Podcast appearances and mentions of John Cummings

Slavery in Louisiana - a Visit to Whitney Plantation In today's episode, we learn about slavery in Louisiana. We visit Whitney Plantation, located in Wallace, LA 40 miles West of New Orleans. The Whitney is the only plantation whose primary focus is on the slaves who worked, lived, and died along this stretch of the Mississippi River. My guest today is Joy Banner, Director of Marketing at Whitney. Joy is also a native of the nearby community and is a descendant of the slaves at Whitney. On today's show, you'll learn... About the people who were kidnapped, sold into slavery, and came to work at the Whitney and other plantations along River Road. You'll meet some of the slaves and hear their surprising connections to modern day New Orleanians. You'll gain insight into the conditions they endured, and what plantation life was like for the enslaved. Most plantations along River Road were sugar plantations, so you'll also learn about the process of making granulated sugar on a plantation. "We ask African Americans to get over it, but we don't really understand what the it is.”  - John Cummings, owner of Whitney Plantation Resources Whitney Plantation - located in Wallace, LA 40 miles West of New Orleans. For more information about Whitney Plantation, visit their website. Thank You Thanks to Joy Banner for welcoming my wife and I to Whitney Plantation. Joy took us around the grounds on a day when they were closed, patiently answered all of our questions, then made time two days later for the interview.   Subscribe to the Podcast If you enjoy the show, please subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play Music or wherever you get your podcasts. If you do enjoy listening, please share Beyond Bourbon Street with someone who shares our love of New Orleans. Join Us on Facebook We now have a Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your New Orleans experiences and engage with others who love all things New Orleans. Join us by going to www.beyondbourbonst.com/facebook Contact Us Got an idea for an episode, have some feedback or just want to say hi? Leave us a message at 504-475-7632 or send an email to mark@beyondbourbonst.com Thanks for listening! Mark

The Lumbee Nation counts 55,000 members, and although they are not federally recognized and have no tribal trust land, they have a strong cultural identity. The possibility of federal recognition is a factor in who members support in the presidential race. Across the state, the smaller, but federally recognized, Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians has political and economic muscle and opposes Lumbee recognition. We'll explore the dynamics of navigating the Native vote in a critical swing state. GUESTS John Cummings (Lumbee Tribe), chairman of the Robeson County Board of Commissioners Christopher Reed (enrolled member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians), vice chair of the North Carolina District 11 Democratic Party Jesalyn Kaziah (Lumbee), executive director of the Triangle Native American Society

Looking for a moving and magical theatre experience? 'Please Right Back', by Award-winning company 1927, combines handcrafted animation and bold storytelling to tell the story of the mysterious Mr.E. There is an AD performance and touch tour taking place on Sunday 10th August at the Edinburgh International Festival (EIF). Amelia spoke to Audio Describers Bridget Stevens and John Cummings to learn more about the production and their careers. Book tickets by calling the box office on 0311 473 2056 or visiting the EIF website www.eif.co.uk/events/please-right-back Image is a bright yellow photo with black an yellow text. The text reads 'together we are' highlighted in black and written in sketched yellow capitals with 'Edinburgh International Festival' below in bold black capitals.

Few bands left a legacy as deep and as lasting as The Ramones. You literally couldn't count the number of bands who were influenced by these 4 New York ne'er-do-wells. They created a sound and a look that virtually created a whole genre of music. Let's have a listen to one of their classic tracks, “I Wanna Be Sedated”. "I Wanna Be Sedated" (Jeffrey Hyman, John Cummings & Douglas Colvin) Copyright 1978 Bleu Disque Music Co., Inc and Taco Tunes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Few bands left a legacy as deep and as lasting as The Ramones. You literally couldn't count the number of bands who were influenced by these 4 New York ne'er-do-wells. They created a sound and a look that virtually created a whole genre of music. Let's have a listen to one of their classic tracks, “I Wanna Be Sedated”. "I Wanna Be Sedated" (Jeffrey Hyman, John Cummings & Douglas Colvin) Copyright 1978 Bleu Disque Music Co., Inc and Taco Tunes — This show is just one of many great music-themed podcasts on the Pantheon network. Do yourself a favor and check 'em out. And remember to follow this show, so you never miss an episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Choice Classic Radio presents Boston Blackie, which aired from 1944 to 1950. Today we bring to you the episode titled "John Cummings Case.” Please consider supporting our show by becoming a patron at  http://choiceclassicradio.com We hope you enjoy the show!

Boston Blackie is a fictional character created by Jack Boyle. He was originally a jewel thief and safecracker, but he became a detective in adaptations for films, radio, and television. He is known as "an enemy to those who make him an enemy, friend to those who have no friend." Boston Blackie is a complex and interesting character. He is a thief, but he is also a good person who helps those in need. He is always up for a challenge, and he always tries to do the right thing. Chester Morris was the best-known actor to play Boston Blackie, starring in 14 Columbia Pictures films and a 1944 NBC radio series. The radio series was also successful, and it was revived in 1945 with Richard Kollmar in the title role. Boston Blackie has been enjoyed by audiences for decades. He is a popular character who has been featured in many different media. He is a classic character who will continue to be enjoyed for years to come. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dwight-allen0/support

In this episode, we embark on a journey to the high seas as we explore the life of John Cummings, a man whose extraordinary talent for swallowing knives set him apart from the rest. Join us as we unravel the mysteries behind his peculiar skill, the dangers he faced, and the crowd-stunning performances that made him a legendary figure of his time. Then, we shift gears and delve into the intriguing life of Thomas Justice, a young cyclist prodigy with a promising future. Discover the twists and turns that led him down a path of crime and infamy, as we explore the events that transformed him from a rising star in the world of cycling to a notorious bank robber. Join us for an episode filled with adventure, danger, and unexpected twists, as we explore the unique and gripping stories of John Cummings and Thomas Justice. You won't want to miss this extraordinary journey into the lives of two individuals whose paths took them to places they could have never imagined. Please get in touch with sales@advertisecast.com if you would like to advertise on The Shallow End with Schnebly and Toth.  http://www.airwavemedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Daily Quiz - Music Today's Questions: Question 1: Who was the first Spice Girl to have a solo chart single? Question 2: Members Of The Buggles, King Crimson & Yes Went On To Form Which Band Question 3: Who Had A Massive 90's Hit With Rhythm Is A Dancer Question 4: Glen Frey & Bernie Leadon Are Original Mebers Of Which Group Question 5: Which American Band Comprised Jeffrey Hyman , John Cummings, Douglas Colvin, & Tommy Erdelyi, Although All Were Known Professionaly By The Same Surname Question 6: What Is A Small Flute With A Higher Pitch Called Question 7: Who Has The Christian Names Christina Ciminella Question 8: Which Girl Group Consisted Of "Esther Bennett, Vernie Bennett, Louise Nurding, Kelle Bryan" Question 9: Whose Songs Include Night & Day, Begin The Beguine & Just One Of Thoese Things This podcast is produced by Klassic Studios Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tommy Koopman, Deputy Director of Prevention and Wellness, from the Mental Health Recovery Board Serving Warren & Clinton Counties comes in and forecasts with Roy the direction of prevention around mental health.For help dial 988 for the suicide crisis lifelineor call 877 695 Need (6333) or text "4hope" to 741741Or listen to John Cummings, Deputy Director of Communications for MHRBWCC on his podcast https://www.messy.fm/mhrbwcc

This Episode we interview Jeff Bovard, John Cummings, Faye Jordan about their take on being a Gym Owner. Welcome to the Gym Lords Podcast, where we talk with successful gym owners to hear what they're doing that is working RIGHT NOW, and to hear lessons and failures they've learned along the way. We would love to share your story! If you'd like to be featured on the podcast, fill out the form on the link below. https://gymlaunchsecrets.com/podcast

This Episode we interview Jeff Bovard, John Cummings, Faye Jordan about their take on being a Gym Owner. Welcome to the Gym Lords Podcast, where we talk with successful gym owners to hear what they're doing that is working RIGHT NOW, and to hear lessons and failures they've learned along the way. We would love to share your story! If you'd like to be featured on the podcast, fill out the form on the link below. https://gymlaunchsecrets.com/podcast

