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We have another guest this week. Hot off her state of the county speech, County Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer is joining us. Our South Bay reporter did a deep dive into what happened after Chula Vista Mayor John McCann helped secure the release of a woman convicted of fraud several years ago. She’s being sentenced today on another charge. And we had a story this week out of Encinitas where a homeless service provider is being attacked online and blamed for the increasing visibility of homelessness in the beach town. SHOW NOTES: (Links to VOSD articles mentioned during the show and links for further reading) INTRO 00:00:00 SEGMENT 1 00:00:53 Spring Fundraising Campaign One week left Goal - 100 new members and $150k by April 29 All gifts will be matched up to $10k thanks to a generous anonymous donor. Donate at vosd.org/podpeople and leave a message about why you support Voice. Here’s what our members said about why they donate: Leticia S. wrote, “Your paper has been the only one we as latinos have been able to count on to tell our story on various issues important to our small community of Fallbrook. You don't ignore us and you tell the truth.” Martha D. said, “No one else is focusing on the areas that you do. Also your reporting is succinct, explanatory, and free from rambling opinion. Thank you for continuing to do what you do!” Marjorie W. wrote, “you are increasingly a sane voice in this chaotic world” Thank you to those who have supported our work! You can become a supporter too by going to vosd.org/podpeople. Leave us a message about why you support and we’ll read a few in the next episode. Again, that’s vosd.org/podpeople Brews and News Live Podcast Brews and News Live Podcast is back! It's time to embrace your inner news nerd and talk about the latest scoops with our pod crew on Wednesday, May 7 at Soda Bar. Brews and News Live Podcasts are opportunities to meet our journalists, play audience games, enjoy a beer and listen to San Diego’s most popular public affairs podcast live. If you missed our beer launch party, you can still try our anniversary beer at Brews and News. Plus, every Brews and News attendee will be entered to win one of two baseballs signed by our Padres favorite - Manny Machado and Jackson Merrill. You won’t want to miss out. Buy your tickets now and learn more at vosd.org/livepod. Again that’s v-o-s-d.org back slash l-i-v-e-p-o-d. SEGMENT 2 00:04:54 Banter SEGMENT 3 00:09:14 John McCann Chula Vista Mayor Helped Free a Felon Who’s Going Back to Prison with Her Brother – A Lot Happened in Between SEGMENT 4 00:11:12 County Supervisors: Unvited GOP County Supes: Dem Didn’t Invite Us to State of County Speech SEGMENT 5 00:13:01 DOGE Effects on the County The State of the County Resistance SEGMENT 6 00:25:58 Terra Lawson-Remer on Gloria’s Homeless Critique Politics Report: The ‘Era of Austerity’ Is Here SEGMENT 7 00:28:39 Encinitas Gets Ugly with Homeless Blame Anonymous Account, Neighbors Target Provider as Homelessness Surges in Encinitas SEGMENT 8 00:38:11 Terra’s Activism Past SEGMENT 9 00:44:00 Hot Take: Leave Fire Pits Alone (From the archives) San Diego Council Seeks to Snub Out Some Beach Bonfires San Diego’s City Council wants to clarify that open fires are only allowed in concrete fire pits. Beachgoers could still cook on propane-powered grills. by MacKenzie Elmer May 23, 2022 TRT 00:51:26 Scott Lewis, CEO and editor in chief at Voice of San Diego. Andrea Lopez-Villafaña, managing editor Bella Ross, social media producer Jakob McWhinney, education reporter and theme music composer. Xavier Vasquez, podcast producer Journalism is integral to a healthy democracy: Support independent, investigative journalism in San Diego County. Become a Member: Voice Member BenefitsJoin today and receive insider access.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this rebroadcast episode of the Special Chronicles Podcast: Daniel Smrokowski sits down with Laura Hertzog from Minnesota who wrote the article "The Short Bus Stops At My House." This Week our focus of Spread The Word is to Stand Up To Bullying. Tune in to hear Laura talk about: Challenges her brother has; Why she wrote “The Short Bus Stops At My House”; Why Kids Make Fun of Short Bus?; Laura's inspiration; Special Education and Standardized Tests- David and Daniel have similar stories; Beautiful part of her brother's innocence; Her Brother's Gifts/Abilities; Why Laura's Mother Upholds Human Dignity and PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center; Laura's Thoughts on ADA; “And the Short Bus Stopping At My House Was The Greatest Blessing” We think the world would be better if everyone were included. Around the world, exclusion and discrimination continue to divide people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities. We are changing that with grassroots action for inclusion. That's Spread the Word. This year, you can engage and activate in multiple ways by choosing your focus: derogatory language, bullying or inclusive action. Visit SpreadTheWord.Global to access resources, sign the pledge, and grab your official gear. Together, let's create a more inclusive world! This episode originally aired on May 10, 2015 Episode 758 ShowNotes & Links

