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Two midshipmen interview Dr. Lee Pennington on the life and career of Japanese Ambassador Hiroshi Saito, in whose honor his family bequeathed the remarkable Pagoda Monument, standing today near Luce Hall.Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: @usnahistoryFor more information about NAHP and the Naval Academy's History Department, please visit https://usna.edu/History/NAHP/

Aaron and Seamus discuss the Security Research Staff (SRS), the inner sanctum of the CIA's Office of Security. We also discuss James McCord's friend Lee Pennington and related issues from Jim Hougan's masterpiece, Secret Agenda: Watergate, Deep Throat, and the CIA. Special thanks to Seamus McGuinness for the episode art and Dana Chavarria for the sound engineering! Music: "World of Machines" by Mock Orange Aaron and Seamus discuss the Security Research Staff (SRS), the inner sanctum of the CIA's Office of Security. We also discuss James McCord's friend Lee Pennington and related issues from Jim Hougan's masterpiece, Secret Agenda: Watergate, Deep Throat, and the CIA. Special thanks to Seamus McGuinness for the episode art and Dana Chavarria for the sound engineering! Music: "World of Machines" by Mock Orange

Welcome to Proper Mental episode 60 with my guest, Lee Pennington who is the Director of The Open Door Charity, a multi-award winning mental health resource that is delivered by young people, for young people. The Open Door is one of the largest independent providers of talking therapies in Merseyside and one of the most progressive organisations of its kind in the UK. They offer free, immediate access to an innovative range of creative therapeutic support options which are delivered by a frontline team of up to 100 Peer Mentors.  Lee and I chat about how and why he started the charity 10 years ago and the unique approach that they use to support young people with their mental health.  We chat about the bigger picture of mental health support and the need for collaboration and change in the current system and we chat about the importance of culture, art, community and empowerment. I also get an insight in to the future of The Open Door and how they have secured a huge financial investment to build the national centre of excellence for mental health support.  It's an inspirational story that really shows what's possible when you want to make a difference and the plans that are in place for the next few years are incredibly exciting!  You can follow ODC on social media @theodcharity or @bloom_building and read more about them on www.opendoorcharity.com. You can watch Lee chatting with Dr Alex here: BBC iPlayer - BBC Children in Need - 2021: Dr Alex: Our Young Mental Health Crisis You can catch up with me at www.propermentalpodcast.com or connect with me via social media @propermentalpodcast. If you would like to support Proper Mental by buying me a virtual coffee, please go to www.buymeacoffee.com/propermental. Another way to support is to rate, review and subscribe on whatever platform you get your podcasts from! If you or anyone you know needs to find support in your local area, please go to www.hubofhope.co.uk. Thanks for listening! Enjoy!

As impeachment was closing in on President Nixon, the CIA could, it seemed breathe a sigh of relief, as it had skillfully and luckily, with the unstinting help of the Washington Post, navigated rocky shoals.  The Mullen cover contract (Ep. 3),  Michael Stevens' bombshell stories (Ep. 14),  Lou Russell's involvement (Ep. 15), the desk key found during the Watergate breakin (Ep. 16),  CIA handler, Lee Pennington's document burning (Ep. 17),  the CIA Defense offered during the burglary trial (Ep. 27),  blackmail claims (Ep. 28), and Bittenbender's reports had all been avoided in the public narrative.  So nothing could derail our country's first presidential impeachment, correct?  But what if an honest CIA Security Officer, wishing not to be obstructive, forced disclosure of previously concealed CIA documents to the Senate? The Democratic Majority would not wish to touch them, but what about the Republican Minority, led by Tennessee Senator Howard Baker, heretofore cowed into submission by the Washington Post?  And with the televised hearings long concluded, how would the Republican Minority reach the public? Tune in to this chapter of Watergate, regarding the little-read Baker Report, that has been lost to history.________________________________________ Thank you for listening! For more information such as a hyperlinked Cast of Characters, visit themysteriesofwatergate.com.  And if you like what you've heard, please leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcast and pick up a copy of the new book, "The Mysteries of Watergate: What Really Happened" on Amazon.

