Podcast appearances and mentions of Joshua James

In Episode 35 of Alcohol-Free Radio, we're joined by Joshua James, founder of Ocean Beach Cafe in San Francisco, one of the first non-alcoholic bars and bottle shops in the U.S. With over 20 years of bartending experience, Joshua is passionate about reshaping drinking culture by introducing beverages that stand out for their own unique flavors and health benefits. In this episode, we explore the evolution of non-alcoholic beverages, Joshua's mission to bring new tastes to the NA world, and how he's fostering a welcoming space for the sober-curious by the beach. Tune in to hear Joshua's insights on: The growth of the alcohol-free movement Curating NA wines, beers, and adaptogenic drinks Building a bar culture without alcohol Ocean Beach Cafe's journey in the NA scene Join us as we dive into the exciting future of non-alcoholic drinks with Joshua James! Connect with Joshua: ZERONIMO Wine: ZERONIMO Wine Ocean Beach Cafe on Instagram: Ocean Beach Cafe Instagram Josh the Non Alcoholic on Instagram: Instagram Josh the Non Alcoholic on YouTube: YouTube --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/betterrhodes/support

Welcome back to my bi-weekly show ‘e:LevaT:e' on Data Transmission Radio! I haven't been able to record voiceovers for this edition unfortunately, but I'm letting the music do all the talking for this show! All the tunes featured in the mix are fresh finds for my collection from this week (and mostly newer releases from the last few months). Opening the show, we've got one of the tracks featured in the recent Fabric presents compilation, Electric City by Leinad, followed by productions from the likes of Baby Rollen, Kosh, Joshua James, Schiela & many more. Hope you enjoy the show and thanks for tuning in! :) Feel free to comment to let me know which tunes are your favs! x Leigh Taurean x ⚡️Like the Show? Click the [Repost] ↻ button so more people can hear it!

Send us a textWelcome to Episode 43 of the Feel Lit Alcohol Free Podcast! Today we're thrilled to be joined by Joshua James—once a seasoned bartender, now the visionary behind San Francisco's first non-alcoholic bar, Ocean Beach Cafe. What made him quit drinking at 37 and lead a global movement toward alcohol-free living? His journey from mixologist to sober trailblazer is nothing short of inspiring.In this episode, we dig deep into why millennials and Gen Z are turning their backs on alcohol and embracing adaptogenic elixirs and non-alcoholic cocktails. Joshua shares honest critiques of non-alcoholic spirits, and what's driving this powerful shift toward wellness and adaptogenic elixirs and alcohol-free cocktails? He and Ruby touch on how the traditional alcohol industry is scrambling to catch up with this new wave of sober curiosity!  Josh also reveals his pick for the BEST NA Red wine from an amazing winemaker Zeronimo in Austria. A good NA red has been hard to find, until now. Click here to check it out! USE DISCOUNT CODE ZERONIMO10 FOR 10% OFF YOUR PURCHASE!If you're ready to rethink your drink and discover how to feel lit without liquor, you won't want to miss this episode. Let's dive in!"Where to find and follow Josh James: https://www.oceanbeachcafe.com/@joshthenonalcoholic Leave a review on Apple Podcasts, and ask us any questions you have about breaking free from wine or living an alcohol-free lifestyle. Your question could be the highlight of a future episode! Grab our Feel Lit Weekend Guide!https://feellitpodcast.com/Guide Watch Episode on Youtube! https://www.youtube.com/@FeelLitAlcoholFreePodcast/videosWebsites:Susan Larkin Coaching https://www.susanlarkincoaching.com/ Ruby Williams at Freedom Renegade Coaching https://www.freedomrenegadecoaching.com/Follow Susan: @drinklesswithsusanFollow Ruby: @rubywilliamscoachingIt is strongly recommended that you seek professional advice regarding your health before attempting to take a break from alcohol. The creators, hosts, and producers of the The Feel Lit Alcohol Free podcast are not healthcare practitioners and therefore do not give medical, or psychological advice nor do they intend for the podcast, any resource or communication on behalf of the podcast or otherwise to be a substitute for such.

Send us a textIn a decades spanning career, Lia Williams has established herself as one of the most prominent actresses working today. At the start of her career, Lia was already working with the likes of David Hare, Alan Ayckbourn and Harold Pinter, with whom she would go on to share a long working relationship and friendship. On screen, some of her many highlights have included playing Wallis Simpson in The Crown and more recently Paula Vennels in Mr Bates vs The Post Office. In recent years, we've also seen her prove herself to be a terrific director, finding herself at the helm on various short films and later also directing highly acclaimed productions of Ashes to Ashes and Doubt: A Parable. Some of Lia's upcoming projects include a new TV adaptation of The Day of the Jackal and also reprising her role in the highly acclaimed BBC drama: The Capture. In this exclusive interview to mark 100 episodes of our podcast series, Lia Williams sits down to look back over her illustrious career. We hear her talk about her early career, finding her way through challenging roles like Kyra in Skylight, acting opposite Michael Gambon as well as playing Carol in Oleanna opposite David Suchet. We also get to hear her talk about her experiences of alternating roles with Juliet Stevenson and Kristin Scott-Thomas on the highly acclaimed productions of Mary Stuart and Old Times. Over the course of our conversation, Lia tells us about how the acting profession has changed during her career and talks us through her transition into becoming a well-respected director as well. In this very candid conversation, Lia reflects on the various roles that she's played and takes some time to also discuss her relationship with son and fellow actor: Joshua James, with whom she starred with in The Vortex last year. It's a fascinating insight into one of our greatest leading ladies and we look forward to seeing how her career continues to evolve in the future.Support the show

This week's episode features three guests as we begin with former WBO junior middleweight champion Tim Tszyu followed by middleweight prospect Da'Velle Smith and finally super lightweight prospect Joshua James Pagan. The two prospects will be in action this Friday on DAZN live from Puerto Rico and Tszyu will be fighting for the IBF title this Saturday on Prime Video.Looking to bet on boxing this weekend? Head over to my dedicated page at signupexpert.com/fightsATW to sign up to some of boxing's best sportsbooks.

On today's episode of The Lives of Writers, Joshua James Amberson interviews Tomas Moniz.Tomas Moniz is the author of the novels Big Familia and, most recently, All Friends Are Necessary. He also edited the popular Rad Dad and Rad Families anthologies. He currently teaches at Berkeley City College and the Antioch MFA program. Joshua James Amberson is the author of Staring Contest: Essays About Eyes, How to Forget Almost Everything: A Novel, a series of chapbooks, and the long-running Basic Paper Airplane zine series. He lives in Portland, Oregon where he runs the Antiquated Future online variety store and record label.____________FULL CONVERSATION topics include:-- engaging with an audience post-publication-- a book tour / honeymoon-- working with a bigger press for the 1st time-- zines and zine community-- working on multiple projects-- trying and failing to sell a book-- growing up as not a reader or writer-- the path to early zines and RAD DAD-- writing and receiving letters-- the new novel All Friends Are Necessary-- editorial collaboration-- playing with best and worst selves in fiction____________Podcast theme music provided by Mike Nagel, author of Duplex. Here's more of his project: Yeah Yeah Cool Cool.The Lives of Writers is edited and produced by Michael Wheaton.

In this interview at SINCON 2024, Dr. Joshua James, a Regional Counter Cyber Crime Coordinator for the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), shared his insights on the Regional Counter-cybercrime programme at UNODC.Dr. James argued that while law enforcement agencies are getting better at responding to cybercrime, the cyber criminals are also getting better at what they do. This is because cybercrime is a business for them, and they invest heavily in security measures to protect their operations.He believes that the key to defeating cybercrime is for governments to see their citizens as assets rather than liabilities. If people are viewed as assets, then more will be invested in educating them and giving them the tools they need to protect themselves online.He also said that international cooperation is essential in the fight against cybercrime. The current system for international cooperation, called mutual legal assistance, was created before the internet and is not effective for cybercrime. New tools and methods for international cooperation are needed.In conclusion, Dr. James said that he is confident that cybercrime can be defeated, but it will take a lot of work from governments and citizens alike.Recorded 23rd May 2024, 10.30am, SINCON 2024, Singapore.Dr. Joshua James is the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Regional Counter-Cybercrime for Southeast Asia and the Pacific, based in Bangkok, Thailand. He and his team implement counter-cybercrime programme in the region through capacity building and awareness programmes at all levels of government. He has worked as a seconded researcher with the Irish Police Computer Crimes Investigation Unit, INTERPOL's Financial and High-Tech Crime Unit, and the Korean National Police. He has also worked closely with public and private sector groups to raise awareness about cybersecurity and cybercrime issues. He completed his Bachelor's degree in Network Security from Purdue University, and his PhD in Computer Science with a focus on automating human inference in investigations from University College Dublin.#mysecuritytv #unodc #cybercrime

Joshua James is one of the most ravishing actors on the UK Theatre scene, taking on principal roles at the National Theatre, Shakespeare's Globe and the Royal Court Theatre. He is about to make his Arcola Theatre debut in Laura Walden's new play Some Demon, as a nurse working in an institution for people with eating disorders. Laura Waldren's won the prestigious Papatango Prize for her first play which Joshua calls one of the best pieces of new writing that he's read in many years. Following on from the run at the Arcola Theatre, the show will also transfer to the studio at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre where Joshua will also be making his debut there. In our interview, Joshua James talks to us about the challenges of performing new writing and how to deal with sensitive subject matters such as eating disorders. He goes on to talk about the joy of getting to work on classic texts too having recently performed in landmark revivals of The Glass Menagerie and also The Vortex, where he starred opposite his real-life mother: Lia Williams. It's fascinating to hear him compare the experiences of working on existing texts compared to new work but he also tells us that it's important to approach classics afresh without holding them up with any particular reverence.  We hear him share his hopes for the future too as he continues to tackle thought-provoking work both in London and in the regions.Some Demon runs at Arcola Theatre until 6th July and runs at Bristol Old Vic Theatre from from 9 - 13 July. 

