Podcasts about La Raza

Welcome to Mysteries to Die For.I am TG Wolff and am here with Jack, my piano player and producer. This is a podcast where we combine storytelling with original music to put you in the heart of a mystery. All stories are structured to challenge you to beat the detective to the solution. Jack and I perform these live, front to back, no breaks, no fakes, no retakes.The rules for law and order create the boundaries for civil co-existence and, ideally, the backdrops for individuals, families, and companies to grow and thrive. Breaking these rules puts civil order at risk. And while murder is the Big Daddy of crimes, codified ordinances across municipal divisions, counties, states, and countries show the nearly endless ways there are to create mayhem. This season, we put our detective skills to the test. This is Season 8, Anything but Murder. This is Episode 20, menacing is the featured crime. This is Audubon's Ghost by Margaret S. HamiltonDeliberationNick isn't getting the crime free honeymoon Lizzie promised him. With our help, they can close the book on this bird-brained caper. A real Audubon painting was hidden away and someone is willing to menace to get it. Here are the suspects in the order that we met themAl McGuire, actor who claimed to be an Australian touristSam Broussard, professional thief and con artistOfficer Landry, police officer who saved Ed and CarolTony Robichaux, curator of the Audubon Museum at Oakley PlantationDr. Nakamura, rightful owner of the Audubon watercolorsABOUT Menacing as a crimeIn general, menacing is where a person uses a threat or action to cause another person to be in fear of serious bodily damage or death. It can range from a misdemeanor to a felony depending on the severity. Definitions do vary somewhat by state. There aren't “famous” cases of menacing because, alone, it is not considered a serious crime. Menacing does often end up being a component of other charges such as stalking and harassment. A few cases for you to gnaw on. In 2008, Christopher Szaz pleaded guilty to federal civil rights charges for threatening employees of the National Council of La Raza and the Council on American Islamic Relations. He sent emails threatening to bomb offices and kill employees, which met the legal definition of menacing. ABOUT Margaret S. HamiltonMargaret S. Hamilton is the author of forty short stories, many of them set in the fictional small town of Jericho, Ohio. She has also published stories set in the Dordogne region of southwest France, Cape Cod, New Orleans, and 1950's Cincinnati.Margaret's debut traditional mystery, What the Artist left Behind, is on submission. It was a 2019 Daphne Mainstream Mystery Finalist. She is writing the next two books in her Jericho Mysteries series about amateur sleuth Lizzie Christopher and her husband Nick Cameron.Margaret is a member of Sisters in Crime and Mystery Writers of America, and blogs monthly on the Writers Who Kill blog. She lives in suburban Cincinnati with her husband and two standard poodles, Jazz and Louie. She is an avid traveler, gardener, and photographer.WRAP UPThat wraps this episode of Mysteries to Die For. Support our show by subscribing, telling a mystery lover about us, and giving us a five-star review. Check out our NEW website m2d4podcast.com for links to this season's authors.Mysteries to Die For is hosted by TG Wolff and Jack Wolff. Audubon's Ghost was written by Margaret S. Hamilton. Music and production are by Jack Wolff. Episode art is by TG Wolff. Join us next week for a Toe Tag, which is the first chapter from a fresh release in the mystery, crime, or thriller genre. Then come back in two weeks for our...

