Podcasts about Leaving New York

April 1, 1951 - Leaving New York to do his TV show, Jack takes Babe Livingstone to the train station. References include The Kefauver Committee, Dick Tracy, the song "The Tennessee Waltz", the radio show Suspense, and Claudette Colbert, Basil Rathbone and Robert Motgomery who would be on his TV show.

On today's episode of The OGs we welcome NFL quarterback Teddy Bridgewater. Together the guys keep it real about back QBs in the NFL, who they think is inning the Super Bowl and coming back to the NFL. Make sure you subscribe so you never miss an episode of the OGs.Don't miss out on all the action this week at DraftKings! Download the DraftKings app today! Sign-up using https://dkng.co/ogs or through my promo code OGSTo get $15 off your first order and find out if prescription Ro Sparks are right for you, Connect with a provider at http://ro.co/ogs. Compounded drugs are permitted to be prescribed under federal law but are not FDA-approved. For full safety information, go to http://ro.co/safetyinfoDownload the Gametime app today or http://Gametime.co for $20 off your first order with code OGSMake Tommy John the MVP of your underwear drawer. Head to http://tommyjohn.com/OGS for 25% off your first purchaseIf you're ever injured, you can check out Morgan & Morgan. Their fee is free unless they win. For more information go to http://ForThePeople.com/OGs or dial Pound LAW from your cell phone.Get The Handyman Rocketman for 20% OFF + Free International Shipping with code “OGS” at http://Manscaped.com! #ManscapedPartnerWatch and listen to new episodes of The OGs presented by DraftKings with Udonis Haslem and Mike Miller every Tuesday & check us out on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok for all the best moments from the show.Click on the link below to get access to all 'The OGs,' socials and audio platforms: https://linktr.ee/theogsshow

Send us a textIn this episode of Girls Gone Gritty, the hosts sit down with Josephine Rocco, a passionate business owner and activist behind Paso Rio Aracos. Josephine shares her inspiring story of resilience, especially during the pandemic when she chose not to mandate vaccinations at her bakery, despite the risks. She opens up about her values, past experiences, and what sparked her dedication to standing up for others.Josephine also talks about the challenges of working in a male-dominated field, her commitment to freedom, and her move from New York due to changing political and social climates. Her story is all about grit, community, and staying true to her beliefs. Tune in to hear how she faces societal pressures with courage and conviction.Episode Highlights:(0:00) Intro(1:02) Josephine Rocco's background and mission during COVID(2:38) Reflecting on Josephine's first acts of resistance(3:04) Defining moments: questioning government mandates(8:21) Navigating the healthcare system and vaccination choices(11:01) Becoming a female business leader in a male-dominated industry(15:51) Leaving New York due to evolving social dynamics(20:52) COVID's impact on mental health and socialization(24:01) Discussing the food industry and health impacts(33:41) Importance of standing up for liberty and freedom(35:25) OutroFollow us: Web: https://girlsgonegritty.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/girlsgonegritty/ More ways to find us: https://linktr.ee/girlsgonegritty

News Weakly – 24th August, 2024A weekly round-up of the top news stories in Australia, and around the world; punched in the head until they make sense.Written and presented by journalist & comedian Sami Shah.TOP STORIES OF THE WEEKBeyonce snubs the DNC!And, Labor belabours gendered violence reform!All that, and more, on News Weakly.This week on News Weakly, Sami Shah dives into: The Democratic National Convention wrapped up in the US with high expectations for star-studded appearances, but when Beyonce didn't show, Pink had to save the day. We dissect what this means for the Democratic Party and why Kamala Harris is being painted with whatever colors the media can find. And, Australia's government is making strides to end gendered violence—or are they? Locally, Sami looks at the National Plan to End Violence Against Women and Children, the lack of adequate funding, and why flashy announcements don't cut it. Sami makes a critical analysis of the government's insufficient efforts in combating gendered violence, the impact of rebranding programs, and the potential to redirect military spending towards meaningful social change. Plus, updates on gendered violence across the globe, from India's protests against systemic failures to the Taliban's continued oppression of women in Afghanistan, and how these issues echo the challenges faced in Australia.Quote of the Week:"Escape from New York is a dystopian science fiction movie starring Kurt Russell. Leaving New York is a sad character piece where an alcoholic Nicholas Cage realizes he should have gone to Vegas instead." - Sami Shah, on the government's ineffective rebranding of anti-violence programs.News Weakly is an ad-free listener supported podcast.Just go to patreon.com/samishah to support the podcast!Sami Shah is a multi-award-winning comedian, writer, journalist, and broadcaster. For more: http://thesamishah.comTheme music "Historic Anticipation" by Paul MottramThis podcast is written, hosted and produced by Sami Shah. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join me on a walk from Times Square to the Flatiron District as we discuss some big life changes, my masterclasses in Asia, impostor syndrome, and teaching strategists.Find me @ http://www.instagram.com/markpollard

Welcome! Parenting in Hard Mode is a community and safe space for BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, neurodivergent, and differently-abled parents who are raising Gen Alpha kids (born 2010-2024) and nurturing social justice-minded families—all while taking care of our mental health. Allies welcome, too. Please subscribe to connect with fellow parents through empathy and compassion. Let's build our virtual village together.Growing up, I always felt like I was “different” than other kids. I don't know if it's because I'm an immigrant (my family came to the U.S. just after my 8th birthday), have a unique background (half Russian, half Cuban), or if even back then I had a subconscious understanding that I'm queer and neurodivergent. Or perhaps it's just a little bit of childhood trauma due to being parented by a narcissist who early on called me “weird,” the “black sheep of the family,” and often wondered why I couldn't be “normal.” As a teen, I rebelled against those labels thrown on me by the people who supposedly love me unconditionally (hint: not a possibility for narcissists) by instead embracing my weirdness, the things that made me unique, and constantly saying that normal doesn't exist. I even came out as bisexual to my family and friends when I was 16 years old in 2002, something that my friends embraced and my parents got angry about and then pretty much ignored. (I wouldn't know I'm neurodivergent until age 35.)Basically, all the positive things I said about the things that made me “different” fell on deaf ears at home, but I embraced them nonetheless. As soon as I could, I escaped my hometown of southwest Florida to go to college in New York City—and I found my people and myself there. Being different was a strength there, and finding community with other Latinx people, with other queer people, with other different people was easy. It's where I felt most at home and still do. But life circumstances took me out of the city that I'll always call home after 12 happy years, and it's now been eight years since I truly felt like I belonged where I lived. Leaving New York was the right decision but one that still pains me—especially because living in another big city isn't an option either. For a while, I lived in my suburb-without-an-urban-area-nearby hometown in Florida—where I met and fell in love with my husband and had our child—and now live outside of Denver. Close enough that it's not difficult to visit but far enough that going to the city needs to be planned out and, well, I kinda need a good reason to do. “I'm stuck in the burbs” is something I've often said to my closest friends, most of whom still live in NYC. Or “I'm in suburban hell” when I'm having a particularly frustrating day feeling not quite like myself. My feelings about leaving New York are still complicated and there are still many things I grieve about my life there—many of which involve the diverse communities I was a part of while living there. Whether it was singing karaoke at Marie's Crisis while spotting Danny Strong joining in nearby or attempting to try every single burger at Burger Bash during NYC Wine & Food Festival back when it was hosted by Bobby Flay or taking the N train through three boroughs to visit Flushing Chinatown and my favorite panaderia in Sunset Park all in one day, there is just something about the city that I haven't found anywhere else. And as I recently realized in therapy, NYC was probably a spectacular place to live in as someone with undiagnosed Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). There are a million things I can think of off the top of my head that made my life in my 20s pretty perfect for my ADHD brain—and almost all of those things are not possible in my life today. I don't regret where my life has taken me or the way my chosen family changed over the years, but I still miss the things that made me feel the most “me” back then. Even more so, I miss living in a place where I felt safe, loved, and understood for all of the things that made me “different.” It's places like this where belonging feels like a part of the city's DNA, and it seeps deep into your soul. Even for all of the hardships that come with living in one of the most expensive places in the world (and trust me, there are many), I left my heart in New York City. Parenting in Hard Mode is supported by readers like you. Become a paid subscriber to grow our community and nurture the connections we make in this virtual village.As I'm sure you can imagine, living in the suburbs in my 30s has been a completely different experience. It's not like it has been a nightmare or anything. But the older I get, the more I realize that the reason life has been just fine for me in the ‘burbs is because I can easily pass. I can pass as straight since I am in a heterosexual relationship. I can pass as white because I am a very light-skinned Latina. I can pass as neurotypical since I spent my entire life masking without knowing it. But after living so much of my life embracing all of my weirdness, passing as just another stereotypical white working mom living in the suburbs is just plainly killing my soul a little bit. I know that not everyone needs to live their truth, their identities, their life out loud, but I do. I didn't go to school for journalism, work my ass off for the last 18+ years as a storyteller, and leave the city of my heart in order to get (and stay) sober just to end up the black sheep of the family again. Which brings me to this shirt… I found this shirt a couple of weeks ago when I was browsing through funny Mother's Day gifts (yes, really). Lately, I've been discussing in therapy some of these issues related to me being triple marginalized and invisible on all sides, and today I mentioned this shirt to my therapist. “Well, you'll need to figure out if you want to work on adjusting to your current reality and where you live or if you want to work on integrating more of your unicorn self into your life in the suburbs,” they said. “Oh, I definitely want to be a unicorn in the suburbs,” I replied. I don't yet know what this'll mean or how I'll accomplish it, but one of the reasons that I started Parenting in Hard Mode is to connect with fellow parents who live “outside the norm,” those of us who are “different” (aka those of us who come from historically underrepresented communities) as we parent our kids—and especially as we help our kids grow into wonderful little human beings. Personally, I want to raise a little feminist who's anti-racist, queer-friendly, embraces neurodiversity, and generally is loving, kind, and accepting of the wonderful differences in all of us. To do that, I need to remember to show myself that love, kindness, and acceptance. And to do that, I need to also remember who I am and be proud of these facets of my identity—and for me, I feel the most proud when I can visibly and loudly express who I am. So… I guess I'm ready to be a unicorn in suburbia. That shirt's already on the way.Everyone's experience of living their identities out loud is different. How do you express yourself and your individuality/uniqueness at home, at work, in your community? I'd love to hear from all of you!Abrazos,Your friendly neighborhood bisexual Latina mom with ADHD raising a Gen Alpha kid Get full access to Parenting in Hard Mode at irinagonzalez.substack.com/subscribe

