Podcast appearances and mentions of king phillip

With Thanksgiving only a few days away, we're joining Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson for some mysteries set around the dinner table. First, Tom Conway and Nigel Bruce are Holmes and Watson in "The Strange Case of Mrs. Abernetty" (originally aired on ABC on November 30, 1946). Then, it's a pair of mysteries starring John Stanley and Alfred Shirley - "The Case of King Phillip's Golden Salver" (originally aired on Mutual on February 29, 1948) and "The Case of the Very Best Butter" (originally aired on Mutual on April 18, 1948).

The Time Riders: Part 3 What happens when you mix clock-block with priapism? Based on a post by BiscuitHammer, in 16 parts. Listen to the Podcast at Explicit Novels. Ain't Nobody Got Time For That Shit! Mark and Becky sat in the small cottage, looking around in wonder. They were still in Seventeenth Century France, but found themselves surrounded by technologies that they hadn't even heard of. The walls were lined with clocks, some of which were mechanical, some seemed to be digital or binary, while others told time in ways they couldn't fathom. Sitting across from them at the stout, round oaken table, Chester Edgerton smoked a pipe and observed them casually. "How; how can you have this all out on display?" Mark asked, still gaping. "I mean, isn't it against the rules to have this sort of tech from the future lying around where the locals might bump into it?" "That's the beauty of it, my' boy," he said cheerfully, exhaling a cloud of smoke. "They can't see it." "Well, I get it if you try to restrict entry to your house," Mark pressed, wanting to understand. "But what if you're gone and bandits break in? Becks and I can account for banditry in this day and age, for sure." "Mayhap," the man replied. "But I brought you through the door that leads to my actual house. The front door, the one the local peasantry sees, leads into a simple cottage, typical of the period, and owned by a pudgy man of indeterminate nationality." "Your; house is in two places at once?" Mark asked, trying to understand. "No, it's the same place," Chester answered simply. "Two different times, however. We're sitting in my actual abode, Twenty-First Century." Mark shook his head. "That's some weird Tardis shit right there." "Only at first." Chester allowed. "I notice you have all your windows shut," Becky remarked. "You said we're in the Twenty-First Century, but I take from further ahead than Mark and I are from, so you're not showing us?" "Clever girl," mused the man, smiling. "While I won't absolutely stop you from looking or even going outside, I would warn you that if you do and see something you don't like, you're committing yourself to that future, no matter how hard you try to undo it." "We'll stay put then," she said readily. "You were kind enough to bring us here and sort of explain how we might acquire goods in the time stream?" He nodded. "I know it might seem counter-intuitive, but the simple fact of the matter is that if people are going to insist on time travelling, the least they can do is be well-prepared for it so they don't hurt themselves or others." He leaned forward. "The first question you need to ask yourself is, why are you so intent on time-travelling to begin with? Is it simple curiosity? Are you planning to make a living somehow? Are you just trying to get laid?" He looked at Mark during this last question and the young man blushed, while Becky giggled and patted his hand. "Mark was a dud in Physics in his last year of high school," she explained. "Come to think of it, he was in little or no danger of getting into any post-secondary education facility." "Thanks." Mark muttered. "But, then he found his time machine, something called a Holmes Field Device, and he resolved to go back in time a few months and convince me to give him an A in Physics with the promise of earth-shaking sex." "This story sounds worse every time I hear it." Mark complained. "Fortunately, I acquiesced, rather than disemboweling him for breaking into my home, and not only did we become lovers, but now we're adventuring the time stream together." "Hmm, a teacher and a student, eh?" mused the man, smiling at them as he smoked. "Teachers and students are plentiful, of course, but they're usually from the far, far future and on very strictly-controlled excursions into the past. Hands-on history classes, if you will." "That makes history sound kinda fun." Mark said. "Oh, I daresay it is," agreed Chester. "Nothing quite as exciting as going back to the Cretaceous Period and taking a ride on the back of a trained Styracosaurus. Or watching Dromer races." "Isn't that screwing with the timeline?" Becky inquired. "I mean, humans weren't around for another sixty-three million years following the demise of the dinosaurs." "It's all very carefully regulated on remote islands," Chester explained. "It does nothing to mess with the ecosystem and the specimens are trained to interact with humans, for the most part." "Riding one of those big horned dinosaurs would be a kick." Mark mused, grinning. "You've already got a perfectly good horn I like to ride," Becky giggled, squeezing his hand again. "Besides, this is where our host tells us that it won't be possible for us any time soon." "You're a very perceptive young lady," he allowed. "We can't have just anyone mucking up the time stream, you know. It's especially difficult when people who lived before time travel was commonly accepted try to get involved. They inevitably get exposed to technologies they shouldn't be aware of, or events that weren't known during their own time;” "I'll give you a tiny example," he said, leaning forward now, as if he was confiding a secret. "Have you heard of the Tunguska Incident?" "Sure, the Tunguska region in Siberia, 1908," Becky answered, nodding. "A large meteor slammed into the ground, creating a blast equal to sixty megatons and flattening everything for nearly a hundred miles around." "No, that's what you need to think," he corrected, pointing the stem of his pipe toward them. "It was, in fact, an advanced weapon that was stolen from a future date, and before temporal agents could recover it, the thieves blew it up to cover their escape. Granted, there are people in your time who have conspiracy theories about nuclear blast, nearly forty years before the first atomic tests, but they're wrong as well. It wasn't a nuclear device, simply a weapon with an incredibly high conventional yield by your age's standards." "So; why can you tell us this now?" Becky asked. He grinned and spread out his arms in a gesture of farce. "Who would believe you?" "So how did you know that we were time travelers?" Mark asked as they followed their host and guide through the woods. "Well, I heard snippets of your conversation," Chester said as he led the way. "But to be honest, even though your outfits might pass with locals for 'reasonably authentic', you couldn't possibly hide your origins from a fellow time-traveler. Mark claimed to be Spanish, he doesn't look at all Spanish, certainly not from this era. Miss Rebecca is remarkably tall for a woman." "Well there's something I don't hear very often back home!" she giggled. "And you're both in strangely good health, with unblemished skin and full heads of hair," Chester added. "I was relatively certain, and then I heard you discussing your relative inexperience, so I sought to introduce myself." "I'd' have thought that you wouldn't introduce yourself to newbies," Mark stated, helping Becky over a log. "Isn't it safer to keep your chatter to people who know what they're doing?" "It's actually the exact opposite," replied Chester. "The best thing you can do around veteran time travelers you don't need to talk to is to not talk to them. Their timelines are probably very intricate and you don't want yours getting snarled up with them. Newbies, as you call them, probably still have linear experiences that are simple to understand and educating them about what awaits is the simplest way to keep things from getting weird." Getting up to leave the cottage, Mark asked; "So this device the time cops gave me," Mark stated, holding up his chronometer. "It's actually pretty useful then, because it warns me when I'm getting too close to myself or something I've affected." "That was very generous of them," Chester said in a serious tone. "They don't do that for just everyone who shows up suddenly in the time stream. Sometimes they let matters work themselves out, if you know what I mean." Chester's Forest Farewell.  The meadow they stepped into, had a mature lush forest further back. They reached a small clearing in the forest they'd been tromping through and stopped for a bit, sitting on a fallen tree trunk. Chester looked at them both and slapped his hands on his thighs. "Now then, I've brought you here so that you can witness a casual event that is due to happen just outside the woods. Nothing major, but it will give you a taste of what can await you. I have something to attend to and should be back in a few hours. Just stay out of sight and don't leave the tree line." "You're leaving?" Mark protested. Chester turned to look at him. "It might be that the events you will see unfold work better for me if I am nowhere near them," the man replied. "Fear not, I shall return. Enjoy yourselves." And then he walked into the woods and was gone. Mark looked around and finally sighed. "Helluva way to mentor someone," he muttered as he stood to take in a panoramic context. "Take 'em somewhere and then just fuck off? Nice." "He's not your mentor, Mark," Becky chided, sitting on a log and smiling at him. "He's a fellow time traveler who is doing you a favor. He's given you plenty of valuable information free of charge already, something I doubt he does frequently." "Well, okay," Mark allowed. "So, we just wait until we see something happen?" "No idea when that'll be, he didn't really tell us, did he?" Becky pointed out. "Yup," Mark sighed. "So, now what?" Becky tilted her head slightly as she looked at him, like there was something wrong with his brain. "Here's an idea. How about you come over here and fuck me?" Mark was so determined to be bent out of shape for having no instructions that he'd overlooked the completely obvious. He laughed and stepped forward, pulling Becky to her feet. They were holding their hands between them and staring into one another's eyes, smiling. "Now this is what time travel is all about," she purred, her eyes shining with delight. "You're going to fuck me in the woods in Louis the Sun King's France, Mark. For all we know, this is some sort of royal ground and we're trespassing. How many people can say they've done that?" "Just the lucky ones;” he replied, beginning to unfasten the clasps on her dress, freeing her chest from its confines. As the dress fell away, she was left standing on in a low-cut, blouse-like shirt and some panties, having chosen to forego the usual layers of buntlings and knickers. She bit her lip as he pulled her blouse over her head, exposing her glorious tits. Kneeling now, he slowly slid her panties down, feeling a thrill as her hairless, smooth cunt came into view. She stepped out of the tiny thong panties, letting him drink in the sight of her. Yes, he'd been with her for over a week now in France, but he never tired of seeing her beautiful body. "Your turn now, my lord." Becky whispered as she began removing his clothing, peeling away the layers until he was as naked as herself. She stood up again and moved close, her nipples gently kissing against his chest. Unable to hold back any more, Mark pulled his teacher to him and kissed her deeply, making Becky moan into his mouth. Their hands wandered over one another's now-familiar forms, seeking to stimulate, tease and pleasure. His hands found her pert ass cheeks and he squeezed them, causing her to moan again. "Hmm, can't wait to get some grass stains on this dress," she murmured, looking up into his eyes. "And maybe a few on my knees." She slowly knelt in front of Mark, kissing and nipping at his skin on the way down. His swelling phallus was in front of her face now and she licked her lips hungrily before taking gentle hold and kissing it. Mark closed his eyes and shivered, loving the feel of her lips on him. Everything about his teacher was incredible. He was just sorry it had taken so long to realize it. Becky now had the head of his cock inside her warm, wet mouth, swirling her tongue around flicking the tip of her tongue against him. She giggled as his rod throbbed and grew longer and harder. She loved how turned on he could get by her, it made her feel so primal and sexual. She then slid her mouth a little further down his shaft before pulling back, shivering in delight at the sight of his glistening skin. Mark's fingers were in her hair and flexing gently as she began to bob back and forth, taking more and more of him into her mouth. She hummed lightly, vibrating her lips around him and making him groan. Her hand rested on the shaft, pumping as it followed her lips, making a gentle twisting motion on the sensitive skin. Becky loved sucking cock, and Mark's was ridiculously perfect for her, in just about every possible way. She hoped that wouldn't be a problem down the road. She took gentle hold of his hips with both hands and moved back and forth along his shaft, breathing through her nose as she deep-throated him. Mark groaned in pleasure, his fingers flexing into her scalp and tugging her hair. She looked up at him, maintaining eye contact, which she knew he found so erotic. She could feel his skin growing warm and knew now was the time to stop and change things up if she intended to have his cock inside her. There was indeed one good thing about them being out of sync, with her current self three months behind him; they already knew she wasn't pregnant in his current timeline, so he could cum deep inside her as much as they liked. She pulled her mouth off his with a wet 'pop!' and smiling seductively. "I'm thinking maybe my girl wants to say hello too;” she purred. Mark nodded and spread out her dress before lying down on it, his rock-hard cock standing straight up and throbbing. Becky crawled over him, straddling his face, her creamy, wet cunt mere inches from his mouth. She faced down his body, giggling and he snaked his tongue out to taste her, but she kept her prize just out of reach. "So that's how it is, eh?" he said from below her before suddenly wrapping his arms around her thighs and pulling down on them and causing her to lurch unexpectedly (for her) onto his eager mouth. Becky shuddered and moaned loudly as his tongue snaked along and massaged her nether lips, before flickering against her throbbing clit to make her gasp and almost double over. "No fair;” she panted, trying to regain control of herself, but Mark seemed inclined to cheat. He kept her pinned to him, leaving her to squirm helplessly above him while he lashed her with his tongue. "Uh, you bastard; yes, right there; Oh, God, Mark;” Her pleas exhorted him to even greater measures. He was determined to make her cum on his mouth at least once before they fucked. And he seemed to be pretty damned good at making her cum with oral sex, he had to say. Becky squirmed on top of him, playing wither tits, pinching and pulling on her pink nipples, her eyes squeezed shut, because it almost felt too good if she was looking at him. His eager tongue snaked deep inside her hungry cunt, making her wetter still. He had this maddening technique where he formed shapes or letters inside her with his tongue, reaching almost every nook and cranny of her. She whimpered, knowing he intended to make her cum and she was more than happy to oblige. She leaned forward while sitting on his face, reaching out to his twitching cock, caressing and massaging it gently; she didn't want him to cum, she just wanted to keep him stimulated. She felt the thrill of anticipation, knowing it would soon be inside her, pumping in and out, throbbing and finally releasing his creamy essence into her, something she accepted gladly because of the temporal mechanics between them. Mark sucked her clit into his mouth, rolling it around and making her shudder, groaning deeply as something started to build within her. She pushed down onto his face with her hips, grinding eagerly, while her clit throbbed. Then her released it and pushed his tongue deep inside her again, probing and lashing her until she was writhing and panting heavily. "Oh, God, Mark;” she gasped, sweat streaming from her sensual form. "Oh, fuck, yes, please; Uh, so close, baby;” He pushed into her as hard as he could and she jerked and squeaked arching her back. Her whole frame was wracked with pleasure as she cried out loudly, the orgasm crashing through her until she almost couldn't breathe. She shook violently, her eyes rolling into her head before she collapsed on top of him, her body limp and her chest heaving. Her limbs felt like tingling lead, but she managed to lift one to find his cock, determined to keep him hard until she had recovered. She stroked him gently while he kissed at her gooey nether lips, his face glistening with her cum. Fortunately, Becky was insatiable and recovered quickly, slowly rising and then sidling forward down his body so she could look back at him and smirk. "How about it, big boy?" she asked coyly. "You ready for the main event?" Mark grinned and nodded while she slithered down his body, finally hovering over his hips while facing his feet. She took hold of his throbbing cock and teased it against her slippery entrance before sinking down, making them both sigh in relief. "Hallelujah;” she moaned as he bottomed out inside her, filling her completely. "Oh, that's exactly what the doctor ordered." Mark nodded and took hold of her silken, pert ass cheeks and gripped them firmly, making his teacher purr. Becky loved having her ass played with, and while she began to sink up and down slowly on his cock, he massaged the peach-like orbs, eliciting moans from her when he spread them wide, giving her a delicious stretch. "Hmm, get me nice and ready back there," she cooed as she moved up and down on him. "Because once you're done in my cunt, I want you in my ass and I want to feel your cum in it." Mark nodded eagerly, because he loved fucking Becky's ass. Her cunt was incredibly tight, but even that couldn't match her exquisite back passage, which gripped him so strongly and always made him cum so hard he thought he might faint. His fingers teased against her little puckered, pink knot, sending the most divine tingles through her luscious body. Becky undulated on him, picking up the pace and counting on Mark to control himself until her was in her ass. She bit her lower lip, working herself on that thick, throbbing tool, pulling up until it was almost out of her and then sinking back down in one long stroke, filling her completely. Her heart was strumming in her chest as she thrilled to the notion of the oncoming climax. She was hissing now, struggling to hold on just a few seconds longer, to draw out this wonderful pleasure for them both. But then she felt the point of no return and willingly stepped over it, moaning loudly as her cunt fluttered and she began to cum, hard. She wailed and rocked on her lover, bathing his middle with her excitement. Her head lolled for several seconds as she came down from her orgasm, but she remembered that she still had Mark inside her and needed him, promised him, that he would be cumming in her ass. Slowly, lethargically, she raised herself until his cock fell out of her, still rock-hard and yearning for more. For such a young man, he had exceptional control. She inched forward, until she felt his pulsing head teasing against her notch. She reached underneath herself and took hold of the shaft, holding him steady while she pressed down, slowly but surely. She heard him groan as the head popped through her tight ring suddenly and then he was sliding inside her. It was Heaven. She sat still for several seconds, just reveling in the feel of him filling her ass. She felt the need to be sensual, and she leaned backward, until she was resting her back on his torso, her head next to his. But her knees were still bent and she groaned like she was going to burst, the angle of his penetration in this position more than she could bear. Whispering for him to wait patiently, she slowly, sinuously slid her legs out from beneath herself and straightened them, relaxing in pleasure as they rested on Mark's thighs. "Sorry, that would've downright killed me right now," she whispered to him, her glassy, heavily-lidded eyes looking into his. "And I wanted to be down her to kiss you and let you fondle me as you fucked me and came in me." "Sounds like a plan," he agreed readily, his strong, but gentle hands coming up to rest on her opulent tits. Her began caressing and massaging them in circles while Becky started moving her ass on top of his cock, squeezing him inside her tight confines. "God, I love your ass, Becky." "Umm, it loves your cock, Mark," she purred, undulating on him, the throb of his tool being felt through her whole body like another heartbeat. "You always make me cum so hard;” They squirmed and ground together, with Mark tilting his hips up to push inside her while Becky squeezed him, the lovers shuddering as they kissed feverishly. His hands were squeezing her tits now, pinching and pulling on the nipples again to make her groan with the delicious sting. But Mark felt his climax approach and he knew it wouldn't be long before he was pumping his cum inside her. Becky moaned into his mouth as she felt his cock swelling and twitching erratically, a sure sign he was about to cum. She squeezed him tighter, feeling the buildup inside herself, yearning to share that unreal ecstasy. The groaned into one another mouths at first, but then the kiss was broken as they panted, fighting for air, their voices carrying around the woods they were in. He pushed up hard inside her, pulling down on her tits while she squeezed with all her might, his cum almost searing hot inside her, filling her up. Mark went limp, breathing heavily and clearly spent, not that he minded. Becky could barely move, bound in ropes of silken bliss that kissed every nerve in her body. Her own heartbeat plus the relentless throb of Mark's rigid cock, still oozing inside her, almost meant she didn't know how to center herself. But they relaxed together finally, kissing gently, eyes closed while they clasped hand on top of her tits. Tongues softly tangled, tasting one another while they let their rapture slowly ebb. Minutes passed and they lay silently, waiting for Mark's cock to soften so Becky could sit up. Finally, she giggled, squeezing his hands. "Feels like somebody doesn't wanna go to sleep," she said cutely, wiggling her ass on him, feeling her ass refusing to relinquish its hard-earned prize. "What're we gonna do?" "Iono," he said drowsily. "We just wait, I guess. If I try to have another orgasm right now, I'm pretty sure he'd just spontaneously combust inside you." "Alas, poor cock," she cooed, stroking his cheek. "I guess we happily wait, then." They closed their eyes and relaxed, waiting for Mark's erection to subside so that they could get up without difficulty. Their hands remained at rest on her tits while they nuzzled their cheeks together. Then there was a 'click!' sound. Arrest in Flagrante delicto. Becky's eyes snapped open and she goggled up at a man dressed in rather colorful and opulent period clothing, staring down at them as he pointed a flintlock rifle at their face. Looking around, she now saw they were surrounded by men carrying pikes and muskets, all of whom stared at the naked couple with varying level of interest. The man directly over them moved his musket muzzle, indicating they should sit up. Mark's eyes were open by now and he glanced around in confusion as well, clearly not understanding what had happened. The man's eyes narrowed and he moved the musket muzzle again. Becky, sensing the danger they were suddenly in, tried to move, but shivered; she was still impaled on Mark's solid cock, which had shown no signs of softening and kept her pinned against him. She couldn't get up. "Great time to develop priapism, Mark;” she said sourly. "Maybe Louis the Sun King's France just isn't for us after all," Mark sighed as he hiked along behind Becky, who had been stuffed hurriedly back into her dress while he was allowed to put on his breeches again. Neither of them even had shoes on as they followed the soldiers. Their hands were tied behind their backs. "This is twice now that we've;“ "I know, Mark, I was there," Becky said somewhat tersely, wondering if Chester Edgeworth was now someone she had to add to her shit list. She hated adding names to the shit list. "I guess we were so busy fucking that the event our host meant for us to witness has found us." "Tais-tois!" one of the men guarding them said as he walked nearby with a musket. "Vou ne pouvez-pas parler!" Becky scowled at the man and continued trudging. She wasn't really embarrassed about being caught fucking, it wasn't the first time it had happened to them here in France. But at least this lot had the decency to let her have an orgasm first before taking them prisoner. She couldn't even enjoy the grass stains on her clothes! They had exited the woods and were now tromping through a field, heading toward a much larger cluster of soldiers. Mark couldn't help but notice that a lot of them were wearing red. "Shit;” Becky muttered as she saw them as well. "That's all we need." "Huh?" Mark asked, but he was silenced when a soldier shoved him roughly from behind with his musket, indicating he was to stay quiet. They approached the encampment and Mark soon realized there were several hundred soldiers. The tents were spread out around one rather illustrious red tent of grand size. He then saw a cluster of cavaliers milling about and they seemed to be headed in that direction. Soldiers stared at them as they entered the perimeter of the camp, usually at Becky. Mark and Becky found themselves hauled in front of the cavaliers, who parted, making way for a single man on horseback. He was at least middle-aged, with a somewhat grey pallor to his skin and thin, hawk-like features. His expression was a rather lemony one, as if he felt inconvenienced by this entire incident. For all that, though, his dark eyes glinted with intelligence. He was wearing the flowing red habits of a high-ranking member of the Catholic church, although he had a burnished breastplate on his chest as well. "You stand in the presence of his Eminence, the Cardinal Richelieu," announced