Joshua James is a DJ who's name you'll no doubt find on some of the UK and Europe's hottest queer line-ups. We talk his journey to becoming a DJ, starting from a smoking area conversation to how he finds the confidence to make a room of 9000 people party; his thoughts on whether young people really aren't going out as much and whether he'll be that guy on the boat in a bikini at 70, still dancing. 

Dombresky drops a fresh #ProcessRadio with some fire new music from Nico De Andrea, Disclosure, Mark Knight, Carl Cox, Patrick Topping, Ewan McVicar and loads more! 01. Noir & Haze - Around (Nico De Andrea Remix) 02. Rafael, Guy Katch - Stop 03. Frank Storm, Francis De Simone - Quarterback 04. Street Slang - The Meaning 05. Sem Jacobs, Tagmann - Blue Berries 06. Made In Paris - Mastercheck 07. AndThen - For The Crowd (Huxley Remix) 08. Milion - Bash You 09. Patrick Topping & Ewan McVicar - Northern Rhythm 10. Disclosure - She's Gone, Dance On [HOTTEST TRACK] 11. Milion - Back In The Spot 12. Murphy's Law - Every Day, All Day 13. Peggy Gou - Lobster Telephone 14. Dombresky, Daft Punk - One More Soul (Claptone Edit) 15. GUZ & Millean. - Believin' 16. IDEMI - Outta The Box 17. Jamie Jones & Jazzy - We Groovin (Shermanology Remix) 18. Westend, Tudor, Punctual - Eyah (You'll be Alright) 19. Mark Knight, Darius Syrossian, James Hurr - I Got All This Love 20. Blaze - Lovelee Dae (Seth Troxler Remix) 21. Flashmob, Raumakustik - Club Talk 22. Joshua James, Jay Edward - London Groover ft. Jay Edward 23. HoneyLuv x Roland Clark - This Is My Life (Carl Cox Remix)

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Video Version: https://youtu.be/894QDZwHQpY?si=n31-y4QLcw5vuFg6 Since their launch in 2019 Mas Que Nada have hosted and performed at notable events across the UK in major city's such as London, Liverpool, Manchester and Newcastle. Their principal aim since inception is to bring good music to good people, priding themselves on creating a party atmosphere that's enjoyed by all communities - and celebrates diversity. As part of the MQN ethos they endeavour to represent all communities in their line ups. As well as being a DJ duo in their own right, Mas Que Nada host parties across the UK at venues including Ministry of Sound, Egg, The Cause, Colours Hoxton, The Prince Of Wales and even Glastonbury Festival. Summer 2021 took the brand North where they held events at Hatch MCR, Night and Day MCR, Hangar 34 LVP as well as another sold out boat party (something their brand is becoming synonymous with) around the iconic Manchester canals as well as a 500 capacity party on the River Thames. With a varied music policy in mind, MQN are open to anything as long as it's funky and gets people grooving! The past 12 months has seen Mas Que Nada DJ alongside the likes of Roger Sanchez, SG lewis, Todd Terry, Fat Tony, Joshua James, Elliot Adamson, Melvo Baptiste, Trutopia, Mousse T, Arielle Free, Plastician, Birdee, Seamus Haji and Michael Gray to name just a few. In the first few months of 2022 alone MQN's profile has grown significantly, leading to dates this summer at over 10 Major UK festivals including El Dorado Festival and Glastonbury, as well as numerous club shows playing alongside giants of the industry. Additionally over the past 3 years, Mas Que Nada have been enlisted to provide entertainment for some of the biggest corporate clients in the world including Adidas, Virgin Media google and Microsoft. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/raveroompodcast/message

Tere tulemast Arco Vara Podcasti 64. episoodi! Seekordne saatekülaline on Joshua James Viinalass, üks Arco Vara Kinnisvarabüroo tippmaakleritest. Saatejuhiks on Elari Tamm.   Elari ja Joshua viivad meid sügavale kinnisvaraäri maailma, arutledes teemadel nagu spetsialiseerumine, turundus, müügitaktikad ning väljakutsed, millega puutuvad kokku kinnisvaramaaklerid.   Joshua jagab oma kogemusi ja teadmisi, olles pühendunud klientidele vaid parima teenuse ja kogemuse pakkumisele. Vestluse käigus avatakse ka teema meeleheitel maakleritest ning sellest, kuidas luua usaldusväärne maine ning pakkuda professionaalset abi ja tuge oma klientidele.   Kuidas saavutada tipptasemel tulemusi kinnisvaraturul? Milline roll on spetsialiseerumisel ja turundusel kinnisvaramaakleri edus? Kuidas eristuda meeleheitel maakleritest ning pakkuda klientidele väärtuslikku teenust?   Liitu meiega sellel põneval teekonnal kinnisvaraäri keerukustesse ja võimalustesse, kus Joshua inspireerivad sõnad ja Elari juhitud vestlused avavad uusi perspektiive ning annavad praktilisi näpunäiteid, kuidas olla edukas kinnisvaramaakler.   Head kuulamist! Tere tulemast Arco Vara Podcasti – kinnisvaramaailma inspireerivasse podcasti, kus saatejuhiks on Arco Vara Kinnisvarabüroo tegevjuht Elari Tamm ja kaas-saatejuht Arco Vara Kinnisvarabüroo juhatuse liige ja Tartu osakonna juhataja Peep-Ain Saar. Iga kuu lõpus sukeldume kinnisvarateemadesse koos erinevate taustadega kinnisvaraekspertidega, et saada uusi teadmisi ja saada vastuseid kõige põletavamatele kinnisvaraalastele küsimustele.   Kas soovid teada, kuidas leida unikaalseid investeerimisvõimalusi kinnisvaraturul või kuidas kasvatada oma kinnisvaraportfelli? Või ehk huvitavad sind nõuanded kodu ostuks või müügiks? Arco Vara Podcast pakub sulle praktilisi juhiseid ja eksperdiarvamusi, et muuta kinnisvaratehingud nii lihtsaks kui ka edukaks. Meie vestlused ei piirdu ainult teadmiste jagamisega, vaid pakuvad ka meelelahutust. Elari ja meie külalised jagavad oma isiklikke lugusid ja kogemusi, luues lõbusa ja kaasahaarava õhkkonna. Ole valmis naerma, õppima ja kogema tõelisi kinnisvaraseiklusi! Kui soovid olla kursis kinnisvara maailma viimaste trendide, nõuannete ja ekspertarvamustega, siis hakka jälgima meie Arco Vara Podcasti ja ühine meiega sellel põneval kinnisvarateekonnal! Valige Arco Vara Kinnisvarabüroo oma edukaks partneriks!Hinnastamine ja konsultatsioon on meie juures alati TASUTA ning lisaks saate kõik teenused mugavalt ühest kohast.- Maaklerteenus- Seadustamine (kasutusload, kaasomand jpm)- Eksperthinnangud 

On today's episode of The Lives of Writers, Joshua James Amberson interviews Jeff Alessandrelli.Jeff Alessandrelli is the author of several books, including the poetry collection Fur Not Light. His novel And Yet is out in April 2024 with Future Tense Books. He is also the director and co-editor of the small presses Fonograf Editions and Bunny Presse.Joshua James Amberson is the author of Staring Contest: Essays About Eyes (Perfect Day Publishing), How to Forget Almost Everything: A Novel (Korza Books), a series of chapbooks on Two Plum Press, as well as the long-running Basic Paper Airplane zine series. He lives in Portland, Oregon where he runs the Antiquated Future online variety store and record label.____________FULL CONVERSATION topics include:-- recording live in PDX-- past work in publishing and literary community-- the previous podcast The Steer-- the beginnings of Jeff's novel And Yet-- working in different forms of poetry and prose-- the collapse of SPD -- the issues at PANK that led to pulling his novel from print-- the reissue of the novel now with Future Tense Books-- revisiting a self from five years ago-- writing as a publisher____________Podcast theme music provided by Mike Nagel, author of Duplex. Here's more of his project: Yeah Yeah Cool Cool.The Lives of Writers is edited and produced by Michael Wheaton.