(***TIMESTAMPS in description below) ~ Kenny Wong is a former Triad Gang Member & Ghost Shadows Gangster from NYC's Chinatown. The Triad's were a Chinese transnational organized crime syndicate based in Greater China with outposts in various countries having significant overseas Chinese populations. The triads originated from secret societies formed in the 18th and 19th centuries with the intent of overthrowing the then-ruling Qing dynasty. The Ghost Shadows were a Chinese-American organized crime group active all around the country but centered in NY from the 1960s to the 1990s. - BUY Guest's Books & Films IN MY AMAZON STORE: ⁠https://amzn.to/3RPu952⁠  EPISODE LINKS: - Julian Dorey PODCAST MERCH: ⁠https://juliandorey.myshopify.com/⁠  - Support our Show on PATREON: ⁠https://www.patreon.com/JulianDorey⁠  - Join our DISCORD: ⁠https://discord.gg/Ajqn5sN6⁠  JULIAN YT CHANNELS: - SUBSCRIBE to Julian Dorey Clips YT: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@juliandoreyclips⁠  - SUBSCRIBE to Julian Dorey Daily YT: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@JulianDoreyDaily⁠  - SUBSCRIBE to Best of JDP: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@bestofJDP⁠  ***TIMESTAMPS*** 00:00 - Kenny background, China Town, Eddy Chang, Moving from Hong Kong 09:50 - Kenny's Uncle Arrested, Ghost Shadow Gang, Father Murdered 20:07 - Post-Father Murder, Revenge, Singapore Lash, Joining Ghosy Shadow Gang 30:07 - Extortion, Kenny's Mentality on China vs USA, Moving to Hong Kong 38:15 - How the Triad's Work, Triad's Escape to Hong Kong 44:55 - Triad's Dark Initiation Process, Mindset w/ Crime   57:50 - Involvement in Organized Crime, Hatred For Anyone, China's School Culture, Returning to NYC 01:07:52 - Joining NYC Ghost Shadow Gang, Drug Runs, Young Boss & Errand Boy  01:20:23 - Green Dragon Gang, Connection to Medellin Cartel, Kenny's Anger Issues & Drug Usage 01:31:07 - Chinese Gang War, 1989 China Town Murders 01:37:25 - Armed Robbery Gone Bad, 18 Months in Prison 01:46:23 - Japanese vs Chinese Rivalry, Nanjing R@pe, WW2 ‘731' Testing, Ghost Shadow Initiation  01:56:41 - Ghost Shadow Gang Slow Collapse, Informant & Kenny Accused 02:05:55 - Sister Ping, Someone Snitched, Kenny Stabbings in Prison 02:17:57 - Day Kenny Went Down, Going to Prison 7-8 Years, Lewisburg Prison, Lou Ferrante 02:29:23 - Out of Prison, Worst Day in NYC History, Ending of Ghost Shadows & Flying Dragons 02:38:58 - Leaving New York, Life After Gang Life 02:47:20 - Find Kenny, Book Coming Out CREDITS: - Hosted & Produced by Julian D. Dorey - Intro & Episode Edited by Alessi Allaman ~ Get $150 Off The Eight Sleep Pod Pro Mattress / Mattress Cover (USING CODE: “JULIANDOREY”): https://eight-sleep.ioym.net/trendifier Julian's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianddorey ~ Music via Artlist.io ~ Julian Dorey Podcast Episode 206 - Kenny Wong

Join Shaun Crawford on the Varsity House Podcast as he welcomes Julian Love, Seattle Seahawks safety and Notre Dame alum, back for a riveting second appearance. This episode, co-hosted by Elliot Montanez of Lyrical Lemonade, delves deep into Love's transition from the New York drama to achieving stardom in Seattle. Discover how a change in teams, culture, and coaching influenced his performance and personal growth. Julian shares insights into playing under Pete Carroll, adjusting to new dynamics, and the unique challenges and triumphs of his recent NFL seasons. For exclusive insights from a top athlete's perspective, watch now!Support the Show.

Sari Botton is the author of And You May Find Yourself: Confessions of a Late-Blooming, Gen-X Weirdo and Goodbye to All That: Writers on Loving and Leaving New York. She's also the creator of Oldster, a Substack newsletter devoted to exploring the joys of getting older. (Her Oldster questionnaire was a direct inspiration for my starting this podcast.) Sari was my first ever guest on Finding the Throughline--I'm replaying her episodes this week. - The continuing ed class she took as a 20-something that lead to her personal writing career - The thing her uncle told her when she was 10 that sparked a lifelong fascination with growing older - Why she loves Substack—as both a writer and a reader - The thing about trusting your instincts that Shalom Auslander first told her in 2010 that it took her 10+ years to believe - The incredible power of writing annoying, non-work stuff down on your to-do list (even if you're already done it) - What she does to cheer herself up and clear her head - Her morning routine (including what exactly goes in her mug) If you want to hear these interviews in one, ad-free episode, become a paid subscriber at katehanley.substack.com. Full show notes available there, too. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Emily Eisner, Fiscal Policy Institute economist, and Andrew Perry, senior policy analyst at Fiscal Policy Institute, dig into their group's report that found that millionaires are returning to the city, and lower- and middle-income folks are leaving -- and what the data say about housing affordability, taxes and more.  

Þórður Snær Júlíusson spjallaði um efnahag og samfélag. Við ræddum um hlutabréfaverð sem hefur lækkað nokkuð og útsvar sveitarfélaga sem á að hækka í Garðabæ, sem og um möguleg efnahagsleg áhrif þess ef fer að gjósa í Svartsengi. Mörg verjum við þónokkrum tíma á internetinu - jafnvel mjög miklum. Og ekki er það allt til gagns sem við sækjum þangað. Á fáeinum árum hafa orðið til örfá risastór fyrirtæki sem veita þjónustu á netinu - eða í tengslum við það - og er nú svo komið að þau hafa í raun náð á því ægivaldi og þar með okkur. Þessi fyrirtæki, fimm talsins, eru stærri og valdameiri en nokkurt heimsveldi hefur verið, að mati Margrétar Hugrúnar Gústafsdóttur sem um árabil var blaðamaður og hefur lengi velt fyrir sér samfélagsmiðlum og nemur nú mannfræði við háskólann. Svo var Arthúr Björgvin Bollason á sínum stað eftir Morgunfréttir og sagði okkur frá því sem er efst á baugi í þýsku þjóðlífi. Umsjón: Björn Þór Sigbjörnsson og Þórunn Elísabet Bogadóttir. Tónlist: Armstrong, Louis, Oliver, Sy and his Orchestra, Fitzgerald, Ella - Dream a little dream of me. R.E.M. - Leaving New York. Green, Freddie, Young, Snooky, Foster, Frank, Coker, Henry, Grey, Al, Count Basie and his Orchestra, Payne, Sonny, Mitchell, Billy, Basie, Count, Culley, Wendell, Fowlkes, Charlie, Newman, Joe, Jones, Eddie, Jones, Thad, Powell, Benny, Wess, Frank, Royal, Marshall, Williams, Joe - Going to Chicago. Kraftwerk - The model.

Þórður Snær Júlíusson spjallaði um efnahag og samfélag. Við ræddum um hlutabréfaverð sem hefur lækkað nokkuð og útsvar sveitarfélaga sem á að hækka í Garðabæ, sem og um möguleg efnahagsleg áhrif þess ef fer að gjósa í Svartsengi. Mörg verjum við þónokkrum tíma á internetinu - jafnvel mjög miklum. Og ekki er það allt til gagns sem við sækjum þangað. Á fáeinum árum hafa orðið til örfá risastór fyrirtæki sem veita þjónustu á netinu - eða í tengslum við það - og er nú svo komið að þau hafa í raun náð á því ægivaldi og þar með okkur. Þessi fyrirtæki, fimm talsins, eru stærri og valdameiri en nokkurt heimsveldi hefur verið, að mati Margrétar Hugrúnar Gústafsdóttur sem um árabil var blaðamaður og hefur lengi velt fyrir sér samfélagsmiðlum og nemur nú mannfræði við háskólann. Svo var Arthúr Björgvin Bollason á sínum stað eftir Morgunfréttir og sagði okkur frá því sem er efst á baugi í þýsku þjóðlífi. Umsjón: Björn Þór Sigbjörnsson og Þórunn Elísabet Bogadóttir. Tónlist: Armstrong, Louis, Oliver, Sy and his Orchestra, Fitzgerald, Ella - Dream a little dream of me. R.E.M. - Leaving New York. Green, Freddie, Young, Snooky, Foster, Frank, Coker, Henry, Grey, Al, Count Basie and his Orchestra, Payne, Sonny, Mitchell, Billy, Basie, Count, Culley, Wendell, Fowlkes, Charlie, Newman, Joe, Jones, Eddie, Jones, Thad, Powell, Benny, Wess, Frank, Royal, Marshall, Williams, Joe - Going to Chicago. Kraftwerk - The model.

The New York Knicks had until 6PM EST on Monday, October 23rd to extend Immanuel Quickley. Unfortunately, they couldn't work out a deal and due to that, Quickley will now become a restricted free agent this offseason. An NBA Insider believes that this move by the Knicks signals the final season that IQ will be in New York. Troy Mahabir breaks all of this down! SHOW CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:44 - Quickley & Knicks Fail To Reach Agreement 04:44 - Tom Thibodeau Wants IQ To Stay In New York 06:51 - Will Immanuel Quickley Be Traded? LISTEN NOW TO GET YOUR KNICKS FIX! Catch the latest special interviews, shorts, fan interactions, and more by following the show! Don't forget to turn on notifications so you don't miss another episode! Rather Watch the latest Knicks Recap episode? Catch us on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/@TheKnicksRecap Follow The Knicks Recap on all social media platforms! Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheKnicksRecap Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheKnicksRecap/ Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/u/TheKnicksRecap?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheKnicksRecap/ Rather Listen to The Knicks Recap on a different platform? Catch us on ALL of your favorite streaming platforms: Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3SKSl8o Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3QrEfr6 iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-knicks-recap-a-new-yor-100895112/ Amazon Music: https://amzn.to/3QoZrOd Other Pod Channels: https://anchor.fm/the-knicks-recap Grab our MERCH featuring some of the graphics you've seen us create to take your Knicks fandom to the NEXT LEVEL:https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-knicks-recap DONATE TO THE SHOW: PayPal: troymahabir@yahoo.com Have a comment about the show, an interview, or a graphic idea? Reach out to The Knicks Recap on ALL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS!

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Episode 59 with Ted Barrow, skateboarder and art historian from San Francisco, California.  Together we discussed him growing up between Texas and Northern California and picking up his first board in the mid to late 80's, developing early on an interest for art and eventually studying art history in college, spending a few summers connecting with the local skaters in Paris in the late 90's to early 2000's, settling down in New York City in 2002 and spending 18 years there skating, bartending, working on his PhD, teaching/lecturing, giving historical walking tours of the city and more, running the famous “Feedback TS” Instagram account for a few years, moving to the Bay Area in February 2020 right at the beginning of the Covid pandemic, Tony Vitello pitching him the idea for a show on Thrasher which became “This Old Ledge”, making the first few episodes on the iconic San Francisco spots, where he'd like to shoot the next episodes…    (00:13) – Intro   (01:13) – Growing up   (02:53) – Moving to Texas   (06:31) – First mag and first video  (08:22) – Interest for art   (16:55) – Summers in Paris  (23:46) – Moving to New York to find work around art   (27:44) – 18 years in NYC, arriving after 9/11 and leaving right before Covid started  (31:27) – Favorite place in NYC?  (33:03) – Working several different jobs   (37:42) – Historical walking tours in New York   (44:43) – Leaving New York   (49:47) – Back to California   (51:45) – Feedback TS Instagram account   (01:01:04) – Hosting panel talks at Pushing Boarders and Slow Impact   (01:12:08) – Completing his PhD recently  (01:24:12) – “This old ledge” for Thrasher Magazine (01:37:50) – Most valuable lesson learned from skating  (01:39:53) – Friends questions   (02:09:31) – Conclusion For more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboards 

Umsjón: Siggi Gunnars & Lovísa Rut Siggi Gunnars og Lovísa Rut voru landamæraverðir í Popplandi. Allskonar tónlist að vanda, nýtt og gamalt, nýtt bandarískt fönk, nýtt íslenskt rokk, plata vikunnar á sínum stað, I Made An Album með Daða Frey og þessar helstu tónlistarfréttir. Bubbi Morthens - Serbinn. GEORGE MICHAEL - Praying For Time. LEON BRIDGES - Coming Home. ETTA JAMES - I Just Want To Make Love To You. VAN MORRISON - Moondance. EAGLES - One Of These Nights. Birkir Blær - Thinking Bout You. PEGGY GOU - (It Goes Like) Nanana. Daði Freyr Pétursson - Sunshine. THE BEACH BOYS - Good Vibrations. PÁLMI GUNNARSSON - Ég skal breyta heiminum. MUGISON - Stóra stóra ást. Nykur - Með hjörtun helköld. QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE - Paper Machete. ARCTIC MONKEYS - Snap Out Of It. LANA DEL RAY - Say Yes to Heaven. R.E.M. - Leaving New York. SIGRÚN STELLA - Circles. ARLO PARKS - Devotion. GARBAGE - Stupid girl. OLIVIA RODRIGO - Vampire. KARL ORGELTRIO - Strútalógík. Daði Freyr Pétursson - Trying. KYLIE MINOGUE - Slow. MYRKVI - Early Warning. Nanna - How to start a Garden. Jeremy Spencer Band, The - Travellin'. Sir Woman - Highroad. RAGGA GÍSLA & BESTA BAND - Úpsí búpsí. BLUR - Parklife. PATRi!K, Luigi - Skína. Tappi Tíkarrass - Dalalæða. SOFFÍA BJÖRG - Promises. HALL & OATES - Maneater. INCUBUS - Drive. Gwen Stefani - True Babe. Lady Blackbird - Baby I Just Don?t. Say She She - Astral Plane. THIN LIZZY - The Boys Are Back In Town. Vulfpeck - New Guru. DAVID KUSHNER - Daylight. NYLON - Einu Sinni Enn. EMMSJÉ GAUTI - Þúsund Hjörtu.

