Podcasts about lighter shade

Igalia's Brian Kardell and Eric Meyer chat with Miriam Suzanne about the Shadow DOM, use cases, and 'open styling' problems

The reaction - to a move by Rishi Sunak to delay the government's green policies – has been mixed to say the least, with opposition parties slamming the prime minister's leadership as “weak” and the decision “damaging” for the climate. As net zero sceptics cheered there was criticism from some in the car industry and the more environmentally minded Conservative politicians. On the Sky News Daily, Niall Paterson is joined by our science correspondent Thomas Moore and Politico's UK editor Jack Blanchard for their analysis and a deeper look at what it all means politically, as well as for voters, industry and climate change. *While we've got you...please take a few moments to let us know your thoughts on our podcasts and your listening preferences by filling in a short survey - Click hereSenior podcast producer: Annie Joyce Podcast promotion producer: David Chipakupaku Editor: Wendy Parker

In this "Guidelines with Gabi" episode of Talking Pediatrics, Dr. Gabi Hester discusses with the Kid Expert, Dr. Susan Kuldanek, pediatric hematologist, the new clinical practice guidelines for the diagnosis and management of children 5 years and younger with iron-deficiency anemia.

We have a very special bonus episode this week with ODM of Lighter Shade of Brown. We go over how ODM's journey as a music artist started all the way to whats going on in his life now. Be sure to check out Lighter Shade of Brown's Event "On a Sunday Afternoon" July 2nd at Corazon del Barrio in San Diego. Check out https://corazondelbarrio.com for tickets. Do one or al of the following to help us out! Follow us on YouTube for ALL the Videos

Huge episode today! Ali is talking to "Jar of Hearts" and "A Thousand Years" singer Christina Perri about her long and difficult family-building journey. Christina and Ali get deep about how Christina met her husband (a legit "meet cute,"), when she found out she was pregnant with her now-five-year-old daughter, Carmella, and how "A Thousands Years" is hands down one of the biggest anthems of Ali's (and so many others') infertility journey. Christina shares her experience with miscarriage; the devastating stillbirth of her daughter, Rosie; navigating mental health; mold poisoning; the effects of loss and fertility issues on marriage, how they told Carmella about Rosie's death, and so much more. Christina is passionate about raising awareness for pregnant women with blood-clotting disorders, and she talks about her own disorder, and the test that could have detected her disorder and possibly prevented her losses. Christina is such a badass, she's a woman's woman, she is a cheerleader for this community, and Ali can't thank her enough for going there like she never has before.  Follow Christina on IG @christinaperri and check out her new album, "A Lighter Shade of Blue"  TOPICS COVERED IN THIS EPISODE: Miscarriage; mold poisoning; mental health; therapy; pregnancy after loss; stillbirth; blood clotting disorders; anxiety; grief EPISODE SPONSORS: FERTILITY RALLY @fertilityrally www.fertilityrally.com No one should go through infertility alone. Join the Worst Club with the Best Members at fertilityrally.com. We offer 4 support groups per week, 3 private Facebook groups, tons of curated events, and an entire community of more than 500 women available to support you, no matter where you are in your journey. Doors open the 1st of every month! Join at link in bio on IG @fertilityrally or at fertilityrally.com RECEPTIVA DX ReceptivaDx is the only test that can identify endometriosis, progesterone resistance and endometritis in a single sample, all causes for unexplained infertility and thus success rates of IVF treatments. ReceptivaDx includes BCL6, a marker that identifies uterine inflammation most often associated with asymptomatic (silent) endometriosis. BCL6 is found in more than 50% of women with unexplained infertility and over 65% of women with two or more IVF failures. If positive for the ReceptivaDx test, treatment options can improve the chances for a successful live birth 5 fold! Learn more at receptivadx.com or download our app “Receptivadx" -- and USE CODE INFERTILEAF23 for $75 off the test MYVITRO Since launching the company in 2020, MyVitro has helped thousands of people feel confident during treatment. From their Fertility Caddy and Fridge Box to the Injection Trainer and TTC Bandages, customers rave that MyVitro products are a game changer.  MyVitro has everything you need to get your meds stored safely and organized so you feel confident and in control of your IVF cycle. Go to myvitro.com and use code INFERTILEAF at checkout to receive 10% off of your order. PINK STORK  www.pinkstork.com  For PinkStork, wellness is personal. As The Wellness Brand for Women®, they feel called to support all women on their wellness journeys. Our bodies are wonderful and complex, but they don't always act the way they should. Whatever your ailment, Pink Stork is here to support you⁠—physically, mentally, and spiritually.    Founded by CEO Amy Suzanne after her own health struggles, Pink Stork is women-owned and women-run with over 80% female employees. Their diverse team cares deeply about offering clean, natural products and the women who trust them every day. The best part? Infertile AF listeners get a special discount. All you have to do is go to pinkstork.com and use CODE XXXXXX (NEW CODE COMING SOON) for an exclusive discount on your purchase  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What's good, New Detroit?! Y'all been asking for this one... so here it is: Lighter Shade of Brown by Regina Del Carmen. Go ahead... have a listen and check out our other featured artist or catch up on Season 2 of Meteor City. Peace! - RJ Meteor City is a Wrightwood Studios production. Written and directed by Madelyn Dorta. Produced by Angel T Dorta and Ernesto Valentin.

