Podcasts about madams

Are we living in the most debaucherous era? To figure it out Alyssa and Risen Lady Heathen travel back to early 1900's Chicago to discuss a long forgotten degenerate tradition and pollical fundraiser known as the “First Ward Ball” AKA “the orgy.” Think “Eyes Wide Shut” meets “The Purge." Show some love by hitting subscribe and leaving a five-star review like men trying to do a shoesies and tell all your friends like a shocked journalist covering the First Ward Ball.  Show Notes:  Chicagology: The First Ward Ball Chicago Tribune: DECEMBER 15, 1908 Chicago Politics Ward By Ward The Gangs of Chicago: An Informal History of the Chicago Underworld Mayors, Madams, and Madmen Sin in the Second City: Madams, Ministers, Playboys, and the Battle for America's Soul Chicago Magazine: The $12 Million Minute and Chicago's Historic War on New Year's Eve Encyclopedia of Chicago:Era of "Hinky Dink" and "Bathhouse John" : Episodes Referenced: Oh Malort: Drunk Elephants: Or A Glimpse into Chicago Politicians Oh Malort: The Everleigh Sisters: Best Lil Whorehouse in the World. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former wrongfully convicted now turned civil rights attorney Jarrett M. Adams talks about the execution of Marcellus Williams in Missouri and the ongoing fight for justice in the legal system.

“This is a moment that is going to be looked back on 50 years from now, 100 years from now, and what is going to be said of us is how we came out of this moment,” says M4BL organizer M Adams. In this episode, Kelly talks with Adams and community organizer Montague Simmons about the last decade of Black-led organizing, the state of movements against police violence, and where prison and police abolitionists should go from here. Music: Son Monarcas, HATAMITSUNAMI, and Guustavv You can find a transcript and show notes (including links to resources) here: truthout.org/series/movement-memos/ If you would like to support the show, you can donate here: bit.ly/TODonate If you would like to receive Truthout's newsletter, please sign up: bit.ly/TOnewsletter

Visit the Natural State on this week's episode of Cemetery Row! In this episode, Hannah covers the mystery surrounding the deaths of two teenage boys, Don Henry and Kevin Ives. She also tells us about mysterious lights in Arkansas and the grave of the Unknown Baby Girl. Sheena shares the story of successful Arkansas madam Maxine Temple Jones. Lori covers entertainer Rhena Salome Miller Meyer, the "Goat Woman" of Arkansas.

How many threads connect us to the past and the present? On this week's episode of The Artful Periscope, Larry is joined by his old friend and returning guest Kevin Baker, author of The New York Game: Baseball and the Rise of a New City. Larry and Kevin discuss Kevin's childhood memories of Yankee Stadium … Continue reading Episode 76 – How Many Threads Connect Us to the Past and the Present? Authors Kevin Baker & J. M. Adams →

RadioRotary co-hosts Kathy Kruger and Jonah Triebwasser talk with popular local author Tony Musso about his new book “Madams Mobsters and Murders.” --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiorotary/support

Today we stagger into the heart of darkness solemnly performing the requiem for a dream as we reveal the illicit subterfuge weaponized to exploit us. It's finally time we're conscious of the malevolent machinations designed to disarm us of our essential use of discernment. In an effort to regain our intellectual fortitude we witness the true levers of power through a perpetual national sex scandal and a lurid account of the twisted tale of two D.C. Madams... When George Orwell was struggling to find a publisher for his famous fable "Animal Farm" he prepared a statement on the topic of freedom of the press writing that, "I know the English intelligentsia have plenty of reason for their timidity and dishonesty, indeed I know by heart the arguments by which they justify themselves. But at least let us have no more nonsense about defending liberty against fascism. If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear..." Our story begins, Thursday, June 29th, 1989, when the Washington Times published an article on the front page of the newspaper with the title, "Homosexual prostitution inquiry ensnares VIPs with Reagan, Bush--'Call Boys' took midnight tour of White House"...Support the show'Silence is Acquiescence'

