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En esta entrega de La Ruleta Rusa, hemos escuchado a Queens of the Stone Age; Goat; Little Brazil; Edgar Broughton Band; French TV; Montgolfiere; Wishbone Ash. Leer Más La Ruleta Rusa. Entrega 49.2024. at La Ruleta Rusa Radio Rock.

Max Pearson presents a collection of this week's Witness History episodes from the BBC World Service.We hear about the Juliet Club in Verona, Italy. The club has been replying to mail addressed to Shakespeare's tragic heroine, Juliet since the early 1990s.Professor Lisa Bitel talks about the traditions of Valentine's Day. Plus, how the small Irish town of Gort became known as ‘Little Brazil' because it's home to so many Brazilians. The World War Two escape line that fooled the Nazis and the stadium disaster that shocked Egypt. And the story of the food supplement used by soldiers during the Nigerian civil war that became a drink enjoyed in more than 70 countries around the world.Contributors: Giovanna Tamassia - daughter of Giulio Tamassia, one of the founders of the Juliet Club. Professor Lisa Bitel - Professor of History & Religion at the University of Southern California, USA. Lucimeire Trindade – resident of Gort, Ireland. Keith Janes – son of captured a British soldier. Christine Lepers – daughter of a French resistance fighter. Mahmoud Al-Khawaga – former footballer with Zamalek. Peter Rasmussen – creator of the drink Supermalt.(Photo: Giovanna Tamassia from the Juliet Club. Credit: Leonello Bertolucci/Getty Images)

Gort in the west of Ireland is known by the nickname ‘Little Brazil' because it's home to so many Brazilians.They first came to Ireland in the late 1990s to work in the town's meat factory.Lucimeire Trindade was just 24-years-old when she and three friends arrived in the town, unable to speak a word of English or Irish.Nearly 25 years later, Lucimeire considers Gort her true home.She tells Vicky Farncombe how being in Ireland changed her outlook on life.“I learned that a woman can have their own life, especially going to the pub alone without their husbands!”(Photo: Traditional Brazilian carnival dancers strut their stuff in Gort. Credit: John Kelly, Clare Champion)

The area of Delk, Powers Ferry, and Terrell Mill roads in Marietta, Georgia, is becoming known as "Little Brazil" due to its growing community of Brazilian restaurants, businesses, and residents. Over 50 people recently gathered to discuss how to turn the area into a county-recognized cultural destination, complete with a Little Brazil logo, signage, and a Brazilian Cultural Association. The community, which has grown rapidly since the 1990s, has become an integral part of the larger Marietta community, contributing to its vitality. Commissioner Jerica Richardson has allocated $50,000 to a capital fund for Little Brazil, and residents are excited to finally be recognized. Seven-year-old Dakota, who has DiGeorge Syndrome, was one of 13 children chosen for the 20th Bert's Big Adventure trip to Disney World, an all-expenses-paid trip for children with chronic illnesses and their families. Dakota's aunt nominated her for the trip, and she was selected this year. The trip offers the children the opportunity to bond and enjoy everything the parks have to offer without feeling left out among healthy children. Bert's Big Adventure was started by Bert Weiss, who was inspired by Kidd's Kids, a similar trip started by the late radio host Kidd Kraddick in the early 1990s. The Marietta Book Nook in Georgia was reported to be closing due to financial losses during the pandemic, but the store's loyal customers rallied and helped keep it open. Manager Alexa Dunford said the community's donations and support have been "life-affirming and faith-restoring," and the store will continue operating through the summer and hopefully beyond. The store's inventory reflects the community's interests, and programs are being planned to engage local writers, artists and musicians. The Marietta location has reduced its hours but is open for private browsing by appointment and is offering a 50% off sale on most items Hundreds of Kennesaw State University students and fans gathered in the Convocation Center to watch the Owls play in March Madness, the university's first Division I appearance. Cowbells were given to fans to increase the excitement as the crowd cheered the team on, with some fans even dancing during halftime. Although the game came down to the final seconds, the Owls ultimately lost to the Xavier Musketeers. Fans left the building disappointed but still proud of their team's performance. Debbie Ginocchio, Development Director at Sweetwater Mission in Austell, was named the 2023 Woman of the Year at LiveSafe Resources 38th annual Tribute to Achievement. The Marietta-based domestic violence shelter and organization honored 14 other outstanding women from throughout metro Atlanta before a crowd of more than 450 at the Renaissance Waverly Hotel in Cumberland. Ginocchio was selected by an independent committee who reviewed each nominee without names or specific identifying information. A total of 15 women representing the business, medical, education, government, and nonprofit sectors were selected to join the organization's Academy of Women Leaders, a group of more than 600 past honorees. The Georgia Food and Wine Festival will show case the best of Georgia.  Arthur Wilson, owner of Silica Burns Glass, demonstrated the art of glassblowing to a small crowd in Marietta. The process involves placing molten glass into a furnace and gathering it onto a pipe, before adding color and shaping it by blowing air into the pipe and rotating it. Wilson's company offers weekly classes on glassblowing, and he sells his creations on his website. 20-year-old Ben Dracup, who works with Wilson, is also Majoring in glassblowing at Georgia Southwestern State University. Dracup says that Georgia Southwestern State is the only college in the state to offer a degree in glass blowing. STORY 6:Rape Malik Antonio Rollins, a man from Austell, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison without parole for burglarizing two homes and molesting a young girl in one of them. He will also serve 20 years probation and register as a sex offender. Rollins pleaded guilty to two counts of burglary, one count of aggravated child molestation, and two counts of child molestation. The crimes occurred on February 12, 2021, when Rollins broke into two homes in South Cobb and molested a 12-year-old girl. The victim's mother spoke at Rollins' plea hearing and expressed the impact of the crime on her family.   And now, as we get closer to the start of the 2023 Masters, Times-Journal Incorporated sports editor John Bednarowski joins the show to take us on a tour of Augusta National presented by Ingles. #CobbCounty #Georgia #LocalNews      -            -            -            -            -            The Marietta Daily Journal Podcast is local news for Marietta, Kennesaw, Smyrna, and all of Cobb County.             Subscribe today, so you don't miss an episode! MDJOnline            Register Here for your essential digital news.            https://www.chattahoocheetech.edu/  https://cuofga.org/ https://www.esogrepair.com/ https://www.drakerealty.com/           Find additional episodes of the MDJ Podcast here.             This Podcast was produced and published for the Marietta Daily Journal and MDJ Online by BG Ad Group   For more information be sure to visit https://www.bgpodcastnetwork.com          See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's show features The Great Leslie with music from Little Brazil, Bad Mary, City Mouth, 408, Trapdoor Social, Jocelyn & Chris, The Dangerous Summer, Phoenix, Foals, Modern Mines & Infinite Sonic! Hosted by Aaron Zytle. 06/07/2022

