Podcasts about love police

JLP Tue 8-20-24 Country & Western Tuesday! Police for me, not for thee! Mobile "death" clinic! Hr 1 MARY-ANNE drives her husband crazy. Stop arguing. THEN: Biden DNC speech lies. SUPERS… // Hr 2 DNC protest, Chicago crime. Calls: MIKE's kids. UMSO tired, gf. (DNC neuter bus!) SUPERS… // Hr 3 Possessed: TikToker stole $1.2M! JOEL reacts… Angry girlfriend, wife! NICOLAS, bald, on gf, judging mother… // New Biblical Question: What's going on on Earth? TIMESTAMPS: (0:00:00) HOUR 1 (0:05:38) Country & Western Tuesday, s/o Hassan's dog, Pete from AK (0:06:55) MARY-ANNE, PA, 1st: husband not normal, kids, wanna leave (0:13:13) MARY-ANNE, what are YOU doing wrong? (0:17:08) MARY-ANNE driving him crazy, work on you (0:22:43) MARY-ANNE, worry about kids, "love"; Don't clean? Demons love (0:31:48) Announcements… PunchieTV, Cameo! (0:34:38) MARY-ANNE, stop arguing, lay your weapons down (0:38:08) Biden DNC lies: Very fine people on both sides: Gaza protesters! (0:43:53) JLP: You don't know how lost you are! DNC Protests (0:45:28) Supers: Goals, Watch thoughts? Decision? Women, BQ, Holy Spirit (0:52:33) NICK, WI, 33, 1st: our community, HOLD (0:54:50) NEWS… HOUR 2 (1:01:28) BQ: Flat or round Earth? … My country lies over the ocean… (1:07:43) Human beings fight for power (1:10:48) NICK: Racism exists in all races… "Our community"… (1:21:18) JLP: Some want to wake up. Most don't. Can't save others or yourself! (1:23:48) DNC protests, abortion activists, funny chant (1:31:28) Announcements… JLP books! (1:34:33) DNC: Chicago businesses boarded up: Crime for thee, Police for me! (1:38:02) MIKE, CA, kids: Have an amazing day! (1:39:33) UMSO, South Africa, trying to help girlfriend. DROPPED (1:42:43) DNC abortion, vasectomy bus (1:46:13) UMSO, never work on a relationship! You were messed up already! (1:48:31) Death clinics. SUPERS: Arnold Schwarzenegger. Marvin Gaye on BQ (1:54:00) NEWS… HOUR 3 (2:03:13) Possessed: Think you're in love! Looking to Demons to guide you! (2:09:18) Possessed: TX woman stole $1.2M, spent it on TikTok! JOEL, NICK (2:16:38) Experts: Girlfriend mad in arcade; Signs wife is mad! No shame! (2:25:43) Joel on JLP's glasses: Racist cop vibes. Red eyes from skating rink (2:31:48) NICOLAS, Sweden, 1st, bald, not WS, mother "forgiving" (2:36:38) NICOLAS: Thoughts! Possessed, suicide! How to get over Ex-gf (2:44:08) NICOLAS: Mother aborted sibling. Judging her, you're worse! Pray. (2:49:53) NICOLAS, age 23, not yet 24, school, no job (2:52:33) Last Supers (2:56:28) Closing

Trigger warning: conversion camps, conversion therapy, honey pots, shock therapy, aversion therapy, torture, nudity, transphobia, biphobia, homophobia, gaslighting, homophobic violence. rape, sexual assault.It used to be that when you started looking for horror movies with queer content to talk about during Pride you had to settle for a lot of "feels queer" and "this straight person is a queer icon" or "queer subtext".I have good news and bad news. The Good News: "They/Them" from Peacock stars a dozen or so explicitly queer teen characters.The Bad News: This movie is an absolute stinker that has no idea what it is or what it wants to do. We go from shock therapy to Glee style musical numbers of P!NK songs. It's all handled with the precision and subtlety of a Dick Cheney hunting trip. Other good news: it does seem that non-binary people are invisible and free to move around with no restriction of gender or plot.Other bad news: The ending of this thing should be saved for the last day of June because it is sure to propel you directly into Gay Wrath. It is next level bad. It somehow manages to be both nonsensical and undercut the entire rest of the movie. Wait till you hear about the unquestioning love and faith that a black trans woman has in the local police!Recommendations:Literally anything else. We do not recommend this movie. We barely even recommend this podcast, but here we are. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Niall Horan and Chance the Rapper shared news on Tuesday that they will make their debuts as coaches on Season 23 of The Voice. The singing competition series announced that the pair will join returning coaches Kelly Clarkson and Blake Shelton next season. Shelton announced it will be his last season. AC/DC fans will soon be able to teach the alphabet to their preschoolers with a little help from the rock band. Australia's Love Police is releasing The AC/DC AB/CD High-Voltage Alphabet next month. Mark Hoppus revealed last week he is ready to share stories about his life – including his recent battle with cancer. Original Articles by John R. Kennedy: Niall Horan, Chance The Rapper Joining 'The Voice' AC/DC Inspires Book For Preschoolers Blink-182's Mark Hoppus Working On Memoir

