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Alex Anthopolous wastes no time, making a trade before the 2nd half officially gets under way and bringing in a player many Braves fans have coveted for years. Is it a move to put you over the top? I'll discuss in today's episode Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
13-06-2021 IT'S GOING DOWN Table View by Gabe Phillips
Eve vs Trina on Verzuz 6/16 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/herwordshertruth/support
30-05-2021 IT'S GOING DOWN City by Gabe Phillips
This week Chris and Julio talk about the domestic violence arrest from Marcell Ozuna, Team USA Baseball kicking off their pursuit of the Olympics with some familiar names and the controversial racial comments by Arizona Diamondbacks broadcaster Bob Brantley about Marcus Stroman. After that, they celebrate Bob Melvin breaking the A's all time managerial wins record, more injuries to key players and Dave Kaval continues his twitter nonsense this time going after the SF Bay media. Then they introduce a new segment called “FTS” where they sound off for one minute on something that is bothering them about the team. After they they do some way too early trade deadline talk to see what needs this team and what players out there could help solve the issue. Finally, they finish it off with previewing the coming week, pick their players of the week and their Essential Tailgate Tool of the Week.
Today's episode is a spree of the moment livestream from yesterday (May 4th). Gary came on to answer any questions in his Discord community ranging from personal advice to how to better prepare yourself for today's drop! We wanted to share in podcast form in case you missed it so you can be ready for today! The discord will be included in the show notes, so please make sure you check it out if you are just as excited about the project as we are. Enjoy! Let me know what you thought. Tweet Me! @garyvee Text Me! 212-931-5731 My Newsletter: garyvee.com/newsletter P.S. If you want to learn more about my NFT project join the 5/5 project discord! discord.gg/ebq8Necj
As we celebrate the life of Earl "DMX" Simmons, his story is full of great highs in music but also with adversity and controversy. Not only childhood but the trauma we experience as an adult directly effects our relationships, coping mechanisms and daily behavior. Constant imagery of police brutality and community violence along with what we personally go through shapes us a little more each day. We may not all end up with a platinum selling recording career, but we do all have a song. If it's one of simply trauma or of healing will be up to us. Listen/Comment?Share/Subscribe and Say Something!!!
In this week's episode Marcella and Peyton sit down with their friends Ricardo and William to ask them about their love lives, posting thirst traps, playing offense in their romantic pursuits, and how they always remind themselves to stop caring what other people think. You are your own worst critic, so stop giving a shit. We hope you enjoy this episode! For inquiries email: unhinged.datingproject@gmail.com Instagram: @theunhingedpodcast_
Free agency has begun and with a tight cap and more players then ever on the move - get our thoughts on what's happened so far and what we think is going to happen. Special guest Joe Scrilla joins us and we through in some late Pigskin trivia. Check it out! Ragga Groove by Peyruis https://soundcloud.com/peyruis Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/ragga-groove Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/oA_8guHrkHs
The Beesotted crew Billy TheBee Grant. Dave Laney Lane and Matt The Allard Allard hooked up in the virtual joint to discuss all things BrentfordOn the agenda this week:Brentford's 1-0 win at Blackburn. It wasn't pretty. But was this the Plan B that Brentford have needed for a long time?Norgaard is back. Did him starting with Janelt work for Brentford?They also discussed the unscientific poll Beesotted conducted after the match in which we asked a number of Bees fans to predict the result of Brentford's final 11 matches. And with the points total, we estimated where The Bees would finish by taking an average of all the previous six seasons where 89 points average would get you to second place. We also compared totals to Five Thirty Eight who was predicting 86 points would get you 2nd place this season. Plus JB with his facts and funk - Brentford's current 66 points. How good is that actually compared to other Championship seasons?And Justin Peach from The Second Tier Podcast gives us the lowdown on Derby County who Brentford play on Tuesday
00:00 Intro 00:33 Bundesliga: Bayern with a 5-star showing, RB Leipzig make the comeback to keep the dream alive!!. 11:30 Premier League: Manchester City are the STRONGEST!!!. 20:09 Laliga: Barcelona show a great side to them against Sevilla!!. 25:21 Serie A: Juventus are OUT of the title race ... ALMOST!!. Follow me on: IG: https://www.instagram.com/pitchsidepod/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/SidePsp/ Listen to the podcast on Spotify, Google podcasts, or any other platform... JOIN US FOR MORE .... YOU ARE WELCOME!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
We look at Mark 1:40-45 and the healing of the leper at the hands of Jesus and with Hannah's healing testimony, we consider the momentum from God's healing power the last four months at Holy Trinity Corktown as fuel for revival...
Wild melatonin dreams, scratch and sniff wall paper, sad ass movies, and Speak Out name that tune! Welcome to the show!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rob-west8/support
So ready for the turn up...Keyshia Cole &Ashanti tonight on Verzuz! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/herwordshertruth/support
We talk about some favorite treats to have during the holiday season.
