Podcasts about Here Comes

Robert co-fronted the Australian-born post-punk band The Go-Betweens through nine albums in the '80s and '00s with Grant McLennan before the latter's death in 2006 and has also released seven solo albums. We discuss "No Fame" from Inferno (2019), "Here Comes a City" by The Go-Betweens from Oceans Apart (2005), and "On My Block" by The Go-Betweens from Before Hollywood (1983). We conclude by listening to "Let Me Imagine You" from Songs to Play (2015). Intro: "Clouds" by The Go-Betweens from 16 Lovers Lane (1988). Hear more Nakedly Examined Music. Like our Facebook page. Support us on Patreon. Sponsors: Get 15% off an annual membership at MasterClass.com/examined. Visit nebia.com/nem and use code NEM for 15% off your shower revolution. The post NEM#141: Robert Forster (The Go-Betweens) Looks Back Novelistically first appeared on The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast.

The world puts you in a box -- geography, social class, family dynamics, gender, all things you’re born into with no say in the matter.  But life gets really interesting when you’re finally able to make choices to fix what feels wrong.  In Nicole Dennis-Benn's novel Patsy she writes about one woman’s journey to live a life that’s in congruence with her values, even at a steep cost to others. About the AuthorNicole Dennis-Benn is the author of Here Comes the Sun, a New York Times Notable Book and winner of the Lambda Literary Award. Born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica, she teaches at Princeton and lives with her wife in Brooklyn, New York. Episode Credits:This episode was produced by Andrew Dunn and Amanda Stern. It was edited, mixed and sound-designed by Andrew Dunn who also created Bookable's chill vibe.  Our host is Amanda Stern. Beau Friedlander is Bookable's executive producer and editor in chief of Loud Tree Media.  Music:"Books That Bounce" by Rufus Canis, "Uni Swing Vox" by Rufus Canis, "Hear Me Hear Me" by Davy Era, "Heavy Eyelids" by Lullatone, "Night Stroll" by Podium, "Get Away" by Rawsrvnt, "You and Me" by Keen Collective.

Anna Beecher is a writer whose debut novel, Here Comes the Miracle, will be released in February. She joins Tom for a conversation encompassing how dealing with personal tragedy inspired her to write this book, moving to Charlottesville in Virginia immediately after the violent Unite the Right rally in 2017, her views on the current political situation in America and why she appreciates John Lennon's song, "Watching The Wheels". This episode is brought to you by dBud, who make Volume Adjustable Earplugs. These are incredibly effective at filtering noise at the right level, giving you the hearing protection you need whilst retaining the clarity of the sound you are exposed to. Go to earlabs.co to check out dBud's earplugs.

titch (Jacob) Duran is a professional cutman who works in boxing and mixed martial arts fights. Duran once owned and ran a boxing and kickboxing school in Fairfield, California. He was also one of the first International Kickboxing Federation promoters in California holding his first promotion back in October, 1992. Duran trained and produced several of the first IKF Amateur Champions such as Randy "Buzzman" Bussart, Mike "Mohamid" Duran, John "Psyco" Parker and Andy "The Sandman" Sanchez before furthering his career in professional boxing and mixed martial arts Duran has worked on the Klitschko brothers and Andre Ward and more recently Tyson Fury. On November 23, 2014 Duran was in the corner of Chris Algieri when he took on Manny Pacquiao for the WBO welterweight title at Cotai Arena, Venetian Resort, Macao, Macao S.A.R., China. On May 29, 2015, Duran was in the corner of Chris Algieri once again when he took on Amir Khan for the WBC Silver Welterweight title at The Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York. Duran has appeared as a cut-man in three films of the Rocky film series. In the sixth film, Rocky Balboa, he plays the cut-man for Rocky's opponent, Mason "The Line" Dixon (played by real-life boxer Antonio Tarver). In the seventh film, Creed, he portrays himself in a supporting role. When Donnie Creed finally convinces Rocky to train him, Rocky surprises Creed with a corner team, in which Duran is included. During the fight against "Pretty" Ricky Conlan, Creed has been blinded in one eye due to swelling. When Creed is asked by the ringside doctor how many fingers is he holding up, Duran taps the answer on Creed's neck, which lets the fight continue. He reprised his role in its sequel, Creed II. In the UFC, Duran was assigned to many of the top fights, working with fighters such as Mirko Filipović, Lyoto Machida, Forrest Griffin and Cain Velasquez. He had a cameo role in the Kevin James MMA movie, Here Comes the Boom.   Go to http://manscaped.com/ and get 20% off + free shipping with the code: FAB #manscapedpod 

Shel Silverstein - Boy Named Sue (1969)  Silverstein introduced it to Johnny Cash at what they used to call a "guitar pull," where musicians would pass a guitar around and play their songs. He was the main songwriter for Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show, and he wrote "The Giving Tree".  Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds - Ain't No Woman Like The One I Got (1972) From Discogs: Hallway Symphony was the second studio album of the band Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds, released in 1972. It was their final album for the Dunhill label. That same year, Tommy Reynolds quit the group to form a band called Shango; different session musicians took his place in their touring and recording before Alan Dennison replaced him permanently a year later (but the band kept their original name of "Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds"). In 1973, the band was dropped from Dunhill due to lack of chart success, but they continued touring and performing live in Las Vegas and various colleges, thanks to the continuing radio play of their huge hit "Don't Pull Your Love." The guys who wrote this also smeared their scent on AM radio thusly: "One Tin Soldier" (1971) The Original Caste, (1973) Coven "Don't Pull Your Love" (1971), Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds "Two Divided by Love" (1971), The Grass Roots "Are You Man Enough" (1973), Four Tops (From Shaft in Africa) "Country Boy (You Got Your Feet in L.A.)" (1975), Glen Campbell "It Only Takes a Minute" (1975), Tavares "Nightshift" (1985), Commodores "We Built This City" (1985), Starship Yes, do tell your friends that they recorded "Falling In Love" on Playboy Records, the only #1 for that label.  Peter, Paul, and Mary - And When I Die (1966)    Family Dogg - Arizona (1969) This would be a big solo hit for Mark Lindsay of Paul Revere and the Raiders, who I like. The fellow who wrote this, Kenny Young, also wrote "Under The Boardwalk" by The Drifters.  Johnny Madara & the Juvenaires  - Do The Bop (1957) When Danny & the Juniors were still called The Juvenairs. Initially called "Do the Bop", the song was heard by Dick Clark, who suggested they change the band name to the Juniors and the chorus from "Let's all do the Bop" to "Let's go to the Hop". After performing the song on Clark's show American Bandstand, it gained popularity and went to the top of the US charts, remaining at number one for five weeks. Connie Stevens - Keep Growing Strong (Betcha By Golly Wow) (1970) You couldn't watch TV without seeing Connie Stevens in the '70s. It's strange that such a scattershot discography (she recorded mostly in the early '60s) should feature such a great song. In fact, I don't see mention of it at all on her website, which, I'm sure was last updated years ago. Her daughter Joely was on Ellen (the show, not the woman) and keeps plugging away. Like you and me.  Johnny Rivers - By The Time I Get to Phoenix (1965)  Petula Clark - Call Me (1965)  David Martin - Can't Smile Without You (1975) Gator Creek - Danny’s Song (1970) Anne Murray turned this into a hit a few years later. This song was written by the fella that sang "Footloose" and duetted with Stevie Nicks on "Whenever I Call You Friend". Gator Creek included Michael Omartian, who went on to produce Christopher Cross, Whitney Houston, and Michael Bolton. So...thanks?  PJ Proby - Delilah (1967)  Shorty Long - Devil With The Blue Dress On (1964) From that Wikipedia: Long's biggest hit was "Here Comes the Judge" which in July 1968 reached No. 4 on the R&B charts and No. 8 eight on the Billboard Hot 100. The song was inspired by a comic act on Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In about a judge by Pigmeat Markham, whose own "Here Comes the Judge" – a similar song with different lyrics – charted three weeks after Long's, also in July 1968, and reached No. 19 on Billboard. Long was the only Motown artist besides Smokey Robinson who was allowed to produce his own recordings in the 1960s. Marvin Gaye, in David Ritz's biography Divided Soul: The Life & Times of Marvin Gaye, described Shorty Long as "this beautiful cat who had two hits, and then got ignored by Motown." Gaye claimed he "fought for guys like Shorty" while at Motown, since no one ever pushed for these artists. When Holland-Dozier-Holland came to Gaye with a tune, he stated, "Why are you going to produce me? Why don't you produce Shorty Long?" On June 29, 1969, Long and a friend drowned when their boat crashed on the Detroit River in Michigan. Stevie Wonder played the harmonica at his burial and placed it on his casket afterward.  Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In inspired many, many records. One by Freddie Cannon. It's shit. Most of them are.  The Greenbriar Boys - Different Drum (1966) Great song? Meh. Rhymes "knock it" with "market".  Larry Williams - Dizzy Miss Lizzy (1958) The Exciters - Doo Wah Diddy (1963) Best known for their hit single, "Tell Him" which reached #4 on the US charts in February 1963. Thelma Houston - Do You Know Where You're Going To (1973)  This was made into a monster hit as "Love Theme From 'Mahogany'" by Diana Ross in 1975. I guess anything can be a "love theme".    These are the lyrics to the version everyone knows:   Once we were standing still in time,Chasing the fantasies that filled our minds.And you knew how I loved you but my spirit was free,Laughing at the questions that you once asked of me..... Now looking back at all we planned,We let so many dreams just slip through our hands.Why must we wait so long before we seeHow sad the answers to those questions can be?   And here are the previous, somewhat inscrutable lyrics sung by Thelma Houston:    Sometimes, while standing still in time,You think you leave the thoughts that filled your minds.Now we've both been to Stoney Brook, just hanging out, We've had a look and seen what nothing's about..... Now, what am I to say to you?What kind of prayer am I to pray for you?I can only do my best and tell ya what I see,And if you see the rest, please send it to me...   The Moments  - We Don't Cry Out Loud (1976)  Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes - Don't Leave Me This Way (1975) This was made into a monster hit by Thelma Houston in 1976. No matter which version you listen to, if that chorus doesn't make you move and smile, I can't help you.  The Raindrops - Hanky Panky (1963) The Raindrops were an American pop studio group from New York, associated with the Brill Building style of 1960s pop. The group existed from 1963 to 1965 and consisted of Ellie Greenwich and Jeff Barry who were also both famous songwriters.  The Dells - Higher and Higher (1967)  Smokey Robinson and the Miracles - I Heard It Thru The Grapevine (1966)  The Captain and Tennille - I Write The Songs (1975) Helen Shapiro - It’s My Party (1963)  Richard Kerr - I’ll Never Love This Way Again (1978) Richard Kerr is an English composer, who co-wrote "Mandy", "Looks Like We Made It" and "Somewhere in the Night" (all of which became hit singles for Barry Manilow) and "I'll Never Love This Way Again", for Dionne Warwick. Paul Revere and the Raiders - (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone (1966) Fans consider this the apex of the Revere canon, but I prefer the crazy, desperate intensity of Collage. Still, good, beat-heavy set anchored by "Kicks" and this.    Gene Cotton - Let Your Love Flow (1975)  Neil Sedaka - Love Will Keep Us Together (1973) The original version is pretty good, with some of the electric and unique magic of the Captain and Tennile version that dominated the charts in 1975. I know POACA will not agree, but if you could disassociate the treacly image of these married session players and their TV show, it was an incredible song. And this version was recorded at Strawberry Studios in collaboration with Graham Gouldman, Lol Creme, Kevin Godley, and Eric Stewart, who had formed the band 10cc since their first joint venture with Sedaka on Solitaire. "...in association with 10C.C." Roger Miller - Me and Bobby McGee (1969)  Racey - Kitty (1979)  The Ever-Green Blues - Midnight Confessions (1967) The Brothers Four - Mr. Tambourine Man (1965)   