the captain of the troops that had taken them prisoner. Mark's eyes went wide. He didn't speak French, but he'd seen enough Three Musketeers movie reboots to know who Cardinal Richelieu was and exactly what sort of deep shit they were suddenly in. "Show respect!" Becky dropped to one knee and bowed her head, looking at the ground. Mark rapidly followed suit, since she probably had a better grasp of the situation than he did. He could feel everyone's eyes and on them and it was beginning to weigh heavily, like a yoke around his neck. His face flushed, but he said nothing. "Who are these persons?" the cardinal asked finally. "Your names, my children." "My name is Rebecca, your Eminence," Becky said humbly, still not looking up. "And you, good sir?" the Cardinal asked, looking over at Mark now. "M; me llamo Marco del strade, tu Eminencia." Mark stammered. "A Spaniard," mused the Cardinal, pursing his lips. "In the presence of a peasant girl. And you both have unusual accents, I admit." "Your Eminence," said one of the captains, looking at them suspiciously. "This man, why is he here traipsing about Champagne like this? With this peasant girl? We found them in the woods, doing unspeakable carnal acts to one another." The Cardinal's eyebrow arched and he looked on in seeming distaste. "You don't say." "Very likely he is a spy for King Phillip, your Eminence!" said the captain, almost sneering. "No, your Eminence," Becky said suddenly, her voice full of concern. "I assure you, he is no spy!" Mark hadn't heard or understood everything the Frenchmen were saying to one another, but he understood 'espion' and his teacher's reaction indicated that he was in some kind of trouble. Go figure. "And what grounds can you give me to believe you, child?" the Cardinal asked with feigned interest. "Please," she begged, her head still bowed. "You have my utmost assurances he is no spy, he's an idiot!" This made the men around them laugh and even Richelieu grunted in amusement. "Both of you rise." Mark saw Becky get to her feet and he did the same. All around them, men with pikes and muskets were watching them warily, some of them levelling weapons at the pair. Clearly they took the Cardinal's safety seriously. Richelieu observed them with interest. "The girl is very unusual," he mused. "Tall, very healthy and very beautiful. Very, very beautiful. I know only one other of such unmatched attractiveness." Mark wasn't sure where this was going, but he doubted it was good. The Cardinal's interest in him was waning. "And yet you say you found her acting in a most carnal and un-ladylike manner in the woods, hmm?" Richelieu continued. "Well, it certainly won't do for her to be out here alone in the countryside, rutting like a nymph, would it? Perhaps her majesty could make use of the girl, once we fix her atrocious accent." "My what?" Becky snapped, looking offended now. "Put her in the cart, we'll bring her to the capital, with regards to the Queen." Richelieu declared, turning his horse about and riding off. Men began to try and wrangle Becky into one of the carts, many of them laughing and leering as they took the opportunity to grope her. Gut shot. "Hey, stop that!" Mark said angrily, surging forward, but he suddenly found himself confronted by a captain, who stared at him impassively. There was a sudden and frightfully loud 'crack!' sound and Mark halted suddenly, his eyes wide. Becky's head snapped around at the noise and her eyes went wide. Blinking, Mark slowly looked down and saw there was a very red puncture hole in his abdomen. Sounds slowed down, taking on an almost syrupy quality and he started to feel confused. Becky screamed and tried to force her way to him, but she was being hustled away by many guards. The man who had shot him wandered off, sliding his flintlock pistol back into a holster, clearly no longer caring about Mark. Everyone seemed to be wandering off now. He felt cold, and vaguely nauseous. The ugly red wound in his stomach pulsed, blood welling from it slowly. He felt himself toppling over, white light bathing the field around him. He could still see things, but they seemed distant. He tried to focus on something, finally identifying Becky's voice as she screamed for him. He could just make out the soldiers wrestling her into a cart while she struggled and kicked savagely, her face contorted in rage. "I'll Get You For This, Richelieu!" she roared as Mark's world was absorbed by the soft white light. "You Just Made The Shit List Of High Doom!! See If I Ever Dance A Sarabande For You, Pal!" Mark bolted upright suddenly, gasping. His eyes were wide and he was covered in sweat. His heart thundered in his chest and he fought to control his panic. The white light was slowly replaced by close walls of grey stone. He squeezed his eyes shut and tried to control his breathing. His hands bunched against sheets that were covering him. Finally, he could breathe normally and he tried to organize his thoughts. He still felt confused, everything a total jumble. "Calm yourself. Think!" He'd been fucking Becky in the woods. Apparently they were waiting for Cardinal Richelieu to go by, which he guessed passed for a historical event, seeing the man. But the Cardinal's soldiers heard the two of them and took them prisoner. Then they took Becky and Mark tried to stop them and got shot in the stomach; His eyes snapped open and he was frozen in place. He forced himself to look down at his middle, seeing that he was still covered in a sheet. His hand was trembling as he moved it slowly toward the heavy, dun-colored blanket, sweat trickling from his brow as he felt fear rise in his throat. He flung away the sheet suddenly, unable to bear not knowing. He wasn't bleeding. There was no puncture wound, only a strange, round scar about two inches in diameter. Eyes wide, he slowly lifted his head and looked around, now noticing his environs; he was indeed in a small bedroom, the curtains drawn to keep out the light and very little in the way of décor. Just a chair and a table in one corner, some other surfaces with candles spaced around the room. His bed was solid and comfortable. "Ah, there you are," Chester Edgerton said as he came through the door. "I was beginning to think you had no intentions of waking up." "Where;” Mark said somewhat feebly. "Back at my place," Chester answered, sitting down in the chair and settling in for what was no doubt going to be a long and perhaps trying conversation. "I found you lying in the middle of the field nearly a kilometer from where I'd left you and you were very close to dead." "How did I;” "You should have died," Chester continued. "But ultimately you wouldn't have, due to a time lock, I'm assuming. You weren't meant to die there in that field. Luckily for you, there are still plenty of ways to get yourself killed for doing absurd things." "Why did you leave us in the first place?" Mark asked. "I've been around Richelieu and several of his captains at various points in the time stream, and it's getting difficult to manage," Chest replied, shrugging. "Best way to deal with that issue is to simply not be present." "So why leave us there?" "To see Richelieu, of course," the man said simply. "One of history's truly great men, certainly more so than that twit of a king he serves. I was just trying to ease you into the idea of witnessing historical events. It never occurred to me that you'd be found because you made your teacher yodel like a Swiss Miss when you flagranting the delicto with her. I admit I hadn't planned for that nonsense." Mark blushed. "So, what, I wasn't meant to die here, so my body just healed itself?" Chester laughed. "Oh, no, dear boy, nothing of the sort. I came back to the woods, as promised, as when you weren't there, I began noticing the tracks of many solid shoes and boots in the vicinity. Not to mention the clothes you left behind." "Yeah, sorry, I was kinda tied up at the moment." Mark muttered. "In any event, I followed the tracks, noticed that Richelieu had broken camp and then found you. You'd been lying there for nearly three hours, you should have been dead from blood loss, but you weren't. I brought you back here, removed the ball from your stomach and then healed you." "You can do that?" Mark asked. "I thought you said you were a dealer in chroniques." "It helps to have a few irons in the fire and some hidden talents if you're going to mess around in the time stream," Chester replied. "But I was under no obligation to complicate my life and save you." "I guess I'm glad you did," Mark sighed. "Thanks. But wouldn't I have healed anyway?" "Yes, but maybe not fully," replied the enigmatic dealer. "You might've been found by some local peasants, brought back to their hovel and spent life as a weakened vegetable until you died of the Plague. People die in the past all the time, Mark, and everyone in their own era thinks they just disappeared and mourns them. It's frightfully common." "Can I; can I see the tools you used to heal me?" Mark asked hopefully. "Nope," Chester replied, shaking his head. "They're from your future by a few hundred years, the only reason I used them at all was because you were out cold." "Uh, how long was I out, anyway?" "Almost a month," Chester answered, smoothing a corner of his pencil moustache. "I had you fully healed and ready for action by the next day, to be honest, but you just refused to come to. So, I just left you to it, figuring you would wake up when you felt like it." "Oh, shit," Mark breathed, realizing something. "Where's Becky?" Chester raised his hands. "Why would I know? I wasn't there. What do you remember?" Mark tried to concentrate while Chester got up and poured a glass of water. Mark drank it thirstily and placed the glass on the table. He found himself wishing that he'd taken French instead of Spanish in school. He'd thought Spanish might be more useful, but all it did was get him shot. Fuck that. "I don't really speak French, so this is hard. Umm; they thought I was a spy because they thought I was Spanish." "Because you've been presenting yourself as Spanish while you're here," Chester mused. "In spite of your outrageous accent. France has been at war with Spain on and off for some time now." "Whatever," Mark grumbled. "They seemed really interested in Becky." "To be expected, she is quite lovely. I dare say I've only known one woman in this entire era to match her beauty." "Well, I think I heard them say 'capital', and then I think 'la reigne', which means queen, right?" "Indeed it does," Chester agreed. "My bet, then, is that your teacher has been taken by the Cardinal to be presented as a gift to her majesty, Queen Anne, to serve as one of her ladies-in-waiting." "Why would he do that?" Mark asked, frowning. "I've seen enough Three Musketeers movies to know that the Cardinal and the Queen hate each other." Chester smiled. "It's a game he plays with her. As the years go on, Anne is, sadly, getting 'a little long in the tooth', to borrow a phrase. She remains dignified and regal, but her best days are behind here, where attractiveness is concerned. Richelieu now takes great delight in surrounding her with women of magnificent beauty, seemingly a gesture of devotion, but really meant to hurt the queen's feelings." "What a dick." Mark muttered. "You have no idea," Chester said dryly. "If they got her back to the city roughly a week after she was taken, then she's been with the royal court for three." "Meaning that she's either loving life as a lady-in-waiting, or she's killed and eaten them all," Mark said heavily. "I guess I have to go get her." "I can't imagine this not being amusing," Chester said, smirking. "But out of morbid curiosity, how, exactly, will you affect this rescue?' "I dunno," Mark said, shrugging. "But I can't leave her. She'd kill me." "She probably thinks you're dead, I feel obliged to point out." Chester mentioned. "She saw you suffer a mortal wound at point-blank range. You should be dead and only an as-yet undetermined temporal snarl has kept you alive. I wouldn't count on that again if I were you." "Well I can't do nothing!" Mark insisted in frustration. Chester tilted his head, observing his guest for a moment. "Do you love this woman?" Mark blushed furiously. "I; no, I don't love her, or if I do, then I'm not in love with her. There's a difference, ya' know." "Well and truly said, Boccaccio," Chester chuckled. "Well, if there's no stopping you, then I'll see what I can do to discretely help you." "Why?" Mark queried. "I've got a friggin' time machine. All I need to do is get there, zip in and zip out." "Correct me if I am wrong," interjected his host. "But did you not tell me, early on in our association, that your current self is from three months in the future of the Miss Rebecca that I know." Mark nodded. "And you plan to add another layer of temporal travel on top of that wedding cake of disaster?" Chester mused. "Rebecca could be subtly altering the timelines in Paris now with her very presence, involuntary as it might be. Your oh-so-carefully laid plan could simply not work because of a slight temporal consideration." "So you're saying no time machine." Mark stated flatly, not impressed. "I'm saying the idea is bad. Atari Jaguar bad," Chester replied. "If you intend to do this hare-brained thing, allow me to assist you in what moderate ways I can." "What, you've got some funky tech or weapons you can loan me?" "We'll see about that, but more importantly, I guess I'll call in a favor. A certain person who moves in the circle of the royal court owes me a small boon, and I can use it to assist you. They happen to be an accomplished master of intrigue and getting out of sticky situations, with a blade if necessary." Mark's eyes lit up. "Is it D'Artagnan?" "Only if you want to get Clock-Hammered out of existence," Chester laughed, shaking his head. "Everybody wants to meet Charles de Batz, thinking they're going to see D'Artagnan of Three Musketeers fame, and then it just turns out he's a bad-tempered Gascon who loves to punch people who bother him. He's punched more time-travelers than Jesus, I'm pretty sure." Chester then went over to a drawer and rummaged around inside it, finally pulling out a yellowing envelope that was sealed with wax. "I assure you, the agent I am referring you to will be much more effective than D'Artagnan. I will send you with instructions about where in Paris to meet them and offer them this envelope. Warning, though, if they see it is opened, they will simply refuse to help and go away to where you cannot find them. Are you strong enough to keep from opening the letter?" Mark nodded. "Well, then," Chester announced, opening a bottle of wine and pouring two cups. "Shall we drink a toast to your success, o Macro del Strade of Seville?" Palace Mission. Mark was sitting on the back of a hay wagon, wondering if he could really pull this insane plan off. In addition to the letter, Chester Edgeworth had indeed furnished him with a few small devices and curious that they hopefully would help him, though it cost him almost all the rest of his money. Chester pointed out he was a businessman and didn't intend to take a loss just because some idiot created a time crisis for himself. Fair enough. Mark tried not to play with the little bud that sat deep in his ear; Chester had sold it to him, saying that it could translate languages, speaking into Mark's ear whatever he was focusing on. It could also possibly formulate phrases; if he spoke in English, it could tell him the closest translation to what he was saying. This model was old, though, and only spoke the French of this period. Chester didn't want him getting any clever ideas with a more powered-up version, since if something bad happened, it might come back on him. The reasoning initially annoyed Mark, but the more he thought about it, he reminded himself that he was here to rescue Becky. Nothing else. He thought about the conversation he'd had with their host while drinking wine and planning his initial move, heading to Paris. "So why did you begin time-travelling at all?" the man had asked. "Well, I;” Mark started saying, unsure of how to answer. "I found a time machine. Seems perfectly logical to use it." "Granted, but what's your personal motivation, Mark?" he asked. "Is it to see glorious historical events, are you a treasure hunter, a thrill-seeker who wants to run with the Dromaesaurs?" Mark blushed now. "Honest? I thought it'd be cool to have sex with women from history." To his amazement, Chester didn't laugh uproariously, he simply smiled and shrugged. "More common than you would think, especially amongst men your age, who are full of hormones. Let me ask, then; was getting laid in your own time-period difficult?" "Not really, no." "Well it's not any easier in the time stream, just so you know," Chester pointed out. "In some periods of history, it can be even harder, where religious fervor runs rampant and sexual repression is the law of the land. I assume you wouldn't go as far as to rape a girl." Mark shook his head. "Lots of men do when they find out that having sex in the past is harder than they anticipated," Chester said almost sadly, shaking his head. "You're one of the better ones. But for all that, the problem remains; getting into bed or a rug with Cleopatra is pretty much next to impossible. You might as well hope to seduce Scarlett Johansson when you're no one in particular." "Hey, I got Becky, didn't I?" Mark had protested. "Dumb luck, really, and she's a remarkable woman. Have you had sex with any women aside from Becky since you came to the Sun King's France?" He shrugged. "A few, I shared 'em with Becky." "Peasants, I assume?" "Mostly, yeah," Mark admitted. "There was one sophisto girl, but Becky did the talking and charmed the knickers off her for us." "If it weren't for Becky, you'd be completely out of your league here, boyo," Chester said simply. "And trust me, it won't get easier. Even history buffs who think they know everything get caught and pay the price. There's the history you know, the history you don't know, and the history that you don't know that you don't know." "What?" "What year did World War Two end?" Chester asked. "Simple. 1945." "So you know that. What year did the Crimean War start?" "I've heard of it, but I don't know anything about it." "Something you know that you don't know. Okay, tell me about the League of Ages Twelfth Nicean Temporal Council." "The what?" "Exactly," Chester had said emphatically, leaning forward and pointing with his wine glass to make a point. "An incredibly important historic event that you've never even heard of, but it happened all the same. Can you imagine trying to do something that conflicted with that? You wouldn't even know what clock-hammered you, or why; because only a practiced temporal traveler would be aware of the event at all. Time travel can be tedious." "It's certainly becoming less and less fun by the moment." Mark grumbled. "Probably the smartest thing you've said since you found that Holmes-Field Device," Chester agreed. "Life would be a lot easier if casual nitwits like yourself walked the other way when a time machine appeared in their path." "But don't you make a living selling to people like me?" Mark asked. "Hardly," Chester almost snorted. "Nitwits like you rarely have anything to even pay me with and usually require drastic amounts of assistance. No, my friend, the majority of my income is derived from customers who hail from the far future where time travel is an established industry and carefully regulated. Now those people are my bread and butter." "Did Becky and I really stand out?" Mark asked somewhat dully. "More and more with each passing moment," Chester answered. "You're too tall, too healthy, you have all your teeth, and your accents are absurd." Mark said nothing. "And by the way," added his host. "Those little packets of Airborne that you both carry in your pockets? The little Vitamin C boost things to ward off the sniffles? I can guarantee you that those will in no way, shape or form protect you from illnesses in this era. Only thing it'll do is turn your piss such a bright yellow that people will think you're possessed and the Inquisition will burn you." Mark ended up leaving the packets as a curio that Chester could sell to people from the future who wanted to snicker at how dumb people from the turn-of-the-millennium were. Carting to Paris. He had arranged transport to Paris with the wagon he was now on, making sure the farmer put some extra perk in his horse's step by offering him twice as many sou as was normal. The journey, which would normally take a week, with good weather, was promised to six days because of the extra money. Whatever the difference was between six-day speed and seven-day speed, Mark sure couldn't tell it. His communication with the farmer had been sluggish, certainly, mostly on his end, because he would try to say exactly what his little translator bud told him and he probably sounded like he'd had a stroke when he was speaking. The farmer laughed at his speech, but still did as he was asked. Mostly they slept at the side of the road in the piled hay, but one night they stayed in a roadside inn. Mark's funds were running out fast, even though the food he ate was paltry and rather unappetizing. He had to reach Paris. They then trundled through the town where Mark and Becky had first come to; and Mark hid himself in the straw, figuring it was best to not be seen by people whom he might be familiar with. Even if the innkeeper's two daughters would no doubt readily fuck him again. He fought the temptation to ignore Chester's instructions and simply go get his Holmes-Field Device and use it to rescue his teacher. But he disciplined himself and refrained, he was in enough trouble as it is.  Then he meditated; Known knowns. Known unknowns. Unknown unknowns. Fuck. The days and nights passed with Mark trying to keep himself from growing crazy by practicing his French and thinking of his plan. He had no idea whatsoever about what to do once he reached Paris. Get inside the royal palace? He couldn't exactly Google the plans for it, could he? "Regardez la!" the farmer said finally, calling back to Mark and pointing toward the west. As the sun was rising behind them, he could make out a sprawling sea of darkness in the distance, the silhouette of which prickled the sky. Endless plumes of smoke hung over the city as deep grey gave way to dawn behind them. He thought it might actually be pretty. And then the wind wafted over them from the west, bringing the unique scent of fabled Paris. "Jesus!" Mark croaked as he turned green, leaning over the side of the wagon and puking his guts out while the farmer roared with laughter. They entered the city. Mark wandered through the choking maze of streets, gaping at the chaos of architecture around him; houses seemed to almost be built on top of houses, to the place where some of them were leaning over almost drunkenly. The cobblestones of the road were wet and sticky with effluence, there was no way to avoid it. The stench was beyond belief. How had people ever lived like this? He had asked on repeated occasions where he could find La Rue de Grenuie, the place Chester had told him he would find the agent he'd referred to. Mark was reasonably certain most people were being helpful, even if they stared at him like he was an alien. He might as well have been, he was a head taller than just about everyone, clearly well-fed and had all his teeth. Mark had seen jack-o-lanterns with more teeth than most of the denizens of Paris' infamous streets. He took many wrong turns, because where he thought people had told him to go was often a dead end. Eventually, by divine providence, he found himself on the street he'd been asking for, evidenced by an ancient, worn rectangle of wood that said the name in faded green letters. Certain he was on the right track, he headed down the crowded street, stuffing his purse into the front of his breeches, since Chester had told him Paris was home to countless scoundrels who could remove his wealth without him even noticing. The crowds began to thin out somewhat, and the street got narrower, as if that was possible. The cobblestones were also surprisingly dry, not sticky or running with the sewage of the city behind him. Before long, it was barely wide enough to accommodate one person and he felt very uneasy about the rickety buildings that loomed over his head, almost blocking the sky. He then stopped in front of a black iron fence, pitted with age and with a chain wrapped around it. He tilted his head and unwrapped the chain, finding that the gate now swung open freely and with decidedly little noise. He stepped in, closed it behind himself and then fixed the chain back in place as best he could. He found himself walking through a tunnel, the buildings about him now made of stone. Dank and foreboding, he resisted the urge to run, not knowing what lay ahead. Eventually, he came to a small, bare courtyard. It might have been thirty feet by thirty feet and was devoid of almost all decoration. High brick and stone walls concealed it from the chaos of Paris. It was surprisingly quiet, as if the city dared not disturb the austere serenity. There was a single, grey stone bench in the middle of the courtyard. Facing away from him, clad in a great cloak, was a person, the hood thrown over their head to keep the merciless sun off them. Mark swallowed and took a deep breath before beginning to move forward. Was this Chester's agent? If he was, Mark had to be careful, because he'd been told the man was dangerous. He approached slowly, finally coming to a stop some five paces away, still facing the stranger's back. "Hello," he said faltering French. "My name is Mark. I have; sent; to you; today; for big help. I is need big help." "That you do, my friend," replied the person in a strangely lyrical voice. Then closed a small book of devotionals wwhich had clearly been studied and stood, still facing away. "That much is obvious, because your French is painful." Mark blushed in embarrassment as the translator bud told him what the person had said. Still concealed beneath their voluminous midnight-blue cloak, the mysterious person turned around and approached him. He resisted the urge to take a step back as the shrouded presence stood right in front of him. He couldn't help but notice the person was on the taller side, strange for a Parisian. Gloved hands pulled down the hood and Mark's eyes widened in amazement. Shining golden hair spilled in luxurious tresses down the person's back. The eyes were a dazzling blue, glinting with intelligence. The smile was serene, the teeth within white and perfect. Lady Alexandra. <