In today's episode, I am so grateful to have such a strong, incredible guest Regina Oettinger who is a Postpartum Mood Disorder survivor who now runs an organization called A Lighter Shade of Blue that helps and supports women who experience PostPartum Mood Disorders.Regina shares her story of what she experienced and all she overcame through PPMD and gives extremely helpful insight for mothers, ways to support mothers who experience this, and other really helpful resources and tips! (That not only helped her, but also helps the women she works with daily)Please reach out to A Lighter Shade of Blue where they offer 24/7 support if needed, they are AMAZING!Facebook page:A Lighter Shade of Blue https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064894111406&mibextid=LQQJ4dLink to website:https://www.alightershadeofbluecincy.com/

Total Devastation achieved legendary status in the early 90s with their hit, "Many Clouds of Smoke." The duo of Bernie Yo Potna Red Eye and Big Tone Smoke, along with DJ Tuff Cut Tim, came up in San Francisco's Mission District. As the some of the first Latin rappers in the Bay, they blazed trails independently with their first release "In The SF Streets." This led to a deal with PGA Records and a hit song that would change their lives. On this episode of the History of the Bay Podcast, Total Devastation recalls their early days navigating the gang life and being early pioneers for the cannabis movement decades before it became mainstream. Along the way, Total Devastation made waves in hip-hop, rocking shows with Lighter Shade of Brown and working with producers like Diamond D, Funkmaster Flex, and Peanut Butter Wolf. As they navigated industry politics, wear and tear from the business side pushed music to the back burner. After a hiatus, Total Devastation is now gearing up to release new music, entering into the legal cannabis business, and planning to make a documentary about the group. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/historyofthebay/support

Great convo with the legendary rapper ODM from pioneering 90's hip hop group Lighter Shade of Brown.

In a world where, especially in Western culture, one of the most "romanticized" traits we praise and see as success is this idea of having high self esteem. I think it is important to ask ourselves: What does loving yourself even mean? How do you catch a glimpse of the inner-loved self in the midst of all the chaos? This week's ikala Podcast episode, David Gonzales will be joined by Ashley Marie Rose. Ashley is a performer, singer and a dancer. At a young age, she started using musical theater as a form of art to love herself after being bullied. By her own definition, "Art heals all our wounds." Her personal journey taught her to be self-aware and become the creator of her health and fitness. Both CrossFit and art have been instrumental in her new identity as a mental-health survivor. Disclaimer: In this podcast episode, the hosts David and Ashley discuss an important topic: mental health & addiction. The format of this episode includes a warning that people still in the grips of addiction & who have mental health issues, are welcome to skip this podcast episode. They will touch on such topics as: Learning how to be patient during the process will help you reach your goals faster. Never let a day go by when you do not tell her, love yourself. It is a very powerful statement that we all need to hear from time to time. The way bullies can make you uncomfortable in your skin is scary, wrong and disheartening. Showing love to yourself is the hardest lesson to learn. Life just seems to get in the way of living clean and sober. But when you are finally ready to do something about your addiction, you'll want to find out how. How the community aided her with the rehab therapy and helped her accept herself in her own way. Crossfit is a type of training that gets you into shape. But it does so much more than that as well. It's a lifestyle, and when you do Crossfit, you become stronger mentally, physically, and emotionally. P.S. Subscribe, rate, and review Here Reach out to David: Website: www.ikalastrong.com JOIN THE OHANA ON OUR INSTAGRAM HERE!

