanted to just go into work one day and resign, live in Italy for three months and gain your Leveraged Lifestyle through an online e-commerce site? Well, listen to the entrepreneur who did just that, Emma Dalton. In this episode, Catherine speaks with Emma Dalton who quit her London job to set up an eBay reselling site dedicated to vintage women's fashion. They talk through her journey into business, how you could get into e-commerce and of course what a leveraged lifestyle looks like for Emma. If you have been wanted to take the plunge and quit your job for more freedom listen how you can do it with a e-commerce site in this episode? Key Takeaways What would you call yourself? By definition I think I am an entrepreneur, I think I’m an accidental entrepreneur. I know you’ve talked a little about mumpreneur before but I think an entrepreneur has become a little bit of a buzzword, its an umbrella term. Fundamentally I’m a business person and the focus should be on making a great business not being a celebrity entrepreneur. I still don’t have it all figured. I have a bit of an imposter syndrome. I have massive wobbles about what I do next. Some people have the next 20 years planned out but I have lots of dynamic plans. Your values or circumstance might change so your plan has to change. I’m still very new to this business. It would be odd to have it all figured out. What was the decision that made you set up your business? I used to be a project manager, I didn't hate my job, it was a good job. There was a lot of elements that challenged me. There was no massive single moment. I literally went in on a Tuesday in May and in the morning I didn't know I was going to quit. I was a conference call and came to realise that I just don’t care enough. I had no plan. I had no side hustle. I just resigned. What happened next? I agreed to do a five months notice period which was a full months salary. I knew I was going to Italy for the summer. I had a month to get a plan together, and then take the summer to plan a bit more on how I will earn money in the long term. I lived in London so going to Italy meant that I could sublet my house. It saved me some money and bought me some time. I sold a lot of things on eBay and earned some money to pay for Italy. Why eBay? It was a google search. I didn't have a lot of money to invest in a business. I had a fear of high costs outlay. It seemed like a safer option and I’d sold on eBay previously, it didn’t feel so scary. We have to make it work. You will find a way if you really want it. You take everything in life and add it to your business. So much of what I do I took from my previous job. I 100% acknowledge that its not wasted time. I really focus on turnover and profit margin. Without the profit margin, it's not anything really. Turnover can still be a loss. I like my growth, month on month. Things can get over-complicated. I need to be making a certain amount a month and needs to grow a small amount a month. Was there a point where you felt that you were earning enough from the business? I came to that number quite quickly. I moved in with my partner and it meant my income was halved. I was flying by the seat of my pants. Sometimes I think if I had planned too much I think I might have planned myself out of it. Actually just going for it, you can’t go too wrong. What did you need to start? I shopped online, in charity shops, I sell women's fashion clothing. I think I went out with £50. I wasn’t confident, it wasn’t something I had done before. I didn’t have anything special, photography-wise. I used my phone to take pictures. To start out- I think it’s such a big interest to people to have a side hustle. You’re never touching new money until you have sold your listings. Keeping your outlay low. It gives you an opportunity to get in for relatively small amounts of money.  You can only learn so much until you do it in practice. Are there any rules that you stick by for your business? It’s definitely developed quite recently. It’s important to know your brand. Because the nature is arbitrage, each item is an individual. So each item has to be a good profit margin of 60% to 70% profit margin. I try to not accept a value profit margin of £25. When I was starting out there was a £5 profit. The percentage in line with the value of the profit. How do you make eBay work for you in terms of leverage? I’m in the process of doing this. In the last 6 months have been a big turning point in the business. A really important thing, I have taken out all the personal life stuff like cleaning, and cooking. When I do have my own time it's all for me. I’ve taken down by business to three days a week. In that time I’ve increased my income by 3 times. That’s all about processes. I am planning in the next 6 months I am getting some office space, to employ someone to do the things to now. I wanted my time to be efficient. I made a conscious decision to focus on the processes. I knew I wanted a structure in place. Even when you are a small business, implement processes like your a big business. Don’t wait until your ready, because you will never feel ready. How are you taking what have you learn from your Ebay business to your other businesses? I’ve been aware of Epsy, and I know a lot of people sell things on both. It’s in a similar area. I’ve been more aware of my values. For some people, money is really a big motivation for them. I think doing Epsy, doing art prints has tapped into the creative side of it. It really speaks to me. I find it really fulfilling. It came not from artistic reasons but because I think there is a market for it. I have three days on Ebay, and two days on Epsy. I look forward to those two days so much. I want them both to grow exponentially. It’s definitely going to get a lot of my focus this year. Did you have the goal to reduce my hours and increase my income? It was planned, and I wanted to go down to three days and hopefully be more efficient. In my head, it was going to three days and doubling my profit, but I ended up x3 it. I have become more efficient by task blocking. As a business concept, you have to block your time. I am very structured on how I find my items, it’s from experience. Just go and do it, figure it out and then structure your time accordingly. Figuring out what will give you the best return on your time. You have shared your journey on Youtube, what was the purpose of that, and where did you? It was originally was for my own accountability. It really is an easy way to make money, I want people to live the life they want. If me giving a little bit of information on YouTube helps me do that. What would be the one thing that you would like to tell people form your journey? I think it would be to have a go, and don’t let thinking that you don’t know everything yet get in the way. You don’t have to know 100% in the future what you want to do. You might have a vague vision right in the future, just see the next ten metres in that journey like a cars headlights. Do you have a vision or a bigger why? I’ve always wanted a flexible living lifestyle. I have always wanted to live in Italy. I love the idea of living in Costa Rica for three months, and three months in another country. I definitely don’t want to live in the UK. I want this flexibility and I think that my vision is difficult because of that. What values do you hold dear? I have two, which is very much sustainability, and fair fashion. This aligns with my business. In every sense, i’m quite into sustainability. It’s important to me. The other value is that integrity and authenticity. I don’t want to be earning just enough and then doing another course. I want to have integrity in what I do. Best and worst thing about working for yourself? Best thing is the flexibility, the worst thing is the lack of the social interaction which was a big thing in my previous job. Is there any other people or things that inspire you? The thing that motivates me most is that fear of regret. You’ll never regret the things you don’t, you’ll only regret the things you don’t do. Best advice you’ve received. The best advice is to surround yourself with the five people you want to be the average of. Surround yourself with positive people. Worst Advice. You're not meant to love your job, at least try to love your job. Don’t just settle that’s the status quo.   What does leveraged Lifestyle meant to you? Creating the life that you want. Being honest with yourself, a self awareness and accept that. Don’t try and live someone else’s life, designing the life that you want.     Best Moments ‘I’m an accidental entrepreneur.’ ‘Your values or circumstance might change so your plan has to change. ‘If you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree then it will always fail.’ ‘I have this overriding notion that things will work out.’ ‘You either find a way or find an excuse.’ ‘I love a spreadsheet.’ ‘People overcomplicate things.’ The fundamentals are am I making profit now and what is my growth.’ ‘The important figure is how much you need to live on.’ ‘Sometimes you can get analysis-paralysis.’ ‘I completely believe in investing in myself.’ ‘Just start.’ ‘Go and declutter and treat it as a business.’ ‘Sort your processes out before you hire people. ‘When you are a small business, implement processes like your a big business. ’Dress for the job you want.’ ’Build a business that an make a business and fulfill your creative side.’ ‘Time blocking is great for efficiency in business.’ ‘The hardest part of business is saying no.’ ‘Although I call myself an accidental entrepreneur, I have always wanted to have freedom.’ ‘Do what’s right for you. It’s ok if you like your employed job.’ ‘You can completely different outlooks but you can be supportive of each other.’ ‘Don’t beat yourself up if you don’t have a really clear vision.’   ABOUT THE GUEST Emma is a ecommerce fashion reseller. A self-confessed accidental entrepreneurship with a online eBay business which has grew in 18 months from a £50 start up. Emma has managed to grow her business to provide an income well above that of her previous corporate job in London. More recently Emma has opened an Etsy shop selling self designed prints as well.   CONTACT METHOD Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeJ3902ct5bQg_CgmaP-d6g   ABOUT THE HOST Catherine Turner, your host of Leveraged Lifestyle Catherine has been investing in Property since 2012, with her main strategy, now Serviced Accommodation which she, and now her team, have grown from 1 to 18 properties in less than 24 months. Catherine is probably best known for her public speaking successfully training thousands of people how to create businesses that can be run from anywhere in the world on their own terms and becoming a world record holder in the process. Catherine is the host of the podcast, Leveraged Lifestyle, which reached No. 1 in all Business in the iTunes podcast chart in less than 3 hours on launch. Leveraged Lifestyle is all about creating a lifestyle of freedom, through leverage, outsourcing and systemizing. CONTACT METHOD Website: https://omny.fm/shows/leveraged-lifestyle/%20http://www.catherineaturner.com/ LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/catherineturnerspeaker Instagram: http://%20www.instagram.com/catherineannt Leveraged Lifestyle Podcast Details iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/leveraged-lifestyle-podcast/id1380225106?mt=2 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/progressiveproperty/leverage-lifestyle