Una guía completa para encontrar un perro que combine perfectamente con tu personalidad y estilo de vida. Con cientos de razas de perros para elegir, ¿cuál se adaptaría mejor a ti y tus necesidades? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: A Journey Beyond Borders: Mateo's Día de la Raza Reunion Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2025-10-13-22-34-02-es Story Transcript:Es: Mateo estaba sentado en su salón, rodeado de fotos en blanco y negro que decoraban las paredes.En: Mateo was sitting in his living room, surrounded by black and white photos that decorated the walls.Es: La luz suave de la primavera del hemisferio sur se colaba por la ventana, acariciando las verdes hojas de las plantas.En: The soft light of the spring in the southern hemisphere filtered through the window, caressing the green leaves of the plants.Es: Sobre el escritorio desordenado, su laptop esperaba pacientemente para conectarse con tierras lejanas.En: On the messy desk, his laptop waited patiently to connect with distant lands.Es: Día de la Raza se acercaba, y este año tenía un significado especial para Mateo.En: Día de la Raza was approaching, and this year it had special significance for Mateo.Es: Siempre había sido un día de reflexión y unidad, pero ahora, con Camila viviendo en otro país, sentía la urgencia de mantener esos lazos fuertes y vibrantes.En: It had always been a day of reflection and unity, but now, with Camila living in another country, he felt the urgency to maintain those ties strong and vibrant.Es: Camila, su pareja y una talentosa escritora, veía la distancia como una oportunidad.En: Camila, his partner and a talented writer, saw the distance as an opportunity.Es: Pero Mateo, aunque entendía su punto de vista, no podía dejar de preocuparse.En: But Mateo, although he understood her point of view, couldn't stop worrying.Es: ¿Y si la distancia creaba abismos que no podría cruzar?En: What if the distance created chasms that he could not cross?Es: Decidido a no dejar que eso ocurriera, Mateo concibió una idea.En: Determined not to let that happen, Mateo conceived an idea.Es: Haría una celebración virtual del Día de la Raza.En: He would host a virtual celebration of Día de la Raza.Es: Reuniría a la familia y amigos en una videollamada y compartirían risas, historias y, sobre todo, ese sentido de pertenencia que tanto necesitaban.En: He would gather family and friends in a video call and they would share laughs, stories, and, above all, that sense of belonging they so needed.Es: El día llegó.En: The day arrived.Es: Mateo colocó su laptop en el centro de la sala, conectado al proyector que había pedido prestado a un amigo.En: Mateo placed his laptop in the center of the room, connected to the projector that he had borrowed from a friend.Es: La mesa se llenó de empanadas, mate y dulces típicos.En: The table was filled with empanadas, mate, and typical sweets.Es: Todo estaba listo.En: Everything was ready.Es: Sin embargo, justo cuando la llamada comenzó, surgieron problemas técnicos.En: However, just as the call began, technical problems arose.Es: La imagen se congelaba y el sonido iba y venía.En: The image froze and the sound came and went.Es: Mateo sintió que su gran plan se desmoronaba.En: Mateo felt his great plan was falling apart.Es: Pensó en rendirse, pero entonces recordó las palabras de Camila: "No se trata solo del lugar, Mateo, se trata de estar presente incluso cuando estás lejos".En: He considered giving up, but then remembered Camila's words: "It's not just about the place, Mateo, it's about being present even when you're far away."Es: Armado con paciencia y creatividad, Mateo improvisó.En: Armed with patience and creativity, Mateo improvised.Es: Apagó el video y dejó que la llamada continuara solo con el audio.En: He turned off the video and let the call continue with only the audio.Es: Empezó a narrar las fotos colgadas en su pared, describiendo con detalle cada rostro, cada historia detrás de las imágenes.En: He started narrating the photos hanging on his wall, describing in detail each face, each story behind the images.Es: Pronto, los participantes comenzaron a compartir sus propias historias, y la sala virtual se llenó de risas y cariño.En: Soon, the participants began to share their own stories, and the virtual room was filled with laughter and warmth.Es: La celebración fue un éxito.En: The celebration was a success.Es: Aunque a kilómetros de distancia, todos sintieron que estaban juntos.En: Although miles apart, everyone felt they were together.Es: Mateo comprendió que la distancia física no podía romper un vínculo forjado en amor y esfuerzo.En: Mateo understood that physical distance could not break a bond forged in love and effort.Es: No era la proximidad lo que mantenía unida a la gente, sino la intención y el tiempo compartido, por más virtual que fuera.En: It was not proximity that kept people together, but intention and shared time, no matter how virtual.Es: Al finalizar, Mateo se sintió aliviado y satisfecho.En: At the end, Mateo felt relieved and satisfied.Es: Miró el rostro sonriente de Camila en la pantalla y pensó: "Estamos más cerca que nunca".En: He looked at Camila's smiling face on the screen and thought: "We are closer than ever."Es: Con esta nueva confianza, supo que las próximas separaciones no lo asustarían más.En: With this newfound confidence, he knew that future separations would no longer scare him.Es: Había aprendido que la verdadera conexión no entiende de fronteras.En: He had learned that true connection knows no borders. Vocabulary Words:the chasm: el abismothe bond: el vínculothe effort: el esfuerzothe reflection: la reflexiónthe proximity: la proximidadthe hemisphere: el hemisferiothe opportunity: la oportunidadthe intention: la intenciónthe creativity: la creatividadthe significance: el significadothe urgency: la urgenciathe desktop: el escritoriothe projector: el proyectorthe connection: la conexiónthe warmth: el cariñothe separation: la separaciónthe celebration: la celebraciónthe distance: la distanciathe belonging: la pertenenciathe patience: la pacienciathe spring: la primaverathe sound: el sonidothe problem: el problemathe story: la historiathe wall: la paredthe soft light: la luz suavethe call: la llamadathe face: el rostrothe unity: la unidadthe screen: la pantalla