Årets første Fodboldfjol. Little Brazil, Claus på landsholdet, FC Mad & Kaffe og Ronaldos børneopdragelse og Martin fra Esbjerg er bare nogle af de få ting vi fjoller med i denne uge. Lyt med!!!

This week on OHC: This week Lucas & Brad chat about travel, questions, and discuss "Little Brazil Town" and why, and how, Lucas found himself there. Connect with us on instagram /facebook / twitter (@oxfordholyclub), we would love to hear from you. Remember, you can send in your questions to oxfordholyclub@gmail.com. Please take a minute to rate and review the show as well. It really helps us! https://anchor.fm/oxfordholyclub/support Thanks #OHClub

Bio:Carlos DeOliveira also known as Caco, is the founder and Executive Director of New York Samba School and the Brazilian Council on Samba. Born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, his work as a musician, percussionist, writer, producer and community organizer are manifestations of his lifelong love for Afro-Brazilian culture, its various iterations but particularly Samba.A musician of extreme versatility, Caco performs in the Samba, Bossa Nova, Forró and Jazz idioms as a sit in and recording musician, event producer, and workshop leader. He has played and produced Brazilian music experiences in iconic New York venues like Cipriani, Griffin, Subrosa, Bonafide Jazz Club, Village Underground, Cielo, and Havana Central. He has also presented at museums and educational institutions including the American Museum of Natural History, El Museo Del Barrio, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Library, Long Island University, Westchester Community College, NYU, Columbia University, and Kings Borough Community College.In 2015, Caco performed at the Ford Foundation and for the UN, in commemoration of the launch of Global CUFA (Central Única Das Favelas).In September of 2017, he produced and organized the project, ESQUENTA DO BR DAY, a pre-Brazil Day event for which he directed an ensemble of over 45 percussionists, and other musicians in a festive procession from Times Square to Little Brazil.Carlos continues to develop community projects and other educational and artistic programming highlighting Brazilian culture. He is currently producing and organizing the Carnaval do Povo Project , scheduled to take place in June of 2019. This project aims toward bringing together adults and youth Latinos, Caribbeans and all organized communities of African descent to celebrate the Solstice, exchange culture and carnival experiences. GoSamba.net Samba drums and gear from Brazil! Shop Now Links:Phone number: 347-458-4681Email: Braziliancouncilonsamba@gmail.comhttps://braziliancouncilonsamba.org/https://www.instagram.com/braziliancouncilonsamba/https://www.facebook.com/conselhodosamba/https://www.facebook.com/carlos.deoliveira.75https://www.facebook.com/NewYorkSambaSchool/Download Dana Monteiro's dissertation here:https://open.bu.edu/bitstream/handle/2144/19554/Monteiro_bu_0017E_12443.pdf?.

We sit down with Danny Maxwell ( Little Brazil, Junkyard Dan, Leafblower, etc. ) and Craig Fort ( Leafblowers, New Lungs, etc. ) and talk about O'leavers, Omaha music scene, tour stories, and the launch of the new Max Trax Records site and new Little Brazil album.