Well, we got the news yesterday that Perth's recorded the country's highest June quarter inflation at 7.4 per cent - although it was a slight decrease, we're still in for some price pain. What does it mean in real terms at the checkout? President of the WA Independent Grocers Association, John Cummings runs us through the increases.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dramatic price hikes across several sectors have been the norm in the past 18 months, to the extent that a box of 10 chicken nuggets from a fast-food outlet is now cheaper than a lettuce. The cost of vegetables has risen a staggering 12.7 per cent, and beef and veal by 12.1 per cent, in the past year alone, prompting a warning to the federal government by Dietitians Australia. CEO Robert Hunt told Liam Bartlett on 6PR Mornings the nation's diet-related health crisis will get worse as families struggled to afford fresh nutritious food. "This has been around for some time, and Australia is one of the most food-secure countries on the globe," he said. Independent Grocers Association president John Cummings said prices had "gone through the roof" but there were cheaper alternatives for families, especially if they shopped around for weekly specials.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Mr. Cummings joined the show to discuss alcoholism and local treatment programs and services. www.mhrbwcc.org/home/

Weekly update from the CFMEU Construction & General Divisions (Vic/Tas). Gorilla and Campo are joined by the Toorak Tractor to chew the fat about rain, picnics, scallywags and sooks. Plus the results of the John Cummings raffle. We've got it all!

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Hey gang! Had a very fun conversation with Richard Adler, who knew - and played with members of - the seminal punk band The Ramones. We talked about the early days, as the band was just getting started - and Richard has great stories to tell. He also brings a great perspective to the table. A long-time veteran of the music business, Richard tells some great stories of the early days, in particular with his good friend and original Ramones drummer Tommy Erdelyi - aka Tommy Ramone - and the Ramones guitarist, Johnny Ramone. But of course, Johnny was just John Cummings back then!  I'm very grateful for Richard for spending some time with me; we could have talked for hours. I'm sure you'll enjoy hearing about the early days of one of the most important, and musically enduring bands, in history.  See you soon with a new episode!   Monte

In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll explore some curiosities and unanswered questions from Greg's research, including a novelist's ashes, some bathing fairies, the mists of Dartmoor, and a ballooning leopard. We'll also revisit the Somerton man and puzzle over an armed traveler. Intro: Amanda McKittrick Ros is widely considered the worst novelist of all time. John Cummings swallowed 30 knives. Sources for our notes and queries: The Pony Express ad is quoted in Christopher Corbett's 2004 history Orphans Preferred: The Twisted Truth and Lasting Legend of the Pony Express. It appeared first in Missouri amateur historian Mabel Loving's posthumous 1961 history The Pony Express Rides On!, but she cites no source, and no one's been able to find the ad. The anecdote about John Gawsworth keeping M.P. Shiel's ashes in a biscuit tin appears in John Sutherland's 2011 book Lives of the Novelists. "The comedian and scholar of nineteenth-century decadent literature, Barry Humphries, was (unwillingly) one such diner -- 'out of mere politeness.'" Sutherland gives only this source, which says nothing about the ashes. (Thanks, Jaideep.) Henry Irving's observation about amateur actors and personal pronouns is mentioned in Robertson Davies' 1951 novel Tempest-Tost. Joseph Addison's definition of a pun appeared in the Spectator, May 10, 1711. Theodore Hook's best pun is given in William Shepard Walsh's Handy-Book of Literary Curiosities, 1892. Richard Sugg's anecdote of the Ilkley fairies appears in this 2018 Yorkshire Post article. The proof of the Pythagorean theorem by "Miss E. A. Coolidge, a blind girl" appears in Robert Kaplan and Ellen Kaplan's 2011 book Hidden Harmonies: The Lives and Times of the Pythagorean Theorem. They found it in Elisha Scott Loomis' 1940 book The Pythagorean Proposition, which cites the Journal of Education (Volume 28, 1888, page 17), which I haven't been able to get my hands on -- the Kaplans couldn't either, until they discovered it had been mis-shelved in the stacks of Harvard's Gutman Library. Neither Loomis nor the Kaplans gives the proof as it originally appeared, and neither gives Coolidge's age at the proof. The anecdote of the Dartmoor fog appears in William Crossing's 1888 book Amid Devonia's Alps. The Paris fogs of the 1780s are described in Louis-Sébastien Mercier's Tableau de Paris (Chapter CCCLXIV, 1:1014), a 12-volume topographic description of the city that appeared between 1782 and 1788, as quoted in Jeremy Popkin, ed., Panorama of Paris: Selections From Tableau de Paris, 2010. "I have known fogs so thick that you could not see the flame in their lamps," Mercier wrote, "so thick that coachmen have had to get down from their boxes and feel their way along the walls. Passers-by, unwilling and unwitting, collided in the tenebrous streets; and you marched in at your neighbour's door under the impression that it was your own." The anecdote about Charles Green and his ballooning companions appears in John Lucas' 1973 book The Big Umbrella. The best image I've been able to find of the Dobhar-chú, the "king otter" of Irish folklore, accompanies this 2018 article from the Leitrim Observer. Does a photo exist of Grace Connolly's entire headstone? According to WorldCat, G.V. Damiano's 1922 book Hadhuch-Anti Hell-War is held only by the New York Public Library System; by Trinity College Library in Hartford, Ct.; and by the Center for Research Libraries in Chicago. If it's available online, I haven't been able to find it. The incident of the dividing typewriters is mentioned in this article from the Vancouver Sun, and there's a bit more on this Australian typewriter blog. The anecdote about Enroughty being pronounced "Darby" appears in the designer's notes for the wargame The Seven Days, Volume III: Malvern Hill. This 1912 letter to the New York Times affirms the pronunciation, and this 1956 letter to American Heritage gives another explanation of its origin -- one of many. A few more confirming sources: Robert M. Rennick, "I Didn't Catch Your Name," Verbatim 29:2 (Summer 2004). Parke Rouse, "The South's Cloudy Vowels Yield to Bland Consonance," [Newport News, Va.] Daily Press, Feb. 23, 1989, A11. Earl B. McElfresh, "Make Straight His Path: Mapmaking in the Civil War," Civil War Times 46:4 (June 2007), 36-43, 5. But even if it's true, there's no consistent explanation as to how this state of affairs came about. Listener mail: Daniel Keane and Rhett Burnie, "The Somerton Man's Remains Have Been Exhumed — So What Happens Next?" ABC News, May 19, 2021. Hilary Whiteman, "The Somerton Man Died Alone on a Beach in 1948. Now Australian Scientists Are Close to Solving the Mystery," CNN, May 31, 2021. "Operation Persist Enters New Phase," Crime Stoppers South Australia, Jan. 30, 2019. "Most-Wanted Iraqi Playing Cards," Wikipedia (accessed Jul. 9, 2021). Leon Neyfakh, "An Ingenious New Way of Solving Cold Cases," Slate, Feb. 1, 2016. Jean Huets, "Killing Time," New York Times Opinionater, Sept. 7, 2012. "1863 Complete Set of Confederate Generals Playing Cards (52)," Robert Edward Auctions (accessed July 10, 2021). James Elphick, "Four Ways Americans Have Used Playing Cards in War," History Net (accessed July 10, 2021). "WWII Airplane Spotter Cards," The Museum of Flight Store (accessed July 11, 2021). "Vesna Vulovic," Wikipedia (accessed July 4, 2021). Richard Sandomir, "Vesna Vulovic, Flight Attendant Who Survived Jetliner Blast, Dies at 66," New York Times, Dec. 28, 2016. "Yeast Hunting," myBeviale, June 1, 2020. This week's lateral thinking puzzle was contributed by listener Sarah Gilbert, who sent this corroborating link (warning -- this spoils the puzzle). You can listen using the player above, download this episode directly, or subscribe on Google Podcasts, on Apple Podcasts, or via the RSS feed at https://futilitycloset.libsyn.com/rss. Please consider becoming a patron of Futility Closet -- you can choose the amount you want to pledge, and we've set up some rewards to help thank you for your support. You can also make a one-time donation on the Support Us page of the Futility Closet website. Many thanks to Doug Ross for the music in this episode. If you have any questions or comments you can reach us at podcast@futilitycloset.com. Thanks for listening!

