Podcasts about hogan's alley

On this episode of the 19th Hole the guys talk about their look ahead to the Genesis Invitational @ Riviera Country Club. They also cover the talks of rolling back golf equipment in the future. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, David talks again to Lama Mugabo, of the Hogan's Alley Society, about the society's community food garden at Nora Hendrix Place housing, their upcoming cookbook, and events to learn about Vancouver's Black community.

We speak today with Petros Kusmu on the impacts of transit cuts on some members of the youth and black communities. Petros is an organiser with the youth organisation Global Shapers Vancouver and a volunteer with the Hogan's Alley Society.Vancouver Co-op Radio's independent daily news show — reporting on the front lines in our community on Coast Salish territories, hosted by reporters Mei Xi Tan and David P. Ball. Weekdays starting 7 a.m. on 100.5fm in Vancouver, and podcasting at thepulse.coopradio.org. (Theme song used with permission of Hannah Epperson).

這是一個在地圖上找不到的城市。在《今日話題》裏講，似乎有“洩露國家機密”之嫌。所以在被刪除之前，你需要趕快了解。以上是玩笑。這個城市的名字叫Hogan's Alley，來自19世紀美國報刊上的連載漫畫系列（見下圖）。正式這個漫畫系列，產生了美國文化中著名的“黃色男孩” Yellow Kid 和隨之誕生的“黃色新聞” Yellow Journalism，意思是靠製造、報導聳人聽聞的消息獲得銷量。在聯邦調查局這個“假”城中，幾乎每天都有各種犯罪發生，用這種方式培訓新探員。這個話題很有意思。

We played them all. We played ALL 5 GAMES! We played Bart Vs. The World. We played Conan: The Mysteries of Time. We played Hogan's Alley. We played Little Nemo: The Dream Master. And, we played Star Force. If you have heard of any of these games before we played them then you deserve this podcast. Listen in to see what we found. Tell us what you think with the hashtag #nesessarypod. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nesessary-podcast0/support

In this Quick Play episode, the guys plug in the NES Zapper, one of the most iconic video game accessories of all time, and play Duck Hunt and Hogan's Alley. These two games were launch titles for the NES and helped Nintendo capture the hearts of game players of all ages. Listen as the guys talk about their favorite memories of zapping digital ducks and growing up during the early NES days. Subscribe to the Retro Game Guys Podcast in your favorite podcast app so you don't miss future episodes. Follow us: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram @retrogameguys Learn more about the guys: retrogameguys.com Contact retrogameguys@gmail.com 

The incredible Stephanie Allen, Associate Vice President of Strategic Business Operations and Performance for BC Housing, joins us this week to talk about race and urban planning, Vancouver's Black community (past and present), housing affordability, Hogan's Alley and so much more. And, we're introducing an occasional new segment on Call the Question called Cliff Notes, featuring Lesli's dad, where Cliff will give us his reviews of our recent episodes, along with his takes on current political issues and (what else) the patriarchy.Learn more about Hogan's Alley Society and Vancouver's Black community, visit http://www.hogansalleysociety.org. And, you can find out more about the Federation of Black Canadians at http://fbcfcn.ca.

Cloverleaf Radio's host The Host with the Most Jimmy Falcon welcomes back Author and Editor-in-Chief at Rising Tide Publications, Brian K. Morris. Brian K. Morris is a full-time indie publisher, hybrid author, "award-winning" playwright, occasional actor, and former morticians assistant. Never wanting to be "that guy who wrote just," he wanted to be that guy who wrote EVERYTHING. He's written ads for print TV, business plans, pre-burial arrangement contracts, website copy, small press comic books, short stories, pop culture articles, interviews, audio adventure scripts, newsletters, promotions, anything that sounded interesting.Brian has had his work published in magazines such as BACK ISSUE Magazine, Hogan's Alley, Knights of the Dinner Table, RetroFan Magazine, WHOtopia, The Jack Kirby Collector, and many other magazines in varying degrees of obscurity. In addition, his work has been seen in The Krypton Companion and short stories in the following anthologies With Great Power, Malicious Mysteries, Metahumans Vs. The Ultimate Evil, and Quest For the Space Gods. While working on new novels, Brian is writing comic book scripts for his friends at BiMor Comics, Silver Phoenix Enterprises, PWhack Comics, and his own Rising Tide imprint. In 2018, Brian released The Haunting Tales of Spencer Spook #1. A Skyman comic or two are in the works as well as a Spencer Spook sequel. Because he doesn't have enough to do, he have two vlogs on my Facebook page: NEVERMIND THE FURTHERMORE and CLEVER TITLE PENDING. In addition, Brian give seminars on storytelling, motivation, self-publishing, and comics history at conventions, libraries, and for private groups. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jianetwork/support

Hogan's Alley in Vancouver’s East End was home to much of the city’s Black community before it was demolished to make way for the Georgia Viaduct in the 1960s. More than 50 modular homes have been constructed on the land where Hogan’s Alley once stood to house predominantly Black and Indigenous people. Lama Mugabo is a member of the Hogan’s Alley Society. He talks about the housing project, the history of the neighbourhood and the systemic racism Black people faced then and now.