Parody of The Beatles' "Here Comes the Sun" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rodney Carrington jokes about meeting his maker in his Netflix special, "Here Comes the Truth".

The Day the Earth Froze offers a Sampo to the team — if they first talk about the Kalevala, Finlandization, Jean Sibelius, Emmett Kelly, and family photos. Also features a short: Here Comes the Circus!

In this episode, Toby Dempsey joins Brett and Christian to discuss the remaining five films that were nominated for Best Picture for the year 1934, which were celebrated at the 7th Academy Awards. We also go over honorable mentions from the year as well as our personal nominees and winners in certain categories. Check out www.gildedfilms.com and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Letterboxd for more episodes and content! The theme music provided for this podcast was composed by Joshua Arnoldy. Beginning – Introductions 2:03 – Flirtation Walk 9:00 – Here Comes the Navy 17:26 – Imitation of Life 28:57 – Viva Villa! 37:31 – It Happened One Night 53:05 – Ranking of the Nominees 58:08 – Honorable/Dishonorable Mentions 1:02:03 - Personal Nominees and Winners

LOOKING TO START YOUR OWN PODCAST WITHOUT THE HASSLE OF SPENDING TONS OF MONEY AND TIME TO FIGURE IT ALL OUT? I get it, cause I was you....and I wished this was here for me when I started, which is why I created it for you.  To ensure you succeed out of the gates and go live in 7 days. Pick up your Kick-Starter Kit here HERE Comes with a play by play of how to do everything, membership into the Clever Fox Studio Facebook group, editing, asset creation and rss feed video training. xo Laura...I'm here for you always. www.momflails.com

Lohengrin, WWV 75, is a Romantic opera in three acts composed and written by Richard Wagner, first performed in 1850. The story of the eponymous character is taken from medieval German romance, notably the Parzival of Wolfram von Eschenbach and its sequel, Lohengrin, written by a different author, itself inspired by the epic of Garin le Loherain. It is part of the Knight of the Swan tradition. The opera has inspired other works of art. King Ludwig II of Bavaria named his fairy-tale castle "New Swan Castle", or "Neuschwanstein", after the Swan Knight. It was King Ludwig's patronage that later gave Wagner the means and opportunity to compose, build a theatre for, and stage his epic cycle The Ring of the Nibelung. The most popular and recognizable part of the opera is the Bridal Chorus, better known as "Here Comes the Bride", often played as a processional at weddings in the West. This broadcast is made possible by Flowers.FM. Please utilize Flowers.FM for all of your floral needs. CMD German Opera Company of Berlin Conducted by Kenneth Hedgecock Purchase the music (without talk) for only $2.99 at: http://www.classicalsavings.com/store/p173/Wagner%3A_Lohengrin.html Your purchase helps to support our show! Classical Music Discoveries is sponsored by La Musica International Chamber Music Festival and Uber. @khedgecock #ClassicalMusicDiscoveries #KeepClassicalMusicAlive #LaMusicaFestival #CMDGrandOperaCompanyofVenice #CMDParisPhilharmonicinOrléans #CMDGermanOperaCompanyofBerlin #CMDGrandOperaCompanyofBarcelonaSpain #ClassicalMusicLivesOn #Uber Please consider supporting our show, thank you! http://www.classicalsavings.com/donate.html staff@classicalmusicdiscoveries.com

Musique Mécanique par le Théâtre Électrique ::"Here Comes the Rain Again" by The Eurythmics

Breaking down the origins of Chopped & Screwed music. Jacob joins us to talk about the Influence of DJ Screw and the sound he pioneered. Note: At one point we mention a song by Goodie Mob. We called the song “Peekin in My Window” but the correct title is actually “Cell Therapy”   Follow Moodring Radio IG: https://www.instagram.com/moodringradio_/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/moodringradio_/   Follow Jacob IG: https://www.instagram.com/thuhfilmclub/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thuhfilmclub   Tracks Played LL Cool J - Mama Said Knock You Out Public Enemy - 911 is a Joke A Tribe Called Quest - Can I Kick It NWA - Dopeman DJ Screw - Dopeman Steven Universe -  Here Comes a Thought 2Pac - Picture Me Rollin DJ Screw - Picture Me Rollin DJ Screw ft. Big Floyd - Sittin On Top of the World Mike Jones - Still Tippin Mike Jones - Back Then Paul Wall - Sittin Sidewayz Slim Thug - Thug Chamillionaire - Ridin Lee Scratch Perry - Perry in Dub ASAP Rocky - Peso Lil Keke - Chunk Up The Deuce ASAP Rocky - Purple Swag Kanye West - Drive Slow Frank Ocean - Nikes Beyonce - Bow Down, I Been On Moonlight - Chiron’s Theme Moonlight - Chiron’s Theme (Chopped & Screwed) Jidenna - Classic Man (Chopped & Screwed) Goodie Mob - Cell Therapy Travis Scott - 5% TINT 3-6 Mafia - It’s Hard Out Here For a Pimp Little Richard 1988 Grammy Awards DJ Screw - In The Air Tonight DJ Screw - My Mind Went Blank