Tom Walker (Tom Walker: Very, Very) joins the lads for his very first trip to Odyssey as they cover adventures in shock-jock DJing, international espionage, and the return of everybody's favorite encyclopedia writing, ice-cream selling, NSA asset/God King of Odyssey: John Avery Whittaker. Topics include biblical trading cards, the logistics of owning a beef jerky co-op, and how to make propaganda that doesn't inspire a life-long obsession with hunting down heretical texts.   Tom Walker: Bluesky // Instagram // Twitch // Youtube   Tom Walker: Very, Very: A love letter to mime (and to a coat) written by award-winning idiot Tom Walker, who keeps talking during what he insists is a mime show. Available to Stream on Amazon   Bigsofttitty.png: Demi Lardner and Tom Walker are doing this and no-one can stop them. This is a podcast for no cowards. Available on Spotify // Apple Podcasts   Media Referenced in this Episode: Adventures in Odyssey #313: “Top This!” #355-357: “The Search for Whit, Parts 1-3"   TWOAPW theme by Brendan Dalton: Patreon // brendan-dalton.com // brendandalton.bandcamp.com   Interstitial: “A Series of Voicemails Left on Mary Mulligan's Answering Machine by One Melvin Mulligan, Her Brother and Composer of Corporate Jingles” // Written by A.J. Ditty // Featuring Eleanor Philips as “Mary Mulligan” and A.J. Ditty as “Melvin Mulligan” // Piano Cover of Fleetwood Mac's “The Chain” by Gleesinnpiano

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Holly Dunn is originally from Colorado. She started racing around 1982. Her Brother chad raced and she soon followed. Her first race was at Boothill BMX. Soon after she started racing her family moved to Arizona. Moving to AZ really kicked off her racing. The first team she rode for was Bike Barn. Dunn says she raced the boys most times. She says it was normal for her and her brother to hit three local races each day on weekends.  Dunn says hitting the national circuit soon followed. Her first factory team that sent all over the country was called ESP. Literally Dunn says she hit every race she could. The one thing she told she never worried about was burn out. Leaving ESP she went to Pedal Power for a short stint and eventually landed on the all girl team Titan. Eventually Dunn walked away from BMX. Before coming back in 2015 she would have two kids with freestyle legend Jim Burgess and living a bit of life. By 2018 Dunn said she enough is enough and moved on from BMX again. But like I say "Once BMX is in your blood it's hard to stay away." Dunn is back racing again on a part time bases. She even qualified for worlds this year. In this interview we also touch on her friendship with Robert Raymonde, losing Burgess, and her desire to continue racing. The Great AntidoteAdam Smith said, "Science is the great antidote to the poison of enthusiasm and...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

The Jocelyn Diabetes Center suggests that 30% of diabetic women between the ages of 15 and 30 manipulate or omit their insulin in order to lose weight. For Eating Disorder Awareness Week, I want to talk about the lesser known yet devastating eating disorder. Today's incredible guest is the founder and executive director of Diabulimia. Helpline (DBH), Erin Akers. Erin shares the heart-wrenching story of how she flatlined and was resuscitated after her diabulimia put her in the hospital. This episode is raw and real, but also a necessary conversation to shed light on the T1D tendency towards perfectionism and a disordered relationship to food. Time Stamps:  (06:25) The Recovery-Relapse Cycle (07:14) January 2012: The Fall(08:25) The Fear of Being Found Out(09:25) The Time Erin Flat-lined (10:22) A Mother's Cry: A Call To Change (12:28) Why the Second Time Was Harder to Ask For Help(14:30) Her Diagnosis Journey (16:40) When the Body Image Issues Began as a childt 9 (19:10) Comparison to Her Brother's Diabetesic Journey(22:00) Giving Up on Being a “Good Diabetic” at 14(22:48) The Descent: Figuring Out How She Could Lose Weight (25:40) Feeding the Hungry Heart: Our Relationship to Food (26:40) Perfectionist Tendencies and Grace(32:57) Context Collapse (35:58) The Unique Pathology of Diabulimia(37:54) The 2 Things (38:53) What Recovery Looks Like(39:55) Relationship to the Number(40:55) A Perfectionist Exercise(42:10) Journaling to Heal(46:38) Recovery is Not Passive: You Have To Do the Work(47:45) Diabulimia An Ignored Population(49:41) Community (52:35) The Helpline(53:23) Why We Can't Afford to NOT Talk About Diabuleima(57:12) Erin's Lifelong Complications(59:01) Happy Recovery Stories (01:02:25) Getting Your Dreams, Belief, and Hope BackWhat to do now: 1. To Call the FREE Diabuleima Helpline: 1-425-985-3635 2. DBH Links: INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/diabulimiahelpline/ DBH WEBSITE: www.DBH.org DIABETES & EATING DISORDER FB SUPPORT GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DiabulimiaSupport  3. Follow me @lauren_bongiorno and @riselyhealth on Instagram to stay in the loop for when new episodes drop.4. Learn more about our coaching programs HERE. Disclaimer: Nothing you hear on the Reclaim your Rise podcast should be a substitute for personalized professional medical advice. Please always consult your physician or other medical professional before making any changes to your diet, insulin dosages, or healthcare plan. 