John Cummings from the Mental Health Recovery Board of Warren County sat down with us to discuss youth & social media and the impacts on their mental health.Check out John's podcast at www.messy.fm/mhrbwcc

Your Host Reese Boyd and Producer Glenn Dye discuss the events of the week. Reese is joined on the program by special guests Mike Connett, with the Horry County Republican Party; and John Cummings, who ran against AOC in 2020 in Congressional District NY-14. Reese is also joined on the program by Dave Wilson, President of the Palmetto Family Council in Columbia, SC.

Episode 5: Today's guest is a fellow Polish AND spooky sister. She shares a surname ending with an iconic “ski”, and a love for all things dark, weird and goth. The only professional wrestler to make an entrance in a military tank. Making all my tank girl fantasies come true. She is all about TCB. Ladies and gentlemen, NXT Superstar, my girl Shotzi Blackheart. A-woooooooooo! Premium Jane https://premiumjane.com/ Coupon code WildeOn (20% off) IG: @shotziblackheart Twitter: @shotziwwe LET'S GET WILDE! ⚡️ TAYLOR WILDE MERCH: www.prowrestlingtees.com/taylorwilde Twitter & IG: @realtaylorwilde “Wilde On” original theme music by Andrew Moore @andrewmooore Additional music by Jason Shaw at audionautix.com Produced & Edited: Rochelle Douris IG @rodouris Public Relations: Madison Golshani IG @madisongolshani Additional Music Credits: “Forget You” by Cee Lo Green/Written by Christopher Brown, Thomas Callaway, Philip Lawrence, Ari Levine & Bruno Mars; ©2010 Warner Chappell Music Inc., BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, Songtrust Ave “Boulevard Of Broken Dreams” by Green Day/Written by Michael Ryan Pritchard, Billie Joe Armstrong & Edwin Wright Frank III; ©1991 WBM Music Corp., Green Daze Music. “Killing Time” by City & Colour/Written by Calynn Green, Mat Sherman, Nathan Barlowe; ©2015 Warner Chappell Music, Inc, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd. “She's The One” by The Ramones/Written by Douglas Colvin, Joey Ramone, John Cummings; ©1978 Warner Chappell Music Inc. “Round Round” by Sugababes/Written by Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan, Nick Coler, Miranda Cooper, Lisa Cowling, Brian Higgins, Robin Hoffmann, Florian Pflueger, Timothy Powell, Heidi Range, Rino Spadavecchia, Felix Stecher:©2002 Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc, Universal Music Publishing Group, BMG Rights Management, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd. “Let's Get Wilde” by Samantha Smith/Written by Andrew Moore & Rochelle Douris; ©2021 Wilde On.

First up, we welcome Takaho Iwasaki, here to tell us about the upcoming Island Innovation Demo Day happening tomorrow, Thursday, Dec 10, 2020. Then we welcome John Cummings from the Dept of Emergency Management and Molly Pierce from the Office of Economic Revitalization at the City & County of Honolulu. They join me to talk … Continue reading "Episode 641: Island Innovation Demo Day + One Oahu, COVID Surge Testing – Dec 9, 2020"

John Cummings 11-1-20 by John Catsimatidis

One of the leading volatility trading and derivatives investing events of the year wrapped up last month and we have lots of thoughts. From new vol dispersion products to portfolio design, tail-risk management and structural vol; if it's been a hot topic in 2020 – Global EQD covered it. We're joined by Jim Carroll, Senior Vice President at Toroso Advisors and John Cummings, Director of Research at RCM Alternatives. There were sessions we agreed with, opinions from some of our favorite finfluencers, and even some sessions that straight up made us scratch our head. So what was talked about by the likes of Benn Eifert, Chris Cole, Vineer Bhansali, PIMCO, the CBOE, and more? Take a listen and find out. Chapters: 00:00-02:45 = Intro 02:46-14:21 = Quick Takeaways that Caught Attention 14:22-29:54 = Learning 2020s Lessons / Tail Hedge Protection 29:55-35:20 = Largest Risks for 2021 / What Possible Grenades could be Coming? 35:21-59:56 = Vol Strategies in a Mad World Follow along with Jim (@vixologist) & John (@cummingsjohnb) on Twitter, and make sure to keep up with the team at EQDerivatives (@EQDerivatives) so you don't miss their next great event. Here's the event page over at EQD = https://eqderivatives.com/events/global-eqd-2020 And last but not least, don't forget to subscribe to The Derivative, and follow us on Twitter, or LinkedIn, and Facebook, and sign-up for our blog digest. Disclaimer: This podcast is provided for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as legal, business, or tax advice. All opinions expressed by podcast participants are solely their own opinions and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of RCM Alternatives, their affiliates, or companies featured. Due to industry regulations, participants on this podcast are instructed not to make specific trade recommendations, nor reference past or potential profits. And listeners are reminded that managed futures, commodity trading, and other alternative investments are complex and carry a risk of substantial losses. As such, they are not suitable for all investors. For more information, visit www.rcmalternatives.com/disclaimer

Episode 418 John Cummings is a First Class Father and Candidate for Congress in New York. John was born and raised in the Bronx and remains an engaged and active member of the community. He followed in his father’s footsteps and was sworn into the NYCPD in January of 1983. John suffered a serious knee injury in the line of duty, and was forced to retire in July 1991. He did so with multiple commendations for bravery and excellence in the line of duty. In 1998, John returned to his alma mater, St. Raymond High School in the Bronx, as a History and Government teacher, where he just completed his 22nd year. John has also been the Alumni Coordinator, Director of Development, the History Department Chairperson, and the Recruiting Coordinator, a role he now handles in addition to his teaching duties. John also serves as the cantor at school Masses, held on Catholic Holy Days of obligation. In this Episode, John shares his Fatherhood journey which includes two adult children. He discusses why he decided to take on Congresswoman and socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in New York's 14th Congressional District. He describes his passion and love for the community he intends to represent. He talks about the Fatherless Crisis and the importance of Faith and Family. He talks about the infiltration of Socialism and the dangerous changes in the textbooks of American schools. He discusses the importance of opening the schools and the damage being done by keeping kids home. He offers some great advice for new or about to be Dads and more! JOHN CUMMINGS - https://cummings2020.com/en/ MANSCAPED - https://www.manscaped.com Promo Code - Father Save 20% + Free Shipping Subscribe to First Class Fatherhood on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCD6cjYptutjJWYlM0Kk6cQ More Ways To Listen - https://linktr.ee/alec_lace First Class Fatherhood Merch - https://shop.spreadshirt.com/first-class-fatherhood-/we+are+not+babysitters-A5d09ea872051763ad613ec8e?productType=812&sellable=3017x1aBoNI8jJe83pw5-812-7&appearance=1 Follow me on instagram - https://instagram.com/alec_lace?igshid=ebfecg0yvbap For information about becoming a Sponsor of First Class Fatherhood please hit me with an email: FirstClassFatherhood@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alec-lace/support

Frank talks with John Cummings, who is running for Congress against AOC.  He's also joined in-studio by Julie Globus, who runs the Lost Messiah blog.  Callers weigh in on everything from tips to Daylight Saving Time.

John Cummings is running for Congress in New York, challenging Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's seat in District 14. He joins Jeff Dornik on this episode of Freedom One-On-One to explain why AOC is bad for New York, as well as why she's bad for America.