David Meltzer has found success in all arenas of life.  Taking on title bouts in business, family and friendship, David Meltzer has gone toe-to-toe with doubt, loss, and a world that sometimes feels like it’s run out of love. Nevertheless, the inspiring leader continues to conquer and fight fear with a smile on his face. Whether tackling tough critics in his industry or catching inspiration off a loved one since passed, it’s music that often motivates Meltzer. On a recent business coaching call with my mentor David Meltzer, he shared his own diverse song selections for the Cali BBQ Media Spotify Playlist Challenge. Hear about the tunes and tales from the sports media mogul, author, speaker, and philanthropist on this episode of the Digital Hospitality podcast. Tag us online or send us a message with a link to your Spotify Playlists so we can learn more about your own musical journeys. shawn@calibbq.media   https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2sPU8ujbsPJqpf3T768Uqx?si=6Q8E3h3bQ0qsJKlvWa__eA   Spotify Playlist Challenge | David Meltzer Top 10 Songs   1. Happy – Pharrell https://youtu.be/ZbZSe6N_BXs   “I was working out at the gym with a lot of people laughing at me, scoffing at me and asking me why. At that moment, I heard this song, before it was popular, and it just stuck with me and it still chokes me up. Pharrell had written this song for the greatest musical talents in the world and no one wanted. I felt like Pharrell at that time. I had built big brands, ran big companies, made millions of dollars and had every right to believe that my next move was right, but they laughed at me like they laughed at Pharrell. I have the old iPod Shuffle and I will replay “Happy” for an entire run or workout because it reminds me of when no one believed in me.”   2. Three Little Birds – Bob Marley https://youtu.be/HNBCVM4KbUM   “My father-in-law, who passed away, used to always make us play that song when he came to the beach house in San Diego," David Meltzer remembers. "To this day, there’s still three birds that come onto the deck. I believe that's a sign to me and my wife of how grateful he was for the opportunity.”   3. Where is the Love? – Black Eyed Peas https://youtu.be/WpYeekQkAdc   “This song has the best lyrics that are applicable to today, especially with the election. Go back, listen to the lyrics of that song, and it applies to today.”   4. Sexual Healing – Marvin Gaye https://youtu.be/rjlSiASsUIs   “That’s my romantic song with my wife," David Meltzer said. "A little bit naughty, a little bit sexy, but it’s my song.”   5. Rocket Man – Elton John https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtVBCG6ThDk   “My oldest brother had passed away from HIV, he had struggled to be accepted for who he was. Elton John raised over $400 Million for AIDS. He was the Rocket Man and he’s probably changed the world more than anyone could imagine in coming up for a cure for HIV.”   6. Imagine – John Lennon https://youtu.be/YkgkThdzX-8   “My favorite song," David Meltzer said. "My book is about that song — the possibility, the probability, the perspective. You listen to that song and that’s how you manifest. It’s the deepest song and it has layers and layers of understanding. John Lennon was a prophet and that’s my favorite song.”   7. Stairway to Heaven – Led Zeppelin https://youtu.be/xbhCPt6PZIU   “My wife’s favorite song so it has to be on my list.”   8. America – Neil Diamond https://youtu.be/wTSLRbm8L9E   “That song’s a childhood favorite of my mom and my wife’s mom. I grew up listening to that song and it reminds me of my mom.”   9. Here Comes the Sun – The Beatles https://youtu.be/KQetemT1sWc   "That’s the song I sang to my kids when they were in the belly. I have a horrible voice, so I’d play it behind me a little louder.”   10. Change in My Life – John Pagano https://youtu.be/Lip2K4x2Mhg   “That’s my new favorite,

Here is the online worship service for Sunday, November 15, 2020. This is Saints Triumphant Sunday. Pastor Merten’s theme for the sermon is: “Here Comes the Groom”The Scripture readings for today are:First Lesson: Isaiah 52: 1 – 6Second Lesson: Revelation 19: 1 – 9Gospel Lesson: Matthew 25: 1 – 13Sermon Text: Matthew 25: 1 – 13Thank you for joining us in worship! You may donate by going to this link: https://tinyurl.com/uod28xySupport the show (https://www.fountoflife.com/giving)

Musique Mécanique par le Théâtre Électrique ::"Here Comes the Rain Again" by The Eurythmics

Released in 2004 includes Dance The Night Away, Because of You, Think of Me, Things You Said to Me, Here Comes the Rain, Every Little Thing About You, I Want You To Know, What a Crying Shame, Come Unto Me(studio cut), There Goes My Heart, I Said I Love You, All You Ever Do I Bring Me Down

All week, election results have trickled in from across the country. With just a few states outstanding, Vice President Joe Biden has surpassed the 270 threshold of electoral votes to win the race for the presidency. Maya King, politics reporter at Politico, and Joel Payne, Democratic strategist and host of "Here Comes the Payne," weigh in on what a Biden win means and how political dynamics in Congress could shift. 

All week, election results have trickled in from across the country. With just a few states outstanding, Vice President Joe Biden has surpassed the 270 threshold of electoral votes to win the race for the presidency. Maya King, politics reporter at Politico, and Joel Payne, Democratic strategist and host of "Here Comes the Payne," weigh in on what a Biden win means and how political dynamics in Congress could shift. 

All week, election results have trickled in from across the country. With just a few states outstanding, Vice President Joe Biden has surpassed the 270 threshold of electoral votes to win the race for the presidency. Maya King, politics reporter at Politico, and Joel Payne, Democratic strategist and host of "Here Comes the Payne," weigh in on what a Biden win means and how political dynamics in Congress could shift. 

Message vibrations show notes Where are we?   Come, follow us here! Facebook   www.facebook.com/messagevibrations   Instagram   @messagevibrations Website  www.messagevibrations.com    email   Messagevibes@yahoo.com Message vibrations is sharing across the globe, and creating a community of people who love, truth, honesty, justice, loveliness and anything of good report. Here Comes the Stones! This episode is a based on hearing His voice and knowing the Truth about Abortion.    This is great for new and seasoned Christians and very good content for non-believers as this episode introduces fresh revelation.  If you have a friend who may had an abortion this is the episode for them! Short highlights What's at stake in the Nation today! Abortion is and was always wrong. Most Pro-abortionist probably haven't had an abortion. God is just and merciful and theirs hope for restoration. Cross References in The Word of God Proverbs 14:12: There is a way that seems right to a man, but its end is the way of death. ... There is a way that seems right, but it leads to death.   Romans 12:19, ESV: "Beloved, never avenge yourselves, but leave it to the wrath of God, for it is written, “Vengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord.”" Romans 12:19, KJV: "Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, but rather give place unto wrath: for it is written, Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord."   1 Corinthians 6:19 Do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; 20you were bought at a price. Therefore glorify God with your body.…   Several more scriptures are quoted in this episode.   Allow Jesus to find you, and Holy Spirit to teach you, and God to show He has always loved you! Closing thoughts:    If you have had an abortion there is healing, love and much grace.  Seek council and find others you can talk with about it.  If you want a free copy of the Book "My Secrets, My Treasures Heavens Children" email us and we will send you it right away to download to any device.  It is short but powerful! To ALL of Message Vibrations Podcast Listener’s! A sincere ‘Thank you for your donations and positive vibes!  Make sure and Subscribe and tune in for our weekly episodes of “Hour of Power” and “Hot Pockets!”   SUBSCRIBE!

Author of incredible novels ‘Here Comes the Sun’ and ‘Patsy’, Jamacian born writer Nicole Dennis Benn joins us this week to discuss colourism. A topic that she’s previously explored in both of her novels, Nicole reads an extract from an article she wrote on the colourism she was exposed to as a child. Having been witness to the glorification of skin bleaching in Jamaica, Nicole speaks on the long lasting impact of absorbing negative views about dark-skin, how writing has helped her heal and her hopes for dark-skinned black girls growing up today. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our friends at the podcast Self Evident have been reporting on the rise in xenophobic harassment, discrimination, and violence against Asian Americans during the pandemic.Listen to “Here Comes the Neighborhood,” which dives into the pros and cons of neighborhood watch groups in historic Chinatowns and other Asian immigrant communities across the country.For more stories of Asian Americans taking action during the pandemic, subscribe to Self Evident wherever you get your podcasts. Visit https://selfevidentshow.com/ to learn more.

Recorded a year ago, the two of us talk about our love of films such as: Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Batteries Not Included, E.T., and Wizard. We talk about our deep love of Horror movies. I share with him a story idea that was meant for my podcast "Here Comes the Pitch." Jay was a great supporter of creativity. He cheered me on to all of my creative endeavors especially this podcast. I love you, man!! I'm glad I got to record a lot of episodes with him, but unfortunately this is the last one I have to release. I hope these recordings will bring you some joy with Jay! Enjoy!!!  

