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EARL HINES AND HIS ORCHESTRA Chicago, IL, February 13, 1929Everybody loves my baby (eh vcl) Sweet Ella May (wf vcl)Shirley Clay, George Mitchell (cnt) William Franklin (tb,vcl) Lester Boone (cl,as,bar) Toby Turner (cl,as) Cecil Irwin (ts,cl,arr) Earl Hines (p,vcl) Claude Roberts (bj,g) Hayes Alvis (tu,vcl,arr) Benny Washington (d,vib) Alex Hill (arr) New York, June 28, 1932Sensational mood (hw arr), My one ambition is you (wf vcl)Charlie Allen (tp) George Dixon (tp,arr) Walter Fuller (tp,vcl) Louis Taylor (tb,arr) William Franklin (tb,vcl) Darnell Howard (cl,as,vln) Omer Simeon (cl,as,bar) Cecil Irwin (ts,cl,arr) Earl Hines (p) Lawrence Dixon (g,arr) Quinn Wilson (b,tu,arr) Wallace Bishop (d) Henry Woodip, Reginald Foresythe (arr) LOVIE AUSTIN ORCHESTRA W/ NATTY DOMINIQUE Chicago, c. Continue reading Puro Jazz 17 de diciembre, 2024 at PuroJazz.

EARL HINES AND HIS ORCHESTRA Chicago, IL, February 13, 1929Everybody loves my baby (eh vcl) Sweet Ella May (wf vcl)Shirley Clay, George Mitchell (cnt) William Franklin (tb,vcl) Lester Boone (cl,as,bar) Toby Turner (cl,as) Cecil Irwin (ts,cl,arr) Earl Hines (p,vcl) Claude Roberts (bj,g) Hayes Alvis (tu,vcl,arr) Benny Washington (d,vib) Alex Hill (arr) New York, June 28, 1932Sensational mood (hw arr), My one ambition is you (wf vcl)Charlie Allen (tp) George Dixon (tp,arr) Walter Fuller (tp,vcl) Louis Taylor (tb,arr) William Franklin (tb,vcl) Darnell Howard (cl,as,vln) Omer Simeon (cl,as,bar) Cecil Irwin (ts,cl,arr) Earl Hines (p) Lawrence Dixon (g,arr) Quinn Wilson (b,tu,arr) Wallace Bishop (d) Henry Woodip, Reginald Foresythe (arr) LOVIE AUSTIN ORCHESTRA W/ NATTY DOMINIQUE Chicago, c. Continue reading Puro Jazz 17 de diciembre, 2024 at PuroJazz.

We revisit two standout conversations. First, Thomas O'Neil White sits down with Alex Burgos, a public health policy and public relations professional. They discuss how to fill the gaps in youth and sport programs on Buffalo's West Side, and how to develop policies to increase accessibility to programs. Then, we go back to a conversation Jay Moran had with Dr. Henry Louis Taylor Jr, the director of the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at the University at Buffalo. The two take a deep dive into two reports that Dr. Taylor previously worked on, “How we Change the Black East Side” and “The Harder We Run: The State of Buffalo in 1990 and the Present”, and how the community can benefit from the changes presented in them.

In this episode we are continuing our series asking, “What are you doing differently this year,” and let me tell you that Louis Taylor, the founder of TWM Wealth Management drops a gold mine in this episode, literally!  Not only do we dive into all things about building wealth that's aligned with your values, but we also talk about the importance of mentorship and how to understand your emotions yet lean on using data to make decisions. Louis will be featured at the Amplify Your Life Growth Summit in Bend, Oregon this September where we'll dive in more with him in a workshop intensive and panel interview.  Be sure to grab your spot and join us!   Resources: Email Louis to connect with him at: louis@twmwealthmanagement.com   Get more info on the Amplify Your Life World Conference: Text us “AMPLIFY” to 503-386-2981 or DM Carmen @carmenohling the word “AMPLIFY” Go to the event website HERE.   Find out your Unique Superpower HERE! Join the Amplified Life Community for FREE HERE! Let's chat if the 1-1 Personal High Performance Retreat is Right For you HERE!     Connect: Facebook Community Carmen's Instagram Permission Slip Community Instagram Website

On today's episode, Jay Moran discusses challenges that are still faced on Buffalo's East Side with Dr. Henry Louis Taylor Jr. Then, Thomas O'Neil-White speaks with DEI consultant and Executive Vice President of the National Urban League Young Professionals Kendra Brim.

Pima County officials in the spotlight AZCOPS is suing Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos over his attempts to curb his employees' right to free speech off-duty. The state bar complaint against Pima County Attorney Laura Conover is revealed and put online by the Tucson Crime Free Coalition. It's about the Louis Taylor case.