Today on the Brian Kilmeade Show: One day until the first Presidential debate, Amy Coney Barrett is officially nominated to the Supreme Court & the New York Times reveals President Trump's tax returns [00:00:00] Brian's BIG 3 [00:14:45] 9:26 am - Brian Kilmeade Show [00:18:24] George Terwilliger [00:30:20] 9:51 am - Brian Kilmeade Show [00:36:34] Michael Goodwin [00:53:04] 10:28 am - Brian Kilmeade Show [00:54:49] Corey Lewandowski & Dave Bossie [01:11:02] 10:55 am - Brian Kilmeade Show [01:12:58] Brian's BIG 3 [01:25:17] John Cummings [01:31:18] Bret Baier [01:43:17] 11:51 am - Brian Kilmeade Show

John Cummings 9-27-20 by John Catsimatidis

Weekly update from the CFMEU Construction & General Division (Vic/Tas}. A full house this morning with a commemoration of the 14th year of John Cummings passing. Industry news and call out to members to look after each other in trying times.

https://cummings2020.com/en/

Its a sweltering Thursday night in the Midwestern hellhole of the O-H-I-O fueled by cheap beer and Ranger Rick's unforgiving and language-filled rant of AOC and her mental patient status. Joining us in second chair is co-host and special guest Big Deal Mike, as we deconstruct the pure stupidity of Representative Ocasio-Cortez as well as discuss the viability of nuclear energy as a large scale and permanent solution the leftist-fueled "climate crisis." Kick back, crack a cold one and embrace for offense and insensitive commentary from Thin Ice Digital's resident libertarian sociopath, Ranger Rick. Also the link below is for NY-14th district candidate John Cummings who is running against AOC and her dangerous socialist platform. Feel free to give a visit, read his story and consider donating to help get bug-eyed lunatic AOC out of congress and back to where she came. https://cummings2020.com/en/

This year we elect a new Sheriff in Pierce County, and it’s turning out to be a difficult position to assess. There are four candidates under consideration in the August 4 primary, and while each...