This week marked the second and final debate between Joe Biden and President Donald Trump. What has felt like a never-ending election cycle is taking place against the backdrop of a pandemic, an economic crisis, and a groundswell for racial justice and police reform. With less than two weeks until Election Day, Joel Payne, Democratic strategist and Host of Here Comes the Payne, and Patrick Ruffini, Republican Party pollster and political strategist, reflect on the rest of the race.  It’s been six months since the $2 trillion CARES Act was signed into law. The bill provided much-needed aid to states, businesses, and individuals who were deprived of traditional means of income as a result of the pandemic. The relief the CARES Act provided has since dried up and millions have fallen into poverty as a result. Emily Cochrane, a congressional reporter at The New York Times, shares the latest from the ongoing stimulus talks between Speaker Pelosi and Secretary Mnuchin and what could happen if a deal doesn’t come together before Election Day. Turnout is up in Wisconsin where voters will play a pivotal role in deciding who will become the next president of the United States. As some Wisconsin neighborhoods have already surpassed turnout levels from 2016, Congresswoman Gwen Moore of Wisconsin shares how the level of enthusiasm compares to four years ago. Plus, Craig Gilbert of The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel describes trends in early voting and what’s happened to pockets of support for President Trump since 2016. This election cycle special attention is being paid to growing voting blocs that have the power to move the needle towards or away from a second term for Donald Trump. Since 2016, millions of Latino voters have become eligible to vote, making young Latino voters a powerful political force. Takeaway host Tanzina Vega joins Amy to discuss what A Votar series and what she's observed from the conversations she’s had with this group ahead of Election Day.

This week marked the second and final debate between Joe Biden and President Donald Trump. What has felt like a never-ending election cycle is taking place against the backdrop of a pandemic, an economic crisis, and a groundswell for racial justice and police reform. With less than two weeks until Election Day, Joel Payne, Democratic strategist and Host of Here Comes the Payne, and Patrick Ruffini, Republican Party pollster and political strategist reflect on the rest of the race.  It’s been six months since the $2 trillion CARES Act was signed into law. The bill provided much-needed aid to states, businesses, and individuals who were deprived of traditional means of income as a result of the pandemic. The relief the CARES Act provided has since dried up and millions have fallen into poverty as a result. Emily Cochrane, a congressional reporter at The New York Times, shares the latest from the ongoing stimulus talks between Speaker Pelosi and Secretary Mnuchin and what could happen if a deal doesn’t come together before Election Day. Turnout is up in Wisconsin where voters will play a pivotal role in deciding who will become the next president of the United States. As some Wisconsin neighborhoods have already surpassed turnout levels from 2016, Congresswoman Gwen Moore of Wisconsin shares how the level of enthusiasm compares to four years ago. Plus, Craig Gilbert of The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel describes trends in early voting and what’s happened to pockets of support for President Trump since 2016. This election cycle special attention is being paid to growing voting blocs that have the power to move the needle towards or away from a second term for Donald Trump. Since 2016, millions of Latino voters have become eligible to vote, making young Latino voters a powerful political force. Takeaway host Tanzina Vega joins Amy to discuss her A Votar series and what she's observed from the conversations she’s had with this group ahead of Election Day.

This week marked the second and final debate between Joe Biden and President Donald Trump. What has felt like a never-ending election cycle is taking place against the backdrop of a pandemic, an economic crisis, and a groundswell for racial justice and police reform. With less than two weeks until Election Day, Joel Payne, Democratic strategist and Host of Here Comes the Payne, and Patrick Ruffini, Republican Party pollster and political strategist, reflect on the rest of the race.  It’s been six months since the $2 trillion CARES Act was signed into law. The bill provided much-needed aid to states, businesses, and individuals who were deprived of traditional means of income as a result of the pandemic. The relief the CARES Act provided has since dried up and millions have fallen into poverty as a result. Emily Cochrane, a congressional reporter at The New York Times, shares the latest from the ongoing stimulus talks between Speaker Pelosi and Secretary Mnuchin and what could happen if a deal doesn’t come together before Election Day. Turnout is up in Wisconsin where voters will play a pivotal role in deciding who will become the next president of the United States. As some Wisconsin neighborhoods have already surpassed turnout levels from 2016, Congresswoman Gwen Moore of Wisconsin shares how the level of enthusiasm compares to four years ago. Plus, Craig Gilbert of The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel describes trends in early voting and what’s happened to pockets of support for President Trump since 2016. This election cycle special attention is being paid to growing voting blocs that have the power to move the needle towards or away from a second term for Donald Trump. Since 2016, millions of Latino voters have become eligible to vote, making young Latino voters a powerful political force. Takeaway host Tanzina Vega joins Amy to discuss what A Votar series and what she's observed from the conversations she’s had with this group ahead of Election Day.

Here Comes the Bride! Scripture: Psalm 45, Hebrews 1:6-14, Revelation 19:6-16 (Read from ESV) Preacher: Rev. David Inks Sermon Outline: Introduction Power of the King 1-9 Procession of the Queen 10-15 Prosperity of the Union 16-17 Conclusion Sermon Video: https://youtu.be/QjdmaI1VZWI Scripture Reading: Psalm 45 (King James Version) 1 My heart is inditing a good matter: […] The post Here Comes the Bride! appeared first on Covenant United Reformed Church.

Here Comes the Bride! Scripture: Psalm 45, Hebrews 1:6-14, Revelation 19:6-16 (Read from ESV) Preacher: Rev. David Inks Sermon Outline: Introduction Power of the King 1-9 Procession of the Queen 10-15 Prosperity of the Union 16-17 Conclusion Sermon Video: https://youtu.be/QjdmaI1VZWI Scripture Reading: Psalm 45 (King James Version) 1 My heart is inditing a good matter: […] The post Here Comes the Bride! appeared first on Covenant United Reformed Church.

Here Comes the Bride! Scripture: Psalm 45, Hebrews 1:6-14, Revelation 19:6-16 (Read from ESV) Preacher: Rev. David Inks Sermon Outline: Introduction Power of the King 1-9 Procession of the Queen 10-15 Prosperity of the Union 16-17 Conclusion Sermon Video: https://youtu.be/QjdmaI1VZWI Scripture Reading: Psalm 45 (King James Version) 1 My heart is inditing a good matter: […] The post Here Comes the Bride! appeared first on Covenant United Reformed Church.

Creating a Workflow Through Batching   As artists we are always creating content whether art, music, or other content types, but how do you do it efficiently? In this episode we talk about how to improve your efficiency when creating content by using the batching method which many creators use to keep the content flowing for their projects. Find out how to batch you're content and improve your workflow. Do you want help on creating content for your business and tips on how to market it to your audience? If so why not get tips on a monthly basis with the Creative Connections Newsletter. https://bruceoutridge.com/the-creative-connection/ Get Bruce’s latest book You’re Not Done Yet and learn how to create the life you want as a creative entrepreneur. Learn how to focus your life, your career, or your business by realizing your true potential. Get your copy at www.cashinginoncreativitypodcast.com The Tune of the Week is “Here Comes the Rain” by Trio Avenue off their album Avenue to Great Music. You can learn more about Trio Avenue at www.trioavenue.com About the Show A business and career podcast helping inspire creative entrepreneurs such as artists, authors, and musicians to create a fulfilling life using their talents. Get started on your journey today! Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/cashing-in-on-creativity-podcast/id1184079789 Artists, authors, musicians, and creative entrepreneurs with talent will benefit from this podcast. This is a podcast that helps you take that creative talent and offers you ways to turn it into a viable business, product, or service. The podcast is hosted by artist Bruce Outridge who shows you through the eyes of others how you can take an idea or talent and make it something that brings you money in over time allowing you to create a career doing something that you love. The show features topics, interviews, and ideas to take your creative talents and turn them into profitable ideas. Want to know how a musician takes their love of music and makes a living? How about learning how a cartoonist created a business because he loves to draw? How did that author write their latest book? How does a jewellery maker, photographer, or software maker make money with their passion? The show interviews real people actually making money from their creative crafts hopefully inspiring you to do the same no matter which level of creative entrepreneur that you are subscribe to the podcast at www.cashinginoncreativitypodcast.com  

Musique Mécanique par le Théâtre Électrique ::"Here Comes the Rain Again" by The Eurythmics

ACEN - Close Your Eyes (Remix I) (Optikonfusion!) - samples Here Comes the SunToots & the Maytals - Give peace a chanceJohn Holt - Hey JudeSiouxsie and the Banshees - Dear PrudencePixies - Wild Honey PieThe Breeders - Happiness is a Warm GunThrowing Muses - Dark BlueSUUNS - PraySparks - I Want To Hold Your HandThe Damned - HelpDead Kennedys - Back in the USSRSufjan Stevens - What Goes OnHard Ton - Beats For Straight BoysThe Feelies - Everybody’s Got Something To HideCornershop - Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)Leila - Norwegian WoodThe Mission - Tomorrow Never KnowsDaniel Ash - Day TripperJimi Hendrix Experience - Day TripperMega City 4 - A Hard Day's NightFrank Sidebottom - FlyingBeastie Boys - I’m DownTeenage Fanclub - The Ballad of John and YokoThe Fall - A Day In The LifeSonic Youth - Within You Without YouDeerhoof - The Continuing Story of Bungalow BillJohnny Cash - In my lifeKurt Cobain - And I Love HerConan and The Mockasins  - yer bluesButthole Surfers - Come TogetherBelle & Sebastian - Here Comes the SunSiouxsie - Helter SkelterLaibach - Across the Universe

Musique Mécanique par le Théâtre Électrique ::"Here Comes the Rain Again" by The Eurythmics

1615 kvinder har underskrevet støttebrevet til Sofie Linde for endnu engang at understrege, at sexisme er et problem i Danmark. Rådgiver hos Sex & Samfund, Anne-Mette Glud Hjerrild, taler med os om, hvordan vi sammen skaber et rum, hvor vi kan tale om sexisme. Adam Scavenius er initiativtager bag Sorgbar, som er et fællesskab, hvor man mødes omkring sin sorg. I Sorgbar er musikken i centrum, og særlig The Beatles' sang "Here Comes the Sun" sætter følelserne i gang hos Adam.