Louis Taylor Career Deep Dive Ep 205Louis Taylor is currently one of the best MMA trainers in the entire United States, although normally out of the spotlight; Louis Taylor takes us on a journey from getting stiffed by independent promoters to winning the $1 million dollar Professional Fight League tournament.Louis Taylor and his guidance, strategy and foresight has help take Belal Muhammed from a regional stand out and thrust him into a UFC world title fight.This is a rare interview from someone that doesn't do very many Louis Taylor Career Deep Dive Ep 2050:00 Lytes out intro0:19 guest introduction0:29 interview start 0:40 training Belal Muhammad3:20 Belal muhammad's first fight 4:30 Belal muhammad vs Alan Jouban 6:23 Belal muhammad vs Vicente Luque7:51 Muslim religion and beliefs 10:22 Belal muhammad vs Gilbert Burns 12:53 Belal Muhammad's ankle injury 13:49 Eastern Illinois Wrestling14:29 experience with Ralph McCausland15:59 fighting as a broke college student 17:37 Louis Taylor vs Kevin Wachhaus20:27 Louis Taylor vs Youlian Banov21:04 Louis Taylor vs Ricco Talamantes22:16 Coach Roberto Ramirez leaving venue23:41 Louis Taylor vs Aaron Kreke25:03 Louis Taylor vs Adam Maciejewski26:33 Louis Taylor vs Steve Patterson28:33 Louis Taylor vs Nate Moore32:07 Louis Taylor vs Ryan Sturdy33:30 Louis Taylor vs Joe Riggs35:34 Belal Muhammed's footwork 40:05 Belal Muhammed training in Chicago 41:14 Belal Muhammed not leaving his hometown 42:33 Belal Muhammed vs Kyle Geary44:38 trying out for TUF 13 46:37 Louis Taylor vs Jason Louck47:39 wanting to fight for Strikeforce 48:34 promoter Joe Goytia 50:43 Louis Taylor vs Perry Filkins52:16 Louis Taylor vs Joe Vedepo53:35 getting the call from the UFC55:28 manager Ali Abdelaziz 58:28 Louis Taylor vs David Branch59:51 PFL 10 4 man tournament1:04:11 Belal Muhammed vs Steve Carl1:05:47 choosing a world title over $1 million dollars1:06:39 trainer Unique 1:08:14 Lyndon Viterri 1:09:16 Mike Cannon 1:10:05 Herc Hayes1:11:39 Roberto Ramirez 1:12:26 Herc Hayes keeping health issues private 1:16:04 loyalty in the sport of fighting 1:17:26 the 2 types of trainers 1:20:21 interview wrap up 1:21:29 outro/ final thoughtsSubscribe to the Lytes Out Podcast:https://www.youtube.com/@LytesOutClipsInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/lytesoutpodcast/iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lytes-out-podcast/id1568575809 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3q8KsfqrSQSjkdPLkdtNWb Mike - The MMA Detective - @mikedavis632 Cash App - $mikedavis1231Venmo - Mike-Davis-63ZELLE: Cutthroatmma@gmail.com / ph#: 773-491-5052 Follow the #LOP team on Instagram: Chris - Founder/Owner - @chrislightsoutlytle Mike - MMA Detective - @mikedavis632 Joey - Assistant - @aj_ventitreTyson - Producer - @ty.green.weldingAndrew - Timestamps - @ambidexstressOutro song: Power - https://tunetank.com/t/2gji/1458-power#belalmuhammad #MMA #UFC #NHB #LytesOutPodcast #LytesOut #MixedMartialArts #ChrisLytle #MMADetective #MikeDavis #MMAHistory #OldSchoolMMA #FiftyFightClub #MMAPodcast #FightPodcastSupport the show

This episode of What's Next? finds Jay Moran joined by Dr. Henry Louis Taylor, Jr., the director of the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at the University at Buffalo. Dr. Taylor was the lead author of a new report released in late 2023 titled, “How We Change the Black East Side,” which acts as a neighborhood planning and development framework for Buffalo's East Side communities. The report follows a similar one from 2021 called “The Harder We Run: The State of Buffalo in 1990 and the Present,” which Dr. Taylor also co-authored, which focused on the history of Black Buffalo. “How We Change the Black East Side,” meanwhile, looks ahead to a bold new future. Dr. Taylor joins Jay Moran to discuss what those changes could actually look like, and the community benefits of implementing them.