J.R. and The Crew in this episode we have ODM of Lighter Shade of Brown.From 99.1 to what is he doing now! The only way to find out is to tune in.Thank you to our partners:Black Widow Investigations The Mortgage Masters #1738697 MIKEY BOY Victorious Vida Clothing#rap #ODM #music #hiphop #chicano #hollywood #losangeles #jrandthecrew

It's time for some summer vibes ☀️ and few jams hit better this time of year than A Lighter Shade of Brown's "On a Sunday Afternoon". Cruise to the park, sip a cold one- a brewski, and toss on the Dissect DJ's breakdown of this throwback classic and feel that energy of a 90's afternoon.

It's time for some summer vibes ☀️ and few jams hit better this time of year than A Lighter Shade of Brown's "On a Sunday Afternoon". Cruise to the park, sip a cold one- a brewski, and toss on the Dissect DJ's breakdown of this throwback classic and feel that energy of a 90's afternoon.

Host Bobby G chops it up with Money Moons about his passion for music, inspiration, his first time performing on stage, Lighter Shade of Brown, and much more!

"Bleaching my skin need umbrella" - Rapper Lil Uzi Vert took to Twitter to announce that he will be bleaching his skin after posting pictures of the late Michael Jackson and Singer Vybz Kartel who allegedly lightened their skin.

Tracklistings: 1.Crazy Penis - Keep On 2.Shonn Hinton - That's The Way I Like It (SoulfFul Re Edit) 3.Mary Jane Girls - All Night Long (DJ XS Edit) 4.A Lighter Shade of Brown - Sunday Afternoon (CMAN Edit) 5.DJ "S "- We Do It  6.The Gap Band - Outstanding (Wicked Mix) 7.Change - Hit or Miss (Soulpersona Raregroove Remix) 8.Nas - I Can (Sylow Rework) 9.Le Pamplemousse - Gimmie What You Got (Poolside Edit) 10.Candi Staton - Room Full Of Strangers (Jeremy Sole Edit) 11.Raphael Saadiq - 100 Yard Dash 12.Soulpersona feat. Princess Freesia - You Did It Again  (Ext Pleasure Mix) 13.Tim Maia - Vitoria Regia (Versão Brasileira Tapioca) 14.Lou Rawls - This Song Will Last Forever (Tony Belony Edit) 15.Rose Royce - Car Wash (Doctorsoul Dub) 16.Gibson Brothers - Oh What a Life (Soulmotion dj Edit) 17.La Pregunta - Shangri-La Dim's Mansion Anthem Re Edit) for bookings & contact: guipimentel29@gmail.com

It's our last Spooky Season episode on Pull List, and Ryan and Tucker have their last spooky-themed awards ready for this week's new Marvel comic books including INFERNO #2, DAREDEVIL #35, MARAUDERS #25, and more! Plus, CURSE OF THE MAN-THING writer, Steve Orlando stops by for our last spooky-themed Reading Club this month. Tune in as we discuss Steve's childhood fav: GREEN GOBLIN!Shoutout your LCB or send us your questions or comments by emailing us at pulllist@marvel.com or tweet using #MarvelsPullList. Make sure to mark it "Okay to read!" Follow us at:@AgentM, @tuckermarkus, @jasmiest, @meganbagala What we're reading with Steve Orlando:Green Goblin (1995 - 1996) #1-13 This week's new comics:AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #77             BLACK WIDOW #12DAREDEVIL #35THE DARKHOLD: BLADE #1INFERNO #2MARAUDERS #25  MOON KNIGHT#4SPIDER-WOMAN #16STAR WARS: DARTH VADER #17STAR WARS: WAR OF THE BOUNTY HUNTERS - IG-88 #1S.W.O.R.D. #9WOLVERINE  #17WEEKLY INFINITY COMICSX-MEN UNLIMITED INFINITY COMIC #9VENOM/CARNAGE INFINITY COMIC #4GHOST RIDER INFINITY COMIC #4DEADPOOL INFINITY COMIC #5IT'S JEFF INFINITY COMIC #10MIGHTY MARVEL HOLIDAY SPECIAL – HALLOWEEN WITH THE RHINO #1SPINE-TINGLING SPIDEY INFINITY COMIC #1 

Candice and Tisa are all alone with tequila and discuss dating, craft fairs, being Mexican, and life.