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This week, Louisiana Eats celebrates Juneteenth—the day that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States.   We revisit our 2016 trip to the Whitney Plantation, the only plantation museum in Louisiana that focuses entirely on the lives of enslaved people. The vision for the museum originated with attorney and developer John Cummings, who invested millions of dollars to help educate the public about the truths of slavery in Louisiana. The Whitney Plantation is one of three surviving Civil War-era sugar plantations located in St. John the Baptist Parish along the Mississippi River. There, we join Director of Research at Whitney Dr. Ibrahima Seck, who gives us a personal tour of the property. We make our first stop at a restored nineteenth century Baptist church, where we learn about slavery as viewed through the eyes of children. Not far from the church, Dr. Seck brings us to a large monument engraved with names and information about the enslaved individuals who lived at Whitney. We also step into one of the site's 22 cabins and tour the oldest detached kitchen in Louisiana, making our final stop at the big house where the Haydel family lived. Following our visit to the plantation, we speak with Sybil Haydel Morial—educator, activist and former First Lady of New Orleans—who learned later in life of her family’s connection to the Whitney Plantation. Sybil chronicled her breadth of experience during the civil rights era and the years that followed in her memoir, Witness to Change.   For more of all things Louisiana Eats, be sure to visit us at PoppyTooker.com.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! El embrión de los Ramones empezó a gestarse en Forest Hills, un barrio de clase media de Queens, Nueva York, donde vivían todos sus miembros fundadores. Jeffrey Hyman era un adolescente desempleado, hijo de un matrimonio divorciado, que ocupaba su tiempo tocando la batería y coleccionando discos, mientras su madre intentaba inculcarle el interés por la pintura y su padre le pedía que siguiese con su negocio de camiones.Jeffrey sufría un trastorno obsesivo-compulsivo que necesitó su ingreso en un centro psiquiátrico.A finales de los 60 formó parte de una banda de glam rock de corta vida llamada Sniper. John Cummings había sido alumno de una academia militar a la que entró por mandato de su madre. Como amigo de la infancia de Jeffrey, intentó formar un grupo con él y otro amigo durante su etapa en el instituto. A finales de los 60 fundó una banda de garage rock llamada Tangerine Puppets junto con Thomas Erdelyi, un húngaro de nacimiento que llevaba inmerso en el mundo de la música desde mucho antes que sus futuros compañeros. Douglas Colvin pasó toda su infancia en Alemania debido al trabajo de su padre.? miembro de la División de Investigación Criminal del ejército estadounidense. Se mudó a Nueva York con su madre y sus hermanas a los 14 años, y cuando entró en el grupo era el único de los componentes que tenía un trabajo (peluquero).A principios de los años 1970, Jeffrey era cantante en una banda local. En uno de sus conciertos conoció a Douglas, a quien volvió a ver en un concierto de los New York Dolls. John era amigo de Douglas y también amigo de Jeffrey (estuvo con su hermano Mitch Hyman en la misma banda), y a su vez amigo de Thomas.De este modo, la primera alineación del embrión de los Ramones tenía como integrantes al guitarrista John Cummings, el guitarrista rítmico y vocalista Douglas Colvin, el batería Jeffrey Hyman y Richie, un amigo de todos, al bajo, quien acabaría abandonando al poco de comenzar.Thomas actuaría como representante del grupo, y fue el que consiguió la primera sala de ensayos del grupo, Performance Studio, en Manhattan.9? En esta sala tocaron su primer concierto, el 30 de marzo de 1974 ante una audiencia de 30 personas y con un repertorio compuesto únicamente por versiones de otros artistas.12? En este concierto la banda ya era conocida como Ramones, un nombre inventado por Douglas.14? A partir de ese momento, todos los miembros llevarían el apellido Ramone (el mismo que utilizaba Paul McCartney en el periodo Silver Beetles ),14? de modo que los tres miembros serían conocidos como Joey Ramone (Jeffrey Hyman), Johnny Ramone (John Cummings) y Dee Dee Ramone (Douglas Colvin). Este primer concierto resultó un desastre, causado principalmente por la imposibilidad de Dee Dee de tocar y cantar a la vez. Como solución, Dee Dee se dedicó solamente al bajo y Joey se hizo con el puesto de cantante. Para rellenar su hueco en la batería se eligió a Thomas, el representante y amigo de los componentes, que pasó a llamarse Tommy Ramone.6? El 16 de agosto se produjo su debut oficial en un local llamado CBGB. A partir de esta primera actuación pasaron a tocar allí una vez a la semana junto con otros músicos emergentes como Blondie, Johnny Thunders, Talking Heads, Patti Smith o Television.12? Su primer concierto fuera de Nueva York tuvo lugar como teloneros de Johnny Winter ante 20 000 personas en Waterbury, Connecticut, y fue un sonado desastre.12?6? En diciembre de ese año grabaron una demo de 15 canciones producidas por Tommy, de las cuales siete irían a parar al primer álbum y dos al segundo. Otras dos fueron publicadas en All the Stuff (and More), mientras que aún hay cuatro de estas canciones inéditas. En junio de 1975, una compañía discográfica semidesconocida, Sire Records, les ofreció grabar un sencillo, pero declinaron la oferta. Linda Stein, la mujer de uno de los fundadores de esta compañía, Seymour Stein, los había visto actuar en el CBGB y les recomendó a su marido, que consiguió convencer a Sire para ofrecerles un contrato de cinco años.12? El 2 de febrero de 1976, los Ramones empezaron a grabar su primer álbum, Ramones, con un presupuesto de 6400 dólares,15? en contraste con los altos presupuestos que gastaban los grandes grupos de rock.2? Dos semanas y media después, el disco ya estaba terminado, y salió a la venta el 23 de abril. El 10 de mayo compartieron escenario con la banda inglesa Dr. Feelgood. Este concierto fue presenciado por un empresario inglés que les ofreció realizar un concierto en el Roundhouse de Londres el 4 de julio junto con el grupo de San Francisco The Flamin' Groovies y los ingleses The Stranglers. El concierto resultó un éxito y allanó considerablemente el camino a las bandas inglesas de punk como Sex Pistols o The Clash.14? De este concierto se dice que lo presenciaron los futuros líderes de estas bandas que se harían famosas poco después, un hecho falso puesto que ese mismo día The Clash se encontraba teloneando a los Sex Pistols en el Black Swan de Sheffield.16? El concierto de los Ramones en el Roundhouse está considerado como un momento crucial en el desarrollo del punk en todo el mundo.2? Los siguientes dos álbumes fueron publicados en 1977 bajo los nombres de Leave Home y Rocket to Russia, este último alabado por la revista Rolling Stone como "el mejor ‘rock & roll’ estadounidense del año". Ambos álbumes fueron producidos por Tony Bongiovi, primo de Jon Bon Jovi. Rocket to Russia contiene los tres únicos sencillos que consiguieron entrar en las listas de éxitos de los Estados Unidos: "Sheena Is a Punk Rocker" (número 81), "Rockaway Beach" (puesto 66) y "Do You Wanna Dance" (puesto 86).2? El 31 de diciembre de 1977 grabaron el directo It's Alive, un álbum doble que recoge su actuación en el Rainbow Theatre de Londres, finalmente publicado en 1979 solo en Europa y Asia.2? El título es una referencia a la película de terror del mismo nombre. Tommy, cansado de hacer giras con el grupo, abandonó la banda para ser productor,12? y fue sustituido por Mark Bell, que accedió al puesto con el nombre de Marky Ramone. Marky había trabajado anteriormente con un grupo de rock sureño llamado Dust, que publicó dos álbumes en 1971 y 1972, y había grabado junto a Richard Hell el disco Blank Generation.12? En 1978 la banda publicó el primer álbum con su nuevo miembro, Road to Ruin. Este álbum incluye por primera vez en la discografía de los Ramones canciones con guitarras acústicas, varias baladas, el primer solo de guitarra de Johnny y las dos primeras canciones de más de tres minutos, aunque los resultados de ventas siguieron siendo desfavorables. No obstante, la canción "I Wanna Be Sedated" se convirtió en una de las más famosas del cuarteto neoyorquino.Tras el debut de la banda en la industria del cine en la película Rock 'n' Roll High School, dirigida por Allan Arkush y producida por Roger Corman (1979), el legendario productor Phil Spector, que había alcanzado la fama produciendo discos de las Ronettes, los Beatles y Tina Turner entre muchos otros, se interesó por la banda y produjo su álbum End of the Century en 1980,14? que ascendió hasta el puesto 44.º en los Estados Unidos, siendo el disco que más alto llegó en las listas de éxitos en la carrera de la banda.2? Sin embargo, el resultado no satisfizo a los miembros del grupo, alegando diferencias entre ellos y Spector, quien llegó a apuntar a Dee Dee con una pistola para que repitiera un riff.14?18? En varias entrevistas, Johnny declaró que él siempre había estado a favor del punk más agresivo, mientras que End of the Century presenta un material más apartado del sonido clásico del grupo debido a la influencia de Spector, destacando el sonido suave de "Baby, I Love You" (una versión de las Ronettes que, no obstante, se convirtió en el sencillo más exitoso del grupo, alcanzando el octavo lugar en el Reino Unido),2? muy lejos del característico punk del cuarteto neoyorquino. A pesar de las diferencias musicales, el álbum resultó un éxito de público y la banda se dirigió por primera vez a España, donde dieron tres conciertos. En 1981, el cuarteto publicó el disco Pleasant Dreams, que continuó la senda establecida por End of the Century al presentar un punk mucho menos agresivo que en los cuatro primeros álbumes. En esta ocasión el productor fue Graham Gouldman, componente del dúo británico de música pop 10 cc.1? En posteriores declaraciones, Johnny dijo que tomar esta dirección fue una decisión de la compañía discográfica en un vano intento por atraer la atención del público estadounidense. En esta época comenzaron las primeras diferencias serias entre integrantes y los primeros problemas con las drogas y el alcohol. El 1 de agosto los Ramones se convirtieron en la primera banda entrevistada en la MTV, que por aquel entonces daba sus primeros pasos, aunque con la expansión del canal la banda salió de su programación.6? Hacia esta época comenzaron los primeros problemas serios entre los miembros de la banda, especialmente entre Joey y Johnny. Ambos músicos habían sido fuente de múltiples discusiones anteriormente, especialmente políticas (mientras Johnny era un firme conservador, Joey se consideraba como una persona de izquierdas),6? y continuaron en la tortuosa grabación de End of the Century: por un lado, Johnny intentaba que el grupo siguiese la senda de los primeros discos del grupo, mientras que por otro, Joey quería explorar otros caminos musicales más allá del punk.6? Su relación llegó al límite cuando Johnny le "robó" a Joey su novia, llamada Linda Danielle, para acabar casándose con ella.19? Ante esto, Joey compuso la canción "The KKK Took My Baby Away" (incluida en Pleasant Dreams) en referencia a este suceso ("KKK" son las siglas del Ku Klux Klan, lo que pone de manifiesto las tendencias conservadoras de Johnny). En una entrevista a Johnny Ramone poco antes de morir, este dijo: «Nos llevábamos mal de cualquier modo. La situación no ayudó, pero tampoco nos poníamos de acuerdo en nada. No sé. Simplemente, éramos diferentes». La relación entre el vocalista y el guitarrista nunca pudo recuperarse completamente, y permaneció así hasta la muerte de Joey en 2001.19? Tras la edición de Subterranean Jungle en 1983, Marky Ramone fue despedido del grupo a causa de sus problemas de alcoholismo.6? Este disco pone de manifiesto los problemas creativos del grupo, al camuflar en dos canciones el riff de "Blitzkrieg Bop" e incluir tres versiones de otros artistas en un ligero viraje hacia el new wave.20? Además, Johnny Ramone fue herido en una pelea y tuvo que pasar por una delicada operación en la que su vida llegó a correr peligro, aunque pudo recuperarse satisfactoriamente.12? Tras la vuelta de Johnny, el objetivo era suplir la baja de Marky, y el elegido fue Richie Ramone (nacido como Richard Reinhardt). Una vez superadas las dificultades, la banda reapareció con el disco Too Tough to Die (Demasiado duro para morir, nombre que proviene del incidente de Johnny) en 1984, producido por Tommy Ramone. Este álbum resultó una vuelta a las raíces musicales del grupo tras los fracasos de los tres anteriores trabajos y presenta su primer tema instrumental, "Durango 95". Algunos críticos musicales consideran que este fue el último álbum de calidad de la banda.21? En 1986, los Ramones fueron invitados a grabar la banda sonora de la película Sid and Nancy, que narra los últimos años de vida del bajista de los Sex Pistols Sid Vicious. Durante la grabación hubo varios problemas con el contrato, que fue finalmente cancelado. Sin embargo, el grupo aprovechó algunas de las canciones compuestas para este proyecto fallido para introducirlas en el álbum Animal Boy, que vio la luz ese mismo año. Este trabajo fue producido por Jean Beauvoir, miembro de Plasmatics, y presenta tanto canciones agresivas como canciones más comerciales. Una de las canciones de este trabajo, "Bonzo Goes to Bitburg", habla sobre la visita de Ronald Reagan a un cementerio nazi.1?22? El revuelo que causó y las protestas del propio Johnny Ramone obligaron a cambiarla de título en las ediciones del álbum en los Estados Unidos a "My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down".22? Un año después se grabó el último álbum con Richie, que llevó por título Halfway to Sanity y