Join host Alex Molden and guest Louis Taylor as they delve into the importance of being emotionally neutral and focused in various aspects of life. From their experiences as athletes to their annual father-daughter camping trips, they reveal the key to making good decisions and avoiding mistakes. But just when it seems like they've mastered the art, a shocking incident leaves them in a precarious situation with no resolution in sight. Tune in to find out what happens next.My special guest is Louis TaylorWelcoming back to our show for the third time, Louis Taylor, a distinguished alumnus of the Western Oregon football fraternity. His athletic prowess aside, Louis is a man of the outdoors, a passionate angler, a self-proclaimed dominoes expert, and an enthusiast of father-kid camping trips. His first-hand experiences have fueled many a fascinating discussion about the importance and challenges of maintaining emotional neutrality, both on the football field and in everyday life.In this episode, you will be able to:·Discover ways to nurture lasting memories and form deep connections with your children through nature.Learn valuable tools to manage emotions and maintain focus across various spheres of life.Explore the profound influence of music on mindsets and its role in clarity and decision-making.Unearth the art of bonding with your children on family trips, along with insights into meaningful father-child conversations.Gain wisdom from unexpected challenges and memorable moments encountered while camping. Time stamps:00:03:34 - The Importance of Being Neutral00:08:55 - Evolution of the Father-Daughter Camping Trip00:11:39 - The Screening Process for Trip Participants.00:13:47 - Lasting Impact and Memories.00:19:09 - Praising Patience and Role Models. 00:30:09 - The Domino Game00:32:51 - Momentum Shift00:33:17 - Trip to Crater Lake00:35:53 - Impactful Nature Experience.00:41:18 - Reflections and Future. Connect w/Louis:WebsiteLinkedInFacebookLet's connect:My book (The Ultimate Playbook for High Achievement) LinkedInIGFacebookwebsitewww.alexmoldencoaching.com*Buy Dope Merch here!!

If you own a small business in the North of England and you're either starting up or trying to grow to the next level, the chances are you'll be after some financial backing to make that happen. But for many firms, access to finance can be hard to come by - and that's where the British Business Bank and its chief executive Louis Taylor comes in. The agency, founded in 2014 and with its headquarters in Sheffield, underpins debt and equity provision to small and medium-sized companies and aims to make the business finance market fairer, more efficient and more diverse.  It's also recently launched a new £200m investment fund in the South West and Louis, who grew up in the North East tells Rob Parsons about his commitment to helping unlock the potential that exists in our region, address regional imbalances and make sure finance markets work better for entrepreneurs, no matter where they are in the country. And Rob also chats about the big stories of the week - including A-Levels and the glorious Lionesses - with Ruth Hannan, director of the People's Powerhouse movement. *** The Northern Agenda is a Laudable production for Reach. It is presented by Rob Parsons, and produced by Daniel J. McLaughlin. You can subscribe to the daily Northern Agenda newsletter here: http://www.thenorthernagenda.co.uk/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to My Duvet Flip, where we get real with everyday people who are way more inspiring than those out-of-reach celebrities. Each episode, I chat with industry leaders and find out what makes them flip their duvet and face the day. Today, I had the pleasure of speaking with Louis Taylor, CEO, British Business Bank. It's going to be a super exciting convo full of all kinds of learning and insight.But seriously, hit subscribe to stay in the loop about new episodes, and follow us on social media for even more exclusive content. And a big shoutout to Aviva and EY for supporting this youthcast and all the young people out there. Because let's face it, who wouldn't want to flip their duvet when they have such awesome role models to look up to?