Up and away for streaming the latest Ship Full Of Bombs Sunday Session broadcasting live from The Craftsman in the heart of the Hamlet Quarter! 60s R&B Obscura from Al Johnson (Indie Night In) first out of the traps then an extended set of excellent Northern Soul from the renowned John Madams with a selection of Railway Revisited hits from Steven Hastings (The Harbour Bazaar) throughout! Have a blast! And see you next month at The Craftsman with our next Sunday Session hosted by Ship Full Of Bombs IRON HORSE! April 21st from 2pm - 5pm.   LINKS Ship Full Of Bombs Thames Delta Independent Radio www.sfob.co.uk The Craftsman - 151 Hamlet Court Road, Westcliff On Sea, SS0 7EW www.thecraftsman.uk  

In this episode, co-host Adaku Utah and guest M Adams reflect on BMP's latest report: Reckoning with Sustainability, which explores how more than 50 Black movement leaders and their organizations understood the brief moment of “racial reckoning” in 2020..

After discovering Emma, The Historical Harlot, on TikTok, I followed my curiosity and set up a tour and interview. In this episode, I chat with Angel, who manages Miss Laura's Social Club & The Visitor's Center of Fort Smith, Arkansas. Join us as we explore the ins & outs of a historical brothel.  AI Summary This conversation explores the history and stories of Miss Laura's Social Club, a historic brothel turned visitor center in Fort Smith, Arkansas. We dive into the truth behind the night of the lingerie parade, the limited employment options for women at the time, the transient nature of the brothel, the legalization and regulation of prostitution, a day in the life at Miss Laura's, hygiene and STI prevention methods, access to doctor's journals, white slavery and human trafficking, the party girl lifestyle, the stories of the women who worked at Miss Laura's, and upcoming events. Takeaways - Miss Laura's Social Club was a historic brothel turned visitor center in Fort Smith, Arkansas. - The truth behind the night of the lingerie parade differs from the popular narrative. - Women at the time had limited employment options and often turned to prostitution to escape difficult situations. - Prostitution was legalized and regulated in Fort Smith before being made illegal. - A day in the life at Miss Laura's involved meticulous hygiene practices and client interactions. - Methods of birth control and STI prevention were limited and often ineffective. - Access to doctor's journals provides insights into the medical care provided at the brothel. - The average age of women at Miss Laura's was around 18, but some women as young as 13 or 14 worked in the profession. - Researching the history of Miss Laura's and the profession of prostitution presents challenges, including limited time and the need to overcome distrust. - The mission of Miss Laura's is to educate visitors about the lack of rights during that period and to remind them that the women who worked there were people first. - Miss Laura's is planning to become an official museum and is working on collaborations with organizations focused on women's trauma and sex trafficking awareness. Key Talking Points: 03:07 - The Night of the Lingerie Parade 06:32 - Limited Employment Options for Women 09:05 - Identity and Escape from Hard Situations 13:15 - Transiency in the Brothel 17:13 - Legalization and Regulation of Prostitution 21:14 - Legal Troubles and Backlash 27:00 - A Day in the Life at Miss Laura's Social Club 32:38 - Hygiene, Birth Control, and STI Prevention 40:00 - Access to Doctor's Journals 42:05 - Stories of the Madams & Women in the Profession 45:30 - Age of Women at Miss Laura's & Delineation of Adolescence 47:11 - Challenges of Researching the History 49:55 - Mission of Miss Laura's 51:20 - Upcoming Events and Collaborations 53:00  - Transition to Miss Laura's Brothel Museum 55:30 - White Slavery and Trafficking --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sexdrugsandsoul/message

Welcome to A Reader's Book Corner! In today's episode, visiting with us is Contemporary Fiction author, Desiree M. Adams. Desiree is a Christian, Afro-Latina artist. She has always had a passion for art, culture, life, expression, and creativity, which shows in her books. We discuss some serious topics that where present in her book, how she creates her characters, tips on writing compelling characters, her upcoming projects and more. Connect with Desiree M. Adams on Instagram @desireemadams. Desiree's book are available on Amazon. If you would like to suggest an indie book or author for the podcast feel free to email me at authortabeasley@gmail.com or via the contact page. Connect with A Reader's Book Corner on Instagram and Facebook @areadersbc. Until next time, Happy Reading!