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Get the scoop on the new dating scene with social media. It's always going down in the DM. It can get hot in here! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/milfjuicewithdesiree/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/milfjuicewithdesiree/support
This week, the Beys recap HIAC, talk about the build up to AEW Full Gear, and what is the point of a lumberjack match? All that and more on episode 130
The Biden scandal- an unprecedented event. I predict no election this year and herein is why. The economy is going down any day- is this a distraction for the election scandal to keep you focused on lack of money instead of Biden? Did Hunter Biden do this purposefully to take down his dad for being a pedophile? Is Joe going after his daughters? This would explain a lot! Whitmer calls for Trump assassination. Joe Biden is implicated in his first wife's murder! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chai-velocity/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chai-velocity/support
It's going down --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Charity Promotion: Democracy Works: This advertisement is part of a charitable initiative in partnership with Democracy Works. howto.vote --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/myko-nynja/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/myko-nynja/support
Brownie Blendz and ShaylaBang welcome Super Bowl Champion and Oakland native, Robert Turbin, to the show to talk about what it's like to be best friends with Russell Wilson, the story of Ciara sliding into Russ' DMs and how Turbo beat the odds to make it to the NFL.
In this episode, Gerald discusses the boom in gold, how the markets are rigged, and the latest on how the shutdowns have destroyed the economy.
We're a little late this week but just in time for The Horror Show Extreme Rules. Snoop vs. DMX verzuz Tory Lanez & Meg Free Agents in Wrestling Slammerversay reaction Some AEW news Extreme Rules predictions. Follow the pod on Twitter @turnbucklebros on IG @theturnbucklebros. Subscribe to the podcast on Apple podcasts Google podcast Spotify and Stitcher. Download the Anchor App to be a part of the show. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/turnbucklebros/message
As public opinion catches up to the Black Lives Matter movement, some activists are calling to “defund the police.” On this week’s On the Media, the debate over whether to take that slogan literally. Plus, what investigative reporting tells us about how police departments protect abusive cops. And, the case for canceling movies and TV shows with police protagonists. Then, the story of a small town that prepared to go to war with imaginary Antifa hordes. 1. Amna Akbar [orangebegum], law professor at The Ohio State University, on the origins of the police abolition movement. Listen. 2. George Joseph [@georgejoseph94], investigative reporter for WNYC and Gothamist, on how police departments skirt accountability. Listen. 3. Alyssa Rosenberg [@AlyssaRosenberg], Washington Post culture columnist, on why Hollywood should rethink cop-focused entertainment. Listen. 4. Brandy Zadrozny [@BrandyZadrozny], NBC News reporter, on how Antifa became the right's boogeyman du jour. Listen.
With protests continuing in cities all over the world, the Channel Zero Network has some reminders on how to support those who have been arrested, and those who may be arrested in the coming days and weeks. Arrests are one tool cops use to repress mass movements. Arrest keeps protesters off the streets during demonstrations. They scare people with the threat of court cases and potential prison sentences. Alone, we feel defenseless against the police and the courts. By providing jail and court support, we can push back against this repression, from the moment that our comrades are taken in, to the end of their court case. Before heading out into the streets, make sure you and everyone you're with has acontact number written on their body. You'll need to get in touch with someone if you're arrested and you most likely won't have your personal belongings with you. This number can be the National Lawyer's Guild, a group you're involved with, or just a friend who's not at the protest. If you see someone getting arrested, call your legal support number with the arrestee's legal name and birthday. If you are in a large city, you may have to determine where they will be taken. Try to find the arresting officer's precinct or unit. This may determine where your comrade ends up. In smaller cities, everyone may go to the same place. If you expect more arrests, try to stay and observe. If not, you should head to the precinct to wait for the arrestee. Once at the precinct, use the legal name and birthday of the arrestee to ask the cops for the arrest number, charges, and where the arrestee will be taken or held. Keep anyone supporting you in the loop. Be prepared to wait many hours. Keep in touch with others and take turns waiting outside the precinct. It could take hours, or in some cases, the whole night,especially if there's been a mass arrest. From here, each city and state has different processes and different jargon. Connect with local organizers and read about local laws to learn what the process will be in your area. Here are some things that you might encounter. Sometimes arrestees are released quickly with a notice that they'll need to show up in court at a later date. If this happens, take the contact info of arrestees. You'll want to be ready to offer them court support in the future. Sometimes arrestees are charged before release. This is a longer process usually called arraignment, which is a procedural court hearing to file charges and set bail. The court will assign a public defender for arraignments. Try to have a couple offriends attend the arraignment for support. Due to COVID 19, you may only be able to observe via video. Sometimes arrestees will have to post bail to be released. If bail is set, let the court officer know you’re arranging payment and will be coordinating with the arrestee’s lawyer. If you need support making bail connect with local organizers, there may be a bail fund for protestors in your area. No matter what happens, always relay what's happening to other people offering support. Regardless of the legal situation the arrestee ends up in, you'll need to bring some things with you. People who are getting out may be exhausted or have trouble getting home. So bring snacks, water, aspirin, bus fare or transit cards, and cigarettes. If you have a friend being held, you can bring their favorite snacks! If you know the arrestee requires a specific medication, bring that too. You'll also need water and snacks to sustain yourself! Bring External batteries for charging phones as you may be waiting for many hours. If you can't stay and help with jail support, dropping off materials to those waiting can be a big help. Unfortunately, there is a high risk of exposure to COVID-19 while in an enclosed jail cell. Arrestees should consider self-quarantining and getting tested. For every street action and for every viral video of arrests, there are dozens of people outside the spotlight supporting the movement. Remember, it's not over until everyone's safely gotten out of prison and everyone's beaten their charges. Check out Rebel Steps' Jail Support episode at for more tips and resources. And follow Unicorn Riot and Channel Zero Network member It's Going Down for ongoing updates. The Channel Zero Network sends y'all solidarity. Stay safe out there and never stop fighting for a better world.