In this episode, Will & Jace talk about all of the mix-em-ups that happen on Frasier's ski weekend.  Also, Will investigates the Love Police, and Jace wonders how much this ski weekend prize is worth!

Brian Taranto (BT) is the Managing Director of Love Police ATM. The premier music merchandising company in Australia and New Zealand and part of The Mushroom Group. The largest empire in Australian music.  On this episode of the podcast, Brian shares with the boys his inspiring story of life in the music industry.  BT talks about where his passion for music all began which actually stems back to growing up with Dos' family. His work ethic and determination as a young man landed him a job quite literally at the bottom, sweeping the floors at Australian Tour Merchandising (ATM). (Love Police would end up merging with ATM) Brian talks about being the 'rock n roll hot dog seller'. Selling t-shirts at gigs as a teenager, drinking on the job and of course the after parties.  BT takes us behind the scenes of the merchandise industry. How the process works, what happens when international acts like Ed Sheeran come out to Australia and what is done to the leftover shirts.  He talks about his close friend Michael Gudinksi and what working with such an icon of the industry was like and the lessons he learned.  We also find out about the strangest products sold in BT's time which we're sure will leave you laughing.  Not only is this podcast funny, vulnerable and gives you great inside behind the scenes. But this episode will inspire you to chase what you truly are passionate about. And how everything is possible if you're prepared to work for it, do what needs to be done (even if it's not what you set out for originally), and be a good, giving person.    Check out Love Police ATM here - Band Merchandise | Love Police Australian Tour Merchandise (lovepoliceatm.com.au)   Follow us on instagram - @dosandd_ Email us your questions as we would love to answer them on the show - thedosanddshow@gmail.com It would mean the world to both of us if you could please leave a 5 Star review to help us grow this community and empower more lives.

After the episode of Emily Johnson - The walking miracle part 1 & 2, I was too overwhelmed with the gravitas of her story to dissect and analyze it. So this episode is all about what can us girls learn from her story. We talk about attention, love, human trafficking, BLM, defunding the police and more hot button issues. The police are the clean up crew to horrible parenting, crime is not the fault of the police. In society, we need standards, we need accountability, we need people and our communities. Listen to Emily Johnson's episode: https://anchor.fm/lily-cole4/episodes/Part-1---Emily-Johnson--the-walking-miracle-etvdqs If you want to join weekly live Bible studies, go to Livefreelyministries.com and join for only $1 a month. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Following up on the previous episode, we circle back to ideas surrounding the change in law enforcement over the years, good and bad. Jordan reflects on, and appreciates, times officers gave him grace because he was acting ridic. With Devon’s latest White Folk Wonder, we take a dark turn down the road in TV and film...literally, asking the question of whether or not the issues we see today have been apparent in our favorite shows and movies, and we begin the process of an “agape” project. We pray that this blesses. Please let us know what you think. Thanks for rockin’ with us and all of your support! The I-2-I Team --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inspiredtoinspire/message