Dentro del mes de la hispanidad, hoy celebramos el día de la raza, el recordatorio del descubrimiento de nuestra América. En la historia de Jaime y Chana, quienes inmigraron a esta tierra de la libertad, veremos los sorprendentes caminos que Dios elige para ayudar a sus ovejas y guiarlos para estar unidos en la fe por el mismo Señor y Salvador Jesucristo.

What does it mean to advocate for taxpayer rights in an increasingly polarized political landscape? Can alliances between the left and right yield real reform in tax policy?In this episode of Associations Thrive, host Joanna Pineda interviews Pete Sepp, President of the National Taxpayers Union (NTU). Pete discusses:How NTU, founded in 1969, is a nonpartisan organization focused on simpler, fairer, lower taxes, less wasteful spending, and taxpayer rights.NTU's mission to fill gaps in the tax policy advocacy space, working on issues that other organizations ignore or overlook.Why NTU identified IRS reform as a key issue — and how they view it as a human rights concern, not just a policy issue.How NTU built a diverse coalition — including organizations like the ACLU and La Raza — to push for taxpayer rights reforms.NTU's creation of the Taxpayer Defense Center to pursue public interest litigation in precedent-setting tax cases.How the NTU Foundation's “Tax Basics” provides factual, accessible answers to common taxpayer questions.The internal practices that earned NTU a spot on Washingtonian's “Best Places to Work” list, including entrepreneurship and low internal politics.Pete's philosophy that association CEOs must focus on the “Four M's” — Money, Money, Money, and Money — to lead effectively.His success in working across ideological lines by reading opposing viewpoints, reaching out, and finding common ground.References:NTU WebsiteWhich States are Best for Remote Workers? 2025 Remote Obligations and Mobility (ROAM) Index - Foundation - National Taxpayers Unionhttps://www.ntu.org/foundation/project/taxpayer-defense-centerInside the One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Major Tax Provisions and Their Impact - Foundation - National Taxpayers Unionhttps://www.ntu.org/foundation/detail/ntuf-launches-cross-ideological-coalition-to-advise-on-irs-80-billion-budget-boost18 Great Places to Work in the DC Area

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La raza bovina Blanco Orejinegro, es criolla colombiana de triple propósito: carne, leche y trabajo. Se caracteriza por su pelaje predominantemente blanco, orejas negras y piel y mucosas pigmentadas, que le confieren resistencia a la radiación solar y a parásitos como garrapatas y el "nuche".