“THE REALLY GOOD LIFE” Studies in Luke ‘Life of Christ Series’ “Here Comes the Son” Luke 21:20-28 Christ's Bible Fellowship - Tamuning, Guam USA Speaker: Avery Ferreras, Elder Sunday, September 6, 2020

Episode 306! On today's show we are joined by UniMatrixGaming! We discuss Brock Lesnar, AEW, and look through the history of Wrestling video games! Then it's time to decide which is the Greatest Wrestling Games of all time is! Here Comes the Pain vs No Mercy! Plus lot's more! Enjoy!!

Topics: Million Man March, TLC, Friday, UPN (Bonus Artist: Luck Pacheco) http://afropopremix.com   1995 Notes   1.    Snapshots   2.    President: Bill Clinton   3.    Jan - The WB Television Network and The United Paramount Network (UPN) launches.   4.    Mar - Yahoo! was incorporated and soon became the first popular online directory and search engine on the World Wide Web.   5.    Mar - Mississippi ratifies the Thirteenth Amendment, becoming the last state to approve the abolition of slavery. The amendment was nationally ratified in 1865. Until February 7, 2013, the state of Mississippi had never submitted the required documentation to ratify the Thirteenth Amendment, meaning it never officially abolished slavery.   6.    Mar - Eric Lynn Wright (September 7, 1964 – March 26, 1995), known professionally as Eazy-E is suddenly hospitalized, diagnosed with AIDS, and dies due to its complications.   7.    Apr - Oklahoma City bombing: 168 people, including 8 Federal Marshals and 19 children, are killed at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. Timothy McVeigh and one of his accomplices, Terry Nichols, set off the bomb.   8.    May - In Culpeper, Virginia, actor Christopher Reeve is paralyzed from the neck down after falling from his horse in a riding competition. [See - “Superman Curse”]   9.    Sep - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opens.   10.    Oct - The Million Man March is held in Washington, D.C. The event was conceived by Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan.   11.    Dec - The presidents of Bosnia, Serbia, and Croatia sign a peace treaty in Paris, ending a three-and-a-half-year war.   12.    Music Snapshots   13.    #1 "Gangsta's Paradise", Coolio featuring L.V.   14.    #2 "Waterfalls", TLC   15.    #3 "Creep", TLC   16.    Record of the Year: "Kiss From a Rose", Seal   17.    Album of the Year: Jagged Little Pill, Alanis Morissette   18.    Song of the Year: "Kiss From a Rose", Seal   19.    Best New Artist: Hootie & the Blowfish   20.    Best Female R&B: Anita Baker for "I Apologize"   21.    Best Male R&B: Stevie Wonder for "For Your Love"   22.    Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group: TLC for "Creep"   23.    Best R&B Song: Stevie Wonder (songwriter) for "For Your Love"   24.    Best R&B Album: TLC for CrazySexyCool   25.    Best Rap Solo: "Gangsta's Paradise", Coolio   26.    Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group: "I'll Be There for You/You're All I Need to Get By", Method Man featuring Mary J. Blige   27.    Best Rap Album: Poverty's Paradise, Naughty by Nature   28.    Movie Snapshots   29.    #1 Die Hard with a Vengeance   30.    #2 Toy Story   31.    #3 Apollo 13   32.    Notables: Higher Learning, Major Payne, Bad Boys, New Jersey Drive, Friday, Braveheart, Batman Forever, Pocahontas, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie, Clueless, Waterworld, Mortal Kombat, The Tuskegee Airmen, The Usual Suspects, Seven, Dead Presidents, The American President, Casino, Money Train, Heat, Waiting to Exhale.   33.    TV Snapshots   34.    Top TV Shows   35.    #1 ER   36.    #2 Seinfeld   37.    #3 Friends   38.    Debuts: The Wayans Bros. (WB), The Parent 'Hood (WB), Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel (still airing), In the House   39.    Economic Snapshots   40.    Income = 35.9k (Previously 37K)   41.    House = 113.1K (119)   42.    Car = 15.5k (12.5)   43.    Rent = 550 (533)   44.    Harvard = 26.2k (24.9)   45.    Movie = 4.35 (4)   46.    Gas = 1.12 (1.09)   47.    Stamp .32 (.29)   48.    Social Scene: Million Man March   49.    A political demonstration in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 16, 1995, to promote African American unity and family values. Estimates of the number of marchers, most of whom were African American men, ranged from 400,000 to nearly 1.1 million, ranking it among the largest gatherings of its kind in American history.   50.    Several African American leaders did not support the march, including Mary Frances Berry, chairman of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, and Rep. John Lewis, the latter of whom saw Farrakhan’s message as an effort to “resegregate America.”   51.    Comments:   52.    Featured Speaker: Louis Farrakhan, @62 yrs old   53.    Born Louis Eugene Wolcott on May 11, 1933, in New York City, New York, to Sarah Mae Manning and Percival Clark. His parents separated even before he was born.   54.    He did not know his biological father and was brought up by his stepfather Louis Wolcott. The death of his stepfather in 1936 led to the relocation of his family to Boston, Massachusetts.   55.    From an early age, he received rigorous training in violin, so much so that by the time he turned 13 he had mastered the instrument and was playing along with the ‘Boston College Orchestra’ and ‘Boston Civic Symphony.’   56.    In his first year as a teenager, he became one of the first black performers to appear on the ‘Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour. ‘The following year, he had two national level victories under his belt.   57.    He attended the prestigious ‘Boston Latin School’ after which he was admitted to ‘English High School. ‘After graduating from ‘English High School,’ he enrolled for a three-year course at the ‘Winston-Salem Teachers College’ on a track scholarship.   58.    Starting from the 1950s, he pursued a career in music. He recorded several calypso albums under the pseudonym ‘The Charmer. ‘He toured frequently since the release of his first album. In 1955, he organized a show titled ‘Calypso Follies’ in Chicago.   59.    Interestingly, one of his songs remained a chartbuster and on top of the ‘Billboard Chart’ for five years in a row.   60.    It was while pursuing his professional music career that he was first exposed to the teachings of ‘Nation of Islam’ through his friend and saxophonist Rodney Smith.   61.    Later, Elijah Muhammad invited him to attend the Nation of Islam’s annual ‘Saviours' Day’ address. Inspired by the discourse, he resolved to be a member of ‘Nation of Islam’ (NOI) in 1955. (@22)   62.    He fulfilled all the requirements to become a registered Muslim/ registered believer/ registered laborer of NOI. Subsequently, he received an approval by the NOI headquarter in July 1955.   63.    Initially known by the name Louis X, his name was later changed to the ‘holy name’ Louis Farrakhan. A derivative of the Arabic word furqan, which means "The Criterion". He gave up on a music career and dedicated his life to the ‘Nation of Islam.’   64.    Within a span of nine months, he worked his way up and started serving as the assistant minister to Malcolm X, who was heading the Muhammad’s Temple of Islam in Boston at that time.   65.    He was soon made the minister as Malcom X was shifted to the Temple of Muhammad in Harlem, New York. Farrakhan replaced Malcom X as the minister at the Boston Temple.   66.    Malcolm X was assassinated on 21 February 1965 and Farrakhan profited from it as he was appointed to two prominent positions in NOI. (@32)   67.    He was appointed to the chair of the minister of the influential Harlem Mosque in 1965, a position which he held until 1975. Furthermore, he became the national spokesman and representative of NOI and served in this position until Elijah Muhammad’s death in 1975.   68.    In 1975, the Nation's leadership chose Wallace Muhammad, also known as Warith Deen Mohammad, the fifth of Elijah Muhammad's sons, not Farrakhan, as the new Supreme Minister.   69.    Though Farrakhan remained a loyalist of the Muhammad clan for some time, in 1977 he withdrew his support from the organization and rebuilt the original ‘Nation of Islam’ which had been established by its founders.   70.    Soon after its foundation, he started a weekly newspaper by the name ‘The Final Call, Inc.’ The objective of this initiation was to communicate his views and thoughts to the supporters and members.   71.    Two years later, along with his supporters, he organized the first ‘Saviours’ Day’ convention in Chicago. His group promised to walk by the principles of Elijah Muhammad.   72.    Throughout his leadership, he blamed the Jewish community and other ethnic and racial groups for the sufferings endured by African Americans.   73.    In October of 1995, he planned a broad coalition, intending to assemble about one million men in Washington DC for the ‘Million Man March.’   74.    At the convention, he was the keynote speaker along with distinguished African American intellectuals, such as Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King III, Cornel West, Jesse Jackson, and Benjamin Chavis.   75.    Question: Who else could pull this off today? Where have our leaders gone? (Besides Obama)   76.    Music Scene   77.    #1 "Gangsta's Paradise", Coolio featuring L.V.   78.    #2 "Waterfalls", TLC   79.    #3 "Creep", TLC   80.    #4 "Kiss from a Rose", Seal   81.    #5 "On Bended Knee", Boyz II Men   82.    #6 "Another Night", Real McCoy   83.    #7 "Fantasy", Mariah Carey   84.    #9 "Don't Take It Personal (Just One of Dem Days)", Monica   85.    #10 "This Is How We Do It", Montell Jordan   86.    #11 "I Know", Dionne Farris   87.    #12 "Water Runs Dry", Boyz II Men   88.    #13 "Freak Like Me", Adina Howard   89.    #15 "I Can Love You Like That", All-4-One   90.    #18 "Boombastic" / "In the Summertime", Shaggy   91.    #20 "You Gotta Be", Des'ree   92.    #21 "You Are Not Alone", Michael Jackson   93.    #23 "One More Chance", The Notorious B.I.G.   94.    #24 "Here Comes the Hotstepper", Ini Kamoze   95.    #25 "Candy Rain", Soul for Real   96.    #27 "I Believe", Blessid Union of Souls   97.    #28 "Red Light Special", TLC   98.    #29 "Runaway", Janet Jackson   99.    #31 "Colors of the Wind", Vanessa Williams   100.    #32 "Someone to Love", Jon B.   101.    #34 "If You Love Me", Brownstone   102.    #36 "I Got 5 on It", Luniz   103.    #37 "Baby", Brandy   104.    #40 "He's Mine", MoKenStef   105.    Vote:   106.    Jan - My Life, Mary J. Blige   107.    Feb - Cocktails, Too Short   108.    Mar - Safe + Sound, DJ Quik   109.    Apr - Me Against the World, 2Pac   110.    Apr - Friday, Soundtrack   111.    Jun - Poverty's Paradise, Naughty by Nature   112.    Jul - HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I, Michael Jackson   113.    Jul - Operation Stackola, Luniz   114.    Aug - The Show, the After Party, the Hotel, Jodeci   115.    Aug - E. 1999 Eternal, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony   116.    Sep - The Show, Soundtrack   117.    Oct - 4,5,6, Kool G Rap   118.    Oct - Daydream, Mariah Carey   119.    Oct - Doe or Die, AZ   120.    Nov - Dogg Food, Tha Dogg Pound   121.    Dec - R. Kelly, R. Kelly   122.    Dec - Waiting to Exhale, Soundtrack   123.    Vote:   124.    Featured Artists: TLC   125.    Tionne Tenese Watkins (@25) was born on April 26, 1970, in Des Moines, Iowa, into a family of African American, Native American and Irish descent. Both her parents, James and Gayle Watkins, were musicians and singers.   126.    