ODM of Lighter Shade of Brown is here!!! The name ODM has become synonymous with the IE. He's hosting the morning show with Evelyn Erives on 99.1 KGGI. He just released a BRAND NEW SINGLE called "Summer Souldie" on DJ Cazel's new record label. He also has his own successful YouTube channel with his wife called "RVG Fam" with over 50K subscribers! He's made himself into a well-oiled machine that has zero signs of slowing down any time soon. What a life he's had. And what a life he's living now. Please welcome, ODM!

The management of anaemia is a cornerstone of critical care practice, but how certain are we of the relationship between red blood cell transfusion practices and patient outcomes?  And, what else, beyond transfusion thresholds, should clinicians be considering when deciding how best to manage anaemia in the intensive care unit?

In this podcast I interview my very 1st guest ever on this show. DJ Devin Hype my official tour DJ on the road (Lighter Shade of Brown). This was recorded just by a fluke but it ended up being the real deal. Devin breaks down transitioning from a bachelor to a step dad overnight! @DevinHype on all social media platforms Email: ODM991@gmail.com ODM's social media FB Twitter Instagram Lighter Shade of Brown FB Twitter Instagram You Tube Family You Tube channel RVG FAM --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/differentshadesofdad/support

Follow host https://www.instagram.com/luckysuntzu Follow guest https://www.instagram.com/therealodm #hiphop #lightershadeofbrown

Devil Dan and Red bring you a Lighter Shade of Blue. So set back and grab you something strong to sip on and enjoy the story. Blue Side of the Mountain is brought to you by The Oracl3 Network “Dig Deeper.” Enjoy all the shows that Oracl3 has to offer at www.theoracl3network.com. Intro music “Over Cripple Creek” - River Run Dry

This week our guest at happy hour is a chicano music legend, from A Lighter Shade of Brown... Robert Gutierrez aka ODM! Check him out at: • https://www.instagram.com/therealodm • https://www.instagram.com/lsob1990 • https://www.instagram.com/thervgfam • https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEppdmfjIvy_VOOAeJX5i2w Video Version: Coming Soon

Soul and R&B, a musical art form derived from the blues, gospel ,and other forms of music created by African-Americans which could be easily linked back to the time of slavery. I reference ‘Black America ‘because the origin is important. This music found its way from the cotton fields to the slums and on its journey and evolution, it gained in popularity with young ‘White America’. They tried to duplicate it and often failed but every now and then a white artist, producer and/or writer who truly embraced the music was able to contribute material which was every bit as good as those of their Black counterparts. From Elvis to Leiber & Stoller, to Phil Spector’s Righteous Brothers who became synonymous with the term “Blue Eyed Soul”. This episode covers roughly 40 years of contributions made by White artists to this beloved genre of music. Taking the lead from those that came before them; they were able to successfully give us a lighter and meaningful shade of soul. Remember when music was Music! This episode features Daryl Hall, Average White Band, Jarrod Lawson, Van Morrison, Peter Brown, and many more! PLAYLIST 1. Rock Baby Tower of Power 2. Time for Love Mayer Hawthorne 3. Dance With Me Peter Brown 4. Push the Feeling On John Reid 5. Love Revelation Daryl Hall 6. Fast Love George Michael 7. Morning Sun Robin Thicke 8. Music & It’s Magical Ways Jarrod Lawson 9. Queen of My Soul Average White Band 10. Too Much Heaven Bee Gees 11. Baby Come Back Player 12. I Keep Forgettin’ Michael McDonald 13. Every Kind of People Robert Palmer (Joey Negro) 14. What Can I Say Boz Scaggs 15. Sideway Shuffle Joss Stone 16. Domino Van Morrison 17. Friday Night Bell & James

Today Adisa the Bishop talks about the power of how Hip-Hop philosophy makes you think. He also covers a deep story about teaching chess in juvenile hall, before sitting down with Lighter Shade of Brown's Emcee  N.I.C.E @emceenicela and looking at the impact of Christian Rap, Kanye West, Snoop Dogg's Gospel album and more.  Follow MC Nice: @emceenicela Follow Adisa: @bishopchronicles Adisa's fire Spotify playlists To hear Bishop Chronicles episodes first, listen Tuesday-Friday at 5 pm pst on The Pharcyde's CydeLife Radio!  Subscribe to Bishop Chronicles on iTunes and follow Spotify!  