Luke reviews Artifact by Joshua James, but actually he wants to have an in-depth discussion with Juliane about Audible's new Virtual Voice Narration technology, what it sounds like now, and what it means for the future of audiobook production and listening. Luke on Mastodon: @lukeburrage@masto.nu Juliane on Mastodon: @JuKuBerlin@mastodon.social Support Luke and Juliane financially via […]

On today's episode of The Lives of Writers, Joshua James Amberson interviews Russell Brakefield.Russell Brakefield is the author the poetry book My Modest Blindness, which is out now from us at Autofocus Books. He's also the author of Field Recordings and the forthcoming Irregular Heartbeats at the Park West (Wayne State University Press). His writing has appeared in the Indiana Review, New Orleans Review, The Common, Rattle, and elsewhere.Joshua James Amberson is the author of Staring Contest: Essays About Eyes (Perfect Day Publishing), How to Forget Almost Everything: A Novel (Korza Books), a series of chapbooks on Two Plum Press, as well as the long-running Basic Paper Airplane zine series. He lives in Portland, Oregon where he runs the Antiquated Future online variety store and record label.____________PART ONE, topics include:-- writing routines-- making a life of writing -- wonder and mystery-- writing as a job or identity-- Russ's first book Field Recordings-- the concern of audience in art____________PART TWO, topics include:-- Russ's new book My Modest Blindness-- keratoconus, and Russ's experience with it-- lamenting and celebrating the vanishing -- the thing we want to write vs the one that needs to be written-- how the need to write influences style and voice-- writing in connection with Borges's On Blindness-- sectioning the poetry book on subject and threading them-- paper and vision as metaphors____________PART THREE, topics include:-- Russ's forthcoming book Irregular Heartbeats at the Park West-- trying to continue writing while promoting two books-- working on short stories and a novel-- prose vs poetry writing-- the addictiveness of narrative-- music in Russ's life and work____________Podcast theme music provided by Mike Nagel, author of Duplex. Here's more of his project: Yeah Yeah Cool Cool.The Lives of Writers is edited and produced by Michael Wheaton.Episode and show artwork by Amy Wheaton. 

On today's episode of The Lives of Writers, Jeff Alessandrelli interviews Joshua James Amberson.Joshua James Amberson is the author of Staring Contest: Essays About Eyes (Perfect Day Publishing), How to Forget Almost Everything: A Novel (Korza Books), a series of chapbooks on Two Plum Press, as well as the long-running Basic Paper Airplane zine series. He lives in Portland, Oregon where he runs the Antiquated Future online variety store and record label.Jeff Alessandrelli is the author of several books, including the poetry collection Fur Not Light. He is also the director and co-editor of the small presses Fonograf Editions and Bunny Presse.____________PART ONE, topics include:-- an old dog-- other priorities overtaking writing-- growing up and living in the Pacific Northwest-- an influential musical uncle-- playing musical again after a long break-- becoming a poetry publisher from 19 - 24-- playing in bands in Olympia-- moving to Portland for the writing community-- the pull to engage in collective concerns and projects-- recording an audiobook and wanting to edit everything--  the benefits of working on other projects____________PART TWO, topics include:-- pseudoxanthoma elasticum (PXE) -- retinal hemorrhaging and treatment with needles-- Joshua's new book Staring Contest: Essays About Eyes-- our ocular-centric culture and taking sight for granted-- resisting suggestions to turn essay collection into memoir-- writing the collection as a book from the beginning-- approaching one subject from many angles-- upcoming events and new projects____________Podcast theme music provided by Mike Nagel, author of Duplex. Here's more of his project: Yeah Yeah Cool Cool.The Lives of Writers is edited and produced by Michael Wheaton.

This is the fifth installment of highlights from this year's Scherler Sundays concert and interview series. Today's show was recorded on July 16th behind the Carnegie Library in Olympia, WA and features performances from San Diego band The Gift Machine and Hot Rush, plus Joshua James Amberson reads from his latest book “Staring Contest.” The Gift Machine is returning to Low Profile, after being featured way back on episode 7. Their latest album is called “Consolation Prize.” This episode was engineered by Kefa Crow, documented by Andrew Ebright, mixed and edited by Rose Nielsen.Low Profile is supported by you on Patreon.com/lowprofile, plus in-kind support from Olympia's Old School Pizzeria, Rainy Day Records, San Francisco Street Bakery and Three Magnets Brewing Company. 

This week's entry to the Four Four Local Selection Mix Series welcomes Dublin Digital Radio and The Midnight Disco Resident Sahana. The New York City-born and now Dublin-based DJ has supplied an hour-long recording that traverses a wide range of atmospheres and genres. Dig in! This week's entry to the Local Selection Mix Series features an eclectic mix of house and techno from Dublin Digital Radio and The Midnight Disco Resident Sahana. She provides a stunning selection of quality dance music throughout as she gradually raises the energy during the duration of the recording, including a flurry of old-school techno gems that are full of flavour in the process. Sahana operates a monthly show on DDR titled ‘Mast Hour' where she uses her platform to champion DJs of colour. Some of the guests on her show include reputable DJs Ricky Chong, Laurence Kapinga and JWY who have appeared on the show since its inception earlier this year. Sahana has also provided recordings of her own to the show as well as appearances on some excellent mix series which include Skin & Blister's Minx Series, WWW (DDR), Efa O'Neill's Out of Space (DDR) and Foxgluv. Her hard work and dedication as an artist has earned her lucrative support slots for artists such as Denis Sulta and Haai. Not to mention an all-night-long show in Izakaya's famed funk bunker. Lock into Sahana's Local Selection below! Check out the tracklist below. understand- Whitesquare left hand shook- Positive Centre mister krax- Gerome Sportelli bloom- Malin Genie snake eyes (club mix)- Solar Suite tricky question- Maruwa and you never come back- Pletnev unknown mobile – Hypno 5 sub 100- Hodge de desamor y de miel- Hyperaktivist diverted- A.paul carnival pt.1- Ben Sims player 010 (hype me up)- Player player 016 a1- Player Love to do it (Mella Dee law and disorder mix)- Joshua James x the ride committee ipanema- Marco Bailey d-vice- Marco Bailey bring back that feeling (dpi mix)- Marzz, Tom Harding euro tour- Odessa Sound Freaks funky grooves- Untidy Dubs house some more (club caviar mix)- Lock'n Load Sahana --------------- SC: @sahana-s-23 IG: www.instagram.com/sahanasridharrr Four Four Magazine --------------------------- FB: www.facebook.com/FOURFOURDANCE/ IG: www.instagram.com/fourfourmagazine/ Web: www.fourfourmag.com/

This week is a doozy! We are sure a lot of you are familiar with The Duggar Family, who had their own TV show, called 19 Kids and Counting, throughout the late 2000s. This run ended in 2015, when some horrifying court documents came to light regarding the Duggar's eldest son, Josh. Or, you might be familiar with the family through the new documentary about them and the cultish group they belong to, called "Shiny Happy People: Duggar Family Secrets.Familiar with the case or not, tune in for a detailed summary regarding everything that went down with this family (and trust us, there's a lot). Sources: 1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tontitown,_Arkansas2) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institute_in_Basic_Life_Principles3) Podcast: Some Place Under Neith4) Reporter: CC McCandless5) Reddit: r/DuggarsSnark ; r/FundieSnarkUncensored

This week, we're chatting with Joshua James, musician/arranger/educator and leader of the Theatre Bizarre Orchestra. This is the "house band" for the world-famous Theatre Bizarre masquerade/Halloween bash that usually happens downtown at the Masonic Temple. This year, thanks to the Friends of the Ferndale Library, the Theatre Bizarre Orchestra will bring their zesty variety of jazz to the library's Summer Concert Series on August 22 at 6:30 pm. This is a free, all-ages show, hosted in the library's program room--don't miss it! 

LVCI, 3min., USA, Fashion Directed by Brock Gregory Newman A woman wanders the desert in search of a connection to her spiritual self and is transported to a darker realm where she makes contact with another side of herself. https://www.kentsunamishep.com/lvci http://instagram.com/undergroundtsu Get to know the filmmaker: Quite a bland answer but I was invited by my close friend and long-time collaborator Josh DeVargas to join an already existing photoshoot. The video was originally meant to be a supplementary piece to the photos but quickly grew into its own thing. You can sign up for the 7 day free trial at www.wildsound.ca (available on your streaming services and APPS). There is a DAILY film festival to watch, plus a selection of award winning films on the platform. Then it's only $3.99 per month. Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod/ https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod

Don't miss out on the next WeAreLATech podcast episode, get notified by signing up here http://wearelatech.com/podcastWelcome to WeAreLATech's Los Angeles Tech Community Spotlight!   “Thomas Fiss and Joshua James of OneOf: Consumer Engagement Software”WeAreLATech Podcast is a WeAreTech.fm production.To support our podcast go to http://wearelatech.com/believe To be featured on the podcast go to http://wearelatech.com/feature-your-la-startup/Want to be featured in the WeAreLATech Community? Create your profile here http://wearelatech.com/communityGuest Host,Felice LaZaehttps://twitter.com/FeliceLaZaehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/felicelazae/Guest,Thomas Fisshttps://twitter.com/thomasfissGuest,Joshua Jameshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-james-731817/Personal Spotlight,Joseph Holguin http://josephholguin.comFor a calendar of all LA Startup events go to, http://WeAreLATech.comTo further immerse yourself into the LA Tech community go to http://wearelatech.com/vipLinks Mentioned:OneOf, https://www.oneof.comAutograph, https://autograph.ioNobu Malibu, https://www.noburestaurants.com/malibu/homeCalif Chicken Cafe, https://www.califchickencafe.comPeople Mentioned:The Notorious B.I.G., https://www.instagram.com/thenotoriousbigCredits:Produced and Hosted by Espree Devora, http://espreedevora.comStory Produced, Edited and Mastered by Cory Jennings, https://www.coryjennings.com/Production and Voiceover by Adam Carroll, http://www.ariacreative.ca/Team support by Janice GeronimoMusic by Jay Huffman, https://soundcloud.com/jayhuffmanShort Title: OneOf

Hello my dear friends and welcome to a new edition of the Club Room! We're gonna start with DOP in a Claude Von Stroke Remix, Anchoret in a Hugo Massien Remix, 9th House together with Matrefakt, AVNU is on the show, Eddie Fowlkes, Antipolar, Watto is on the show as well as Joshua James, Hank […] Subscribe to listen to Techno music, Tech House music, Deep House, Acid Techno, and Minimal Techno for FREE.