Another PSA from CZN about how to support your comrades if they're arrested. Also check out our full episode on jail support at http://rebelsteps.com/jailsupport.--With protests continuing in cities all over the world, the Channel Zero Network has some reminders on how to support those who have been arrested, and those who may be arrested in the coming days and weeks. Arrests are one tool cops use to repress mass movements. Arrest keeps protesters off the streets during demonstrations. They scare people with the threat of court cases and potential prison sentences. Alone, we feel defenseless against the police and the courts. By providing jail and court support, we can push back against this repression, from the moment that our comrades are taken in, to the end of their court case.Before heading out into the streets, make sure you and everyone you're with has acontact number written on their body. You'll need to get in touch with someone if you're arrested and you most likely won't have your personal belongings with you. This number can be the National Lawyer's Guild, a group you're involved with, or just a friend who's not at the protest.If you see someone getting arrested, call your legal support number with the arrestee's legal name and birthday. If you are in a large city, you may have to determine where they will be taken. Try to find the arresting officer's precinct or unit. This may determine where your comrade ends up. In smaller cities, everyone may go to the same place.If you expect more arrests, try to stay and observe. If not, you should head to the precinct to wait for the arrestee.Once at the precinct, use the legal name and birthday of the arrestee to ask the cops for the arrest number, charges, and where the arrestee will be taken or held. Keep anyone supporting you in the loop.Be prepared to wait many hours. Keep in touch with others and take turns waiting outside the precinct. It could take hours, or in some cases, the whole night,especially if there's been a mass arrest.From here, each city and state has different processes and different jargon. Connect with local organizers and read about local laws to learn what the process will be in your area. Here are some things that you might encounter. Sometimes arrestees are released quickly with a notice that they'll need to show up in court at a later date. If this happens, take the contact info of arrestees. You'll want to be ready to offer them court support in the future. Sometimes arrestees are charged before release. This is a longer process usually called arraignment, which is a procedural court hearing to file charges and set bail. The court will assign a public defender for arraignments. Try to have a couple offriends attend the arraignment for support. Due to COVID 19, you may only be able to observe via video.Sometimes arrestees will have to post bail to be released. If bail is set, let the court officer know you’re arranging payment and will be coordinating with the arrestee’s lawyer. If you need support making bail connect with local organizers, there may be a bail fund for protestors in your area.No matter what happens, always relay what's happening to other people offering support. Regardless of the legal situation the arrestee ends up in, you'll need to bring some things with you.People who are getting out may be exhausted or have trouble getting home. So bring snacks, water, aspirin, bus fare or transit cards, and cigarettes. If you have a friend being held, you can bring their favorite snacks! If you know the arrestee requires a specific medication, bring that too.You'll also need water and snacks to sustain yourself! Bring External batteries for charging phones as you may be waiting for many hours. If you can't stay and help with jail support, dropping off materials to those waiting can be a big help.Unfortunately, there is a high risk of exposure to COVID-19 while in an enclosed jail cell. Arrestees should consider self-quarantining and getting tested. For every street action and for every viral video of arrests, there are dozens of people outside the spotlight supporting the movement. Remember, it's not over until everyone's safely gotten out of prison and everyone's beaten their charges. Check out Rebel Steps' Jail Support episode at rebelsteps.com/jailsupport for more tips and resources. And follow Unicorn Riot and Channel Zero Network member It's Going Down for ongoing updates. The Channel Zero Network sends y'all solidarity. Stay safe out there and never stop fighting for a better world. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
We give our take on Minneapolis and the public outcry and restaurant etiquette.
We have a special pod today as riots and looting are officially going down. After the horrendous murder of George Floyd, peacefully protests have started to devolve into good old fashioned chaos. We have updates on the situation and discuss how the scene is unfolding. Is this for the justice or the Gram? Netflix recently released a Jefferey Epstein docuseries. We break down the latest revelations. We are sponsored by Audible. You can get a free audiobook and 30 day trial by visiting www.audibletrial.com/hidden As always we are sponsored by Illuminatus Brand and they can be found at Illuminatusbrand.com and @team_illuminatus on Instagram. This show can be found @hiddeninplainsightradio on Instagram. iTunes Link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hidden-in-plain-sight/id1488538144?i=1000459997594 Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5zsntvl63Do7m9gNTD8Za2?si=MczvbuMlRuCbmWChclVUZA
As protests heat up, the Channel Zero Network has some reminders on how to stay safe while out in the streets. Bring buddies and don't let them out of the range of your voice. Write a legal aid number on your body so you can get help if you get arrested. Be sure to know your buddies legal names and birthdays. You'll need these to help find them if they're arrested. When moving around, walk don't run. Stick together. Turn off your phone while out in the street to avoid surveillance of your locationand so as not to have your unlocked phone taken by the authorities or other bad actors. Try your best not to stick out in a crowd. Cover up tattoos with clothing or body paint. Cops will use footage from the protest to try to identify you. Wear clothes that are good for moving quickly. Avoid wearing jewelry and wear closed toe shoes. Wear your mask at all times, even if you're talking to someone in order to guard yourself against surveillance, covid 19, pepper spray, and tear gas. Avoid wearing contact lenses. Bring goggles of some kind in case of tear gas or pepper spray. Consider wearing bike helmets as police often cause head injuries with batons and other weapons. Don't take photos or video of people doing anything illegal or with their face uncovered. Whenever possible, film the cops, not the protesters. ONLY PUT WATER IN YOUR EYES. Don't use milk or baking soda or anything else.Clean water is the safest thing to use at a protest. If possible, bring a waterbottle to drink from and a water bottle to flush out eyes of any comrades who are maced or tear-gassed. And white comrades are encouraged to follow the lead of black and brown comrades, as they bear the brunt of state brutality. Follow Unicorn Riot and Channel Zero Network member It's Going Down for ongoing updates. The Channel Zero Network sends y'all solidarity. Stay safe out there and never stop fighting for a better world.