We are back at it again holding true to the stay at home order in episode 28. Join us as we talk about Coronavirus conspiracies, the extension of LA county's stay at home order, more festival cancellations, UFC's private fight island, DJ Premier vs. RZA, the Final Fantasy 7 remake, Animal Crossing events, what we are watching, Marvel movie releases being pushed back, and more! We also talk about new music from The Strokes, Sparta, Torey Lanez, and Susio & Joe Pea! Intro music is "On A Sunday Afternoon" by A Lighter Shade of Brown (REST IN PEACE DTTX) and the outro is "Men In Black" by Will Smith. Danny on social media: @therealdanko Leo on social media: @djbrute >>> www.djbrute.com

When discussing the pioneering figures of what would eventually come to be known as Chicano Rap, there is perhaps no group more iconic and more revered than A Lighter Shade of Brown. Formed in Riverside, CA, in 1990, when ODM (One Dope Mexican, born Robert Gutierrez) was introduced to DTTX (Don't Try to Xerox, born Bobby Ramirez); the duo was part of an explosion of Latin Hip-Hop groups and artists to rise to prominence in the late 1980s and early-'90s; joining the likes of Mellow Man Ace, Kid Frost, Proper Dos, Aztec Tribe, Hi-C, Delinquent Habits, Fundoobiest, Psycho Realm & Cypress Hill among a cavalcade of others to rise to prominence in the early part of the decade. Over the course of nine years, the duo released a string of five albums and provided songs for films such as Mi Vida Loca, Bulletproof and I Like It Like That and penning some of the most iconic songs in the Chicano Rap sub-genre. While the duo didn't quite become household Hip-Hop names, or reach the level of mainstream success as some of their contemporaries; Lighter Shade of Brown was nonetheless a groundbreaking duo that not only helped break down barriers for Chicanos in Hip-Hop during the early 90s but Latino emcees of various backgrounds across the nation. Having paved the way and helped create an entirely new lane for modern Chicano rappers to follow Lighter Shade of  Brown's status and contributions to Hip-Hop are forever cemented in their music and their legacy; their music is still enjoyed by countless fans to this very day. We had the chance to talk with ODM and discuss the origins of the group, the history behind some of their most iconic songs, the rise, decline, and resurgence of Lighter Shade of Brown, as well the days leading up to DTTX's tragic passing in 2016. With that said, we are proud to present the twelfth episode of Step Off! Radio with ODM of Lighter Shade of Brown.

Men's Central Jail is being replaced by a mental health facility for inmates! LA kills three natural gas plants! Gavin Newsom killed high speed rail... and then didn't! Kevin De Leon is running for city council, Holly Mitchell for county supervisor! Alex Villanueva is using fake numbers to make jails seem more violent! Lee Baca may actually be going to prison! And Alissa, Scott and Hayes talk about their picks for the LAUSD District 5 election.

We're taking a little break for the holidays, so this week we're bringing you a fan favorite from the archives. Enjoy! We'll be back with a brand new episode on January 4th. On today’s episode we have the talented multimedia artist Tamara Santibañez – probably best known for her incredible tattoo work at Brooklyn’s legendary Saved Tattoo. She came with some of the música that she listens to in the studio, and you’re gonna love it – pari-ready reggaeton, 90s chicano power hip hop, and a sappy oldie, porque why not? Join us as we chat about Latinxs in the south, the deep cultural importance of artists who have been/are incarcerated, and first tattoos. Featuring music by J Balvin & Willy William ft Beyoncé, Kid Frost, Enrique Guzmán, Lighter Shade of Brown, Plan B, Proper Dos, Show notes: https://wp.me/p78d4C-j4 Follow us: www.instagram.com/radiomenea/ www.facebook.com/radiomenea/ twitter.com/radiomenea

This week the boys are back to the usual format, but with Bradley subbing in for Liam. They talk about Incredibles 2, memory loss, 16mm porn, scare pills, the beauty of math, boy bands, rabid chimps, the death of Chris Evans, and why you shouldn't google the word Grool.