She has the Taylor Swift tickets, but who should Abby invite to go with her?! Her Brother or her coworker?! The decision could be a costly one. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David C. Metz reads his short story, "Her Brother's Keeper," from our Winter 2023 issue. David C. Metz is a writer and a member of the Writer's Center in Bethesda, Maryland. His stories have appeared in several publications, including The MacGuffin, New Plains Review, Bull, Valparaiso Fiction Review, and Perceptions. Originally from Illinois, he lives with his wife in Damascus, Maryland. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vita-poetica/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vita-poetica/support

The city of Vallejo is notorious for being forced to pay out millions in legal settlements to victims of police violence. In the latest example, The Vallejo Sun reports that the city reached a $2.8 million dollar settlement with the family of Angel Ramos, the 21-year-old shot and killed by Vallejo Police during a family gathering in January 2017. It's the latest update in the long, grueling process for families left with the aftermath of a police killing. Today, we're re-running an episode from our series on Vallejo Police, which first published in August of 2019, detailing how Ramos' family challenged the police's narrative of what happened the night Angel was killed. Links: Our series on Vallejo Police The original article: In Vallejo, a Sister Challenges the Police Narrative of Her Brother's Shooting Vallejo reaches $2.8M settlement for police killing of Angel Ramos 

In this episode Nancy comments on three PEOPLE Magazine articles related to Sibling Sexual Abuse that were published on Oct 19th 2022.   In this episode: A brief overview of the articles featuring the stories of Jane Epstein, Brad Watts and Hope Sittler. Raising awareness of the facts and data No villains, but many heroes The impact on society An ask to share     Resources: #SiblingsToo – www.siblingstoo.com to leave your anonymous story of SSA   Jane Epstein, Sexually Abused by Her Brother as a Child, Is Voice for Other Survivors of Sibling Sexual Abuse - https://people.com/health/jane-epstein-sexually-abused-by-brother-as-child-survivors-sibling-sexual-abuse/   When a Sibling Sexually Abuses a Sibling: What to know - https://people.com/health/when-a-sibling-sexually-abuses-a-sibling-what-to-know/   When a Child Sexually Abuses a Sibling: A Mother's Story - https://people.com/health/when-a-child-sexually-abuses-a-sibling-a-mothers-story/   5WAVES – www.5waves.org   Sibling Sexual Trauma resource site – www.siblingsexualtrauma.com Would you like to support the #SiblingsToo Podcast --> buymeacoffee.com/siblingstoo  

In which we discover that a bean is preferable to bran as a tracking device, that no matter how kind and generous you are, you can still end up in the belly of a shark and that you shouldn't put your trust in anyone who leads you into dark woods. This week's story is Maria and Her Brother adapted from Beautiful Angiola, The Lost Sicilian Folk & Fairy Tales collected by Laura Gonzenbach, translated & edited by Jack Zipes This week's recipe is Zuppa di Fave e Finocchio - Broad Bean and Fennel Soup If you would like to find more information about any of the stories, books or research mentioned in this episode you can find them in Further Reading. You can also find out more at Hestia's Kitchen which has all past episodes and the connected recipes on the blog. If you'd like to get in touch about the podcast you can find me on Twitter or Instagram at @FairyTalesFood.