 A little girl, an innocent heart, and a group of soldiers searching for purpose—this is the story of Ruby Crane. A true story about how hero's can appear.

While his wife is away, King Phillip enjoys his freedom with extra cookies and feelings of pride before a fall that must be erased before her return!

Send us a Text Message.       King Richard and King Phillip left Western Europe for the long journey by sea to the holy land; they made a few stops along the way, including the casual conquest of the island of Cyprus. Meanwhile, back in Germany, the Holy Roman Emperor also decided to go on the Crusade, and he marched by foot through the Byzantine Empire and Anatolia... following the footsteps of the First Crusaders. One of the greatest military victories of the Third Crusade was carried out on the way to the holy land when Emperor Frederick Barbarossa captured the city of Iconium.       The History of Modern Greece Podcast covers the Greek people's events from the fall of Constantinople in 1453 to the Greek War of Independence in 1821-1832, through to the Greco-Turkish War from 1919 to 1922 to the present day.Website: www.moderngreecepodcast.comMusic by Mark Jungerman: www.marcjungermann.comCheck out our 2nd Podcast: www.antecedors.com

Send us a Text Message.Saladin and his mighty army defeated the Knights of Jerusalem and the Knights Templar at the battle of Hattin and then conquered Jerusalem. The Holy Land had fallen, and so a third crusade was called. The first two to answer the call were Richard the Lion Heart, King Phillip of France, and Emperor Frederick Barbarossa. For the first time in nearly one hundred years, a crusade was called to liberate Jerusalem.The History of Modern Greece Podcast covers the Greek people's events from the fall of Constantinople in 1453 to the Greek War of Independence in 1821-1832, through to the Greco-Turkish War from 1919 to 1922 to the present day.Website: www.moderngreecepodcast.comMusic by Mark Jungerman: www.marcjungermann.comCheck out our 2nd Podcast: www.antecedors.com

After 54 years of peace, the tension between the English and the Pokanoket leaders of the Wampanoag Paramount Chiefdom boil over into the one of the deadliest wars, per capita, in history. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/osoa/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/osoa/support

Leap Year Broadcast - Feb 29th, 2024 #Podcast The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes - King Philip's Golden Salver Feb 29, 1948 John Stanley and Alfred Shirley A strange disappearance of elaborate Golden Salver.

Groundhog Club Inner Circle member John Griffiths joins Tim to talk about Groundhog Day and why a little town called Punxsutawney becomes the epicenter of weather prognostication one day a year. John is the handler of Punxsutawney Phil, the Pennsylvania ground hog famous around the world for predicting whether or not we have another 6 weeks of winter. February 2nd is better known as Groundhog Day. This episode was first released January 21, 2019. https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/shapingopinion/329_-_Encore_-_Its_Groundhog_Day_Again.mp3 On February 2nd, 2019, it will be the 133rd year of Groundhog Day at Gobbler's Knob in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, which is a little drive north of Pittsburgh. This is when Punxsutawney Phil will reveal to the president of his Inner Circle his prediction for the end of winter. It all happens at the break of dawn, on a usually very cold morning in front of thousands of spectators and television and news media cameras. Whatever happens, Phil's prediction is transmitted to millions thanks to the media. History of Groundhog Day Groundhog Day has European roots. Started centuries ago and is rooted in certain animals in nature “awakening” from their winter hibernation on certain dates. Legend has it then that the groundhog come out of his winter hibernation on February 2nd to look for his shadow. If he sees it, this is seen as an omen of six more weeks of bad weather, and he then returns into his hole. If the day is cloudy, and there is no shadow to see, he takes it as a sign of spring and stays above ground. Some of Pennsylvania's earliest settlers were Germans and they noticed the abundance of groundhogs. They saw the animal as the most intelligent and sensible of the local animals, and decided that if the sun did appear on February 2nd, the groundhog would be the one to see its shadow or not. Phun Phacts Punxsutawney Phil is named after King Phillip. Crowds have gotten as high as 30,000 on Gobbler's Knob. The Punxsutawney Spirit newspaper printed the first news of the observance in 1886, one year before the first trip to Gobbler's Knob. During Prohibition, Phil threatened to imposed 60 weeks of winter on the community if he wasn't permitted a drink. In 1982 Phil wore a yellow ribbon in honor of the American hostages in Iran. In 1986, Phil went to Washington, D.C. to meet with President Reagan. 1993, Columbia Pictures released the movie Groundhog Day, starring Bill Murray. Links The Punxsutawney Groundhog Club Groundhog Day Movie via Amazon The First Groundhog Day, History.com Groundhog Day & Punxsutawney from The Encyclopedia Britannica About this Episode's Guest John Griffiths John Griffiths is a co-handler in the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club and a member of the Inner Circle.  He's been a member since 1999. His advice to people who plan on enjoying Groundhog Day in person, he advises “Put all rational thought out of your mind and let the day take you wherever it may.” His favorite Groundhog Day Memory was, “Meeting a couple from the state of Washington who told me Groundhog Day was their favorite holiday because it wasn't political or religious, its just ‘fun'.”

The MIAA Power Rankings are here! Here's some of what we highlight in this episode. D1: St. John's Prep at the top, but the Archies aren't far behind. The Catholic Conference is still dominating, Pope is in the mix despite missing Foley, and Shrewsbury is on the rise. D2: Concord-Carlisle ain't no joke at 9-0. Canton continues to roll. Woburn is liking its move to D2, and we aren't sleeping on King Phillip or Billerica. D3: Connor Brickley has Nauset surging as the No. 1 team. Scituate (no shock) is near the top. Bedford is undefeated, and the rise of the Techs with Shawsheen at No. 5 and Essex Tech at No. 8. Plus, Taunton is a sleeper. D4: Winthrop wants it all, and they're rolling. Norwell and Sandwich are still in the mix and Dover-Sherborn-Weston had a big win over Norwood, so up the rankings they go. We also talk about THE BEST, which is a NZ player report approaching 200 players. The Junior Beanpot, and a nice touch from Chelmsford.

A message from Philippians 2 : 1 - 11 Following the Servant King

The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 2: On Monday night, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis announced former president Donald Trump has been indicted for racketeering for his alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. 18 others were charged as well—including Rudy Giuliani, Mark Meadows, and Sidney Powell. Corinne Ramey and James Fanelli of The Wall Street Journal write, “If Trump wins the next presidential election, he could attempt to pardon himself in any federal case or steer the Justice Department to retreat from Smith's charges. In Georgia, he would lack the ability to wipe away a state conviction or prison term. Even if Trump were to seek a state pardon, he wouldn't be eligible to do so until after serving a sentence for any conviction. In Georgia, any such pardon would be determined by a state board, not the governor.” You can read their full article here: https://www.wsj.com/articles/georgia-case-presents-unique-challenges-for-trumpand-prosecutors-4dd6ee37 According to reports, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has proposed March 4th, 2024 as the start date for Donald Trump's trial in Georgia—one day before Super Tuesday when 15 states will vote in the Republican Presidential Primary. Steve Dnistrian—Candidate for New Jersey State Senate in the 11th District, located in Monmouth County—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss his race against incumbent Sen. Vin Gopal (D). In a recent interview, Sen. Gopal referred to anyone that believes there was a link between the sudden uptick in marine life deaths and offshore wind development as a conspiracy theorist. Today is Governor Phil Murphy's birthday…King Phillip turns 66-year-old, but his hair is still brand-new.