In the wake of George Floyd’s death, protests are unfolding across the country. As new people are mobilized, we want to share some thoughts on how to stay safe while out in the streets. Remember, this is all a marathon, not a sprint. So take care of yourself and your comrades. Here’s some tips from the Channel Zero Network:Bring buddies and don't let them out of the range of your voice. Write a legal aid number on your body so you can get help if you get arrested. Be sure to know your buddies legal names and birthdays. You'll need these to help find them if they're arrested.When moving around, walk don't run. Stick together.Turn off your phone while out in the street to avoid surveillance of your locationand so as not to have your unlocked phone taken by the authorities or other bad actors.Try your best not to stick out in a crowd. Cover up tattoos with clothing or body paint. Cops will use footage from the protest to try to identify you. Wear clothes that are good for moving quickly. Avoid wearing jewelry and wear closed toe shoes. Wear your mask at all times, even if you're talking to someone in order to guard yourself against surveillance, covid 19, pepper spray, and tear gas.Avoid wearing contact lenses. Bring goggles of some kind in case of tear gas or pepper spray.Consider wearing bike helmets as police often cause head injuries with batons and other weapons. Don't take photos or video of people doing anything illegal or with their face uncovered. Whenever possible, film the cops, not the protesters.ONLY PUT WATER IN YOUR EYES. Don't use milk or baking soda or anything else.Clean water is the safest thing to use at a protest. If possible, bring a water-bottle to drink from and a water bottle to flush out eyes of any comrades who are maced or tear-gassed. And white comrades are encouraged to follow the lead of black and brown comrades, as they bear the brunt of state brutality.Follow Unicorn Riot and Channel Zero Network member It's Going Down for ongoing updates. The Channel Zero Network sends y'all solidarity. Stay safe out there and never stop fighting for a better world. For more tips, check out “Staying Safe in the Streets” from CrimeThinc. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
A conversation with a member of the It's Going Down collective about their pre-pandemic text "Livewire: Against Automation, Against UBI, Against Capital." We revisit the text in the context of the pandemic, ever-increasing trends towards automation of various sectors in Canada and the USA, and the Canadian government's emergency relief benefit (CERB), which many have compared to universal basic income. Read the whole text as a zine here: https://itsgoingdown.org/new-zine-pdf-version-of-livewire-against-automation-against-ubi-against-capital/
As part of the world struggles to maintain order with the coronavirus pandemic afoot, our co-hosts, alongside a new guest, find ways of bringing some levity to listeners. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aviot/support
Megan Sweeting is a professional photographer and self-proclaimed Instagram Influencer (@megan.sweeting) and she joined us to chat about creepy internet stalkers and the disgusting things they send in DMs, "Instagram reality" and being an Influencer, wedding horror stories, being on the news, our celebrity look-a-likes, and how Brian can go from a zero to a six on the hotness scale with a few intrusive beauty procedures. Follow Megan's wedding photography on IG (@bourbonandbrides) and find us on your favorite social media platform (@letsallbeserious) for more funny content from your favorite weekly group therapy crew! If you love the show, you can support us by pledging to our Patreon at www.patreon.com/letsallbeserious — Thanks for listening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Oral sex – how important is it? This week, the crew talks about all things oral and dives deep into how crucial it can be for some sexual relationships.
Super Bowl LIV/NFL HOF announced/NBA all-stars announced/NBA all-star snubs/Zion Williamson playing in Rising Stars game/Cam Newton staying in Carolina/Jerry Rice one more time
Have you ever pushed the elevator button, had it light up, and then someone who must be better than you at everything pushes the obviously lit up button again as if you did it wrong? Well, I know what we can do with a person like that. Happy new year! Song clip from "Danger! High Voltage" by Electric Six Still from Paramount Pictures' "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory"
Heading into Week 13 can be intimidating - for many teams it's do or die to make the playoffs, or a chance to solidify the all-important bye week. How can you improve your chances of a win this week? Your host Dave & special guest Jessica run through injury news and waiver wire picks to help you come out on top.
Our special music word is "timbre" which means the way something sounds. We'll be using different timbres to tell a story from our imagination -- we'll supply the timbres, you supply the story! This is the final of three episodes about timbre; this episode is aimed at the 4th and 5th grade levels, but everybody enjoys a good story. Additional information, including lesson plans and suggestions for extending the learning, available at musicboxpod.org. This episode was recorded in part at Carter Elementary School in Louisville, KY. Thanks to music teacher Lisa Lucey and everyone at Carter for hosting us. Music credits: Lots of Fun - Spectacles Wallet and Watch Valium - nothanks Returning to Base Camp - John Barzetti The Music Box is a production of Louisville Public Media and PRX, with support from PNC. Connect with us on social media! Facebook: Music Box Twitter: Music Box Instagram: Music Box
Cruz and ChimiWadeChanga are tackling that thunder god, Thor, the atrocities that are his bleached eyebrows, his adopted brother, Loki, and the almight liar of an Allfather, Odin!