Umsjón: Siggi Gunnars & Lovísa Rut Siggi Gunnars og Lovísa Rut voru landamæraverðir í Popplandi. Allskonar tónlist að vanda, nýtt og gamalt, nýtt bandarískt fönk, nýtt íslenskt rokk, plata vikunnar á sínum stað, I Made An Album með Daða Frey og þessar helstu tónlistarfréttir. Bubbi Morthens - Serbinn. GEORGE MICHAEL - Praying For Time. LEON BRIDGES - Coming Home. ETTA JAMES - I Just Want To Make Love To You. VAN MORRISON - Moondance. EAGLES - One Of These Nights. Birkir Blær - Thinking Bout You. PEGGY GOU - (It Goes Like) Nanana. Daði Freyr Pétursson - Sunshine. THE BEACH BOYS - Good Vibrations. PÁLMI GUNNARSSON - Ég skal breyta heiminum. MUGISON - Stóra stóra ást. Nykur - Með hjörtun helköld. QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE - Paper Machete. ARCTIC MONKEYS - Snap Out Of It. LANA DEL RAY - Say Yes to Heaven. R.E.M. - Leaving New York. SIGRÚN STELLA - Circles. ARLO PARKS - Devotion. GARBAGE - Stupid girl. OLIVIA RODRIGO - Vampire. KARL ORGELTRIO - Strútalógík. Daði Freyr Pétursson - Trying. KYLIE MINOGUE - Slow. MYRKVI - Early Warning. Nanna - How to start a Garden. Jeremy Spencer Band, The - Travellin'. Sir Woman - Highroad. RAGGA GÍSLA & BESTA BAND - Úpsí búpsí. BLUR - Parklife. PATRi!K, Luigi - Skína. Tappi Tíkarrass - Dalalæða. SOFFÍA BJÖRG - Promises. HALL & OATES - Maneater. INCUBUS - Drive. Gwen Stefani - True Babe. Lady Blackbird - Baby I Just Don?t. Say She She - Astral Plane. THIN LIZZY - The Boys Are Back In Town. Vulfpeck - New Guru. DAVID KUSHNER - Daylight. NYLON - Einu Sinni Enn. EMMSJÉ GAUTI - Þúsund Hjörtu.

Every top food and drink founder reads our Newsletter - why wouldn't you?https://hungryfeast.beehiiv.com/Watch the full shabang on Youtube -  https://www.youtube.com/@HungryFMCG/videosLet's link up on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-pope/Stalk me on Insta- https://www.instagram.com/_hungry.pod/Leaving New York and landing in La La land with dreams of becoming an actor.The odd extra job here and there.Nothing.Hollywood reared it's egregious ugly head with toxic-stained eyes.City of Angels became Town of Demons.Tinsel Town lost the twinkle in it's eye. Danny, too.Danny felt lost and confused and totally at rock bottom.But, something softly whispered to his soul. A calling. Muse. Something. She kept pulling Danny.He took endless flights from LA to China, hustling an wining and dinning. The Ritz, Carlton China.A sliding doors moment. Danny stumbled upon a new technology. The genesis of HEXCLAD.HEXCLAD are ab-SO-lootely smashin itreinvented cookware and became one of the fastest growing multi 9 figure D2C brands in the worldsecured Gordon Ramsay as a business partnerpartnered with Halle Berry, Hailey Bieber, Kendall JennerThis is true founders story. Ups and downs. Sliding door moments. Grit. Hope. Pain. Truimph.You're going to LOVE it.Full episode in the comments belowON THE MENU:Why you need to hit rock bottom to reinvent yourself and come backWhy founders must be totally present and super aware to spot the opportunities hiden in plain sightWhy “don't give up” is awful advise for founders and asking the dumb, obvious questions gets your further ahead.Danny's killer sales technique: find the problem + stir the pot + provide the solution + listen + tailor pitchWhy “pressure is a privilege” and Gordon Ramsay's advice for dealing with huge amounts of pressure

Scott gives his thoughts on New York and whether it's still worth the price tag. He then speaks about how to approach AI to increase efficiency in business. He wraps up with his thoughts on investing in a professional career coach. Music: https://www.davidcuttermusic.com / @dcuttermusic Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hannity discusses the ridiculous reasons New Yorkers are leaving the state in droves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Caregiving is not an easy job. There are nights when it gets frustrating and overwhelming, especially when the patient is a family member. People often claim to know what it feels like for caregivers, but it is more than providing daily needs. It requires a lot of patience and understanding. As a former primary caregiver to her father and mother, Lynnda Pollio managed physical and emotional care, family dynamics, house maintenance, and financial responsibility. She is also a Consciousness Doula who helps people understand and connect to energy frequencies that expand self-awareness. Additionally, Lynnda is the author of the multi-award-winning best-selling novel, "Trusting the Currents," and the world's first Chief Consciousness Officer for a global futurist marketing consultancy.    Lynnda shares her connection to insects, specifically dragonflies. She mentions her empathic ability, which helped her in the advertising industry. The transition she went through from her younger years to adulthood. Lynnda goes through the experiences of caregiving for her mother and father. The advice she would give to fellow caregivers. The difference between contraction and expansion of the soul. Her involvement in the Dying Well Movement. The different kinds of consciousness. Leaving New York and healing in Sedona after her mother passed away.   Lynnda Pollio Social Media: Lynnda Pollio Website Lynnda Pollio Facebook Lynnda Pollio Instagram Lynnda Pollio LinkedIn Trusting the Currents Book   ______________________________________________ Host Jennifer Moore is an author, energy healer, intuitive mentor, master trainer for EFT International, podcast host and founder of The Empathic Mastery Academy.  https://www.empathicmasteryacademy.com https://www.empathicmastery.com Get Jen's book  Https://empathicmasterybook.com @EmpathicMastery (IG)   https://www.instagram.com/EmpathicMastery Join Jen's free FB group for monthly full moon masterclasses and her Empathic Safety Guide at https://www.empathicmastery.com/masterclass

We're back to dive deep on leaving New York City and answer all the burning questions you're dying to know about this huge decision we're making. Everything from, "When?!" to "Why the hell are you leaving the greatest city on the planet?" we venture to let you in on. Of course we'll also fill you in on our feelings, the historic vote in America's 117th Congress to pass the Respect for Marriage Act, our advice to a new couple thinking about getting engaged, and our newly crowned Couple Crush of the Week. We swapped out our cocktail glasses and swapped in a nice bottle of red to set the mood for the week. Put on some warm socks, pull up your cozy luxe weighted blanket and join us! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisismarried/support

The New York Yankees resigned outfielder Aaron Judge to a 9-year contract extension. Joe Ovies points out to Joe Giglio how Aaron Judge had baseball fans in their feels about past homerun leaders because of PED usage, and how a study of baseballs this year proved an inconsistency with baseballs throughout the season.

Rumors are out, Jacob deGrom has expressed interest in the Texas Rangers. This is not good for Mets fans.

So you've left New York City: how does your new city compare? In this call-in, we invite our listeners to share their dispatches from the urban areas they now call home.

Andrew Murnane is a creator. In just two years, he's built a following of over 1,000,000 on TikTok and 150,000 on Instagram. Why? Because his videos are thought-provoking, interesting, and insightful. In this conversation, we went deep on some of Andrew's favorite topics: creating, death, flow state, letting go of the past, and becoming yourself online. (0:00) Leaving New York (3:30) Randy Dufrane (10:03) Trauma (17:38) Awareness (19:49) The Past (29:50) Growth As A Creator (42:50) Connection (51:11) Intermittent Fasting (55:03) Dots Connecting Backward (1:02:15) Certainty (1:04:15) Becoming Yourself Online (1:15:19) Death (1:20:13) Helping People (1:26:58) Tweets (1:32:21) Challenge My first episode with Andrew (Episode 225): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWmHK5uiQVQ Andrew's Links TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@notandrewmurnane Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/notandrewmurnane/ My Links

The boys really think that either Aaron Judge or Jacob deGrom will be leaving New York in free agency.

Dr. Jensen is the Board Chair of the REACH Institute, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization he founded in 2006. From 1999-2009 he served at the National Institute of Mental Health as the Associate Director for Child Adolescent Mental Health Research. He then moved to Columbia University to assume an endowed professorship in the Department of Psychiatry, where he directed the Center for the Advancement of Children's Mental Health. Leaving New York in 2009 he joined Mayo Clinic's Department of Psychiatry Psychology to lead the Division of Child Psychiatry Psychology, eventually becoming the Vice-Chair of the Department (Research). In 2014 he was appointed Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock, moving to Adjunct Professor in 2018. Dr. Jensen was the lead NIMH investigator on the Multimodal Treatment of ADHD study (MTA) and served on other multi-site NIMH national studies. He has held many national offices, including President of the International Society for Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology, Secretary and Council Member (American Academy of Child Adolescent Psychiatry), and as member of CHADD's Board and Scientific Advisory Board. Dr. Jensen has authored/edited over 300 peer reviewed articles and chapters and 20 books. He has received many awards for research and teaching from multiple national organizations, including the Hall of Fame award from CHADD, the American Psychological Association, the American Psychiatric Association, the American Academy of Child Adolescent Psychiatry, the Society for Child Psychiatric Nursing, and NAMI.

Listeners, we're back this week with Luisa Alberto.Luisa Alberto is the CEO of People First Finance, a Virtual CFO agency that provides high touch accounting and financial advisory services to women business owners.  She has 18 years of Finance and Operations experience working alongside visionary leaders of successful Bay Area startups, such as Blue Bottle Coffee and Good Eggs.  Her mission is to ease the financial burden and overwhelm that holds too many extraordinary self employed women back from reaching their fullest potential, and making a wildly successful living as the brilliant creators they were born to be. During this episode we talked about:06:26 - Growing up as an only child08:03 - Leaving New York and choosing her major09:49 - Understanding Social Justice22:30 - There's not a right and wrong way24:34 - ‘What are you?' & identity33:30 - Getting into finance35:30 - Getting her financial world thriving37:54 - Filing for bankruptcy39:49 - People First Finance & talking numbers This episode is brought to you by Cox.com , Chispa App, and Gold Peak Follow Luisa on all things social:InstagramFacebookLinkedInWebsite Follow Cafe con Pam on all things socialInstagramFacebookhttp://cafeconpam.com/Join the FREE Cafe con Pam ChallengeJoin our Discord  space and let's keep the conversation going!If you are a business owner, join us for Aligned Collective MastermindLearn about PowerSisters Subscribe, rate, review, and share this episode with someone you love!And don't ever forget to Stay Shining! 