Welcome to the 6th Round Retro Post-Fight Show. This is the show that digs into the archives and gives you a comprehensive review of classic MMA events, that span as far back as UFC 1. Join Eddie Mercado & Victor Rodriguez as they delve into the world of the PFL (Professional Fighter's League) 2018 Championship Event this week, straight out of the archives of yesteryear. So let's take a trip back to Mon, Dec 31, 2018. The guys will explore the inaugural championship MMA event for the 2018 PFL season, entitled: ‘PFL 2018 Championship', aka: ‘PFL 11' – complete with results, analysis, and of course a few laughs. The event was broadcast live on New Year's Eve (Dec 31, 2018) as mentioned, LIVE from the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden in NYC, NY. For those of you not in the know, the PFL is the first major MMA organization in which individual athletes compete in a regular season, post-season and championship, rather than on a year-round basis; putting on fights across six weight-divisions: featherweight, women's lightweight, lightweight, welterweight, light heavyweight and heavyweight. These events are held within a ten-sided MMA cage known as the ‘SmartCage', adhering to the unified rules of MMA, with the exception of prohibiting any elbow strikes. For more on their Fight Format and Point System, which determines the championship series outcomes, read here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Professional_Fighters_League#Fight_format_and_point_system The event was the eleventh and final event of the 2018 season. Each champion in the six weight classes was crowned and won a championship prize of $1 million each. For this debut season they opened the fighter pool at the beginning of the season with 72 fighters across their six weight-classes, competing in seven regular season events. The top eight in each division squared off in single elimination, bracket-style playoff fights. Overall, we had a total of seven bouts, with five of them ending in finishes, resulting in six new millionaires (prior to taxes, of course), and including one two-time Olympic Gold Medalist in her third MMA fight. The event had what TV Ratings averaging 204,000 viewers. If you would like to watch the event, it can be found in the PFL Archives OR via the Official PFL YouTube Channel under the names of the fighters of each bout. Join us to rediscover all the action and discuss as we go along! Let's check it out! TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 INTRO 1:49 Segue into the Event 7:38 Event Details 9:21 Taylor vs Magomedov 17:52 Palmer vs Siler 24:16 Schulte vs. Magomedov 29:30 Harrison vs. Charneski 35:56 O'Connell vs. Magalhães 40:59 Lins vs. Copeland 45:55 Magomedkerimov vs. Cooper III 50:31 Event Recap 52:53 Wrap Up 53:14 OUTRO (SPOILERS) The fight card was set up as follows... fight card via tapology.com: PFL Welterweight Championship 7. Magomed Magomedkerimov (23-5) Def. Ray Cooper III (17-6) – Sub (guillotine choke) 2:18 of Round 2 PFL Heavyweight Championship 6. Philipe Lins (14-3) Def. Josh Copeland (18-6) – TKO (knees & punches) 0:30 of Round 4 of 5 PFL Light Heavyweight Championship 5. Sean O'Connell (21-10) Def. Vinny Magalhães (18-10) – TKO (corner stoppage followed by Retirement) 5:00 of Round 3 of 5 PFL Women's Lightweight Championship 4. Kayla Harrison (3-0) Def. Moriel Charneski (3-5) TKO (punches) 3:39 of Round 1 of 3 PFL Lightweight Championship 3. Natan Schulte (15-3) Def. Rashid Magomedov (22-3) – Dec (unanimous) (48-46, 48-46, 48-46) – 5 Rounds PFL Featherweight Championship 2. Lance Palmer (17-3) Def. Steven Siler (32-17) – Dec (unanimous) (50-43, 50-45, 49-46) – 5 Rounds PFL Middleweight Championship 1. Louis Taylor (18-4) Def. Abusupiyan Magomedov (22-4) – KO (punch) 0:33 of Round 1 of 5 If you enjoy our shows, "heart" us here on SC, or "like" & share over on whichever BE Presents Podcast Channel happens to be your listening platform of choice.

In this episode of “Buffalo, What's Next?,” we spend the hour with the director of the Center for Urban Studies at SUNY, University at Buffalo, Dr. Henry Louis Taylor, Jr. He'll share findings from two studies conducted 30 years apart, focused on Buffalo and the African American community.

Louis Taylor is the President and Registered Investment Advisor to Taylor Wealth Management, Corp. As a graduate of Western Oregon University, Louis started promptly in the investment business with a small Wall Street based company and for the first six years of his career he thrived there. In 2004 he walked away from that firm and went Independent to pursue his vision of becoming the first minority owned registered investment advisory firm in Oregon. In 2010 he founded Taylor Wealth Management where he helps business owners, corporate executives, celebrities and athletes to transform their income into wealth. His focus is on being a conduit and providing access to the secretes of the investment world.  Louis has committed his professional life to teaching people how to make their money work for them in way they want it to. He currently serves as a school board director and is a regular speaker for small businesses and fortune 500 company minority employee networks. In his free time he is a man of faith, prioritizes spending time with his family, an avid outdoorsman, golfer and has love for fast cars. What we discussed: The biggest key to financial literacy is knowing who you are Fun facts that are not funny but disturbing when it comes to America's financial literacy The trick to getting long term wealth that most people don't know about What the numbers say about the benefits of having a plan in place Understand the benefits of getting cheap capital Connect w/Louis: http://twmwealthmanagement.com/Contact/ (Website) https://www.linkedin.com/in/louis-taylor-1623a57/ (LinkedIn) https://www.facebook.com/louis.taylor.1654 (Facebook) Let's connect: https://open.acast.com/shows/5e759e3195fa07a414c9afe8/episodes/60ed28a18c0c31001917b838/www.yourultimateplaybook.com (My book (The Ultimate Playbook for High Achievement) ) https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-molden-9693431b/ (LinkedIn) https://www.instagram.com/alexmolden/ (IG) https://www.facebook.com/alex.molden1/ (Facebook) https://open.acast.com/shows/5e759e3195fa07a414c9afe8/episodes/www.alexmoldenspeaks.com (website) https://open.acast.com/shows/5e759e3195fa07a414c9afe8/episodes/www.alexmoldencoaching.com (www.alexmoldencoaching.com) *Get you a https://www.uv-brite.com/ (UV Brite water bottle)!! Use coupon code Sharkeffect15 for 15% off!!**Get stronger w/https://frogfuel.com/ (Frog Fuel)!! Use coupon code Sharkeffect20 for 20% off of your 1st order!