In this prefect Christmas episode Alyssa is joined by Jeff Barrett from the "It's No Fluke" podcast to discuss the most successful Madams about which you have never heard. In the early 1900's Minna and Ada Everleigh ran the best brothel in the world. Jeff points out why this is a bad idea. Digressions include: Elon Alex Jones George Santos The piss heard around Twitter Space The Golden Age of Serial Killers The State Street Evangelist Fyre Fest Two Being Dutch Show Notes: Madams, Mayors, and Madman The Gangs of Chicago Sin in the Second City: Madams, Ministers, Playboys, and the Battle for America's Soul Chicago Tribune: The Everleigh Club Chicago Tribune: Grand finale for a house of ill repute Freakenomics: The Golden Age of Chicago Prostitution: A Q&A with Karen Abbott Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to A Readers Book Corner! In today's episode we discuss Then She Lived Even After by Desiree M. Adams. This is a contemporary coming of age book about three young ladies dealing with some difficult situations in their lives. *Please note there are some triggers in this story. If these are triggers for you, please be mental safe and at peace. If you can't listen to the episode we all understand. -sexual assault on page, child grooming and abuse on page, Alcoholism, and some verbal abuse. We discuss the three different ladies in the story, difficulties in their lives, some of the triggers as they pertain to the story, a little about the author and more. Desiree M. Adams books are available on Amazon. Connect with Desiree on Instagram @desireemadams If you would like to suggest an indie book or author feel free to contact me at authortabeasley@gmail.com Subscribe to the podcast on Spotify or wherever you get your podcast. Until next time, Happy Reading!

In this episode, Alyssa Tells David Baxter about William Hale “Big Bill Thompson” who is considered to be the most corrupt politician in Illinois History. This is a wild story about an Anglophobe prone to crazy rants, name-calling, and PR stunts.   SHOW NOTES: Chicago Tribune: 'Big Bill' Thompson: Chicago's unfiltered mayor WTTW: Original Chicago Cocktail: Crooked Cowboy NBC Chicago: The Most Corrupt Public Official In Illinois History: William Hale Thompson CST: Before The Donald, there was Big Bill of Chicago CST: This week in history: ‘Big Bill's' big disaster Chicago Reader: Chicago mayor Big Bill Thompson used ‘America First' decades before TrumpWBEZ: September 30, 1927: The trial of school superintendent William McAndrew University of Michigan: The Law WBEZ: Big Bill's rat show Chicago Magazine: The Chicago Political Quote Hall of Fame Mayors, Madams, Madmen Gangs of Chicago Time Out: Rahm might be bad, but Chicago's last Republican mayor was worse SOCIALS: Oh Malort IG Oh Malort Twitter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Matt brings us the story of Ada and Minna Everleigh and into their high class brothel, the Everleigh Club! Kick off a shoe and pour yourself some champagne and hear a story of gangsters, politicians, top tier sex service and a moral outcry that ruined everything!

Kevin and Mykie are putting the call out for the best Posse this side of Deadwood! This week, we're taking a Soiled Dove under our wing! From Sportin' Women who shoot to kill and Madams who mean business, join us as we get on the good side of some awesome Wild West Women from pop culture. Get to listening!Kevin and Mykie will also be Entertainment Guest at ANIME HOUSTON!!Happening Sept. 22-24, 2023 @ The Houston Marriott Westchase For tickets and more info check out animehouston.comSupport the podcast and buy us a cup of joe!Visit www.buymeacoffee.com/assumingpod for the perks and thanks for being awesome Positrons.