Airing Friday at noon on KKFI 90.1 FM, Kansas City Actors Radio Theatre returns with another episode of "Easy Aces - Jane Gets a Loan for Her Brother." Originally airing circa 1940, "Easy Aces" is a comedic look at real-life couple Jane and Goodman Ace, and the family and friends they deal with every day. In this week's episode, Jane's good-for-nothing brother Paul needs money for his ten year wedding anniversary. After Goodman denies Paul the money, Jane and Paul go to the Confidential Loan Company and Jane takes charge of getting her brother a loan, by any means necessary. Featuring Sidonie Garrett & John Rensenhouse as Jane and Goodman Ace. Featuring Walter Coppage, Jan Rogge, Freddy Acevedo, Phil Fiorini, Trevor French, and Barb Nichols. Directed by Darren Sextro and sound design by Mary Robinson. Hosted by Teisha Bankston. — KCART is made possible in-part by, the Richard J. Stern Foundation for the Arts, the Estelle S. and Robert A. Long Ellis Foundation, the Miller-Nichols Foundation, the Kansas City Neighborhood Tourist Development Fund, ArtsKC, the Missouri Arts Council, Theatre League, and the Breidenthal-Snyder Foundation.

On this episode, Michael and Derrick discuss the voice cast and the plot of the 12th episode of season 1: Her Brother's Keeper, which features the return of the Pack and Elisa's brother working for Xanatos.Airing from 1994 to 1997, Gargoyles tells the tale of band of creatures that are stone by day and warriors by night.  They are betrayed by the humans they trusted, cursed as solid stone for a thousand years, until they wake in modern-day New York.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/jackofallnerds)

Paula Lenz Talks About Melding Into Spirit and Her Brother, Don Paula Lenz's brother died in an auto accident in the fall of 1983, and in the aftermath of his death she had a series of extraordinary experiences. She finally wrote about them in her 2017 book, Driving Into Infinity – Living With My Brother's Spirit. Even thirty years later, her grief for him is palpable. But so is her joy! His death began a spiritual search that brought her to the certainty that he still survives. In her second Seek Reality appearance she shares a methodology for “Being the Oneness” of Spirit, which she calls Meld Into Spirit Technique, or MIST. Paula's website is at https://paulalenz.wixsite.com/paulalenz   Learn more about Roberta here: http://robertagrimes.com

Join Sal Daher's Investment Syndicate: Click to Join Sponsored by Peter Fasse, patent attorney at Fish & Richardson Brad Feld and Dave Jilk bring the wisdom of modernity's most unsettling thinker to entrepreneurship.  Like the ancient Stoics, Nietzsche has much to add to the thought of people disrupting existing assumptions today. Brief excerpts from Nietzsche  are paired with essays from founders who grapple with the ideas in question.  Highlights: Sal Daher Introduces Brad Feld, Co-Founder of Techstars The Entrepreneur's Weekly Nietzsche: A Book for Disruptors by Dave Jilk & Brad Feld “…for every two lines of Nietzsche, there's probably two pages of Brad Feld and another entrepreneur talking about something really important.” “…I thought I knew something about Nietzsche, and pretty much everything I knew about Nietzsche was wrong.” “…Nietzsche was a Nazi.” - "Don't believe everything you hear about Nietzsche." Nietzsche's Sister and Literary Executor Was Indeed a Nazi Who Tried to Co-opt Her Brother's Thoughts into Nazism “Dave [Jilk] and I met at MIT, we've been friends since college. I met him on the first day of college.” Product Placement for Toscanini's Ice Cream in Cambridge  Dave Jilk Is the One Who First Became Hooked on Nietzsche Brad Fled and Dave Jilk Edited Quotes from Open-source Translations of Nietzsche's Works to Make Them Intelligible to 21st Century Readers LinkedIn's Reid Hoffman, Who Read Philosophy at Oxford, Wrote the Foreword “…page one would be the title page and would say The Venture Playbook, and the next 299 pages would be blank.” “The power of being an entrepreneur is finding your own way.” Nietzsche and Mentor Whiplash Silent Killers Fake It Before You Make – Bad & Good "If thou gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will also gaze into thee." Sal Daher Talks About Sponsor Peter Fasse of Fish & Richardson Brad Feld on Angel Investing “…of the 40 investments, 20 of them were zeros, 20 failed. Three of them were worth each more than a hundred times my money.” One of Brad Feld's 100X Investments Was Harmonix (Guitar Hero) “…recognize that being an entrepreneur…will be more successful for you if you view it as a life journey rather than a single company.” “Don't ask people to be your mentor. Do things for those people that engage you with their world…” Brad Feld on Biotech: “…life sciences is so big…picking a couple of areas or types of companies, where you can start to build both expertise and real networking...an understanding of what's real and what's not real” Adam Grant's Give and Take Topics: co-founder, management, Techstars, software, returns, angel investing strategies