From the time she learned how to draw at the age of 2, Ms. Baker has dreamt of becoming an artist. Endowed with a strong work ethic & the support of her parents, Alfred Seiders & Rosalee (Wilson) Withrow, she continued to practice art until enrolling in college. Though her friends & counselor advised her that she should pursue her passion & natural talent in painting, she originally majored in psychology. Ultimately, Ms. Baker's true calling gained predominance, & she graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Baylor Univ. in Waco, TX, in 1964. Between obtaining an undergrad. degree & a Master of Fine Arts from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY, in 1981, Ms. Baker traveled the world, studying & exhibiting her work in Florence, Italy, & across the United States. In 1977, she was named as a visiting artist to the Republic of South Korea on behalf of the United States Information Services. During her 9 months abroad, Ms. Baker directed fine arts workshops & mounted a major exhibition of her own artwork. Ms. Baker's prolific career has led to dozens of exhibitions of her work, including 1-woman shows, permanent installations, & participation in group exhibitions. Her work has been shown continuously throughout the U. S. since 1969. In addition to her acclaim as an artist, Ms. Baker has also found success in teaching, serving as an adjunct professor at the Art Institute of Tennessee-Nashville, the Univ. of Southern Indiana, & as a visiting professor at the Univ. of Evansville in Evansville, IN. Furthermore, Ms. Baker is a member of the National Artists Equity Association, for which she held the posts of the Reg. Vice Pres. on the National Bd. of AE in Washington, D.C. from 1985 to 1995 & was pres. of the Los Angeles Chapter for 4 years, until 1995. She is additionally associated with the Women's Caucus for Art, the College Arts Association (CAA), & the New York Artists Equity Assoc. Ms. Baker has authored numerous articles, & her written work has extended into personal publications, such as My Turn, a novel, & Poems of Accord & Satisfaction, a collection of Poetry. In addition, she authored the Elba Journal, a short travel journal that includes a mystery. She currently performs the roles of an artist & the sole proprietor of her eponymous studio, Jill Baker Artist's Studio, creating a variety of work, spanning illustrations & freelance work to her lauded paintings. Ms. Baker also continues to exhibit her art & manages Winchester Cottage Print, a business she established in 1997. Jill, & her partner & previous guest Lee Pennington reside in Middletown, KY.

HORATIO PRESENTS IBIZAHOLIC RADIOSHOW EPISODE 43 + SPECIAL GUEST LEE PENNINGTON Lee Pennington is a music producer and DJ who is the founder of riffraff and one of the Zoo Projects longest running residents. Those missed the VIDEO STREAM: www.facebook.com/Horatioofficial/…/509192553544899

HORATIO PRESENTS IBIZAHOLIC RADIOSHOW EPISODE 43 + SPECIAL GUEST LEE PENNINGTON Lee Pennington is a music producer and DJ who is the founder of riffraff and one of the Zoo Projects longest running residents. Those missed the VIDEO STREAM: https://www.facebook.com/Horatioofficial/videos/509192553544899

In this episode Rosa Torr chats with Eelus about how he made his passion his job, his love of art and what he hopes his artistic legacy is. Eelus has released 3 limited edition prints with Art on a Postcard that can be found at https://artonapostcard.com/collections/eelus Availability is extremely limited so purchase yours now to avoid disappointment. Born and raised in wigan, Lee Pennington moved to east london in the early 00s and entered the street art boom of the time. He began to experiment with his own stencil based works, painting under the moniker of Eelus. after Banksy encountered the work on the streets of the East End that everything changes for Lee. The image – a young girl taking a Star Wars At-At for a walk – sells out in record time,securing Eelus's place as a favourite amongst collectors. The image itself becomes iconic, helping define the early days of a rising art movement. After repeat success with more sell-out editions, Eelus receives an invite from Banksy to paint at his now infamous ‘Cans Festival – A Street Party of Stencil Art' in Waterloo, London. His mural and stencils become a highlight for many of the thousands of people who visited the landmark outdoor exhibition. Eelus has now painted and exhibited worldwide alongside key figures within the movement. The desirability of his artwork evident in the success of his solo exhibitions and sell-out print editions.

Two catch-up conversations with two great guests this week.First up Phil Bridges from The Mind Map, a one stop shop that was created after Phil was inspired to try and make a difference after his own battles with mental ill health.Phil discusses the changing nature of the conversation around mental health, but wanting to create a sustainable solution to people's problems.Meanwhile, Lee Pennington from Open Door  discusses how their services have had to change during the pandemic, but also how ideas and models started since last March can be part of the future beyond coronavirus.Follow Mick Coyle on Twitter @MrMickCoyle, and join the Mental Health Monday Facebook Group 

insta: @fourcandlesmusic // Thank you so much for your support! 'Fixation' is out now with support from the legendary HERNAN CATTANEO! // 1. Feemarx - Robot Garden [Keep Thinking] 2. Driftinic - Something Here (Four Candles & Ross Geldart Remix) 3. Feemarx - 1983 [Keep Thinking] 4. Feemarx - Kevelam Ship [Keep Thinking] 5. Four Candles & Ross Geldart - Fixation [Consapevole] 6. Four Candles & Ross Geldart - Fixation (DJ Bird Remix) [Consapevole] 7. Luka Sambe - Alive is The Meaning [Meanwhile] 8. Lee Pennington ft. Manbear - Wilhelm Scream (Lee's Rehash) 9. Four Candles - ID [DM for more info!]