The Rich Zeoli Show- Full Episode (08/16/2023): 3:05pm- The New Jersey State Board of Education has approved controversial new equity rules with a 6-5 vote. According to a report from Nikita Biryukov of The New Jersey Monitor, “[t]he new regulations will require schools that segregate sex ed classes to do so based on gender identity instead of sex, expand the number of protected classes the rules shield, and remove numerous instances of gendered language they contain, among a host of other changes.” You can read Biryukov's article here: https://newjerseymonitor.com/2023/08/03/new-jersey-school-board-oks-new-equity-rules-slammed-by-critics/ 3:30pm- Georgia Indictment's Big Question: Should Donald Trump smile in his mugshot? Rich and Matt say, “yes”—as the image will likely be the greatest instrument for fundraising in political history. 3:45pm- Listeners weigh-in on Donald Trump's impending Georgia mugshot—almost everyone agrees the former president should smile, portraying confidence in his defense. 4:05pm- On Monday night, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis announced former president Donald Trump has been indicted for racketeering for his alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. 18 others were charged as well—including Rudy Giuliani, Mark Meadows, and Sidney Powell. Corinne Ramey and James Fanelli of The Wall Street Journal write, “If Trump wins the next presidential election, he could attempt to pardon himself in any federal case or steer the Justice Department to retreat from Smith's charges. In Georgia, he would lack the ability to wipe away a state conviction or prison term. Even if Trump were to seek a state pardon, he wouldn't be eligible to do so until after serving a sentence for any conviction. In Georgia, any such pardon would be determined by a state board, not the governor.” You can read their full article here: https://www.wsj.com/articles/georgia-case-presents-unique-challenges-for-trumpand-prosecutors-4dd6ee37 4:10pm- According to reports, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has proposed March 4th, 2024 as the start date for Donald Trump's trial in Georgia—one day before Super Tuesday when 15 states will vote in the Republican Presidential Primary. 4:30pm- Steve Dnistrian—Candidate for New Jersey State Senate in the 11th District, located in Monmouth County—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss his race against incumbent Sen. Vin Gopal (D). In a recent interview, Sen. Gopal referred to anyone that believes there was a link between the sudden uptick in marine life deaths and offshore wind development as a conspiracy theorist. 4:50pm- Today is Governor Phil Murphy's birthday…King Phillip turns 66-year-old, but his hair is still brand-new. 5:00pm- Dr. Wilfred Reilly—Professor of Political Science at Kentucky State University & Author of “Lies My Liberal Teacher Told Me”—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss Target's  sales slump following its promotion of transgender merchandise targeted towards kids, “Blind Side” star Michael Oher alleging he was the victim of a false adoption, and Dr. Reilly's latest piece at National Review: “Ex-Minneapolis Officer Tou Thao Falls Victim to the Double Standard of Justice.” You can read the article here: https://www.nationalreview.com/2023/08/ex-minneapolis-officer-tou-thao-falls-victim-to-the-double-standard-of-justice/ and you can pre-order Dr. Reilly's upcoming book here: https://www.amazon.com/Lies-My-Liberal-Teacher-Told/dp/0063265974. 5:40pm- According to Michael Schellenberger, Facebook is now censoring posts that suggest there is a link between whale deaths along the Atlantic Coast and wind-farm development in the area. 6:05pm- According to estimates, nearly one-hundred people have died as a result of the wildfires in Hawaii—making it the deadliest wildfire in the United States in over a century. While appearing on CNN with Jake Tapper, Senator Mazie Hirono (D-HI) baselessly blamed climate change for the wildfires that have devastated Hawaii. 6:35pm- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is facing criticism after a meeting with a group allegedly linked to anti-Semitism.

4 - Which state will be the first to declare that going against the climate change agenda will be a crime? Rich's money is on Jersey as possible Democratic candidates for President jockey for position, including King Phillip the Unaccountable trying to place himself ahead of those like Newsome and Shapiro. Newsome is also ducking Ron DeSantis after DeSantis accepted his debate challenge. Who will be the most left above the rest?  420 - Legendary guitarist Robbie Robertson passed away today and we pay tribute to a life well-lived.  430 - Can you get my testicles? They're right next to the eggs.  445 - Rich just vibes, man.  450 - The case against Trump: Do you have the right to lie? Why is climate change always blamed on humans but not the volcanoes mentioned yesterday, or the current solar flares flashing up?

3 - Rich kicks off the afternoon with a story over two moms, each on separate sides of the political aisle, upset over the wacko policies being put in New Jersey that eliminate pronouns from school and sports, allowing boys to play girl sports and be in locker rooms and vice versa. Rich gives his take on the matter 310 - Rich then moves to the Biden corruption scandal and an oversight's committee report over payments made to the Biden family and associates from all across Europe and Asia. Rich goes through the details of the report and gives his knee-jerk reactions.  330 - Twitter has been fined for not handing over the keys to Trump's Twitter account to , but as we go through this story, Twitter has handed it over to investigators. Joe Biden is out west talking about climate change nonsense and touching reporters. We play some audio and get feedback from Rich over the whole green initiative just being a honey pot for special interest groups.  350 - Mike Pence stars in a new ad where he is very clearly not pumping gas because he never chooses the fuel grade and it beeps throughout the video. 4 - Which state will be the first to declare that going against the climate change agenda will be a crime? Rich's money is on Jersey as possible Democratic candidates for President jockey for position, including King Phillip the Unaccountable trying to place himself ahead of those like Newsome and Shapiro. Newsome is also ducking Ron DeSantis after DeSantis accepted his debate challenge. Who will be the most left above the rest?  420 - Legendary guitarist Robbie Robertson passed away today and we pay tribute to a life well-lived.  430 - Can you get my testicles? They're right next to the eggs.  445 - Rich just vibes, man.  450 - The case against Trump: Do you have the right to lie? Why is climate change always blamed on humans but not the volcanoes mentioned yesterday, or the current solar flares flashing up? 5 - Drive @ 5 - Disney partners with a ‘gender fluid' man to promote Minnie Mouse women's apparel. Stories like this always bring up the term ‘groomer.' Harry's Razors, former sponsor, went woke and now have a trans man promoting shaving their chest and face. After Bud Light's fiasco, when will these companies learn the consumer does not want this stuff shoved in our faces?  510 - Segueing into prosecuting people for lying. Why would we not do that for someone like Dr. Rachel Levine, who identifies as a woman despite being a man?  525 - A professor told his class that biological sex was determined by chromosomes. Students walked out of class which led to a suspension which in turn then led to a firing due to his comment. Now that professor is suing as he was using college approved material and the fact you are able to have these discussions within the classroom a la the First Amendment.  540 - How does Robbie Robertson's death affect Phil's set tonight? Let's talk about baseball! Joe Biden just helped out Russia by canceling domestic uranium mining after deeming the work area out west a national monument. Now we will get most of our Uranium from Putin himself.  550 - AI is fueling anorexia. A smorgasbord of topics to end the 5 o'clock hour. 6 - We kick off the final hour with 24 straight minutes of Democrats denying elections. Just kidding, we only have to play a couple minutes to get the point across. Yet, nobody got indicted over it! 610 - Was it okay for Biden to enter that reporter's personal space during an interview? When is it appropriate? Let's hold Biden criminally accountable for saying he'd stop drilling? 630 -  A former climate change alarmist has changed her tune and is fighting to debunk climate change as she explains it is all for profit gain. Scientists know climate change is a ruse, but those who come up with the most alarming and fear-mongering numbers will have fame and riches in the science community and beyond, hence why all these different reports always come out. And the ones funding these conspiracies? Our own government.  650 - Fourth and Final Follow The Money. More on Biden payments to the family and associates.

There's a 200-square mile area of eastern Massachusetts that boasts more bizarre history, paranormal activity, and cryptid sightings than anywhere else in the United States - and possibly the world. In the first episode of a two-part series, Sarah tells Clay about King Phillip's War, history's first recorded UFO sighting, and more strange occurrences of the Bridgewater Triangle! Follow us on Instagram & Twitter for extra content and updates! We're @FantasticHPod Email us with questions/suggestions at FantasticHistoryPod@gmail.com Fantastic History Stickers available Here! Please subscribe and leave a review! Sources: https://www.cbsnews.com/boston/news/the-bridgewater-triangle-abington-rehoboth-massachusetts-wbz-tv-it-happens-here/ https://newengland.com/travel/massachusetts/the-mystery-of-dighton-rock/ https://fun107.com/rehoboth-anawan-rock-haunted/ https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/profile-rock https://www.enterprisenews.com/story/entertainment/2021/10/13/bridgewater-triangle-halloween-taunton-rehoboth-freetown-nippenicket-hockomock-ghosts-haunted/6060701001/ https://www.enterprisenews.com/story/lifestyle/things-to-do/2021/09/30/haunted-ghosts-brockton-halloween-taunton-whitman-east-bridgewater-stonehill-easton-middleboro/8371538002/ https://www.history.com/news/americas-first-ufo-sighting Music: Order by ComaStudio (royalty free) This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

3 - Everybody loves a good motorcade, but what about its carbon footprint? Trump is heading to court to plead not guilty, then turn around and drive back in another motorcade that will get way too much press coverage. 310 - Rich then moves to something pointed out by our own Matt Rooney regarding King Phillip the Unaccountable and his consistent pushing of wind energy off the coast despite consistent killing off whales. We have a new member of the Cape May Marlin & Tuna Club! 330 - We go live to one of Trump's lawyers taking questions on the matters today.  340 - How far is Jack Smith reaching in order to make this case? Well, Rich let's you know. 350 - Andy McCarthy has been incredibly critical of Donald Trump, but even he has to admit in his new piece how absurd these attempts to smear Trump are.  4 - There's a Democrat being investigated and somebody actually reported on it? Bob Menendez's wife Nadine is now being investigated for accepting gifts. Rich details the inner mechanisms of this new inquiry into the oft in trouble Menendez, including cornering the halal market here in the States through shady means. Tying this in with Trump's case. 430 - Paul Sperry of Real Clear Investigations is back on the horn to discuss what's in the news. They start with the abuses committed to keep spying on Trump, renewing the FISA act, fake Washington Post stories leading to Pulitzer Prizes, Hunter Biden and Devon Archer, controlling the narrative, and Jack Smith and his Democrat activist wife. 450 - Friends of The Rich Zeoli Show are all over TV today giving their expertise on the Trump indictment situation.  5 - Drive @ 5 - Tucker Carlson's biographer Chadwick Moore joins us once again to discuss Tucker speaking with Devon Archer as well as Tucker's well being after leaving Fox. They also discuss the public disdain for the “explosiveness” the mainstream media gives you nowadays instead of just regular news. How is the book doing? And we learn about the “Do Not Book” list.  510 - Don't let the left control the narrative. Even Fox News is doing the “look, new, shiny object” bit to distract viewers from the real issues. We are in the police state with state run media.  540 - How often do you wash your hair? Will the mullet be at the next live broadcast? 550 - Budweiser should hire Danny DeVito to fix their PR problem as sales plummet and product is sitting on the shelves.  6 - The final hour kicks off with a salute to a CBS reporter and some audio clips. Rich then moves into the Hunter Biden case and the details that dropped today despite being overshadowed by Trump. 630 -  New gender policies were passed in New jersey today to include more neutral language and allowing kids to take classes with the same gender they identify with. Back to the Hunter Biden news, as well as touching on Trump and more audio. 640 - Changes in Disney?  650 - Justin Trudeau and Wife are splitting, so who gets the oil painting of Fidel Castro? What is coming up on The Mark Levin Show? Final thoughts.

3 - Everybody loves a good motorcade, but what about its carbon footprint? Trump is heading to court to plead not guilty, then turn around and drive back in another motorcade that will get way too much press coverage. 310 - Rich then moves to something pointed out by our own Matt Rooney regarding King Phillip the Unaccountable and his consistent pushing of wind energy off the coast despite consistent killing off whales. We have a new member of the Cape May Marlin & Tuna Club! 330 - We go live to one of Trump's lawyers taking questions on the matters today.  340 - How far is Jack Smith reaching in order to make this case? Well, Rich let's you know. 350 - Andy McCarthy has been incredibly critical of Donald Trump, but even he has to admit in his new piece how absurd these attempts to smear Trump are.

Native Americans in western and eastern Connecticut had decidedly different experiences when white European settlers arrived. This episode focuses on the Native Americans of western Connecticut, who avoided direct involvement in the brutal Indian Wars #1 and #2 (Pequot War and King Phillip's War). Two reservations exist in western CT, and they are quite small, when compared to those found elsewhere throughout the U.S. Learn about the history and the myths of past Native American activities along the Housatonic and Still Rivers from Western Connecticut State University Professor Emeritus of Anthropology, Dr. Laurie Weinstein.

In this episode we look at the final moments of a great King Phillip the Second of Makedonia.Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/eloudianos/Donation link:https://alexandroscast.gr/en/donate/

The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 2: Daniel Penny, the U.S. Marine veteran who has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the death of Jordan Neely, told Fox News Digital that he “was scared” and that Neely had threatened to kill people on the New York City subway. While speaking with MSNBC, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg was asked about the Canadian wildfires—he suggested that in order to guarantee clean air, the Biden Administration was concentrating on creating more electric vehicle charging stations. Wait. How is that going to put out the fires? King Phillip is back! While addressing the press, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy implored residents to remain in doors as the state deals with smoke from wildfires in Alberta, Quebec, and Nova Scotia. During his CNN town hall on Wednesday night, host Dana Bash argued with Republican presidential candidate Mike Pence after he stated that irreversible “gender affirming” surgeries should not be performed on children. Retired New Jersey Police Officer Joseph Valdora joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss the need for a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to the pensions of police officers in the state. Without the adjustment, many retired officers are forced to endure declining standards of living. To learn more visit: https://www.njrpfa.org/

The Rich Zeoli Show- Full Episode (06/08/2023): 3:05pm- According to some reports, New York City's air quality has hit its worst level since the 1980s as a result of smoke plumes generated from Canadian wildfires. In the aftermath of the wildfires, members of the left blamed the subsequent low air quality on climate change. 3:15pm- While addressing the press, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy implored residents to remain indoors as the state deals with smoke from wildfires in Alberta, Quebec, and Nova Scotia. 3:20pm- According to David Krayden of The Post Millennial, “[t]he Trudeau government continues to insist that wildfires in Canada are the direct result of climate change. This is despite indications that forest mismanagement.” Consequently, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is advocating on behalf of a higher carbon tax to combat climate change. You can read Krayden's full article here: https://thepostmillennial.com/trudeau-government-wants-higher-carbon-tax-to-fight-wildfires-claim-climate-change-is-the-cause?utm_campaign=64466 3:30pm- The Wall Street Journal Editorial board writes, an “inconvenient truth is that government policies to reduce CO2 emissions will be swamped by wildfire emissions… the journal Science estimated that burning boreal forests in North America and Eurasia in 2021 released 1.76 billion tons of CO2, nearly twice as much as global aviation that year. That's also more than four times New York State's annual emissions and about three times as much as the Inflation Reduction Act's projected reductions in 2030.” The editorial board concludes, “[g[overnment land management policies that prevent wildfires from spreading out of control, such as prescribed burns, would reduce CO2 emissions more than offshore wind or electric-vehicle mandates.” You can read the full editorial here: https://www.wsj.com/articles/canada-wildfires-smoke-east-coast-climate-emissions-forest-management-1838d4c5?mod=opinion_lead_pos2 3:40pm- Andrew Follett—contributor at National Review—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss his latest article, “How Defunding the Police Defunded the Economy.” Follett writes, “Murders increased by 39 percent nationwide, from 16,425 in 2019 to 22,900 in 2021, and remain far above pre–‘defund the police' movement levels. But the cost of crime isn't just felt in lives lost, although that is its most tragic impact. Cities that defunded the police have also been economically devastated.” You can read the full article here: https://www.nationalreview.com/2023/06/how-defunding-the-police-defunded-the-economy/ 3:50pm- While speaking with Hugh Hewitt, Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) reacted to reports that an indictment against Donald Trump for mishandling classified documents is imminent, explaining: “it is very dangerous to feel like the Department of Justice is being weaponized against anyone in this country.” 4:05pm- Daniel Penny, the U.S. Marine veteran who has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the death of Jordan Neely, told Fox News Digital that he “was scared” and that Neely had threatened to kill people on the New York City subway. 4:10pm- While speaking with MSNBC, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg was asked about the Canadian wildfires—he suggested that in order to guarantee clean air, the Biden Administration was concentrating on creating more electric vehicle charging stations. Wait. How is that going to put out the fires? 4:20pm- King Phillip is back! While addressing the press, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy implored residents to remain in doors as the state deals with smoke from wildfires in Alberta, Quebec, and Nova Scotia. 4:30pm- During his CNN town hall on Wednesday night, host Dana Bash argued with Republican presidential candidate Mike Pence after he stated that irreversible “gender affirming” surgeries should not be performed on children. 4:45pm- Retired New Jersey Police Officer Joseph Valdora joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss the need for a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to the pensions of police officers in the state. Without the adjustment, many retired officers are forced to endure declining standards of living. To learn more visit: https://www.njrpfa.org/ 5:05pm- Gerald Posner—Pulitzer Prize finalist & author of “Pharma: Greed, Lies and the Poisoning of America”—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss his latest Wall Street Journal editorial, “The Truth About Puberty Blockers.” Posner writes: “The Food and Drug Administration has approved [puberty blockers] to treat prostate cancer, endometriosis, certain types of infertility and a rare childhood disease caused by a genetic mutation. But it has never approved them for gender dysphoria, the clinical term for the belief that one's body is the wrong sex.” You can read Posner's full editorial here: https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-truth-about-puberty-blockers-overdiagnosis-gender-dysphoria-children-933cd8fb?mod=opinion_lead_pos6 5:25pm- Matt forgets to tweet a link to the YouTube livestream—and, of course, is promptly reprimanded! 5:40pm- According to David Krayden of The Post Millennial, “[t]he Trudeau government continues to insist that wildfires in Canada are the direct result of climate change. This is despite indications that forest mismanagement.” Consequently, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is advocating on behalf of a higher carbon tax to combat climate change. You can read Krayden's full article here: https://thepostmillennial.com/trudeau-government-wants-higher-carbon-tax-to-fight-wildfires-claim-climate-change-is-the-cause?utm_campaign=64466 5:45pm- What caused the Canadian wildfires? PLUS Rich plays several Smokey the Bear commercials! 6:05pm- According to a report from Spencer Lindquist of The Daily Wire, “Nike will celebrate Pride Month by hosting a panel discussion with a surgeon who said he performed ‘gender affirming mastectomies' on minors” You can read the full article here: https://www.dailywire.com/news/nike-marks-pride-month-with-doc-who-does-kids-gender-surgeries-leaked-email-shows 6:20pm- According to Hank Berrien of The Daily Wire, Target has donated money to the NDN Collective—and organization that has referred to Mount Rushmore as “an international symbol of white supremacy.” You can read the full article here: https://www.dailywire.com/news/target-donated-funds-to-group-calling-to-close-mount-rushmore-report 6:40pm- Woke censors have come for the 1971 Gene Hackman film “The French Connection.”