I've sold my home. It's happening. I'm leaving my 16th floor apartment for a place that will require much more maintenance. No more locking-and-leaving. No more stunning sunrises. No more Keith Jarrett on the stereo, sitting in an armchair and watching the World revolve below me. No more Maungawhau. No more Hauturu. No more monitoring the motorway traffic in real time. No more whipping downstairs to the K Road cafes for a pastry and a flat white. I'm embarrassed to say it'll be the first time in my life when I'm responsible for mowing a lawn. I feel a mix of emotions. My apartment is the first and only home I've ever owned. At every stage when my housing has changed, I've felt a rush of sentimentalism. Each shift has marked a different peg in my life, far more meaningful than supposedly significant birthdays. Leaving home for my first shared flat. Leaving shared New Zealand flats for my first New York studio. Leaving New York, coming home, and buying for the first time. Leaving my apartment for something bigger, something without huge windows and a 16th floor balcony. Something child-friendly. I remember when I bought my place, the then Prime Minister John Key was asked for his advice to young people struggling to buy property. Get an apartment, he said! Low maintenance. Cheaper. Close to lots of amenities. He didn't need to convince me. I've always felt at least part of our housing crisis has been caused by a cultural reluctance to embrace high-density living. We associated all apartments with slummy 35-square-metre, tiny-windowed boxes. For many years, it was hard to find warm, bright, higher-end apartments with amenities. My place has a great gym, a big pool, storage lockers, and a billiards room. The walk from the lobby to K Road's rich variety of cafes and restaurants takes approximately 35 seconds. Apartments might have suited first-home buyers. I can confirm they don't necessarily make great investments. I almost certainly overpaid when I first bought my place – I didn't know the market well enough. You live and you learn, right? But I sold my home at a fair price. CV. After agent fees and everything else, I'll basically end up with what I paid for it. You could drive yourself mad by playing the what-if-I'd-bought-a-decaying-bungalow-instead game, and knowing my luck, the apartment market will probably double in the next six months. It's the land value that has wildly appreciated over the last few years. But honestly, I didn't buy my place intending to make money. I bought it as a home. And in serving that purpose, it's been perfect. I'm a big believer that high-density suits people at different stages of life. As well as young professionals, a lot of the people in my building are older. They've downsized. They've had kids and houses with backyards and gutters to clear. They've done that. But now they've reached a stage of life where they value lower maintenance living. They enjoy the communal aspect of living in an apartment building. They love the light and the views and being able to walk everywhere. I feel sad to be leaving the 16th floor. It's been a wonderful home. I'll start packing my moving boxes over the next few weeks. And as I look and leave for the final time, it'll make me happy to know that in 25 or 30 years… there's a good chance I'll be back.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we are joined by Ginny Hogan. Ginny Hogan is a writer and standup comic. She's a contributor for the New Yorker, the Atlantic, the New York Times, to name a few. Ginny performs standup comedy all over the United States. In 2019, Ginny published a book of humorous essays, Toxic Femininity in the Workplace, with HarperCollins, which was included on Vulture's list of top 10 comedy books of 2019. In 2022, Chronicle Books published Ginny's second humor collection I'M MORE DATEABLE THAN A PLATE OF REFRIED BEANS. Make sure to check her out!In this episode we discuss growing up in New York City, reading books, writing satire for The New Yorker, being a social media creator, being on the Speech and Debate Team, leadership conferences, and so much more. You don't want to miss our discussion about going to an all-girls school and being boy obsessed. Give this episode a listen!Recommendations From The Episode: What Is the One Overlooked Advantage of All-Girls Schools? By Katherine S. van Wormer M.S.S.W., Ph.D.Goodbye to All That: Writers on Loving and Leaving New York by Sari BottonFollow Ginny Hogan: @ginnyhogan_Follow Carly: @carlyjmontagFollow Emily: @thefunnywalshFollow the podcast: @aloneatlunchpodEmail us! Aloneatlunch@gmail.com**LEAVE US A RATING AND REVIEW** Please :)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

HAPPY MONDAY MORNING! On this weeks episode jen sat down with rapper/upcoming actor Blessed Integrity. They talked NYU, acting, rapping, his  upcoming project The Process coming out July 26th, recent heartbreaks and even played a little game of Guess The Song (Drake Edition)! The Prodigy: https://soundcloud.com/blessedomni/sets/the-prodigy-blessed-integrity?utm_source=mobi&utm_campaign=social_sharingBlessed Integrity Instagram:  https://instagram.com/blessedintegrity?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Joyce Manalo, founder of Kala Health and Wellness, is a Certified Health Coach who is an advocate for diabetes and mental health awareness. Formerly a Community Health Worker in Dallas, TX, Joyce has an important perspective on health inequities and with the recent Supreme Court's decision related to women's health, some important thoughts on the state of women's health in Texas. Here's her YouTube channel!Bad news! The radio station's mechanism that records all the content failed halfway through the show and I lost the conversation with Chloe, Sari and Aileen about their uteruses, how they've impacted their lives and how the medical establishment has failed them. I wanted to share their backgrounds with you so that you can go out and get their memoirs which go into loads more details from what they shared during our conversation. We talked about how women's stories, now more than ever, are important to ensuring the truth about and support for women's bodies is shared with others.Chloe Caldwell is the author of three books: I'll Tell You in Person, Women, and Legs Get Led Astray. Her essays have been published in The New York Times, Bon Appétit, The Cut, The Strategist, BuzzFeed, NYLON, VICE, Longreads, and many anthologies. Her essay “Hungry Ghost” was listed as Notable in The Best American Nonrequired Reading 2017. She lives in Hudson, New York, and teaches creative writing online at Writing Workshops, LitReactor, and the Fine Arts Work Center. Find out more at www.chloesimonne.com. Her latest, The Red Zone is a searching, galvanizing memoir about blood and love: how learning more about her period, PMS, PMDD, and the effects of hormones on moods transformed her relationships—to a new partner, to family, to non-blood kin, and to her own body.Sari Botton is a Gen-X writer and editor living in Kingston, NY. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, the Guardian, and elsewhere. She is a contributing editor at Catapult, and the former Essays Editor for Longreads. She edited the award-winning, bestselling anthologies Goodbye to All That: Writers on Loving and Leaving New York and Never Can Say Goodbye: Writers on Their Unshakable Love for New York. She teaches creative nonfiction at Wilkes University, Catapult, and Bay Path University. She publishes the newsletters Oldster Magazine, Memoir Monday, and Adventures in Journalism.Her new memoir, And You May Find Yourself... is about “finding” yourself later in life—after first getting lost in all the wrong places. As Botton discovers, the wrong places famously include her own self-suppression and misguided efforts to please others (mostly men). In a series of candid, reflective, sometimes humorous essays, Botton describes coming to feminism and self-actualization as an older person, second (and third and fourth) chances—and how maybe it's never too late to find your way...assuming you're lucky enough to live long. Sari was last on the show talking about Oldster Magazine at the end of 2021. In Sari's memoir she has a chapter, "My Hysterectomy, a Love Story," which reflects on her journey to conceive and what she learned when she reach the end.Aileen Weintraub is the author of Knocked Down: A High-Risk Memoir, a laugh-out-loud story about a commitment-phobic Brooklyn girl who, after a whirlwind romance, finds herself living in a rickety farmhouse, pregnant, and faced with five months of doctor-prescribed bed rest because of unusually large fibroids. Publishers Weekly says, “Love, marriage, and a harrowing pregnancy yield a haunting story of survival in this gripping account.” Aileen has written for  the Washington Post, Glamour, Parents, Al Jazeera, Huff Post,NBC, Lit Hub and AARP among others. She is also the author of the middle-grade social justice books, Never Too Young! 50 Unstoppable Kids Who Made a Difference, which won a Parents Choice Award, and We Got Game! 35 Female Athletes Who Changed the World, A Mighty Girl Best Book of the Year. Aileen was recently chosen as Erma Bombeck's Humor Writer of the Month for Knocked Down. Find her on Twitter @aileenweintraub or drop her a note at Aileenweintraub.com Aileen was last on the show in February to talk about her book. In light of the recent Supreme Court decision, I am excited to hear her thoughts about the future of women's health and personal freedom.Today's show was engineered by Ian Seda from Radio Kingston.We also heard music from Shana Falana!Feel free to email me, say hello: she@iwantwhatshehas.orgLeave me a voicemail with your thoughts or a few words about who has what you want and why! 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Recorded May 1, 2022 Anna is off due to occupational obligations so I have invited North Carolina based Caps fan and Capitals Admin of the Freeze the Puck Hockey page on Facebook, Jacob Michael to join us. To be honest it was something of a disastrous ending to the season for Our Washington Capitals with all four games resulting in losses. No, not exactly the way to head into the Quest for the Cup for sure. Jake and I break down the past games (well some of them anyway) and get into some soul searching discussions not the least of which being the Caps' chances to get out of the First Round (SPOILER ALERT---IT CAN BE DONE!) as well as open debate on the worst contract currently on the team. Yes it's another long one but we at the Triple will always give you the most bang for the buck! Hang on tight fellow Caps fans, it's playoff time!   #StanleyCupPlayoffs2022 #ALLCAPS #FreezethePuckHockey #SportsOTHP #PowerplayPointPodcast    

In this episode, I chat with Renae Bluitt, filmmaker and advocate for Black women entrepreneur's narratives, and Creator and Executive Producer of the Netflix documentary “She Did That.” We talk about what calls us to be passionate about telling other Black womens' stories, negotiating balance in our lives, and the invitation of new seasons and locations as she talks of loving and leaving New York. Links: Connect with Renae Bluitt on Instagram @iamrenaebluitt Visit Renae's website Listen to Renae's podcast: She Did That Explore ways to give to The Loveland Foundation Purchase the book (Life, I Swear: Intimate Stories from Black Women on Identity, Healing and Self-Trust) Learn more about host, Chloe Dulce Louvouezo, and her work Visit the Life, I Swear Podcast website Connect on Instagram @lifeiswear

Writer and editor Sari Botton has a long career in the publishing world — some would even call her a “legend.” Her essays have appeared in places like The New York Times and The Guardian. She was the longtime essays editor at the digital magazine Longreads, is now a contributing editor at Catapult and she edited two acclaimed anthologies, including Goodbye To All That: Loving and Leaving New York. Her latest venture is Oldster Magazine, and even though it's about aging it's not about being old. It's about getting older and it features articles and observations from people at every stage of life. Sari is a bonafide Gen Xer and Meghan was curious not just about the process of creating Oldster but also  about the challenges of building something in the new creative economy after a long career in traditional media. They talk about what constitutes an “ideal” age, what it's like to get older when you don't “follow the script” of traditional family life, and why many aging people worry as much (if not more) about having enough money than about their health.  (Pro tip: Sari buys lottery tickets.)   Guest Bio: Sari Botton is a writer and editor living in Kingston, NY. She publishes Oldster Magazine, which explores what it means to travel through time in a human body, at every phase of life. Her writing has appeared in the New York Times, the Guardian, and elsewhere. She's a contributing editor at Catapult, the former Essays Editor for Longreads, and she edited the award-winning anthology Goodbye to All That: Writers on Loving & Leaving NY. Her memoir-in-essays, And You May Find Yourself... will be published by Heliotrope in Summer, 2022. 