On this episode the guys sit down with an original Funny Bone door man R Louis Taylor. Louis talks about how he started at the Funny Bone, we discuss some of the greatest night clubs and bars around Omaha in the 1990's, and he gets into some Medicine Hat stories. Louis has a treasure chest of stories! Enjoy!

Join Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor and Henry-Louis Taylor Jr. for a discussion of Keeanga's Pulitzer prize nominated book, Race for Profit. Newly available in Paperback, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor's Race for Profit: How Banks and the Real Estate Industry Undermined Black Homeownership uncovers how exploitative real estate practices continued well after housing discrimination was banned. After redlining was formally prohibited the same racist structures and individual gatekeepers remained in place, and close relationships between regulators and the industry created incentives to ignore improprieties. Meanwhile, new policies meant to encourage low-income homeownership created new methods to exploit Black homeowners. The push to uplift Black homeownership descended into a goldmine for realtors and mortgage lenders, and a ready-made cudgel for the champions of deregulation to wield against government intervention of any kind. Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor and Henry-Louis Taylor, Jr. will discuss the story of this sea-change in housing policy, its dire impact on African Americans, how the urban core was transformed into a new frontier of cynical extraction, and that transformation's enduring legacy. Speakers: Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor writes and speaks on Black politics, social movements, and racial inequality in the United States. She is author of From #BlackLivesMatter to Black Liberation and editor of How We Get Free: Black Feminism and the Combahee River Collective. Her third book, Race for Profit: How Banks and the Real Estate Industry Undermined Black Homeownership, published in 2019 by University of North Carolina Press, was a finalist for a National Book Award for nonfiction, and a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for History. Henry-Louis Taylor, Jr. Ph.D. is a full professor in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning, founding director of the U.B. Center for Urban Studies, and associate director of the U.B. Community Health Equity Research Institute at the University at Buffalo. He is an urban historian and urban planner that focuses on Black social movements and the interplay among city building, race, class, gender, and the underdevelopment of communities of color. Taylor is the recipient of numerous awards and has authored and edited five books and numerous articles, and technical reports on neighborhood planning and development. He has been cited in a host of national publications, including the New York Times, the Washington Post, CNN, USA Today, The Atlantic, the Huffington Post, and Time Magazine. Taylor is the recipient of numerous awards, including the 2018 Marilyn J. Gittell Activist Scholar Award by the Urban Affairs Association. He is completing a book, From Harlem to Havana: the Nehanda Isoke Abiodun Story (SUNY Press). Order a copy of Race for Profit: https://bookshop.org/a/1039/9781469663883 Watch the live event recording: https://youtu.be/ODeYA640htg Buy books from Haymarket: www.haymarketbooks.org Follow us on Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/haymarketbooks

My guest this week is Louis Taylor. LT has been a financial advisor for over 20-years and he has a very unique way of talking about money. Have a listen and take notes on how LT makes the complex seem simple when it comes to finances. You can also pick up some success principles that you can take just about anywhere. Advisor to more than 175 leading business owners and executives including PGE, Adidas, Columbia, Sequential Brands Group, Inc., Nike, Expedia, RPM Mortgage, United Health care Author of The 7 Key Pillars of a Wealth-Building Strategy Avid golfer and Denver Broncos fan Husband as well as Father to two wonderful girls A supporter of Friends of the Children Suspect dominoe and spades player What you will learn: How being naive can be a benefit Prepping for success AND failure Staying committed to the process How to avoid the trap of early success Understanding the power of saving The key to having a side hustle 7-key pillars of wealth-building strategy Connect w/Louis: -https://www.linkedin.com/in/louis-taylor-1623a57/ (LinkedIn) -https://www.instagram.com/twm_wealth/?hl=en (Instagram) -https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008886791344 (FB) -https://twmwealthmanagement.com/ (Website) Let's connect: -https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-molden-9693431b/ (LinkedIn) -https://www.instagram.com/alexmolden/ (IG) -https://www.facebook.com/alex.molden1/ (Facebook) -https://open.acast.com/shows/5e759e3195fa07a414c9afe8/episodes/www.alexmoldenspeaks.com (website) https://thehaacademy.com/get-full-access (-High Achievers Academy) Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate & Review (5 stars are dope)! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Host Felix Thompson gives a breakdown of the major stories in trade and trade finance news this week. Singapore's High Court has sided with Goodwood Associates in a dispute with another oil company over a missed US$1.5mn payment. In a new statement, development banks have pledged to change their trade finance activities to help achieve the UN's sustainable development goals, but have avoided hard transition targets for fossil fuel financing. JP Morgan has become the first validation agent in the global legal entity identifier system, after the role was created last month. Meanwhile, guest interviewee Louis Taylor, UKEF's chief executive, discusses the various ways export credit agencies have reacted to the Covid-19 pandemic. Music credit to Kevin MacLeod for his track Loopster, taken from incompetech.com. Licensed under creative commons by attribution 3.0 license. Further music credit to Sunrise Drive by South London HiFi. Licensed under creative commons Attribution 4.0 License. Music promoted by CopyrightFree.org