que fue producido por Daniel Rey, exguitarrista de Shrapnel (otro de los grupos de la escena de Nueva York). Richie abandonó la banda en agosto de 1987, molesto con el trío porque, tras cinco años, no habían compartido los beneficios de la venta de camisetas con él.6? Richie fue sustituido por Clem Burke (Elvis Ramone), de Blondie.12? Según Johnny, los conciertos con Burke fueron un desastre, y fue despedido tras el segundo porque no era capaz de seguir el ritmo del resto al tocar.6? Su reemplazo fue un sobrio y recuperado Marky Ramone. Los cambios en la formación continuaron en 1989, con la salida de Dee Dee Ramone, por aquel entonces el compositor más prolífico del grupo,6? después de la publicación de Brain Drain. Dee Dee fue repuesto por Christopher Joseph Ward (C.J. Ramone), que mantuvo su puesto hasta la ruptura del grupo. Sin embargo, Dee Dee continuó componiendo para la banda,2?23? a pesar de comenzar una breve e infructuosa carrera como rapero bajo el nombre de Dee Dee King,14? aunque antes había adoptado el seudónimo de Dougie Fresh.12? Su debut como rapero salió al mercado con el título de Standing at the Spotlight en 1989.En enero de 1990 Joey Ramone sufrió un accidente durante un concierto en el Ritz de Nueva York en el cual sufrió una rotura de ligamentos cruzados en su rodilla que lo obligó a mantener seis semanas de reposo.12? Ese año, Sire Records lanzó All the Stuff (and More), un álbum doble donde se incluyeron versiones reeditadas de sus dos primeros discos y otras demos y temas inéditos que sirvió para dar a conocer los inicios del grupo en aquellos países en los que no habían sido publicados los primeros álbumes.12? Poco después, el grupo viajó a Toronto y actuó en la película de Bill Fishman Car 54, Where Are You?, una película inspirada en la serie del mismo nombre trasmitida a finales de los años 1960.12? Además, los Ramones organizaron conciertos en Canadá, Bélgica, Suecia y Finlandia y tocaron en el primer festival de música realizado tras la reunificación de Alemania. En los shows tocaron nuevamente junto a Iggy Pop y en Bélgica lo hicieron con Sonic Youth y The Pogues. En el año 1991 se editó Loco Live, un álbum grabado en vivo en Barcelona, España, que recibió malas críticas al ser comparado con It's Alive.12? A su vez, el 26, 27 y 28 de abril de 1991 los Ramones hicieron su segunda incursión en Buenos Aires, Argentina presentándose en el estadio Obras Sanitarias. En julio de ese año, Marky y Joey participaron como panelistas del seminario Rock the Vote, una entidad encargada del registro de votantes y la adopción de incentivos para que la gente participe en la política activamente. Los Ramones filmaron un vídeo para esta organización que se difundió por MTV. Un año más tarde la banda grabó Mondo Bizarro, álbum editado por Radioactive Records y producido por Ed Stasium que contó nuevamente con la participación de Dee Dee Ramone en la composición de dos temas.24? El 16 de septiembre los Ramones se presentaron nuevamente en la Argentina realizando cuatro shows a sala llena en el estadio Obras Sanitarias, dando también varios conciertos en España. El siguiente disco del grupo fue Acid Eaters, un álbum de versiones de temas de los años 60 grabado en tan solo una semana. Ya en 1995, dos años después de Acid Eaters, el grupo grabó el que sería su último álbum de estudio, ¡Adiós Amigos!, donde Daniel Rey y Dee Dee Ramone colaboraron activamente en la composición. Más tarde ese año, los Ramones tocaron seis días seguidos con todas las entradas vendidas en el estadio Obras Sanitarias de Argentina. Los telonearon bandas importantes de la escena punk argentina como Flema, Attaque 77, 2 minutos, Doble Fuerza, Mal Momento, Cadena Perpetua y Superuva y el grupo tocó "Spider-Man" (por primera vez) y "R.A.M.O.N.E.S." (una canción original de Motörhead que compuso Lemmy Kilmister a modo de homenaje al cuarteto neoyorquino) en vivo.12? El 26 de febrero de 1996 la banda tocó en The Academy, Nueva York en un recital que daría lugar al álbum en directo Greatest Hits Live. El 16 de marzo de ese año Ramones volvió una vez más a la Argentina para dar su último concierto en Sudamérica y, según lo que habían calculado, el último de su carrera. El grupo llenó el estadio Estadio de River Plate, Antonio Vespucio Liberti con 65.000 personas presenciando el recital.25? Sin embargo, poco después Ramones decidió tocar en algunos recitales del festival Lollapalooza en los Estados Unidos antes de su separación. Su último recital fue el 6 de agosto de 1996, en The Palace, Los Ángeles y su último disco, We're Outta Here, contiene la grabación de ese concierto.Después de la fallida incursión en el mundo del rap, Dee Dee regresó al punk con su disco solista I Hate Freaks Like You, en la vuelta del bajista original de los Ramones al sonido de su antiguo grupo. El disco fue publicado en 1996 y grabado en los Países Bajos.26? El 20 de julio de 1999, Dee Dee, Joey, Johnny, Marky, C. J. y Tommy aparecieron juntos en una tienda de la cadena de música Virgin en Nueva York para firmar autógrafos. Esta fue la última vez que se reunieron los exmiembros del grupo antes de la muerte de Joey el 15 de abril de 2001 a causa de un linfoma.3? Los trabajos inacabados de Joey fueron recopilados en el álbum Don't Worry About Me.27? En homenaje a su memoria, el ayuntamiento de Nueva York descubrió una placa con su nombre en la esquina entre las calles Bowery (la calle en la que estaba el CBGB) y 2nd Street en noviembre de 2003, pasándose a llamar Joey Ramone Place.En 2002, Johnny, Dee Dee, Joey, Tommy y Marky Ramone fueron incluidos en el Salón de la Fama del Rock and Roll, el que fue uno de las últimas apariciones de Dee Dee antes de su muerte. El 5 de junio de ese mismo año fue encontrado muerto en su casa de Hollywood a causa de una sobredosis de heroína.13? En febrero de 2003 salió a la venta el CD We're a Happy Family. A Tribute to Ramones, un disco de versiones de los temas más famosos de la banda coordinado por Rob Zombie (líder de White Zombie) y Johnny Ramone, en el que participaron artistas como U2, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Tom Waits, Metallica, Kiss, Marilyn Manson, Garbage, Eddie Vedder, The Pretenders, Green Day, The Offspring y el propio Rob Zombie.29? En el verano de 2004 se publicó un documental sobre la banda, End of the Century: The Story of the Ramones. Johnny Ramone murió el 15 de septiembre tras una lucha contra un cáncer de próstata.30? Un año después, en conmemoración de su muerte, abrió sus puertas el primer museo dedicado a la banda en Berlín, Alemania, con una colección de casi trescientos objetos relacionados con el cuarteto neoyorquino.31? A lo largo de 2006 se estrenó un musical de teatro llamado Gabba Gabba Hey basado en la historia de los Ramones, en el que se incluyen dieciocho canciones del grupo neoyorquino y que contó con la participación de Tommy Ramone, tanto en la producción del mismo como en escena.32? En octubre de 2007 se publicó un DVD en directo llamado It's Alive 1974-1996, con 118 canciones tocadas en 33 conciertos que repasan la carrera musical del grupo. En 2012 se publicó el segundo álbum póstumo de Joey Ramone titulado Ya Know? El 11 de julio del 2014 falleció en Queens, Estados Unidos el último miembro original de la banda. Tommy Ramone, de cáncer de vías biliares.Los Ramones formaron parte de la primera ola del punk, que tuvo a la ciudad de Nueva York como uno de sus centros neurálgicos, junto con Londres.2? Además de los Ramones, surgieron en Nueva York otros grupos de punk como Television, Blondie o Talking Heads y artistas como Richard Hell y Patti Smith, pero que sonaban distintos a los Ramones.1? Mientras estos grupos eran más intelectuales y concebían la música que hacían de un modo más artístico, los Ramones componían canciones muy cortas de un puñado de acordes con letras muy simples o incluso sin sentido.1? El resultado fue una fórmula que volvía a las raíces del rock and roll de los 50 y 60,33?2? antes de la llegada de los Beatles, pero con un tempo considerablemente más rápido que el de este género y que sonaba como algo totalmente nuevo.1? La música minimalista, ruidosa y rápida está influida por la música rock con la que los miembros de la banda crecieron en la década de los años 50 y 60, como The Beach Boys, The Kinks, The Who,7? The Beatles y The Rolling Stones, así como algunas de las bandas de proto punk como The Stooges y New York Dolls.6? También significa una reacción contra el rock complejo y muy producido de los 70, con exponentes como Led Zeppelin o los artistas de rock progresivo y que dominaban las listas de popularidad en esta década. Los Ramones fueron considerados como los líderes de la escena punk, gracias en gran medida a sus cuatro primeros álbumes, que constituyeron la base sobre la que se asentaron las demás bandas de punk posteriores.1? Este sonido influyó en buena medida al de la nueva ola del heavy metal británico que surgió en Gran Bretaña a mediados y finales de los 70, con bandas como Motörhead (que compuso la canción "R.A.M.O.N.E.S."), Judas Priest y Iron Maiden, así como al speed metal.2? La carrera de los Ramones en los años 80 se adentró en los terrenos del hardcore punk, con álbumes como Too Tough to Die o Halfway to Sanity, ejerciendo también una considerable influencia en este género.2? Por otra parte, la frescura y melodía del grupo (plasmada en temas como Rock N Roll Highschool) los sitúa como una importante influencia para el llamado pop punk, con bandas como Green Day. Los Ramones y el resto de grupos de punk posteriores ayudaron a trasladar el rock de estadio a clubes más pequeños de acuerdo con la filosofía más simple que predica este género musical.2? En escena, la banda siempre se colocaba de cara al público, teniendo el bajista y el guitarrista las piernas abiertas y el instrumento inclinado entre ellas. A Johnny Ramone no le gustaban los guitarristas que tocaban mirando hacia la batería, el amplificador o cualquier otra cosa que no fuera el público.Durante la carrera de los Ramones, la tensión entre Johnny y Joey fue patente. Tenían ideas políticas contrarias, siendo Joey un liberal y Johnny un conservador. Sus personalidades también chocaban: Johnny provenía de una familia militar que le inculcó valores de autodisciplina,34? mientras Joey padecía trastorno obsesivo compulsivo.35? Johnny, en ocasiones atormentaba a Joey con comentarios antisemitas.36? A principios de los 80, Johnny empezó salir con la novia de Joey, Linda, con quien más tarde se casaría. Como consecuencia y a pesar de que siguieron tocando juntos, dejaron de hablarse.37? Johnny no volvió a llamarle hasta el día de su muerte. En un documental posterior dijo que la semana después de la muerte del vocalista fue la peor de su vida. Aparte del conflicto principal, el trastorno bipolar de Dee Dee y su frecuente adicción a las drogas también causaron numerosos roces.38? Tommy dejó la banda afirmando haber sido "amenazado por Johnny, despreciado por Dee Dee e ignorado por Joey".36? Conforme se fueron uniendo nuevos miembros, los asuntos de dinero y actuaciones fueron fuente de conflicto.39? En 1997 Marky y Joey protagonizaron una discusión en la radio sobre sus respectivos problemas con el alcoholLa imagen de los Ramones en escena complementaba la temática de sus temas y sus conciertos. Todos los miembros de la banda salían a los conciertos con chaquetas de cuero, pantalones vaqueros rasgados, deportivas, camisetas y pelo largo,5? en honor a las estrellas de rock de los 50,1? y poniendo de manifiesto que no era necesario vestir de manera extravagante y lujosa para tocar música rock.4? Esta moda enfatizaba el minimalismo de su música, que constituyó una gran influencia en la escena neoyorquina de los 70. Tommy Ramone recalcó que, tanto musical como visualmente, "estábamos influidos por los cómics, el trabajo de Andy Warhol y el cine vanguardista". El logo de la banda fue creado por el artista Arturo Vega,9? un amigo de Joey y Dee Dee que les ofreció alojarse en su piso.6? Vega produjo las camisetas de la banda, su mayor fuente de ingresos, basando la mayor parte de las imágenes en una fotografía en blanco y negro que había sacado de su cinturón con la hebilla del águila calva, y que aparecía en la contraportada del primer álbum de la banda.41? El artista se inspiró en un viaje a Washington D.C. para crear el logo: Los vi como la última banda de todos los estadounidenses. Para mí, ellos reflejaban el carácter estadounidense en general; una casi infantil agresividad inocente. Entonces, la primera vez que fui a Washington D.C., estaba impresionado por la atmósfera oficial de los edificios y organismos y con banderas por todas partes. Pensé: "El gran sello del presidente de los Estados Unidos sería perfecto para los Ramones, con el águila sosteniendo las flechas, para simbolizar la fuerza y la agresividad que se usa contra cualquiera que se atreva a atacarnos, y una rama de olivo, que se ofrece a aquellos que quieren ser amigos". Pero decidimos cambiar un poquito. En lugar de la rama de olivo, teníamos una rama de manzano, ya que los Ramones eran tan estadounidenses como el pastel de manzana. Y como Johnny era un fanático del béisbol, pusimos al águila con un bate en lugar de las flechas.41? En el rollo del pico del águila originalmente ponía "Look Out/Below" (Cuidado/Abajo), pero fue cambiado por "Hey ho! Let's go!" por los gritos de apertura de "Blitzkrieg Bop", mientras que las cabezas de flecha del escudo venían de un diseño de una camiseta del propio Vega. Donde en el sello presidencial ponía "Seal of the President of the United States" alrededor del águila, Vega puso en su lugar los nombres de los cuatro miembros de la banda, que cambiarían según los movimientos en la alineación de la misma. Finalmente, Vega fue contratado también como el encargado de la iluminación de la banda en los conciertos y como encargado del merchandising..