Brooklyn Artist Que Gambino and Filmer Yung Los join Yung Vince for a fire interview. They talk about their experiences growing up in NYC, their trip to Toronto, consistently working and releasing projects, NFTs, opinions on 6ix9ine, and much more! Go Follow @quegambino and @iamyunglos to keep up with all of their new music and projects. Follow @VersatileVigilante for updates on new content Website: https://versatilevigilante.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/VersatileVigilante/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/versatilevigilante Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/podcast/6rbWSYZP9asHUv431qHZfK/overview Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/versatile-vigilante/id1384221180?mt=2 SmartURL: https://smarturl.it/versatilevigilante 0:20 - Introducing Que Gambino & Yung Los 1:00 - Welcome to Toronto 2:00 - Bino's Lemonade Drinks & Foreign Snacks 3:00 - How Did You Get Involved With Food & Drinks? 4:40 - Having A Great Team 5:10 - More Focused 5:50 - Working Together 6:45 - Los Not a Fan of Flying 8:00 - Growing Up in Brooklyn 8:30 - Having Imprint in Community 9:30 - Promoting Positivity 10:25 - Being Yourself (CLIP) 11:25 - Nobody Making it Out of the Hood 13:00 - Deciding to Make Music 13:55 - Crazy Work Ethic 15:10 - Keep Going 16:30 - The Hate Comes From Your Own City 17:30 - Paying Attention to Current Music 18:00 - Personal Growth; Inspiring Others 19:15 - Los Working As a Camera Man 20:00 - Building Your Own Wave 21:20 - Understanding the Business Side 21:50 - Artists Come and Go ; Longevity 22:25 - Building a Foundation 23:20 - Doubting Yourself; Frustration 24:30 - Being Positive While Also Having Bad Days 25:00 - Muddy Mub 25:20 - Mafia Theme 25:40 - Being There For Each Other 26:10 - Confident in Yourself & Team 27:10 - New York Attitude 27:50 - Summer in Toronto 28:10 - Winter or Summer 28:40 - Winter in Toronto 29:00 - East Coast vs. West Coast 30:00 - Leaving New York? 30:30 - Touring 31:45 - Importance of Traveling 34:00 - Valuing Life ; Consequences (CLIP) 35:15 - Doing Things to Increase Odds 36:10 - French Montana 36:30 - RIP Stack Bundles, RIP Chinx Drugz (Story Clip) 39:00 - Growing Out Your Hair 39:40 - Fashion 41:10 - NFTs, Crypto, Investing 45:50 - Consistency Being Crucial 46:20 - In-Home Studio 47:40 - Moving Wisely;IG Nonsense(CLIP?) 50:45 - 6ix9ine 52:00 - Being Humble and Mindful of Surroundings 54:00 - Opinions on Toronto;Drill 54:40 - Trends Come & Go 56:00 - Dropping Frequently ; Los Short Film 57:20 - Collabs 58:20 - Keeping Busy 59:20 - Needing 50 beats from producers 1:00:00 - Favorite Films & Characters 1:03:00 - Top 5 Films 1:06:00 - Paid in Full ; Alpo 1:07:50 - New York Currently; World Capital 1:10:00 - Local Sports 1:11:00 - Buying Metaverse Property 1:11:20 - Real Estate Prices 1:12:00 - Trying Different Things; Portfolio 1:12:30 - Drake 1:15:40 - Jay Z 1:16:30 - Toronto Recommendations 1:19:00 - Final Thoughts 1:20:30 - A & W ; Not Wearing Gloves 1:22:00 - Shoutout Action Bronson 1:22:20 - S/o Que Gambino & Yung Los

错过了这个冬天北京的两场雪。每次都是刚刚离开，这不免让人感到遗憾。 想念那些裹紧棉衣的日子明亮又安静，想念冷空气吸进鼻子里通透的感觉；到了晚上，雪花轻飘飘地从路灯面前滑落，装点了窗外的风景。想念冷与热的分明，兴奋与忧郁的边界，整个城市都会慢下来。也想念为自己建造一座堡垒，哪怕它只是临时的。 这期节目，送给身在冬天的你。 冬日手记 曲目单 (00:55) Birdy - White Winter Hymnal (03:49) The Waterboys - Winter Blows (07:30) 朴树 - 火车开往冬天 (13:28) Thea Gilmore - Listen the Snow is Falling (16:46) Vashti Bunyan - If In Winter (100 Lovers) (1964 Tape) (18:32) C Duncan - I'll Be Gone by Winter (22:22) Bill Callahan, Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - Blackness of the Night (26:41) The Albion (Christmas) Band - River (31:59) R.E.M. - Leaving New York (37:43) Snow Patrol - Set the Fire to the Third Bar (41:36) Sam Lee, Elizabeth Frazer - The Moon Shines Bright (46:06) Sennen - Your Hand In Mine → 选曲/配音/制作/包装：方舟 → Key Change 主题音乐：Yu Su → 题图作者：zhang kaiyv, 来自 Unsplash → 题图版式：六花 → 私信/合作联络： 微博/网易云/小宇宙/汽水儿 @线性方舟 → 《周末变奏》WX听友群敲门群主：aharddaysnight

Chadwick Moore is joined by guest Karol Markowicz to discuss why she left New York to move to Florida.

In this episode of Prickly and Blooming, Maria speaks with host Jessie Browning about launching IssueVoter, a non-profit organization that provides everyone an equal voice in democracy by making civic engagement accessible, efficient and impactful. Maria talks about her political experience that led her to this. She also shares what it was like growing up in Austin compared to now. Episode Timeline: [00:02] Intro [03:11] Listener survey [05:04] Meet Maria [07:04] Maria's relationship to Texas [12:39] The plan after college [14:53] Her experience with the legislature [17:05] Working on a political campaign in Iowa [23:56] Leaving New York [27:24] IssueVoter [35:15] Moving back to Austin [44:16] What's next with IssueVoter [51:35] Maria recommends to visit Austin [53:32] Jessie's rapid fire questions [1:00:56] Contacting Maria Resources Mentioned: How The Iowa Caucuses Work — And Why They're Important Enneagram El Cosmico NYC BigApps Big Top...

Zibby is joined by Sari Botton, the editor of Goodbye to All That, and two of the authors who contributed essays to the revised anthology, Carolita Johnson and Rosie Schaap. The four women discuss the role New York City has played in each of their lives, as well as how it has changed since the re-release was planned back in 2019. The interview, like the book, was full of nostalgia, reflections, and love for the iconic city.Purchase on Amazon or Bookshop.Amazon: https://amzn.to/3rpDcMhBookshop: https://bit.ly/3wUQTnR See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is the year that parents must take back control of school boards, former Lt. Gov. of New York, Betsy McCaughey says—This is one crucial way that the torrent of critical race theory education can be turned around. This is happening in various places in America, she adds, but New York has it particularly bad. It's one of a number of issues contributing to the exodus from New York. “These teachers and superintendents are using a simplified, watered-down version of critical race theory that makes white children into oppressors black children into victims, and tells the story of American history as if the only thing that matters is the existence of slavery and the terrible crimes that were committed against African Americans.” Gov. McCaughey describes the ‘battle for school boards' as a contemporary ‘Normandy Beach.'—A battle, that if lost, could see whole generation of children fall victim to damaging indoctrination that reframes society in terms of oppressor versus oppressed. #BetsyMcCaughey #CDC #Pandemic

Kate Lewis is an artist, former New Yorker and current resident of Chicago. She makes art that Shannon loves to fangirl over, designed the most expensive tee shirt Shannon has ever bought ever and handled Shannon more ore less fangirling over her very very well.    You can find her work here: http://katelynnlewis.com/ Follow her on Instagram: @kate.lynn.lewis Follow Shannon on Instagram: @whimsicalshann Don't forget to rate, review, subscribe, you know the drilllllll.  

Mmmmmmmmm you slutty lil babes are in for a treat! Special Interview Episode with my estranged, interesting friend, the one and only, John Flynn!Overview of Flynn's day walking through San Francisco (1:00)Flynn's adventures of the past year, COVID, Leaving New York and Such (5:20)From the Big Apple to Beaver Island (11:30)Leaving Beaver Island and the Nutty Veterinarian (24:00)Flynn Takes on Sunny Los Angeles and Begins his Journey through the South (35:00)Is DMX reeeeeeally dead? (39:00)To what degree do we SIMP??? (44:30)How off the Grid is John Flynn (47:00)Random thoughts to top it all off (55:00)

Sommelier Brooks Fraser on up north recreation and the transition from living and working in New York City for 17 years to now running the bar program at Hotel Saranac, among the high peaks in the Adirondacks region.

Við heyrðum hluta af viðtali sem sýnt verður í Kveik í kvöld við Ólaf Þór Hauksson, héraðssaksóknara, en í þætti kvöldsins verður sjónum beint að rannsókn yfirvalda hér og erlendis á meintum mútugreiðslum útgerðarfélagsins Samherja til háttsettra stjórnmála- og áhrifamanna í Namibíu. Við ræddum íslenskt mál við Önnu Sigríði Þráinsdóttur málfarsráðunaut, m.a. nöfn kóngafólks. Við höfum heyrt af fyrirtækinu Carbfix og verkefnum þeirra við bindingu koltvísýrings. En hvernig tengist hinn heimsþekkti Bill Gates fyrirtækinu og hvað er fram undan hjá Carbfix? Dr. Edda Sif Pind Aradóttir kom til okkar og sagði okkur meira. Runólfur Þórhallsson, yfirlögregluþjónn í greiningardeild Ríkislögreglustjóra, kom til okkar og sagði okkur frá umsvifum erlendra glæpahópa hér á landi og hver hættan af þeim, en um fátt meira er rætt í samfélaginu þessa dagana eftir morðið í Rauðagerði. Snorri Sturluson ljósmyndari bjó um árabil í Bandaríkjunum, en flutti heim til Íslands ásamt fjölskyldu sinni fyrir fáeinum árum. Hann hefur nú sett upp sína fyrstu ljósmyndasýningu hér á landi undir titlinum American dreams þar sem sjá má myndir hans frá New York, myndir sem eru allt í senn óður til borgarinnar og fólksins sem byggir hana sem og rannsókn á félagslegum, pólitískum og sálrænum veruleika bandarísks samfélags. Snorri kom til okkar í morgunkaffi og sagði okkur meira. Tónlist: Valgeir Guðjónsson - Dagur eftir þennan dag. Emilíana Torrini - Vertu úlfur. Sycamore Tree - Picking fights and pulling guns. Fleetwood Mac - You make loving fun. Bubbi Morthens - Á horni hamingjunnar. Valdimar - Undraland. R.E.M. - Leaving New York. Taylor Swift - Blank space.

Við heyrðum hluta af viðtali sem sýnt verður í Kveik í kvöld við Ólaf Þór Hauksson, héraðssaksóknara, en í þætti kvöldsins verður sjónum beint að rannsókn yfirvalda hér og erlendis á meintum mútugreiðslum útgerðarfélagsins Samherja til háttsettra stjórnmála- og áhrifamanna í Namibíu. Við ræddum íslenskt mál við Önnu Sigríði Þráinsdóttur málfarsráðunaut, m.a. nöfn kóngafólks. Við höfum heyrt af fyrirtækinu Carbfix og verkefnum þeirra við bindingu koltvísýrings. En hvernig tengist hinn heimsþekkti Bill Gates fyrirtækinu og hvað er fram undan hjá Carbfix? Dr. Edda Sif Pind Aradóttir kom til okkar og sagði okkur meira. Runólfur Þórhallsson, yfirlögregluþjónn í greiningardeild Ríkislögreglustjóra, kom til okkar og sagði okkur frá umsvifum erlendra glæpahópa hér á landi og hver hættan af þeim, en um fátt meira er rætt í samfélaginu þessa dagana eftir morðið í Rauðagerði. Snorri Sturluson ljósmyndari bjó um árabil í Bandaríkjunum, en flutti heim til Íslands ásamt fjölskyldu sinni fyrir fáeinum árum. Hann hefur nú sett upp sína fyrstu ljósmyndasýningu hér á landi undir titlinum American dreams þar sem sjá má myndir hans frá New York, myndir sem eru allt í senn óður til borgarinnar og fólksins sem byggir hana sem og rannsókn á félagslegum, pólitískum og sálrænum veruleika bandarísks samfélags. Snorri kom til okkar í morgunkaffi og sagði okkur meira. Tónlist: Valgeir Guðjónsson - Dagur eftir þennan dag. Emilíana Torrini - Vertu úlfur. Sycamore Tree - Picking fights and pulling guns. Fleetwood Mac - You make loving fun. Bubbi Morthens - Á horni hamingjunnar. Valdimar - Undraland. R.E.M. - Leaving New York. Taylor Swift - Blank space.

To kick off February, we ask the difficult question, 'Would you ever leave New York City?' Both being Native New Yorkers, we discuss the pros and cons of this city and if we'd ever want to live anywhere else. New episodes on the 1st and 15th of each month! We are now taking emails at thingstoaskmother@gmail.com. If you want to connect with us or seek any advice, we look forward to hearing from you.