Hello my dear friends and welcome to a new edition of the Club Room! We're gonna start with DOP in a Claude Von Stroke Remix, Anchoret in a Hugo Massien Remix, 9th House together with Matrefakt, AVNU is on the show, Eddie Fowlkes, Antipolar, Watto is on the show as well as Joshua James, Hank K, Filterheadz and to close it off I am gonna present you a new one by me which is coming out soon! Enjoy this hour until next week! DOP / Up The Boohai - Claude Von Stroke Remix Anchoret / Reign - Hugo Massien Remix 9th House & Matrefakt / Under You AVNU / Before the Fire Eddie Fowlkes / What About us 9th House / Ambar Antipolar / With M1 to M87 WATTO / Slippin Joshua James / Love To Do It Hank K / Odile Filterheadz / Indian summer Anja Schneider / before we meet again

Allen Woody talks music and more with City Sessions Executive Director Jerad Sears and artist and songwriter Joshua James.You'll get the inside scoop on what City Sessions is bringing to Bentonville, including the Home Sweet Home Festival presented by Wheelhouse on April 28 and 29. Plan your trip to visit Bentonville and experience this unique music festival! Get your tickets here.Stay social with Downtown Bentonville Inc. on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn!

A Florida man was arrested Monday and charged with assault with a deadly weapon without intent to kill after allegedly throwing an alligator through a fast-food chain's drive-thru window. .Joshua James, 24, threw a 3.5 foot alligator through a Palm Beach County Wendy's drive-thru window nearly four months ago, according to Florida Fish Wildlife and Conservation officials. He was also charged with illegally possessing an alligator and petty theft.... AND in other news... Someguy reportedly called the cops on Sunday, and threatened to blow up the Hollywood sign if they didn't give him $10,000 in ransom. But he called a police department in Hollywood, FLORIDA by mistake, not L.A.

Josh visits Adam in studio to talk about how he's helping local wineries, breweries, and more add to their brand by upcycling and converting old service trucks to add to their service and style! He's got some big clients locally and can service brands of all sizes. He's also partnered up with Haute Sugar Co who we've had in a bunch to evolve their bougie cotton candy brand to bigger events, ice cream trucks, and more! Fun conversation! Check them out on insta @CustomBuiltUSA

Josh visits Adam in studio to talk about how he's helping local wineries, breweries, and more add to their brand by upcycling and converting old service trucks to add to their service and style! He's got some big clients locally and can service brands of all sizes. He's also partnered up with Haute Sugar Co who we've had in a bunch to evolve their bougie cotton candy brand to bigger events, ice cream trucks, and more! Fun conversation! Check them out on insta @CustomBuiltUSA

Happy New Year! Happy Dry January - However, there is more of a mindful drinking outlook. The term mindful drinking is a term that I learned from my guest, Joshua James. Josh owns Ocean Beach Cafe, one block away from the ocean on the Richmond side of Golden Gate Park. Josh uses the term mindful drinker or mindful drinking when he speaks about nonalcoholic beverages and a nonalcoholic lifestyle. I started hearing about Josh and Ocean Beach Cafe around 2021. There were articles about the first nonalcoholic cafe, bar, and bottle shop in San Francisco. I was intrigued because I wasn't familiar with any establishment with an NA bottle selection and beer selection. So, I finally made it to Ocean Beach Cafe and tried the Good Buzz Daisy NA cocktail. I was impressed; it's good. The cafe has a mellow, relaxed, and friendly vibe. Please go check it out. https://www.friendshiphousesf.org/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TA1A0MiHqVQ https://www.oceanbeachcafe.com/ #mindfuldrinking #mindfuldrinker #HeyBartender #Friendshiphouse #Joshthenonalcoholic #dryjanuary #oceanbeachcafe #nativeamerican #TolowaDee-ni #hawaii #newyork #awakebar #ceriabrewing #northcarolina #athleticbarandpopup #sansbar #rehab #pandemic #sanfrancisco #richmonddistrict

Here is our day one coverage of DRAWN 2022. AL had some mics set up on a stage at DRAWN, an art fair created by Cherie Jerrard and was held at Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery. There were dozens of artists and hundreds of people filtered through the event as the weekend went by. Day One was a tricky one, AL was only there until 2pm and his nerves were shot due to the pressures of the looming Pod Aid event. However there were lots of chatty artists around to talk to him. This episode features the voices of: Gary Drew, Joshua James, Tat Effby, Morgan Bird (MVK Paints), Helen from Corner Lane Designs, KTJ Illustration & Mike Perkins. To everyone who kept me afloat during this, thanks so much, your input is greatly appreciated. I actually had a fantastic day speaking to y'all. This event holds a very special place in my heart and it's because of you folks. - AL

After a stint in the military, Stewart Rhodes accidentally shot himself in the eye, made his wife strip in nightclubs to pay for his education and, according to her, was violent even to his children, trying to choke his 12 year old daughter.Elmer Stewart Rhodes III, the founder of the Oath Keepers and four others individuals linked to the far-right, anti-government group are now on trial for seditious conspiracy and other charges stemming from the deadly assault on the Capitol on January 6, 2021. If you like our content, please become a patron and get our two monthly premium episodes and the weekly public episodes ad-free. This episode of Dubious is brought to you by MANSCAPED. Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code DUBIOUS at MANSCAPED.com!  Rhodes is in the first group of Oath Keepers on trial, and the second group trial will happen in November. Two of the 11 people indicted in the case – Brian Ulrich and Joshua James - have pleaded guilty to seditious conspiracy and are cooperating with the government. 1 In this episode we discuss Rhodes' military career, his personal life and his trajectory from Yale to jail. Rhodes served for 2 years and 7 months and was never deployed in a combat area. He failed the Special Forces Qualification Course after the first week and was discharged with a temporary disability. Soon afterwards, he dropped a gun and shot himself in the eye, hence the eyepatch. 2 He then married Tasha Adams, she was 18 at the time, he was 25. According to his now estranged wife, he made work full time as a stripper to pay for his education and even pushed for her to take things further with the men in the club she was dancing in. After graduating from Yale with a law degree, he gets a clerkship for a judge on the Arizona Supreme Court but his extreme views get him out the door quite fast. 3 This is when he starts formulating the idea of starting an extremist organization. He formally launched the Oath Keepers in Lexington, Massachusetts, on April 19, 2009. 1. Ryan Lucas. In a big Jan. 6 case, Oath Keepers go on trial for seditious conspiracy. NPR. September 2022. ⇤2. Drew Lawrence. What the Military Records of the Oath Keepers' Leader Actually Say About His Service. Military.com. May 2022. ⇤3. Jacques Billeaud and Lindsay Whitehurst. Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes.... Associated Press. September 2022. ⇤

In the far future when the forces of evil take over the world, the last ronin remains standing to avenge his family and seek justice. This Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle story written by Kevin Eastman, Peter Laird, and Tom Waltz has been a long time coming. However, Eastman and Waltz finally found the right time and creative team to start publishing this amazing tale in 2020. They did an astounding job at paying homage to the writer's 38 years of TMNT legacy. This comic explains a possible ending to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and explores the themes of survivors guilt, PTSD, grief as well as many other complex emotions that are fitting to this grand scale of adventure. If you are a new fan, but enjoy a good story, or long time fan that grew up with the franchise we definitely recommend checking out this incredible 5 epic issue run in any format that is accessible.

Dr. Brian Cole is joined by Joshua James, DPT, CSCS from RUSH Physical Therapy to discuss high ankle sprains, including how they are diagnosed and the best treatments to help athletes recover.