Strap your butts in for the wildest ride yet! The big bad Demakus army is crawling all over Ravenwood but our good friends from Red Mountain are coming to our rescue... hopefully soon. Can our heroes hold off the hoards until help arrives? Find out in this week’s episode of DangerTown. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
In Queen Sugar Season 4, Episode 7, things are heating up! Ralph Angel's Re-Entry Program Hits A Snag Nova Case of the Ex Part 2 Charley's Challenges Find me on social media at @iamandreabrown
In this weeks episode CBS comes under fire. We also talk about shows that have been cancelled, renewed and picked up. We remind you to follow our fabulous hosts on instagram, @brittanycon and @antoinettetaube and of course our executive producer @creative_nas.
Public education is at the top of everyone's minds today! The teachers strike had everyone in Los Angeles in their feelings - including us. Listen to the episode to hear about a social media flare-up between UTLA and Hood Digest. We set the record straight on some things! Our guest is LAUSD Board President Mónica García who blessed us all with her wisdom about LA Unified's advances towards education justice and properly serving our students - the ones that are often neglected, underserved and taken for granted! Monica breaks down the relationship between California's defunding of public education and how it impacts politics at LAUSD! ABOUT OUR GUEST Mónica García proudly represents Board District 2 in the Los Angeles Unified School District where she has galvanized the L.A. Unified school community to take aggressive action to reach 100% graduation and break the cycle of poverty by ensuring that every child can read, write, think, and believe. Since her election to the Board in June 2006, Ms. García and the educational justice movement have successfully championed school reform models that offer students smaller and more personalized settings. These options give school sites the autonomy they need to prepare all students for college or career. To date, more than 250,000 students are now served in this growing portfolio of reform models, which include single-gender academies, partnership schools, in-district teacher-led academies called “pilot” schools that operate under a reform labor contract and charter schools. District-wide, Ms. García led the campaign to pass a $7 billion school bond for the largest new school construction program in U.S. history. In addition, these funds created opportunities to leverage much-needed health and human services through the successful $50 million Wellness Center Initiative. She has increased accountability by spearheading the development of School Report Cards. She has led an aggressive effort to increase equity through a groundbreaking “per-pupil” funding strategy that ensures dollars follow the student to school sites. Her focus on the needs of English Learner students, who make up 25% of L.A. Unified’s student community, has yielded a deep shift in the District’s instructional approach. Additionally, Ms. García has authored School Discipline policies and facilitated cross-jurisdictional partnerships that embrace our students’ desire to learn and our educators’ willingness to teach by implementing Restorative Justice techniques, resulting in reduced suspension rates and increased learning time. This work has resulted in suspension rates falling to less than a tenth of a percent in 2016. Board President García was elected to the Board of Education in June 2006, becoming the third Latina to serve on the Board in its 155-year history. She served an unprecedented six years as Board President, a position to which she was elected by her fellow Board Members. Previously, Ms. García served as an Academic Advisor in South Los Angeles at Foshay Learning Center and Edison Middle School during her six-year tenure with Volunteers of America’s Educational Talent Search Program. Through her work as a guidance counselor, she solidified her belief that when adults offer opportunities and support, every child can learn. Immediately prior to joining the Board of Education, Ms. García served as Chief of Staff to a L.A. Unified Board Member. Her efforts in that role helped lay the groundwork for the construction of 131 new schools and in 2017, all 131 new schools have opened their doors adding over 125,000 new seats for students. Her work also led to the adoption of the A-G requirements that guarantees every student in the district access to a college-preparatory curriculum. Ms. García was born and raised in East Los Angeles. She attended local schools and graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a B.A. degree in Chicano Studies and Political Science. She earned her Master’s D...