Links from the show:* Fascinating True Tales from Old California* Connect with Colleen* Rate the showAbout my guest:Colleen Adair Fliedner is an award-winning author, journalist, and historian. She has written three nonfiction books, radio and t.v. commercials, screenplays, and hundreds of articles for newspapers, magazines, and online publications. She was a staff writer for the Orange County Register newspaper's online travel website and was a regular contributor for Talking Travel Radio Network based on the East Coast. In the Shadow of War: Spies, Love & the Lusitania is her first novel. Colleen began her professional career as a research historian, writer, and oral historian at California State University, Long Beach, CA.  Her job included writing newspaper articles, brochures, radio, and cable television scripts, and more.  Her first nonfiction history book was written for the County of Los Angeles, a five-year-long project which required conducting more than 100 oral history interviews and combing through historic ledgers, photographs, and dusty, long-forgotten boxes of old documents. Her next two books were a history about Park City, Utah, “Stories in Stone: Miners and Madams, Merchants and Murders,” and “Quick Escapes from Orange County, published by Globe Pequot Press. She was then hired to ghostwrite two books and numerous blog articles for an internationally famous psychologist.Her awards include Alumni of the Year (California State University, Long Beach) for her first nonfiction book commemorating the 100th anniversary of Rancho Los Amigos Medical Center, which began as the Los Angeles County Poor Farm. An article she wrote about Oklahoma City received an award from the Oklahoma Convention and Visitors Bureau. And her historical novel, In the Shadow of War: Spies, Love & the Lusitania, was the grand prize winner over 300 entries in the San Mateo Literary competition, an award which resulted in its publication by the Sand Hill Review Press. Recently, Colleen was honored by the California Writer's Club (statewide competition) for a nonfiction short story about George Freeth that appears in their annual literary magazine.In addition, she has optioned a screenplay and two teleplays, written radio and t.v. commercials, plays, and hundreds of newspaper and magazine articles. Her credits include the Los Angeles Times Travel Section, the Orange County Register; Westways, Home & Away (both Auto Club publications), France Today, BajaTRAVELER, and Native Peoples Magazines.Her latest project is a nonfiction book, “Fascinating True Stories from Old California,” a compilation of interesting accounts of some of the Golden State's most unique people, places, and things.Colleen lives in Orange, California with her husband, Rick, and two Pomeranians.  Get full access to Dispatches from the War Room at dispatchesfromthewarroom.substack.com/subscribe

Have you felt like you've spent your whole life doing what everyone else wants? Climbing and climbing the corporate ladder, but feeling empty? This episode is for you! Dara Adams shares with such raw honesty the highs and lows of entrepreneurship, going from the “safe and predictable” corporate career to living in alignment with her soul purpose. Although she had no f*cking idea what she was doing, Dara dove right into creating her own boutique fitness studio. You will be surprised at what the Universe will bring when you have RESILIENCE and a willingness to let go of what you've always known. Your soul knows what you really want, so go follow your joy! We talk about: Growing up in an entrepreneurial family The safe path to success - is it worth it? Exercise & body image issues Delusional confidence Building a community of love Defense mechanisms & the journey to self love Herbal medicine for health & fitness - being a medicine woman Join the conversation in our FREE Facebook Community, The Sacred Leadership Circle: [facebook.com/groups/901057184506045] Get clarity and guidance for your path and purpose. Book a Soul Purpose Guidance Session with Amber HERE [https://amber-gordon.mykajabi.com/offers/zVv9Kcrv]Use code SACREDLEADER to get a discount! Connect with Dara:Instagram: @alchemyx_ [https://www.instagram.com/alchemyx_/]Website: [alchemyx.net] Info about your host, Amber Gordon:Book your free consultation with Amber: [bit.ly/AmberConsult]Sign up for the email list: [bit.ly/AmberCoaching]Instagram: @letgo.and.lead [instagram.com/letgo.and.lead]TikTok: @letgo.and.lead [tiktok.com/@letgo.and.lead] Exceptional leaders share the wealth. Send this episode to someone who would benefit, leave a review to let others know about the show, and subscribe so you don't miss an episode! Join us every Tuesday for more honest conversations and powerful insights.