Welcome to Story Station Season 2, Episode 7. In this episode, you can listen to a Russian Story. The first story is titled “Alenoushka and Her Brother”. Alenoushka and Vanoushka were just walking in the plains when a terrible curse came upon them and changed their lives forever. Hope you enjoy it! ============================================= Listen to Story Station on: Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/show/56ibkvBTlE9nQJqzsqoktS Apple Podcasts- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/story-station-stories-from-around-the-world/id1508876382 Google Podcasts- https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xZDE3MzhhYy9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== ============================================= Sources: “Alenoushka and Her Brother” from Old Peter's Russian Tales by Arthur Ransome

Before the Story I am TG Wolff and am here with Jack, my piano player and producer. This is a podcast where we combine storytelling with original music to put you at the heart of mystery, murder, and mayhem. Some episodes will be my own stories, others will be classics that helped shape the mystery genre we know today. These are arrangements, which means instead of word-for-word readings, you get a performance meant to be heard. Jack and I perform these live, front to back, no breaks, no fakes, no retakes (unless it's really bad)  This is Season 2. This season contains adaptations of stories published in the 1800s. These stories are some of the first considered to be mysteries. For that reason, this season is called The Originators.  Today’s story is about guilty pleasures, pirates, and things that go knock-knock-knock in the night. This is Human Affect, an adaptation of The Haunted and the Haunters by Edward Bulwer-Lytton. Our story today was published in 1856.  Episode Materials  Read the original: There are several places where you can find The Haunted and the Haunters. Gutenberg is one of them. https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1831 (https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1831)   Cast of Characters: Our Detective. Unnamed, a gentleman of some means. Definitely not married, no kids Mr. Johnson. Older gentleman, recently inherited the house. He believes it is haunted. Sarah. Housekeeper who died in the house. As a young woman, she rented the house as the lady. Franco. Our Detective’s right hand man. Courageous, capable, an all around good guy. My Two Cents Gotta tell you, I did not love this story. It left me with too many questions to have a satisfied ending. Who did Sarah kill? Her Brother? Were the letters from her husband? What happened to her husband? Did Sarah and presumably her husband kill / starve her nephew? Did the house make them all crazy and that’s why they killed? Did the house cause her financial misfortunes?   In the vision, who was the man who stabbed Sarah? Her brother or her husband? Or wasn’t that Sarah but the 1759 Pirate’s lover? The pirate from 1759 cursed the house? He killed his mistress and her other lover, then shimmied down through the trapdoor, set up an elaborate curse, left his clothes and money, climbed out, sealed up the hole, built a floor over it, and left England? Why curse the house if you’ve killed the people you were pissed at? Did he lock some part of him in that house (if so he was an idiot) or did he die and never leave (in which case where are the bones?) How did the prior owners of the house not notice a whole chunk of the main floor was not accessible? The room had to be above ground level because there was a window, even if it was bricked up. And the writer kept forgetting about the dog, except when he killed it. The narrator is searching this entire house and the dog is where? I couldn't let that one go, I had to fix it in the adaptation.  I will tell you what I did like about it. It is an early example of a mystery in the sense that, as I said in the beginning, the narrator is working to solve the mystery. If it were told differently, such as from the POV of documenting the activity, or a fool-hearty dare, it wouldn’t toe over into mystery. I also liked that it was actually haunted. The story sets up to find some LIVING person in that little room chasing everyone away. Thinking about it, it was one disguise away from being a Scooby Doo mystery. The narrator uses logic to protect his mind from the supernatural attack. There was a lot of inner monologue reasoning I didn’t work into the story. Basically, the narrator believes that the supernatural is impossible. If something like a ghost exists, then it is possible and, ergo, not supernatural. So he tries to logic his way through the experience, expecting a human root. He finds one, but not in the way we expect. It’s a ghost / spirit / whatever.  After the... Support this podcast