Her parents divorced when she was three years old. Thereafter, she was raised by her mother, who taught her to be “confident and independent”. At the age of nine, they moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where her maternal grandmother used to live.   127.    As a child, she was diagnosed with sickle cell anemia (SCA), as a result of which, she had to spend a lot of time in hospitals.   128.    As a teenager, she began working as a hair model, eventually serving as a manicurist and shampoo girl at a popular Atlanta hair salon.   129.    In 1990, (@20) Tionne Watkins heard that a teenager named Crystal Clear was planning to open an all-girls group like Bell Biv DeVoe, having a tomboyish, hip-hop image. Eventually, she appeared for an audition and joined the three-member band, the third one being Lisa Lopes.   130.    Calling themselves ‘2nd Nature’, they soon started working with Jermaine Dupri and Rico Wade on demo tape material.   131.    Meanwhile, Watkins met Perri "Pebbles" Reid, the owner of the management and production company, Pebbitone, and managed to arrange an audition with her.   132.    Impressed by the girls, Reid arranged an audition with the local record label, LaFace Records, co-founded by her then husband Antonio Reid and Kenneth “Babyface” Edmund. She also changed the group’s name to TLC with ‘T’ representing Tionne, ‘L’ Lisa, and ‘C’ Crystal.   133.    Although Antonio Reid was impressed by Watkins and Lopes, he did not approve of Clear, who was eventually replaced by Rozonda Thomas in April 1991. Very soon, Watkins became "T-Boz", Lopes became "Left-Eye", and Thomas became "Chilli”, so that ‘TLC’ continued to be the acronym of their names.   134.    Their debut album, 'Ooooooohhh... On the TLC Tip' was released on February 25, 1992, by LaFace Records. It peaked at number 14 on the US Billboard 200, selling six million copies worldwide, and was certified quadruple platinum RIAA.   135.    'Ooooooohhh... On the TLC Tip' scored three top-ten singles on the Billboard Hot 100 with ‘Baby-Baby-Baby’ peaking at number two, ‘Ain't 2 Proud 2 Beg’ at number six and ‘What About Your Friends’ at number seven. Moreover, ‘Baby-Baby-Baby’ also peaked at number one at Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks.   136.    In 1993, the group started working on their second album, ‘CrazySexyCool’. But because of Lisa’s personal problems, it took time to complete and was ultimately released on September 15, 1994.   137.    Certified Diamond, the album was a huge success, peaking at the 3rd position on the US Billboard 200. It sold over 11 million copies in the United States alone. The album was nominated for six Grammy Awards, out of which it won two and helped TLC to become the second-best selling girl group of all time.   138.    Billboard named them the ‘Artist of the Year’ at the Billboard Music Awards. The album also appeared on Rolling Stone Magazine’s ’500 Greatest Albums of All Time’.   139.    Despite the success, TLC was forced to file for bankruptcy because of poor contracts they had signed in 1991. Eventually, the group signed a new contract with the same company and went back to work.   140.    Rozonda Ocelian Thomas (@24) was born on 27th February 1971 in Atlanta, Georgia to Abdul Ali and Ava Thomas. Her mother is of African American as well as Native American descent, while her father is of East Indian and Middle Eastern Background. She was raised by a single mother and did not meet her father until she was 25.   141.    Thomas studied at Benjamin E. Mays High School, from where she graduated in 1989. Soon she started working as a back-up dancer for the R&B group Damian Dame.   142.    In 1991, (@20) Rozonda Thomas joined the pop group TLC.   143.    Lisa Nicole Lopes (@24) was born on May 27, 1971, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her father was Ronald Lopes Sr., a staff sergeant in the US Army, and her mother was Wanda Denise, a seamstress. She was of Cape Verdean, Mexican, American, African and Portuguese descent. She was the eldest of three siblings. Her parents divorced when she was in school. Following this, she was raised by her paternal grandmother.   144.    At the age of five, she began playing the piano and eventually started composing songs over the next few years. She studied at the Philadelphia School for Girls.   145.    In late 1990, having heard of an open casting call for a new girl group through her then-boyfriend, Lopes moved to Atlanta to audition.   146.    Lopes’ personal life, though, was marred by her rocky relationship with football great Andre Rison, and in 1994, she was arrested for burning down his home.   147.    In 2000, she began her solo-project ‘Supernova’ which was set to be released in August 2001. However, the date was postponed repeatedly. It was eventually broadcast over the internet in 2002. The album was yet to be released formally and a fourth TLC project was in the making, when Lopes met with a tragic car accident in 2002 which unfortunately put an end to her life.  she was just 30 years old.   148.    Question: Is the WAP controversy justified?   149.    Movie Scene: Friday 1995 film   150.    (Links and Resources: Strong Black Legends: John Witherspoon; "John Witherspoon's Style of Comedy was Timeless," Justin Tinsley, The Undefeated; Gene Siskel's review, Chicago Tribune; Desson Howe's review, Washington Post; "After 20 Years, Friday Is (Still) The Most Important Film Ever Made About The Hood," Kelley L. Carter, BuzzFeed; "John Witherspoon Made Every Scene Better," Rembert Brown, New York Times; Review by Lisa Schwarzbaum, Entertainment Weekly. - Find additional episodes, leave a comment, or make a donation to support the podcast at unaffiliatedcritic.com.)   151.    Reviews:   152.    Gene Siskel: For all of the shouting, mugging and rap music, a surprisingly dull comic yarn about a young man (Ice Cube) trying to survive in the 'hood. Colorful characters abound, but nothing ties them together. I knew the picture was in trouble when its first gag involved an old lady spewing obscenities. (Rating: 1 star)   153.    By Desson Howe, Washington Post Staff Writer - April 28, 1995: "Friday," a comedy starring Ice Cube and Chris Tucker, is dirty, offensive, infantile and may launch a few sanctimonious opinion columns. And I mean that in the nicest way. The movie, which shamelessly hawks its own "Friday" music video at the beginning and eschews political correctness whenever possible, happens to be incredibly funny.   154.    After 20 Years, “Friday” Is (Still) The Most Important Film Ever Made About The Hood: - Kelley L. Carter, BuzzFeed News Reporter. Posted April 20, 2015.   155.    “...Todd Boyd, a professor at the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts as well as screenwriter and producer of the 1999 coming-of-age drama The Wood, says that Friday didn't just add an element of comedy to depictions of everyday life in black neighborhoods, it spawned a new genre — the hood comedy.   156.    “The film demonstrated that black life was not all drugs, violence, dysfunction, and pathology — yet instead of offering a Cosby Show-like fantasy, Friday put these issues in context, finding humor in the everyday lives of regular black people,” he explains. “Since the 1970s, Hollywood has always looked favorably upon low-budget black films that produce high profit margins at the box office. Friday expanded the representation of the hood into the realm of comedy and achieved box office success at the same time.” 157.    Other hood comedies that followed include: 1996’s satire Don’t Be a Menace While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood, 1998’s The Player’s Club (Cube wrote and directed it), 2001’s How High, and 2002’s Barbershop, the latter of which Cube starred in.   158.    Question: Friday or Carwash? - Chris Tucker or Mike Epps?   159.    TV Scene   160.    “Was UPN Black America’s Last Hope for a Black Sitcom-Friendly Broadcast Television Network?” April 20, 2017 - https://shadowandact.com   161.    “...Since ABC’s "Black-ish" debuted this fall, it has drawn numerous comparisons to "The Cosby Show" — and I have questions. I wonder why the majority of essays and critiques jumped to a show that has been off-air for 22 years. Although few television shows rivaled the mainstream popularity of Bill Cosby’s chef d’oeuvre, plenty of Black sitcoms have filled its gap since its 1992 finale. Does no one remember the quasi-Black glory of United Paramount Network (UPN)? And can there ever be another like it?   162.    From 1995 to 2006 UPN was the home for over 10 concurrently running Black sitcoms (and a handful of dramas). Given the sheer volume of programming, that’s remarkable in and of itself. But perhaps what is more noteworthy than the number of shows is the range of Black life they displayed.   163.    "All of Us," produced by Will and Jada Pinkett Smith’s Overbrook Entertainment, centered on a blended family of two divorced spouses and their significant others. The Essence Atkins and Rachel True-helmed "Half & Half" explored the relationship between two estranged half-sisters. "Moesha" was UPN’s most successful sitcom during its five-year run and introduced America to another beloved, nuclear Black family besides the Huxtables. Other notable UPN sitcoms included "One on One," "The Parkers," "Eve," and "Malcolm & Eddie."   164.    UPN actively sought programming aimed for Black audiences at a time when Black mainstays from the Big Three networks (ABC, CBS, and NBC) were waning. "Family Matters" was cancelled from ABC’s coveted TGIF lineup in 1998. Fox declined to extend Martin Lawrence’s eponymously named sitcom the previous year. The major networks were beginning to narrow their viewership to exclude all-Black casting on their sitcoms. Not only were Black actors finding work on shows sold to UPN, but established Black producer-writers like Eunetta T. Boone and Ralph Farquhar found a home as well.   165.    Despite—and maybe because of—its friendliness to Black programming, UPN suffered from a reputation as a sub-par network. The ratings for their sitcoms often scraped the bottom of the Nielsen barrel. UPN is remembered more for its utter failures ("Homeboys in Outer Space") and ignored when we fondly recall the glory of "Girlfriends."   166.    “UPN took the rejects. UPN was 'the Black channel,'” we joke. UPN may not have been perfect, but it gave Black audiences so much to choose from without feeling as if one show had to represent the totality of Blackness.   167.    Accordingly, "Black-ish" has a lot riding on its success. Black audiences tune in hoping big wigs take notice and order more Black sitcoms. But it is telling that major networks began a “blackout” of successful Black cast shows in the late 90s and The CW essentially did the same a decade later.   168.    "Black-ish" could be the start of another heyday for Black sitcoms. We reach backward to "The Cosby Show" because we love it best and we always will. But in doing so, we ignore the stable of Black shows that kept us laughing long after The Huxtables faded to black. However, the success of "Black-ish" will remain singular until executives reexamine their beliefs about African American audiences; we need them, like UPN once did, to give us a chance. I just hope it doesn’t take another decade.   169.    Other Notable UPN Shows: Everybody Hates Chris 2005 / Girlfriends 2000 / All of Us 2003 / Moesha 1996 / The Parkers 1999 / Malcolm and Eddie 1996 / In The House 1995 / Between Brothers 1997 /   170.    Other Notable WB Shows: The WB The Wayans Brothers 1995 / The Parent 'Hood 1995 / Steve Harvey Show 1996 / The Jamie Foxx Show 1996 / Smart Guy 1997 / MIB Animated 1997 / The PJs 1999   171.    Question: What the hell is wrong with BET?   172.    Vote: Best/most important/favorite pop culture item from 1995?