Bigger Than Alcohol with Joshua James Josh is a career bartender who decided to take a year off of drinking to see what would happen. Along the way he began exploring AF beverage options and decided to record 50 YouTube reviews of NA products. Now 3 years into this project and his own alcohol-free life,, Josh has opened Ocean Beach Cafe, the largest NA bottle shop on the West Coast and one of the only brick and mortar sober bars in the United States. Ocean Beach Cafe serves as home base while Josh continues to explore the more than 300 NA beverages from around the world that have hit the market in recent years. Josh takes his passion to the streets with sober meet ups and teaching people how to rebrand sobriety. Follow him on IG at Josh the non-alcoholic and be sure and check out Ocean Beach Cafe when you visit SF! Full Show Notes Here

The January 6th riot was ugly and violent. It was one of the worst things to happen in this country after one of its most difficult years. Protests are the voices of the unheard. The MAGA supporters who gathered in DC that day were exercising their First Amendment right to protest at their Capitol. At the same time, agitators near the Capitol were whipped up into a frenzy, believing they had a patriotic duty to stop the election of Joe Biden.The footage was proof at last of what the Democrats had been warning the country about - the “white supremacist” terrorist uprising had finally come to pass. It would also turn out to be the most important piece of political propaganda in over 50 years that would hand absolute power to those who sought to remove Trump the minute he was elected. It was not, however, an attempted coup or an “insurrection.” For one thing, Trump was the sitting President on January 6th. If anything, they were trying to prevent the peaceful transfer of power. In their own minds, they were trying to stop a coup, not launch one. Whatever fantasies drove people like Ashli Babbit to become desperate enough that they would sacrifice their own lives is only used to further stoke the flames of hatred and division by our government. That the media, the blue-checks on Twitter, and the political opposition have declared it an “insurrection” without due process is yet another sign that we no longer have a working media. But we already knew that. Most Americans know something bad happened on January 6th. Many believe Trump was responsible. But everyone knows these hearings are for: to stop Trump's movement from overtaking the GOP, getting into Congress, and perhaps recapturing the presidency in 2024. The thing that scares them the most is that Trump might win. The Democrats have made such a mess of things and turned this country into a dystopian nightmare that Trump is the preferred option, even after the January 6th hearings began. One of the reasons Donald Trump remains popular is that he's not afraid to mock the powerful. He's called the media the “enemy of the people.” He destroyed the presidential prospects of Bush's golden child, Jeb! He wrecked Hillary Clinton's chances of being the first female president and knocked down the carefully constructed utopia Obama built. Trump is Public Enemy Number One.After months of extremely violent riots alongside the Black Lives Matter protests, where the politicians who won in 2020 addressed their complaints and completely re-ordered American society, the January 6th rioters probably thought they would be considered and treated the same way. Hundreds of prisoners have been dumped GITMO style into solitary confinement in the DC jail, many without charges brought against them, enduring all manner of torments to get them to name Trump as their instigator. Where are the reporters writing about this? Where is the ACLU or civil rights attorneys fighting for their rights as American citizens? As with all things in the post-2020 world, they dare not say a word lest they too be accused of being racist apologists and domestic terrorist sympathizers. Also, they see them as they always have seen them - human garbage as best, terrorists at worst. The January 6th Select Committee hearings are dressed up to look like Watergate - Authoritative, serious, definitive. But they are not a good faith effort to uncover the truth about that day. Rather, they are about naming Trump and his movement as anti-American, which justifies their ongoing marginalization of the non-compliant. That makes them much more like the McCarthy hearings at the point where the Senator had gone too far.Since Trump shocked the country with a surprise win, the idea that a “racist” could win after Obama's two terms was an existential threat that sent this country reeling. Mass hysteria bloomed in the wake of 2016, and after 2020, there were ongoing witch hunts to root out racists on Twitter, in higher education, in science labs, in fiction, in movies. It was bound to make its way into government, and now, because these committee hearings are making them not about the riot on January 6th but the presumed ideology behind the riot — “white rage” — we have another witch hunt on our hands that looks a lot like 1954. Joseph McCarthy was not wrong about the Communist threat. All of these decades later, it's clear there were spies in our government, and screenwriters were trying to inject that ideology into our culture. Eisenhower shut it down because McCarthy had become paranoid that anyone and everyone might be a communist, including military members. Ike recognized that it was making the post-WWII American weaker, not stronger. That is why he helped destroy McCarthy's credibility and end what we now call McCarthyism.It is hard to police the minds and hearts of Americans in a supposedly free society. Here we are, decades later, and that Communist threat is alive and well and has all but consumed the Democratic Party yet again. But you won't see a witch hunt about that, at least not yet. Trump's America First Party is a threat to the established order. The problem is that they sloppily apply “white supremacy” to that movement. That is why the January 6th hearings feel more like McCarthyism than they do Watergate. Even before Trump won, his supporters had already been spit on, beaten, and dehumanized by the public, whether it was mocking their makeup or age, weight, hair, or education, chasing them out of the restaurants to physically assaulting them all because the media and the politicians had convicted them of being racists, which, in the wake of the Obama era is the absolute worst thing you could be. Here is an example from the run-up to the 2016 election:It never seems to have occurred to the media or the most powerful “elites” that smearing a whole group of people as “racists” might not be healthy for American Democracy. In a culture that tightly policed thought and behavior even before it reached its climax in 2020, Trump's freedom to say whatever he wanted and mock whomever he wanted represents a “clear and present” danger to the utopian Left. It was never about what Trump did. It was always about what he said. Even January 6th isn't so much about what they did. It's much more about why they did it. All points lead back to Trump. They believe January 6th was about race because they believe Trump's MAGA movement is racist. They believe Trump's rise directly resulted from the nation's first Black president, just as they believed the Tea Party was racist. It was just something everyone believed because the media cherry-picked imagery and clips from various speeches and rallies meant to prove all of them were racists. At some point, it just wasn't a question.The only problem is that it isn't true. The Trump movement has always been about class, not racism. It's about the American people who were left behind after that giant sucking sound that evacuated jobs and nearly wrecked the middle class. The Left now cares only about the most privileged and the least privileged. They don't seem to care much about the ones in the middle, the farmers, the truck drivers, the bartenders, and small business owners. How do I know Trump's America First movement is not about race? Because I made an effort to get to know that world. I went looking for the smoking gun because I did not like belonging to a group that was dehumanizing another. I never found the version of Trump the Left believes exists. For instance, Steve Bannon and the MAGA movement have been deliberately and actively recruiting Black and Hispanic voters for at least six years. Bannon calls it “inclusive, nationalist populism.” It's not about race. It's about a global worldview vs. a nationalist one. Somehow the Democrats and the media seemed to have missed this part of the story because it doesn't fit the narrative. That's not to say that there aren't “White Supremacists” in this country. They are a real threat, as we've recently seen in Buffalo, NY. But what the government and media are trying to do, label Trump and his movement as “white supremacists” without proof, is reminiscent of the McCarthy era. What Really Happened on January 6th?The Select Committee looks more like a show trial than a good faith effort to uncover the truth. During Stalin's and Mao's Communist regimes, they counted on show trials to scare citizens into silence and compliance. Here, we have major media outlets and government officials repeating the false notion that it was an “insurrection” driven by “white rage.” If this were a serious committee in search of the truth of what happened on January 6th, the following questions would be addressed:One:How many people knew there was a threat to the Capitol before January 6th, and when did they know it? Polls show even those who believe Trump was responsible want to know the answer to this question. Granted, bringing this up to anyone on the Left means you'll get two responses — the first, you are a conspiracy theorist, and the second is to rationalize it somehow. General Milley was worried about the protest; the FBI had to know. The Mayor of DC knew. How could the most powerful country in the world with the most powerful military in the world have put the Capitol police in such a vulnerable spot that day? Two:What, if any, was the FBI's involvement? I know, I know. Rachel Maddow would not approve of anyone daring to ask this question, but there hasn't been an adequate explanation so far. Why was Stewart Rhodes only charged a year later when he was the ringleader of the Oathkeeper's plans to stop the certification of the vote? Why is Ray Epps still not charged even though he is on tape telling Trump supporters to go into the Capitol? Plenty of other people who never entered the Capitol have been arrested.If the government's overreach is so extreme, arresting anyone and everyone involved in the so-called “insurrection,” why not Epps?From Julie Kelly's book January 6 - How Democrats Used the Capitol Protest to Launch a War on Terror Against the Political Right:“In the early 1990s, the FBI accelerated its focus on the white Christian Right after the events at Waco, Texas and Ruby Ridge; the FBI launched PATCON, short for Patriot Conspiracy, an alleged movement of Christian extremists. In one case, the FBI created a fictional rightwing militia group to use it as an organ to collect information about other suspected militia members. “The tactics of FBI agents infiltrating militias, as well as paid informants being coerced into spying on these groups, and, in some instances, even providing the means and encouragement to carry out violent plots before being arrested, have been criticized as constituting entrapment by using agent provocateurs—agents posing as criminals to justify the financial and social expenses of counter-terrorism,” a 2011 study published by Rutger's University concluded.Was this the case with January 6?Kelly explains how Stewart Rhodes was widely accepted as Person One in the multi-defendant case and was, by all accounts, calling the shots. She continues, But nine months after the first arrests, he was still a free man.