Hogan's Alley in Vancouver’s East End was home to much of the city’s Black community before it was demolished to make way for the Georgia Viaduct in the 1960s. More than 50 modular homes have been constructed on the land where Hogan’s Alley once stood to house predominantly Black and Indigenous people. Lama Mugabo is a member of the Hogan’s Alley Society. He talks about the housing project, the history of the neighbourhood and the systemic racism Black people faced then and now.

Retired agent Bill Vanderpool served in the FBI for twenty years. He was initially assigned to the Dallas Division and to the Washington Field Office where he was a sniper on the SWAT team, before being transferred to the FBI Academy at Quantico, Virginia as an instructor in the Firearms Training Unit. In this episode of FBI Retired Case File Review, Bill Vanderpool reviews his experience and years of research regarding the evolution of the bureau’s firearms, equipment, training facilities, and tactics. His book, Guns of the FBI: A History of the Bureau’s Firearms and Training, is a comprehensive study for history buffs and gun collectors. With eleven years with the State of Florida as a vice investigator before he joined the Bureau, Bill is the only agent in the FBI’s history to have fired a “Possible,” an official perfect score under strict conditions, in both the FBI and the FBI’s National Academy. For fourteen years, he taught thousands of FBI agents firearms, arrest techniques and street survival at the range and Hogan's Alley. In addition to his book, Bill Vanderpool has written numerous magazine articles on firearms training and history. In retirement, he continues to shoot and reload, and share photography and travel. Join my reader team to get the 20 clichés about the FBI Reality Checklist, the FBI Reading Resource - Books about the FBI, written by FBI agents, and keep up to date on the FBI in books, TV, and movies. Join here:  https://us12.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=a3799f1fa1e3202c505b5a45a&id=b1b43cd57d Jerri Williams, a retired FBI agent, author and podcaster, attempts to relive her glory days by writing crime fiction about greed and hosting FBI Retired Case File Review, a true crime/history podcast. Her novels—Pay To Play and Greedy Givers—inspired by actual true crime FBI cases, feature temptation, corruption, and redemption, and are available at Amazon.com. 

How the West was won and a house got built. Topics - PC hospital, Red Dead Redemption 2... SPOILERS!, prequels, in service to the original, we're building a fucking house, still a Rockstar game, Hogan's Alley, ripping butts, critics and gamers: split decision, Tetris Effect: it's Tetris, emotional? No, space whales. Music - GWAR - Release the Flies, Louis the Child - LOVE, Red Dead Redemption 2 - House Building Song

Artsy Alex Grand, Jazzy Jim Thompson, and Bill Fantastic Field continue the Rick Marschall Interview starting when he first starts in Marvel Comics Magazines in 1978 and meets Jim Shooter for the first time, discussing his working with various comic book superstars of the time like Chris Claremont, Rudy Nebres, John Buscema, Dough Moench, Marv Wolfman and Len Wein, Tony DeZuniga, Don McGregor, Bob Larkin, Earl Norem, Frank Frazetta, Gil Kane, Marie Severin, John Severin, Stan Lee, Archie Goodwin, Howard the Duck and more. The circumstance of his Marvel departure in 1980 as he creates Epic Magazine, and his portion of the Jim Shooter purge of eliminating 70s Marvel talent from the bullpen is discussed, as well as his later assignments at Disney Comics, Nemo Magazine with Fantagraphics, Nemo Strip Reprints, Plotting the Thundercats cartoon, starting Hogan's Alley with Tom Heintjes, working with Milton Caniff, Dr. Seuss, and writing his many entries or books on comic history. There are so many sticks of butter you'll need for this one, it will make your head spin! Again, it's the cat's meow. No Sense Remix - Standard License. Marvel Magazines ©Marvel Comics. Support us at https://www.patreon.com/comicbookhistoriansPodcast and Audio ©℗ 2019 Comic Book HistoriansSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/comicbookhistorians)

In this episode we reloaded the NES Zapper for our second foray into light gun games: Hogans Alley. For more on HOGAN'S ALLEY and EVERY NES game be sure to check out NEStalgiacast.com. At our website you can find detailed information about every game we play, our ESSENTIAL GAMES LIST, and links to our Twitch, YouTube, and more --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nestalgia/support

After headlines from Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, Democracy Watch explores the Mayor's Monday announcement on the City's Empty House Tax. Democracy Watch then turns to a story on local vigils held in honour of the mass murder of Muslim worshippers in Quebec, one year ago. After that, the program returns its focus to City Hall, with a report on the North East False Creek Plan, put before Council on Wednesday. This plan involves the development of the NE False Creek and Strathcona area and the reimagining of Hogan's Alley — the former residential and cultural hub of Vancouver’s Black community.