Leaving New York is a tough choice for many artists, but it was a no-brainer for this week's guests. Returning to Texas allowed Tamara and Trey to realize their dream exhibition space, an outdoor sculpture park. Founded in 2018, Sweet Pass Sculpture Park is located on a one-acre lot in the rapidly gentrifying neighborhood of West Dallas, TX. Their program highlights emerging and mid-career artists from around the world. In our conversation, they talk about how they've built a pandemic-friendly art venue that has become a refuge for many and how "The Great Postponing" affected their exhibition program. These projects include Black Power Naps (Navild Acosta & Fannie Sosa), Ssalute (Marina Rosenfeld) for the 10th Aurora Biennial, The Staff of Aslecpias (Erik DeLuca) The Philosophy of Goo, their first collaboration that received an NEA grant in association with Wassaic Projects, and Tamara's solo exhibition How to Fold a Fitted Sheet all of which opened during the pandemic. Their ability to balance their vision for a "Socrates of the South" with their artistic practice and teaching positions is inspiring. In a post-COVID-19 age, when viewing art safely is not guaranteed, the need for more spaces like Sweet Pass will continue to grow. These two are true leaders and changemakers in the art world, and what Artroverted is dedicated to showcasing.This episode was recorded on October 30, 2020Find out more about Sweet Pass here: sweetpasssculpturepark.comOn Instagram @sweetpasssculpturpark @tamarajohnson @treyburns @ourmuttVisit www.ourmutt.com to purchase the Duchamp inspired dog bowl for the contemporary art lover who has everything. Music credit: Maurice Ravel's String Quartet in F major - II. Assez vif, très rythmé produced by the Isabella Stuart Gardener Museum (issued under a Creative Commons License).

This weeks Quantum includes Pharrel; Nagorno-Karabakh; Myanmar; Japan, Australia and China; Boris Gaffes; Leaving New York; Anne Hathaway; Cancelling the Cancel Conference; Melissa McCarthy; The Friendly Northerner; Lewis Hamilton; O Flower of Scotland; Parler, O Happy Day. All links can be found at theweeflea.com

Olivia talks about her tattoo process, Ariana Grande’s new album, and her upcoming move to Myrtle Beach South Carolina. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Leaving New York, quitting comedy, Cuomo killing comedy clubs, protesting to save (?) comedy clubs, comedy clubs booking rapists, an update on comedy co-ops, and much more! Follow Blake on Twitter @ blakiefingers Review us on Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/why-…ad/id1476317902 Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/whyyoumad Follow us on Twitter: The pod: @ WhyYouMadPod Jake Flores: @ feraljokes Luisa Diez: @ luisadieznuts Why You Mad art by Eli Yudin Madness Dub by DJ Fake Gucci

India and China back off their disputed border. Myanmar marble in demand. U.S. Presidential debates loom. Extreme weather. Leaving New York. Increased disease threat. Watching movies from your car.

Episode 20! TUNE IN! Biz Bites N' More covers the apparent exodus of New York, Michael Jordan who is famous for Basketball and Gambling is buying a stake in the gambling app Draft Kings. Match made in heaven? You bet your dumb ass it's a match made in heaven. Finally Nestle is going to go ahead and acquire a biotech company so you fucking losers that are allergic to peanuts can finally taste the sweet creamy god of sandwich condiments, peanut butter. Or so Grayson thinks. I mean that just makes sense right? A company based mainly in snacks would get a treatment that helps more people enjoy THEIR snacks. LISTEN IN! You can also find more blog content at bizbitesnmore.com and follow the twat, I mean twit machine @bizbitesnmore. Leave a review, send me an email, or just be mean to me. I don't care at this point and I really need human interaction. Ok, so when I was little my neighbor Jared (who was a twin) showed me in his backyard where he had taken a shit prior. Now if I was 27 I would be weirded out, but let's face it, I was like 8 years old and super impressed. Jared if you are reading this, I was in fact impressed by your 2 week old shit in your backyard. Thanks for showing me. And reader! Thanks for reading :) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/biz-bites-n-more/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/biz-bites-n-more/support

After being laid off from his job in New York City, Austin moved to a small beach community in Cape Cod where he's reevaluating what success looks like. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Leaving New York is never easy, and neither is deciding which of these 16 singles are the best!  Now playing: Round 1 of the Ballad Division! You can vote on YOUR favorites in each and every match up on our twitter page @andyhearsit Visit actn.wordpress.com for all the information about the tournament including printable PDF brackets.

Full crew on this episode! Andrew, Kevin, Sean, and Bob were all on this show for Fake News Friday. The RFNY crew talked about Wegman's bags, why people are leaving New York, Elizabeth Warren wanting to criminalize disinformation, and fake news Friday. --- 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/radiofreenewyork/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiofreenewyork/support

Magnea Þuríður Ingvarsdóttir setti sér áramótaheit fyrir rúmu ári um að semja eina vísu á dag. Verkefnið reyndist ekki einfalt en skemmtilegt og við spurðum hana út í þetta sérstaka áramótaheit, af hverju hún setti það og hvernig gekk? Magnea kom til okkar í morgunkaffi og fór með vísur m.a. Jóhann Ingi Gunnarsson, íþróttasálfræðingur og fyrrum landsliðsþjálfari í handbolta, sér á þessu Evrópumeistaramóti í handbolta um andlega þjálfun dómara. Þetta er fimmta mótið sem Jóhann Ingi vinnur með dómurunum. Við slógum á þráðinn til hans þar sem hann var á leið til Þrándheims. Hjálparstarf kirkjunnar fagnar 50 ára starfsafmæli í dag og í tilefni dagsins er haldið málþing undir yfirskriftinni Valdefling kvenna - frasi eða framfarir. Bjarni Gíslason er framkvæmdastjóri hjálparstarfsins og hann heimsótti okkur og sagði okkur frá fjölbreyttum verkefnum fortíðar og því sem framundan er. Rétt tæplega 30 prósent fullorðinna sofa sex klukkustundir eða minna á nóttu en þyrftu að sofa sjö til átta klukkustundir. Það er misskilin dyggð að sofa lítið, því ónógur svefn hefur víðtæk áhrif á heilsu fólks til hins verra. Þetta segir Alma Dagbjört Möller landlæknir í grein í Fréttablaðinu. Við ræddum svefn við hana og líka það ástand sem nú ríkir á Landspítalanum, þar sem fólk er fast á bráðamóttökunni. Anna Sigríður Þráinsdóttir leit við og ræddi við okkur um íslenskt mál, m.a. virkjun á röskun. Tónlist: Ragnheiður Gröndal - Ást. Ásgeir Trausti - Upp úr moldinni. Miley Cyrus - Slide away. Geiri Sæm - Sooner than later. Teitur og Hildur - Mónika. Valdimar - Læt það duga. The Cure - Close to me. Duran Duran - Come undone. Axel Ó - Tíminn stendur aldrei kyrr. Justin Timberlake - Cant stop the feeling. R.E.M. - Leaving New York.

Magnea Þuríður Ingvarsdóttir setti sér áramótaheit fyrir rúmu ári um að semja eina vísu á dag. Verkefnið reyndist ekki einfalt en skemmtilegt og við spurðum hana út í þetta sérstaka áramótaheit, af hverju hún setti það og hvernig gekk? Magnea kom til okkar í morgunkaffi og fór með vísur m.a. Jóhann Ingi Gunnarsson, íþróttasálfræðingur og fyrrum landsliðsþjálfari í handbolta, sér á þessu Evrópumeistaramóti í handbolta um andlega þjálfun dómara. Þetta er fimmta mótið sem Jóhann Ingi vinnur með dómurunum. Við slógum á þráðinn til hans þar sem hann var á leið til Þrándheims. Hjálparstarf kirkjunnar fagnar 50 ára starfsafmæli í dag og í tilefni dagsins er haldið málþing undir yfirskriftinni Valdefling kvenna - frasi eða framfarir. Bjarni Gíslason er framkvæmdastjóri hjálparstarfsins og hann heimsótti okkur og sagði okkur frá fjölbreyttum verkefnum fortíðar og því sem framundan er. Rétt tæplega 30 prósent fullorðinna sofa sex klukkustundir eða minna á nóttu en þyrftu að sofa sjö til átta klukkustundir. Það er misskilin dyggð að sofa lítið, því ónógur svefn hefur víðtæk áhrif á heilsu fólks til hins verra. Þetta segir Alma Dagbjört Möller landlæknir í grein í Fréttablaðinu. Við ræddum svefn við hana og líka það ástand sem nú ríkir á Landspítalanum, þar sem fólk er fast á bráðamóttökunni. Anna Sigríður Þráinsdóttir leit við og ræddi við okkur um íslenskt mál, m.a. virkjun á röskun. Tónlist: Ragnheiður Gröndal - Ást. Ásgeir Trausti - Upp úr moldinni. Miley Cyrus - Slide away. Geiri Sæm - Sooner than later. Teitur og Hildur - Mónika. Valdimar - Læt það duga. The Cure - Close to me. Duran Duran - Come undone. Axel Ó - Tíminn stendur aldrei kyrr. Justin Timberlake - Cant stop the feeling. R.E.M. - Leaving New York.

Sarah had a life in New York City that would lead any career driven person to jealousy. A full time job at an established company with nights and weekends off to dine at the best restaurants and skip out to The Hamptons in the Summer. But a reality not unlike the now famous one featured in, "The Devil Wears Prada" drove her away from the bright lights and straight for the hills...literally. And she's not alone. In fact, millions of Millenials are leaving careers in big cities that their parents prayed they would have and are moving closer to nature, thus accepting massive slashes to their income and a complete upside down flip of their current lifestyle. But why? Join Dana, Samantha, and Sarah for a unique journey in search of "the idea" and the mad, unapologetic dash towards what life is truly all about. Tune in now on every major platform (Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Radio Public...) by searching, "When I Knew" or join us at www.wyspmedia.com/wheniknew #backtobasics #nychustle #traveldiary #livesimply #myjourney --- 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/when-i-knew/message

Börn í Rangárþingi hafa fengið tækifæri til að kynna sér fornleifar í Odda í svokölluðum Fornleifaskóla barnanna. Verkefnið er að festa sig í sessi og við heyrðum í Kristborgu Þórsdóttur sem veit allt um málið og sagði okkur frá ævintýrum ungra fornleifafræðinga sem og öðrum rannsóknum í Odda. Við heyrðum í Jakobi Bjarnari Grétarssyni, blaðamanni á Vísi, sem er ákaflega óhress út í fjölmiðlanefnd sem komst að þeirri niðurstöðu nýverið að frétt sem hann skrifaði bryti í bága við fjölmiðlalög. Fréttin er um mann sem fær það óþvegið í umræðum á Facebook hóp, meðal annars sagður táldraga fórnarlömb sín með lygum og fagurgala, og fjölmiðlanefnd þótti Jakob hafa birt viðkvæmar persónugreinanlegar persónuupplýsingar um manninn. Það stefnir í áhugaverða deilu á milli Seltjarnarnesbæjar og Reykjavíkur um umferðarljós. Forseti bæjarstjórnar Seltjarnarness, Magnús Örn Guðmundsson, segir sum ljós í borginni stillt þannig að þau tefji umferð Seltirninga og annara á leið heim úr vinnu. Magnús var á línunni hjá okkur en hann í líka eini bæjarfulltrúinn á Seltjarnarnesi sem greiddi atkvæði gegn borgarlínu á dögunum. Við ræddum við Snorra Einarsson yfirlækni hjá Livio Reykjavík um stöðu ófrjósemislækninga á Íslandi og forvitnilega grein sem birtist á dögunum í New York Times, þar sem fjallað var um vöntun á löggjöf og eftirliti vegna kynfrumugjafa. Útlit er fyrir að Boris Johnson verði næsti formaður breska Íhaldsflokksins en hann hefur þó fengið samkeppni úr óvæntri átt. Ólafur Harðarson prófessor í stjórnmálafræði kom til okkar og spáði í spilin. Tónlist: Helgi Björnsson - Kókos og engifer. R.E.M. - Leaving New York. Passenger - Hell or high water. Sváfnir Sig. - Fólk breytist. Vilhjálmur Vilhjálmsson - Einbúinn. Toto - Rosanna. The Black Crows - Hard to handle. Maroon 5 og Christina Aguilera - Moves like Jagger.