Lee Pennington is a graduate of Berea College and the University of Iowa. He holds two Honorary Doctor degrees – A Doctor of Literature from World University & Doctor of Philosophy in Arts from The Academy of Southern Arts & Letters. He taught for nearly 40 years, the last 32 as Professor of English and creative writing at the University of Kentucky’s Jefferson Community College until he retired in 1999. Lee is the author of 22 books including I Knew a Woman (1977) Thigmotropism (1993) & Appalachian Newground (2016)–each nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in poetry. His latest book is Daughters of Leda (2017)—selected as a finalist for “Best Book of Poetry published in 2017” by the American Book Fest. His Songs of Bloody Harlan was reprinted and re-released in 2019. He has had over 1300 poems published in more than 300 magazines in America & abroad. He has had 9 plays produced, wrote the script for The Moonshine War (MGM, 1970, starring Alan Alda, Richard Widmark, etc.), & has published thousands of articles & short stories in everything from Playgirl to Mountain Life & Work. Since 1990, through his video production company, JoLe Productions (joleproductions.com),  Lee, along with his late wife, Joy, have produced 21 documentaries including In Search of the Mudmen (1990), Wales: History in Bondage (1995), & Secret of the Stones (1998), Eyes that Look at the Sky: The Mystery of Easter Island (2001), The Mound Builders (2001), The Serpent Fort: Solving the Mystery of FT. Mountain, Georgia (2005), Let Me Not Drown on the Waters: Fred Rydholm, Michigan’s “Mr. Copper.”  Since 2011, Lee has produced 5 more documentaries: Some Days You Clean, Some Days You Litter: The Amazing Warner Sizemore, 2012; Room To Fly: Anne Caudill’s Album, 2013; Bosnian Pyramids Hidden History, 2015; Seafaring Strangers: Vikings in America, Part I, 2016; & Gunung Padang: Monument to Atlantis, 2017. Lee has traveled extensively (in all the USA, in all the Canadian Provinces except 2, & in 90 foreign countries). For the past dozen years, he has served as president of the Ancient Kentucke Historical Association, a group dedicated to the study and research of pre-Columbian contact in the Americas. In 2013 the University of Louisville. opened the Lee & Joy Pennington Cultural Heritage Gallery, named after Lee & his late wife. The gallery contains UofL’s most valuable works including the likes of the first editions of Galileo, Copernicus, & Sir Isaac Newton. It will house all of Lee’s writings, films, & many artifacts he’s collected traveling around the world. He presently lives in Kratz House, a designated historic home, in Middletown, KY with his lady, Jill Baker, an artist who has illustrated several of his books.

It's Throwback Tuesday! A re-release of Zoo Project & *riffraff resident Lee Pennington's exclusive Keep Thinking mix from 2016. For more information head to our Instagram and DM us. We'd love to hear from you! @keepthinkingmusic To follow Lee he's on @leepenningtondj Stay safe!

Lee Pennington has been a practicing CPA for 30 years and has had a valuable experience assisting clients achieve their financial and tax goals. He is a member of several professional organizations including the AICPA, the Dental Accounting Association and the Certified Tax Coaching organization.

In this week's Mental Health Extra, **Jake Mills** joins **Mick Coyle** to discuss both Lee Pennington's work with Bloom, Birkenhead, and Angela Preston's #MeToo experience, and how that led to her breakdown and subsequent career change. Follow **@MrMickCoyle** and **@JakeMills1**. Originally broadcast **19th January 2019**. Produced by **@John_Fogarty**.

On this week's **Mental Health Monday**, **Mick** is joined by **Lee Pennington** from **The Open Door Centre**, a third sector organisation providing mental health support to under 30s in Wirral.  He was in-studio to discuss **Bloom**, a public space for meeting, eating, playing that can provide an entry point to young people who might need support but not find it easy to access in the traditional health system.  Full details can be found at: **http://theopendoorcentre.org/  ** Originally broadcast 11th February 2019. Follow **@MrMickCoyle** & **@TheODCentre.** Produced by **John Fogarty**.