In this episode Truth talks with Phill Anderson – a Massachusetts based paranormal investigator, explorer, and host of a weekly show on YouTube where he documents his paranormal investigations.      The two discuss all things paranormal – especially in regards to the Bridgewater Triangle region (Freetown Forest, Hockomock Swamp, etc) which is a hotbed of paranormal activity. Spirits, ghosts, cryptids (Puckwudgies, Bigfoot, Thunderbirds, etc.), vortex / portals, UFO/aliens are all addressed.  Phill also talks about his history and how he got into exploring abandoned places/paranormal investigation, methodology, and equipment for doing so!  There's also discussion around local history – especially in regards to King Phillip's War….   For more info: IG/TikTok: @exploringwithPhill Youtube:  @canadiandutchboys / Canadian Dutch Boy Studios   As always, please hit the subscribe button if you like and support what we do! You'll get early access to new episodes! Also please leave a review!   Follow us on IG: @bigtruth TikTok: @bigtruthpodcast YouTube: @thebigtruthpodcast   For feedback, questions, sponsorship info contact: bigtruthpodcast@gmail.com For more info: http://www.bigtruthpodcast.com To support the show: http://www.patreon.com/bigtruth   The Big Truth Podcast is proudly sponsored by: - Old Bike Barn (IG: @oldbikebarn / www.oldbikebarn.com) - Law Tigers (IG: @lawtigers / www.lawtigers.com) - Crater Lake Clear CBD ( www.craterlakeclear.com) - Choppahead Kustom Cycles (IG: @choppahead / www.choppahead.com) - Chopcult (IG: @chopcult / www.chopcult.com) - Omerta (IG: @omertamia / www.omertamia.com) - use code: BIGTRUTH at checkout for 20% off your order! - Pitchfork (IG: @pitchforkny / www.pitchforkny.com) - Heavy (IG: @heavyclothing / www.heavy.bigcartel.com) - Full Speed Ahead (IG: @fullspeedaheadshow / www.fullspeedaheadshow.com) I

Welcome to East Greenwich, Rhode Island!  The town was incorporated in 1677 as Greenwich and is the 8th oldest town in the state.  The town was originally established to provide farms and house lots to 48 men who fought in King Phillip's War.  In 1741 the town split into East and West Greenwich.  Located on the western side of the Narragansett Bay, the town established the first Navy in the American colonies in 1772.  East Greenwich is home to a number of National Historic Places and several museums including The Varnum Memorial Armory and The New England Wireless and Steam Museum.  We hope you enjoy our trip to East Greenwich!

Deer Island sounds like it should be a cool hangout for local wildlife, but wow it is not that at all. In the aftermath of King Phillip's War, Boston goes down the road of history's worst takes, and commits a little (additional) genocide. Join Nash and Angel as they detail the final histories as the New England colonists (/colonizers) try to eradicate the very people that saved them. Support us on Patreon.⁠ ⁠Follow us on instagram(@deathandfriendspodcast)! ⁠ ⁠Follow Nash Flynn @itsnashflynn⁠ ⁠Follow Angel Luna @GuerrillaJokes ⁠ ⁠Follow us on TikTok @deathapodcast⁠ ⁠This is a KnaveryInk podcast.⁠ Have you seen our website? ⁠https://www.deathandfriends.org/

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The Rich Zeoli Show- Full Episode (01/10/2023):  3:05pm- According to CBS News, “Attorney General Merrick Garland has assigned the U.S. attorney in Chicago to review classified documents found at the Penn Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement in Washington” that had been collected after Joe Biden concluded his two terms as Vice President in 2017. CNN is reporting that the unearthed classified documents include information on Iran, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom.  3:10pm- In September of 2022, President Joe Biden spoke with 60 Minutes about Donald Trump's handling of classified information. Biden pondered, “how could anyone be that irresponsible?” Biden is now accused of being equally relaxed with classified information.  3:20pm- NBC White House Correspondent Mike Memoli noted that Biden Administration officials knew about the issue regarding classified documents two-months ago—however, they waited to make the information public. 3:30pm- Despite similarities between Donald Trump and Joe Biden's handling of classified documents, MSNBC host Rachel Maddow unsurprisingly did her best to defend President Biden while attacking Trump.  3:40pm- Representative Thomas Massie—United States Congressman for Kentucky's 4th Congressional District—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss his placement on a soon to be formed “Church Committee” designed to investigate the federal government's weaponization of domestic surveillance and horrifying embrace of censorship. Massie also discusses a House Republican push to abolish the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and reminds the audience that it's not bourbon if it doesn't come from Kentucky! 4:05pm- In August 1975, Senator Frank Church appeared on Meet the Press and discussed surveillance technology being used by the American government to monitor foreign enemies—but he warned that it could, in the future, be used by the government to infringe upon the rights of American citizens. His warnings proved to be prophetic. Can the new Church Committee curtail government overreach, specifically surveillance and censorship? 4:25pm- While speaking on the House floor, Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) warned that the “greatest threat to our country comes from violent, right-wing militia groups.” 4:35pm- Daniel Turner—Founder & Executive Director of Power the Future—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss the Biden Administration's potential move to ban gas stoves over alleged pollutants the stoves expel. Turner notes that this is less about health concerns, and more about pushing “clean energy.” 4:50pm- While appearing on Drew Barrymore's television show, former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams said she will run for political office again…and again…and again… 5:00pm- While speaking with Larry Kudlow, Congressman Jim Jordan (R-OH) vowed to halt the growth of government while Republicans control the House of Representatives.  5:05pm- Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) followed through with the promise he made after being sworn in as Speaker of the House and, on Tuesday, House Republicans voted to rescind roughly $70 billion designated to expand the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The IRS had planned to add 87,000 new agents.  5:10pm- Is NBC paying Jimmy Fallon to not be funny? 5:20pm- On his Fox News show, Tucker Carlson wondered whether China—a supposed University of Pennsylvania donor—had access to the classified documents stashed at his UPenn office.  5:45pm- King Phillip the Unaccountable is back! New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy delivered his 2023 State of the State Address on Tuesday. 5:55pm- Is the Republican Party about to go to war with itself over defense spending?  6:05pm- According to New Jersey Spotlight News, two humpback whales have washed ashore in Atlantic City in the last two weeks—with six whales in total being beached across New Jersey in the last month. Conservationists believe the phenomenon could be caused by the development of offshore windmill projects in the area. 6:25pm- According to a report from Radar Online, NBC is beginning to regret the $80 million contract extension they gave late night host Jimmy Fallon. His show garners a mere 1.3 million viewers per evening. 6:45pm- REPLAY: Representative Thomas Massie—United States Congressman for Kentucky's 4th Congressional District—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss his placement on a soon to be formed “Church Committee” designed to investigate the federal government's weaponization of domestic surveillance and horrifying embrace of censorship. Massie also discusses a House Republican push to abolish the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and reminds the audience that it's not bourbon if it doesn't come from Kentucky! 6:55pm- Who Won Social Media? 

The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 3:  While speaking with Larry Kudlow, Congressman Jim Jordan (R-OH) vowed to halt the growth of government while Republicans control the House of Representatives. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) followed through with the promise he made after being sworn in as Speaker of the House and, on Tuesday, House Republicans voted to rescind roughly $70 billion designated to expand the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The IRS had planned to add 87,000 new agents. Is NBC paying Jimmy Fallon to not be funny? On his Fox News show, Tucker Carlson wondered whether China—a supposed University of Pennsylvania donor—had access to the classified documents stashed at his UPenn office. King Phillip the Unaccountable is back! New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy delivered his 2023 State of the State Address on Tuesday. Is the Republican Party about to go to war with itself over defense spending? 

Episode 29 - Erik Slader goes solo for a deep dive into the tragic and complicated true story behind the Thanksgiving holiday, starting in 1621 with the Mayflower Pilgrims and Squanto to the Green Corn Massacre of 1637, King Phillip's War, and beyond... Also on this episode: The Bracket of Fails: Hernán Cortés vs Francisco Pizarro / Pope Urban II vs President Andrew Jackson Epik Wins of History: Pocahontas Dan Hitch Presents: The Sovereign of the Seas Chris's Conspiracy Corner: Big Foot?! Audio / Music Clips: "One World / We Are One" by Mag 7 and IllumiNative (2019), random clips from: "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee" (2007), "Adams Family Values" (1993), "How I Met Your Mother" (2005), "60 Minutes" (UAP story), SNL, etc Outro Music / Segment Jingles by DeftStroke Sound! Listen to “Mayflower” by Nathaniel Philbrick on Audible (click here for a free trial)! Click here to check out our Podcasters Disassembled episode on "PREY"! And you can support me by buying my latest book, "2299" on Amazon! Follow / Message Us on Social Media: E-mail: ErikSlader@gmail.com Twitter: @ErikSlader @EpikFailsdotcom Instagram: @ErikSlader @EpikFailsofHistory Click here to join our Facebook Group! All 4 EPIC FAILS books are available on Amazon, as well as my latest sci-fi novella, "2299"! (Get a free audio book on Audible at: http://www.audibletrial.com/EpikFails) You can also support me directly here: BuyMeACoffee.com/EpikFails This podcast is a production of the We Can Make This Work (Probably) Network follow us to keep up with this show and discover our many other podcasts - including: 2 Young 4 This Trek, Comic Zombie, and Podcasters Assemble! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The little known story of the most apocalyptic war in American History. Part 1/3 Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/lionsledbydonkeys Sources: Lisa Brooks. Our Beloved Kin James Drake. King Philip's War: Civil War in New England Kyle Zelner. Rabble in Arms, Massachusetts Towns and Militiamen During King Philip's War

Hey y'all and happy Thanksgiving! Kat reminds us why this is a particularly distasteful holiday with an overview of King Phillip's War or the First Indian War. Kaleigh then wraps up her two part series on the Klondike Gold rush, this time covering the fall and the aftermath.Talk to us!Twitter: @TINAHLpodcastEmail: Thisisnotahistorylecture@gmail.comRemember to rate us wherever you can!

Helen and Danni turn the clock waaaay back to learn about the bloody piratess Jeanne De Clisson. After a classic middle ages life of marriage at 12 and babies at 14, Jeanne had to go through a few suitors before she found the one. A love story like we've never heard before commenced… that was until the Hundred Years War and King Phillip of France got in the way. After the untimely death of her sweetheart, Jeanne waged war against French nobility in maybe the coolest way possible… Expect Game of Thrones level badassery, a love story to rival Romeo and Juliet, and a strange confession from our Helen. Devils in The Dark contains details of graphic violence and murder. It is not intended for all audiences. Listener discretion is strongly advised.   For updates on Devils in The Dark and all things true crime, head to @devilsinthedark on Instagram! You can also follow Helen Anderson at @helenanderz and Danni Howard at @thatdannihoward.  Produced by Alexandra Jueno at Audioboom Studios. This episode is sponsored by... Calm. Go to www.calm.com/DEVILS for 40% off unlimited access to Calm's entire library. Wild. Go to www.wearewild.com and use code “DEVILS” at checkout for 20% off. PLUS head to bit.ly/3VgWYr6 for 40% off LIMITED TIME ONLY. StitchFix. Head to www.stitchfix.co.uk/DEVILS20 and you'll receive your First Fix styled and delivered to you absolutely free. And to sweeten the deal, you'll get an additional 20% off when you keep all five items in your fix.  If you have been affected by any of the themes in this week's episode please consider contacting the following resources: The Samaritans helpline: 116 123 Confidential Emotional Support Line: 01708 765200 Rape Crisis Helpline: 0808 802 9999 (help is also available at live chat at https://rapecrisis.org.uk/get-help/live-chat-helpline/ *times apply) Sexual Assault Support Line: 01708 765200 Refuge domestic abuse helpline: 0808 2000 247 (live chat is also available at https://www.nationaldahelpline.org.uk/Contact-us *times apply) Safeline domestic abuse helpline: 01926 402 498  Safeline national male survivor helpline: 0808 800 5005 See audioboom.com/about/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. 

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Known as the home from the Conjuring movie, the REAL home in Rhode Island has SO much history surrounding it. One of the bloodiest battles during King Phillip's War was fought on the land the home was built. So much blood shed on this land led to a pool of paranormal activity still to this day. Tune in as we discuss more of the history, the truth with the Perron family, and the hauntings involved with the REAL Conjuring house.   Sponsor - Calm Your Body Down 'Salem's Secret' by Peter Gundry