Fairfield Women's Basketball Head Coach Joe Frager and veteran play-by-play broadcaster John Cummings revisit the Stags' unique end to the 2019-20 season and look ahead to the 2020-21 campaign.

Fairfield Women’s Basketball Head Coach Joe Frager and veteran play-by-play broadcaster John Cummings revisit the Stags’ unique end to the 2019-20 season and look ahead to the 2020-21 campaign.

Steffan is LIVE in Washington DC at CPAC. In this hour, interviews with Scott Walker, Jim Jordan, and John Cummings! Also, live audio from tonight's Trump rally!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On this episode of the Palmetto Guardian we talk with U.S. Army Maj. John Cummings, South Carolina National Guard deputy staff judge advocate, about what service members should be aware of with political activities. The Palmetto Guardian is hosted by Spc. David Erskine and Sgt. Chelsea Baker with the South Carolina National Guard Public Affairs office. This week includes guest host Sgt. Tim Andrews.

As a guest on the show, John Cummings spoke about the many programs Mental Health Recovery Services provides to the community. Mr. Cummings also discussed anxiety disorders and how it is often linked to suicide.

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As the Democratic field of candidates begins to winnow, one former Republican Congressman enters the race as a primary GOP challenger to President Trump. Is radio host Joe Walsh's decision to take  on Trump  a sign conservatives are unhappy with the President and his policies? CEO of WPA Intelligence Chris Wilson and host of "The Last Podcast on the Left" Ben Kissel weigh in on the race for the White House, and if the Trump Doctrine is making the President vulnerable from the left and the right. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez continues to make headlines for being an outspoken freshman Congresswoman. One Republican living in her district thinks that she is disappointing her constituents. School teacher John Cummings explains how he's hoping to win AOC'e seat and kick her out of Washington. Plus, commentary by FOX News Contributor Emily Compagno. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adani Protest Camp report II Bec Horridge from 3cr Earth Matters reports from the Adani Protest Camp in Queensland.The John Cummins Legacy II Di Cummings talks about the upcoming John Cummins Victorian Union Awards Night coming up on August 30th and about John Cummings role as an inspirational leader in the Union moverment.this is the week that was IIJust transition and the Aug 20 rally for climate II Don Sutherland floats the idea of a work lead, democaratic approach to the transition from fossil fuels.

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In this special edition of Louisiana Eats, we celebrate the 151st anniversary of Juneteenth the day that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. We take a trip to the Whitney Plantation, the only plantation museum in America that focuses entirely on slavery. The vision for the museum originated with attorney and developer John Cummings, who invested 10 million of his own dollars to help educate the public about the truths of slavery in Louisiana. The Whitney Plantation is one of three surviving Civil War era sugar plantations located in St. John the Baptist Parish along the Mississippi River. There, we join Director of Research at Whitney Dr. Ibrahima Seck, who gives us a personal tour of the property. We make our first stop at a restored nineteenth century Baptist church, where we learn about slavery as viewed through the eyes of children. Not far from the church, Dr. Seck brings us to a large monument engraved with names and information about the enslaved individuals who lived at Whitney. We also step into a slaves quarters and tour the oldest detached kitchen in Louisiana, making our final stop at the big house where the Haydel family lived. Following our visit to the plantation, we speak with Sybil Haydel Morial educator, activist and former First Lady of New Orleans who recently learned of her family s connection to the Whitney Plantation. Sybil chronicled her breadth of experience during the civil rights era and the years that followed in her memoir, Witness to Change.