“Given…Stewart Rhodes's actions and words leading up to and on 1/6, and given that Rhodes is the leader of the major militia group associated with 1/6—why no indictment for Rhodes?” Beattie asked. Citing similarities to the [Gretchen] Whitmer case, Beattie continued, “If it turns out that an extraordinary percentage of the members of these groups involved in planning and executing the Capitol Siege were federal informants or undercover operatives, the implications would be nothing short of staggering. This would be far worse than the already bad situation of the government knowing about the possibility of violence and doing nothing. Instead, this would imply that elements of the federal government were active instigators in the most egregious and spectacular aspects of 1/6, amounting to a monumental entrapment scheme used as a pretext to imprison otherwise harmless protestors at the Capitol—and in a much larger sense used to “frame the entire MAGA movement as potential domestic terrorists.”All those arrested in connection with Rhodes have been charged with various crimes. You can read those names here. You can look up their charges here. Here are the only 11 charged with “seditious conspiracy” in a graphic I pieced together from the government's site:Of these 11, two have pleaded guilty to “seditious conspiracy,” Joshua James and Brian Ulrich. Julie Kelly continues her convincing case against Rhodes:“Rhodes then gave an interview, which seemed more like damage control, to the New York Times that revealed he had been interviewed by the FBI in May. “Against the advice of a lawyer, Mr. Rhodes spoke freely with the agents about the Capitol assault for nearly three hours,” reporter Alan Feuer wrote in a July 9 article. Rhodes told Feuer that his underlings had “gone off mission” and that he was “frustrated” so many entered the building. “Prosecutors overseeing the investigation of Mr. Rhodes have long admitted that they have struggled to make a case against him. His activities seemed to stay within the boundaries of the First Amendment, one official with knowledge of the matter said.”But Rhodes' posts and texts before January 6 were highly inflammatory, and contradicted his portrayal in the Times. Further, the argument that his online activity and his conduct that day—he did not enter the building, but neither did dozens of other protesters nonetheless charged for various crimes—were protected by the First Amendment also contradicted the government's stance that the events of January 6 rose to the crime of insurrection, not a legitimate political protest. That certainly wasn't the case for Thomas Caldwell, one of the first Oath Keepers arrested and indicted, who also did not enter the building.Beattie followed up his initial reports with an updated piece in October that summarized the Justice Department's nine-month prosecution of the Oath Keepers. Rhodes, Beattie explained, established the conspiracy, recruited the people involved, gave instructions including the use of illegal weapons, and activated the conspiracy, including the entrance into the building in a stack formation, that afternoon. Still, Rhodes remained uncharged.”It took them nine months to finally arrest Rhodes, and to come up with the “seditious conspiracy” charge to lend some heft to their unprecedented treatment of political prisoners who were American citizens protesting against the establishment. The only answer from the media on any of this is to ridicule anyone who would dare ask. It's all a “right-wing conspiracy theory” to them. Ironically, they did the same thing to Woodward and Bernstein when they were investigating Watergate, as the opening of the film All The President's Men illustrates:The New York Times, along with all media outlets on the Left, are working overtime to disprove any FBI involvement and did clear up at least one part of the Ray Epps story, that he whispered into the ear of someone just before he breached the Capitol. According to this story, that is false. But FBI informants are under no obligation to reveal their identities. Epps remains uncharged even though he can be seen on video telling Trump supporters that they must GO into the Capitol. Of course, because no one trusts the media anymore — and why would they — it's hard to know what is true and what isn't, but the point is, something looks fishy about Epps and Rhodes regarding January 6th. If we can't trust media, and we can't trust the FBI we need journalists whose jobs are to hold the powerful to account.Three:What happened to Ashli Babbitt?Writing for the Spectator, Peter Van Buren asks, When will the Committee start showing the video of her being shot by Capitol Police? Babbitt, wearing a Trump flag like a cape, was one of the rioters who smashed the glass on the door leading to the Speaker's Lobby of the Capitol. A plain-clothes Capitol Police officer fired a shot and Babbitt fell into the crowd and died. It was the only shot fired in the riot. A SWAT team just behind Babbitt saw the situation differently and never fired on her or those with her. Babbitt was unarmed and was not resisting arrest because the cop never got that far. He just shot her.He adds another question that needs addressing:“Why, and on whose order, did Capitol police allow 300 people to simply walk into the building without resistance on the afternoon of January 6? And who was the man in a bicycle helmet whom video shows initiating the window-smashing that ended in the shooting of Ashli Babbitt? Why was he welcomed behind police lines once things got out of hand?”Four:There were supposedly pipe bombs placed in buildings in DC, where there were plenty of security cameras. Whatever happened to that investigation? Julie Kelly on Twitter also asks the following question:An Insurrection or a Violent Riot?When Communist revolutionaries shot up the Capitol in 1954 they were charged with “seditious conspiracy” for fighting for Puerto Rico's independence. The sentencing read, “this case makes it clear that these people and their followers have nothing but contempt for our laws, our courts, and our public officials.”Eisenhower strengthened the “seditious conspiracy” laws after he had quietly and behind the scenes put an end to McCarthyism. He wrote while signing the law:The American people are determined to protect themselves and their institutions against any organization in their midst which, purporting to be a political party within the normally accepted meaning, is actually a conspiracy dedicated to the violent overthrow of our entire form of government.One could easily make the argument that the uprisings over the Summer were also political movements that sought to violently overthrow the US government. Or that the #resistance was a four-year-long coup to remove Trump that ended with the 2020 election. No one actually sees it that way because this moment in history is being written solely by one side. But if we had an objective, honest press, they would see that violent protests against our government by the Left are never seen as seditious or treasonous. Rather, they're applauded and admired, or they are simply ignored. Most of the political violence in this country's recent history has come from the Left, not the Right. You can't tell me if it had been Democratic activists who had breached the Capitol, they would have been treated the same way. Julie Kelly writes of the Kavanaugh hearing:“The siege of government buildings escalated. Republican senators were angrily confronted in elevators and outside government buildings. Some received death threats. The outrage was heavily fueled by Democratic leaders including Senator Elizabeth Warren. “Hello resistance!” Warren shouted to a raucous crowd assembled outside on October 4. “I am angry on behalf of women who have been told to sit down and shut up one time too many. This is about hijacking our democracy.” Thousands heeded Warren's call for action. “We were planning to shut down the Capitol Building but the authorities were so scared of this #WomensWave that they shut it down for us,” the official account of the Women's March tweeted that day. “1000+ women, survivors, and allies have gathered in the Hart Senate Building. Every hallway. Every floor.”When Pence announced on the afternoon of October 6, 2018 that Kavanaugh's nomination was confirmed, women shouted from the Senate gallery and were removed. The nation was roiled by the Kavanaugh fiasco for more than a month yet activists opposed to his nomination were considered heroes, not villains, by the national news media.The violence at the Capitol was unusual for Trump supporters because if there was one point of superiority they had over the Left, they were the non-violent side. They weren't boarding up windows on Election Night because they thought Biden would win. They did it because they knew if Trump had won, cities would burn. Now, because of January 6th, they've completely flipped the script. The formerly non-violent Trump supporters are the violent protesters, not the Left. The formerly cop-hating Democrats are now the side that suddenly cares about the Capitol Police. Footage of the Capitol breach has been played over and over and over again, nonstop. By contrast, the media barely covered the riots over the Summer. The fact is that the Left can be as violent as they want, as insistent and demanding of their rights as they want, to fight for the country they want - be as intrusive of public spaces as they want, all because they are protected by the media and blue-check Twitter who are ideologically aligned with them. Trump supporters aren't even considered human beings, let alone American citizens with those same rights. The 2020 election was unprecedented in the alliance of Big Tech, Big Media, and Big Money. It was the most expensive election in history. When you're talking about that much power and money, what else do you have except your right to protest? Whose Big Lie is It Exactly?You can't talk about January 6 without talking about 2020. You can't talk about 2020 without talking about 2016. I plan on writing a different piece about these two elections, but for now, it's important to remember what 2020 was - a reaction to 2016. In the 2016 election, the Trump team had a very specific strategy to keep people home in specific swing states and win a slim Electoral College victory by a few hundred thousand votes. They used Facebook almost exclusively to target three groups to keep them home on Election Day: Black males, using Clinton's “superpredator” comments, young feminists, Bill Clinton's sexual misconduct allegations, and Bernie Sanders supporters who believe the establishment had rigged the primary against Bernie. Facebook allowed Trump's team to microtarget these specific groups in the key swing states. Hillary Clinton's team was offered the same help but they'd turned it down. She was going for a landslide victory, focusing on winning states like Georgia. Trump's strategy worked. Zuckerberg was largely blamed for putting Trump in power, as was the media. Both major players would make up for that in 2020, with $400 million from Zuckerberg to fortify elections for both sides, supposedly. It really only helped the Democrats because they were the side with an enthusiam gap. Trump's side never had an enthusiasm gap and still doesn't. Trump made a strategic error in convincing his supporters to distrust voting machines and save their votes for Election Day. No matter how many of them showed up, there was no way they could close the gap with the massive landslide of ballots Democrats already had collected. 2020 made clear that the media was using its power to swing an election. All of this was bragged about in TIME magazine. They patted themselves on the back for using all their money and resources to remove one person from power and install another. The TIME magazine headline uses the word ‘bi-partisan' the same way the January 6th committee does: to send the not-so-subtle message that Trump supporters are not welcome in American democracy.Here is Ben Shapiro saying as much:It never made sense to me that Trump would have planned a violent riot when he believed Mike Pence, Josh Hawley, and Ted Cruz were going to convince Congress to stop the count and sift through the voting regulations that had been suddenly changed due to COVID and whether or not the ballots were legal. All the violent riot did was wreck his case and hand absolute power to his enemies.To understand how you get to a rally on January 6th, let alone a riot, it's necessary to understand how the frustration built up over the past six years. Trump was not treated like the President of the United States not for one minute, not for a day in his four years in power. He was always treated like an imposter, a cockroach to be exterminated from the establishment so his human garbage supporters could disappear back to the hinterlands. A podcaster named Darryl Cooper wrote a now-infamous tweet thread that lays it out. But it was when Tucker Carlson read the whole thing on Fox News, millions of people heard it. Our media and government would be smart to pay attention to this: Why Should You Care?Why do I care?Why would I threaten to blow up any social cred I have left caring about Trump supporters or January 6th prisoners? It's partly because no one else cares about them except a small handful of people like Marjorie Taylor Greene and Matt Gaetz. Julie Kelly fights for their rights daily. But more to the point, what I have in common with Carlson, Shapiro, and Bannon is simply this: I am sensitive to abuse of power against those with less power. It probably comes from having been bullied as a child. I will always stand up for those I feel are getting picked on, even at the expense of my own social network and status as a former blue-check Democrat on Twitter.2020 was hard on all Americans. From lockdowns, to mask wars, to COVID, to isolation - suicides rose sharply, as did gun deaths. Mass shooters were radicalized almost overnight. Somehow people could understand how so many could spill out onto the streets for the largest protest in American history after being pent up for months but they could not extend that same understanding to the other side when they lost their minds on January 6th. Probably the most insidious of all is the idea that people who call themselves Patriots, whose movement is called AMERICA FIRST, would be labeled “domestic terrorists,” “insurrectionists,” and traitors. The media narrative that they live in fear of “replacement theory” and are driven by “white rage” is false. For many Trump supporters, in a country that has all but abandoned them, all they have is their patriotic love of country. Now the one thing they have left is being taken from them all in the name of politics, all because the Democrats and Never Trumpers have candidates who can't beat Trump. We get nowhere by dehumanizing each other. We need leadership to bring this country together under one roof before we go too far to turn back around. Get full access to Free Thinking Through the Fourth Turning with Sasha Stone at sashastone.substack.com/subscribe