Les titres du flash:- Taxe d’habitation: la suppression de cet impôt sera pour tout le monde, assure ce matin Bruno Le Maire, ministre de l’Economie.- Enquête sur deux incendies mi-décembre dans un péage de l’Hérault: Selon l’AFP, 35 personnes interpellées puis placées en garde à vue.- Projet de loi anti-casseurs annoncé hier par Edouard Philippe: «Un fichier administratif pourrait menacer les libertés publiques», avertit le chercheur Mathieu Zagrodzki auprès de 20 Minutes.- La proportion Français de 18-24 ans (66%) couverts par une complémentaire santé a nettement diminué l’année dernière. C’est la conclusion du baromètre annuel du cabinet Epsy pour la Fédération nationale indépendante des mutuelles.- Plus le niveau socio-économique des parents est haut, plus l’enfant aura de vocabulaire. Notre journaliste a demandé à plusieurs spécialistes de la petite enfance comment favoriser l'apprentissage du langage chez l’enfant. Anne-Laetitia BéraudPour accéder aux précédents flashs de « Minute Papillon ! » sur mobile, avec :AndroidiOSPar l’onglet « 20 Minutes Podcast » sur la page d’entrée de notre site.Crédits sons : Longing - Joakim Karud/Musique libre de droits – Vibe With Me Joakim Karud/Audio Library - Density & Time/Audio Library- Rock Angel Joakim Karud/Bisquit soul de Noodgroove - Fugue Icons8.com/Looking in my eyes de Ann Abel - Fugue Icons8.com Pour plus d'informations sur la confidentialité de vos données, visitez Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