This week we're muy excited to bring you a special invitado, writer Eddie Cepeda, to come share his favorite cholo jams. Songs for a Sunday afternoon carne asada, oldies for an evening ride in a lowrider, the beginnings of a playlist for a good day at the park. This episode goes well with a perfectly seasoned michelada, so get what you need to feel good y escucha ya!  Featuring music by Tres Delincuentes, Tommy James and the Shondells, Malo, Lighter Shade of Brown, Control Machete, and Rosie and the Originals. Show notes: www.radiomenea.com/blog/2018/06/15/episode-55-cholo-jams Follow us: facebook.com/radiomenea instagram.com/radiomenea twitter.com/radiomenea Follow Eddie: http://eddiecepeda.com/ https://twitter.com/BelBivDeVeau https://www.instagram.com/ecselecter/

Finally back from a month long hiatus, Ryan, Louie & Al bring you our review of A Lighter Shade of Brown's 1990 hit, "On A Sunday Afternoon." This song brought up meany interesting memories for your hosts, so sip on a cold bottle of brewski and join us.

Finally back from a month long hiatus, Ryan, Louie & Al bring you our review of A Lighter Shade of Brown's 1990 hit, "On A Sunday Afternoon." This song brought up meany interesting memories for your hosts, so sip on a cold bottle of brewski and join us.

This coffee breaks ends the examination of music that represents death by listening to extraordinary works by two great composers, music that takes us through the darkness into the afterlife. Sinfonia da Requiem was Benjamin Britten's antiwar piece that was structured similarly to the Roman Catholic Mass for the dead. Britten's War Requiem brings choir, soloist, poetry and two orchestras together to create an amazing vision of life and death. Death and Transfiguration is Richard Strauss's tone poem about a dying man's thoughts on his life's experience and he finally receives his transfiguration "from the infinite reaches of heaven." Powerful ideas and music. contact the show at: yccb@mauriceriverpress.com

On today's episode we have the talented multimedia artist Tamara Santibañez - probably best known for her incredible tattoo work at Brooklyn's legendary Saved Tattoo. She came with some of the música that she listens to in the studio, and you're gonna love it - pari-ready reggaeton, 90s chicano power hip hop, and a sappy oldie, porque why not? Join us as we chat about Latinxs in the south, the deep cultural importance of artists who have been/are incarcerated, and first tattoos. Featuring music by J Balvin & Willy William ft Beyoncé, Kid Frost, Enrique Guzmán, Lighter Shade of Brown, Plan B, Proper Dos, Show notes: https://www.radiomenea.com/blog/2017/11/02/episode-40-tattoo-shop-jams Follow us: www.instagram.com/radiomenea/ www.facebook.com/radiomenea/ twitter.com/radiomenea

All Infos blogrebellen.de/?p=106616 Tracklist Radio Raheem – Love Hate Leon Haywood – I Want’a Do Something Freaky To You (The Apple Scruffs Edit) The Blackbyrds – Mysterious Vibes (Jay.Soul Edit) Billy Paul – Let The Dollar Circulate (Karim Extended Edit) Clarence Reid – Masterpiece (Kenny Dope Edit) Phife Dawg – Pease Porridge Mark B. & Blade – The Unknown Bobby Hutcherson – Ummh Otis Clay – Trying To Live My Life Without You Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings – Genuine Little Royal – Soul Train Blowfly – Sesame Street Earth Wind & Fire – Brazillian Rhyme (J B Wary Edit) The Whispers – And The Beat Goes On (PGS Sanfrandisco Old School Chop Up) George Benson – Give Me The Night (Jorun Bombay Edit) Kashif – Lover Turn Me On (I Just Got To Have You) Double Exposure – Everyman (Joe Claussell Re-Edit) David Bowie – Let’s Dance Prince – Kiss Parliament – Flashlights (Frico Re-Edit) Force MD’s – Itchin’ For A Scratch Prince Buster – Al Capone Desmond Dekker – You Can Get It If You Really Want Manfred Krug – Komm und spiel mit mir Natalie Cole – When I Fall In Love (Virtual Duet With Nat King Cole) Rest in Power: Blowfly aka Clarence Reid , Phife Dawg, David Mancuso, Mark B., Desmond Dekker, Natalie Cole, Manfred Krug, Nicholas Caldwell of The Whispers, Otis Clay, David Bowie, Glenn Fry of The Eagles, Ravi Shankar, Big Kap, Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire, Prince, Vanity, Leon Haywood, Billy Paul, MC Kooley C., Bernie Worrell of Parliament, Allan Barnes of the Blackbyrds, Bobby Hutcherson, Prince Buster, Karate Charlie of The Ghetto Brothers, Trisco of the Force MD’s, Mr Animation, Bill Nunn aka Radio Raheem, Kasheef, Little Royal, Rod Temperton, Leonard Cohen, Leon Russell, Victor Bailey of Weather Report, Pete Burns of Dead or Alive, Jeremy Steig, DTTX of Lighter Shade of Brown, Jerry Heller, John Berry, Candye Kane, Roger Cicero, Jimmy Williams of Double Exposure, John Berry, Colonel Abrams, Michael White, Jean-Jacques Perrey, P-Original, Sharon Jones, Barrelhouse Chuck, Red Army Choir, Greg Lake of Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Bob Walsh, Rudy Van Gelder, George Michael, Alphonse Mouzon, Knut Kiesewetter, Natalie Cole, Afeni Shakur, Muhammad Ali & Isao Tomita