Transcribed highlights of the show can be found in our episode summaries. In the aftermath of the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, thousands of people across the country have taken to the streets to protest police brutality. Video of Floyd’s final moments as a police officer used his knee to pin his neck and his three colleagues looked on prompted a strong reaction from around this country. While perhaps more white evangelicals have spoken out against the police officers’ actions than after previous acts of police brutality made national news, some of the ways that they are framing their statements about law enforcement suggests they actually aren’t getting it, says Aaron L. Griffith, assistant professor of history at Sattler College in Boston. “I worry that many white evangelicals are talking about the problem of police brutality in terms of the exceptions, in terms of the bad apples. And then proposing things like more training or pushing more into the colorblind frame or even mobilizing language like ‘racial reconciliation,’ to say that black Americans have an opportunity to forgive and befriend the officers in their midst,” said Griffith, who is also the author of the forthcoming God’s Law and Order: The Politics of Punishment in Evangelical America.“That is very concerning to me because we've seen this before. We've seen this in moves toward community policing, which envisions the police as more closely connected, and perhaps even friendly, to the neighborhoods they serve,” he said. “But community policing projects are really much more about just changing perceptions of law enforcement, not the practices of how they operate. And really, making police more directly connected to communities, embedding them more closely in communities, often just exposes residents to more interactions and more risks.” Griffith joined digital media producer Morgan Lee and editorial director Ted Olsen to discuss the origins of the police, how a desire to reach teenagers affected attitudes toward law enforcement, and if white evangelicals views are changing or not. What is Quick to Listen? Read more Rate Quick to Listen on Apple Podcasts Follow the podcast on Twitter Follow our hosts on Twitter: Morgan Lee and Ted Olsen Follow our guest on Twitter: Aaron L. Griffith Music by Sweeps Quick to Listen is produced by Morgan Lee and Matt Linder The transcript is edited by Bunmi Ishola

Brian Taranto, mastermind of the ‘Talking Tigers Tragics Club’, was a special guest on this week’s episode of the podcast juggernaut.Taranto, from the ‘Love Police’ merchandise company, brought in a sizeable cheque (both figuratively and literally) to present to Richmond’s charity ‘The Alannah and Madeline Foundation’, as a result of so many loyal TT listeners signing up to the exclusive ‘Tragics’ Club.BT told the TT team about his Yellow and Black passion, why Talking Tigers captured his imagination in the first place, and how he decided to channel his merchandise expertise into the creation of the TT Tragics.

In this week's episode... 00:38 - Elsa's Black History Month is going great, thank you for asking. 01:45 - Introducing our guest, Shannon Elayne of Why Accountability, an activist who even cops know not to mess with. 07:10 - Real New Yorkers #SwipeItForward. Shannon discusses the importance of Swiping it Forward, a legal way to help disadvantaged citizens access our priced-out transportation systems. 12:15 - We regret to inform you that the Facebooks are, in fact, at it again. Israel's government has been dictating the deletion of selected Palestinian users' accounts, on dubious grounds. 16:20 - A good tip: To get an idea of where America's government is heading, look at what Israel is up to. Many of our major political shifts/movements have first occurred there. 19:30 - Trump introduces a revolutionary idea in the war on poverty: replace food stamps with Blue Apron. Let's further dehumanize poor people by insinuating they can't feed themselves! 24:50 - Shannon breaks down what "Make America Great Again" truly means. 30:28 - More news: Jefferson Beauregard Sessions, standing in front of a white supremacist flag, sermonizes about the "Anglo tradition of policing." The racism is no longer a dog whistle, it's an airhorn. 37:42 - The Black Pride Four, a group of Black Lives Matter activists, have been convicted for demonstrating during an Ohio Pride parade. What's worse, many of the white parade-goers actually sided with the cops arresting them. Have we already forgotten that Pride is a response to police brutality? 46:40 - White Fuckery of the Week: Logan Paul, almost definite psychopath. YouTube looked the other way when he filmed a dead man's body, but finally drew the line at torturing animals. 56:30 - Don't watch these dumb white children on YouTube. Watch some good webseries. 64:57 - Do Beelzebub and Shannon like/care about the Obamas portraits? The answer may surprise you! 67:10 - Shout-out to Tasty Blacks dot com. We love to hear from you! Talk back to us via Twitter or on our new Facebook page! Also, we're still looking for a theme song–if you make beats, hit us up! Follow Shannon and Why Accountability on Twitter: @WA_Tweets Follow 2 Spicy on Twitter: @2SpicyPodcast Like 2 Spicy on Facebook: Our Page Support us on Patreon: Click here Follow Elsa on Twitter: @ElsaJustElsa Follow Heather on Twitter: @HMS_TheArtist (intro music: "Danger Storm" by Kevin MacLeod, incompetech.com. Licensed under Creative Commons by Attribution 3.0 License)