2002 John Mayer - Your body is a wonderland 1977 Supertramp - Give a little bit 2008 Ray LaMontagne - You are the best thing 2017 The Local Honeys - My Old Kentucky home 2001 Travis - Sing 1990 Iggy pop & Kate Pierson - Candy 1995 Rev Brown - Dreamland 2019 Bakermat ft Albert Gold - Trouble 1986 Stevie Winwood - Higher love 1971 JJ Cale - After midnight 2013 Eefje de Visser - Schip 1996 Jamiroquai - Cosmic girl 1969 Allman Brothers Band - Dreams 2018 Dean Lewis - Be alright 1979 Police - Message in a bottle Uur 2 1991 Lenny Kravitz - Always on the run 2008 Giovanca - On my way 1986 Jackson Five - Lonely teardrops 1968 Joe Cocker - With a little help from my friends 2015 Lucie Silvas - Smoke 1978 Judie Tzuke - Stay with me till dawn 2010 Peter Gabriel - The book of love 2019 Ilse DeLange - Half the love 1991 Simply Red - Something got me started 2004 R.E.M. - Leaving New York 2009 Jon Allen - In your light 2018 Tim Dawn - Walking on a wire

Timeline: 7:40 Comparing Bangladesh and Sierra Leone 20:15 The logistical problems in African football 26:15 Managing expectations as a coach 34:26 Leaving New York for Sierra Leone 41:58 Lessons from his football 'masters' 48:28 Running an Academy at 23 years old 56:02 Finding the African 'David Silva' 1:04:10 Coaching in a country following a civil war 1:09:30 Football is Football 1:13:32 The most unusual practice in Africa 1:19:40 How he'd change football 1:25:35 Wisdom for young coaches Today I'm joined by Sporting SAIF manager Johnny McKinstry. McKinstry has had a fascinating journey in coaching. He started his coaching career as a teenager in his home country of Northern Ireland before becoming a youth coach at New York Red Bulls. Following a few fruitful years there, he became technical director of Craig Bellamy's Foundation academy in Sierra Leone at the ripe age of 23. After a little over three years there he was appointed the National Team manager of Sierra Leone leading them into the top-50 of the FIFA rankings- he highest ever for the country. He then went on to coach the Rwanda national team, leading them to the quarter-finals in the 2016 Africa Cup of Nations. Next was a brief stint in Lithuania and last November he became the manager of Sporting SAIF which is a club in Bangladesh. He's done all that and he's only 33 years old. In this episode we'll be discuss: -why he left NY Red Bulls to work in Sierra Leone -the difficulty in managing expectations as a coach -why his team in Bangladesh practices at 7 am -the time Yaya Toure played the role of custom's official before a game If you want to reach out to Johnny, his Twitter handle is @johnnymckinstry

Da Katinkas far blev alvorligt syg, havde hun svært ved at komme ud med sine frustrationer og sin vrede. Men ved at lytte til R.E.M.s "Leaving New York" fik hun afløb for nogle af de svære følelser. Og i dag, hvor Katinkas far er blevet rask, gør nummeret hende glad og minder hende om, hvordan han klarede den, selvom det en overgang så sort ud. Varighed: 7:08

In this episode we share when we left New York City to move back to Texas. To learn more about Coming to New York City visit http://comingtonewyorkcity.com. 

Kristján Þór Júlíusson, sjávarútvegsráðherra, kom til okkar og brást við ummælum framkvæmdastjóra Samtaka atvinnulífsins hér í þættinum í gær en hann sagði að myndavélakerfi sem koma á fyrir í fiskiskipum og á fleiri stöðum til að koma í veg fyrir brottkast þýddi að íslendingar myndu búa við eftirlitsþjóðféla af áður óþekktri gerð sem áður þekktist bara í skáldsögum og kvikmyndum. Koride er nafn á frumkvöðlaverkefni sem snýr að því að para saman ferðalanga sem vilja ferðast um Ísland og sameinast í bíla. Verkefnið hefur hlotið inni í Startup Reykjavík og þau Kristinn Evertsson og Michelle Spinei kíktu til okkar og sögðu okkur meira. Fram kom í fréttum nýlega að bóksala heldur áfram að dragast saman. Samdrátturinn var 5 prósent á síðasta ári og er um 35 prósent á síðustu tíu árum. Heiðar Ingi Svansson, formaðu félags íslenskra bókaútgefenda, kom til okkar og fór yfir stöðuna og hvað hægt sé að gera til bregðast við. Guðmundur Jóhannsson kom til okkar í tæknispjall þar sem persónuvernd og þýskir tölvuleikir komu m.a. við sögu. Tónlist: Bryan Adams - Everything I do I do it for you. David Gray - Sail away. Ylja - Konan með sjalið. R.E.M. - Leaving New York. Ásgeir Trausti - Myndir. Amabadama - Ein í nótt. Beautiful South - We are each other. Peter Bjorn & John - Young folks. Van Morrison - Moondance. Daft Punk - Get lucky.

Í kjölfar þess að samþykkt var að sameina sveitarfélögin Sandgerði og Garð stendur fyrir dyrum kosning um nafn á nýju sameinuðu sveitarfélagi. Magnús Stefánsson bæjarstjóri í Garði var á línunni og sagði okkur meira af því. Hjólreiðar eru orðinn vinsæll ferðamáti og æ fleiri stunda hjólreiðir sem sport sér til heilsubótar og skemmtunar. Flestir dusta vetrarrykið af reiðfáknum um þessar mundir og því fengum við Maríu Ögn Guðmundsdóttur, margfaldan íslandsmeistara í hjólreiðum og hjólaþjálfara, til að gefa okkur ráð, bæði varðandi að koma hjólinu sjálfu í stand og hvernig stunda megi hjólreiðar sem líkamsrækt. Jón Helgi Þórarinsson bjó í Bandaríkjunum sem barn og var þar umskorinn sem ungabarn. Hann flutti til Íslands við upphaf grunnskóla og segist hafa sætt miklu aðkasti alla barnæskuna vegna umskurðarins. Hann furðar sig á því að slíkt skuli vera leyft hér á landi og segir mikilvægt að stjórnvöld banni umskurð drengja. Jón Helgi kom til okkar. Skoðanakannanir sýna að mjótt er á munum milli Sjálfstæðisflokks og Samfylkingar í baráttunni um borgina en Samfylkingin hefur verið við völd síðastliðin átta ár og Dagur B. Eggertsson borgarstjóri í fjögur. Hann kom til okkar - líkt og aðrir oddvitar í borginni fyrir kosningarnar þann 26. maí. Við fórum yfir íþróttaviðburði helgarinnar með Hauki Harðarsyni íþróttafréttamanni RÚV. Anna Sigríður Þráinsdóttir málfarsráðunautur RÚV ræðir íslenskt mál við okkur eins og alltaf á mánudögum og í dag var sögnin að síga í brennidepli. Tónlist: R.E.M. - Leaving New York. Síðan skein sól - Ef ég væri Guð. Friðrik Dór - Fyrir fáeinum sumrum. Journey - Open arms. The Beatles - Michelle. Steely Dan - Hey Nineteen. Leon Bridges - Bad bad news. Jónas Sig - Fortíðarþrá.

Not making it big on Broadway might have been frustrating for Baylen Leonard at the time but it was the UK’s gain as, despite having grown up in relative poverty in the Tennessee foothills, he’s now a well known radio presenter, DJ and broadcaster based in London, well known for having been an integral part of the popular Danny Baker’s team on BBC Radio London, and spreading the country music love around the world. He’s also on first name terms with Dolly Parton, now that to anyone is better than any Broadway part.    On this episode we cover: His hybrid accent East Tennessee The great Smokey Mountains The Appalachian Mountains and the Blue Ridge Mountains Bristol Tennessee The town that lies between two states State Street Extreme wealth and poverty The coal industry Growing up in a trailer park Whether it is okay to use the term ‘hill billy’ Wearing the hill billy badge with pride Farming communities ‘the worst kind of American poverty’ Having a great childhood The trailer park community Moving away age 18 Standing out at school School bullies Not learning to swim Life lessons from poverty High school Virginia High Being at the ‘really poor rural high school’ How his life was changed by local community theatre   Being accepted to theatre school in New York Working in a factory to save money Making drill bits on a production line The sisters who would drive from Tennessee to Vegas How they inspired him to leave Arriving in New York at the age of 18 The craziness of New York in the 90s Mayor Giuliani Stealing books from the library Bad guide book advice The unexpected noise of the city Not liking silence Loving sky scrapers Leaving New York for London Wondering why the hell he had moved Not becoming a Broadway star A fascination with the UK A lucky encounter with a radio producer at a party Voice overs at BBC Radio 1 Blagging his way into BBC Radio London Working with Danny Baker Becoming a big part of the Danny Baker show Amy Lamee Americans on the radio Giving back by helping other people out Class divide Badly paid work Danny Baker’s last show flouncing What it’s like living as an American in London George W Bush A surprise anti-American vibe Differences between Britain and America You say tomato, Baylen still stays tomato London v New York The Tube v the Subway London as a ‘big churning animal’ Cracking the London code Loving to travel Returning to Nashville Not having been to Australia or the Far East Amsterdam, Prague, love of Spain Plans to visit Mexico Meeting Dolly Parton Family vacations at Dollywood Not liking country music growing up Now focusing his career on country music The festival, Nashville Meets London The Long Road festival Being thankful for where he is from  

Packed show this week. Robin talks about stupid people, the weather, and New York. Bonus appearance by the ice cream truck.

#19 Rockhistorier elsker New York City, alle fem “boroughs”, dvs. bydelene Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens og Staten Island. Vi er dog ikke de eneste, idet der findes et overvældende antal sange om byen, så vi er gået i arkiverne og har fundet 18 af de bedste, sjoveste og skæveste af slagsen. Den ældste er fra 1925 (dog her i en version fra 1956), den nyeste fra 2009. Enjoy.Playliste:1. C.V. Jørgensen – Kaptajn Clutch & hans Crew (1980)2. Duke Ellington – Take the “A” Train (1941)3. Lou Reed – Romeo & Juliet (1989)4. Lou Reed – Dirty Boulevard (1989)5. Frank Sinatra – Theme from ‘New York, New York’ (1980)6. Beastie Boys – An Open Letter to NYC (2004)7. Ella Fitzgerald – Manhattan (1956)8. Lovin’ Spoonful – Summer in the City (1966)9. Nas – N.Y. State of Mind (1994)10. The Tradewinds – New York’s a Lonely Town (When You’re the Only Surfer Boy Around) (1965)11. Bob Dylan – Talkin’ New York (1962)12. Simon & Garfunkel – The Only Living Boy in New York (1970)13. The Drifters – On Broadway (1963)14. Leonard Cohen – Chelsea Hotel #2 (1974)15. Jay-Z feat. Alicia Keys – Empire State of Mind (2009)16. The Pogues feat. Kirsty MacColl – Fairy Tale of New York (1987)17. R.E.M. – Leaving New York (2004)18. Billy Joel – New York State of Mind (1976)

Oh, New York you gorgeous steaming pile of feces. We loved you but we had to leave you. Long time New York resident and comedy guru Amey Goerlich chats with us about her decision to leave the "greatest city in the world". To get more of Amey's funny, follow her on instagram @ameygirl. Get @humansbeingcardgame on Amazon! Also follow the show on instagram @amianassholepodcast and on facebook! Disclaimer: Am I An A**hole is for entertainment purposes only and is not a substitute for actual theraputic advice. Please subscribe and rate the show 5 stars on iTunes!

