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A special investigator arrives in Slumberland to prove it's all about the interconnections. At long last some light gets shed on the mysterious disappearances of Thomas Edward M, Omar Evanston and others. But every answer reveals more questions, all of them forming an intricate web woven by enigmatic members of an organization called The Crimson Cobweb Faction. More about Slumberland at this link. Stavra Montinero performed by Addie Nofal Addie is a SWANA/MENA and Latine voice actor based in Chicago with a broadcast quality home studio. Addie's performed in several great audio drama podcasts including Soul Operator, Marsfall and The Strata. Visit Addie's website to learn more! Music by Cialyn appears courtesy the creative commons license CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 Purchase music at Bandcamp The tracks Heath and Slapstick by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue) The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: dankopp, kklab5050, dobroide, bewagne, lex777, bajko, crafport, ghaelen, anthousai, lonemonk, lostmaiden, themfish, evanboyerman, newagesoup, dudeawesome, benjaminnelan, larkwooderminal, allisonbruggeman, glocosound, marco_luzi, craigsmith, vibe_crc, natetraveller,Jovica, joozz, ithoanglong26, mesophierose, turbofool, el_boss, atomwrath, benkenart, nervousneal, rangoanimations, xkeril, captainyulef, georgediamond, klankbeeld, mk-la, newlocknew, robinhood76, chloepieterse, thabzmalik, sandyrb, cgeffex. Thank YOU for listening to Slumberland!
In this episode of The Phoenix Pod, host Jovica Djurdjevic sits down with Blake Hogan, a legacy member of the Phoenix Club of Nashville, Marine veteran, and former CEO of Bunker Labs. Now leading Nashville Door Closer, Blake is focused on growing a 50-year-old company while reconnecting with the city he's called home for nearly a decade.Blake and Jovica dive into his transition from running a national nonprofit for veteran entrepreneurs to leading an established business in a hands-on industry. They explore the challenges of leadership—whether it's building something from scratch or stepping into an organization with deep roots. Blake also reflects on the impact of fatherhood, how stepping away from Bunker Labs led to a hard reset, and the lessons he's learned about balancing ambition with being present for his family.From career shifts to community building, this conversation is packed with insights on leadership, resilience, and the power of showing up.The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to benefit underserved youth in Middle Tennessee while developing its members into community and business leaders.
In this episode of The Phoenix Pod, host Jovica Djurdjevic sits down with Shaka Mitchell, a legacy member of the Phoenix Club of Nashville and a passionate advocate for education reform and civic growth. With deep ties to the community, Shaka has been at the forefront of conversations about how cities like Nashville can evolve while maintaining opportunities for all. Shaka and Jovica explore the transformation of Nashville—from its modest beginnings to its current status as a booming cultural and economic hub. They discuss the challenges that come with rapid growth, including rising housing costs and the impact on public education. Shaka shares his insights on how the education system can adapt to serve students better and foster opportunities for the next generation. The conversation also gets personal as Shaka reflects on the lessons learned from parenting, how raising kids has influenced his perspective on community and opportunity, and the importance of creating meaningful change for future generations. Whether you're passionate about education, urban development, or the everyday joys and challenges of parenting, this episode is packed with thoughtful perspectives and practical insights. The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to benefit underserved youth in Middle Tennessee while developing its members into community and business leaders. Website: phoenixclubofnashville.org LinkedIn Instagram: @phoenixclub_nashville Learn more about Shaka Mitchell: Substack: shaka.substack.com LinkedIn: Shaka Mitchell
In this episode of The Phoenix Pod, host Jovica Djurdjevic sits down with Max Rykov from the Nashville International Center for Empowerment (NICE)—the largest refugee resettlement agency in Tennessee. NICE has been at the forefront of supporting refugees and immigrants, providing critical services like housing, employment assistance, youth programs, and pathways to citizenship. Max shares his personal story as a refugee from Uzbekistan, his family's journey to the U.S., and the challenges of adapting to a new life. He also dives into the impactful work NICE is doing, from resettling nearly 50,000 individuals to running programs that promote self-advocacy and trauma-informed care for refugee youth. The conversation highlights the struggles many refugees face, the resilience they show, and the vital role of community in creating a sense of belonging. Jovica and Max discuss the importance of mentorship, shared cultural connections, and what it means to truly support the next generation. They also reflect on the shared experiences of growing up as children of refugees and the sacrifices their families made to provide better futures. Whether you're interested in immigrant stories, community impact, or how to get involved in supporting refugees in your own area, this episode is packed with heartfelt insights and actionable takeaways. The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a 100% volunteer-led 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to benefit underserved youth in Middle Tennessee while developing its members into community and business leaders. Website: phoenixclubofnashville.org LinkedIn: Phoenix Club of Nashville Instagram: @phoenixclub_nashville Learn more about NICE: empowernashville.org Instagram: @nicenashville
Jovica Djurdjević is a veteran in the tech sales space, a podcaster, and father of 1. He's also the one that helped me launch this podcast. In this episode we dive deep into how to get started with podcasting, common pitfalls, and what it takes to succeed. TOPICS COVERED How being a immigrant led to being a podcaster How a podcast evolves over time Lessons learned from podcasting How podcasting can make you money without monetizing it Main reasons to start a podcast Main reasons not to start a podcast Putting yourself out there to be judged How can podcasting make your life worse When do most podcasts fail The power of the word no How podcasting changes your parenting Best format for podcasting How to grow a podcast audience Bare minimum needed to get started with a podcast Biggest piece of advice if you want to start a podcast Advice for work/life balance Advice for new working parent Best advice you've ever received Advice to former self Advice for me EPISODE LINKS: workwithjov.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/jdjurdjevic/ https://purchasepod.com/ The Road Less Babbled Podcast: Spotify. Apple Podcast. SHOW LINKS: contact: successfulworkingparents@gmail.com Linktree: https://linktr.ee/successfulworkingparents Musical credit: Hippie Beatnix (ID 1913) by Lobo Loco CC-by-nc-nd
Der unabhängige und objektive Podcast für alle, die Geschäftsmodelle hinter Franchisesystemen verstehen wollen.Heute zu Gast ist der höchst eloquente Jovica Denadija von Wentzel Dr. Immobilien. Jovica lässt uns extrem transparent hinter die Kulissen des ja oft etwas zwielichtigen Immobilien-Geschäfts blicken.Wir räumen mit einigen Mythen aus der Immobilienmaklerwelt auf.Möglicherweise zerstört dieser Episode auch den Traum einiger Menschen, als Immobilienmakler schnell das große Geld zu verdienen. Denn so einfach, wie man als Außenstehender denkt, ist es nicht. Und außerdem: auch Banken warten nicht darauf, Makler-Unternehmen zu finanzieren.Wie kommt ein Makler an seine Kunden, wie viele Immobilien "dreht" ein Makler und was bleibt dabei übrig?Wie lange dauert es überhaupt, bis man seine erste Immobilie verkauft?Und wie viel verdient der beim Franchisenehmer angestellte Makler?Rechtlicher Hinweis/DisclaimerDieser Podcast ist unbezahlt. Es sollt tatsächlich Podcasts geben, die von ihren Gästen Geld verlangen. Doch wie kritisch wird dann wohl gefragt werden?(03:45) Über Jovica Denadija & Wentzel Dr.(12:37) Woher kommen die Kunden?(21:01) Start als Franchisenehmer/Immobilienmakler(36:35) Umsatz(41:44) Mitarbeiter(45:33) Up/Cross-Selling, Nebengeschäfte(51:55) Investment, Cashflow(58:40) BierdeckelkalkulationJovica Denadijajovica.denadija@wentzel-dr.de+49 40 56191 - 431www.wentzel-dr.deKlaus Mecwww.goldgrube-franchise.deklaus@goldgrube-franchise.deLinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/klaus-mec/WERBEN in Goldgrube Franchise? Schreibt mir ein Mail.
The resident of a rundown boarding house becomes intrigued when a familiar face comes seeking a room. The man has returned from South America with a strange story and even stranger cargo. But will it be his undoing…? This original recording is an audio presentation by Jasper L'Estrange for EnCrypted Horror. “The Black Stone Statue” by Mary Elizabeth Counselman (1937). You can hear me discuss this story by becoming a channel member and listening to episode 13 of The EnCrypted Postmortem. (Due to various issues episodes 12 and 13 will be delayed.) NOTE: My recordings are intended to be an immersive experience featuring music and sound effects. If you don't like these elements, there are plenty of narration channels that don't have them and they'd love to hear from you. This is a hobby/side hustle. I'm an amateur at sound recording and production but I do my best to make something listenable. I do voices to differentiate between characters but I'm not a professional voice actor or narrator. Some of these stories are old and contain words and attitudes you might not like. They do not necessarily represent the views of…well…me. Sometimes a pet dog or cat will die. Horribly.
The day before Thomas Edward M first arrived in Slumberland he recorded his conversation with Japhet Allergy, a strange man calling himself the "Ten Year Professor." This recording has never been shared before, but now it's part of Slumberland's Oral History Project, and you're welcome to hear it. You might also ask, "where do you see yourself in ten years?" More about Slumberland at this link. The music is "Dorothean" by Blue Dot Sessions, courtesy of Free Music Archive and a CC BY-NC license. Professor Japhet Allergy performed by Jock Blaney Voice-over Artist and vocalist of the band 2nu, whose spoken-word song "This Is Ponderous" charted in 1991 jockblaney.com 2nu2.com The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: aldenroth2, genvious, y3w_tree, airblock, rodincoil, didi0508 and Jovica. Thank YOU you for listening to Slumberland!
Today, we have the pleasure of welcoming our guest, Jason T. Collett, a professional with diverse experiences in music, business, and entrepreneurship. In this episode, Jovica and Jason delve into important topics such as authenticity, trust, effective leadership, and finding meaning in life and work. They also discuss the challenges people face in the workplace and the significance of understanding different perspectives. With Jason's background in HR, culture, and motivation, he shares valuable insights on how to bring people together for success. Explore how you can discover your purpose, create a fulfilling work-life balance, and make a positive impact in your personal and professional journey. We hope this episode leaves you with thoughts to ponder and inspires you to take positive steps in your own life. Timestamps: 01:30 Being authentic and building trust in relationships 05:45 Navigating leadership challenges and understanding different perspectives 11:05 Balancing personal passions with professional commitments 16:50 Finding purpose and meaning in work and life 22:35 Understanding millennials' perspectives at work 26:50 Rethinking retirement and work-life balance 32:05 The impact of extreme behaviors in leadership and work environments 35:20 Striving for balance, fulfillment, and collective success 40:40 A powerful story about a mother's mission and its impact 46:20 The obligation to be a catalyst for positive change 49:30 Reflecting on advice for the 18-year-old self and the power of conversations 52:10 Wrapping up and contact information for Jason T. Collett Connect with Jason T. Collett: https://jasontcollett.com/ Connect w/ Jovica: LI: linkedin.com/jdjurdjevic IG: @asap_jovi Music Credit: Clean Break by Density & Time
Ces dernières semaines, depuis l'annonce du 49.3, les poubelles brûlent, les piquets tiennent, et les manifestant et manifestantes ne veulent plus rentrer le soir. J'ai voulu réunir des sons qui me restent en tête parce qu'ils sont de ceux qui donnent envie de se rassembler encore, d'inventer de nouvelles formes de sons et de révoltes, comme cette banderole aperçue en manif : un violent désir de bonheur. Chantal Dumas, Jouer avec le feu, 2006 Chaque son est quelque part une fiction, une histoire de vie et de mort. Avec des éléments de la sonothèque gratuite Freesound et en particulier des contributeurs Acutescream, Cfork, Emmanuel, Fonogeno, Greyseraphim, Jovica, Cyril Laurier, Leady, Luffy, Lunardrive, Suonho et Victorcenusa. La vie manifeste - L'insurrection qui reste https://laviemanifeste.com/archives/12015 la site de la vie manifeste avec des nouvelles chansons pour Ste-Soline Dominique Petitgand - La question est posée "Un certain nombre de films ont documenté dans les années 70 les luttes paysannes, ouvrières et étudiantes (avec l'idée qu'il n'y a qu'une seule lutte), et dans ces documents, il y a surtout (j'y ai surtout entendu) des voix : des personnes qui parlent, témoignent, haranguent la foule, hurlent, slogantent et parfois même pleurent. Ces voix, individuelles ou collectives, nues ou au mégaphone, possèdent une émotion, une tension, une charge, qui nous parlent aujourd'hui. J'ai fait une composition avec quelques fragments de ces voix, en les isolant de leur contexte, en mélangeant les époques, les lieux, les situations, en créant entre elles des liens, des rebonds, des rythmes, des ruptures, des vides, pour un collage vocal, bruitiste, affectif et musical qui compose une figure suggestive et intemporelle de la lutte. J'ai toujours travaillé avec des voix que j'enregistre moi-même, des personnes que je connais ou rencontre, mais cette fois-ci - à la suite d'une commande de Guillaume Désanges et François Piron pour l'exposition Contre-vents au centre d'art Le Grand Café à Saint-Nazaire - je suis parti de voix que je ne connaissais pas, qui venaient d'un passé, loin de moi, mais qui me sont devenues proches par l'écoute, proches par ce que j'ai éprouvé en les écoutant." (Dominique Petitgand) Avec les extraits sonores des films de Soazig Chappedelaine & René Vautier (Quand les femmes ont pris la colère - 1978), Armand Gatti (Le baille le train la moëre - 1976), Daniele Jaeggi (C'est tout pour nous et vous - 1974), Nicole Le Garrec (Plogoff, des pierres contre des fusils - 1980), Nicole Le Garrec & René Vautier (Quand tu disais Valery - 1975), Jean-Louis Le Tacon (Bretonnerie pour Kodakrome - 1974, Marche au Larzac - 1973, Voici la colère bretonne - 1976), Carole Roussopoulos (Les Travailleuses de la mer - 1985), René Vautier (Marée noire et colère rouge - 1978), et d'un enregistrement de Bruno Serralongue (Notre-Dame-des-Landes, 2016) Cette création a été réalisée pour Arte Radio. Le ultime voci di Radio Alice - 12 mars 1977 Radio Alice était une communauté d'artistes, poètes, « hackers » avant l'heure, auditrices et auditeurs. En 1976 à Bologne, dans le contexte du mouvement communiste opéraïste (« ouvriériste ») prônant le refus du travail pour lutter contre le capitalisme, un groupe de jeunes gens réalise le rêve de Bertolt Brecht : une radio horizontale, pas seulement adressée à un public, mais construite par lui-même. La radio devenait un précurseur des réseaux sociaux numériques d'aujourd'hui : qui perdait son vélo demandait de l'aide aux autres pour le retrouver dans les rues de la ville. Plus encore, le studio de Radio Alice était le quartier général d'où l'on luttait contre la police et aussi un lieu de construction collective de sens et d'expérimentation linguistique. Au lendemain de la mort d'un étudiant en médecine, Francesco Lorusso, pendant une importante manifestation des étudiant·es de la gauche non-parlementaire contre la police, le gouvernement ferme la radio de force le 12 mars 1977. Des documents autour de Radio Alice peuvent être consultés sur le site radioalice.org, dont des extraits sonores (rubrique « Suoni »). Lire aussi cette interview de Franco Berardi réalisée en 2005 où il raconte les débuts de Radio Alice. source Megaradio MegaRadio contre MégaBassines Céline Lemaître - Ziggy va aux Mégabassines Le 25 mars 2023, sur la commune de Sainte-Soline, dans les Deux-Sèvres, Ziggy s'en va aux Mégabassines, se joindre aux trente milles manifestant·es qui répondent présent.es à l'appel des Soulèvements de la Terre. Ielles veulent clamer leur refus de la privatisation des précieuses ressources en eau et le risque que font peser les Mégabassines sur le cycle fragile de l'eau. Ziggy y a retrouvé Paprika, Chocolat, Bisou et tant d'autres. Des militant·es flamboyants, grimés de noir et de bleu, armé·es de leur joie, de leur détermination, de leurs convictions profondes qu'un autre monde doit advenir, que le monde capitaliste penche et tombera, tout mortifère et décadent qu'il est. Ziggy est un·e combattant·e, une.e résitant·e, conscient·e que les forces du désordre sont de la partie et de la violente et brutale répression qu'elles font peser sur les corps et les esprits. Ainsi, Ziggy s'en va aux Mégabassines. Iel choisit le cortège des Loutres, pavillon jaune claquant au vent. Iel peut compter sur les copaines des cortèges bleu anguille et rose outarde. Par des chemins différents, on s'est promis de se retrouver à la bassine et d'y planter nos drapeaux jaune, bleu et rose. Ziggy s'en va aux Mégabassines en chantant, avec facétie et fantaisie. Iel marche beaucoup, traverse des champs, crotte ses chaussures et sourit beaucoup. Ziggy veut lutter dans la joie, la musique et l'amitié. La révolution à venir n'en sera que plus belle. La fanfare et la batucada le portent, les copaines aussi, évidemment. Ziggy, c'est vous, c'est eux, c'est toi, c'est moi, c'est elle, c'est lui, c'est iel. C'est nous. On est là, on ne partira pas. Nicolas Montgermont - Prendre sa place, 24 janvier 2020 [caption id="attachment_119956" align="alignleft" width="429"] Dessin de Céline Thoué[/caption] À Paris, après la fin officielle de la manifestation, les manifestant⋅es se font encadrer par un cordon policier qui les conduit au milieu de la circulation, place de la Madeleine. Désemparé⋅es par la situation, avec l'impression de s'être fait balader toute la journée en vain et une furieuse envie de produire quelque chose, on occupe spontanément le milieu de la place et on entonne le chant des Gilets jaunes : On est là ! Répété inlassablement pendant plus de sept minutes, ce chant agrège des dizaines d'autres manifestant⋅es et interrompt la circulation : chouette, on est enfin en manif ! le Groupe Medvedkine & Jean-Pierre Thiébaud, Le traîneau-échelle, 1971 Le traîneau-échelle, est un film du groupe Medvedkine. Le groupe Medvedkine est un groupe d'ouvriers qui se sont emparés des caméras pour raconter eux-mêmes leurs conditions de travail, sans laisser à d'autres le soin de parler en lieu et place d'eux. On est en 1967, et l'usine Rhodiaceta de Besançon est occupée contre l'interdiction de parler, de fumer, de discuter ou de se syndiquer. La plupart des ouvriers, alors âgés de 20 à 25 ans, était en 4/8, c'est-à-dire que l'usine ne s'arrêtait jamais. Ils commencent à occuper l'usine tous les dimanches, puis, c'est “la grande grève” comme ils l'appellent, à partir du 27 février 1967. Elle annonce mai 68, et attire un groupe de cinéastes qui veulent filmer les conditions de travail, avec Chris Marker en tête. Mais son film à bientôt j'espère ne plaît pas aux ouvriers. Alors, Chris Marker leur dit que s'ils ne sont pas contents de son travail, ils peuvent leur donner les moyens de réaliser le leur. Les caméras et les pellicules sont mises en commun. Une émulation se crée, avec une grande joie de s'exprimer, de filmer et de parler. Ils se nomment Medvedkine en référence au réalisateur russe du même nom qui parcourut l'URSS en ciné-train pendant un an au début des années 1930 avec un message révolutionnaire. Le train servait de laboratoire de cinéma et de salle de projection. Beaucoup de pamphlets cinématographiques ont été faits. Ce sont des films souvent collectifs, qui montrent la façon dont le travail abîme le corps, le rapport entre les êtres. Parmi eux, le traîneau-échelle est plus l'expression d'une individualité. C'est un film poétique à la première personne. Quand il fait ce film, Jean-Pierre Thiébaud a 22 ans. On ne sait pas grand-chose de lui. Seulement qu'il a été élève dans une école d'horlogerie, qu'il dessine et grave, répare lui-même sa voiture et participe activement aux grèves de la Rhodiaceta. Ce film, il l'a réalisé seul dans une cave qui avait été transformée en salle de montage. C'est un film fait au banc titre, image par image. Une caméra fixe filme des images fixes, comme des photographies ou des dessins. Les images filmées venaient du stock du centre culturel populaire de Besançon et le texte a été écrit par Jean-Pierre Thiébaud. La pétition pour la dissolution de la BRAV-M : https://petitions.assemblee-nationale.fr/initiatives/i-1319 La tribune des soulèvements de la terre : https://lessoulevementsdelaterre.org/blog/nous-sommes-les-soulevements-de-la-terre Dans lundi matin, le piège de Sainte-Soline et quand les renseignements font l'éloge des soulèvements de la terre une émission réalisée par ella bellone
Ces dernières semaines, depuis l'annonce du 49.3, les poubelles brûlent, les piquets tiennent, et les manifestant et manifestantes ne veulent plus rentrer le soir. J'ai voulu réunir des sons qui me restent en tête parce qu'ils sont de ceux qui donnent envie de se rassembler encore, d'inventer de nouvelles formes de sons et de révoltes, comme cette banderole aperçue en manif : un violent désir de bonheur. Chantal Dumas, Jouer avec le feu, 2006 Chaque son est quelque part une fiction, une histoire de vie et de mort. Avec des éléments de la sonothèque gratuite Freesound et en particulier des contributeurs Acutescream, Cfork, Emmanuel, Fonogeno, Greyseraphim, Jovica, Cyril Laurier, Leady, Luffy, Lunardrive, Suonho et Victorcenusa. La vie manifeste - L'insurrection qui reste https://laviemanifeste.com/archives/12015 la site de la vie manifeste avec des nouvelles chansons pour Ste-Soline Dominique Petitgand - La question est posée "Un certain nombre de films ont documenté dans les années 70 les luttes paysannes, ouvrières et étudiantes (avec l'idée qu'il n'y a qu'une seule lutte), et dans ces documents, il y a surtout (j'y ai surtout entendu) des voix : des personnes qui parlent, témoignent, haranguent la foule, hurlent, slogantent et parfois même pleurent. Ces voix, individuelles ou collectives, nues ou au mégaphone, possèdent une émotion, une tension, une charge, qui nous parlent aujourd'hui. J'ai fait une composition avec quelques fragments de ces voix, en les isolant de leur contexte, en mélangeant les époques, les lieux, les situations, en créant entre elles des liens, des rebonds, des rythmes, des ruptures, des vides, pour un collage vocal, bruitiste, affectif et musical qui compose une figure suggestive et intemporelle de la lutte. J'ai toujours travaillé avec des voix que j'enregistre moi-même, des personnes que je connais ou rencontre, mais cette fois-ci - à la suite d'une commande de Guillaume Désanges et François Piron pour l'exposition Contre-vents au centre d'art Le Grand Café à Saint-Nazaire - je suis parti de voix que je ne connaissais pas, qui venaient d'un passé, loin de moi, mais qui me sont devenues proches par l'écoute, proches par ce que j'ai éprouvé en les écoutant." (Dominique Petitgand) Avec les extraits sonores des films de Soazig Chappedelaine et René Vautier (Quand les femmes ont pris la colère - 1978), Armand Gatti (Le baille le train la moëre - 1976), Daniele Jaeggi (C'est tout pour nous et vous - 1974), Nicole Le Garrec (Plogoff, des pierres contre des fusils - 1980), Nicole Le Garrec et René Vautier (Quand tu disais Valery - 1975), Jean-Louis Le Tacon (Bretonnerie pour Kodakrome - 1974, Marche au Larzac - 1973, Voici la colère bretonne - 1976), Carole Roussopoulos (Les Travailleuses de la mer - 1985), René Vautier (Marée noire et colère rouge - 1978), et d'un enregistrement de Bruno Serralongue (Notre-Dame-des-Landes, 2016) Cette création a été réalisée pour Arte Radio. Le ultime voci di Radio Alice - 12 mars 1977 Radio Alice était une communauté d'artistes, poètes, « hackers » avant l'heure, auditrices et auditeurs. En 1976 à Bologne, dans le contexte du mouvement communiste opéraïste (« ouvriériste ») prônant le refus du travail pour lutter contre le capitalisme, un groupe de jeunes gens réalise le rêve de Bertolt Brecht : une radio horizontale, pas seulement adressée à un public, mais construite par lui-même. La radio devenait un précurseur des réseaux sociaux numériques d'aujourd'hui : qui perdait son vélo demandait de l'aide aux autres pour le retrouver dans les rues de la ville. Plus encore, le studio de Radio Alice était le quartier général d'où l'on luttait contre la police et aussi un lieu de construction collective de sens et d'expérimentation linguistique. Au lendemain de la mort d'un étudiant en médecine, Francesco Lorusso, pendant une importante manifestation des étudiant·es de la gauche non-parlementaire contre la police, le gouvernement ferme la radio de force le 12 mars 1977. Des documents autour de Radio Alice peuvent être consultés sur le site radioalice.org, dont des extraits sonores (rubrique « Suoni »). Lire aussi cette interview de Franco Berardi réalisée en 2005 où il raconte les débuts de Radio Alice. source Megaradio MegaRadio contre MégaBassines Céline Lemaître - Ziggy va aux Mégabassines Le 25 mars 2023, sur la commune de Sainte-Soline, dans les Deux-Sèvres, Ziggy s'en va aux Mégabassines, se joindre aux trente milles manifestant·es qui répondent présent.es à l'appel des Soulèvements de la Terre. Ielles veulent clamer leur refus de la privatisation des précieuses ressources en eau et le risque que font peser les Mégabassines sur le cycle fragile de l'eau. Ziggy y a retrouvé Paprika, Chocolat, Bisou et tant d'autres. Des militant·es flamboyants, grimés de noir et de bleu, armé·es de leur joie, de leur détermination, de leurs convictions profondes qu'un autre monde doit advenir, que le monde capitaliste penche et tombera, tout mortifère et décadent qu'il est. Ziggy est un·e combattant·e, une.e résitant·e, conscient·e que les forces du désordre sont de la partie et de la violente et brutale répression qu'elles font peser sur les corps et les esprits. Ainsi, Ziggy s'en va aux Mégabassines. Iel choisit le cortège des Loutres, pavillon jaune claquant au vent. Iel peut compter sur les copaines des cortèges bleu anguille et rose outarde. Par des chemins différents, on s'est promis de se retrouver à la bassine et d'y planter nos drapeaux jaune, bleu et rose. Ziggy s'en va aux Mégabassines en chantant, avec facétie et fantaisie. Iel marche beaucoup, traverse des champs, crotte ses chaussures et sourit beaucoup. Ziggy veut lutter dans la joie, la musique et l'amitié. La révolution à venir n'en sera que plus belle. La fanfare et la batucada le portent, les copaines aussi, évidemment. Ziggy, c'est vous, c'est eux, c'est toi, c'est moi, c'est elle, c'est lui, c'est iel. C'est nous. On est là, on ne partira pas. Nicolas Montgermont - Prendre sa place, 24 janvier 2020 [caption id="attachment_119956" align="alignleft" width="429"] Dessin de Céline Thoué[/caption] À Paris, après la fin officielle de la manifestation, les manifestant⋅es se font encadrer par un cordon policier qui les conduit au milieu de la circulation, place de la Madeleine. Désemparé⋅es par la situation, avec l'impression de s'être fait balader toute la journée en vain et une furieuse envie de produire quelque chose, on occupe spontanément le milieu de la place et on entonne le chant des Gilets jaunes : On est là ! Répété inlassablement pendant plus de sept minutes, ce chant agrège des dizaines d'autres manifestant⋅es et interrompt la circulation : chouette, on est enfin en manif ! le Groupe Medvedkine et Jean-Pierre Thiébaud, Le traîneau-échelle, 1971 Le traîneau-échelle, est un film du groupe Medvedkine. Le groupe Medvedkine est un groupe d'ouvriers qui se sont emparés des caméras pour raconter eux-mêmes leurs conditions de travail, sans laisser à d'autres le soin de parler en lieu et place d'eux. On est en 1967, et l'usine Rhodiaceta de Besançon est occupée contre l'interdiction de parler, de fumer, de discuter ou de se syndiquer. La plupart des ouvriers, alors âgés de 20 à 25 ans, était en 4/8, c'est-à-dire que l'usine ne s'arrêtait jamais. Ils commencent à occuper l'usine tous les dimanches, puis, c'est “la grande grève” comme ils l'appellent, à partir du 27 février 1967. Elle annonce mai 68, et attire un groupe de cinéastes qui veulent filmer les conditions de travail, avec Chris Marker en tête. Mais son film à bientôt j'espère ne plaît pas aux ouvriers. Alors, Chris Marker leur dit que s'ils ne sont pas contents de son travail, ils peuvent leur donner les moyens de réaliser le leur. Les caméras et les pellicules sont mises en commun. Une émulation se crée, avec une grande joie de s'exprimer, de filmer et de parler. Ils se nomment Medvedkine en référence au réalisateur russe du même nom qui parcourut l'URSS en ciné-train pendant un an au début des années 1930 avec un message révolutionnaire. Le train servait de laboratoire de cinéma et de salle de projection. Beaucoup de pamphlets cinématographiques ont été faits. Ce sont des films souvent collectifs, qui montrent la façon dont le travail abîme le corps, le rapport entre les êtres. Parmi eux, le traîneau-échelle est plus l'expression d'une individualité. C'est un film poétique à la première personne. Quand il fait ce film, Jean-Pierre Thiébaud a 22 ans. On ne sait pas grand-chose de lui. Seulement qu'il a été élève dans une école d'horlogerie, qu'il dessine et grave, répare lui-même sa voiture et participe activement aux grèves de la Rhodiaceta. Ce film, il l'a réalisé seul dans une cave qui avait été transformée en salle de montage. C'est un film fait au banc titre, image par image. Une caméra fixe filme des images fixes, comme des photographies ou des dessins. Les images filmées venaient du stock du centre culturel populaire de Besançon et le texte a été écrit par Jean-Pierre Thiébaud. La pétition pour la dissolution de la BRAV-M : https://petitions.assemblee-nationale.fr/initiatives/i-1319 La tribune des soulèvements de la terre : https://lessoulevementsdelaterre.org/blog/nous-sommes-les-soulevements-de-la-terre Dans lundi matin, le piège de Sainte-Soline et quand les renseignements font l'éloge des soulèvements de la terre une émission réalisée par ella bellone
Join Jovica in an insightful conversation with Brenden Kumarasamy, the founder of MasterTalk, a YouTube channel dedicated to helping people improve their public speaking and communication skills. In this episode, Brenden shares how he discovered his love for case competitions and how it transformed him into a coach and mentor for individuals double his age. Together, Jovica and Brenden explore the importance of intentional communication in various settings and offer practical tips for anyone looking to become a more effective communicator. From using a simple framework for organizing your thoughts to being more empathetic and attentive to your audience, Brenden's advice is both practical and inspiring. Brenden's personal journey is a compelling example of how pursuing your passion can lead to unexpected and rewarding outcomes. His story is a testament to the power of embracing challenges, taking risks, and continuously improving oneself. Listeners who want to learn more about Brenden's coaching services in executive communication and leadership development can visit his website, mastertalk.ca. His YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@MasterTalks) is a great resource for anyone seeking to enhance their communication skills. To connect with Brendan on social media, he can be found on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendenkumarasamy/) and Instagram (@masteryourtalk). Don't miss this engaging and informative episode that may change the way you approach communication. Connect w/ Jovica: LI: linkedin.com/jdjurdjevic IG: @asap_jovi Music Credit: Clean Break by Density & Time
Esta semana Luis Gomez y este servidor contestamos sus preguntas acerca de la era de los territorios.Entre las muchas preguntas que contestamos estan las siguientes: De los luchadores preliminares o job guys de WWC de los 80s, mencioname 3 q hubieses presentado mejor y elevarlo a mejores posiciones. En q momento entiendes q Carlos ya no debia ser main event? ¿Cuáles fueron las causas principales de la decadencia de Capitol? ¿Gracias a qué WWC ha sobrevivido tanto tiempo? ¿Cuál ha sido la peor época de la Capitol? ¿Como promotor: Jovica o Victor Quiñones? ¿Luchadores de Capitol que no tuvieron o tuvieron pocas corridas como campeón universal y debieron tener más? ¿Inoki o Baba como luchador y como promotor? ¿Mejores luchadores extranjeros que participaron en Capitol? Porque la pagina solo cubre hasta el 1993? ¿luchadores que no tuvieron el campeonato máximo de la NWA y habría funcionado bien una corrida de ellos? ¿A finales de la época de los territorios, quién tenía mejor producto, WWF o WCW? ¿Es Adrian Street el mejor exótico de la era de los territorios? Estuvo envuelta la mafia en la Lucha libre? Cual hubiera sido el dream match perfecto en la era de los territorios y en Puerto Rico? Que luchadores mexicanos fueron los mas exitosos en Puerto Rico? Esto y mucho mas en el podcast de esta semana. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/luis-cuevas/support
A period of time has passed since the Coyote Club meeting. The sound recordings of Thomas Edward M are not yet available to present what happened when the residents of Slumberland bravely journeyed to the haunted beach and confronted Badamo's ghost, the Sandy Specter. Tonight, all are invited to attend the latest presentation of The Bed Bug! Slumberland's ongoing showcase of poetry, song and spoken word. A wonderful group of talented performers will entertain tonight. Ella Minnow Pierce will ensure the show runs smoothly, and special guest Tomas Anonymous will serve as master of ceremonies. Everyone hopes a surprise guest two will make an appearance! For more info please contact slumberlandpodcast at outlook dot com PERFORMERS Jessica Syratt Theater performer and creator of "Nowhere, On Air" audio drama podcast nowhereonairpodcast.weebly.com Returning to perform the role of Ella Minnow Pierce and also "Sophia's Song" Debra Harrison-Lowe Film performer imdb.com Returning to perform the role of Oblivia Newton-Baum, a character Debra first voiced in 2014 David Tamulevich Founding member of the folk music group Mustard's Retreat mustardsretreat.com Performing an original song adaption of the 1889 poem "Wynken, Blynken and Nod" by Eugene Field Danielle Timmins Voice over artist Returning to perform the role of Flance Fleesel Jacquelyn Landgraf Performer, creator of "It Makes A Sound" podcast series jacquelynlandgraf.com itmakesasound.com Jacquelyn performs the role of Kenbrooke Pierce and the poem "Thou dusky spirit of the wood" by Henry David Thoreau George Sanger AKA The Fat Man Award-winning composer and musician fatman.com Mr. Sanger performs an unreleased original song, "Which Way Does the Smoke Blow" Mild Wild Music group based in Florida "Sounds composed freely and recorded straight to tape. Drenched in reverb and filled with half thoughts." mildwildmusic.bandcamp.com Mild Wild performs the song "Alright Okay" Thomas R. Mansell Cowboy poet Returning to perform the role of Merlin Jebb, reading the cowboy poem "Boomer Johnson" by Henry Herbert Knibbs Kat Hoil Voice performer unwellpodcast.com Kat performs the role of Taos Woman Jock Blaney Voice-over Artist, vocalist of the band 2nu, whose spoken-word song "This Is Ponderous" charted in 1991 jockblaney.com 2nu2.com Returning to perform as Max MacGillicutty, a character Jock first voiced in 2018 Marissa Conniff Stage and voice performer Returning to perform as Beckett Pierce, a character Marissa first voiced in 2015, and performs the poem "The Hunting of the Snark" by Lewis Carroll Abby Sher Performer and author Abby performed a character in a stage adaptation of Daniel Pinkwater's 1982 novel "The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Death" abby-sher.com Performing an original song in the persona of Penny Jacquie Floyd Actor, voice artist, playwright jacquiefloyd.com Performing the role of Vestigula Uridium, her third character role on Slumberland since 2014 Jeff Nicholson Comic book writer, artist and self-publisher Known for his works Ultra Klutz, Through the Habitrails, Father & Son, and Colonia fatherandsontoon.com Co-creator and co-performer of the original 1982 audio skit "Reality Hopping" Jeff Priskorn Actor, voice artist, improviser, writer, singer, musician jeffpriskorn.com Performing the song "Wonder" with his 90s band, Intense Silence. Jeff's first Slumberland performance was in 2014 Elsie Escobar Podcaster and voice actor elsieescobar.com Performing the role of Chrysanthemum Jones, a character Elsie first voiced in 2014, performing the poem "Barata de calaveras" by José Guadalupe Posada Petunia-Liebling MacPumpkin 20th Century Ghost and storyteller of strange tales from the past, future and present electric-phantom.com Petunia performs the song "Crawlspace" Catty Donnelly Voice over artist cattydonnelly.com Catty performs the role of Bosco Tomnus, the third Slumberland character Catty has performed since 2020 David P. Gray Creator of PC games dgray.com David shares material from his 1990 game "Hugo's House of Horrors" as the basis for a poem performed by a robot Michael Lanier Pianist, guitarist, banjoist, autoharpist, jaw harpist, ukeist, mandolinist, psalterist, dulcimist, bassist, thereminist, violinist soundcloud.com/banjo-boy Michael performs the role of Farmer Friday, Junior and an original song adaption of the 1885 poem "Land of Nod" by Robert Louis Stevenson Sarah Suboski Performer Sarah performed the role of Wencil Pierce in 2014 and Sarah's performance is re-used in the Bed Bug episode Tom Mansell Writer, voice performer, editor Tom wrote the rest of the scripts and performances for the Bed Bug episode, and performed the roles of Tomas Anonymous, Jeepers MacGeepers, Rupert Nevins, Alva Pierce Jr, TC Speak E-Z, and Shroomi Music by Blue Dot Sessions This episode pays tribute to the musical genius and memory of Hardy Fox The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: izkhanilov, leo153_100, gchase, kupp2, tomycatts, inspectorj, jvmorello, gchase, unchaz, kywr, alexmurphy53, jayfrosting, giddster, rvgerxini, neilraouf, j-zazvurek, georgesavic, tonywhitmore, richwise, shneak, littleboot, kyles, funwithsound, tosha73, cornwallis89, epicwizard, dkustic, connorm94, thewebbster, vartian, klankbeeld, moulaythami, fredbjammin, lchapman1980, joedeshon, tenkism, garuda1982, sandermotions, leo153, unfa, tim-kahn, xtyl33, processaurus, ch0cchi, fats-million, magedu, joedeshon, kinoton, zembacraftworks, lartti, guitarguy1985, tomlija, satoration, kwahmah, timbre, theshaggyfreak, forthehorde68, m1rk0, alexmurphy53, dspeight, shelbyshark, breviceps, and Jovica. And thank YOU you for listening to Slumberland!
A period of time has passed since the Coyote Club meeting. The sound recordings of Thomas Edward M are not yet available to present what happened when the residents of Slumberland bravely journeyed to the haunted beach and confronted Badamo's ghost, the Sandy Specter. Tonight, all are invited to attend the latest presentation of The Bed Bug! Slumberland's ongoing showcase of poetry, song and spoken word. A wonderful group of talented performers will entertain tonight. Ella Minnow Pierce will ensure the show runs smoothly, and special guest Tomas Anonymous will serve as master of ceremonies. Everyone hopes a surprise guest two will make an appearance! For more info please contact slumberlandpodcast at outlook dot com PERFORMERS Jessica Syratt Theater performer and creator of "Nowhere, On Air" audio drama podcast nowhereonairpodcast.weebly.com Returning to perform the role of Ella Minnow Pierce and also "Sophia's Song" Debra Harrison-Lowe Film performer imdb.com Returning to perform the role of Oblivia Newton-Baum, a character Debra first voiced in 2014 David Tamulevich Founding member of the folk music group Mustard's Retreat mustardsretreat.com Performing an original song adaption of the 1889 poem "Wynken, Blynken and Nod" by Eugene Field Danielle Timmins Voice over artist Returning to perform the role of Flance Fleesel Jacquelyn Landgraf Performer, creator of "It Makes A Sound" podcast series jacquelynlandgraf.com itmakesasound.com Jacquelyn performs the role of Kenbrooke Pierce and the poem "Thou dusky spirit of the wood" by Henry David Thoreau George Sanger AKA The Fat Man Award-winning composer and musician fatman.com Mr. Sanger performs an unreleased original song, "Which Way Does the Smoke Blow" Mild Wild Music group based in Florida "Sounds composed freely and recorded straight to tape. Drenched in reverb and filled with half thoughts." mildwildmusic.bandcamp.com Mild Wild performs the song "Alright Okay" Thomas R. Mansell Cowboy poet Returning to perform the role of Merlin Jebb, reading the cowboy poem "Boomer Johnson" by Henry Herbert Knibbs Kat Hoil Voice performer unwellpodcast.com Kat performs the role of Taos Woman Jock Blaney Voice-over Artist, vocalist of the band 2nu, whose spoken-word song "This Is Ponderous" charted in 1991 jockblaney.com 2nu2.com Returning to perform as Max MacGillicutty, a character Jock first voiced in 2018 Marissa Conniff Stage and voice performer Returning to perform as Beckett Pierce, a character Marissa first voiced in 2015, and performs the poem "The Hunting of the Snark" by Lewis Carroll Abby Sher Performer and author Abby performed a character in a stage adaptation of Daniel Pinkwater's 1982 novel "The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Death" abby-sher.com Performing an original song in the persona of Penny Jacquie Floyd Actor, voice artist, playwright jacquiefloyd.com Performing the role of Vestigula Uridium, her third character role on Slumberland since 2014 Jeff Nicholson Comic book writer, artist and self-publisher Known for his works Ultra Klutz, Through the Habitrails, Father & Son, and Colonia fatherandsontoon.com Co-creator and co-performer of the original 1982 audio skit "Reality Hopping" Jeff Priskorn Actor, voice artist, improviser, writer, singer, musician jeffpriskorn.com Performing the song "Wonder" with his 90s band, Intense Silence. Jeff's first Slumberland performance was in 2014 Elsie Escobar Podcaster and voice actor elsieescobar.com Performing the role of Chrysanthemum Jones, a character Elsie first voiced in 2014, performing the poem "Barata de calaveras" by José Guadalupe Posada Petunia-Liebling MacPumpkin 20th Century Ghost and storyteller of strange tales from the past, future and present electric-phantom.com Petunia performs the song "Crawlspace" Catty Donnelly Voice over artist cattydonnelly.com Catty performs the role of Bosco Tomnus, the third Slumberland character Catty has performed since 2020 David P. Gray Creator of PC games dgray.com David shares material from his 1990 game "Hugo's House of Horrors" as the basis for a poem performed by a robot Michael Lanier Pianist, guitarist, banjoist, autoharpist, jaw harpist, ukeist, mandolinist, psalterist, dulcimist, bassist, thereminist, violinist soundcloud.com/banjo-boy Michael performs the role of Farmer Friday, Junior and an original song adaption of the 1885 poem "Land of Nod" by Robert Louis Stevenson Sarah Suboski Performer Sarah performed the role of Wencil Pierce in 2014 and Sarah's performance is re-used in the Bed Bug episode Tom Mansell Writer, voice performer, editor Tom wrote the rest of the scripts and performances for the Bed Bug episode, and performed the roles of Tomas Anonymous, Jeepers MacGeepers, Rupert Nevins, Alva Pierce Jr, TC Speak E-Z, and Shroomi Music by Blue Dot Sessions This episode pays tribute to the musical genius and memory of Hardy Fox The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: izkhanilov, leo153_100, gchase, kupp2, tomycatts, inspectorj, jvmorello, gchase, unchaz, kywr, alexmurphy53, jayfrosting, giddster, rvgerxini, neilraouf, j-zazvurek, georgesavic, tonywhitmore, richwise, shneak, littleboot, kyles, funwithsound, tosha73, cornwallis89, epicwizard, dkustic, connorm94, thewebbster, vartian, klankbeeld, moulaythami, fredbjammin, lchapman1980, joedeshon, tenkism, garuda1982, sandermotions, leo153, unfa, tim-kahn, xtyl33, processaurus, ch0cchi, fats-million, magedu, joedeshon, kinoton, zembacraftworks, lartti, guitarguy1985, tomlija, satoration, kwahmah, timbre, theshaggyfreak, forthehorde68, m1rk0, alexmurphy53, dspeight, shelbyshark, breviceps, and Jovica. And thank YOU you for listening to Slumberland!
A period of time has passed since the Coyote Club meeting. The sound recordings of Thomas Edward M are not yet available to present what happened when the residents of Slumberland bravely journeyed to the haunted beach and confronted Badamo's ghost, the Sandy Specter. Tonight, all are invited to attend the latest presentation of The Bed Bug! Slumberland's ongoing showcase of poetry, song and spoken word. A wonderful group of talented performers will entertain tonight. Ella Minnow Pierce will ensure the show runs smoothly, and special guest Tomas Anonymous will serve as master of ceremonies. Everyone hopes a surprise guest two will make an appearance! For more info please contact slumberlandpodcast at outlook dot com PERFORMERS Jessica Syratt Theater performer and creator of "Nowhere, On Air" audio drama podcast nowhereonairpodcast.weebly.com Returning to perform the role of Ella Minnow Pierce and also "Sophia's Song" Debra Harrison-Lowe Film performer imdb.com Returning to perform the role of Oblivia Newton-Baum, a character Debra first voiced in 2014 David Tamulevich Founding member of the folk music group Mustard's Retreat mustardsretreat.com Performing an original song adaption of the 1889 poem "Wynken, Blynken and Nod" by Eugene Field Danielle Timmins Voice over artist Returning to perform the role of Flance Fleesel Jacquelyn Landgraf Performer, creator of "It Makes A Sound" podcast series jacquelynlandgraf.com itmakesasound.com Jacquelyn performs the role of Kenbrooke Pierce and the poem "Thou dusky spirit of the wood" by Henry David Thoreau George Sanger AKA The Fat Man Award-winning composer and musician fatman.com Mr. Sanger performs an unreleased original song, "Which Way Does the Smoke Blow" Mild Wild Music group based in Florida "Sounds composed freely and recorded straight to tape. Drenched in reverb and filled with half thoughts." mildwildmusic.bandcamp.com Mild Wild performs the song "Alright Okay" Thomas R. Mansell Cowboy poet Returning to perform the role of Merlin Jebb, reading the cowboy poem "Boomer Johnson" by Henry Herbert Knibbs Kat Hoil Voice performer unwellpodcast.com Kat performs the role of Taos Woman Jock Blaney Voice-over Artist, vocalist of the band 2nu, whose spoken-word song "This Is Ponderous" charted in 1991 jockblaney.com 2nu2.com Returning to perform as Max MacGillicutty, a character Jock first voiced in 2018 Marissa Conniff Stage and voice performer Returning to perform as Beckett Pierce, a character Marissa first voiced in 2015, and performs the poem "The Hunting of the Snark" by Lewis Carroll Abby Sher Performer and author Abby performed a character in a stage adaptation of Daniel Pinkwater's 1982 novel "The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Death" abby-sher.com Performing an original song in the persona of Penny Jacquie Floyd Actor, voice artist, playwright jacquiefloyd.com Performing the role of Vestigula Uridium, her third character role on Slumberland since 2014 Jeff Nicholson Comic book writer, artist and self-publisher Known for his works Ultra Klutz, Through the Habitrails, Father & Son, and Colonia fatherandsontoon.com Co-creator and co-performer of the original 1982 audio skit "Reality Hopping" Jeff Priskorn Actor, voice artist, improviser, writer, singer, musician jeffpriskorn.com Performing the song "Wonder" with his 90s band, Intense Silence. Jeff's first Slumberland performance was in 2014 Elsie Escobar Podcaster and voice actor elsieescobar.com Performing the role of Chrysanthemum Jones, a character Elsie first voiced in 2014, performing the poem "Barata de calaveras" by José Guadalupe Posada Petunia-Liebling MacPumpkin 20th Century Ghost and storyteller of strange tales from the past, future and present electric-phantom.com Petunia performs the song "Crawlspace" Catty Donnelly Voice over artist cattydonnelly.com Catty performs the role of Bosco Tomnus, the third Slumberland character Catty has performed since 2020 David P. Gray Creator of PC games dgray.com David shares material from his 1990 game "Hugo's House of Horrors" as the basis for a poem performed by a robot Michael Lanier Pianist, guitarist, banjoist, autoharpist, jaw harpist, ukeist, mandolinist, psalterist, dulcimist, bassist, thereminist, violinist soundcloud.com/banjo-boy Michael performs the role of Farmer Friday, Junior and an original song adaption of the 1885 poem "Land of Nod" by Robert Louis Stevenson Sarah Suboski Performer Sarah performed the role of Wencil Pierce in 2014 and Sarah's performance is re-used in the Bed Bug episode Tom Mansell Writer, voice performer, editor Tom wrote the rest of the scripts and performances for the Bed Bug episode, and performed the roles of Tomas Anonymous, Jeepers MacGeepers, Rupert Nevins, Alva Pierce Jr, TC Speak E-Z, and Shroomi Music by Blue Dot Sessions This episode pays tribute to the musical genius and memory of Hardy Fox The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: izkhanilov, leo153_100, gchase, kupp2, tomycatts, inspectorj, jvmorello, gchase, unchaz, kywr, alexmurphy53, jayfrosting, giddster, rvgerxini, neilraouf, j-zazvurek, georgesavic, tonywhitmore, richwise, shneak, littleboot, kyles, funwithsound, tosha73, cornwallis89, epicwizard, dkustic, connorm94, thewebbster, vartian, klankbeeld, moulaythami, fredbjammin, lchapman1980, joedeshon, tenkism, garuda1982, sandermotions, leo153, unfa, tim-kahn, xtyl33, processaurus, ch0cchi, fats-million, magedu, joedeshon, kinoton, zembacraftworks, lartti, guitarguy1985, tomlija, satoration, kwahmah, timbre, theshaggyfreak, forthehorde68, m1rk0, alexmurphy53, dspeight, shelbyshark, breviceps, and Jovica. And thank YOU you for listening to Slumberland!
A period of time has passed since the Coyote Club meeting. The sound recordings of Thomas Edward M are not yet available to present what happened when the residents of Slumberland bravely journeyed to the haunted beach and confronted Badamo's ghost, the Sandy Specter. Tonight, all are invited to attend the latest presentation of The Bed Bug! Slumberland's ongoing showcase of poetry, song and spoken word. A wonderful group of talented performers will entertain tonight. Ella Minnow Pierce will ensure the show runs smoothly, and special guest Tomas Anonymous will serve as master of ceremonies. Everyone hopes a surprise guest two will make an appearance! For more info please contact slumberlandpodcast at outlook dot com PERFORMERS Jessica Syratt Theater performer and creator of "Nowhere, On Air" audio drama podcast nowhereonairpodcast.weebly.com Returning to perform the role of Ella Minnow Pierce and also "Sophia's Song" Debra Harrison-Lowe Film performer imdb.com Returning to perform the role of Oblivia Newton-Baum, a character Debra first voiced in 2014 David Tamulevich Founding member of the folk music group Mustard's Retreat mustardsretreat.com Performing an original song adaption of the 1889 poem "Wynken, Blynken and Nod" by Eugene Field Danielle Timmins Voice over artist Returning to perform the role of Flance Fleesel Jacquelyn Landgraf Performer, creator of "It Makes A Sound" podcast series jacquelynlandgraf.com itmakesasound.com Jacquelyn performs the role of Kenbrooke Pierce and the poem "Thou dusky spirit of the wood" by Henry David Thoreau George Sanger AKA The Fat Man Award-winning composer and musician fatman.com Mr. Sanger performs an unreleased original song, "Which Way Does the Smoke Blow" Mild Wild Music group based in Florida "Sounds composed freely and recorded straight to tape. Drenched in reverb and filled with half thoughts." mildwildmusic.bandcamp.com Mild Wild performs the song "Alright Okay" Thomas R. Mansell Cowboy poet Returning to perform the role of Merlin Jebb, reading the cowboy poem "Boomer Johnson" by Henry Herbert Knibbs Kat Hoil Voice performer unwellpodcast.com Kat performs the role of Taos Woman Jock Blaney Voice-over Artist, vocalist of the band 2nu, whose spoken-word song "This Is Ponderous" charted in 1991 jockblaney.com 2nu2.com Returning to perform as Max MacGillicutty, a character Jock first voiced in 2018 Marissa Conniff Stage and voice performer Returning to perform as Beckett Pierce, a character Marissa first voiced in 2015, and performs the poem "The Hunting of the Snark" by Lewis Carroll Abby Sher Performer and author Abby performed a character in a stage adaptation of Daniel Pinkwater's 1982 novel "The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Death" abby-sher.com Performing an original song in the persona of Penny Jacquie Floyd Actor, voice artist, playwright jacquiefloyd.com Performing the role of Vestigula Uridium, her third character role on Slumberland since 2014 Jeff Nicholson Comic book writer, artist and self-publisher Known for his works Ultra Klutz, Through the Habitrails, Father & Son, and Colonia fatherandsontoon.com Co-creator and co-performer of the original 1982 audio skit "Reality Hopping" Jeff Priskorn Actor, voice artist, improviser, writer, singer, musician jeffpriskorn.com Performing the song "Wonder" with his 90s band, Intense Silence. Jeff's first Slumberland performance was in 2014 Elsie Escobar Podcaster and voice actor elsieescobar.com Performing the role of Chrysanthemum Jones, a character Elsie first voiced in 2014, performing the poem "Barata de calaveras" by José Guadalupe Posada Petunia-Liebling MacPumpkin 20th Century Ghost and storyteller of strange tales from the past, future and present electric-phantom.com Petunia performs the song "Crawlspace" Catty Donnelly Voice over artist cattydonnelly.com Catty performs the role of Bosco Tomnus, the third Slumberland character Catty has performed since 2020 David P. Gray Creator of PC games dgray.com David shares material from his 1990 game "Hugo's House of Horrors" as the basis for a poem performed by a robot Michael Lanier Pianist, guitarist, banjoist, autoharpist, jaw harpist, ukeist, mandolinist, psalterist, dulcimist, bassist, thereminist, violinist soundcloud.com/banjo-boy Michael performs the role of Farmer Friday, Junior and an original song adaption of the 1885 poem "Land of Nod" by Robert Louis Stevenson Sarah Suboski Performer Sarah performed the role of Wencil Pierce in 2014 and Sarah's performance is re-used in the Bed Bug episode Tom Mansell Writer, voice performer, editor Tom wrote the rest of the scripts and performances for the Bed Bug episode, and performed the roles of Tomas Anonymous, Jeepers MacGeepers, Rupert Nevins, Alva Pierce Jr, TC Speak E-Z, and Shroomi Music by Blue Dot Sessions This episode pays tribute to the musical genius and memory of Hardy Fox The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: izkhanilov, leo153_100, gchase, kupp2, tomycatts, inspectorj, jvmorello, gchase, unchaz, kywr, alexmurphy53, jayfrosting, giddster, rvgerxini, neilraouf, j-zazvurek, georgesavic, tonywhitmore, richwise, shneak, littleboot, kyles, funwithsound, tosha73, cornwallis89, epicwizard, dkustic, connorm94, thewebbster, vartian, klankbeeld, moulaythami, fredbjammin, lchapman1980, joedeshon, tenkism, garuda1982, sandermotions, leo153, unfa, tim-kahn, xtyl33, processaurus, ch0cchi, fats-million, magedu, joedeshon, kinoton, zembacraftworks, lartti, guitarguy1985, tomlija, satoration, kwahmah, timbre, theshaggyfreak, forthehorde68, m1rk0, alexmurphy53, dspeight, shelbyshark, breviceps, and Jovica. And thank YOU you for listening to Slumberland!
A period of time has passed since the Coyote Club meeting. The sound recordings of Thomas Edward M are not yet available to present what happened when the residents of Slumberland bravely journeyed to the haunted beach and confronted Badamo's ghost, the Sandy Specter. Tonight, all are invited to attend the latest presentation of The Bed Bug! Slumberland's ongoing showcase of poetry, song and spoken word. A wonderful group of talented performers will entertain tonight. Ella Minnow Pierce will ensure the show runs smoothly, and special guest Tomas Anonymous will serve as master of ceremonies. Everyone hopes a surprise guest two will make an appearance! For more info please contact slumberlandpodcast at outlook dot com PERFORMERS Jessica Syratt Theater performer and creator of "Nowhere, On Air" audio drama podcast nowhereonairpodcast.weebly.com Returning to perform the role of Ella Minnow Pierce Debra Harrison-Lowe Film performer imdb.com Returning to perform the role of Oblivia Newton-Baum, a character Debra first voiced in 2014 David Tamulevich Founding member of the folk music group Mustard's Retreat mustardsretreat.com Performing an original song adaption of the 1889 poem "Wynken, Blynken and Nod" by Eugene Field Danielle Timmins Voice over artist Returning to perform the role of Flance Fleesel Jacquelyn Landgraf Performer, creator of "It Makes A Sound" podcast series jacquelynlandgraf.com itmakesasound.com Jacquelyn performs the role of Kenbrooke Pierce and the poem "Thou dusky spirit of the wood" by Henry David Thoreau George Sanger AKA The Fat Man Award-winning composer and musician fatman.com Mr. Sanger performs an unreleased original song, "Which Way Does the Smoke Blow" Mild Wild Music group based in Florida "Sounds composed freely and recorded straight to tape. Drenched in reverb and filled with half thoughts." mildwildmusic.bandcamp.com Mild Wild performs the song "Alright Okay" Thomas R. Mansell Cowboy poet Returning to perform the role of Merlin Jebb, reading the cowboy poem "Boomer Johnson" by Henry Herbert Knibbs Kat Hoil Voice performer unwellpodcast.com Kat performs the role of Taos Woman Jock Blaney Voice-over Artist, vocalist of the band 2nu, whose spoken-word song "This Is Ponderous" charted in 1991 jockblaney.com 2nu2.com Returning to perform as Max MacGillicutty, a character Jock first voiced in 2018 Marissa Conniff Stage and voice performer Returning to perform as Beckett Pierce, a character Marissa first voiced in 2015, and performs the poem "The Hunting of the Snark" by Lewis Carroll Abby Sher Performer and author Abby performed a character in a stage adaptation of Daniel Pinkwater's 1982 novel "The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Death" abby-sher.com Performing an original song in the persona of Penny Jacquie Floyd Actor, voice artist, playwright jacquiefloyd.com Performing the role of Vestigula Uridium, her third character role on Slumberland since 2014 Jeff Nicholson Comic book writer, artist and self-publisher Known for his works Ultra Klutz, Through the Habitrails, Father & Son, and Colonia fatherandsontoon.com Co-creator and co-performer of the original 1982 audio skit "Reality Hopping" Jeff Priskorn Actor, voice artist, improviser, writer, singer, musician jeffpriskorn.com Performing the song "Wonder" with his 90s band, Intense Silence. Jeff's first Slumberland performance was in 2014 Elsie Escobar Podcaster and voice actor elsieescobar.com Performing the role of Chrysanthemum Jones, a character Elsie first voiced in 2014, performing the poem "Barata de calaveras" by José Guadalupe Posada Petunia-Liebling MacPumpkin 20th Century Ghost and storyteller of strange tales from the past, future and present electric-phantom.com Petunia performs the song "Crawlspace" Catty Donnelly Voice over artist cattydonnelly.com Catty performs the role of Bosco Tomnus, the third Slumberland character Catty has performed since 2020 David P. Gray Creator of PC games dgray.com David shares material from his 1990 game "Hugo's House of Horrors" as the basis for a poem performed by a robot Michael Lanier Pianist, guitarist, banjoist, autoharpist, jaw harpist, ukeist, mandolinist, psalterist, dulcimist, bassist, thereminist, violinist soundcloud.com/banjo-boy Michael performs the role of Farmer Friday, Junior and an original song adaption of the 1885 poem "Land of Nod" by Robert Louis Stevenson Sarah Suboski Performer Sarah performed the role of Wencil Pierce in 2014 and Sarah's performance is re-used in the Bed Bug episode Tom Mansell Writer, voice performer, editor Tom wrote the rest of the scripts and performances for the Bed Bug episode, and performed the roles of Tomas Anonymous, Jeepers MacGeepers, Rupert Nevins, Alva Pierce Jr, TC Speak E-Z, and Shroomi Music by Blue Dot Sessions This episode pays tribute to the musical genius and memory of Hardy Fox The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: izkhanilov, leo153_100, gchase, kupp2, tomycatts, inspectorj, jvmorello, gchase, unchaz, kywr, alexmurphy53, jayfrosting, giddster, rvgerxini, neilraouf, j-zazvurek, georgesavic, tonywhitmore, richwise, shneak, littleboot, kyles, funwithsound, tosha73, cornwallis89, epicwizard, dkustic, connorm94, thewebbster, vartian, klankbeeld, moulaythami, fredbjammin, lchapman1980, joedeshon, tenkism, garuda1982, sandermotions, leo153, unfa, tim-kahn, xtyl33, processaurus, ch0cchi, fats-million, magedu, joedeshon, kinoton, zembacraftworks, lartti, guitarguy1985, tomlija, satoration, kwahmah, timbre, theshaggyfreak, forthehorde68, m1rk0, alexmurphy53, dspeight, shelbyshark, breviceps, and Jovica. And thank YOU you for listening to Slumberland!
A period of time has passed since the Coyote Club meeting. The sound recordings of Thomas Edward M are not yet available to present what happened when the residents of Slumberland bravely journeyed to the haunted beach and confronted Badamo's ghost, the Sandy Specter. Tonight, all are invited to attend the latest presentation of The Bed Bug! Slumberland's ongoing showcase of poetry, song and spoken word. A wonderful group of talented performers will entertain tonight. Ella Minnow Pierce will ensure the show runs smoothly, and special guest Tomas Anonymous will serve as master of ceremonies. Everyone hopes a surprise guest two will make an appearance! For more info please contact slumberlandpodcast at outlook dot com PERFORMERS Jessica Syratt Theater performer and creator of "Nowhere, On Air" audio drama podcast nowhereonairpodcast.weebly.com Returning to perform the role of Ella Minnow Pierce Debra Harrison-Lowe Film performer imdb.com Returning to perform the role of Oblivia Newton-Baum, a character Debra first voiced in 2014 David Tamulevich Founding member of the folk music group Mustard's Retreat mustardsretreat.com Performing an original song adaption of the 1889 poem "Wynken, Blynken and Nod" by Eugene Field Danielle Timmins Voice over artist Returning to perform the role of Flance Fleesel Jacquelyn Landgraf Performer, creator of "It Makes A Sound" podcast series jacquelynlandgraf.com itmakesasound.com Jacquelyn performs the role of Kenbrooke Pierce and the poem "Thou dusky spirit of the wood" by Henry David Thoreau George Sanger AKA The Fat Man Award-winning composer and musician fatman.com Mr. Sanger performs an unreleased original song, "Which Way Does the Smoke Blow" Mild Wild Music group based in Florida "Sounds composed freely and recorded straight to tape. Drenched in reverb and filled with half thoughts." mildwildmusic.bandcamp.com Mild Wild performs the song "Alright Okay" Thomas R. Mansell Cowboy poet Returning to perform the role of Merlin Jebb, reading the cowboy poem "Boomer Johnson" by Henry Herbert Knibbs Kat Hoil Voice performer unwellpodcast.com Kat performs the role of Taos Woman Jock Blaney Voice-over Artist, vocalist of the band 2nu, whose spoken-word song "This Is Ponderous" charted in 1991 jockblaney.com 2nu2.com Returning to perform as Max MacGillicutty, a character Jock first voiced in 2018 Marissa Conniff Stage and voice performer Returning to perform as Beckett Pierce, a character Marissa first voiced in 2015, and performs the poem "The Hunting of the Snark" by Lewis Carroll Abby Sher Performer and author Abby performed a character in a stage adaptation of Daniel Pinkwater's 1982 novel "The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Death" abby-sher.com Performing an original song in the persona of Penny Jacquie Floyd Actor, voice artist, playwright jacquiefloyd.com Performing the role of Vestigula Uridium, her third character role on Slumberland since 2014 Jeff Nicholson Comic book writer, artist and self-publisher Known for his works Ultra Klutz, Through the Habitrails, Father & Son, and Colonia fatherandsontoon.com Co-creator and co-performer of the original 1982 audio skit "Reality Hopping" Jeff Priskorn Actor, voice artist, improviser, writer, singer, musician jeffpriskorn.com Performing the song "Wonder" with his 90s band, Intense Silence. Jeff's first Slumberland performance was in 2014 Elsie Escobar Podcaster and voice actor elsieescobar.com Performing the role of Chrysanthemum Jones, a character Elsie first voiced in 2014, performing the poem "Barata de calaveras" by José Guadalupe Posada Petunia-Liebling MacPumpkin 20th Century Ghost and storyteller of strange tales from the past, future and present electric-phantom.com Petunia performs the song "Crawlspace" Catty Donnelly Voice over artist cattydonnelly.com Catty performs the role of Bosco Tomnus, the third Slumberland character Catty has performed since 2020 David P. Gray Creator of PC games dgray.com David shares material from his 1990 game "Hugo's House of Horrors" as the basis for a poem performed by a robot Michael Lanier Pianist, guitarist, banjoist, autoharpist, jaw harpist, ukeist, mandolinist, psalterist, dulcimist, bassist, thereminist, violinist soundcloud.com/banjo-boy Michael performs the role of Farmer Friday, Junior and an original song adaption of the 1885 poem "Land of Nod" by Robert Louis Stevenson Sarah Suboski Performer Sarah performed the role of Wencil Pierce in 2014 and Sarah's performance is re-used in the Bed Bug episode Tom Mansell Writer, voice performer, editor Tom wrote the rest of the scripts and performances for the Bed Bug episode, and performed the roles of Tomas Anonymous, Jeepers MacGeepers, Rupert Nevins, Alva Pierce Jr, TC Speak E-Z, and Shroomi Music by Blue Dot Sessions This episode pays tribute to the musical genius and memory of Hardy Fox The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: izkhanilov, leo153_100, gchase, kupp2, tomycatts, inspectorj, jvmorello, gchase, unchaz, kywr, alexmurphy53, jayfrosting, giddster, rvgerxini, neilraouf, j-zazvurek, georgesavic, tonywhitmore, richwise, shneak, littleboot, kyles, funwithsound, tosha73, cornwallis89, epicwizard, dkustic, connorm94, thewebbster, vartian, klankbeeld, moulaythami, fredbjammin, lchapman1980, joedeshon, tenkism, garuda1982, sandermotions, leo153, unfa, tim-kahn, xtyl33, processaurus, ch0cchi, fats-million, magedu, joedeshon, kinoton, zembacraftworks, lartti, guitarguy1985, tomlija, satoration, kwahmah, timbre, theshaggyfreak, forthehorde68, m1rk0, alexmurphy53, dspeight, shelbyshark, breviceps, and Jovica. And thank YOU you for listening to Slumberland!
It's been a long time coming, but we have finally rebranded our show from "Millennial Manhood" to "The Road Less Babbled"! In this episode, Jovica discusses why we made the change and what it means for the podcast moving forward. Jovica also spends a large portion of the episode describing in detail the current fiasco we are facing in our nation with the airline industry completely dropping the ball and how our current Secretary of Transportation is in way over his head. Check out the new Website! http://www.thelogoswave.com Music Credit: Clean Break by Density & Time
Una mirada a la Corrida de Ric Flair en la capitol Esta semana en el podcast hablamos de la carrera de Ric Flair con la capitol sports promotions desde su primera lucha a finales del 81 hasta su ultima Lucha en Septiembre del 96.Analizamos todas las Luchas que tuvo bajo el mando de la capitol. Porque vino tanto a la isla la lealtad hacia Jovica y Colon Su 1er feudo en la isla Porque su booking en ese 1982 fue excelente Feudo con Invader Feudo con Carlos Colon del 1982 Feudo con Jovica El 1983 de Flair en la isla. Porque no lo vimos tanto en el 84 Su corrida en el 85 y 85 incluyendo varias Luchas que tuvo que no se sabian. Esto y mucho mas en el podcast de esta semana que de verdad estoy loco por que escuchen , Caveman Pueden suscribirse en todas sus plataformas digitales bajo Desde los territorios. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/luis-cuevas/support
Q: Ikut organisasi yuk! A: Ngga ah, aku ngga pede Hayoo listeners, ada ngga sih yang suka ngerasa minder, ngga pede, atau takut nyesel kalo misalnya ikut organisasi? Nah, Jovica, Gabriela, sama salah satu guru yang jadi guest star terkece dari podcast #ICANRELATE kali ini pengen curhat nih tentang pentingnya mulai mencoba berorganisasi
This week we're joined by Jovica Popovic. We discuss how he ended up at Ava Labs. Then we deep dive on the topic of landing your dream job in crypto. Support Subnet: X-avax1r4zp7pxa8hjjkkc5rutwqw6peqvx68m7zzllu9 C-Chain: 0xa155c6ec8c7d974453f3453f04216bf60a35220d Follow Gabriel on twitter: https://twitter.com/cgcardona Follow Connor on twitter: https://twitter.com/das_connor Follow Jovica on twitter: https://twitter.com/jpop_32
In the last episode of 2021 we (Jovica, James & Drew) have our annual discussion about what we learned this past year, our own head trash, and our 2022 goals. Reach out to Drew Hull: IG: @drew.hull Reach out to James Gilreath: IG: @jcgilreath Reach out to Jovica: IG: @asap_jovi LI: linkedin.com/in/jdjurdjevic
Tre Killian is a man who hates small talk and loves having a pony tail. When he's not busy engaging in deep conversations he's helping folks with their finances. He joins Jovica this week to discuss the meaning of life… or at least how not be terrible at life. Connect w/ Tre: IG: @trekill53 LI: linkedin.com/in/trekillian Connect w/ Jovica: LI: linkedin.com/jdjurdjevic IG: @asap_jovi Music Credit: Title: Clean Break Artist: Density & Time
Daniel Allison, aka the Average Dude, joins Jovica for a discussion about life, growth, and overcoming challenges this week. Daniel lives in South Carolina and when he's not doing his day job of selling heating, air, and plumbing services he's interviewing folks for his podcast “Conversations with The Average Dude.” Connect w/ The Average Dude: LI: linkedin.com/in/daniel-allison-a7103828 Podcast: https://anchor.fm/j-daniel-allison Connect w/ Jovica: LI: linkedin.com/jdjurdjevic IG: @asap_jovi Music Credit: Title: Clean Break Artist: Density & Time
On this week's podcast I am joined by Jovica Djurdjevic. Jovica is the host of the Millennial Manhood Podcast. . We discuss his childhood and experiences as a refugee. We talk about the trends we have seen in the financial world with money and mental health. We talk about our shared interest in Stoicism and discuss our roles in the expansive universe. Follow Jovica: Millennial Manhood Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/millennial-manhood/id1382422822LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jdjurdjevic/Follow Living Undeterred:Facebook: @LivingUndeterredInstagram: @LivingUndeterredTwitter: @UndeterredDadWebsite: www.LivingUndeterred.com
In this week's epic episode we zoom in from the inky depths of Galaxy A41 to share with an already deeply v4-satiated world our initial incoherent thoughts on the list of changes for ADLGv4, adding almost nothing in the process to the tidal wave of excitement and analytical discussion already sweeping through social media like a somewhat garlic-infused tsunami of love and gratitude for El Kreator's latest issue. There is also a little bit of chat about painting, a diversion into why buying 1/300th forests from Dunelm off the back of spurious text-based recommendations on Twitter from complete strangers is sometimes a bad idea, why Germans tend to look less boring after they have had a wash (especially little ones), and a rather impressive foray into why making your own rocks is far better than just, erm, picking them up off of the floor. We also have time to squeeze in a spaced out version of Andy's Quiz notable mostly for the fact that Syphilis is a potential answer to every single question. But, it's the V4 stuff you're probably here for - so press "play" and let's get on with the business... v4 Changes on madaxeman.com Tamsins Blog The Devonian Classic - Play ADLGv4 in Devon this coming November Ambient Space noises from Jovica and univ_lyon_3 used under Creative Commons licensing
Steven Brown is a veteran, entrepreneur, and all around awesome guy. He and Jovica sit down to discuss the shock of moving from inner city Memphis to one of the top public schools in the country, and how he overcame his own limiting beliefs about his own potential. In his professional life he is the Managing Director at Grand Welcome, a Nashville based Property Management Company. Connect w/ Steven: LI: linkedin.com/in/steven00brown IG: @stevenbrown_01 IG: @grandwelcomenash Web: www.grandwelcome.com Reach out to Jovica: IG: @asap_jovi LI: linkedin.com/in/jdjurdjevic
While Thomas is busy working on the oral history project, two residents of Slumberland enter the do-it-yourself recording booth. Their mission: to spread information about the man named Tango, who stole a "Del Becha tape" and then went missing. For more info please contact slumberlandpodcast at outlook dot com Written, recorded and performed by Tom Mansell Romeo performed by David Wills, AKA The Weatherman This episode pays tribute to the talents and career of Richard Sala. Music by Bluedark The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: jknitter, alexy621, klankbeeld, lebaston100, jpkweli, mrpeet, d-w, spenceomatic and Jovica. Thank you for listening to Slumberland!
In this episode of the book club Jovica and James discuss the book "Irresistible" by Adam Alter which the rise of addictive technology and the business of keeping us hooked. Buy the book here -> https://amzn.to/2OjotD7 YouTube Link -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIHsInUhlf4 Reach out to James Gilreath: IG: @jcgilreath Reach out to Jovica: IG: @asap_jovi LI: linkedin.com/in/jdjurdjevic
A new day breaks and Thomas revisits the Slumberland Food Co-Op to meet Jeepers. Instead he chats with barista P.D. Singh, who has an extensive knowledge of breakfast cereal history. For more info please contact slumberlandpodcast at outlook dot com Written, recorded and performed by Tom Mansell P.D. Singh performed by Katabelle Check out Katabelle's website! Chrysanthemum Jones performed by Elsie Escobar Music by Vincent Sermonne and Tri-Tachyon The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: rico-casazza, sidequesting, plumforestpodcast, robbeman, toklant, jodybruchon, mrauralization, cosmicembers, gchase, tempouser, sfxsource-com, and Jovica. Thank you for listening to Slumberland!
The enormous metal sculpture of a woman's head floats in an expanse of water. Surrounded by fog, beneath cover of storm clouds, one man clings to the statue and faces a supernatural siren call. For more info please contact slumberlandpodcast at outlook dot com Written, recorded and performed by Tom Mansell The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: nachtmahrtv, tbsounddesigns, quedicemipez, eli-emmett, shatterstars, gigaura, jodybruchon, dudeawesome, owlstorm, inspectorj, oldguy67, youandbiscuitme, owl, duckduckpony, julius-galla, felfa, adough1, joelaudio, and Jovica. Thank you for listening to Slumberland!
In the last episode of 2020 we (Jovica, James & Drew) have our annual discussion about what we learned this past year, our own head trash, and our 2020 goals. Reach out to Drew Hull: IG: @drew.hull Reach out to James Gilreath: IG: @jcgilreath Reach out to Jovica: IG: @asap_jovi LI: linkedin.com/in/jdjurdjevic
At long last, Thomas sits down with the statue to see if his sound recorders will pick up any audible message from the sculpture of a woman's head. But the mission gets disrupted by an unexpected guest and a strange handwritten letter. For more info please contact slumberlandpodcast at outlook dot com Written, recorded and performed by Tom Mansell Magic Elvis performed by Adam McMillen. Check out Adam's work at AAA1Films.com The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: tosha73, ienba, sjonas88, leonelmail, johnzwick45, samsterbirdies, spacejoe, usamah, jomse, alineaudio, alexbuk, inspectorj, nioczkus, harveyjnz, fabuafrica, alexmurphy53, ruonvniekerk, vate, youandbiscuitme, lebaston100 bewagne, lloydevans09, pushkin, adough1, halleck, jasonelrod, redjim, tweeterdj, pagancow, timbre, and Jovica. Music by VYVCH and Lobo Loco. Thank you for listening to Slumberland!
Welcome to the new series "Money Talk." In this intro episode Jovica and Adam discuss what you can expect from the upcoming episodes, and what Jovica thinks will be the biggest value add to listeners. Then he dives into the topics of cash flow and managing debt from his background as a Financial Advisor. Reach out to Jovica: IG: @asap_jovi LI: linkedin.com/in/jdjurdjevic
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In dieser Folge haben wir wieder mal ein Immobilienmakler-System zu Gast: Wentzel Dr. Homes. In dem Interview erzählt er uns zunächst, wie es zu dem doch etwas sperrigen Namen gekommen ist, aber auch, welche Besonderheit sein Maklerbüro von den Konkurrenten unterscheidet: Und zwar nicht nur ihre Lead-Generierung und dessen Skalierbarkeit sondern auch, dass seine Franchisenehmer mehr am als im Unternehmen arbeiten. Tolles Interview mit einigen Golden Nuggets! LINKS Webseiten: Wentzel Dr. Homes: https://www.wentzel-dr.de/ Wentzel Dr. Homes Franchise: https://www.wentzel-dr.de/immobilien-franchise/ Lieblingsbuch: Spezielle Betriebswirtschaftslehre der Immobilienwirtschaft: https://amzn.to/32ZWhKb Hat dir diese Podcastfolge mit Jovica Denadija über die Maklerbranche auch so gut gefallen? Dann freuen wir uns total über eine Bewertung und eine kurze Rezension auf Apple Podcasts von Dir! Herzlichen Dank! (*) Affiliate-Link:Wenn Du auf so einen Verweislink klickst und über diesen Link einkaufst, bekomme ich von Deinem Einkauf eine Provision. Für Dich verändert sich der Preis nicht.
In dieser Folge haben wir wieder mal ein Immobilienmakler-System zu Gast: Wentzel Dr. Homes. In dem Interview erzählt er uns zunächst, wie es zu dem doch etwas sperrigen Namen gekommen ist, aber auch, welche Besonderheit sein Maklerbüro von den Konkurrenten unterscheidet: Und zwar nicht nur ihre Lead-Generierung und dessen Skalierbarkeit sondern auch, dass seine Franchisenehmer mehr am als im Unternehmen arbeiten. Tolles Interview mit einigen Golden Nuggets! LINKS Webseiten: Wentzel Dr. Homes: https://www.wentzel-dr.de/ Wentzel Dr. Homes Franchise: https://www.wentzel-dr.de/immobilien-franchise/ Lieblingsbuch: Spezielle Betriebswirtschaftslehre der Immobilienwirtschaft: https://amzn.to/32ZWhKb Hat dir diese Podcastfolge mit Jovica Denadija über die Maklerbranche auch so gut gefallen? Dann freuen wir uns total über eine Bewertung und eine kurze Rezension auf Apple Podcasts von Dir! Herzlichen Dank! (*) Affiliate-Link:Wenn Du auf so einen Verweislink klickst und über diesen Link einkaufst, bekomme ich von Deinem Einkauf eine Provision. Für Dich verändert sich der Preis nicht.
Thomas Edward M had a plan to pause his Slumberland work and travel to a job interview, but that plan gets canceled by a fresh batch of raging storms over the island. In the meantime, Thomas agrees to meet with longtime resident Lorde Logan, and give her copies of all the oral history recordings he's made so far. Lorde contributes her own tale, involving a close encounter with the Sandy Specter, long ago. For more info please contact slumberlandpodcast at outlook dot com Written, recorded and performed by Tom Mansell Samwell Plumsweater performed by Catty Donnelly You'll enjoy Catty's creative work over at cattydonnelly.com Noel F. VanDerButz performed by PawPaw Greg Gidney Hear more of Greg's work at SoundCloud Lorde Logan performed by Lenore Hume Visit Lenore's site at Lenore Hume This episode pays tribute to the talents and career of Hillard "Sweet Pea" Atkinson The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: petebuchwald, clearwavsound, nomerodin1, leonelmail, samsterbirdies, craigsmith, kyles, dersuperanton, soundslikewillem, inspectorj, anthousai, savataivanov, amholma, owlstorm, kuvainraastaja, rambler52, evesecrets, klankbeeld, plasterbrain, cydon, karma-ron, kodack, omar-alvarado, lebaston100, foad, lezaarth, tomoyo-ichijouji, felix-blume, kastenfrosch, cosmicembers, shaka9, nlm, pushkin, floating-tree, juskiddink, mlestn1, robinhood76, j1987, sagetyrtle, lonemonk, freqman, and Jovica. Thank you for listening to Slumberland!
Sam Mooney is a musician from Mississippi living in Nashville, TN. Having worked in the music industry for over 7 years he and Jovica discuss the ups and downs of the business and how to keep going during Covid. Check Out Sam Mooney's music: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4o4XLs7H4j0rFrd7eZ3My6 IG: @sam_mooney Reach out to Jovica: IG: @asap_jovi LI: linkedin.com/in/jdjurdjevic
Quote: “Where do you want to start?” —Farhad Azad About: Afghanistan has far too often been referred to as a place where countries go to die, it is a graveyard of empires. This moniker has been cited so many times and for so long that it’s unclear who first said it. Even the Afghan community will recite this pride. But what a title like this fails to convey is that while this might be a country responsible for the many tombstones of others, it very well is also a moratorium of progress for itself, a state in perpetual arrested development. This is also a cemetery for countless Afghans who, in more modern times, failed to see any empire rise. Why do some countries get to debate their histories while others have their legacy determined by outsiders? And what gets lost along the way? This is Part II of a multi-part story on how history, current events, and culture all complicate the Afghan identity. Show Notes: [00:30] “The Layers of Heaven” by Jovica [00:45] The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini [00:50] The Breadwinner by Deborah Ellis [01:15] Re: Is it hard to have fun when you have a library card? [01:20] More on Jamil Jan Kochai (@jamiljankochai) Read his book, 99 Nights in Logar Read his New Yorker story [01:35] The renovation project on the West Sacramento Public Library [02:35] Listen to Part 1 here [02:50] A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini And the Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini [03:10] Sea Prayer by Khaled Hosseini [03:15] “Mirrored Seduction” by Walt Adams [04:40] SparkNotes for The Kite Runner [05:05] The Kite Runner movie trailer [07:50] “Attan-Khatme Zanzeri” s/o to the original “afghan-music.com” [09:50] Books here: Afghanistan: A Short History of Its People and Politics by Martin Ewans The Dressmaker of Khair Khana by Gayle Lemmon Killing the Cranes: A Reporter's Journey through Three Decades of War in Afghanistan by Edward Girardet Taliban: Militant Islam, Oil and Fundamentalism in Central Asia by Ahmed Rashid Zinky Boys: Soviet Voices from the Afghanistan War by Svetlana Alexievichy Directorate S: The C.I.A. and America's Secret Wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan by Steve Cole Horse Soldiers: The Extraordinary Story of a Band of US Soldiers Who Rode to Victory in Afghanistan by Doug Stanton [11:55] “Walk Like an Egyptian” cover by The Cleverlys [12:20] Light reading on Napoleon’s conquest of Egypt Related reading here [12:35] French Suite No. 2 in C Minor [13:20] Light reading on the late Edward Said [13:30] A recent review of Orientalism by Edward Said [13:45] “Choose Your Outfit” by Colors of Illusion [14:10] Edward Said with the Media Education Foundation in 1998 [15:20] More on Farhad Azad and afghanmagazine.com [16:10] “Over the Dunes” by Jon Sumner [16:55] Light reading on Nader Shah [17:10] Light reading on the Pashtuns More on Pashtunwali Light reading on Ahmad Shah Durrani [20:05] “Portobello Road” by David Celeste [20:30] More on Dr. Nivi Manchanda (@ManchandaNivi) Her blog on the disorder of things Her book, Imagining Afghanistan: the History and Politics of Imperial Knowledge A Q&A on her book [21:00] Light reading on the British East India Company [21:10] Light reading on the geopolitical context of the 1800s [21:50] An Account of the Kingdom of Caubul, and its Dependencies in Persia, Tartary, and India [22:30] Some of Dr. Manchanda’s other writings “The Imperial Sociology of the ‘Tribe’ in Afghanistan” “Queering the Pashtun: Afghansexuality in the homo-nationalist imaginary” [23:45] “Fairy’s Fear” by Deskant [26:30] “Leavy Quickly” by Alan Carlson-Green [26:35] Light reading on the US-Afghan war [26:50] Light reading on the Great Game [27:00] “Oh Motherland” by Sight of Wonders [27:25] “Devil’s Disgrace” by Deskant [27:35] Light reading on the British Intelligence officer who coined the term “The Great Game” Related: A 1901 review of Rudyard Kipling’s Kim [29:05] See 'Remnants of An Army’ Read some backstory of the painting here [29:30] Light reading on William Brydon [29:45] Technically, it was the winter of 1841-42, but more reading on that retreat here. [31:20] Light reading of that first occupation in 1842 [31:25] ”Alive Without Breathing” by Deskant [32:30] Light reading on Dost Muhammad Khan’s reflections on the British empire More on First Anglo Afghan War (1839-42) [32:50] Light reading on Sher Ali Khan More on the Second Anglo Afghan War (1878-80) [33:50] Light reading on Abdur-Rahman Khan (aka The Iron Emir) Light reading on the state of the Hazara population Light reading on the Hazara genocide of the 1890s More reading on the Hazara genocide More reading on the Hazaras His rationale of his brutal reign [33:55] “Pepper Seeds” by Rune Dale [35:40] News of Afghanistan’s latest railroad here and here [36:05] Light reading on the assassination of Habibullah Khan [37:20] “Crusade” by Max Anson [37:50] Light reading on the Third Anglo Afghan War (1919) Light reading on Ammanullah Khan Light reading on the bombings of Kabul Light reading on Afghan Independence Day Related: Independence movements in Egypt, Ireland and Malta Light reading on the Durand Line [39:35] More on Wazhmah Osman And her book: Television and the Afghan Culture Wars And her film: Postcards from Tora Bora [41:40] Light reading on Khushal Khan Khattak [44:00] “Nothing in This World” by Telmo Telmo
"You've got boys flying kites again..." —George W. Bush About: Oh, the privilege. And what a privilege it is to publish a story about the broader theme of culture and identity, specifically for Afghanistan’s diaspora living in the States, like those on that third-culture-wave, when Afghans from the home country are left dealing with far harsher realities. The diaspora’s dilemma pales in comparison (if you’re that foolish to try and compare the two) to their dilemma. No less, it is still a dilemma. With that in mind, Part I of this multi-part story dives into that nebulous question...what does it really mean to be Afghan? Really, what does it mean to be from anywhere? This is a tricky one. Show Notes [00:45] “The Layers of Heaven” by Jovica [02:15] “I Know A Way Through” by Phillip Ayers [03:30] “Afghan National Anthem” [06:05] 2010 Census data on the number of Afghans in America Related: Some of the other largest ethnic groups in America Related: Light reading on Dearborn, Mich. Related: Light reading on Egyptians in Jersey City (h/t @Saressaa) Related: Light reading on Iranians in Glendale / Tehrangeles [07:10] More on the Kalacha On the real estate The surrounding area And some other stats [07:50] “Don’t Say No” by Mike Franklin [08:40] Light reading on Flushing [08:50] Light reading on the local soccer club scene [12:05] “Burnin’ Things” by Mike Franklin [14:35] Light reading on Rumi Related:“I am not of India, nor of China, nor of Bulgaria, nor of Saqsín; / I am not of the kingdom of Irãqain, nor of the country of Khorãsãn.” And the debate over where Rumi is from [16:55] More reading on consumerism and American culture Here Here Here Here Here [19:05] More on Jamil Jan Kochai (@jamiljankochai) Read his book, 99 Nights in Logar 2020 Pen Award finalist for debut novel [19:20] Light reading on Logar, Afghanistan [19:45] “Khaista Logar De” [20:05] Afghanistan by Mohammad Hassan Kakar [21:45] “Antidote X” by Van Sandano [21:45] George W. Bush announcement of the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan on Oct 7, 2001 [21:50] President George W. Bush’s comments in December 2008 [22:25] President Barack Obama’s comments on drone strikes in 2013 [23:00] President Donald Trump comments on US Afghan war in 2019 [23:45] Rory Stewart’s two-part documentary series: Afghanistan: The Great Game [24:30] John Rambo’s history lesson of Afghanistan in Rambo III Related: this was propaganda Related: the Rambo musical score [28:30] “Desert Hideout” by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen [31:00] “Wandering Soul” by Gabriel Lewis [31:10] Light reading on the rise of the median home price vs the median household income [31:20] Light reading on the increase of the cost of education [31:30] Light reading on the rising cost of healthcare over the past few decades [32:19] “Playing Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain” by Jamil Jan Kochai [32:25] Light reading on Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain “Afghanistan is a big place” [33:10] “The Early Eagle” by Jon Sumner [35:25] Shout out to the prologue [38:10] Light reading on Dari vs Farsi [38:15] Light reading on the attan [39:45] “Nysnö” by Sandra Marteleur [40:00] Light reading on the history of slavery in the U.S. Related: Seeing White [41:15] Light reading on Modern-day redlining The state of U.S. law enforcement The socioeconomic wealth gap [43:25] “Mountain Solitude” by Moorland Songs [44:00] The second-coming of the Bamiyan Buddhas [44:15] “Good words, good thoughts and good deeds.” [45:10] John Gardner’s The Art of Fiction
James and Jovica just hang out and talk about Airpods, Training, Ancestry DNA Results, Love for Dogs, and Writing Books. Reach out to James Gilreath: IG: @jcgilreath Reach out to Jovica: IG: @asap_jovi LI: linkedin.com/in/jdjurdjevic
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At a career crossroads in Slumberland, Thomas reflects on his early days as a freelance sound man. In New York City, seeking a mentor, young Thomas tracks down famed radio journalist Silas Tranzam. Thomas becomes his intern and begins a short but memorable stint assisting the brilliant but unconventional Tranzam. This trip down memory lane dredges up a shocking memory from Thomas's past, thanks to a sound recording recovered by Tranzam's niece, Lima. For more info please contact slumberlandpodcast@outlook.com Written, recorded and performed by Tom Mansell. Silas Tranzam performed by Catty Donnelly. You'll enjoy Catty's creative work over at cattydonnelly.com. Dr. Heller Del Becha performed by Falk Werner Sparrow performed by Erica Griffin The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: tigersound, glaneur-de-sons, freqman, bassmatiker, redjim, mrwolf14, engreitz, lewk, snakemarney, xxqmanxx, burnsie289, unfa, symphoid, oddworld, morosopher, crater-rf, jason130178, laft2k, soundslikejoe, harrietniamh, caquet, ximian, splicesound, lwdickens, magedu, adam-n, bastard-fish, studenttanita, nakhas, widds, inspectorj, mixxythepixxy, vickyleao1, piggimon, danielbalcells, ivolipa, silentsrikez, alexbuk, reconsider59, aryanotstark, biawinter, nomfundo-k, grd-music, flood-mix, 14fvaltrovat, mariadrrs, blouhond, wlabarron, kyles, ittou, passerkirbius, gaelanw, petebarry, aviziv, profispiesser, and Jovica. Thank you for listening to Slumberland!
Thomas returns to the Community Dome and confronts a young woman named Lima Tranzam. She's traveled to Slumberland with a cassette tape that contains jarring revelations from Thomas's past. For more info please contact slumberlandpodcast@outlook.com Written, recorded and performed by Tom Mansell. Lima Tranzam performed by Sherrie Shan. Check out Sherrie's awesome voice talents at her website. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: dj-burnham, pbickh1, stereostereo, cosmicembers, avakas, owlstorm, harrietniamh, spookymodem, sithjawa, mornedelport, iesp, mixxythepixxy, mariadrrs, benjamin152, kyles, aviziv, and Jovica. Thank you for listening to Slumberland!
Thomas is flustered from discovering a strange woman sharing his temporary home. Since the house belongs to Oskar, Thomas calls him up and demands to know what's going on. For more info please contact slumberlandpodcast@outlook.com Written, recorded and performed by Tom Mansell. Oskar Mielardeaux performed by Nick Sleeper. Hire Nick for your voice project at Fiverr. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: redjim, bennstir, originalmaja, aderumoro, yap audio production, barnface, inspectorj and Jovica. Thank you for listening to Slumberland!
Exposição online Sociedade Espírita Seara de Luz. Expositor: Mathues P. Brochetto. The Right Voice by SackJo22 (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/SackJo22/33699 Ft: Helen Money, Gurdonark, Dimitri Artemenko, William Berry, Jovica
Long ago, town founder Coyote carved a coded message into a rock. Determined to finish recording the story of that carved message, Thomas arrives at the town's Sip Zip Café. Owner Skip is full of caffeine and ready to tell the tale using a photo slide show! For more info please contact slumberlandpodcast@outlook.com Written, recorded and performed by Tom Mansell. Skip performed by Tim Sniffen. You can hear Tim as the Mysterious Man on the fantasy improvised podcast, Hello From The Magic Tavern. Find more of his work at timsniffen.com Simsala Del Becha performed by Melissa Medina. Witness Melissa's amazing voice work at hearmelissa.com Original music by Tim Clark. The sound design in this episode owes thanks to Freesound Project contributors: pagancow, pushtobreak, rettalo, superex1110, mkoenig, icesound, qubodup, soundslikewillem, satanicupsman, yoh, bone666138, zorrobms1001, mmaruska, kwahmah-02, jagadamba, nlm, bassboybg, zaneclampett, epicwizard, magnus589, domainhunter, blimp66, vovere, zziggystardust72, craigsmith, kyles, and Jovica. Thank you for listening to Slumberland!
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