It's been a minute, but Little Brazil is back on Worlds of Wayne with a couple new members, new songs, and a 12-pack of beer. Landon, Danny, Mike, and Matt join me in the studio for a chat about the band and how it is navigating new music with a shot of new blood behind the kit and guitar. They also share a few stories as each is a true veteran of the Omaha music scene and are seasoned, well-traveled players creating some pretty kick ass music.  Mike Friedman (Guitar), Danny Maxwell (Bass), Matt Bowen (Drums), and Landon Hedges (Guitar, Vocals). Little Brazil on facebook  

Once a Pawn joins me in the studio right before a gig they had in Omaha. You've heard them on the show before and it was a pleasure to get them in for an interview and to play a few tracks off of their last record " Mission Accomplished". Once A Pawn Online Opening song: "Son" by Little Brazil    

Landon and Greg from the Omaha band Little Brazil join me in the studio and bring along some songs from their upcoming album "Son". We talk about how that band has grown from 4+ years of playing and touring together. Now signed to Anodyne Records, Little Brazil is set to embark on press and touring behind what seems to be their strongest material to date. Listen in as we talk about the songwriting and recording process of "Son", how the band has evolved over the years, facial hair, and exactly what NOT to do as a band on tour. Music:"Gone In A Minute" by Brad Hoshaw and the Seven Deadlies"Son" by Little Brazil"Brighton Beach" by Little Brazil"Separated" by Little BrazilLinks:Little Brazil on MyspaceLittle Brazil on Daytrotter.comBrad Hoshaw and the Seven Deadlies on Myspace

A Red-Haired Muse...Singer-songwriter Coles Whales stops by to become my first in-studio musical guest! It was early in the morning and she was cool enough to record our interview and sing a few songs as well. Even that early, her voice was stunning and we had a good time talking  about her new EP, Myspace comments and how cabbage patch kids are born.Friday, bloody Friday...I recorded this show on Friday the 13th. One of my favorite days in the year. I share a few 13th-isms. Don't forget to Bum Rush the Charts!April 26th - go to iTunes and help Little Brazil crack the top 100! Links:Coles Whalen's web siteColes Whalen on Myspace

On the road with Little Brazil Part Deux!The boys have been on the road for weeks touring the country and came home for a kick ass CD release party at Sokol Underground. This week I chat with Guitarist Greg Edds about more life on the road, life in a van and the penis game...Bum  Rush The Charts AGAIN!!Yes, but this time we are going to put Little Brazil on the iTunes charts. This is a Worlds of Wayne exclusive event, so let's continue to show the world that podcasting is the new media that matters. Also, it will help out a deserving band that could use any assistance as they prepare to hit the road once again.ON THURSDAY APRIL 26th BUY "LAST NIGHT" BY LITTLE BRAZIL ON iTUNES!! ONLY 99-CENTS. EVEN IF YOU HAVE THE RECORD, BUY THIS SONG AND HELP THE BAND CRACK THE TOP 100!! Want to see results from the Black Lab bum rush the charts, click on the link below or listen to them on this episode. All music by Little Brazil on this episode from the album "Tighten the Noose:Last NightOn the RopesNever Leave YouLinks:Little Brazil on MyspaceBumrush the chartsSave the Streams!

 Hot tubs, porn and other crazy shit...On the road with Little Brazil. A call in from the Omaha band that is touring the country and coming to a town near you! The first installment of what is sure to be an interesting saga...Content from Mantarctica!A great place to get tidbits of info. So I'm using some for the show. Moving 3D movie posters, GPS shoes and Indiana Jones part 4. Check out their site for daily blogs on a variety of topics.CHECK OUT THE SHOW ON THE PODSHOW NETWORK!Worlds of Wayne's Podshow siteLinks:Little Brazil on MyspaceMANTARCTICALemonheads siteLadyfingerNE on MyspaceSLAM OmahaThe Podsafe Music Network

Dorks, Nerds and Geeks...oh my!No, the picture you see is not me. But it is my pal back in the early 80's. We thought we were funny, but alas, we were dorks. So what makes a dork, nerd or geek? What are you? This episode, I talk about this unholy trinity and how we all have a bit of each buried deep inside...Take the test!Find out exactly what you are. Follow the link below and see what percentage of geek, nerd or dork you are. Write your name in Elvish in ten minutes. Why wouldn't you!? Follow this link to learn how to write your name among other things in this most magical of languages. Chicks dig pointy ears. Get that can of spray paint and tag your neighborhood with your own personal middle earth signature! Unless the cops are dwarves, they'll never catch you. MusicFace to Face - "You've Done Nothing"Little Brazil - "Used To Think"Adam Weaver and the Ghosts - "Let's Go"LinksTAKE THE GEEK TEST HEREGeekculture.comWrite in Elvish - score some chicks!Little Brazil on MyspaceAdam Weaver and the Ghosts on MyspaceCheck out Worlds of Wayne on the Podshow NetworkCheck out the sidebar for new stuff like our Google Ad Sense. Click there, find some cool stuff and help support this show. DONATE TO THE SHOW AND HELP THE OMAHA FOOD BANK!For every dollar donated to the show via Pay Pal, Worlds of Wayne will donate one can of food to the Omaha Food Bank. Check out the Myspace blog for updates and photos of what we have raised!