My guest is Melissa Febos. She's the author of two critically acclaimed memoirs, "Whip Smart" and "Abandon Me". Her work has been widely anthologized and appears in publications including Tin House, Granta, The Kenyon Review, Prairie Schooner, Glamour, Guernica, Post Road, Salon, The New York Times, Elle UK, The Guardian, Vogue.com, Hunger Mountain, Portland Review, Dissent, The Chronicle of Higher Education Review, Bitch Magazine, Poets & Writers, The Rumpus, Drunken Boat, and Goodbye to All That: Writers on Loving and Leaving New York. Special Guest: Melissa Febos.

I sat down with Matt at his home in Los Angeles to talk about the wonderful world of stand up comedy. You may have seen Matt on one of his numerous appearances on Conan. He also co hosts the incredible We Watch Wrestling Podcast. In this episode Matt and I talk about: Dogs are rad The Grateful Dead and kid names Controlling parents Unsolicited advice is criticism His concert ticket stub collection Seeing Marilyn Manson live Leaving New York for LA Packing during a hurricane Show business is like any other business Staying up late when your a kid to see TV shows Surprised by Bill Hicks death Not everyone on TV is rich Show business is swimming in the dark 911 changed the course of his career Life is too precious to not do what you love Learning from recording your performances It takes 10 years to be an overnight success Starting doing stand up in New York Discovering alternative comedy venues Aziz Ansari was the DJ at the club There is beauty in being naive Clubs scene vs. the Alt scene Entitlement isn’t helping comedy Putting on a Comedy show or just selling drinks? It is important to do comedy the way you think is funny Comedy is subjective, you aren’t supposed to be funny to everyone Learning to work in different rooms There are some audiences you don’t want to like you Reminding yourself that this is what you want to do …. and remembering to be grateful Check out Matt at thisismattmccarthy.com or follow him on social media @mccarthyredhead wewatchwrestlingpodcast.com Please take a moment to rate, share and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts. It makes a huge difference! 
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When the other guys on the podcast posse found out Jason's guest, Melissa Febos, had written a memoir about her time as a dominatrix in NYC, they all got gun shy. Their loss. I'm grateful to consider Melissa an (e) friend now. Not gonna lie- and you can give us your feedback- but I think this conversation with Melissa is the best we've had yet on the podcast, ranging from writing, bodies as objects and bodies as sacraments, Woody Allen, grace, shame, mercy, and the eucharist as an erotic act. Melissa Febos is the author of the acclaimed Whip Smart and the new memoir Abandon Me. Her work has been widely anthologized and appears in publications including Tin House, Granta, The Kenyon Review, Prairie Schooner, Glamour, Guernica, Post Road, Salon, The New York Times, Hunger Mountain, Portland Review, Dissent, The Chronicle of Higher Education Review, Bitch Magazine, Poets & Writers, The Rumpus, Drunken Boat, and Goodbye to All That: Writers on Loving and Leaving New York.She has been featured on NPR’s Fresh Air, CNN, Anderson Cooper Live, and elsewhere. Her essays have twice received special mention from the Best American Essays anthology and have won prizes from Prairie Schooner, Story Quarterly, and The Center for Women Writers. She is the recipient of fellowships from the Bread Loaf Writer’s Conference, Virginia Center for Creative Arts, Vermont Studio Center, The Barbara Deming Memorial Fund, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, and The MacDowell Colony.The recipient of an MFA from Sarah Lawrence College, she is currently Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at Monmouth University.

When the other guys on the podcast posse found out Jason's guest, Melissa Febos, had written a memoir about her time as a dominatrix in NYC, they all got gun shy. Their loss. I'm grateful to consider Melissa an (e) friend now. Not gonna lie- and you can give us your feedback- but I think this conversation with Melissa is the best we've had yet on the podcast, ranging from writing, bodies as objects and bodies as sacraments, Woody Allen, grace, shame, mercy, and the eucharist as an erotic act. Melissa Febos is the author of the acclaimed Whip Smart and the new memoir Abandon Me. Her work has been widely anthologized and appears in publications including Tin House, Granta, The Kenyon Review, Prairie Schooner, Glamour, Guernica, Post Road, Salon, The New York Times, Hunger Mountain, Portland Review, Dissent, The Chronicle of Higher Education Review, Bitch Magazine, Poets & Writers, The Rumpus, Drunken Boat, and Goodbye to All That: Writers on Loving and Leaving New York.She has been featured on NPR’s Fresh Air, CNN, Anderson Cooper Live, and elsewhere. Her essays have twice received special mention from the Best American Essays anthology and have won prizes from Prairie Schooner, Story Quarterly, and The Center for Women Writers. She is the recipient of fellowships from the Bread Loaf Writer’s Conference, Virginia Center for Creative Arts, Vermont Studio Center, The Barbara Deming Memorial Fund, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, and The MacDowell Colony.The recipient of an MFA from Sarah Lawrence College, she is currently Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at Monmouth University.

Melissa Febos is the author of the critically acclaimed memoir, Whip Smart and the essay collection, Abandon Me. Her work has been widely anthologized and appears in publications including Tin House, Granta, The Kenyon Review, Prairie Schooner, Glamour, Guernica, Post Road, Salon, The New York Times, Hunger Mountain, Portland Review, Dissent, The Chronicle of Higher Education Review, Bitch Magazine, Poets & Writers, The Rumpus, Drunken Boat, and Goodbye to All That: Writers on Loving and Leaving New York. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Hanulik hit the ground running career-wise, landing a position in the Los Angeles Philharmonic after graduating from Juilliard. "Leaving New York to had out to Southern California... what was that transition like?" I asked. "I did not have too much trouble adjusting!" Chris said jovially. Chris and I dig into all kinds of topics like: studying at Juilliard with Homer Mensch the year he spent as principal bassist of the Cleveland Orchestra his favorite studies for the bass how he sees his role as principal bassist of LA Phil audition preparation advice It was a blast to get to sit down with Chris in person for this interview.  I totally love talking in person and do so whenever possible, so it was super-cool to get together with Chris a few weeks back in LA! Links to Check Out: Chris on Hulu (L.A. Philharmonic segment from Los Angeles Times) Chris’ LA Phil page Chris’ UCLA page Subscribe to the podcast to get these interviews delivered to your inbox! Learn how you can support the show at contrabassconversations.com/support Thanks to our sponsors! This episode is brought to you by D’Addario Strings! Check out their Zyex strings, which are synthetic core strings that produce an extremely warm, rich sound. Get the sound and feel of gut strings with more evenness, projection and stability than real gut. Enter the D’Addario strings giveaway for Contrabass Conversations listeners at contrabassconversations.com/strings! Hosting for Contrabass Conversations is provided by Bass Capos.  Bass Capos are an excellent choice for any bass player using or looking to implement a double bass extension. Easy to install and adjust, cheaper and more reliable than hand-built latches, also lighter and quicker in operation.

Bryony Gomez-Palacio (@BryonyGP) is a co-founder of UnderConsideration, an all-purpose publishing and design business based in Austin, TX. Along with husband Armin Vit, Bryony publishes several blogs including Brand New, Quipsologies, and FPO, in addition to publishing several books, and hosting the annual Brand New Conference. Armin was a guest on episode 3 of The Busy Creator Podcast back in Februrary 2014, making this chat an unofficial sequel. In the intervening years, Bryony and Armin have refined their workflow, taken new risks such as planning a version of the BNConf in Amsterdam, and still manage to balance family life with new creative endeavors. In this conversation, Bryony discusses the origins of UnderConsideration and how she and Armin transitioned out of their New York design roles, moved to Austin, and managed to create a viable business in spite of a few close calls financially. Show Notes & Links Bryony is one half of UnderConsideration Armin Vit, the other half, was an early guest on The Busy Creator Podcast Bryony describes herself as a "content generator" for graphic designers Bryony & Armit work from home, in the converted master bedroom Armin wakes up early to write his blog posts; Bryony wakes up early to get things done and kids ready for school The first Brand Nieuwe Conference in Amsterdam is taking place in June 2016 VAT It's still a hassle to sell internationally, even selling books to Canada Bryony had to pay customs fees for a baby's onesie The BNConf is UnderConsideration's main source of income, but only occurs once per year HOW Live, FUSE, AIGA ... other design conferences Eventbrite Bryony and Armin were living in Brooklyn, working at Addison and Pentagram, respectively For about two years, they worked in their basement, taking care of the baby "Mommy brain" makes it tough for new mothers to focus or to rapid-switch between modes "We were living in a city that had a lot to offer, but living within a 10-block radius." —Bryony Gomez-Palacio Tweet This Bryony was home-schooled on a farm without electricity for two years "It took me two years to be able to say 'I live in Austin, TEXAS'." —Bryony Gomez-Palacio Tweet This Byrony & Armin visited Austin and within 3 days had made an offer on a house Professional couples in Brooklyn can have a household income of $150,000 ... and still be struggling The cost-of-living between New York and Austin You would need around $7,320.33 in New York, NY to maintain the same standard of life that you can have with $4,400.00 in Austin, TX (assuming you rent in both cities) Hand-stitching covers for the BNConf Bryony can shoe a horse [av_video src='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdiqQTKGoUI&t=20s' format='16-9' width='16' height='9'] Another couple, John & Kate, on The Busy Creator Podcast episode 50 "We need to be very, very efficient. We don't have time to procrastinate and explore." —Bryony Gomez-Palacio Tweet This Dyslexia, and its link to coding "We spend a lot of time at design school in order to make pretty spreadsheets." —Bryony Gomez-Palacio Tweet This "One thing we always fear is stability & stagnation." —Bryony Gomez-Palacio Tweet This AIforGA The highly-controversial UnderConsideration website  Bryony Gomez-Palacio on Twitter  Bryony Gomez-Palacio on Facebook  Bryony Gomez-Palacio on Instagram  UnderConsideration on Twitter  BrandNew by UCllc on Facebook  UnderConsideration on Instagram Tools Standing desks with stools Google Sheets iCal/Calendar Endicia AccountEdge Techniques Integrate your workouts with other errands (e.g. biking the kids to school) Find someone "on the ground" if you're doing business in a foreign country Plan, perhaps using a spreadsheet that spans 20 years Split your household income between one full-time and one freelance salary Plan your move based on where winter can reach you Divide business duties based on who can handle interruptions (admin/finance vs. creative) Keep it real when providing design feedback, especially to your partner! Collaborate on a spreadsheet or document, concurrently even Stagger which marathons/half-marathons you run as a couple; two partners training can be overwhelming Use running time to work through problems Habits Keep a structured daily schedule (down to the minute) Explore where you can multi-task to be more efficient Work at opposing standing desks for easy collaboration Don't get attached to designs or ideas; move away quickly if something is not working  Integreate your home and work calendars; keep it sacred Don't work on weekends TRY AUDIBLE.COM FREE FOR 30-DAYS Visit BusyCreatorBook.com for your free trial Get The Long Run by Matthew Long & Charles Butler as a free audiobook JOIN THE DISCUSSION Leave a comment below to participate in the conversation.

Leaving New York "Leaving New York" Music & Lyrics by SYLVAIN SYLVAIN Sean Koos Bass/Piano & Hammond B3 Les Warner Drums Cheetah Chrome Guitar Sylvain Sylvain Vocal/Guitar Angie Primm & Gayle Mayes Backing Vocals Produced by Ken Coomer Engineered by Charlie Brocco Subway Rhythm Publishing Music Inc. copyright 2012 BMI

Richard introduces Eunice to the Poethig clan at a raucous feast at his aunt and uncle's apartment in Yorkville. Eunice introduces Richard to her mother and brother at Christmastime in Dayton, Ohio. They begin plans for a June wedding. All the time Richard is writing his senior thesis on “A Christian Doctrine of Work for a Modern Technological […]

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