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Hello Interactors,I ran into a friend last week who shared a bit of neighborly news. A border dispute is brewing in our neighborhood and you can bet maps are soon to be weaponized. It’s nothing new in border disputes around the world, but do maps really lead to a shared understanding of people and their interaction with place? It may be time cartography gets radical. As interactors, you’re special individuals self-selected to be a part of an evolutionary journey. You’re also members of an attentive community so I welcome your participation.Please leave your comments below or email me directly.Now let’s go…COMMUNITIES DEMANDING IMPUNITIESI step quietly as I near the end of the private lane. Ahead there’s a beige colored fence, barely six feet high, blocking the pathway. It’s attached adjacently to a fence bordering the owner’s yard. As I gently approach the fence I see a dingy string innocently dangling from a small hole in the upper right corner near the fence post. A slight tug on the string and I hear a metal latch release on the other side. It’s not a fence after all, but a secret gate.I push it open and slither through sheepishly looking around to see if I’d been caught. I’m careful to lift the cold black metal latch to silence it as I gently close the gate behind me. I scurry past the driveway glancing at the house. My pace quickens down the remainder of the private lane before me. I self-consciously scurry by neighboring homes and scamper up a steep hill before triumphantly stepping onto the territory of public domain: a city street.This secret passage along a private drive is known to longtime locals in the neighborhood like me. The gate sits on private property connecting two private lanes that connect two public parks at each end. Adventurous out-of-towners looking to walk or bike from one park to the other usually see the gate masquerading as a fence and turn around. But for as long as these roads have existed, locals have hastily snuck through the graciously placed gate.But the fate of this gate is a question as of late. Do they have the right to block a pedestrian route that connects public parks even though it’s on private land? Or do they have the duty to honor the traditions of a community that has relied on this path for decades if not centuries? To answer these questions, governments, corporations, and individuals turn to legally binding property maps. Instead of arming themselves with their own maps in a race to the court, perhaps they should join arms around one map seeking mutual support.The word map is a shortened version of the 14th century middle English word, mapemounde. That’s a compound word combining latin’s mappa, “napkin or cloth”, and mundi “of the world” and was used to describe a map of the world that was most likely drawn on an ancient cloth or papyrus.This etymology resembles cartography from latin’s carta "leaf of paper or a writing tablet" and graphia "to scrape or scratch" (on clay tablets with a stylus)”.Given modern cartography’s reliance on coordinates, the word cartography easily could have emerged from the word cartesian. That word is derived from the latin word cartesius which is the Latin spelling of descartes – the last name of the French mathematician, René Descartes. Descartes merged the fields of geometry and algebra to form coordinate geometry. It was a discovery that, as Joel L. Morrison writes in the History of Cartography, formed the”foundation of analytic geometry and provided geometric interpretations for many other branches of mathematics, such as linear algebra, complex analysis, differential geometry, multivariate calculus, and group theory, and, of course, for cartography.”This two dimensional rectangular coordinate system made it easy for 17th century land barons and imperial governments to more easily and accurately calculate distance and area on a curved earth and communicate them on a flat piece of paper. The increased expediency, accuracy, durability, and portability of paper allowed Cartesian maps to accelerate territorial expansionism and colonization around the world.But rectangular mapping of property, Cadastral Mapping, dates back to the Romans in the first century A.D. Cartography historian, O. A. W. Dilke writes,“One of the main advantages of a detailed map of Rome was to improve the efficiency of the city's administration...”Even as Descartes was inventing analytical geometry in the 1600s, European colonizers in the Americas were using rectilinear maps in attempts to negotiate land rights with Indigenous people. For example, between 1666 and 1668 a land deed clerk filed a copy of a map detailing a coastal area in what is now as Massachusetts near Buzzards Bay. The original map was drawn by a Harvard educated Indigenous man named John Sassamon who was also a member of the Massachusett tribe.Sassamon was respected by colonizers because he represented the ideal of an assimilated native but he was also held in high regard by local tribes…including the Wampanoag for which this map served as a legal document. He was an asset to both populations and served as an interpreter in a wide range of negotiations between tribes and colonizers.This map was used by the Plymouth colonists to negotiate terms over Wampanoag land with their leader Metacom (or as he was also known as, King Phillip). It shows a rectangle featuring a river on the left side of the map labeled, “This is a river”, a line drawn at the top and the bottom labeled, “This line is a path”, and on the right side is a vertical line that encloses the rectangle. Surrounding the area are names of tribes and a body of text at the bottom describing the terms of the deal.Herein lies a controversy, the intention of the map, and the fate of the mapped land. The text can be read one of two ways:“Wee are now willing should be sold” or “Wee are not willing should be sold”.The full statement in the records reads:“This may informe the honor Court that I Phillip arne willing to sell the Land within this draught…I haue set downe all the principal! names of the land wee are not willing should be sold. ffrom Pacanaukett the 24th of the 12th month 1668PHILLIP [his mark]”Nine years later, in January of 1675, Sassamon warned the governor of the Plymouth Colony, Josiah Winslow, that Metacom (King Phillip) was planning an attack. The Wampanaog, and other tribes, had become frustrated and threatened by encroaching colonists. Days later Sassamon’s body was found in a pond.At first many thought he had drowned fishing, but further evidence revealed his neck had been violently broken. A witness came forth claiming to have seen three Wampanoag men attack Sassamon. The three men were tried before the first mixed jury of Indigenous people and European settlers. They ruled guilty and all three men were hung.This created increased tensions and mistrust between Metacom and the Puritans leading to the King Phillips War in the summer of 1675. The battle lasted three years, most of which was without Metacom. In August of 1676 he was hunted down and shot by another Indigenous man who had converted, forcibly or voluntarily, to Puritan ways. Metacom’s wife and children were captured and sold as slaves in Bermuda. Metacom was cut into quarters and his limbs were hung from trees. His head was put on a post at the entrance to the Plymouth colony where it remained for two decades.LABORERS MAPPING WITH NEIGHBORSViolence against and dispossession of Indigenous people by colonists and industrialists usually involves a map. That’s as true today as it has been at least since the Romans. But it hasn’t stunted attempts over the years to reduce or eliminate these injustices. For example, at the end of World War I, while U.S. President Woodrow Wilson and his Inquiry team were remapping Europe at the Paris Peace Conference, the League of Nations was born.Out of this organization came the International Labor Organization (ILO) with representatives from Belgium, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, France, Italy, Japan, Poland, the United Kingdom and the United States. It was chaired by the head of the American Federation of Labor (AFL), Samuel Gompers. Founding members were made of representatives from government, employers, and workers. In the interest of creating a peaceful, safe, and just world, they intended to establish fair labor practices around the world, including fair pay for women – a provision Gompers brought to the table himself. Two lines of their founding preamble stand out amidst today’s international social disorder,“Whereas universal and lasting peace can be established only if it is based upon social justice…Whereas also the failure of any nation to adopt humane conditions of labour is an obstacle in the way of other nations which desire to improve the conditions in their own countries.”Social justice and historic income inequality are conditions that need improved among most countries today as they did in 1918. But when it came time to ratify the permanent ILO members, the U.S. Congress voted to deny Gompers a seat at the ILO table. U.S. politicians were suspect of the League of Nations and many feared these international labor rights may interfere with privatized labor in the United States. It wasn’t until 1934 that the U.S., with the urging of FDR, was allowed to take a seat at the ILO by the U.S. Congress.Nonetheless, during the 1920s the ILO conducted several studies concerning labor conditions around the world. That including the subjugation of Indigenous Peoples as a result of widespread colonization. In 1930 ILO 29 was passed drawing much needed attention on forced labor of Indigenous and Afro-descendant people.For the next two decades the ILO continued to conduct research and create programs throughout their conventions. In 1951 the ILO Committee of Experts on Indigenous Labour devised a 20 year blueprint that addressed land and labor rights of Indigenous populations. They brought together various UN organizations like the World Health Organization, the Food and Agriculture Organization, and UN Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization. It culminated in the publishing of a 1953 report on the core social and economic conditions facing Indigenous Peoples in the Americas.Four years later this work made its way into the passing of ILO 170 as part of the Indigenous and Tribal Populations Convention of 1957. The preamble includes language that admits there exists,“in various independent countries indigenous and other tribal and semi-tribal populations which are not yet integrated into the national community and whose social, economic or cultural situation hinders them from benefiting fully from the rights and advantages enjoyed by other elements of the population…”This was the world’s first attempt to codify Indigenous rights into international law through a binding convention. These conventions included government made maps that were used as legally binding documents. Up to this point in history almost all legally binding maps were produced by governments. But with the spread of neoliberalism around the globe in the 1950s, mapping efforts began to be outsourced from governments to private firms and corporations. This shift was amplified by U.S. President Harry S. Truman’s Point Four Program that offered technical assistance to developing countries, especially Latin America, and was largely funded by private institutions like the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations.Neoliberal economists out of the University of Chicago, Chicago Boys, were also embedded in Latin American governments in hopes of spreading neoliberal policies that favored U.S. industries. Conservative politicians, emboldened by the Cold War, also feared these countries may turn to socialism or communism; especially given the majority of the founding members of the ILO and the League of Nations favored social programs as a means of protecting and providing social justice and stability. The U.S. stood alone in opposition to these principles and policies, but remained influential nonetheless given the U.S. military and monetary domination.But the privatization of legal and technical documents by neoliberals, including maps, resulted in unintended consequences. If within the ILO trifecta of “government, employers, and workers” governments and employers could provide legally binding maps and documents, so could workers. This opened an opportunity for Indigenous communities, and their advocates, to provide their own maps that countered centuries-old border claims and land rights made by expansionist governments and industrialists, both of which are inextricably linked.The language in ILO 170, while groundbreaking, was still drenched in paternalistic chauvinism and assumed assimilation of Indigenous Peoples as the binding element. One example is shown in the preamble above, “not yet integrated into the national community.” Over the course of the following 40 years Indigenous Peoples worked with the international community to revise the language. In 1989 the ILO passed ILO 169 which “takes the approach of respect for the cultures, ways of life, traditions and customary laws of Indigenous and tribal Peoples who are covered by it. It presumes that they will continue to exist as parts of national societies with their own identity, their own structures and their own traditions. The Convention presumes that these structures and ways of life have a value that needs to be protected.”However, the word Indigenous Peoples was footnoted. In a compromise to include language of Indigenous self-determination, the ILO asked that the United Nations take up the matter on self-determination claiming it was beyond the scope of the ILO.Indigenous people continue to advocate for their rights as “workers” through labor organizations in the ILO trio of “government, employers, and workers.” Only 23 of the 187 countries in the ILO have ratified ILO 169 and the United States and Canada are not among them. Most all are in Latin America and one of the most lethal legal weapon Indigenous people have continue to be counter-maps – maps that counter centuries of exploitive hegemonic colonialism.FROM FALLABLE MAPS TO TANGIBLE RAPS After decades at successful attempts at counter-mapping, it may have run its course. Governments and corporations have come to use maps to gain further legal control over Indigenous lands through abundant resources and political maneuvering. If the courtrooms of international law were a knife fight, governments and corporations show up with laser guided missiles. Labor unions in those 23 countries that ratified ILO 169 struggle for leverage, representation, and a voice – especially unions representing Indigenous and Afro-descendant communities. And if they’re suffering, imagine the masses of unrepresented workers in the remaining 164 countries who have not ratified ILO 169.Meanwhile more and more natural resources are sought in increasingly sensitive environmental areas, like the Amazon forests, where the majority of biodiversity and CO2 sucking vegetation is protected by Indigenous communities and their way of life. And as global warming increases, their living conditions will likely lead to more dispossession and even extinction.Mapping technologies since 1989 have also become progressively democratized. They’ve empowered even more people to take to cartography to get their voices heard, claim their land, and their way of life. There has also been a steady increase in members of these Indigenous populations earning degrees in science, social science, technology, and law. They’ve also found increasing numbers of likeminded scholars, intellectuals, activists, and practitioners from the around the world to help.Bjørn Sletto, Joe Bryan, Alfredo Wagner, and Charles Hale are four such examples. They are editors of a recent book called Radical cartographies : participatory mapmaking from Latin America published by the University of Texas Press. It “sheds light on the innovative uses of participatory mapping emerging from Latin America’s marginalized communities”. It’s a “diverse collection” of maps and mapping techniques that “reconceptualize what maps mean”. They argue what is missing, even in counter-mapping, are “representations of identity and place”.The lead editor, Bjørn Sletto, is a native of Norway, was educated in the United States, and has lived and researched in Indigenous communities and border cities in Latin America. He writes in the introduction that“Beyond making claims on the state, Indigenous and Afro-descendant communities appropriate participatory mapping technologies to strengthen self-determination, local governance, and resource management within their own territories…”What he’s found over decades of experience is that,“This fundamental rethinking of the role of maps and the different ways they can be created, analyzed, and remade is driven in large part by inhabitants of the territories themselves, rather than by Western scholars or NGOs.”These scholars have compiled a book that gives these Ingenious people voice and representation through their own methods of cartography. They’ve been allowed to describe geographies “in their own language and on their own terms.” By “describing and depicting the natural and built environments emerging from Indigenous, Black, and other traditional groups in Latin America” they are able to “demonstrate that these radical mapping practices are as varied as the communities in which they take place”.María Laura Nahuel is one contributor in the book. She is a resident of the Mapuce Lof (Community) Newen Mapu, Neuquén, Argentina and received her undergraduate degree in geography from the Department of Humanities at the National University of Comahue, Argentina. She writes that,“the current political, economic, cultural, and judicial context of our work has led us to think carefully about how the state’s historic monopoly over cartography has served to subjugate the ancestral and millenary wisdom of our people, the Mapuce. In particular, new multinational resource extraction projects, which are endorsed by the Argentine government, threaten our livelihood and subject us to a constant state of tension and uncertainty. This reality has led us to develop territorial defense strategies as well as plans for achieving kvme felen, or a state of good living. Mapuce participatory cultural mapping plays a key role in this process.”Co-editor Joe Bryan is another contributor in the book. He is the associate professor in geography at the University of Colorado, Boulder where he focuses on Indigenous politics in the Americas, human rights, and critical cartography. He asks in the book’s concluding commentary:“What is a territory? The question pops up repeatedly across the chapters in this volume. After all, what are mapping projects if not attempts to define territory? The problem, as several of the authors suggest, is that mapping affords a partial understanding of territory at best. At worst, mapping runs completely counter to Black and Indigenous concepts of territory with potentially devastating results. That outcome makes the question of what a territory is all the more pressing...”He goes on to observe that,“We are used to thinking of territory as a closed object, a thing that can be mapped, recognized, and demarcated. The dominance of this concept is reinforced by mapping, beginning with the use of GPS units and other cartographic technologies to locate material instances of use and occupancy... Legal developments reinforce this approach, pushing titling and demarcation as a remedy to the lack of protection…”The owner of the property on which that gate I sometimes sneak through wants to build a new home. Their plans don’t leave room for a gate nor are they particularly interested in maintaining a right of way for the public. It’s caused a kerfuffle in the neighborhood. Home owners on this private lane want their privacy while their neighbors want to maintain access between parks.It’s a battle of territory and maps are the weapon. Individual home owners show title maps that reveal there is no public easement on the private lane. The city acknowledges there is no easement in their maps either, but are acting in the interest of the majority and asking owners to grant easements so the path may remain. It may come down to the courts to decide and you can bet maps will be involved. But as Joe Bryan says, maps afford only a partial understanding of territory.I’m not suggesting the problems of affluent suburban property owners are of equal consequence to the existence and rights of Indigenous and Black communities or the protection of vanishing natural resources. But what they do have in common is the insufficiency of traditional Cartesian maps to adequately represent interests of governments, corporations, and individuals in battles over borders and territories. Especially when their weaponized.A primary trigger of the King Phillip War in 1675 was the encroachment of European colonizers. This led to misrepresentation, misunderstanding, and miscommunication of territory use and rights on a Cartesian map drawn by an Indigenous member of the Massachusett tribe supposedly seeking shared understanding between cultures. Here we are in 2022 where technology and enlightened cultural sensitivity abounds, and rigid Cartesian maps are still leading to dispossession and violence of under-represented and vulnerable communities.But like the Europeans that colonized these lands over 500 years ago, we are turning to Indigenous people for guidance on how best to map and understand territories. We are again asking them to use maps as a way to best interact with people and place through what the editors of that book call radical cartography. Perhaps it’s time we put down our weapons of maps destruction and draw a map together. It just may draw us all closer together. How radical is that? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit interplace.io

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Zeol Show Hour 4:  In the final hour of the Zeoli Show, Rich reacted to the news of President Biden making his nomination for the Supreme Court as it was announced, the dangers children are facing when it comes to Mark Zuckerberg's metaverse and Governor Phil Murphy may be done with COVID pronouncements but he's not done with them all-together.  9:01-NEWS 9:04-President Biden makes his pick for the Supreme Court  9:06-Prepare for $4/gallon gas prices  9:10-BBC report shows horrors on the "Metaverse" for children  9:43-CUT SHEET | Governor Murphy issues his latest announcement around weather | Then says he's leaving the state before the storm | CNN's awkward transition to an Applebee's commercial  9:55-Final thoughts

In part one of what's on the cut sheet, Governor Murphy aka King Phillip the Unaccountable announces the end of his COVID briefings unless they are needed again

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Top of the top with King Phillip Topic: Message to Black Non Profit Leaders We are looking at the destructive behaviors within the black and brown community that absolutely NOBODY is saying anything about. Not only are these behaviors and code of ethics dangerous, but they are also deadly. We are solution oriented, we will also provide, solutions --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/macm303/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/macm303/support

Top of the top with King Phillip Topic: FAMILY OR NOT TF!!! We are looking at the destructive behaviors within the black and brown community that absolutely NOBODY is saying anything about. Not only are these behaviors and code of ethics dangerous, but they are also deadly. We are solution oriented, we will also provide, solutions --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/macm303/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/macm303/support

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Today on the Zeoli Show, Rich discussed Governor Phil Murphy having his emergency powers being stripped away by the New Jersey Senate. A final move by exiting Senator Steve Sweeney after his loss to incoming Senator-elect Ed Durr. Yet, during his upcoming State of the State address he is expected to enforce the mask mandate in all New Jersey schools. A complete tyrannically move by King Phillip the unaccountable.  Photo by: Eduardo Munoz Alvarez / Stringer

Top of the top with King Phillip Topic: 2 Americas...TF We are looking at the destructive behaviors within the black and brown community that absolutely NOBODY is saying anything about. Not only are these behaviors and code of ethics dangerous, but they are also deadly. We are solution oriented, we will also provide, solutions --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/macm303/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/macm303/support