In today's episode, I go over this weekend's breaking news that Brian Ulrich, one of 11 members of the Oath Keepers facing sedition-related charges has pleaded guilty to obstruction of an official proceeding and seditious conspiracy in federal court on Friday. He is the second member of the 11 being charged for the January 6th events to plead guilty and will cooperate with the Justice Department in hopes of a lower sentence for cooperating. He now faces more than six years in prison. He joins Joshua James, who led the Alabama chapter of the Oath Keepers, who also pleaded guilty to obstruction of an official proceeding, back in March. He faces up to nine years in prison and up to a $300,000 fine,According to a CNN Article by Hannah Rabinowitz: The plea comes nearly two months after fellow Oath Keeper Joshua James, who served as private security for right-wing figures around January 6, pleaded guilty to sedition-related charges.“Did you do that, agree with [Oath Keepers leader Stewart] Rhodes and develop a plan to stop the lawful transfer of presidential power, by force, on January 6, 2021” US District Judge Amit Mehta asked during the hearing on Friday.“Yes, your honor” Ulrich said.Ulrich, who at times appeared to be crying during the hearing, also agreed that he “intended to influence and affect conduct of the United States government and to retaliate against the United States government.”At one point, Mehta asked whether Ulrich needed time to gather himself. Ulrich initially declined, saying that “it's not going to get any easier,” but later accepted – taking a moment to audibly weep and gasp for air.As someone who has previously covered and worked for the Oath Keepers and even had Stewart Rhodes live with me for a short period, I thought I would go over and comment on the most recent developments. I may have some insights that others find interesting. Here is the release put out by the Department of Justice referenced in this episode. Today's podcast was sponsored by: Get full access to The Colorado Switchblade at www.coloradoswitchblade.com/subscribe

HEYYYY! I had such an insanely good time talking with Josh! I knew we would get along because of the short conversation we had at Programme, but this was so sick! We talked about his photography, which is PERFECT! And also I didn't know he was an artist! It was so cool! So thank you so much for coming on dude! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drivesafetextwhenhome/support

Hello my dear friends and welcome to a new edition of the Club Room. My name is Anja Schneider and we're gonna spend the next hour together. We start with longhair, Planets & Orbits new one on permanent vacation, Sally C has a new record out - Give It To Me, then we have Blake Baxter, Gary Martin, Matrefakt with Fix Penalty, then we're gonna have Dok & Martin - Noiseless on the eight, Arthur Robert is on the show as well as Kittin - Fundamental Rights, Minty together with Joshua James and Leigh Bowery - Fist feat. Minty, then we're gonna have Deetron with a new release on Jamie Jones Label Hot Creations, and we have the wonderful Alinka feat. Robert Owens in a Joyce Muniz Remix and we're gonna close with Blake Baxter again. This is the Club Room for this week so enjoy. Longhair / Planets & Orbits Sally C / Give It To Me Blake Baxter / Our Luv Gary Martin / We Get Down (12inch Mix) Matrefakt / Fix Penalty Dok & Martin - Noiseless Arthur Robert / Mastermind Kittin / Fundamental Rights Minty, Joshua James, Leigh Bowery / Fist feat. Minty (Original Mix) Deetron / Hour Glass Alinka feat. Robert Owens - Midnight Ride (Joyce Muniz Remix) Blake Baxter / Disco Lights

business inquiries only: beautyforashes1221@gmail.com Also if you would like to see my other content and/or donate towards my podcast, you can click the like below. Anything helps! Thank y'all so much for all your support xoxo. https://msha.ke/jadealexis Here are some scriptures about marriage, God's way: Isaiah 62:5 —> “As a young man marries a young woman, so will your Builder marry you; as a bridegroom rejoices over his bride, so will God rejoice over you.” Pray this: May we rejoice over one another and in turn, rest in the knowledge that You, God, rejoice over us as your children. 1 Corinthians 14:4-8 —> “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it's is not easily angered, it keeps not record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails.” Pray this: Lord, give us Your kind love for our spouse and for our families. Grow us in patience, kindness, honor, service, and may we never keep a record of wrongs. May our love never fail because Your love is in us. Ephesians 5:21-30 —> “Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ. Wives, submit yourselves to your own husbands as you do to the Lord. For the husband is the head of the wife as Christ is the head of the church, his body, of which he is the Savior. Now as the church submits to Christ, so also wives should submit to their husbands in everything. Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her to make her holy, cleansing her by the washing with water through the word, and to present her to himself as a radiant church, without stain or wrinkle or any other blemish, but holy and blameless. In this same way, husbands ought to love their wives as their own bodies. He who loves his wife loves himself. After all, no one ever hated their own body, but they feed and care for their body, just as Christ does the church— for we are members of his body. “For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh.” Pray this: So Lord may we joyfully submit to one another out of reverence for Christ. May we love like Jesus. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jade-arthurs/support

I was excited to chat with Josh because of all the buzz I've seen around him and his cafe in San Francisco. His reviews of n/a drinks on his youtube page brings a fresh voice, and a seasoned palate to some of the exciting items coming down the pipeline. He was a hoot to talk to when we chatted about the enrichment our lives possess in a life free of alcohol, and he was an inspiration in hearing about what is possible in the n/a drink space. This episode has great tips and talking points for those looking for what to drink now that they are not drinking, or how to start your journey in creating space on your menu for n/a drinks. Thanks for the time, Josh, excited to see what you do next. Check him out on Instagram: @joshthenonalcoholic @ocean.beach.cafe or on his youtube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN-9g-8Tb-iD74qHtT-0nug Founded in 2016, the mission of Ben's Friends is to offer hope, fellowship, and a path forward to anyone who struggles with substance abuse or addiction. By coming together, starting a dialogue, and acknowledging that substance abuse cannot be overcome by isolation and willpower alone, Ben's Friends hopes to write a new chapter in the lives of food and beverage professionals across the country. To order my n/a enamel pin from Mover & Shaker, head to tinyurl.com/4fm6r9v6

Receive 20% off Alamo Botanicals purchase and free shipping by using Promo Code "SoLive" at www.alamobotanicals.com or provide Promo Code at an Alamo Botanicals dispensary to receive 20% off your purchase. This offer expires 12/31/2022. SoLive Executive Director, Shanna Schulze, and Wellness Committee Member, Rian Overcash, sit down with Alamo Botanicals co-founder, Nancy Burrow, and their Chief Science Officer, Josh James, to talk about the incredible success Alamo Botanicals is having by bringing the many benefits of hemp/CBD based products to consumers who need it. Though CBD products have become quite mainstream in the past few years, there's still an educational gap to cross in helping consumers new to the product understand how it differs from marijuana. If you fall into this category and/or want to understand more about the many benefits these products offer and would like to know about a company you can feel safe and confident purchasing these products from, this episode is for you, as Alamo Botanicals is a leader in the industry! And they're right here in San Antonio, TX! Alamo Botanicals is a fascinating company at the cutting edge of this industry. They have achieved this through their pioneering efforts in continuously studying the hemp plant's properties and developing products to better deliver these newly discovered benefits to both humans and animals. Alamo Botanicals stands apart from many other companies who sell hemp based products in that they manufacture their own line of products in-house, allowing their product line to be vertically integrated from seed to shelf, ensuring the highest quality. To help consumers better understand what is in each product, they also have QR codes linking consumers to third party studies certifying an analysis of the product's ingredients. They also stay at the cutting edge of the industry by providing third party manufacturing services and product development for others who working to bring these types of products to their specific industry such as dentists, veterinarians and estheticians. Though Alamo Botanicals was created only a few short years ago in 2017, the company experienced immediate success, where, over the years, customers continue to share story after story on how a particular product has positively impacted their life. Tune into this episode to get a better understanding of the science behind the hemp plant, its' many benefits and the multiple ways in which products are designed to deliver these benefits. To learn more about the Alamo Botanicals or to find a dispensary near you, visit their website. Social Media: Facebook and Instagram. You can also watch our experience at Alamo Botanicals on our SoLive The Video Series channel on YouTube HERE! Thanks so much for joining us! If you enjoyed this conversation, please subscribe to “SoLive Podcast” and rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts. Doing so, helps us get this information to more people who stand to benefit from it. For more information on SoLive, visit us at www.soliveinc.org. You can also follow So Live on Facebook and Instagram (@soliveinc).