R.I.P. Jassy Correia. In this episode, DME & Rich break down Jordyn Woods' interview on Red Table Talk, Future not letting plus size women into the club, Sheck Wes & Justine Skye, Antonio Brown, Michael Cohen, the Lakers, and the Celtics. Rich's Vibe of the Week: Juice WRLD - Hear Me Calling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlSNHEfnqn8 DME's Vibe of the Week: SAINt JHN feat. Lil' Baby - Trap https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6eEJMvkZ5c
Ep. 5 - It's Going Down in the DM. Facebook "wave" & "poke". Explicit Pics (Don't want to ride that wave). Laughs and much more. Special guest, Uncle Rico from Drunk Unks Podcast joins in on the fun! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gegcrew/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gegcrew/support
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Welcome to Chapter 21 of Only Haft the Story Podcast! Today's episode is Jacob Smith. Him and I go way back and have set out a goal to complete an ironman triathlon years ago. In 2019, this dream will manifest into a reality. IT'S GOING DOWN. We are signed up and the training regimen is just getting started. Please enjoy this conversation with the one & only, Jacob Smith! Music By: @BobRabbit_ Follow the journey: @Andrewhaft --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/OnlyHaftTheStory/support
NO BORDERS MEDIA News Roundup Podcast Ep. 05 (11/17/18) Anarchist Analysis After The US Midterms with Cindy (Rebellious Mourning), Andrew (It's Going Down) & Jaggi (No Borders Media) -> Listen, download and share: https://soundcloud.com/nobordersmedia/newsroundup111718 This is an extended (90 mins) No Borders Media news roundup, recorded a few days after the US mid-term elections on November 6, 2018. Our panelists in this episode are Cindy Milstein, editor of Rebellious Mourning: The Collective Work of Grief, Andrew of It's Going Down, and Jaggi Singh, of No Borders Media. Together, Cindy, Andrew and Jaggi nerd out on US politics from an anarchist perspective. We analyze the midterms, critique voting as harm reduction,and explore political trends of interest to people organizing for liberation. Cindy, who recently wrote the article, Our Grief Is a Starting Point in the Fight Against Fascism, explores the weight of despair in this Trumpian moment, but also inspiring examples of solidarity and mutual aid. Andrew breaks down how Fox News host Tucker Carlson actively supports and enables white nationalism And Jaggi makes the case, again, against liberal civility and for radical authenticity, in the struggle against the far-right. -> Listen here: https://soundcloud.com/nobordersmedia/newsroundup111718 ------ Here are other No Borders Media News Roundups: - News Roundup Podcast Ep. 04 (10/03/18): Racism in Quebec & the Election of CAQ Listen here: https://soundcloud.com/nobordersmedia/electioncaq - News Roundup Podcast Ep. 03 (09/25/18): Resisting the right-wing Ford government in Ontario Listen here: https://soundcloud.com/nobordersmedia/torontonewsroundup - News Roundup Podcast Ep. 02 (09/18/18): Three anarchists discussing the news (Disaster Relief, Trump Resistance, Anarchy in Teen Vogue, and more) Listen here: https://soundcloud.com/nobordersmedia/newsroundup091818 - News Roundup Podcast Ep. 01 (09/09/18) - Prison Strike, Trump Resistance, and more! Listen here: https://soundcloud.com/nobordersmedia/newsroundup090918 ----- NO BORDERS MEDIA No Borders Media is an autonomous left-wing media network. We share and create content that supports the struggles of communities in resistance, with a focus on the self-determination struggles of Indigenous peoples, migrants, refugees and working class people of colour in the context of opposition to capitalism and colonialism. Some current focuses include: migrant justice, resistance to borders, anti-fascism and anarchism. We are in the early stages our independent media project. To stay in touch send us an e-mail at nobordersmedianetwork@gmail.com or look for No Borders Media on facebook, twitter and soundcloud. Much more to come in the coming weeks and months. No Borders Media fb: www.facebook.com/NoBordersMediaNetwork soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/NoBordersMedia twitter: twitter.com/NoBordersMedia contact: NoBordersMediaNetwork@gmail.com You can find No Borders Media podcasts here: google play: https://play.google.com/music/m/Iryaoz7brmxisj3tcojm7p7bgce?t=No_Borders_Media itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/no-borders-media/id1439525381 stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/no-borders-media pocketcasts: https://pca.st/J3K9
There were lots of hot topics on tab this week! We just took of few of them and gave you our twist on what WE thought! Kanye West has reportedly designed t-shirts urging Black people to leave the Democratic party? So y’all remember #TurningPointUSA’s #YoungBlackLeadershipSummit that was held in Washington D.C. recently? It’s where #StaceyDash and #BenCarson are speaking and it is catered to young black conservatives. Well, apparently Kanye’s newest clothing design debuted there. The shirts Kanye created say #Blexit on them and supposedly advocate for a black exit, or “Blexit,” from the #Democratic Party, according to Turning Point USA’s communications director, conservative commentator and Kanye’s homegirl, #CandaceOwens. What do we say about this brotha! He needs to get back to his roots; give him a good piece of greasy chiecken, lol. Nicki Minaj is all about taking a lie detector test to get to the bottom of her feud with Cardi B. On Monday (October 29), talk show host Maury Povich offered the Queen mastermind a free test and Nicki accepted. This all may be a publicity stunt...stay tuned for this one! Tyler Perry is saying that in 2019, we’re going to see the last of Mabel Earleane Simmons, otherwise known as the beloved “Madea” character. If you’re a Perry fan, this could be sad news, but if you’re not, well, it could be good news. In the last few years tremendous strides have been made within the beauty industry for women of color. Longtime besties Kimberly Smith and Amaya Smith both had their own successful beauty businesses before they decided to go into business together and provide WOC in the D.C. area with the beauty essentials they need and desire. Together, they have teamed up to bring Brown Beauty Co-Op to Dupont Circle, which will house a mixture of skincare, hair and beauty products specifically for WOC in a 1,000-square foot store located at 1365 Connecticut Avenue Northwest. The space is scheduled to open this December and is sure to be to the delight of many women residents of the D.C. area. CHECK THEM OUT! There are new condoms out that claim that to withstand 1,000 thrusts. The average sexual encounter lasts 19 minutes. Let’s say 25 per cent of that time is foreplay. So that’s almost 15 minutes of sex with around 30-40 thrusts per minute, or 600 thrusts in a session.Also the average sex session ranges from 33 seconds to 44 minutes. Is Hugging another woman's man inappropriate? We flipped this a couple of times but let us know what you think?? Until next Wednesday...see what I'm sayin!!