Episode Notes As we approach the holiday season we will hear a great deal of rhetoric about families and family values. We will hear about the historical importance of Thanksgiving and Christmas, and how they were both expressions of Christian values. Christmas is a religious holiday that has been adopted by all kinds of people as a secular celebration. Thanksgiving is no less religious, and it has also been adopted as a secular holiday.  Thanksgiving needs to be practiced with some awareness of its problematic origins.  The first Thanksgiving was a three day harvest celebration held by about fifty Plymouth colonists who survived the difficult passage and conditions that killed off, and a little over a hundred uninvited members of the Pokanoket Wampanoag tribe, including their chief, Ousemequin. The celebration became an irregular tradition for many years, and was declared a national holiday by Abraham Lincoln in 1863, an attempt to mend the country after the Civil War:  It has seemed to me fit and proper that they should be solemnly, reverently and gratefully acknowledged as with one heart and voice by the whole American people. I do therefore invite my fellow-citizens in every part of the United States, and also those who are at sea and those who are sojourning in foreign lands, to set apart and observe the last Thursday of November next, as a day of Thanksgiving and Praise to our beneficent Father who dwelleth in the Heavens. And I recommend to them that while offering up the ascriptions justly due to Him for such singular deliverances and blessings, they do also, with humble penitence for our national perverseness and disobedience, commend to his tender care all those who have become widows, orphans, mourners or sufferers in the lamentable civil strife in which we are unavoidably engaged, and fervently implore the interposition of the Almighty Hand to heal the wounds of the nation and to restore it as soon as may be consistent with the Divine purposes to the full enjoyment of peace, harmony, tranquility and Union. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed. The Wampanoag people, People of the First Light, were nearly decimated by contact with European settlers and traders. Speculation is that as high as ninety percent of local indeigenous populations were lost, and local confederated tribes were destabilized by the continued expansion of settlers into Indigenous lands. Many Wampanoag, devastated by illness and their helplessness in the face of mass deaths, decided to convert to Christianity. To do it, they accommodated the European ideas about Patriarchy, abandoning their own traditions where women could inherit family wealth and had a voice in tribal decisions.  Chief Ousemequin had two sons that converted to Christianity, Wamsutta and Metacom. They were given Christian names, Alexander and Phillip. Alexander died suddenly, under what many Wampanoag felt was suspicious circumstances. Phillip was not only of the opinion that the ever expanding settlers had poisoned his brother, but that they would poison him as well. He was summoned to a meeting with settlers where they accused him of resisting progress, and insisted that he signed a document demanding the surrender of all Wapanoag firearms. Chief Phillip signed the agreement but did not comply. Aggressions rose between the colonizers and the indigenous tribes. It led to what is remembered as King Phillip's War, a fight in which the Christian Indians, their loyalties divided, often took up arms against their own chief. At the end of the war 40 percent of the Local indigenous population was dead. Members of the revolt were drawn and quartered, and those parts put on public display. Chief Phillip's wife and nine year old son were sold into slavery. In 1676 Phillip himself was captured and killed.  The first recorded celebration was in 1621. King Phillip's War ended after two bitter years in 1676. Fifty one years after that first celebration of unity the settlers  and native peoples, a program of destabilization and genocide had already begun.  https://www.history.com/news/first-thanksgiving-colonists-native-americans-men Find us on Twitter: @WithoutWorksPod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/withoutworks Email @ withoutworkspod@gmail.com Our Internet home: www.withoutworkspodcast.com

Top of the top with King Phillip Topic: FREE SHIT We are looking at the destructive behaviors within the black and brown community that absolutely NOBODY is saying anything about. Not only are these behaviors and code of ethics dangerous, but they are also deadly. We are solution oriented, we will also provide, solutions --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/macm303/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/macm303/support

How much do we REALLY love our "loved ones" when they don't exist when they are in prison? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/macm303/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/macm303/support

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Topic: Trauma's We are looking at the destructive behaviors within the black and brown community that absolutely NOBODY is saying anything about. Not only are these behaviors and code of ethics dangerous, but they are also deadly. We are solution oriented, we will also provide, solutions --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/macm303/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/macm303/support

King Phillip the Unaccountable of New Jersey poses maskless. The White House keeps pushing the lie that border agents on horseback whipped migrants while pretending they don't know how many illegal immigrants are being released into the United States. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The White House keeps pushing the fake horse whip border agent story. King Phillip the Unaccountable is a giant hypocrite posing for pictures without a mask.

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This week in 1588 the Spanish Armada fought running battles in the Channel with the English Navy. It was sent by King Phillip of Spain who ruled half the world to crush Elizabeth Tudor the woman who ruled half an Island but would end in defeat and disaster for the Spanish. The background to this conflict was the growing Anglo-Spanish rivalry that had sprung up ever since the discovery of the New World and the English desire to obtain a slice of the huge wealth, power and influence that could be gained there. The reformation also played its part in pitting protestant England against Spain's Catholics. In the first of two programmes to remember the Armada Dan is joined by Alexander Samson who is a Reader in Early Modern Studies at University College London and has a special interest in Spanish history. Alexander and Dan discuss how this rivalry between England and Spain developed, how the two countries have a centuries-old trading connection, and why the Spanish Armada was far from the only armada! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week in 1588 the Spanish Armada fought running battles in the Channel with the English Navy. It was sent by King Phillip of Spain who ruled half the world to crush Elizabeth Tudor the woman who ruled half an Island but would end in defeat and disaster for the Spanish. The background to this conflict was the growing Anglo-Spanish rivalry that had sprung up ever since the discovery of the New World and the English desire to obtain a slice of the huge wealth, power and influence that could be gained there. The reformation also played its part in pitting protestant England against Spain's Catholics. In the first of two programmes to remember the Armada Dan is joined by Alexander Samson who is a Reader in Early Modern Studies at University College London and has a special interest in Spanish history. Alexander and Dan discuss how this rivalry between England and Spain developed, how the two countries have a centuries-old trading connection, and why the Spanish Armada was far from the only armada! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode Notes Welcome everyone to Mythstorie, a podcast about myths and History. Today Cammy and Bryent discuss figure of Baphomet which is given life around the 11-14th centuries through the crusades and King Phillip of France's eradication of the Knights Templar. Correction Around the 5:45 mark I mention the first crusade and King France attacking the Knights Templar, this would NOT have been the first crusade as that took place 200 years earlier roughly. Find all our social media, merch, and more on our linktree page: https://linktr.ee/Mythstorie Enjoy! Find out more at http://www.mythstorie.com This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-86be36 for 40% off for 4 months, and support Mythstorie.

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This week Jonathan visits his own backyard and is held prisoner of war by Indigenous Nations people and it turns out its not that bad. The New England Confederacy however, very bad.Topic: Metacomet's War, aka King Phillip's War, aka the deadliest war in American History. Also Massasoit is a title, Ousamequin was the man's name, just another failing in American education.Music: "Another Day" by The Fisherman.  Please Rate & Review us on Podchaser!You can find us on Facebook, Twitter, and visit our website at www.halfwit-history.com!  Reach out, say hello, or suggest a topic at HalfwitPod@gmail.com, or on this form!     Get $15 off Amphy (a live learning service) when you use the link www.amphy.com/gift/halfwit Post Roll Promo Swap with Early Stuart England!Support the show (https://www.ko-fi.com/halfwithistory)

Chris and Carla have a discussion on UAP phenomena and spiritual communication as well as an archived interview we did a while back with paranormal folklorist, author and researcher - Chris Balzano! We discuss the Bridgewater Triangle, Puckwudgies, King Phillip's War and much more.

Chris and Carla have a discussion on UAP phenomena and spiritual communication as well as an archived interview we did a while back with paranormal folklorist, author and researcher - Chris Balzano! We discuss the Bridgewater Triangle, Puckwudgies, King Phillip's War and much more.

Jen's list of things that she'd rather be talking about grows with walking over grates. Does she have an irrational fear? And does Chewy understand how security questions work? Adam Schefter says he may have "undersold" his Aaron Rodgers...HOW??? Chewy's got a question about today's athlete. Things wrap up with Hot & Cold from the week.

Derek Chauvin exercises his Fifth Amendment and declines to testify in the trial. An Army sergeant pushes Black man and demands he leave neighborhood in South Carolina. A Royal update with The Queen on the passing of King Phillip. Terror in the Skies on CDC saying airlines should keep middle seats blocked during flights.

Mal returns to the Nick & Mal show after a brief hiatus. Nick & Mal discuss the death of DMX, the Lil Nas X situation, the Joe Budden Podcast Breakup, King Phillip, and much more. Thank you for watching King Phillip, Joe Budden, Lil Nas X and DMX | The Nick and Mal Show Ep. #0056 Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:42 - Bradley phone in 3:02 - Candace Owens 6:50 - The royal family and King Phillip 16:23 - The role of men & women in a relationship 28:10 - Where has Mal been all this time? 37:35 - Stages in life 39:33 - Enjoying life 43:10 - Being broke in college 44:35 - Balancing having fun and saving for the future 47:50 - Doing just enough to survive 49:30 - RIP DMX 1:00:29 - Joe Budden Podcast breakup/beef 1:11:10 - Working with women 1:13:56 - Lil Nas X The NICK and MAL show explores current events, sports, entertainment, growing pains, and personal topics…the only way two best friends could. In this fast paced, captivating, and hilarious podcast. Meet your two new favorite hosts…Nick a Trinidadian born, country spirited Mofo, and Malcolm a laid back, goal oriented, Mofo. Tune in weekly for new content!!! Are you busy? And only want to watch clips from our podcast episodes? Then click the link below

You're listening to the Westerly Sun's podcast, where we talk about the best local events, new job postings, obituaries, and more. First, a bit of Rhode Island trivia. Today's trivia is brought to you by Perennial. Perennial's new plant-based drink “Daily Gut & Brain” is a blend of easily digestible nutrients crafted for gut and brain health. A convenient mini-meal, Daily Gut & Brain” is available now at the CVS Pharmacy in Wakefield. Now, some trivia. Did you know that the Nine Men's Misery monument in Cumberland, RI is believed to be the oldest known monument to veterans in the United States? It was erected in memory of the colonists killed and tortured during a battle known as Pierce's Fight during King Phillip's War in 1676. It's Friday and almost the weekend. The Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center is hosting a virtual event at 4pm today with the Mystic and Noank Library. Despite freezing temperatures, it is very busy under the ice of a frozen pond. Discover how animals like fish, frogs, turtles and beavers survive life under the ice in their frozen habitat! Registration is required to attend this program. You will receive a Zoom invitation. Register at mysticnoanklibrary.org. We're continuing our series of great weekend hikes in and around Westerly. Find a quiet spot to go for a hike with the Westerly Land Trust. Whether you head to the Crandall Family Preserve, Mastuxet Brook Greenway South, or other great places to take a walk, you can find maps and directions at westerlylandtrust.org. Lastly, it's a new year and we've seen how important journalism is this past week. Remember that reporting the local news is an important part of what it means to live here. Head over to theWesterlysun.com and help us tell the stories of our community each and every day. Digital access starts at just 50 cents a day and makes all the difference in the world. Are you interested in a new opportunity? Look no further, we're here again with another new job listing. Today's posting comes from Pajarito Scientific Corporation in Groton. They're looking for a production assistant to work in their warehouse. The right candidate has graduated high school and has experience with a forklift. Salary starts at $19.50 per hour. If you're interested, you can read more and apply by using the link in our episode description. https://www.indeed.com/l-Westerly,-RI-jobs.html?advn=3925060419782328&vjk=2c2a7fc2ecc0d760 Today we're remembering the life of Margaret Gentile, 90, beloved wife for nearly 64 years of Robert Gentile, of Westerly.. Born in N. Providence, RI, Margaret worked as a clerk for Pier Cleaners and was a communicant of St. Pius X Church. She enjoyed gardening and baking many delicacies. She will be deeply missed by her husbandand their two children, two grandchildren, and her sister Yolanda Petrolino of Johnston, RI.  A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10am on Friday, January 15, at St. Pius X Church, 45 Elm Street, Westerly. Burial will be private. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to St. Pius X Church in Margaret's memory. Thank you for taking the time today to remember and celebrate Margaret's life. That's it for today, we'll be back next time with more! Also, remember to check out our sponsor Perennial, Daily Gut & Brain, available at the CVS on Main St. in Wakefield! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sofonisba’s life is as fascinating as her character and clearly Muldoon has done her homework in terms of research. A genuine 16th century ambiance permeates the pages as Muldoon takes us on a virtual tour through the settings of King Phillip’s court in Spain, Sofonisba’s hometown of Cremona, Italy, and the island of Sicily. Also, as is representative of Muldoon’s pervious works, she infuses her own passion for art, history and Italy into this story and it’s evident though the outstanding delivery of such an intricate and engrossing tale.

INTRODUCTION Welcome Back. Thanks for subscribing and listening. Find us on Apple Podcasts on iTunes, Spotify, Soundcloud and Libsyn   BLOWING SMOKE  Thanksgiving Day Menu Pressure of First Thanksgiving Day Meal Stuffing vs. Dressing Sweet Potato Pie vs. Pumpkin Pie   SESSION OF THE DAY  Truth About Thanksgiving - Stop Calling them American Indians! - Wampanoags honoring a mutual defense pact negotiated the  previous spring - Pilgrims did not extend warm invitation - Future celebrations after slaughter of Native Americans . - Less brutal holiday we now celebrate took shape 200 years later to  re-imagine America - 1841 Reverend ALexander Young  - Couple decades later, Sarah Josepha Hale proposed a day of unity  and remembrance to counter the trauma of the Civil War - 1863 Abraham Lincoln declared the last Thursday of November to be  national holiday called Thanksgiving. - FALSE STORY OF INTERCULTURAL HARMONY - English Settlers cheated, abused and killed and drove Wampanoags  into King Phillip's War that exploded in 1675 and 1676 Whitewashed HIstory    New York Times 1619 Project  First slaves arrived in 1619 Placed the consequnces of slavery and the contributions of Black Americans at the very center of our national narrative Trump promotion of the 1776 Commission To promote patriotic education in direct response to 1619 Project Vowed to “Encourage our educators to teach our children about the miracleof American history and our heroes will never be forgotten. Our youth will be taught to love America with all of their heart and soul”     WHAT THE F*CK NEWS SEGMENT   Rudy Giuliani Wipes Face With Booger Handkerchief     THANK YOU Thanks for joining us this episode of All Out of Fucks Podcast! Make sure to check us out on Instagram @alloutoffuckspodcast, Twitter @AllOutofFuxPod, and our website at alloutoffuckspodcast.com, where you can subscribe to the show in iTunes, Stitcher or via RSS so you'll never miss a show. While you're at it, if you liked what you heard, then we'd appreciate you heading over to iTunes and giving us a 5 star rating or just tell a friend about the show.

Welp, those Good Times boys have done it again: ruin holidays we hold most dear :( This time the gang unravel the origin of Thanksgiving! From Tisquantum, to the Brownists, to King Phillip; the true story of Thanksgiving isn't anything like what you learned in school. 

Remember when Pluto was a planet? Scientists continually restructure their way of thinking as they obtain more data. Taxonomy is the science of naming organisms while phylogeny groups them based on evolutionary relationships (1:16). King Phillip wasn’t always so dull, but as microscopic life was discovered, the manner of classifying and sorting organisms needed updating (2:38). Primary differences between domains and kingdoms are cell type, DNA organization, organelles, energy acquisition and cell wall composition (3:15). The episode wraps up with unit connections and exam expectations (6:44).The Question of the Day asks (7:45) Amoebas use pseudopods for motility and ingestion. What cellular structure forms the temporary pseudopods?Thank you for listening to The APsolute RecAP: Biology Edition!(AP is a registered trademark of the College Board and is not affiliated with The APsolute RecAP. Copyright 2020 - The APsolute RecAP, LLC. All rights reserved.)Website:www.theapsoluterecap.comEMAIL:TheAPsoluteRecAP@gmail.comFollow Us:INSTAGRAMTWITTERFACEBOOKYOUTUBE

Alexander III, king of the ancient state of Macedon aka Macedonia - one of history’s greatest military commanders. And he was even more than that. He was also a scholar, a lover of literature and the arts, a deeply religious man. Undefeated in battle, he unleashed his army on countries great and small to forge an empire that stretched over three continents, from Greece to India and as far south as Egypt. He did all this in a little more than a decade after taking power at the age of twenty, until his untimely death at thirty-two. Alexander the Great was so great at destroying his opponents, his military tactics and strategies are still studied in military academies today.... over twenty-three centuries later. In a culture that valued war over all else, Alexander prevailed by being the best at conquering. He did whatever was necessary to win - and sometimes things that maybe weren’t so necessary. Entire cities were sometimes destroyed, priceless artifacts obliterated, all according to Alexander’s mercurial will. What made Alexander so great? We attempt to answer that question and more in today’s ancient and bloody and interesting as Hell edition of Timesuck. Donated $7000 to the SBP. Founded in 2006 by a couple in St. Bernard Parish, its model is focused on streamlining the recovery process, which includes quickly rebuilding homes and restoring local businesses, and supporting policies that aid long-term recovery. Go to https://sbpusa.org/ to donate, volunteer, or find out more. Watch the Suck on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XrizDgKqhTc Merch  - https://badmagicmerch.com/   Discord! https://discord.gg/tqzH89v COTC private FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cultofthecurious/ For all merch related questions: https://badmagicmerch.com/pages/contact Please rate and subscribe on iTunes and elsewhere and follow the suck on social media!! @timesuckpodcast on IG and http://www.facebook.com/timesuckpodcast Wanna become a Space Lizard? We're over 9500 strong! Click here: https://www.patreon.com/timesuckpodcast  Sign up through Patreon and for $5 a month you get to listen to the Secret Suck, which will drop Thursdays at Noon, PST. You'll also get 20% off of all regular Timesuck merch PLUS access to exclusive Space Lizard merch. You get to vote on two Monday topics each month via the app. And you get the download link for my new comedy album, Feel the Heat. Check the Patreon posts to find out how to download the new album and take advantage of other benefits See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this lecture, Professor Totten argues the Pilgrims and Puritans were radical separatists and reformers who disagreed with Charles I and his Archbishop William Laud who favored a return of Roman Catholic doctrines in the Church of England. Puritans had unique beliefs and goals that influenced their colonization of New England. The Pilgrims' arrival at Plymouth was poorly timed with the near onset of winter and the they suffered greatly. Only the aid of an Native American named Squanto, who had been forcibly abducted and transferred all over the Atlantic World, enabled the Pilgrims to survive. "Plimouth Plantation's" relationship with native tribes was not as cordial as the myth of the first Thanksgiving depicted, as conflict frequently broke out. Though the colony was never financially successful, subsequent waves of Puritan settlers swept into the region, quickly expanding the presence of the English in the face of dwindling native numbers, due to epidemic disease and war. Puritans suffered less than their English brethren in the Chesapeake, since Puritan families often traveled together and had more property. Unlike the decentralized Chesapeake, Puritan towns were centered around the church and school, to foster literacy in order to pursue religious studies to form a personal relationship with Christ. New England's economy was more balanced than the cash-crop export centered economic of the Chesapeake, though that also meant it yielded fewer profits. The result was a more balanced wealth gap. Without large amounts of capital and no cash crops, native and African slavery was less pronounced in the region. Puritan families worked together, with women serving as "Deputy Husbands," which allowed them greater control over their households. Due to relative balance of genders in New England, women could form tighter social networks with their neighbors to financial, moral, and political support. Premarital sex, abortion, and family planning, though rare, occurred in colonial New England, illustrating the concept of the "prude Puritan" was a myth. Over time, relations strained between Puritans and Native American tribes. This led to the Puritan-Pequot War and the Mystic River Massacre, where the Puritan militia massacred hundreds of natives after setting fire to a Pequot village. The survivors were sold into slavery across the Atlantic World. Decades later, another conflict, King Phillip's War, broke out due to the abuse heaped upon the Wampanoag tribe. The result killed thousands of settlers and Indians and posed on of the most serious challenges to English colonialism in New England. In the end, the Puritans, aided by native allies, were successful. Metacom, also called King Phillip, was killed, his alliance broke apart, and the survivors were sold into slavery. Thus, New England embarked on a century long project of conveniently forgetting their multi-racial past, as they depicted a "white New England" against a "black South."Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/history-of-the-american-people-to-1877/donations