A Black History Month special, featuring the recently-departed Junie Morrison. If you haven't already, I recommend checking out Circa 1948, an interactive video project by the National Film Board of Canada that explores (in part) the story of Hogan's Alley, home to Vancouver's Black community until it was displaced by the Georgia Viaduct in the 1970s.

Pebble Beach...beautiful and serene when Mother Nature allows, otherwise, a difficult task. Sunday Jordan Spieth had time to enjoy the views as he walked in his 9th PGA TOUR victory. Bob and Jay share their insights into the history making win by Jordan. Next up, history of the famed Riviera Country Club nicknamed Hogan's Alley and a preview of the Genesis Open. News and Notes is followed by a Feature Interview with Elissa Gaudet, founder of Women's Golf Day.

As a part of Black History Month, CiTR hopes to do its pair to bring more attention to the rich and varied history of Black peoples in the Coast Salish territories, and beyond. Every week in February, from 1PM to 2PM on Wednesday, tune into a new selection of curated content commemorating Black History Month. This week, we broadcast a classic archival piece, "Remembering Hogan's Alley" from CiTR's The City, a program by Andy Longhurst. "On the podcast, we examine the history and memories of Vancouver's original black community, Hogan's Alley, in a radio documentary produced by Arial Fournier and Andy Longhurst."

As a part of Black History Month, CiTR hopes to do its pair to bring more attention to the rich and varied history of Black peoples in the Coast Salish territories, and beyond. Every week in February, from 1PM to 2PM on Wednesday, tune into a new selection of curated content commemorating Black History Month. Today's episode features three segments. First Christine Kim and Jake Clark of CiTR's Arts Report interviews the artistic director of Early Music Vancouver about Le Mozart Noir, a concert based around the work of Chevalier Saint-Georges. Afterwards we present "Vancouver's Viaducts and the Lesson of Hogan's Alley," produced by Rachel Sanders, with contributing production from Alexander Kim and Stefan Labbe. Finally, we have a segment from CiTR's Off the Beat and Path, where Issa Arrian has some words in the wake of the US's current path, along with a highlight on Frederick Douglas.

On this episode of AGP, I welcome comic creator Dan Johnson to the show. Dan Johnson is a North Carolina native who knew he wanted to create comic books ever since he was seven years old. He began working in the industry by contributing articles to such comics-themed magazines as Alter Ego, Back Issue and Comic Book Marketplace (he has also contributed to such comics-themed and pop culture publications as Filmfax, Hogan's Alley, Monster Memories, Monster News and Scary Monsters Magazine). Danâ??s first graphic novel, Herc and Thor, was published by Antarctic Press in 2006. Shortly after the release of that book, he began writing for Campfire Graphic Novels. His books for that company include adaptations of Robinson Crusoe, Oliver Twist and The Jungle Book (which was nominated for a 2011 Comic Con India Award for Best Childrenâ??s Publication) and the original graphic novel, Sinbad: The Legacy. Dan is also a writer for the Dennis the Menace comic strip and he contributed four short stories to With Great Power, an anthology that centers around a copy of Amazing Fantasy #15 (which featured the origin and first appearance of The Amazing Spider-Man) as it passes from one owner to the next over the course of fifty years. He also served as the editor and head writer for the first issue of Cemetery Plots, a horror anthology from Empire Comics Lab. In late 2014, Dan began writing for Charlton Neo Media and he was named an assistant editor at the company. At this time, he is working on two original features for the company, Tokoda, a western with Kevin Halter and Barbara Kaalberg and Hip Hop, a funny animal series with Will Boyer. He is also preparing a reboot of the western feature, Gunmaster, for the company with Rodney Bennett. Johnson and Bennett are also currently working on a creator-owned series for Empire Comics Lab that is set to premiere in 2016. So please join us Tuesday night at 7pm EST as I sit down with Dan Johnson and discuss about his works in the industry.

On the podcast, we examine the history and memories of Vancouver's original black community, Hogan's Alley, in a radio documentary produced by Arial Fournier and Andy Longhurst.

Arts aficionado Kristin Cheung tells us about the 24-hour Drawing Party coming up August 10-11th at the Project Space in China Town; Three's Company: A Collaboration with Ray Hsu, Leanne Dunnic & David Spenst Aug 12 at Hogan's Alley; A tribute to animator Paul Boyd.