Andrea CarlsonAndrea burst onto the Delaware Valley music scene in 2009, with her first award winning composition, "Cryin'". She followed with her first completely original CD, featuring another prize winner, "Mysterious Moon", and most recently by this year's CD "Love Can Be So Nice", showcasing standards and originals in English and French. For the past three summers, Andrea has gone on the road in Europe, playing a dozen countries and headlining at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.Her voice is sultry, sweet, and playful, infusing the music with elements of earthy blues, retro jazz, and romantic swing. Her guitar is classical, adding elegance and intimacy. And Andrea's repertoire is a mix of standards and originals in the vein of the Great American Songbook and Parisian Chanson; audiences and critics rave about her performances around the USA and in Europe.Although Andrea was born in Tennessee, her family moved to California, and Texas, then settled in Illinois. Still in high school, she began singing jazz professionally in small groups and with a big band. Performances then included opening for the great James Brown! She earned her degree in Classical Guitar at the Columbia Conservatory, before she left Chicago - first for Memphis and then the east coast. Today, she can often be heard with her Love Police, in the greater Philadelphia and mid-Atlantic region. Click here to view all the videos from her Podcast

V-RADIO welcomes back the "Spiritual Entertainer" and former "Love Police" activist Danny Shine. We will talk with Danny about his take on world events and his current activism activities.  V-RADIO is seeking donations for the month of January, please consider a donation at http://v-radio.org/donations

On this episode of V-RADIO we are proud to once again invite Danny Shine, the "Spiritual Entertainer" from youtube. Many of you might remember him as Charlie Veitch's partner during the "Everything is OK" series of "The Love Police". Tonight we will be talking about Danny's impressions of the Occupy movement, his involvement in the upcoming "TROLL" documentary and current events. Tune in! You can subscribe to Danny's channel (which I highly reccomend) by going to V-RADIO.org and clicking "links" and finding it there. 

With the success of “D.C. Shuffle” the three members decided to form a band and release a follow up album containing a mixture of fun political rock songs and rock ballads. The album eventually was called “Humongously Yours” & it exploded at college & commercial radio stations in the U.S., international markets & internet radio stations around the world. While the album, “Humongously Yours” received college radio play for over a year, the first single to pop onto the commercial radio charts in the U.S. was the ballad, “Without You”, which flew up the charts to Number 20 in the U.S. “It's Time”, “Judas of D.C.”, and “Abuse of Power” has some success on the rock charts, but big hit from the album was “Love Police”, which hit Number 19 in February and never left the top 20 for a year. Originally, Thunder Quest Records released the original version of “Love Police” to radio, but kept following up with various dance versions that kept it charting and the fans all over the U.S. loved it. As ‘Love Police” kept charting, something even crazier happened with the single “WITHOUT YOU”. It had been 1 and ½ years since “Without You” left the charts, & a syndicated college radio program began to play the single & eventually over 100 college radio stations were playing it. To the surprise of everyone at Thunder Quest Records & of course, Cutting Edge, “Without You” charted a second time at commercial radio eventually hitting number 16, even higher than before. No one could remember an “indie” band having this happen at commercial radio stations.

On this espisode we will have Danny Shine. Danny is an activist you may remmber from some of the early Love Police videos. We will be talking about his work with "Everything is OK" and his future plans for activism in the UK. 

Charles contacted me this morning about coming on V-RADIO to talk about Zionism, Wikileaks, Libya and "Death to the new world order". (Yes, that's what he said.) So I hope you will join us for some V-RADIO! Today V stands for VEITCH!

...the Love Police, that is - Charlie Veitch of the Love Police interviews Stefan Molyneux of Freedomain Radio about the student riots in London, the false dichotomy of cutting services or raising taxes, ruling the tax capital through ethics, and the one thing that everyone needs to do to guarantee a free future. http://www.cveitch.org http://www.freedomainradio.com

On this edition of V-RADIO we are happy to once again have Charles Veitch of "The love police" who will be coming on the show to talk about the recent riots/protests in the UK, and about some future demonstrations planned locally in the UK. Thanks again for supporting V-RADIO!

After some controversy, Charles Veitch did something that took a lot of integrity. He apologized. Tonight on V-RADIO we are going to talk about Mr. Veitch's work with the "Love Police" and hopefully clear the air of some misunderstandings with regards to the Venus Project. Thanks again to all of you who have been supporting V-RADIO! Don't forget to visit V-RADIO.org for archives of more shows like these and a lot of other great material.

In the first hour join us for The MistrBrit Show simulcast live on Freedomizer Radio and Resistance Radio. MistrBrit's guest is Charlie Veitch of the U.K.'s Love Police. www.resistradio.com

New colours, Narnia, live tinkling - and a 2004 B'JEZUS CLASSIC performed live in Sydney...