This episode features our coverage of Bellator 249's Main Event, full UFC FI-6 breakdown, Loma/Lopez recap, Drea's Drop of the Night, RhinoGang Q&A, and then PFL 185lbs champion Louis Taylor goes 10 Rounds with Rhino! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Having a Riot with Andrew Moodie. Andrew is an award-winning playwright and actor and host of Upload, a political round-table show where he, Bobby Del Rio, Louis Taylor and TVA discuss the world's landscape. Check it out! Join Andrew, Producer Darcy and TVA as they roll through the following: - Racism in Canada is the same but different - Gone With the Wind - Golden Palace Thanks and enjoy!

Host Daniel Levi (@BestFightPicks) welcomes PFL middleweight champion Louis Taylor (IG: PutTheGunsDownTaylor) to Half The Battle for an entertaining conversation during the coronavirus pandemic. Levi & Taylor discuss Louis' million dollar win over Magomedov in the PFL tournament, being roommates with Rampage Jackson, being coached by Matt Hughes, his longtime friendship with Belal Muhammad, Warzone and much more! Check out our bets at www.BestFightPicks.com and use the promo code "2020" to save 20% off any VIP package. Use the promo code "dan" to save 10% off any of Dan's packages. www.BestFightPicks.com Bet Record: www.BestFightPicks.com Subscribe to #HalfTheBattle: iTunes: www.itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hal…040391940?mt=2 Soundcloud: @BestFightPicks Youtube: www.youtube.com/BestFightPicksHalfTheBattle Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/1R7NuoyetaV…z2Th2G_JmVkC7c0w Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/daniel-l…attle?refid=stpr Find Best Fight Picks: www.BestFightPicks.com Twitter: @BestFightPicks Facebook: www.facebook.com/BestFightPicks Instagram: www.instagram.com/BestFightPicksOfficial

Louis Taylor-Baggs is a second unit directors assistant on the Bond film 'No Time To Die' and has worked as a production assistant on various films including Solo: A Star Wars Story

Rich Franklin returns following the announcement that the former UFC middleweight champion will be inducted to the UFC Hall of Fame for 2019. ‘Ace’ joins legendary athletes such as Royce Gracie, Randy Couture, and Bas Rutten in the HOF’s pioneer wing. Rightfully so as Franklin was ahead of the curve with his approach to training and a well-rounded arsenal displayed during his UFC tenure. However, Franklin’s contribution to MMA did not end with his retirement from competition in 2015. The Ohio native has been an integral part in the success of ONE Championship and his keen eye for talent has led to Rich at the helm of the promotions talent acquisition in the form of ONE Warrior Series. Rich talks shop regarding all things ONE Championship with the continued success and global expansion of the company. We’ll also take an in-depth look back on his combat career and discuss everything from Franklin’s proudest moments, to his hardest setbacks, and the legacy he hopes to leave. Ray Cooper III and Zane Kamaka are both top of the food chain in Hawaii’s MMA landscape, and now the two compete for supremacy in the opening round of the 2019 PFL season. Cooper of course making it to the final last season, leaving a path of destruction in his wake before coming up short against Magomed Magomedkerimov. Kamaka on the other hand is incredibly hungry to prove his worth and feed his family in this promotional debut against Cooper on May 9th in Long Island, New York. As if that’s not enough reason to watch them collide, Ray and Zane are actually cousins cut from the same cloth . You’ll hear why Ray specifically asked to fight Zane in the opening round, why Zane believes he’ll prove to be the superior fighter, and how the bad blood began between the two. John ‘Doomsday’ Howard returns to close out this episode and preview his return for a second PFL season. Howard was unsuccessful last year at 185 pounds, but now moving back down to welterweight, ‘Doomsday’ is confident that he’ll be this seasons champion and cash in on the million dollar prize. We’ll Bostonian veteran’s thoughts on competing against last years champion, the previously mentioned Magomedkerimov, and why he believes that not a single welterweight is willing to take a risk against his power. We’ll also look back on the unfortunate situation that unfolded last season against Louis Taylor, the PFL’s success in it’s first year, and what fans can expect from Howard on May 9th in Long Island. All that and much more! Stay tuned every week for more of what you crave! Be sure to subscribe and share!

