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In this episode of Personally Speaking, Monsignor Jim Lisante replays an interview he conducted with the great film director Frank Capra. Using the transcript from that interview from many years ago, actor Bob Kaliban plays the role of the Academy Award winning director, Mr. Capra, a practicing Catholic, as he speaks about his lifelong journey of faith.Support the show

In this episode of Personally Speaking, Monsignor Jim Lisante replays an interview he conducted with the great film director Frank Capra. Using the transcript from that interview from many years ago, actor Bob Kaliban plays the role of the Academy Award winning director, Mr. Capra, a practicing Catholic, as he speaks about his lifelong journey of faith.Support the show

In this episode of Personally Speaking, Monsignor Jim Lisante replays an interview he conducted with the great film director Frank Capra. Using the transcript from that interview from many years ago, actor Bob Kaliban plays the role of the Academy Award winning director, Mr. Capra, a practicing Catholic, as he speaks about his lifelong journey of faith.Support the show

** visit acedoutpodcast.com to see photos and more **The powerpack West Coast hip hop duo GOOCH GANG began out of necessity. Just over 10 years ago, LA-raised, longtime Bay Area Cali resident MWNSTR recorded a single with WAES, “Brutalizin.” When they realized the cut needed another verse, they instantly thought of KALIBAN, whom Mwnstr had known since the late 90s. That's when he would see the dude cutting his teeth at open mics at spots like Leimert Park, South Central, and Inglewood.But Kaliban's approach was quite different, and it didn't include putting his name on a signup sheet. “My theory was like: everybody and their mom were signin up for these open mics,” he explains. “So I'd wait for you outside really like the bully and splatter shit over the sidewalk.”Mwnstr can confirm this. “There was super-talented people that would sign on the sheet and then battle onstage in these places,” he remembers. “This dude [Kaliban] was just like a fuckin weirdo. He'd pull up in the parking lot… He would go up to like cyphers and just bomb people — I'm talkin about people that had a name at the time. And he was goin at people's throats.”As for the verse that Kaliban wound up adding to Mwsntr's track? “He just killed it.” Then it came time to take it to the stage. But there was a catch. “I'd always been in a group,” says Mwnstr. “I was in a group with P.E.A.C.E. of Freestyle Fellowship, and my other homey Dranged. I'd always be on someone else's stuff… So I said ‘man I ‘m shouldering this whole shit. I need a capable other rapper with me.” So he commissioned Kal to ride with him on the Vans Warped Tour.Now it was on. And before they made it back home, they had already come up with the group concept: they named themselves after “The Gooch,” an unseen but often spoken about schoolyard bully from the classic 80s sitcom Different Strokes starring Gary Coleman. Immediately afterward, they went into the studio and recorded what is still one of their dopest cuts: “Gin Rummy.” Fast forward to 2021 and you got Gooch's latest album, SWRVD, a banger that sounds like it was designed for live shows instead of a pair of headphones. And it shows both lyrically and sonically how serious they take their craft. Even more importantly, though there are most definitely no pop tunes on this release, the fellas exceed the expectations of your garden variety, present-day MCs. In fact, for those who think they are entitled to hold a mic up to their faces, Kaliban offers some advice: “Don't' cheapen the sport because a lotta people put blood sweat in tears into this industry that we call hip hop. And I think what they're doin right now is waterin it down and tryna act like anybody can do this. It's like ‘No. Everybody can't do this shit. ‘“His partner in rhyme puts it a bit less diplomatically: “Man, fuck 99.9% of this shit,” Mwnstr surmises. “It's not ‘cause I can't relate or I'm out of touch… I just like originality—Period.”In this candid and occasionally off-the-rails interview, Mwnstr and Ace discuss how they first met and became friends over 20 years ago, and Kaliban speaks on what it's like having a brand new baby girl, aka “Super Poops.” The fellas also discuss the lack of diversity in today's music industry, a future Gooch Gang/Funkanauts collaboration, how hipsters played out beards and face tattoos, and why Mwnstr wants to kick Adam Levine in the small of his back.Produced & Hosted by Ace AlanCohosted by Jay Stonew/ Content Produced by Jay Double You! Website & Art by 3chardsEngineered by Nick “Waes” Carden at the Blue Room in Oakland, CABut we couldn't have done it without Mawnstr and especially Scott Sheppard ** visit acedoutpodcast.com to see photos and more **

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Se spomnite kakšnega hollywoodskega filma, v katerem kak negativec ukaže sežgati domnevno čarovnico na grmadi? Knjiga Silvie Federici ponuja drugačno, kritično podobo lova na ćarovnice, natančneje preganjanja in izkoriščanja žensk na prehodu iz fevdalizma v kapitalizem. Med drugim avtorica pokaže, kako je bil lov na čarovnice sestavni preganjanja znanja o kontroli rojstev, proces pa je potekal hkrati s kolonializmom in tako prispeval k akumulaciji kapitala. Več o knjigi bo povedala avtorica spremne besede dr. Lilijana Burcar (v pogovoru z Markom Goljo).