Paula Lenz’s brother died in an auto accident in the fall of 1983, and in the aftermath of his death she had a series of extraordinary experiences. She finally wrote about them in her 2017 book, Driving Into Infinity – Living With My Brother’s Spirit. Even thirty years later, her grief for him is palpable. But so […] The post Paula Lenz Talks About Melding Into Spirit and Her Brother, Don appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Paula Lenz’s brother died in an auto accident in the fall of 1983, and in the aftermath of his death she had a series of extraordinary experiences. She finally wrote about them in her 2017 book, Driving Into Infinity – Living With My Brother’s Spirit. Even thirty years later, her grief for him is palpable. But so […] The post Paula Lenz Talks About Melding Into Spirit and Her Brother, Don appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Paula Lenz’s brother died in an auto accident in the fall of 1983, and in the aftermath of his death she had a series of extraordinary experiences. She finally wrote about them in her 2017 book, Driving Into Infinity – Living With My Brother’s Spirit. Even thirty years later, her grief for him is palpable. But so […] The post Paula Lenz Talks About Melding Into Spirit and Her Brother, Don appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Paula Lenz’s brother died in an auto accident in the fall of 1983, and in the aftermath of his death she had a series of extraordinary experiences. She finally wrote about them in her 2017 book, Driving Into Infinity – Living With My Brother’s Spirit. Even thirty years later, her grief for him is palpable. But so […] The post Paula Lenz Talks About Melding Into Spirit and Her Brother, Don appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Daniel and Liz hit the streets this week to discuss Gargoyles episode 112, Her Brother’s Keeper. Hyena and Jackal are back at it again, this time setting their sights on Deluxe! OH NO! That guy should get a bodyguard… so he does – DEREK MAZA?!?! Thank you to Ian McGowan for providing the interstitial music. You can find him on Instagram and Twitter @eazy_breezy_mac, and check out his band at gooddeedmusic.bandcamp.com.Defenders of the Night is brought to you by CalamityCast; produced by Daniel Williams; and co-created by Daniel Williams and Liz Zerkel.

Shortly after having almost committed MURDER on HER BROTHER, the Grew and Brenda must make their way through the treacherous Sora mansion. Emotional bonds are made...and found.  Help us fund this project! - https://www.patreon.com/intothegridge Read our tweets! - https://twitter.com/intothegridge/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Nostalgia+ concludes Season 1 of the 1995 cartoon Gargoyles! This episode, we explore episodes “The Edge,” “Long Way to Morning,” “Her Brother’s Keeper,” and “Reawakening.”… The post Gargoyles (Part 4) “The Edge,” “Long Way to Morning,” “Her Brother’s Keeper,” and “Reawakening” | Nostalgia+ appeared first on Too Many Thoughts.

Sorry, pals. Not feeling up to recording this week so you can read what I have to say about all of these wonderful people in the show notes! Hope you all have had and are having a wonderful holiday week! 2 AM Wake Up Call -- “I Don’t Know What’s Bad For Me” (This Is Enough) 2 AM Wakeup Call has been making music since 2017, describing his music as “Southern Emo.” What calls me to these two songs are his deep-cutting vulnerability (it’s not enough you see a man talk about feeling physically used) and playful instrumentation.   2. Ella Marie Salter -- “White Flag” (Beverly) Hailing from Southern Alabama, Salter has a truly impressive voice. She belongs in the pantheon of country music’s great singers -- and her songwriting ain't bad, either   3. Michelle Brooke -- “Storm” (Single) I wrote this song up a few months ago for The Boot! As a queer writer, I think it’s really important to lift up all LGBTQ voices in the roots music community. I look forward to more allies joining me this year! Speaking of allies, I love that Rachel Hurley and Frank Keith at Sweetheart PR are going above and beyond to work with queer artists, even if they’re struggling financially.   As for Michelle Brooke, she’s another addition to that pantheon of great voices. A self-described theater kid growing up, she brings that Broadway pizzazz to the barnhouse. This song is so cathartic in so many ways and is about the end of her first same-sex relationship after coming out.   4. The Strangemakers -- “Shot Down” (Off the Floor) The Strangemakers are a decorated folk rock band from Canada. You can hear the assurance in their groove on “Shot Down” and it reeled me in. Patreon listeners will hear “Wait On Me,” which sounds really familiar to me, but I couldn’t figure out if it was a cover and didn’t have time to ask them. Anyway, it’s been stuck in my head for a whole two weeks.   5. Stephanie Anne Johnson and the Hidogs -- “Take This Love” (Take This Love) You may know Stephanie Anne Johnson from The Voice; on this album she enlists some of Seattle’s best. And yeah -- one more for that pantheon. I love the warmth in her lyrics and confidence in her performance!   6. El Cantador “My Way” (Translation Wave) This is one of my deep dives into the ol’ Adobe & Teardrops vault. Translation Wave came out in 2013 and it seems to be their last release; the band was led by Heath Underwood, who now has a band called BUNCH, whose 2015 album I wrote up.   7. “Lay Me Down” -- Brendan Kelly and the Wanderers (Too Late to Pray: Defiant Chicago Roots) Bloodshot Records just celebrated their 25th anniversary with this fantastic comp album. It shows the beauty and diversity of Chicago’s roots music scene.   8. Nilufer Yanya -- “In Your Head” (Miss Universe) I was gobsmacked after Nilufer Yanya’s performance on World Cafe. Anyone who thinks rock’n’roll is dead needs to shut their soundhole.   9. Sid Kingsley -- “Sweet Viriginia” (Single) Kingsley grew up playing jazz in a small town. When he joined the Coast Guard, he was encouraged to continue playing sax. After leaving the Coast Guard and moving to Richmond, VA, he found that he couldn’t avoid his calling anymore and took the plunge with his first album. So far, it’s shaping up great.   10. Lizzie Huffman and Her Brother’s Band -- “Tumblers and Tea” (Lizzie Huffman and Her Brother Band) Another one from the vault. I can’t find any online presence for Lizzie Huffman, so if you know where she is please let her know there are still people enjoying her music. Meanwhile, you can tell how old this song is because she talks about tight jeans -- as a good thing! Pretty sure it’s from 2011.   11. Stevie C. Bowen -- “Be Kind” (Music From the Rooms of My Head) Hailing from Brooklyn and with a moustache that might make Von feel jealous, Bowen doesn’t have much biographical info out there. But maybe that’s because his guitar needs to speak for itself.   12. Adam Hill -- “Magnetic North” (Water in the Draw) A couple weeks ago I mentioned on Twitter that I was finally getting more honest-to-goodness alt-country through SubmitHub. Adam Hill is one of those people. While Hill describes himself as an inventive musician, he’s sticking to three chords and the truth here and I love it.