"Night Light" will be doing a special show tonight with host Mark Eddy. Author and historian RICK OSMON will be our guest for both hours, and documentary filmmaker LEE PENNINGTON will be with the three of us for the first hour as we discuss their upcoming appearances at the Ancient Artifact Preservation Society conference. Lee will be focusing on Kentucky's Spratt Site and its mysterious stone walls and cairns. With these two, we'll also hear about King Arthur being in America and the Brandenberg Stone, which Lee was featured analyzing on "America Unearthed." Learn from researchers what you weren't taught in high school.

"Night Light" will be doing a special show tonight with host Mark Eddy. Author and historian RICK OSMON will be our guest for both hours, and documentary filmmaker LEE PENNINGTON will be with the three of us for the first hour as we discuss their upcoming appearances at the Ancient Artifact Preservation Society conference. Lee will be focusing on Kentucky's Spratt Site and its mysterious stone walls and cairns. With these two, we'll also hear about King Arthur being in America and the Brandenberg Stone, which Lee was featured analyzing on "America Unearthed." Learn from researchers what you weren't taught in high school.

"Night Light" will be doing a special show tonight with host Mark Eddy. Author and historian RICK OSMON will be our guest for both hours, and documentary filmmaker LEE PENNINGTON will be with the three of us for the first hour as we discuss their upcoming appearances at the Ancient Artifact Preservation Society conference. Lee will be focusing on Kentucky's Spratt Site and its mysterious stone walls and cairns. With these two, we'll also hear about King Arthur being in America and the Brandenberg Stone, which Lee was featured analyzing on "America Unearthed." Learn from researchers what you weren't taught in high school.

 "Night Light" will be doing a special show tonight with host Mark Eddy. Author and historian RICK OSMON will be our guest for both hours, and documentary filmmaker LEE PENNINGTON will be with the three of us for the first hour as we discuss their upcoming appearances at the Ancient Artifact Preservation Society conference. Lee will be focusing on Kentucky's Spratt Site and its mysterious stone walls and cairns. With these two, we'll also hear about King Arthur being in America and the Brandenberg Stone, which Lee was featured analyzing on "America Unearthed." Learn from researchers what you weren't taught in high school.

Lee Pennington, director of the Open Door Centre, joined David Easson on this week's Mental Health Monday. Lee was telling David about the work that they do in their centre in Liscard and how they use the arts and music to work with mainly young people, to help with their mental health. Also, Sophie Rawlings from Mind told David about their recent research into employment and mental health and how men don't feel able to speak to their bosses about their wellbeing. You can find out more about The Open Door Centre here: http://theopendoorcentre.org/ You can also contact Mind here: https://www.mind.org.uk

“I can pretty much bet that if I am having the problem, most people in this industry, would also be having the same problem.” Lee Pennington Imagine being a firefighter and growing a business online to 7-figures in just four years. Today's guest did just that. Lee Pennington is the founder of Lead Seven, Drop Mock and currently releasing an Initial Coin Offering for a cryptocurrency. And guess what? Lee finally just quit his firefighting gig. After nearly four years of 100 hour weeks balancing fighting fires, building multiple businesses and being a family man, Lee decided to recently “retire” as a firefighter and go full-time as an entrepreneur. On the show, he offers some great tips on building a “high-quality” remote team and some incredible strategies on hiring. Towards the end of the show, Lee also chats briefly about some incredible tips on networking. “What I like to do is hire two people for one position, and be honest about it...you will see an amazing work ethic when you see people in competition.” Lee Pennington 02:11: Who is Lee Pennington? 08:21: What's the Future of crypto currencies? 11:04: Building LeadSeven and DropMock 14:17: Three Main Things to Move Into a 7-Figure Location-Independence Business 18:17: Tips on Picking the Right People at the Right Time 22:35: Lee On Networking Honorable Mentions: DropMock https://dropmock.com/ LeadSeven http://leadseven.com/home/ ICO: Initial Coin Offering is an unregulated means of crowd funding via crypto currency. Chrono Logic https://chronologic.network/ https://chronologic.network/uploads/ChronoLogic_v18.pdf Asana https://asana.com WorkSnaps https://www.worksnaps.net/www/ Slack https://slack.com/ JVZoo https://www.jvzoo.com/ Warrior Forum http://www.warriorforum.com/ The UK Marketing Summit https://www.facebook.com/marketingsummituk/ Contact Info: lee@leadseven.com Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneur-house-live-in/id1069958541?mt=2