Polly Adler was one of the most well-known Madams in NYC during the 1920s; a ruckus era of speakeasies, brothels, the mob, and sexual expression. Polly rose from a shtetl in the Russian Pale of Settlement to become “The Queen Madam”. Not only was she known to supply girls to wealthy men, but her nightclubs that dotted the city were a favorite haunt for some of the most famous names of 1920s New York. Polly Adler's profession was not a new one by the 1920s. Brothels, which provide the services of sex workers, have been woven within the fabric of civilization since its inception. The first record of the trade was temple-brothels operating in the region of Canaan in 2400 BCE. For many cities throughout history, an area is dedicated to the sex trade, often known as the Red Light District. It was considered a necessary, albeit shameful, element of any urban society. Polly and her profession are glorified or villainized depending on what you read. She can be depicted as a brilliant businesswoman and an open-minded feminist or as a high-end pimp and a woman betraying her own sex by seducing some of its most vulnerable into the sex trade. In the end, the true Polly Adler might be somewhere in between. Guest Speaker: Debby Applegate, a historian and the author of Madam: The Biography of Polly Adler Icon of the Jazz Age.Voice of Polly: Sally Bieterman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Monto: Madams, Murder and Black Coddle chronicles the history and reminiscences in a part of Dublin rich in the memories of its people. Recently republished, this history of the Monto district from Terry Fagan of the North Inner-City Folklore Project draws on rich oral history collections from the area, explaining how Dublin's Monto came to be, and why it lasted for so long. Terry Fagan is a historian and tour guide with a particular interest in the north inner-city.The Dublin Festival of History is brought to you by Dublin City Council, and organised by Dublin City Libraries, in partnership with Dublin City Council Culture Company. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mikaëla M. Adams is an accomplished professor and author of "Who Belongs?" Her work focuses on Native American tribes vying for tribal recognition and citizenship in the southern United States throughout the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. https://www.amazon.com/Who-Belongs-Resources-Tribal-Citizenship/dp/0190619465Attention County Line Congregation: our website is currently under construction and will be accessible again soon! As always, thank you for all your love and support!Support the show

We've got a whole month of Michelle Yeoh classics lined up for you, and we're kicking things off with the Watchcast's very first double feature! We've got two of her most exciting Hong Kong action films lined up in 1985's girls-with-guns progenitor Yes, Madam! and her thrilling team-up with Jackie Chan in Police Story 3: Supercop! CHAPTERS: (00:00:00) - NOTE: Some timecodes may be inaccurate in versions other than the ad-free Patreon version due to dynamic ad insertions. Please use caution if skipping around to avoid spoilers. Thanks for listening.(00:00:15) - Intro.(00:09:26) - A little history of how Michelle Yeoh found her way into action cinema.(00:12:17) - A brief recap of the ridiculous lineage of In the Line of Duty movies.(00:13:54) - Cynthia Rothrock's origin story, and Yeoh's stuntwork.(00:18:18) - The rest of Yes, Madam's all-star cast.(00:20:29) - Launching into the film and its buckwild opening scene.(00:24:52) - The three thievin' brothers.(00:28:34) - Kickin' a dude's ass all over Kai Tak Airport.(00:33:25) - Talking about this era of HK cinema's preference for dubbing everything.(00:35:48) - A celebration of James Tien's evil laugh, and the trio of bad guys.(00:39:09) - Cynthia has no concept of police brutality, and our love for Tsui Hark's crazy apartment stunts.(00:43:22) - Aspirin's big play, and Strepsil coming to the rescue. Sort of.(00:48:28) - And here come the Madams!(00:57:59) - And we're done here. Bad guys win. Evil laugh. Gunshot. Credits.(01:02:35) - Break!(01:03:15) - We're back, and we need a Supercop.(01:04:50) - Talking abnout our histories with Jackie Chan movies.(01:09:58) - Why do we need a Supercop? Drug stuff!(01:11:48) - Talkin' Maggie Cheung and a little of the production history.(01:16:40) - Jackie's first fight against the mainland soldier.(01:22:03) - The prison break sequence, and Supercop's "hometown."(01:33:57) - The Tetris-playing villain.(01:38:29) - The Predator-ass jungle base sequence.(01:44:08) - Welcome to Kuala Lumpur.(01:48:46) - The ludicrous procession of stunts at the end here.(01:57:11) - The always welcome blooper reel.(02:00:11) - Final thoughts.(02:06:37) - The Rothrock Mystery.(02:08:05) - Outro.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join the conversation today as Amie and Alana interview Dr. Kenneth M Adams, Ph.D., CSAT-S and author of the new book, Alight in the dark, The hidden legacy of adult children of sex addicts co authored with Mary E Meyer, Ph.D., LMFT, and Culle L Vande Garde, LCSW where they detail the unique issues experienced by adult children who grew up with a sexually addicted parent. We are thrilled to share this powerful conversation with you in hopes that as a child of a sexually addicted parent, you will find the pieces that you have been carrying and find hope and healing. We also hope that for those who are the addicted parent or betrayed parent, this book will help you to understand your children's experiences so you can be a source of healing for them as well. If this book brings up any questions or concerns in your personal journey please reach out to Alana, Amie or Luke. NEW Support Groups available starting in April. For more information or to register click HERE Ready to take your healing to the next level? Choose Recovery for couples is for those who are ready to lean into the relationship and do that next level work. This comprehensive support group is designed to provide you and your partner with the tools and support you need to work through the pain and begin rebuild your relationship. Alana and Luke tag team teaching and support to guide you through the healing process and help you communicate effectively, regain trust, and begin to move forward. Click HERE for more information and to see if you are ready. Believing In You Coaching Program starts April 5th! This group is for women who are ready to take their individual healing up a notch. Learning to trust yourself, love yourself and believe that you can truly create the life you want. We do that by digging into more awareness and leaning into more acceptance so that you can experience the life in the way you choose. To find out more information on that or get your spot click HERE Follow on Instagram to stay caught up on whats happening! @Chooserecoveryservices @therapywithalana @amiewoolsey