En este episodio, los Pajeros Mayores comentan la salida de Epsy de la Cancillería, Medina hace un brainstorming de algo que creía era original y además descubren un nuevo tipo de “trans” 00:00: Las Noticias Pajeras 02:16: Y esto es…Super Millennial, el super heroe progre 21:32: ANUNCIOS, ANUNCIOS Y MÁS ANUNCIOS!!! 31:02: Google Plus se va 35:28: De cuando Medina conoció a Epsy 46:15: El primer “Trans-Age” 55:27: El Santoral

This week, The Rainebeaux is back as she makes another stop on her #basedmaudeworldpodcasttour as we discuss Retail, Kevin Hart, Kira Johnson, Geraldo, ABCDE, Teargassing children and more! Follow The Rainebeaux: Twitter: @therainebeaux Soundcloud: @rainebeauxzero Donate to her Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/Lorraine466   Follow Mocha: Twitter: @mochaminutes @sunnytwotethat Instagram: @mochaminutes Facebook: @mochaminutes

Perez está enfermo, Medina sigue viviendo nuevas experiencias en Santo Domingo y Tommy Gluten defiende a Epsy Campbell. Además, el Santoral dedicado a los verdaderos Santos y Santas de la Paja, sus fieles pajeros. 00:00 Inicio Falso (Pérez llega tarde) 01:57 Al aire en Facebook / Futbol mixto inclusivo 16:30 Instituto Meteorológico: indispensable antes de salir / La impulsadora virtual 22:43 Mensajes de nuestros Patrocinadores 23:32 Oscar Arias cuida exámenes de Bachi 31:05 Epsy le falla a Pérez y Tommy Gluten la defiende 42:49 El Randomizador 01:00:35 El Santoral Pajero

We are rounding out week two of the MaxFunDrive, and man are we pumped to cross that finish line!!! We are completely over joyed with the responses that we have been getting from listeners, new members, and upgrading members! what a fun ride it has been. But! It's not over! Keep and ear out because we have a few more surprise guest calling in this show. James tells Nnekay about his wild ride in parenthood this past week. He lit up New York with his 16 year old nephew, then called his parents to personally thank them. The wonder twins talk about the mind of a teenager. A little dabble in Ready Player One, then boom! Let's get into Roseanne... should we watch? Nnekay has OPINIONS. In James's korner he has a treat for us all with the break down of 4 fabulous Black Queens in history- just when you thought Beyonce was enough queenatude here's some more!!!! You might be surprised about what is left off the history books, these women are full of POWER. In Nnekay's Korner she continues the trend of black queendom by covering the newly elected Vice President of Costa Rica, Epsy Campbell Barr- the first black woman Vice President in the Americas! Get Those earbuds ready because you are in for a treat!     Links!   http://maximumfun.org/donate   https://womenintheworld.com/2018/04/03/costa-rica-elects-latin-americas-first-black-female-vice-president/   https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2018/04/03/epsy-campbell-barr-is-costa-ricas-first-female-black-vice-president/?utm_term=.4ba4a19b1e83   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epsy_Campbell_Barr   http://www.blackhistoryheroes.com/2010/05/queen-mother-nana-yaa-asantewaa.html   https://thenerdsofcolor.org/2016/02/10/xena-was-black/   https://urbanintellectuals.com/2016/03/14/empress-candace-ethiopia-332-bc-humiliated-alexander-great/   http://solarey.net/queen-nandi/   https://answersafrica.com/5-powerful-african-queens-history.html   https://blackliberationlovenunity.wordpress.com/2015/04/17/kings-queens-of-africa/   Minority Korner Store: https://teespring.com/minority-korner-t-shirt#pid=369&cid=6513&sid=front Twitter: @minoritykorner Email: minoritykorner@gmail.com Like Us On Facebook: Minority Korner

Pokemon Go is a hot topic in this week’s episode! Pauline and Mariano discuss how the app has begun its takeover. In addition, the duo discuss the tragic events that took place in France. The tragedy was highly covered by eyewitnesses through the usage of various social media platforms. Throughout the episode, Pauliano also discuss the EPSY’s and Lebron James’s speech.Follow the GSMC Social Media Podcast at http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/social-media-podcast.html

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