Vallejo residents attended a city council meeting this week wearing bright yellow stickers that read "Coked Cops Kill." They opposed efforts by the police union to delete a section of its contract that outlines when an officer could be ordered to receive drug and alcohol testing. Councilors approved the new contract, limiting when officers may be subject to drug and alcohol tests. Guest: Ericka Cruz Guevarra, producer for The Bay Read Ericka's full story on the meeting here. And below are links to her three episode series on Vallejo police. Episode 1: The Life and Death of Willie McCoy Episode 2: In Vallejo, a Sister Challenges the Police Narrative of Her Brother's Shooting Episode 3: How Did Things Get So Bad Between Vallejo and Its Police? Subscribe to The Bay to hear more local, Bay Area stories like this one. New episodes are released Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 3 a.m. Find The Bay on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, NPR One, or via Alexa.

Mike Kupari discusses his debut science fiction adventure novel Her Brother's Keeper; and part 25 of the complete audiobook serialization of John Ringo's Under a Graveyard Sky.

Maxe Crandall, Julia Bloch, and Sarah Dowling join Al Filreis to talk about Gertrude Stein's "How She Bowed to Her Brother."

Today's guest, Kim Goldman, marks the anniversary of the day her brother, Ron Goldman was murdered, with the release of her book, Can't Forgive: My 20-Year Battle with O.J. Simpson. It was the trial of the century, but Kim's trials have been far from over. You've seen her and her family, standing stoically at press conferences, but you haven't understood her pain... not until now.

My Grandmother has dementia. She recently developed a pronounced tremor in her hands so I took her to the doctors. I thought it could be her blood sugars. The doctor thought it was probably stress and anxiety brought on by the recent death of her Brother. He prescribed smiling and laughter. Something we could all use more of. My Grandmother occasionally forgets her husband, daughter and four siblings are dead. Her Brother just gone was 20 years younger than her, the youngest of five. She was the oldest. Now she is the last.