Jeff Kelley, Eathan Janney, and Josh Kriger bring Edge of NFT to one of the biggest moments in NFT history when thousands assembled in New York for NFT NYC and Dreamers in November of 2021. Listen in as we spend time with industry leaders and company owners who are changing the world one NFT at a time. We share incredible insights and ideas with Jeff Crane (NFT The Movie), Sohrob Farudi (FCF), Shelly Palmer (The Palmer Group), Lin Dai and Joshua James (OneOf), and Robbie Heeger (Endaoment). Together, they discuss how NFTs are rising beyond expectations to deliver value and impact to community building, the music industry, filmmaking, sports and more.More from Edge of NFT:

We're delighted to welcome Norway's Head of Delegation to tell the boys what we need to know ahead of Melodi Grand Prix 2022. There's also an exciting conversation with ESCZ entrant Giudi & music producer Joshua James about their entry which is hoping to fly the Czech flag in Turin.Latest Eurovision News - 10.36"Giudi & Joshua James chat about "Jezinky" - 18.23"James is joined by Norway Head of Delegation Stig Karlsen - 36.10"The One Second Song - 59.37"Follow us on Twitter & Instagram or email hello@eurotrippodcast.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joshua is a self-proclaimed "weary scholar" from Buffalo, NY who found himself teaching in the classroom after years of working and traveling abroad. In the after hours, you can find him in the streets of New York City, documenting life through photography and videography. From Iceland to Upstate New York, he's pieced together a unique, wholistic view of humanity, and that's why he recommends we try to remember that "we function as a group." Find and follow him on Twitter and IG @130WoodwardFind us, follow us, like us, and subscribe!Web: mikeyopp.comTwitter: @coffintalkpod IG: @coffintalkpodcastFB: coffintalkpodcastSupport the show Get full access to The Casual Casuist at mikeyopp.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode we're honored to have the OneOf founding team. OneOf is a new NFT platform built for the music community to connect fans and collectors at all levels with their favorite artists. To date they've raised over $60M and are quickly emerging as a leading platform for music NFTs. We are joined with Lin Dai- CEO, Joshua James-COO, and co-founder Adam Fell.Individual Bios:Lin Dai is the co-founder and CEO of OneOf. An entrepreneur and digital executive with two decades of experience, Lin previously co-founded TAP Network, a blockchain technology company powering white-labeled rewards for major enterprise clients such as Warner Music Group, Uber, and Brave. Lin is also a general partner at ChainLink Crypto Fund.Joshua James is the co-founder and COO of OneOf. Prior to OneOf, Joshua was the co-founder and CEO of ZIG Media, acquired in 2019 by Media Rights Capital (Billboard, Hollywood Reporter, Dick Clark Productions etc). Joshua has worked with music artists like Pearl Jam, Kendrick Lamar, Linkin Park and Mumford & Sons. Adam Fell is the co-founder and board member of OneOf, and the President of Quincy Jones Productions. Adam has led early investments with Quincy Jones in companies like Spotify, Clubhouse, Community, Uber, Wayfair, Snowflake and many others. In this episode we discuss: Intro (0:00)The Story Behind Oneof (3:30)The Ramifications Between NFTs and the Music Industry (7:18)Quincy Jones (8:09)The Current State of Music NFTs (10:15)The Vision for OneOf (11:53)The Economy Behind Music NFTs (17:34)Rightholders and Partnerships (24:17)NFTs and Revenue Stream for Artists (30:06)iHeartRadio Collaboration (31:16)Doja Cat's NFT drop (36:51)Tezos (43:43)Secondary Markets (50:16)The Future of Music NFTs (53:46)Closing Thoughts (57:16)To sign up for the nft now newsletter where we break down the NFT market into actionable insights each week, go to: https://www.nftnow.com To follow OneOf on Twitter, go here: https://twitter.com/OneOfNFTTo follow OneOf on Instagram, go here: https://www.instagram.com/oneofnft/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There is only one way to go about in this world, and that is forward-thinking. The music industry is no exception. The time for incorporating NFT into music is here. In this episode, Eathan Janney, Jeff Kelley, and Josh Kriger sit down with Lin Dai, Joshua James, and Adam Fell—co-founders of OneOf, which is an NFT platform built specifically for the music community to create an environmentally sustainable and artist and fan-friendly experience. Together, they let us in on the amazing things they are doing as a green NFT platform and how their music NFT startup got the support of Quincy Jones. They further discuss community-building and breaking down economic and technical barriers in the crypto and music industry, exploring possibilities to tokenize assets for the users. What is more, Lin, Joshua, and Adam share stories about heavy-hitting music industry greats—from Quincy to Pearl Jam to Doja Cat. Join in on this great conversation and discover how an NFT platform is helping the music community move forward and connect artists with fans and collectors alike.More from Edge of NFT:

Today on the show, we are speaking to an exceptionally talented chef and the owner of "Rebirth Your Health", Joshua James Francis Lewis. Joshua has an interesting story interwoven with creativity, spirituality, culinary passion, and adversities he has faced and Read MoreThe post ABR Episode 044- Joshua James Francis Lewis- Chef, Owner of "Rebirth Your Health"- The Enlightenment Series appeared first on A Billion Realities.

Today, the group starts with their weekly workouts including Dan's comp and first ever attempt at the “Manion” Hero WOD, Nick's D-ball and burpee box jump over Chris Clyde special and Rob dipping his toe into CrossFit waters. The group is then joined by strength and conditioning coach Joshua James. He is owner of J.T. James Performance in Milford, Delaware. A former collegiate baseball player, Josh works with a variety of clients ranging from elite athletes to people looking to get stronger and more fit. With a B.Sc. in Clinical Exercise Science Josh is a fountain of knowledge and provides his clientele with the best workouts supported by the latest evidence. Lastly, the boys discuss a little sports and throw out some gym hitters.

In 2008 I started a series of radio shows with fellow Freak and host, Jonny Rock. The original format was based around vinyl. Digital started to creep in, then CD's, then YouTube rips, and so on. But the idea remained the same, that we were sharing our discoveries with an audience.Fast forwarding a couple of years and expanding on the original concept, I will once again be playing dance music that you may or may not have heard, but this time said music will be readily available, if pointed in the right direction of course. The idea is for you to use me as your selector slash shop assistant in a virtual record store. Not only will I be shouting about both old and new music, but I will also be following it up with a series of compilations to be released on my label, Classic throughout the year. I will be your slightly odd, slightly off-centre, guide. But ultimately and most importantly, your friendly on-line record shop assistant. Through the Eyes of... with Bill Brewster.30 minute Hot Mix with Joshua James (Savage Disco).01. KH - Question [Text Records]02. DJ Deep - Thai [Kaoz Theory]03. Mike Dunn – DJ Beat That Shhh [moreaboutmusic]04. Julien Chaptal – Bina [Fantastic Friends]05. KiNK - Perth [Running Back]06. Y. Gershovsky - Disco Baby (Floating Points & Red Greg Edit) [Melodies International]07. Opolopo - Go Get It (Opolopo Tweak) [Version Galore]08. Luke Solomon featuring Queen Rose & Amy Douglas - Light You Up [Classic Music Company]09. Hercules & Love Affair featuring Rouge Mary - Rejoice (Eli Escobar Remix) [BMG]10. Folamour - Night Of Desirable Objects [Classic Music Company]11. MMT - Pangaea Flute [Banoffee Pies]12. Jovonn - Stomp the Ground [Body ‘N Deep]Business As Usual, because… well, it is. I will be playing dance music that you may or may not have heard, that will be readily available, if pointed in the right direction of course. The idea is for you to use me as your selector slash shop assistant in a virtual record store. I will be your slightly odd, slightly off-centre, guide. But ultimately and most importantly, your friendly on-line record shop assistant.Featuring the brand new feature 'Through The Eyes Of', where I invite producer and DJ friends onto the show to pick 3 records that are “classic” to them... Tune in.