El canal de YouTube "AI In Context" presenta un video que analiza el informe "AI 2027", el cual predice el desarrollo de la superinteligencia artificial y sus posibles consecuencias. El informe, escrito como una narrativa, describe un escenario donde la IA avanza rápidamente, dando lugar a agentes autónomos y, eventualmente, a una inteligencia artificial general (AGI) que supera las capacidades humanas. La discusión se centra en los riesgos de la desalineación de la IA con los objetivos humanos, planteando la extinción de la humanidad o un futuro incierto controlado por unos pocos. El video enfatiza que, si bien el escenario no es una profecía, sus dinámicas son plausibles y requieren atención urgente, a pesar de las diferentes opiniones de los expertos sobre la línea de tiempo exacta. Vídeo “We're Not Ready for Superintelligence” del canal “AI In Context” https://youtu.be/5KVDDfAkRgc Informe IA 2027 completo: https://ai-2027.com/Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/inteligencia-artificial-para-emprender--5863866/support.

Originaria de Japón, la raza Wagyu es famosa por su carne de alta calidad, caracterizada por un sabor y textura inigualables. Actualmente, esta raza le está dando un nuevo impulso a la ganadería colombiana.

Does the Mexican philosophy behind the concept of "La Raza" have occult origins?

Susanne Nicole, Rachel Smith y Yira Rodriguez, conversan con Ryan Hamilton, antropologo, agricultor y profesor boricua que vive en Nueva York, sobre las celebraciones del día de la emancipación y autonomía de los pueblos negros en las realidades de la violencia por parte del gobierno. Ademas con la Lcda. Rosa Seguí portavoz de Aborto Libre Puerto Rico sobre la respuesta a las ganas de desinformar por el sector conservador del gobierno

Welcome to Episode 140 — a number that once forced Twitter users to be bold, real, and straight to the point. So today… we're doing just that.We're diving into:Nezza's powerful stand at Dodgers Stadium: Was the team really against La Raza?A full breakdown of the No Kings protest — who pulled up, the energy, and the chants that shook us.ICE encounters happening right now in our neighborhoods — and how people are fighting back.How to talk to family without turning it into drama.And of course, we're dragging zodiac signs that “want the truth” but can't handle it

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Violence erupts in Los Angeles as protestors torch vehicles and attack police during explosive riots over ICE raids—and Democrats are doing what they do best: politicizing chaos. Pags exposes how leadership is crumbling while Kamala Harris, the former “Border Czar,” finally speaks up… but isn't this mess partly her fault? Of course it is. Plus, Kay Hill joins Pags with real-deal insight from her years living in LA—they dig into the root of the unrest, who is La Raza, and why Democrats are totally out of their league! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Benedicto Lucas García está desesperado. En abril de 2024, tras pasar años enfrentando juicios por crímenes de guerra que dice desconocer, enfrenta su primera audiencia en un histórico juicio por genocidio. Escuchará decenas de testimonios de víctimas y testigos, y documentos oficiales y peritajes forenses. Los oirá con rostro de piedra. El general, férreo defensor de su propia inocencia, dice que no es racista.Escuche el capítulo tres de El general no tiene quien lo juzgue, una crónica escrita y narrada por Roman Gressier y Yuliana Ramazzini y producida en El Faro Audio por Omnionn.

The City of Santa Barbara abruptly cut off access to La Casa de la Raza, and dozens showed up at a City Council meeting to express their concern. KCSB's Ray Briare has more.

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The wisdom and the work continues in this powerful episode of Latinas from the Block to the Boardroom, host Theresa E. Gonzales speaks with Dr. Angela Gallegos Castillo and Program Director Carlos Izaguirre from Instituto Familiar de la Raza (IFRSF). Together, they discuss the deep roots of community-based healing, cultural preservation, and collective empowerment through indigenous traditions and mental health (Wellness)  advocacy in the Mission District of San Francisco, California,  for over 46 years. Instituto Familiar de la Raza's powerful interconnected medical network with UCSF and other California Non-profits is a statement to community strength, local and state healthcare recognition and organizing for health and wellness resources to keep communities safe and healthy. You can listen to some of their wellness programs online through their YouTube Channel. Key Highlights: • The origin and mission of Instituto Familiar de la Raza – a 46-year legacy of healing. • How cultural identity and ancestry are essential to individual and collective resilience. • The Promotoras model: Building peer-led support systems grounded in community wisdom. • Advocacy for bilingual, bicultural healthcare professionals and culturally responsive services. • The importance of reclaiming ancestral healing practices alongside modern systems. This conversation reminds us that healing begins with remembering who we are and where we come from. By embracing indigenous traditions and collective strength, Instituto Familiar de la Raza offers a model for community resilience and empowerment. Gracias to Robert Lopez for Audio Engineering and Co-production. If your'd like to learn more about sponsorship or to help support for Latinas from the Block To Boardroom Podcast, you can join us here and a monthly subscriber or reach out to discuss how we can help your marketing and media strategy with podcasting, here: Info@latinasb2b.com. Follow us: IG@Latinasb2b LI@Theresalatinasb2b YouTube@Latinasb2b Threads@Latinasb2b Gracias,  Theresa E. Gonzales  Latinasb2b.com Founder/CEO/Executive Producer  c/o 5-E Leadership & Marketing LLC All rights reserved. 