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In this special edition of Louisiana Eats, we celebrate the 151st anniversary of Juneteenth the day that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. We take a trip to the Whitney Plantation, the only plantation museum in America that focuses entirely on slavery. The vision for the museum originated with attorney and developer John Cummings, who invested 10 million of his own dollars to help educate the public about the truths of slavery in Louisiana. The Whitney Plantation is one of three surviving Civil War era sugar plantations located in St. John the Baptist Parish along the Mississippi River. There, we join Director of Research at Whitney Dr. Ibrahima Seck, who gives us a personal tour of the property. We make our first stop at a restored nineteenth century Baptist church, where we learn about slavery as viewed through the eyes of children. Not far from the church, Dr. Seck brings us to a large monument engraved with names and information about the enslaved individuals who lived at Whitney. We also step into a slaves quarters and tour the oldest detached kitchen in Louisiana, making our final stop at the big house where the Haydel family lived. Following our visit to the plantation, we speak with Sybil Haydel Morial educator, activist and former First Lady of New Orleans who recently learned of her family s connection to the Whitney Plantation. Sybil chronicled her breadth of experience during the civil rights era and the years that followed in her memoir, Witness to Change.

Slavery in Louisiana - a Visit to Whitney Plantation In today's episode, we learn about slavery in Louisiana. We visit Whitney Plantation, located in Wallace, LA 40 miles West of New Orleans. The Whitney is the only plantation whose primary focus is on the slaves who worked, lived, and died along this stretch of the Mississippi River. My guest today is Joy Banner, Director of Marketing at Whitney. Joy is also a native of the nearby community and is a descendant of the slaves at Whitney. On today’s show, you’ll learn... About the people who were kidnapped, sold into slavery, and came to work at the Whitney and other plantations along River Road. You’ll meet some of the slaves and hear their surprising connections to modern day New Orleanians. You’ll gain insight into the conditions they endured, and what plantation life was like for the enslaved. Most plantations along River Road were sugar plantations, so you’ll also learn about the process of making granulated sugar on a plantation. "We ask African Americans to get over it, but we don’t really understand what the it is.”  - John Cummings, owner of Whitney Plantation Time Stamps 5:30      Meet our guest, Joy Banner 6:45      Where is Whitney Plantation located? 10:00    Mission of Whitney Plantation 12:00    Slaves as chattel 19:15     Habitation Haydel and the origin of Whitney Plantation 22:30    Wall of Honor 26:00   Reality of slavery 36:00   Process of making granulated sugar on a plantation 44:00   Fantasy of plantation life 46:00   The story of Anna and her descendants 50:15    Life after Emancipation 53:20   Bouki Fait Gombo Resources Whitney Plantation - located in Wallace, LA 40 miles West of New Orleans. For more information about Whitney Plantation, visit their website. Thank You Thanks to Joy Banner for welcoming my wife and I to Whitney Plantation. Joy took us around the grounds on a day when they were closed, patiently answered all of our questions, then made time two days later for the interview. Want to Make Your Trip to New Orleans the Best Ever? Of course you do! If you’re planning a trip to New Orleans and want to cut through all the research we’re here to help. We offer a personalized travel consult. Here’s how it works: You complete a brief questionnaire to help us get to know you and the experience you want to have in New Orleans. Next, we set up a 20-30 minute phone or video call. During the call, we get to know you a little better. We can clarify any questions and bounce a few ideas off of you to make sure we ‘re on the right track. Finally, we prepare and deliver a pdf document with our recommendations for your trip. Depending on your needs the report will contain specific places to stay, eat and drink. It will also offer suggestions on things to do and see, all based on your budget and interests. Sound good? Just go to http://www.beyondbourbonst.com/travel for all the details and a link to order the service. Subscribe to the Podcast If you enjoy the show, please subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play Music or wherever you get your podcasts. If you do enjoy listening, please share Beyond Bourbon Street with someone who shares our love of New Orleans. Join Us on Facebook We now have a Facebook group where you can ask questions, share your New Orleans experiences and engage with others who love all things New Orleans. Join us by going to www.beyondbourbonst.com/facebook Contact Us Got an idea for an episode, have some feedback or just want to say hi? Leave us a message at 504-475-7632 or send an email to mark@beyondbourbonst.com Thanks for listening! Mark

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Tech Talkfest is your weekly download of the UK technology scene. In this week's show we get access to the exclusive Adam Street member's club, home to many of the U.K.'s leading Tech Entrepreneurs The club founder James Minter chats to Zoe about the creative genius surrounding the club, the eco-system of entrepreneurs and investors and how it styles itself as "an inclusive, exclusive club" We also take a trip to The Natural History Museum to talk to their Wikimedian in Residence, John Cummings. We find out how Wikipedia is enhancing the experience for visitors to the museums and why Wikipedia is as important as the pyramids. Judith Lewis has the latest SEO and Search news after Google's raft of updates in the past weeks. Sofie Sandell has a guide to making the most out Google+ Dave Chawner and John Davis continue their wonderfully surreal tour around the technology airwaves and Richard Lee has the latest Tech News for the week. #Technology #Entrepreneur #wikipedia #Google #Wikimedia #SEO #News #NaturalHistoryMuseum #GLAM -- www.twitter.com/TechTalkfest and www.twitter.com/z1radio www.ZoneOneRadio.com www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio

#TechTalkfest Adam Street Private Members Club, Wikipedai & the Natural History Museum - @z1radio Tech Talkfest is your weekly download of the UK technology scene. In this week's show we get access to the exclusive Adam Street member's club, home to many of the U.K.'s leading Tech Entrepreneurs The club founder James Minter chats to Zoe about the creative genius surrounding the club, the eco-system of entrepreneurs and investors and how it styles itself as "an inclusive, exclusive club" We also take a trip to The Natural History Museum to talk to their Wikimedian in Residence, John Cummings. We find out how Wikipedia is enhancing the experience for visitors to the museums and why Wikipedia is as important as the pyramids. Judith Lewis has the latest SEO and Search news after Google's raft of updates in the past weeks. Sofie Sandell has a guide to making the most out Google+ Dave Chawner and John Davis continue their wonderfully surreal tour around the technology airwaves and Richard Lee has the latest Tech News for the week. #Technology #Entrepreneur #wikipedia #Google #Wikimedia #SEO #News #NaturalHistoryMuseum #GLAM -- www.twitter.com/TechTalkfest and www.twitter.com/z1radio www.ZoneOneRadio.com www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio

#TechTalkfest Adam Street Private Members Club, Wikipedai & the Natural History Museum - @z1radio Tech Talkfest is your weekly download of the UK technology scene. In this week's show we get access to the exclusive Adam Street member's club, home to many of the U.K.'s leading Tech Entrepreneurs The club founder James Minter chats to Zoe about the creative genius surrounding the club, the eco-system of entrepreneurs and investors and how it styles itself as "an inclusive, exclusive club" We also take a trip to The Natural History Museum to talk to their Wikimedian in Residence, John Cummings. We find out how Wikipedia is enhancing the experience for visitors to the museums and why Wikipedia is as important as the pyramids. Judith Lewis has the latest SEO and Search news after Google's raft of updates in the past weeks. Sofie Sandell has a guide to making the most out Google+ Dave Chawner and John Davis continue their wonderfully surreal tour around the technology airwaves and Richard Lee has the latest Tech News for the week. #Technology #Entrepreneur #wikipedia #Google #Wikimedia #SEO #News #NaturalHistoryMuseum #GLAM -- www.twitter.com/TechTalkfest and www.twitter.com/z1radio www.ZoneOneRadio.com www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio

Bok i P2 denne uka handler om tre kandidater til Nordisk råds litteraturpris og en samtale mellom Mette Karlsvik ("Bli Bjørk") og svenske Bengt Ohlsson ("Rekviem för John Cummings")

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