Texts: Exodus 19:3-7; 20:1-17; Matt. 5:17-18 Subject: Covenant and Commandments Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost; October 7, 2018, Reformation Lutheran Church, Las Vegas, NV Pastor Matt Metevelis
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No Borders Media News Roundup Podcast #2 featuring three anarchists: Kim Kelly (writer and organizer from New York City), Andrew from It's Going Down, & Jaggi Singh from No Borders Media. -> Listen to the podcast here: https://soundcloud.com/nobordersmedia/newsroundup091818 On this latest (September 18, 2018) No Borders Media News Roundup Podcast, we feature a conversation between three anarchist media-makers: Kim Kelly (writer and organizer from New York City), Andrew from It's Going Down, and Jaggi Singh from No Borders Media. We discuss Autonomous Disaster Relief in the context of Hurricane Florence, with reference to Hurricane Sandy (2012) and Maria (2017), and a breakdown of the colonial-capitalist exploitation of Puerto Rico. We explore a core topic of these news round-ups: Trump Resistance. We criticize the ruling class appropriation of resistance, and take a critical but open-minded look at the growth of social-democracy on the left in USA, with detailed reference to the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and the candidates they've supported, like Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez in New York City. We highlight ongoing examples of autonomous, grassroots resistance, including the Prison Strike, anti-fascist organizing, Occupy ICE actions, various teachers strikes, Indigenous Resistance to pipelines, and more. We get an update about an Occupy ICE comrade from San Antonio, Mapache, who stood up to neo-Nazi violence, as well as to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), but was recently deported to Mexico after a months long detention. We muse about the continued relevance of, and increasing interest in, anarchist ideas and practice. This includes the inside scoop on the recent Teen Vogue article on anarchism (written by our guest Kim Kelly). We finish up with a discussion about the necessity and importance of left-wing anarchist media in this current political moment. This news roundup was recorded late on September 18, 2018, for No Borders Media. -> Share the podcast here: https://soundcloud.com/nobordersmedia/newsroundup091818 [Listen to the previous No Borders Media News Roundup Podcast #1, with El Jones (Halifax), Jaggi Singh (Montreal), Syed Hussan (Toronto) and Harjap Grewal (Vancouver): https://soundcloud.com/nobordersmedia/newsroundup090918] ----- NO BORDERS MEDIA No Borders Media, based in Toronto and Montreal, is an autonomous left-wing media network. We share and create content that supports the struggles of communities in resistance, with a focus on the self-determination struggles of Indigenous peoples, migrants, refugees and working class people of colour in the context of opposition to capitalism and colonialism. Some current focuses include: migrant justice, resistance to borders, anti-fascism and anarchism. We are in the early stages our independent media project. To stay in touch send us an e-mail at nobordersmedianetwork@gmail.com or look for No Borders Media on facebook and soundcloud. Much more to come in the coming weeks and months. No Borders Media (Toronto/Montreal) fb: www.facebook.com/NoBordersMediaNetwork soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/NoBordersMedia twitter: twitter.com/NoBordersMedia contact: NoBordersMediaNetwork@gmail.com
In this episode we discuss the crash of the Tupolev Tu-154 aircraft of the Polish Air Force crashed near the city of Smolensk that killed all 96 people on board. This episode is sponsored by Grand Canyon Brewing, check them out at https://www.grandcanyonbrewery.com/
This week we talk about white people calling the police on black ppl. Izzo buries Shakea Breaka on the Waffle House situation & a bunch of other funny things
Pastor Ben gives a new message from the series Rags to Riches this week April 22, 2018.
Whoa whoa whoa! With all of the powerful gods of luck aligning, we managed to secure an amazing interview with an anonymous contributor from anticapitalist news hub ItsGoingDown.org. We talk about the reactionary base of the establishment media class, IGD's recent conflict with Patreon, and much more. If you live in NYC come check out our stand up show at Starr Bar on September 29th at 7PM!
It's Going Down is a digital community center from anarchist, anti-fascist, autonomous anti-capitalist and anti-colonial movements. Our mission is to provide a resilient platform to publicize and promote revolutionary theory and action. Brett sits down with a member of the collective to discuss anarchism in the 21st century. Topics Include: Anarchism, Hedges and Chomsky on Antifa, Left Unity, Gun Culture on the Left, Anti-Colonialism, being a race traitor, and the future of the revolutionary Left. ------- It's Going Down can be found here: https://itsgoingdown.org Our music this week comes from Voltaire Slapadelic with the song American Dream. Check out more of their music here: https://voltaireofficial.bandcamp.com ---------------------- Please rate and review us on iTunes and support us on Patreon if you have some spare change laying around. This podcast is officially affiliated with The Nebraska Left Coalition and the Omaha GDC.