With Senate Bill 1222 (the Oklahoma Solar Energy Development Act) on the horizon, we’re joined in studio by Chris Gary of Sun City Solar Energy OKC, Jim Stober of Advanced Solar & Wind Technologies, and Bryan Grigsby of Refresh Creative to discuss the benefits of solar energy, and renewable energy in general, both for themselves and the state's economy.

Check out this week's episode with The Baka Boyz. In this episode you will hear the EDM.COM track of the week from IshDARR - Sugar : https://soundcloud.com/lavish/ishdarr-sugar-prod-medasin And music from Rick James, Pet Shop Boys, Volume 10, Major Lazer, Outkast, Cypress Hill, and AC Slater. Nick V. says Josh Levine is guarded. He might be right. But next to him, everyone seems guarded. He’s the outgoing half of a brother-brother duo who has dominated the airwaves in Los Angeles and around the country for nearly two decades. After moving from nearby Bakersfield, the Vidal brothers changed the sound of LA radio, from the mix show to the morning drive. They introduced Tito — one of LA’s most beloved characters — and helped to discover Big Boy, who would go on to run the morning show for 18 years. Their new show, The Hip Hop Master Mix, is syndicated in over 30 markets. They’ve been important contributors to the Latin hip hop scene, collaborating with OG’s like Mellow Man Ace, ALT, and Lighter Shade of Brown. They also produced the hit single “Pistol Grip Pump” for Volume 10. Perhaps most impressively, they still talk to each other after all these years. Their secret: Stay in your lane. Nick does what he does; Eric does what he does. They also seek outside help from time to time. Learn more about their impressive career path, as well as adventures with Pitbull, MC Hammer, and more. Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and share. Or we'll hunt you down. Get at you next week. Play us on iTunes: http://j.mp/RebelRadioItunes Here's a link to all the music you heard this episode: Cali Kings Mixtape Vol. 1 http://www.allmusic.com/song/cali-kings-pt-1-mt0004433689 Rick James, Give It To Me Baby https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/give-it-to-me-baby/id101405?i=101395 Pet Shop Boys, West End Girls https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/west-end-girls-2001-remaster/id726390543?i=726390687 Outkast, Rosa Parks https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/rosa-parks/id266365274?i=266365293 AC Slater, Ass Drop https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ass-drop-feat.-dell-harris/id572572674?i=572573265