Rich Franklin returns following the announcement that the former UFC middleweight champion will be inducted to the UFC Hall of Fame for 2019. ‘Ace’ joins legendary athletes such as Royce Gracie, Randy Couture, and Bas Rutten in the HOF’s pioneer wing. Rightfully so as Franklin was ahead of the curve with his approach to training and a well-rounded arsenal displayed during his UFC tenure. However, Franklin’s contribution to MMA did not end with his retirement from competition in 2015. The Ohio native has been an integral part in the success of ONE Championship and his keen eye for talent has led to Rich at the helm of the promotions talent acquisition in the form of ONE Warrior Series. Rich talks shop regarding all things ONE Championship with the continued success and global expansion of the company. We’ll also take an in-depth look back on his combat career and discuss everything from Franklin’s proudest moments, to his hardest setbacks, and the legacy he hopes to leave. Ray Cooper III and Zane Kamaka are both top of the food chain in Hawaii’s MMA landscape, and now the two compete for supremacy in the opening round of the 2019 PFL season. Cooper of course making it to the final last season, leaving a path of destruction in his wake before coming up short against Magomed Magomedkerimov. Kamaka on the other hand is incredibly hungry to prove his worth and feed his family in this promotional debut against Cooper on May 9th in Long Island, New York. As if that’s not enough reason to watch them collide, Ray and Zane are actually cousins cut from the same cloth . You’ll hear why Ray specifically asked to fight Zane in the opening round, why Zane believes he’ll prove to be the superior fighter, and how the bad blood began between the two. John ‘Doomsday’ Howard returns to close out this episode and preview his return for a second PFL season. Howard was unsuccessful last year at 185 pounds, but now moving back down to welterweight, ‘Doomsday’ is confident that he’ll be this seasons champion and cash in on the million dollar prize. We’ll Bostonian veteran’s thoughts on competing against last years champion, the previously mentioned Magomedkerimov, and why he believes that not a single welterweight is willing to take a risk against his power. We’ll also look back on the unfortunate situation that unfolded last season against Louis Taylor, the PFL’s success in it’s first year, and what fans can expect from Howard on May 9th in Long Island. All that and much more! Stay tuned every week for more of what you crave! Be sure to subscribe and share!

#131 Louis Taylor is an American mixed martial artist, currently competing for the Professional Fighters League in the Middleweight division. A professional competitor since 2007, Taylor has also formerly competed for Strikeforce and Bellator. Louis is the PFL’s current Middleweight Champion Of The World and most recently won the 2018 winner take all Million Dollar Tournament. • •

Now that the dust has settled Pete and Ike talk about what's next for Amanda Nunes, who should Tyron Woodley fight in March, and do you believe Jon Jones? Icarus director and Acadamy Award winner for best Documentary, Bryan Fogel talks about PED's in sports (20:24) Middleweight Champion of the PFL, Louis Taylor joins the guys to talk about his 33 second KO which landed him $1 Million Dollors. (62:25) GO TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL FOR MORE CONTENT

1-2-2019 w Randy Harris & Matt McClellan & @apemanstrong featuring @shannonritchmma & Louis Taylor by Talking Sports Network

Pete and Ike talk UFC on FOX 31 and with PFL's Louis Taylor! GO TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL FOR MORE CONTENT

Post Fight Interview with Louis "Put the guns down" Taylor. He explains the emotional roller coaster of his win as well as his the meaning of his nickname Put the Guns Down. VIDEO version is available on Youtube on my Head Movement MMA page. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/headmovement/support

PFL 10 Post Fight Interview: Carlos Silva and Ray Sefo Talking about tonight's epic event. The highs, the lows, Rick Story injury update and the controversy during the John Howard vs Louis Taylor fight. VIDEO version is available on Youtube on my Head Movement MMA page. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/headmovement/support

In this episode, the second of a two-part discussion on the economics of urban segregation, Dr. Henry Louis Taylor introduces the concept of the "just city." He illustrates the contrasts between the just city and the underdeveloped urban communities that permeate the United States today. He also outlines the important role that social work must play in the development of just communities. Finally, using his research and experience in Cuba as a framework, Dr. Taylor describes how a society with very limited resources has been able to create highly developed communities to meet the needs of its inhabitants and, in doing so, place people over profits.