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Hilarity ensues this week as the Pon Farr drives us back to Vulcan for "Amok Time"! Author Dave Galanter joins us for a look at the first episode of Star Trek's second season and quite possibly, the best episode of all time. Along the way, we discuss the genius of Theodore Sturgeon, the enduring bond between Kirk and Spock, the universality of Spock's struggle, the troubling "ethnocentrism" of the Vulcan people, and which weapon to choose for your first koon-ut-kal-if-fee!Plus, we talk Vulcan PDA, getting Nurse Chapel's hopes up, the Vulcan version of Jerry Springer, looking at baby pictures of your fiancee, Kaliban tells his Walter Koenig bathroom story, and Dave tries to convince us that Star Trek V never happened!This episode is all that and a bowl of plomeek soup on the wall!Check out Dave's Spock novel, Troublesome Minds!https://www.amazon.com/Star-Trek-Troublesome-Dave-Galanter/dp/1439101558Head to Patreon to hear our live Wrath of Khan episode recorded at CONvergence 2017!http://www.patreon.com/eistpodDon't forget to like and follow us on Facebook and Twitter!http://www.facebook.com/eistpodhttp://www.twitter.com/eistpodSubscribe to the show on iTunes!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/enterprising-individuals/id1113165661?mt=2

Hilarity ensues this week as the Pon Farr drives us back to Vulcan for "Amok Time"! Author Dave Galanter joins us for a look at the first episode of Star Trek's second season and quite possibly, the best episode of all time. Along the way, we discuss the genius of Theodore Sturgeon, the enduring bond between Kirk and Spock, the universality of Spock's struggle, the troubling "ethnocentrism" of the Vulcan people, and which weapon to choose for your first koon-ut-kal-if-fee!Plus, we talk Vulcan PDA, getting Nurse Chapel's hopes up, the Vulcan version of Jerry Springer, looking at baby pictures of your fiancee, Kaliban tells his Walter Koenig bathroom story, and Dave tries to convince us that Star Trek V never happened!This episode is all that and a bowl of plomeek soup on the wall!Check out Dave's Spock novel, Troublesome Minds!https://www.amazon.com/Star-Trek-Troublesome-Dave-Galanter/dp/1439101558Head to Patreon to hear our live Wrath of Khan episode recorded at CONvergence 2017!http://www.patreon.com/eistpodDon't forget to like and follow us on Facebook and Twitter!http://www.facebook.com/eistpodhttp://www.twitter.com/eistpodSubscribe to the show on iTunes!https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/enterprising-individuals/id1113165661?mt=2

When the system you've worked 30 years for fails you, it's time to take the law into your own hands! Mission: Impossible's Leonard Nimoy guest stars this week in a case that will push Hooker's sense of justice to the breaking point. Lt. Paul McGuire, Hooker's old friend and partner, sees his daughter attacked by a creep who's above the law, and now he's on the edge, in search of his own brand of justice! Can Hooker rein McGuire in, catch a rapist, *and* keep his friend from losing his soul?Join your hosts Kaliban and Alan Gratz for a look at William Shatner's most memorable role, police sergeant T.J. Hooker, in "Vengeance is Mine"!

When the system you've worked 30 years for fails you, it's time to take the law into your own hands! Mission: Impossible's Leonard Nimoy guest stars this week in a case that will push Hooker's sense of justice to the breaking point. Lt. Paul McGuire, Hooker's old friend and partner, sees his daughter attacked by a creep who's above the law, and now he's on the edge, in search of his own brand of justice! Can Hooker rein McGuire in, catch a rapist, *and* keep his friend from losing his soul?Join your hosts Kaliban and Alan Gratz for a look at William Shatner's most memorable role, police sergeant T.J. Hooker, in "Vengeance is Mine"!

Welcome to Enterprising Individuals, the podcast where we boldly go into excruciating detail about the series, characters, and stories of the Star Trek universe! On this intro episode, host Capt. Kaliban tells you what you can expect from EI and where you can find the show online. Tune in now to embark on this exciting new mission in Star Trek podcasting!

1. Seems Like Love : Black Willie Lynch 2. Rap Sport : B-City 3. Show You : Auk & Gomez 4. Cekret Anthem : Cekret Society 5. Frydaddy : Frydaddy 6. Bubble : Close Range 7. Can You Dig It : Unity Productions 8. Mixtape Freestyle : Kaliban 9. A Little Louder : Prince L. L & Hoodz 10. When Dat Doe Get Low : Divine Children 11. Champion : Tbes 12. Quiet on the Set : Black Willie Lynch 13: Cuttin' Rock : Killin' Field 14. Bang 4 Me : Killin' Field