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Episode 126: Middle School Theatre in a Rural Community Patrick Derksen works in a school with 200 students. In total. He's a grade eight classroom teacher and playwright who decided five years ago to make theatre with his students. Find out how he does it, why he thinks theatre is important in middle school and his advice for other rural teachers wanting to do the same. Show Notes A Lighter Shade of Noir   Episode Transcript Welcome to TFP – The Theatrefolk Podcast – the place to be for Drama teachers, Drama students, and theatre educators everywhere. I'm Lindsay Price, resident playwright for Theatrefolk. Hello! I hope you're well. Thanks for listening. You have reached Episode 126 and you can find any links for this episode in the show notes at theatrefolk.com/episode126. Okay. So, Patrick Derksen, he works in a school – a rural school that has 200 total students. So, that's it; that's from kindergarten all the way up to Grade 8. He's a Grade 8 classroom teacher and he's also a playwright. We have his play, A Lighter Shade of Noir. Five years ago, he started putting up plays with his students. Just like that, he made a choice to include theatre at the middle school level, and I just think that it's always a fascinating choice when something didn't exist before and now it does, and let's hear why he made that choice and how he has developed it. LINDSAY: All right. Hello everybody! I am sitting here today with author and teacher, Patrick Derksen. Hello, Patrick! PATRICK: Hello! LINDSAY: Hi! So, Patrick is one of our Theatrefolk playwrights. He has a play with us called A Lighter Shade of Noir which I absolutely adore. It makes me laugh. The sign of a good comedy for me – because, when we read these plays, Patrick, there's so many times we have to read them from the first initial read to going through numerous proofs to seeing it published and the sign of a good comedy for me is I just giggle every time I look at this play. You are also a middle school teacher. PATRICK: Yes, primarily. LINDSAY: Primarily. That's the main gig. PATRICK: That's the main gig. LINDSAY: And how long have you been a middle school teacher? PATRICK: This is about ten years now, I guess, yeah. I had the ten-year award. LINDSAY: You got the pin. PATRICK: I'm like, “Really? Ten years already?” Time flies! LINDSAY: Absolutely! And so, why middle school? Why is that where you sort of hang your hat? PATRICK: Originally, I'd planned to be a high school teacher, I guess. But then, things took me to a middle school and I found out that I loved it. I love the kids and I love the staff. It's kind of a whole different ballgame. In middle school, you've got to think on your feet a little bit more and go with the flow and it's great. LINDSAY: It's really funny because I think you have to have that very specific mentality to relate to middle school students. PATRICK: Yes. LINDSAY: What about them is the most fun to teach? PATRICK: Yeah, like I said, I think just the fact that they're coming out of the learning ABC's kind of thing and then you can really start to work with them and take them into territory that is new for them and, yeah, it's just a fun, fun age to see them coming in that and they're still eager – unlike maybe some high school students. LINDSAY: And what do you think is the most frustrating? PATRICK: Well, when it comes to drama, they're starting at ground zero, right? LINDSAY: Ah. PATRICK: There's no knowledge at all and how it all works. So, like, probably three-quarters of the kids that I have in my plays are starting with no experience whatsoever, and then the rest start coming with a little bit of stuff from church and community theatre, but it's learning the very basics. So, those kinds of things like, you know, face the audience, speak louder, all those things I guess would be the frustrating part of it,

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Producer/rapper Scoop Deville & Hellfyre Club rapper Rheteric Ramirez join MC Nocando & Jeff Weiss this week to discuss the history of latin contributions to Hip-Hop. They start off by talking about several Latin Hip-Hop pioneers such as DJ Disco Wiz, Prince Whipper Whip, The Mean Machine, and Prince Markie Dee of The Fat Boys. Then they explore the West Coast Latin rap boom by talking about Mellow Man Ace, Julio G, Kid Frost, Cypress Hill, Psycho Realm, MC BLVD, and A Lighter Shade of Brown. Next they bridge the gap between the West Coast & East Coast by talking about Delinquent Habits, Big Pun, The Beatnuts, Fat Joe, and N.O.R.E. Finally, they make their way down South as they talk about Baby Bash, Chingo Bling, and South Park Mexican. Plus, we’re treated to some tracks by Scoop & Rheteric.

In this Podcast, Mirella Amato of Beerology chats with Peter Chiodo from Flying Monkeys Craft Brewery and Charles MacLean of MacLean’s Ales. Along with these two brewers, Mirella examines the pale ale style. The brewers explain why they both have a pale ale as their brewery’s flagship brand. They also describe the difference between American and English inspired pale ales, using the MacLean’s Pale Ale and the Flying Monkeys Hoptical Illusion Almost Pale Ale as examples. Peter and Charles then share a few serving suggestions.  

In this Podcast, Mirella Amato of Beerology chats with Peter Chiodo from Flying Monkey’s Craft Brewery and Charles MacLean of MacLean’s Ales. Along with these two brewers, Mirella examines the pale ale style. The brewers explain why they both have a pale ale as their brewery’s flagship brand. They also describe the difference between American and English inspired pale ales, using the MacLean’s Pale Ale and the Flying Monkeys Hoptical Illusion Almost Pale Ale as examples. Peter and Charles then share a few serving suggestions.

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