A Mighty Fortress is Our God In this last part of our sermon series on three great hymns, Dr. Jim Keck explores the reformation classic "A Mighty Fortress is our God." Written by Martin Luther just ten years after he nailed his protestations on the Wittenberg door, it has been called the Battle Hymn of the Reformation. Yet so powerful is this hymn, even Catholic churches now sing it in mass. Although Jim prefers the tune to Here Comes the Sun by the Beatles and finds "A Mighty Fortress" to be overly bombastic there is much theological ore to mine in this great hymn of our tradition. Join us at 10:30am this Sunday!

In this episode, Blair realizes she is the last Nodelman and has a slight mental breakdown on air. We also talk about the weirdest scene in Jerry Maguire and the origins of “Here Comes the Bride”. We also shit on the college application process because it is truly an awful system.

“Here Comes the Sun” is the seventh track on The Beatles’ eleventh studio album, Abbey Road, released in 1969 by Apple Records. Motion City Soundtrack’s cover is the fifth track on the compilation album Minnesota Beatle Project, Vol. 3, released in 2011 by Vega Productions. Follow us on Twitter @MotionCityPod Follow Alex on Twitter @BernieTheJet

Special Report Covid Coffee Chronicles Episode 77 Three Keys Coffee Houston Texas Notes and Melodic Roasts https://threekeyscoffee.com/ Find a job where you get to use both sides of your brain. Connecting the dots from mechanical engineering to coffee roasting was not hard for Tio Fallen. It started with a generational link that combines the love of music and figuring out “the way things work” Grandfather was so proud, as Dan Fogelberg sang " Your blood runs through my instrument" Out of his interesting genetic blend Three Keys Coffee was born. But not so fast. From thermal dryness and temperature, versus time signatures and rate of rise...whoa what is this science class? Which note comes next? How about Here Comes the Bride? Put on your lab coat and catch the bouquet, science and passion together are hard to beat. From New York Facebook and friending everyone,to nonchalant, who’s the one that now buys the LP’s ???. With Kenzel’s MBA in finance from Duke, and Tio’s Masters in Mechanical Engineering from Michigan they wound up in Houston owning their own roastsery! We explore true serendipity! Pocket-watches, to a coffee shop meeting who knows what the catalyst will be and where that ripple will end. Probably with this couple on a high note! Is there a silver lining in Covid-19 pandemic and the current wave of social injustices? The answer makes sense when you listen to their story. Alert Alert danger Will Robinson you will need the Spotify playlist for this week's episode….while not mandatory highly recommended . Tunes Trumpets and technology, grab the record player yes, I said records, mix the old and new and jump jive onto the “A Train” with Tio and Kenzel as we visit Three Keys Coffee in Houston Texas this week. Check out this weeks Spotify Playlist recommend by our guests. https://bit.ly/ThreeKeysCoffee Stayed tuned for additional new episodes of Covid Coffee Chronicles later this month! Remember if you have a question,or topic you want us to follow up on from this week, or any other episode of the CCCRS,we are happy to try to get that done in the segment we call Free Refills. Just leave us a message at are web-page https://crosscountrycoffeeroadshow.com/

Collaborations are a frequent occurrence in the craft beer world, and with good reason. Most of the time when two or more breweries get together to brew up a beer, the end result is deliciousness. With the beverage we have for you this week, we have a brewery and a bottle shop putting their talents together, again! For this episode we will be trying the Passenger Side hazy double IPA, which comes to us from the creative minds of the folks at Tombstone Brewing Company and Tap and Bottle. Last year they got together and came up with Here Comes a Regular, which was a Hazy IPA that commemorated the 6th anniversary of their downtown location. While the release of this new beer does coincide with the 3rd anniversary of their north side location, it was not brewed specifically for that occasion. Once again named after a song, due to the current situation we find ourselves in as a country, the collaborating for this beer was done via email, according to Scott. What did we think? What do you think? Let us know in the comments below or join us live on Thursday nights to give us your feedback while we are live streaming on Twitch.