Did you know you have the power to narrate your own life? Instead of panicking over the lies of the enemy, learn to speak the TRUTH and turn the tide in your favor. Let the enemy know that he's going DOWN! Hannah here! Thanks for checking out my podcast. If you enjoyed it, please let us know in the comments! Feeling overwhelmed? Check out the Mom Boot Camp. There is nothing to buy! Just three days of power-packed content to transform your life and change the way you “Mom.” (Click here!) Want to spend 15 minutes with me every morning? Download my 15 minute Crazy Blessed Meditation. It’s a great way to start your morning and set yourself up for success. > Click Here < then send a message to Hannah to receive the Crazy Blessed Meditation! Evidently, we’re in the same boat here, so let’s stay connected! Hannah on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hannahkeeleyfriends Hannah on Twitter: https://twitter.com/HannahKeeley Hannah on Instagram: https://instagram.com/hannahkeeley/ Hannah on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/HannahKeeley
We talk Lacazette to Arsenal, Lukaku to Man United, Rooney back to Everton, Giroud, Sanchez, Ronaldo, and much more. Twitter: @e2efootballpod Instagram: @e2efootballpod Facebook: @end2endfootballpodcast Hosts: Kuda Twitter: @Ntuli88 Instagram: @Kudashots Stuart Instagram: @sj4tune Shawn
Hannah here! Thanks for checking out my podcast. If you enjoyed it please let us know in the comments! Feeling overwhelmed? Check out the Mom Boot Camp. There is nothing to buy! Just three days of power-packed content to transform your life and change the way you “Mom.” (Click the image below!) Want to spend 15 minutes with me every morning? Download my 15 minute Crazy Blessed Meditation. It’s a great way to start your morning and set yourself up for success. > Click the image below then send a message to Hannah to receive the Crazy Blessed Meditation! Evidently, we’re in the same boat here, so let’s stay connected! Hannah on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hannahkeeleyfriends Hannah on Twitter: https://twitter.com/HannahKeeley Hannah on Instagram: https://instagram.com/hannahkeeley/ Hannah on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/HannahKeeley
Did you know you have the power to narrate your own life? Instead of panicking over the lies of the enemy, learn to speak the TRUTH and turn the tide in your favor. Let the enemy know that he's going DOWN! Did you enjoy this podcast? Then subscribe, and keep the crazy blessing going! Also, if you could leave a rating and review, that would sure be sweet of you. Plus, I may just show up at your house and give you a big hug (that's not a threat...). All you have to do is go to "Ratings and Reviews" and it will have a tab there right underneath the customer reviews that says "leave a review." And if you're a mom, then you could probably use a little help now and then. Here are some of my free resources that you can use any time you get a hankering (which is southern for, “when you feel like it”)-- The Bible is the greatest success book written, but if you’re highly distracted (hello, sister!) you may have a hard time reading it. Check out my Short-Attention Span Bible Reading Program. Fed up with clutter? You’re preachin’ to the preacher! I’ve got the perfect plan for you to declutter your entire home (and life) in one month. Check out my 30-Day Power Purge. Are you a mom who is totally overwhelmed? Feel like you’re at the end of your rope? Do you want to get organized, take control, and create a life you love? Check out my 21-Day Mom Rescue. Evidently, we’re in the same boat here, so let’s stay connected! Hannah on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hannahkeeleyfriends Hannah on Twitter: https://twitter.com/HannahKeeley Hannah on Periscope: http://periscope.tv/hannahkeeley Hannah on Instagram: https://instagram.com/hannahkeeley/ Hannah on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/HannahKeeley
Hey Hey NFL fans...... welcome to another week in the NFL! So as we approach week two in the NFL, we take a look at the NFC North both the good and the bad. Can the Bears bounce back from whatever that was we were forced to witness last week? Will Sam Bradford lead the Vikngs past the Packers in the US Bank Stadium Season Opener? Are the Lions the true sleeper team of the season? We will be discussing this and much more, so tune in Sunday, September 18th @ 10a CST for fun, laughs and or course plenty of fan opinion.
Episode 127 // Chris talks The Opening and Texas commits competing there this week as Justin and Eric travel up to Beaverton, Oregon.
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Cedric Phillips calls up his buddy Joe "JoeyBags" Gagliardi to chat about #NXTCleveland, the numerous Wrestlemania feuds that are building, and Ced states his case as to why Dean Ambrose is beating Triple H at #WWERoadblock.
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Kenny Ducey, Matt Rosenfeld, and Kevin Kelly react to the end of a wild NBA Playoffs Round 1, and the start of Round 2, then welcome in Chuck Daley (@ThunderObsessed) to talk Durant & Thunder-Clippers.
Kenny Ducey, Matt Rosenfeld, and Kevin Kelly react to the end of a wild NBA Playoffs Round 1, and the start of Round 2, then welcome in Chuck Daley (@ThunderObsessed) to talk Durant & Thunder-Clippers.
Inspired by the ultra-slimmed down Matthew McConaughey and a transgendered Jared Leto, Josh and Adam review DALLAS BUYERS CLUB and share their Top 5 Actor Transformations. This episode is presented by Shutterstock (code FILM1113). :00-1:33 - Billboard / Shutterstock 1:33-19:48 - Review: "Dallas Buyers Club" Music: Midlake, "It's Going Down" 21:02-23:08 - Sponsor: Shutterstock 23:08-29:40 - Massacre Theatre 29:40-37:44 - Polls / Notes 37:44-50:06 - Top 5: Actor Transformations Music: Midlake, "Antiphon" 51:18-54:32 - Donations 54:32-1:11:33 - Top 5: Actor Transformations cont. 1:11:33-1:14:21 - Close MUSIC - Midlake NOTES - MT winner: Kristen Roath LINKS - Josh's "Dallas Buyers Club" review - John Sayles Dissolve Q&A - Carl's Halloween movie PARTNERS - Fandor.com/Filmspotting - Backstory Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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