With over 80 percent of Americans living in urban areas, it is crucial for social workers to consider how the development of cities in the United States has played a role in creating and maintaining the social and economic segregation that is so deeply woven into the fabric of most cities today. In the first of two episodes, Dr. Henry Louis Taylor argues that there is an intentionality to how cities are built that produces the "underdeveloped" neighborhoods that we see, where marginalized populations find themselves forced to live. Further, institutions put into place to solve the problems facing these communities are failing in their mission and have shifted to simply easing the suffering and misery of the communities' inhabitants.

Dani & Jess discuss the Pioneer Hotel Fire of 1970 and the conviction and later release of Louis Taylor.

Filmmakers Louis Taylor and Daniel Attril hope on board a special episode to talk about the films they are planning to make, the films they have made but more importantly the Kickstarter campaign that is in its final few days. Learn about 'Alone' but also learn about how passionate these guys are about filmmaking. You can check out their Kickstarter page for Alone https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1418953407/alone-post-apocalyptic-feature-film Louis Taylor @iamlouistaylor Daniel Attrill @MrDanielAttrill

I interview Chicago's own "Beast Mode" Louis Taylor ahead of his promotional debut at UFC Fight Night 59 against Uriah Hall in the middleweight division on January 18th. He talks about getting the opportunity to finally fight in the UFC and his preparation for the bout. Support Louis Taylor watch him January 18th on Fox Sports 1 and follow him on Facebook and Instagram on Moneybags06. Thanks for listening and follow Fightlete on Spreaker.comListen to MMA Fan Interactive Radio Show The Fightlete Report w Shonie Carter Tuesday 12-2pm Only on Chicagolandsportsradio.com

Dr. Henry Louis Taylor, Jr. is the Director for the Center for Urban Studies at the University of Buffalo and the Project Coordinator for the Perry Choice Neighborhood Initiative. His work has focused on the intersection of urban planning, regional development, and history in both the United States and Cuba. Dr. Taylor also studies the relationship between urban planning, race, and class. Our conversation focuses on inequality, racism, reconfiguring government institutions, and the physical structure of neighborhoods—several large, tangible issues that have been inadequately discussed or completely ignored by earlier interviewees. American exceptionalism is an early theme that leads into the mental frameworks that distort how we view the world. Dr. Taylor offers some concrete ideas about refocusing policy to foster stronger neighborhoods and ends musing on humanity's slow march towards the light. For both Micah and myself, listening to the final edit of Dr. Taylor's conversation was a good, if unsettling experience: we're almost half a year into production and this will be the first time race has been seriously discussed. As a result, this conversation has remarkably few explicit connections to the rest of the project because Dr. Taylor has had to build a new wing of the conversation from scratch. We find this embarrassing because it reflects the whiteness of the project back at us, from our choices of interviewees to the priorities of the interviewees themselves. Micah and I have been talking about race and our own perspectives a lot recently and we're going to dedicate the next interstitial episode to putting some of those thoughts down in audio.

Dr. Henry Louis Taylor, Jr. is the Director for the Center for Urban Studies at the University of Buffalo and the Project Coordinator for the Perry Choice Neighborhood Initiative. His work has focused on the intersection of urban planning, regional development, and history in both the United States and Cuba. Dr. Taylor also studies the relationship between urban planning, race, and class. Our conversation focuses on inequality, racism, reconfiguring government institutions, and the physical structure of neighborhoods—several large, tangible issues that have been inadequately discussed or completely ignored by earlier interviewees. American exceptionalism is an early theme that leads into the mental frameworks that distort how we view the world. Dr. Taylor offers some concrete ideas about refocusing policy to foster stronger neighborhoods and ends musing on humanity's slow march towards the light. For both Micah and myself, listening to the final edit of Dr. Taylor's conversation was a good, if unsettling experience: we're almost half a year into production and this will be the first time race has been seriously discussed. As a result, this conversation has remarkably few explicit connections to the rest of the project because Dr. Taylor has had to build a new wing of the conversation from scratch. We find this embarrassing because it reflects the whiteness of the project back at us, from our choices of interviewees to the priorities of the interviewees themselves. Micah and I have been talking about race and our own perspectives a lot recently and we're going to dedicate the next interstitial episode to putting some of those thoughts down in audio.