Episode 52: DC Harley Quinn, Transformers War for Cybertron Trilogy Siege, Peacock Streaming Service, 30 Rock Special, Brave New World, Intelligence, Crossing Swords, Universal and AMC Theater Deal Welcome to Dissecting This Fiction! Come join along as co-hosts Jessica and Steven go over the latest in movies, tv shows, and games. What's On The Exam Table? In TV and movie news, Jason Bateman is in talks to direct Here Comes the Flood for Netflix. Jean-Claude Van Damme joins along with his own action-comedy called The Last Mercenary. Just give us Sudden Death 2 already! Netflix is also adapting the popular video game, Beyond Good and Evil, into a hybrid live-action/animated feature with Ubisoft, along with an anime based on Splinter Cell. Disney Pixar announces their next film called Luca. Kevin Smith is in production on an animated series based on the Green Hornet property. Courteney Cox joins Scream 5 to reprise her role as Gale Weathers. Universal throws a dog a bone in their deal with AMC theaters. I hope they said thank you. NBC Peacock launched and we have a lot of opinions on it, especially about 30 Rock's reunion special. In trailers, we watched Jurassic World Cretaceous headed to Netflix, Marvel's Helstrom on Hulu, Utopia and His Dark Materials season 2, both headed to Amazon Prime this fall. In Reviews, we have created a new rating system for our podcast so make sure you study it! We start out by giving our impressions on Crossing Swords on Hulu. Move over to DC Harley Quinn on HBO Max and finish up with our thoughts on Transformers War for Cybertron Trilogy Siege on Netflix. Transform and roll out! Then come join us while we Dissect This Fiction! We are DTF...are you? You can also find us on DTFcast.com or contact us with any suggestions, requests, or feedback you may have for our podcast. dtfpod@gmail.com DTF Facebook Group

Recorded almost a year ago. The two of us talk about our love of local music, first meeting each other, our love/hate relationship with partying, the Misfits/GWAR show everyone we know was at, and he shares a story idea that was meant for my podcast "Here Comes the Pitch." Jay was a great friend. It's hard to process that he's gone. I cherish the time we spent together. I'm really glad I got to record him and share it with you. Enjoy! Love You, Jay!

In this episode, Kati and Kelsey discuss their experience at Renaissance Faires and go on lots of tangents.   FOLLOW US: Kati - @shelfmadewoman on Instagram Kelsey - @littlereadinglists on Instagram The Podcast - @booksandboobspod on Instagram and @books_boobspod on Twitter BOOKS WE COVERED: "Well Met" by Jen DeLuca "The Two Gentlemen of Verona" by William Shakespeare “Once & Future” by Amy Rose Capetta and Cori McCArthy “The Geek Feminist Revolution” by Kameron Hurley BOOKS AND CHOOSE PICKS: "The Bluest Eye" by Toni Morrison (Kati) "Here Comes the Sun" by Nicole Dennis-Benn (Kati) "Significant Zero" by Walt Williams (Kelsey) "Defying the Verdict: My Bipolar Life" by Charita Cole Brown (Kelsey) ALSO MENTIONED: "Well Played" by Jen DeLuca "Biased" by Dr. Jennifer Eberhardt “All Boys Aren’t Blue” by George M. Johnson “White Fragility” by Robin DiAngelo The Broken Earth Trilogy by N.K. Jemisin "Too Much" by Rachel Vorona Cote

Welcome to episode 2 of Quarantunes! Where quarantine can’t stop our creativity! For this new episode, we get to experience musical expression by artists over at our Therapeutic Arts Program (TAP II) 0:47 "Handwashing Song" is a parody of one of TAP II's favorite songs, "Here Comes the Sun" by the Beatles. The lyrics were written by artists via the online platform, Zoom. The focus of the song is to demonstrate how to properly wash your hands. The artists at TAP II decided to take a basic procedure of maintaining proper hygiene and turn it into a fun tune for their peers and family to listen to! The vocals and guitar were recorded by Jessica, a music therapist at TAP II and Jamond, an artist at TAP II. All other instruments were recorded by various artists using Garageband in the comfort of their own home. Enjoy this wonderful piece and remember to wash your hands! 3:49 “Your Virtual Heart” was composed in a group music therapy session via Zoom. A total of 13 students worked on this instrumental song. Artists used the program ‘Song Maker’ on the website ‘Google Chrome Music Lab’ to compose this piece collaboratively. All artists voted on the instrumentation, tempo, and structure of the song before composing each section independently. There are three sections-- A, B, and C -- each with its own unique style and texture. About half of the artists directly composed their own designated short segments of each major section using the control screen function on Zoom. This means they directly manipulated the program with their own computer, placing notes on the screen where they saw fit. The other half of the group communicated to the music therapist where they wanted their notes placed in preferred rhythms. This created a truly unique songwriting experience, in which each motif represents each individual in the class, creating a comprehensive instrumental piano piece. The title “Your Virtual Heart” reflects the artists’ collective journey exploring music-making in a new, virtual environment. 5:08 "Garageband Quarantunes" is a compilation of various instrumental improvisations that the artists at TAP II recorded on Garageband to a simple guitar sample that the music therapist, Jessica, provided. Each artist chose an instrument of their choice and recorded their improvisation in the comfort of their own home. This song was created to show each artist's expression and emotion by using the gift of music. Enjoy this wonderful piece! 6:42 “My Heart Broke in Music Lab” was composed by TAP II artist, Rudy during his 1:1 music therapy sessions. This artist utilized the ‘Song Maker’ app found on the website “Chrome Music Lab”. He made all choices about instrumentation, tempo and structure prior to composing. This artist controlled the music therapist's screen to independently explore different musical motifs and lay down notes to create three distinct sections of music. The music therapist and artist converted the sections to Garageband where effects were added and he got to select percussive styles and drum tracks. This song was meant to highlight the creative ways musical collaboration can still take place even when we are not able to do so in person. A very special thanks to our narrator from ART Center, and album cover artist from TAP II. You can watch some fun videos created by Able Arts Work staff over at our YouTube Channel, Able Arts Work – Virtual Learning Learn more about our organization by visiting AbleArtsWork.org Thanks for listening!

Episode Notes Jess & Alex watch Here Comes the Boom and discuss the very thinly veiled christian message, how the message is actually fairly decent in this movie (but misses the correct fix), and how schools that have systematic issues tend to hurt marginalized students. Also, Kevin James and Joe Rogen were roommates apparently. @LaughatHimPod Jess- @Jawska Alex- @KittyCrusade This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

From the book by Henry Vanderbush, “Here Comes the Bride.”

Welcome to another nostalgia-heavy episode of Books and the City! Today we're chatting all things TikTok, but mainly how we feel ATTACKED by the young people making their cool dance videos and ripping on millennials in the comments. If anyone can tell us where the youth's awkward phases went, that would be great. Stay tuned for some extremely exciting announcements, including exclusive Books and the City merch!! Plus, a shiny new website and our official hashtag as voted by our listeners. Then of course, the main event: we're talking all books Pride on this episode, to celebrate the final Monday of June's Pride Month. Read on for links, and check out bookshop.org/shop/booksandthecity to shop the books we’ve discussed on this episode, and all past episodes! Remember to check out our website at www.booksandthecitypod.com to order your merch (available through July 12, hurry!) If you want to drop us a line about the books we talked about in episode 14 or anything else, send a note to booksandthecitypod@gmail.com-------------> Emily just read: Real Life by Brandon Taylor (16:34-28:58) https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/594502/real-life-by-brandon-taylor/ Up next for Emily: The Black Flamingo by Dean Atta Becky just read: Under the Rainbow by Celia Laskey (28:59-38:49) https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/572795/under-the-rainbow-by-celia-laskey/ Up next for Becky: This is Major by Shayla Lawson Libby just read:Here Comes the Sun by Nicole Dennis-Benn (38:50-53:00) https://wwnorton.com/books/9781631492945 Up next for Libby: Hunger by Roxane Gay Kayla just read: Her Royal Highness by Rachel Hawkins (53:01-59:15) https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/552378/her-royal-highness-by-rachel-hawkins/ Up next for Kayla: The Cruel Prince by Holly Black Merch: https://www.bonfire.com/store/books-and-the-city-pod/ Black Art Futures Fund: http://blackartfutures.org/ Music by EpidemicSound, logo art by @niczollos, all opinions our own.

It has always been about the sun but unfortunately the men in black scared many minds into accepting the exact opposite of what is provably true. This truth is reflected in every single spiritual tradition in this world from east to west, from north to south. By the way, a building existed hundreds of years […] The post 230- Here Comes the Sun, and a Building (Free) appeared first on Crrow777 Radio.