Published Jan 10, 2012 What's Black, and White and READ all over?  Your Ancestors in old newspapers! In fact, your ancestors could be anywhere!  Most likely they were mentioned at some point in their own local paper, but they might also show up in a neighboring towns paper, or in a paper located thousands of miles away. Nothing is more exciting than finding information in an old newspaper that adds to your family history!  And I've been working feverishly on a new book that I can finally tell you about that is going to finally give you the answers and resources you need to be successful finding your ancestors in the new.  It's called and that's exactly what it is.  It's everything you need to know.  This book is going to change all that. I spell out a step-by-step process and give you a worksheet you can copy and use again and again.  There are tons of websites, search tips, and 3 very Cool Online tools that probably aren't using but you should be! Stay tuned because we'll be doing an official launch very soon, and I'm going to have a very special opportunity for you to get a signed copy of the book first.   NEWS: Polish Genealogy Podcast by Dave Newman New Website:  . Also now in iTunes Keynote Workshop at Who Do You Think You Are? Live in London I'll be on the . is FINALLY published! My Classes at RootsTech: Thurs. Feb 2 at 11:00 am a hands on Google Workshop Friday Feb. 3 at 9:45 am Genealogy Blogs and Podcasts Saturday Feb. 4 at 1:45 Inspiring Ways to Captivate the Non-Genealogists in Your Life Improved Blog Search from Google Now you can search for blogs specifically focused on the family history topics that mean the most to you! New Google Search Option: 1. Go to Google.com 2. Search on specific keywords (ex. County Cork Ireland Genealogy) 3. Click “More” in the Search Options Column on the left side of the page 4. Click “Blogs” 5. Click “Homepages” or “blog Homepages” 6. Now your search results are for blogs focused on those keywords and not just individual articles 7. Click the RSS or “Google” button to add the blog to your Homepage in a Gadget (Learn more about transforming Google.com into your own Genealogy Research Dashboard by )   MAILBOX: Timothy wrote: “I want to thank you for having Steve Luxenberg on podcast episodes #120 and #121 to discuss his book Annie's Ghosts.” PBS documentary “Triumph at Carville: A Tale of Leprosy in America”    “Your interview with Steve also spurred me on to conduct further research into two other folks that I have been researching, both of whom died in the South Carolina State Hospital. The following brief history is from the South Carolina Department of Archives and    History, "The State Dept. of Mental Health has undergone several name changes in its history. The original name was the South Carolina Lunatic Asylum (1821-1895) which was followed by the South Carolina State Hospital for the Insane (1896-1919), the South Carolina State Hospital (1920-1963), and finally the State Dept. of Mental Health (1964 to the present)." I am now currently awaiting to hear back from the archives.” Book Reviews Have a Voice:  Post positive reviews on Goodreads, Amazon and Lulu for genealogy books you enjoy! Richard Needs Your HelpAs I was going back over some items I have in my Aunt's photo collection, I found two items that I can't seem to find out anything about. Maybe you or your listeners can help. They are called “Foto Folds" and are raised pictures in a foldable container. I've attached three photos: 1)      Foto Fold – Closed image shows the two closed. One is the back and the other the front which is die cut. 2)      Foto Fold – Opened image shows both opened. One is a single picture and the other my Aunt, Her Brother and their Mother. 3)      Foto Fold – Side View shows that the item is not flat but raised. The raised part fits into the cut out piece on the right which then closes to the foldable container. They are most likely dated between the late 1940s and early 1950s.   What do you think our descendants will wish they had of ours 100 years in the future? Chris in Norwalk, CT chimed in with “Voice recordings (or, to go a bit further, video).  My family has had a touch of music for a few generations now.  My great-grandfather was a musical performer & my great-grandmother played piano. In fact I had recorded him singing shortly before he died.  Unfortunately, the tape was lost long ago.  In another branch of my family, I had a great-grandfather who was a bandleader in Providence, RI.  He played cornet & years later my father took it up as well…I play as well, but can't hold a candle to him.  I wish I thought to record him as well.” Google Earth Sharon in White Lake, MI   “I watched your webinar on the Roots Magic  It was fantastic.  In October, I went with my elderly parents and my husband to the Rives, Michigan cemetery where my great great grandparents were buried.  With the information I picked up in your webinar, I discovered that the original homestead was on the same road less than a mile north of where they were buried.  It was so neat being able to see where my family first located.  Thank you very much!” Kevin Writes to Share a Success Story“I have you to thank.  If not for your podcast about Familysearch.org and Family History Centers, I may not have found my great grandfather, Emanuel Babiuk's birth record from Ukraine…Your podcast (even though it was published several years ago) pointed me in the right direction to help me find, order and view the film at the local FHC.  If not for you, I may have had to wait for the film to be digitized and indexed.  P.S.  I subscribe to anything Lisa Louise Cooke and have 66 Gems and 13 Premium Gems to entertain me.” From Dan in North Carolina“I have been listening to you podcast for a while now and have gotten a lot from it…I decided to write a book about my father. I spent the summer collecting stories and photos. I decided to use the web site . This way anyone that wanted a book could order one. I finished about a month ago and had a lot of fun in the process.  I know most of the stories if not all but when you put them all down in a book it takes on a new life.  Again thank you for the motivation I need. Next? Maybe my grandparents.”  GEM: Interview with Tom Kemp, Director of Genealogy Products at GenealogyBank Click here to search   GEM: Your Life in 5 Minutes with Sunny Morton Part 4 Get Sunny's book "Your Life & Times: A Guided Journal for Collecting Your Stories by clicking this link: