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The story of the founding of the United States is a familiar one. It usually (but not always) begins with the English settlement at Jamestown, Virginia in 1607, describes the founding and development of thirteen British North American colonies that hugged North America's eastern seaboard, and then delves into the imperial reforms and conflicts that caused the colonists to respond with violent protests during the 1760s and 1770s. Then there is the war, which began in April 1775 and ended in 1783. The adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. And the story of how against all odds, the Americans persevered and founded an independent United States. Have you ever wondered where this familiar narrative came from and why it was developed? Michael Hattem, a historian of Early America who has a research expertise in the age and memory of the American Revolution, joins us to investigate the creation of the “grand narrative” about the Revolution and the United States' founding, with details from his book, Past and Prologue: Politics and Memory in the American Revolution. Show Notes: https://www.benfranklinsworld.com/307 Join Ben Franklin's World! Subscribe and help us bring history right to your ears! Sponsor Links Omohundro Institute The Ben Franklin's World Shop Complementary Episodes Episode 031: Michael Hattem, Benjamin Franklin and the Papers of the Benjamin Franklin Editorial Project Episode 107: Mary Sarah Bilder, Madison's Hand: Revising the Constitutional Convention Episode 245: Celebrating the Fourth of July Episode 250: Virginia, 1619 Episode 306: The Horse's Tail: Revolution & Memory in Early New York City Listen! Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Amazon Music Ben Franklin's World iOS App Ben Franklin's World Android App Helpful Links Join the Ben Franklin's World Facebook Group Ben Franklin's World Twitter: @BFWorldPodcast Ben Franklin's World Facebook Page Sign-up for the Franklin Gazette Newsletter

It's our annual Christmas in July Episode! Yep, We are 'those' people. We hope you'll be willing to indulge in a little gratuitous celebration with us. If you are interested in a few extra shots of Christmas cheer check out the Year Round Tree podcast by shooting us an email. Jingle, Jingle.   Here are some of the topics we talked about: Year Round Tree: American Dad: For Whom The Sleigh Bell  Traditions under lockdown/in the new normal Gift exchange: A box of black fishnet masks, a box of burner phones, deed to 5 acres in BFN, an end to world naivety, Bitcoin suddenly takes over as the dominant currency, the official establishment of Chilldeville,  The merits of Christmas cards Featured Music Show Intro: Foolish by Nicky P Show Outro: Closure by Tenwatch 1st Song: Reckless Man by Swindlin' Hearts 2nd Song: Economic Stimulus Blues by Matt Bankert The Important Stuff Find all the episodes at http://peacefreqs.com Check out the show’s spotify soundtrack here: https://spoti.fi/2MFxkKG To Support Us Join The Freedom Choir here: http://upgradetheshow.com Want the best course in music & liberty online? http://freedomsong365.com Nick's Other Projects Free Markets Green Earth: https://freemarketsgreenearth.com LIBERPODS.COM https://liberpods.com Peace Freqs is a proud creation of The Mad Audio Lab at https://madaudiolab.com

On our 4th of July Episode (#118) of Wesam’s World, we have guests Britt Robertson & Jasmin Savoy Brown to talk about the Black Lives Matter movement and what it means to each of them. We’re also celebrating a SURPRISE BIRTHDAY for Britt! With fake IPhone candles of course. Gotta stay healthy and safe! Our […]

On our 4th of July Episode (#118) of Wesam’s World, we have guests Britt Robertson & Jasmin Savoy Brown to talk about the Black Lives Matter movement and what it means to each of them. We’re also celebrating a SURPRISE BIRTHDAY for Britt! With fake IPhone candles of course. Gotta stay healthy and safe! Our […]

We're #1! We're #1! Returning for their third annual 4th of July Episode, the boys are ready to celebrate piping in good 'ol Murica, both competitive and performance based. With that in mind, they bribe Trevor Takahashi of G3B World Champs Pasadena Scots to talk about being the PREMIERE American Pipe Band, as well as the legendary Aaron Shaw of Wicked Tinkers fame to talk about travel, instruction in the time of 'Rona, and what the inside of the Wicked Tinkers van smells like. Enjoy! Special guests Aaron Shaw of the Wicked Tinkers & Trevor Takahashi from Pasadena Scots! Looking to up your piping game during quarantine? Try a 30-day Dojo University Premium test drive for only $1 at chanterrant.com/suckless Want to get quality critiques on your playing from world renowned judges and competitors? Check out PlayForSheets at www.chanterrant.com/yellowflashes ***Adult language and situations*** *** Opinions expressed here are not representative of any organization of which we belong*** Support the show at www.patreon.com/chanterrant and get your Chanter Rant Merch at www.chanterrant.com, or follow us on social media at: www.facebook.com/chanterrant www.instagram.com/chanterrant www.twitter.com/chanterrant Snapchat @chanterrant Join in the conversation with mean comments or #chanterrant and let us know if you are #oneofthesix!

Find out the cool History of the state of Michigan during the American Revolutionary war in this special Fourth of July Episode.  Resources: https://www.mlive.com/news/g66l-2019/07/e98dfcceb54452/we-all-know-about-1776-but-whats-the-story-of-michigans-birth.html https://www.census.gov/history/pdf/c2010br-10.pdf https://detroithistorical.org/learn/timeline-detroit/british-detroit-1760-1787 https://www.cmich.edu/library/clarke/ResearchResources/Michigan_Material_Local/Detroit_Pre_statehood_Descriptions/A_Brief_History_of_Detroit/Pages/The-American-Revolution.aspx

4th of July Episode! Have a great holiday! And don't blow off a finger.

July Episode 2020. Now live. Available on itunes podcast. tinyurl.com/synfonicpodcast Tracklist: Purple Haze - Rosy (Extended Mix) Fatum - Take Me Back (Fatum Revamp) Lange - Doublethink (Extended Mix) The Thrillseekers present Hydra - All That Matters (Extended Mix) Robert Nickson - Halo (Extended Mix) Somna & Haliene - Secret (ReOrder Extended Mix) Andrew Rayel - Dark Warrior (Chris Schweizer Remix) DRYM & AMTM - Zeus (Extended Mix) Richard Durand - Perseverance (Extended Mix) Steve Dekay - Singularity (Extended Mix) Chris Schweizer - El Aguila (Original Mix) Liam Melly & renegade System - Calling Card (Extended Mix) Simon Patterson, Sam Jones - Wipeout (Extended Mix) Dominant Space - Acid Rave (Extended Mix) Outsiders & Vertical Mode - Cosmic Mediation (Original Mix) Mad Maxx & Mekkanikka - The Egg (Original Mix)

This is a JULY MONTHLY ASTROLOGY overview for the signs Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces. All other signs can find their JULY overview by going here: http://www.healthylife.net/RadioShow/archiveZM.htm and clicking on the July Episode.

Duncan Callahan is one of our favorite people, so we’re excited to have him back on the show to catch up. We had Duncan on last July (Episode 9 of Off the Couch) and it was a very compelling and very honest conversation about some huge successes of his, but also about some of Duncan’s struggles and doubts and questions.In this conversation, Duncan and I talked about the increasing amount of coaching he’s doing with Carmichael Training Systems (including coaching our own Maddie Hart); thoughts on winter training; his working through the logistics of being a coach versus being an athlete, and more.TOPICS & TIMES:Duncan’s work with CTS (3:57)Best practices for winter training (5:25)Coaching Maddie Hart (7:47)Are there more injuries in the winter? (12:43)Staying motivated (13:51)Balancing coaching & training (18:18)What big race interests you the most? (29:00) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Duncan Callahan is one of our favorite people, so we’re excited to have him back on the show to catch up. We had Duncan on last July (Episode 9 of Off the Couch) and it was a very compelling and very honest conversation about some huge successes of his, but also about some of Duncan’s struggles and doubts and questions.In this conversation, Duncan and I talked about the increasing amount of coaching he’s doing with Carmichael Training Systems (including coaching our own Maddie Hart); thoughts on winter training; his working through the logistics of being a coach versus being an athlete, and more.TOPICS & TIMES:Duncan’s work with CTS (3:57)Best practices for winter training (5:25)Coaching Maddie Hart (7:47)Are there more injuries in the winter? (12:43)Staying motivated (13:51)Balancing coaching & training (18:18)What big race interests you the most? (29:00) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hi everyone! Welcome back for our last review for the year, and... man, sometimes I know how to pick them. If you don’t know who Pier Paolo Pasolini is, definitely go take a gander at his Wikipedia page to get a taste of his filmography, and the many controversies that surround it, in particular for his last provocative film, SALÒ OR THE 120 DAYS OF SODOM. If you do know who Pier Paolo Pasolini is, and you’re wondering if this film is as raunchy and provocative as his filmography, I can assure you and should probably warn you that it is, from start to finish. It’s not the way I intended to close out our series Under the Kanopy this quarter, featuring the critically acclaimed, if not commercially viable offerings available on Kanopy. Kanopy is a library and university funded streaming service that offers patrons six free streams per month from a collection of classic and contemporary films, including agreements with Criterion, A24, Kino Lorber, and more. You will find critically acclaimed content that’s available nowhere else, all for the low, low price of free. And before the review, we’ll have a promo from our friends at the Two Views Movies podcast. Every episode, Garrett and Carson discuss a feature film, either playing in theaters or dipping back into the past for a forgotten favorite. You can find them on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram @TwoViewsMovies, or check out their web page at twoviewsmovies.com. You can also subscribe to their podcast on all major platforms. Subscribe to stay current with the latest releases. Contribute at Patreon for exclusive content. Connect with us over social media to continue the conversation. Here we go! ///// > ///// Today’s movie is PASOLINI, the provocative biographical drama directed by Abel Ferrara and written for the screen by Maurizio Braucci, based on an idea by Abel Ferrara and Nicola Tranquillino. The film examines the final day of renegade artist Pier Paolo Pasolini (Willem Dafoe), from finishing up SALÒ OR THE 120 DAYS OF SODOM through his last interview and later, his vicious murder on the beach at Ostia. It also recreates and reexamines his works and his early life. Some spoilers, that actually might help with the viewing experience, but also multiple content warnings for hate crimes, sexual assault, and graphic sexuality. I think the most difficult part of examining Pasolini’s work is separating the provocative sensationalism from the work itself. I’ve been using that word a lot, because no other word really captures the themes of Pasolini, nor the intention for the use of those themes. Pasolini’s Trilogy of Life is composed of three quite raunchy takes on “The Decameron”, “Canterbury Tales”, and “Arabian Nights”, which many saw as perversions of classic works. Anyone who has read all three works knows, however, that they were quite raunchy to begin with, and part of the reason they survived into the present day. However, his most notorious film was also his last, the infamous SALÒ OR THE 120 DAYS OF SODOM, which was to begin his Trilogy of Death, exploring the darker side of humanity with torture, rape, and other tales from the infamous Marquis de Sade. If you’re offended by bawdy sexual humor, or the darker side of humanity, then you aren’t going to like Pasolini. Nor should you, since you weren’t the intended audience. Quite often, the intended audience was the government, or the censors, or the church, or pretty much whomever Pasolini thought was restraining or holding back either himself or society. Similar censorship battles were happening all over the world, with one faced by one of my favorite literary authors, William S. Burroughs over his publication of “Naked Lunch”. Burroughs also used similar provocative content for his works, a battle repeated years later by 2 Live Crew for their music. Pasolini was engaged in cultural warfare, which was only possible in large part because of his sensationalism, a true agent provocateur. And if you don’t like Pasolini’s themes or content, then you’re definitely not going to like this film, either. Conceptually, I really admire the structure of PASOLINI. Opening on Pasolini finishing up SALÒ OR THE 120 DAYS OF SODOM is a great reference point on which to quickly introduce everyone to Pasolini, which also includes a few scenes from the film. We’re also introduced to the absolutely uncanny resemblance between Pasolini and Willem Dafoe, which allows him to do an above-average job with the entire performance. Pasolini is brash, determined, forward, and... speaking in English. I feel like everything gained by Dafoe’s resemblance is lost when the film is mostly in English, certainly more marketable outside of Italy, but also giving it a strange feel similar to how I felt watching the English-language 22 JULY (Episode #286). And given that this film didn’t do well in 2014 during its initial release, I wish they had gone 100% Italian language. After the initial reference point, we walk through Pasolini’s last day on earth, using each known encounter or appointment as a chance to examine his life, or his current works, or what were considered his proposed works for the next two films in the Trilogy of Death. Interspersed between this narrative are flashbacks to those moments, or dramatizations of his works and ideas, often featuring very lewd scenes of graphic sexuality. To be honest, I wasn’t ready for a lot of it, despite my fascination with Burroughs’ work, because reading it and seeing it are two very different experiences for the same kind of content. I also had to be ready to exit out in case the wrong person came downstairs at the wrong time, because there are a surprising number of wrong times available in its 84-minute running time. Here’s the thing. I don’t think Pasolini’s sensationalism has the same punch, or targets, as it did in the 1970s. In hindsight, his comedy in the Trilogy of Life and his darker content in the proposed Trilogy of Death is no more offense than your average late-night comedy or torture porn thriller available today just about everywhere. Moving between his final day of life and bawdy flashbacks and dramatizations doesn’t really do justice to Pier Paolo Pasolini’s life, which would be an infinitely more interesting biopic than what ends up being a film mostly about his works. The ending is really tough to stomach as well. Just prior to his violent end at Ostia, Pasolini is recounting to some friends his idea for his next work, walking us through an entire sequence of dialogue from the work. The brutal death scene follows, one based on the initial confession by Pino Pelosi, and has since been retracted and disputed, and one we know is coming. And then afterwards, we’re given a dramatization of the exact same extensive dialogue. It’s heavy-handed, landing with a thud, perhaps the most difficult part to accept for the film. It feels like the film is trying to do too much for one film, and certainly for its run time, and for those who forced their way through the film, likely causing mild to extreme offense in the process. PASOLINI tries to do too much for a single film, misusing Pasolini’s notorious sensationalism and content in such a way that ends up focusing the film on his works as opposed to his life. While Willem Dafoe is the spitting image of Pier Paolo Pasolini, the provocative (there’s that word again!) material and approach often ruins any more sublime points and thoughts being made. Fans of Pasolini probably saw this film back in 2014. Folks interested in learning about Pasolini, and don’t mind graphic sexuality and other darker themes, will appreciate this film. Everyone else, please heed the content warnings and the subject matter, and decide accordingly. Rotten Tomatoes: 79% (CERTIFIED FRESH) Metacritic: 71 One Movie Punch: 6.4/10 PASOLINI (2014) is not rated and is currently playing on Kanopy.

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Joseph & George check off an unofficial bucket list item by missing a flight (almost two) for a travel job. They discuss an emotional moment at work which reminded them of their own experience with their parents death, the beauty of storytelling and how art often imitates life, and the reason they got into the film industry. July Episode, recorded in September

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Join Miscellaneous Brown a.k.a. Erick Esteban for a very special Fourth of July Episode of the #CrazyFunnyAsianz Podcast as ELLEN D. WILLIAMS shares her crazy funny Asian story of working on three seasons of 'How I Met Your Mother' and 'Baskets' and the future trajectory of this audaciously talented Filipina!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/erickesteban)

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Deep Grooves in this July Episode of TheGrooveBox with funky tracks from Mousse T feat. the fine vocals of Sharon Phillips, deep house from Mike Millrain to finish with the absolute smash hit of this summer, The Shapeshifters with their latest track Life is Dancefloor. Enjoy and share!

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The Ides of July Episode!!! Or is it??? Find out today on QMBY!!!!

Special 4th of July Episode! Join us in celebrating the 4th of July as we talk with Professor Nathan Coleman of the University of the Cumberlands about the importance of Independence Day. This week we not only celebrate our Independence, but the important values, and ideas that came from that time. Join us in celebrating the ideas and values that made America the great country it is today.

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It's the 4th of July Episode and the fireworks aren't the only explosions during this episode. Victor is vulnerable and under attack by Megan and Larry while Carrie is out sick.The following wines reviewed in this episode: Torrontes by Symbiosis, Luna Rosé by Midnight Cellars, & The Fiend by Tooth & Nail Wines.

It's the 4th of July Episode and the fireworks aren't the only explosions during this episode. Victor is vulnerable and under attack by Megan and Larry while Carrie is out sick.The following wines reviewed in this episode: Torrontes by Symbiosis, Luna Rosé by Midnight Cellars, & The Fiend by Tooth & Nail Wines.

Just in time for Thanksgiving, we've located the lost 4th of July Episode. Bengt and Tim talk about a shooting in Goochland County Virginia, Sarah Huckabe-Sanders' ejection from the Red Hen, and of course, the Fourth of July.

For the 4th of July Episode of Be Patient, Be Present, Be Joyful Ryan discusses the most important Freedom there is... The freedom to control and direct your thoughts to whatever ends you desire.

This week The "Golf Father" Bill Cuebas and Bigg Jon talk about Jon Rahm, Michigan Golf, and more. Dennis Whiton has the GolfKnickers.com Golf News. The Golf Life Report previews the July Episode of Golf Life TV. GUESTS: Ken Griffin from Boyne Resorts to discuss what they offer for golfers and families. Kelly Collins from MagneCaddy to discuss a tool to help you #EnjoyTheGameWithoutThePain

This week The "Golf Father" Bill Cuebas and Bigg Jon talk about Jon Rahm, Michigan Golf, and more. Dennis Whiton has the GolfKnickers.com Golf News. The Golf Life Report previews the July Episode of Golf Life TV. GUESTS: Ken Griffin from Boyne Resorts to discuss what they offer for golfers and families. Kelly Collins from MagneCaddy to discuss a tool to help you #EnjoyTheGameWithoutThePain

Episode 78 - 4th of July Celebration! BLUF:  4th of July Episode discussing attendance goals!   Download the new App! Search for “Whys Advice” in your App Store!   FatDag Accountability: Weight: Visit FatDag.com   #OperationFatDag 4000 W. 106th St. Ste 125-347 Carmel, IN 46043   Listener Email: Anita - Quitting doesn’t work Kendra, @turtlefrog3 - Drill Sergeants don’t make lasting motivations! Kerri, Deleware - Attendance Goals Adjustments! Lisa, Wake Forest, NC - I wish you continued good focus. Lisa, @lisajomo40 - Develop habits that will last a lifetime!   Send in your email to OnAir@FatDag.com   Connect with the Show: Instagram/Facebook/Twitter - WhysAdvice Website - FatDag.com Email: OnAir@FatDag.com Voicemail: 317-662-4214   Show Sponsors:   Nokia Health   If you'd like to support the show Click Here!

It’s a Happy 4th of July Episode as we go full-on America all over this episode! This episode’s so packed with America that the only notes I wrote were “America!” “More America” and “So Much America,” so unless I’m terrible at notes this is the episode you America fans have been clamoring for! Also, in non-America business we give a shoutout to our friend Roady who got married yesterday in our future past (Dr. Who Nonsense!), but don’t worry, it doesn’t get in the way of more America than you can shake Teddy Roosevelt’s big stick at! AMERICA! Contact Us! Follow Us! Love Us! Email: doubledeucepod@gmail.com Twitter: @doubledeucepod Facebook: www.facebook.com/DoubleDeucePod/ Also, please subscribe/rate/review/share us! We’re on iTunes, Libsyn, Stitcher & Google Play! Are you in Lawrence, Kansas? Are you thirsty? Looking for a place to hang out? Maybe catch a game or a live show? Or are you looking for somewhere to put on a show? Or record a podcast? Or rent a room? Then check out Frank’s North Star Tavern and the Eagles Lodge Aerie 309! Official bars of the Double Deuce Podcast! Podcast logo art by Jason Keezer! Intro featuring Rob Schulte!

Happy Summer Everyone! To help you deal with the impending heat, we've got a fantastic podcast episode with our favorite Standards & Practice section of NAEMSP for your listening pleasure.  Right click here to download now! In this episode we will be discussing two position statements with (Click the title for a link to the position statements): 1. Physician Oversight of Pediatric Care in Emergency Medical Services Dr. Toni Gross 2.  EMS Treatment of Special/Rare Conditions using Prescribed Medications not Routinely Carried by EMS   Dr. Craig Cooley Along with our current and former chairs of Standards & Practice Committee...   Dr. John Gallagher (Current Chair) Dr. John Lyng (Immediate past chair) Please enjoy this podcast episode and stay tuned for our July Episode! Hawnwan Philip Moy MD Scott Goldberg MD, MPH Jeremiah Escajeda MD, MPH Joelle Donofrio DO    

Tommy Stone won't be seen around town for awhile. "Bisexual Lukas" calls into the show and talks about his love life with Tommy. Tommy also rambles about females being too nice to creepy dudes. Of course Thomas is Stoned and he is talking about his life, your life, and possibly alien life. Enjoy The 4th of July Episode (episode #05) of "The Tommy Stone Show"

This is Rammy podcast is here to serve the community, local area and local businesses with news, events interviews and information from Ramsbottom and the surrounding areas. If you have anything you want to be heard on This is Rammy then please get in touch via the contact page. News:   Local Councillor pleads guilty […] The post News and Events for 20th-26th July – Episode 21 appeared first on This is Rammy.

Special Thanks to Taylor Higgins (@TaylorHigs) for the logo! Episode 9 of the Is This a Thing? Podcast! "Randy's Rockets and Bikes"Starring: Marc, Akshat, and DanPotential Things this week:  Fireworks: They're explosions in the sky, created by engineers, lit by a sad man drunk on cheap beer. It couldn't be more American. Tandem Bikes: Remember the Seinfeld moment, where George double dips? Tandem Bikes are kinda like that. Except instead of your whole mouth, it's your lame relationship, and instead of the bowl, it's all of society and existence all day long. Sitting Down to Pee: No Angle. Just Twitter.  An email question from Trevor, from the Midwest! Please note that the answer is completely unrehearsed and spontaneous, making it completely true. It's the 4th of July Episode of Is This A Thing, only a week late! That's not too bad, come on. Things have been worse. In this episode, we talk about a variety of things that are thoroughly American, like biking, explosions, 7th Heaven, and The Wire. We talk about other things too, but those are the most important. We also get an email question, which we answer quickly and decisively. We hope you had a safe 4th of July, though at this point if you did or not the consequences probably already happened. That's what America's about after all. Consequences. Potential Things this week: Fireworks for Adults, Tandem Bikes (only 2, anything above 4 is awesome), Sitting Down to Pee, and Tipping 20%.