Nou episodi de les nostres sessions confinades i ho fem amb dos convidats increibles: Ivan Prat i Marc Figueras. Tots dos ens parlaràn de wargames i jocs de simulació històrica i ens explicaran els diferents aspectes que fan tan absorbents este tipus de jocs. Per on començar? Com definim wargame? Pot ser caxondo un joc de simulació històrica? Es crearà una singularitat quan Ivan ens expliqui el seu joc, 1714: el cas dels catalans? A este episodi en parlem, entre d’altres de: - L’iniciació: Commands and Colors i Memoir 44 (22.53) - Els card-driven games: Twilight Struggle (28:39) - El pes de l’opinió de l’autor: For the People i King Phillip’s War (33:32) - Jocs per a més de dos jugadors: Swords of Rome, Successors (37:27), Here I stand (40:18) - Wargames solitaris: Enemy Coast Ahead (39:32) - 1714: El cas dels catalans (42:06) Recordem que també ens podeu vore (si vore’ns!) a YouTube (bit.ly/2OUW2rx), on les animacions han estat carrec del gran Nacho Naya (nachonaya.net). Mil gràcies xicon! Amb música de Mamvt, surf instrumental en valencià (https://open.spotify.com/artist/24n4dIehIgk5jSsmsFG6WS) Vos animem a seguir-nos a les xarxes: ???? twitter.com/casellaeixida ???? instagram.com/casellaeixida

Nou episodi de les nostres sessions confinades i ho fem amb dos convidats increibles: Ivan Prat i Marc Figueras. Tots dos ens parlaràn de wargames i jocs de simulació històrica i ens explicaran els diferents aspectes que fan tan absorbents este tipus de jocs. Per on començar? Com definim wargame? Pot ser caxondo un joc de simulació històrica? Es crearà una singularitat quan Ivan ens expliqui el seu joc, 1714: el cas dels catalans? A este episodi en parlem, entre d’altres de: - L’iniciació: Commands and Colors i Memoir 44 (22.53) - Els card-driven games: Twilight Struggle (28:39) - El pes de l’opinió de l’autor: For the People i King Phillip’s War (33:32) - Jocs per a més de dos jugadors: Swords of Rome, Successors (37:27), Here I stand (40:18) - Wargames solitaris: Enemy Coast Ahead (39:32) - 1714: El cas dels catalans (42:06) Recordem que també ens podeu vore (si vore’ns!) a YouTube (bit.ly/2OUW2rx), on les animacions han estat carrec del gran Nacho Naya (nachonaya.net). Mil gràcies xicon! Amb música de Mamvt, surf instrumental en valencià (https://open.spotify.com/artist/24n4dIehIgk5jSsmsFG6WS) Vos animem a seguir-nos a les xarxes: ???? twitter.com/casellaeixida ???? instagram.com/casellaeixida

King Phillip's War

Part one of our conversation about the weirdest place in Massachusetts Episode 9, The Bridgewater Triangle https://www.patreon.com/Sargethedestroyer Welcome back to the CGS Blog. In this episode, we are discussing something near and dear to my heart, the weirdness that is Massachusetts. The Commonwealth has a checkered past, you guys. You’ll be hard pressed to find a more angry group of people than anyone who lives in this rocky, miserable hellscape with recently good sports teams. Unfortunately, being thoroughly annoyed by everything isn’t the only quality my home state has been saddled with. Massachusetts has a pretty nasty reputation for racism and it’s not without precedence. From the arrival of the pilgrims to the bussing crisis of the mid 70s, there’s been some really fucking shitty behavior from a state that holds some of the world’s most prestigious universities. I’m not going to get into why that might be because frankly, as any fan of this show is aware, I’m a goddamn moron. I only mention the racism because we discuss a shameful atrocity of early Massachusetts history known as King Phillip’s War. This war was fought by a number of tribes in Massachusetts, in an effort to oust the settlers of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. It was led by Chief Metacom, known to the settlers as King Phillip. The crux of the war rested on England imposing sovereignty on what was already a collection of sovereign nations. While tribes fought on both sides of this conflict, the fact remains that the English took lands away from the people who lived on them because they believed they were superior to the natives because… white folks, am I right? This is not a history lesson. This is not a social commentary. I’m not trying to come off as woke here. What I am trying to say, is that the racism didn’t end, it just changed its manifestation. There is a belief that part of the Bridgewater Triangle rests on an “Indian Burial Ground”. This trope is seen in a lot of scary stories. We might think it’s harmless but when you think about it, it’s pretty fucked up. Why are Native American burial grounds such a target for weird happenings? I know that other stories use settlements built on cemeteries as the explanation for supposed hauntings but how many times have you heard the term “Indian Burial Ground”? It just seems shitty to me. It’s not bad enough that the indigenous tribes of America were resettled, oppressed, and/or nearly wiped out, now their sacred lands are basically a punchline when shit goes sideways. “My pipes froze and my microwave caught fire, I swear this house is built on an indian burial ground”. Fuck that. I’m not trying to shame anyone but after talking through this episode, it made me realize just how casually we use terms that are rooted in racism, intentional or not. I don’t know how we fix it. Change takes a lot of time but it requires some effort on our part too. I’m certainly not perfect and I don’t think anyone else is. One thing is certain though, I’m going to try and be a lot more aware of the clichés I use and I’m definitely blaming all my supernatural problems on the various curses I’ve picked up from people I’ve blocked on Twitter. I just hope “a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush” or I have some tweets I need to delete. Sarge

Groundhog Club Inner Circle member John Griffiths joins Tim to talk about Groundhog Day and why a little town called Punxsutawney becomes the epicenter of weather prognostication one day a year. John is the handler of Punxsutawney Phil, the Pennsylvania ground hog famous around the world for predicting whether or not we have another 6 weeks of winter. February 2nd is better known as Groundhog Day. https://traffic.libsyn.com/shapingopinion/48_-_Groundhog_Day.mp3   On February 2nd, 2019, it will be the 133rd year of Groundhog Day at Gobbler’s Knob in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, which is a little drive north of Pittsburgh. This is when Punxsutawney Phil will reveal to the president of his Inner Circle his prediction for the end of winter. It all happens at the break of dawn, on a usually very cold morning in front of thousands of spectators and television and news media cameras. Whatever happens, Phil’s prediction is transmitted to millions thanks to the media. History of Groundhog Day Groundhog Day has European roots. Started centuries ago and is rooted in certain animals in nature “awakening” from their winter hibernation on certain dates. Legend has it then that the groundhog come out of his winter hibernation on February 2nd to look for his shadow. If he sees it, this is seen as an omen of six more weeks of bad weather, and he then returns into his hole. If the day is cloudy, and there is no shadow to see, he takes it as a sign of spring and stays above ground. Some of Pennsylvania’s earliest settlers were Germans and they noticed the abundance of groundhogs. They saw the animal as the most intelligent and sensible of the local animals, and decided that if the sun did appear on February 2nd, the groundhog would be the one to see its shadow or not. Phun Phacts Punxsutawney Phil is named after King Phillip. Crowds have gotten as high as 30,000 on Gobbler’s Knob. The Punxsutawney Spirit newspaper printed the first news of the observance in 1886, one year before the first trip to Gobbler’s Knob. During Prohibition, Phil threatened to imposed 60 weeks of winter on the community if he wasn’t permitted a drink. In 1982 Phil wore a yellow ribbon in honor of the American hostages in Iran. In 1986, Phil went to Washington, D.C. to meet with President Reagan. 1993, Columbia Pictures released the movie Groundhog Day, starring Bill Murray. Links The Punxsutawney Groundhog Club Groundhog Day Movie via Amazon The First Groundhog Day, History.com Groundhog Day & Punxsutawney from The Encyclopedia Britannica About this Episode's Guest John Griffiths John Griffiths is a co-handler in the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club and a member of the Inner Circle.  He's been a member since 1999. His advice to people who plan on enjoying Groundhog Day in person, he advises "Put all rational thought out of your mind and let the day take you wherever it may." His favorite Groundhog Day Memory was, "Meeting a couple from the state of Washington who told me Groundhog Day was their favorite holiday because it wasn't political or religious, its just 'fun'." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GncQtURdcE4

In this episode, the Eastern Woodland Native American tribes are discussed as well as key figures such as King Phillip, Tisquantum (Squanto) and more! Enjoy! Artwork by: Mai

A century before the American Revolution, a sweeping Indian rebellion sent New England reeling. Led by Metacom, known locally as King Phillip, warriors raided and devastated Puritan towns on a massive scale. Considered by many as the bloodiest per capita war in American history, King Phillip’s War left a permanent scar on the psyche of the Puritan’s great City on a Hill.  On this episode we discuss King Phillip’s War. It’s the Season Six Premiere!

In 1099, a group of knights traveled to the Holy Land, banded together in a mission to protect Christian Pilgrims from pirates and gangs. These knights called themselves the “Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon.”  Obviously, the name was quite the mouthful and over time they became known simply as the Knights Templar. The Knights Templar started dressing up in white tunics with a blood red cross stitched along the front and thirty years later they evolved into more of a militaristic monastic group and took vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience. Photo Credit: Paul Bratcher Photography Flickr via Compfight cc The Knights Templar were a feared force during the medieval times and thanks to the support of the Vatican, Kings, and Lords the group as a whole became very wealthy and influential. Then, in 1305, rumours started to spread from an ousted Templar that the group was participating in anti-christian and homosexual activity. Not many thought much of the rumours. However, the King of France at the time, King Phillip IV, had a problem. You see, the King was indebted to the Knights Templar as they had loaned King Phillip some money to help fund a war with England, and the King really did not want to pay that money back. So, King Phillip decided to put pressure on Pope Clement to prosecute the Knights Templar for their rumoured crimes. In 1307, Pope Clement ordered all members of the Knights Templar arrested and all assets seized. Dozens of people were burned at the stake and the Knights Templar were disbanded. Centuries later in the Mexican state of Michoacan, which happens to grow the highest percentage of avocados in the world,  the Knights Templar re-emerged. You would assume that if you decided to create a group and then name yourself after a medieval band of Christian knights that you thought perhaps, “You know what? We can be like them. We can protect our neighbours and be heroic minus the poverty and chastity part, of course.” The one hiccup of course was that this version of the Knights Templar was a drug cartel. The Knights Templar of the Michoacan state emerged in March 2011. In public,they said that they were providing an essential service to their neighbours--protecting them from larger criminal organizations. In demonstrations, they would evoke the history of their namesake and use religious imagery to portray themselves in an altruistic manner. Reminding everyone that they were a force for good. However, their role as Mexico’s third largest drug cartel utterly contradicted with their message. In Michoacan and throughout Mexico they were regularly responsible for drug trafficking, kidnapping, and extortion. For reasons we won’t really get into today, let’s just say the U.S government was somehow involved, the Knights Templar were forced to find more profitable avenues to make money due to complications in the drug trade. Their foray into legal trade put them face to face with landowners, miners, and shopkeepers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzalpuffwFI It’s in this environment where we learn that there are events that can occur, some random and others more deliberate, that are completely out of our control and yet can have a devastating effect on our lives. There are three elements, one economic policy, one environmental, and one social that thrust the drug cartel--the Knights Templar--into the business of food, and it put avocado farmers in a position where they were forced to wage a war. On the surface, it was all good news for our Mexican Avocado Farmers. In 1994, NAFTA (the North American Free Trade Agreement) came into effect which opened the borders of the United States and Canada. Trade restrictions were lifted against Mexican Avocados and in 2015 the state of Michoacan exported $500 million worth of avocados to the United States and Canada. Then, what seemed to occur almost simultaneously, North American avocado consumption skyrocketed at the same time t...

Francis Drake had the abilities to have men flock to his side; they knew action was in their future. He also had the tactics to wage destruction to those who fought against him upon the high seas and had strategies to conquer coastal settlements. Francis was a thorn in the side of King Phillip; these next few assaults would only further his irritation.

Luna would have his hands full sailing off in 13 ships to the coast of Florida with over 1500 people and 140 horses aboard. A voyage this size took careful planning. The Viceroy of New Spain (Mexico) Luis de Velasco and King Phillip of Spain were eager to establish a foothold in la Florida. Once this was complete an overland route could be established to Santa Elena on the eastern coast of North America. So does anyone know where we are going? Wait! I’ll Google it.

You Are There presents "The Defeat of the Spanish Armada" 8/11/47 The Spanish Armada was a fleet assembled and dispatched by King Phillip II of Spain in attempt to invade England in 1588. His attempt was unsuccessful. Queen Elizabeth I of England held the defeat of the armada as one of her greatest achievements, assisting the decline of the Spanish Empire. The armada had a mission of both political and religious aims. King Phillip, the leader of the Roman Catholic Spain, was not able to stop a revolt in of his Protestant subjects in the Netherlands, a revolt which began in 1566, aided by Protestant England. By 1586, Phillip had decided that he could not defeat the Dutch until he had defeated England first. Long time religious rivalry between Spain and England was hoped to be resolved by King Phillip in the dethroning of Queen Elizabeth, reconverting England to Catholicism. The plan for conquering had begun. This plan consisted of the coordination of a fleet to sail from Spain and an army from the Netherlands to create a simultaneous invasion of England. His force of 130 ships and more than 30,000 men was to be led by Alonso PerÃz GuzmÃn, duke of Medina- Sidonia. England was aware of the Spanish plans, attacking it at CÃdiz, Spain in 1587, succeeding in delaying it for a year. By July of 1588, the armada was spotted off the coast of England on July 29. Lord Charles Howard intercepted it with a larger English fleet near Plymouth, and for the next week made small attacks on the Spanish in battles off of Plymouth, Portland Bill, and the Isle of Wight. Unable to break the Spanish Armada, they waited for their chance at a big blow. The opportunity finally arrived when the armada anchored near Calais, France, hoping to join troops scheduled to sail from the Netherlands. Ingeniously, Howard ordered ships set on fire to be sent against the armada, producing a panic that broke the Spanish formation. In the ensuing battle of Gravelines, on August 8, the Spanish were defeated by England and the armada sailed home with remaining ships that were heavily damaged to Spain; 67 of the original 130 ships reached Spain, most in poor condition. The War however between England and Spain lasted until 1604, despite the defeat of the Spanish Armada. Yet the defeat brought about English nationalism, securing Protestantism as Englandâs state religion. In contrast, for Spain it was a humiliating defeat, nearly destroying the national treasury of Spain.

The Story of Dr. Kildare was based on the popular MGM films that were produced in the 1940's, so a radio version in 1949 made perfect sense. The screen actor Lew Ayres played Dr. Kildare in the films, and continued the role in this radio show. The great thespian Lionel Barrymore continued in his role as Kildare's mentor, Dr. Leonard Gillespie. Together the two fight an unending battle against disease and bureaucratic boneheadedness. In a sense, Dr. Kildare is good old fashioned soap opera, but then medical dramas have always been popular, and the good Dr. Kildare is a quiet and devoted medical hero who creates a better world one patient at a time, despite whatever gets in the way. That makes for good radio and a good object lesson for us all - good is usually done a little at a time, and there's always something or someone in the way.