Vínculan a proceso a alcalde de Teuchitlán ¿Tu acta de nacimiento tiene errores? Aquí te contamos cómo corregirlaTrump firmó orden ejecutiva para incentivar a migrantes a autodeportarseMás información en nuestro podcast

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En la región andina se ha fortalecido la presencia de ovinos de la raza Romney Marsh que es considerada la raza 4x4, porque se adapta fácilmente a diferentes condiciones climáticas del país.

Happy Saturday! Guest DJ Regio, La Raza 102.5, joins to discuss upcoming Cinco de Mayo celebration. Discussion of celebration of culture and community. What does the Hispanic community think of Trumps deportation efforts?  Guest State Representative Nick Hoheisel, District 97, joins to discuss legislative recap 2025. Discussion property tax reform, state budget talks, cutting spending, and more. Will we see the state government finally begin to address marijuana soon?  Guest US Senator Roger Marshall, Kansas, joins to discuss tariff negotiations, agriculture exports, new trade deals and more. Discussion of the latest farm bill conversations and government spending. 

2 mil 373 trabajadores laboran en el programa Bachetón “La revolución impresionista: de Monet a Matisse” en Bellas ArtesHamás acepta nueva oferta para una tregua en la Franja de GazaMás información en nuestro Podcast

07 03-03-25 LHDW Veterinarios 1: Conocemos la raza de perros de agua español, quizá uno de los perros más bonitos. Los Núcleos Zoológicos y sus problemas

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Following recent ICE activity in Santa Barbara, La Casa de la Raza is working to support and inform affected immigrant communities. KCSB's Eva Wang spoke with Jacqueline Inda about the impact, legal protections, and community efforts to assist those at risk.

Following recent ICE activity in Santa Barbara, La Casa de la Raza is working to support and inform affected immigrant communities. KCSB's Eva Wang spoke with Jacqueline Inda about the impact, legal protections, and community efforts to assist those at risk.

¡Tómelo en cuenta! hay reducción de carriles por presencia de personas autopista México Ecatepec  El STC Metro entregará preservativos de las 2 a las 4 de la tarde, te decimos donde   Juez federal bloqueó temporalmente el acceso del DOGE que encabeza Elon Musk  Más información en nuestro podcast

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In the fervent years of the 1970s, a group of Latino and Latina students formed a collective of makers and artists at the University of Michigan. This community-minded group, La Raza, was about everything, from art to history and movement. Dave Choberka, curator for University Learning at the University of Michigan Museum of Art, and Félix Zamora Gómez, program coordinator with the university’s Arts Initiative, display these works in an exhibition titled La Raza Art and Media Collective, 1975 – Today. The contents of the display, which runs until July 20, 2025, include poems, artwork, gallery proofs and journal editions that discuss Chicano and Latino representation in the media and contain experimental visual art. According to Choberka, these editions marked the evolution and history of the organization. GUESTS: Dave Choberka, Mellon Foundation curator for university learning at the University of Michigan Museum of Arts Félix Zamora-Gómez, program coordinator for engagement, U-M Arts Initiative Looking for more conversations from Stateside? Right this way. If you like what you hear on the pod, consider supporting our work. Music in this episode by Blue Dot Sessions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.