The codices and manuscripts of the Middle Ages are littered with the acts of kings and the edicts of bishops, full of tales of knightly romance and monkish devotions. Read between the lines, though, and you'll find the women who made the medieval world run: bookkeepers and brewers, weavers and wine merchants, serfs and sex workers. They never got credit for it, and even their first names are often obscured by those of their husbands and fathers, but their lives were much richer and more varied than we have been led to expect. Eleanor Janega, who teaches medieval and early modern history at the London School of Economics, devotes her new book, The Once and Future Sex, to these ordinary and extraordinary women. Her analysis of the ways in which their lives were circumscribed shows how radically gender norms have changed—though not always improved—since the so-called dark ages.Go beyond the episode:Eleanor Janega's The Once and Future Sex: Going Medieval on Women's Roles in SocietyOn her blog, Going Medieval, read Janega's take “On beer, or, why chicks rock” or peruse the index of medieval subjectsJanega's podcast about the Middle Ages, “We're Not So Different” considers “how we've always been idiots”Smarty Pants has gone medieval itself: in this interview with Mary Wellesley about the ordinary lives in manuscripts, or this conversation with Jack Hartnell about physicality and the bodyWe also love The London Review of Books's podcast miniseries, “Close Readings: Encounters with Medieval Women,” hosted by Wellesley and Irina DumitrescuTune in every week to catch interviews with the liveliest voices from literature, the arts, sciences, history, and public affairs; reports on cutting-edge works in progress; long-form narratives; and compelling excerpts from new books. Hosted by Stephanie Bastek.Subscribe: iTunes • Stitcher • Google Play • AcastHave suggestions for projects you'd like us to catch up on, or writers you want to hear from? Send us a note: podcast [at] theamericanscholar [dot] org. And rate us on iTunes! Our theme music was composed by Nathan Prillaman. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Josie Arlington, one of the most infamous Madams in New Orleans' red-light district, Storyville was born Mary Anna Deubler to impoverished German immigrants in 1864.  Theories abound as to exactly why or when Josie entered the world of sex work, but by at least the age of seventeen she was working in the brothels of New Orleans. Entrepreneurial in spirit, Josie worked to create a life greater than what she knew, first owning the ‘Chateau Lobrano,' and then with the creation of Storyville she built and operated The Arlington at 225 North Basin Street. The Arlington was considered one of the finest brothels in the city.  Yet despite her flourishing business and increasing wealth, what Josie wanted most was to be a respected woman of New Orleans society. Josie would never get her wish in life, but she left behind a legacy that exceeds just her life. Even her tomb is unique with carved torches and a bronze maiden knocking on the door. And if the stories are true the flames continue to burst into life and the maiden knocks on the door of the tomb, forever attempting to gain entry. Help Southern Gothic grow by becoming a Patreon Supporter today! Connect with Southern Gothic Media: Join our New Facebook Group! Website: SouthernGothicMedia.com Merch Store: https://www.southerngothicmedia.com/merch Pinterest: @SouthernGothicMedia Facebook: @SouthernGothicMedia Instagram: @SouthernGothicMedia Twitter: @SoGoPodcast This week's episode is made possible by the following sponsors: Green Chef, a CCOF-certified meal kit company that makes eating well easy with plans to fit every lifestyle. Whether you're Keto, Paleo, Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten-Free, or just looking to eat more balanced meals, Use code GOTHIC599 to get $5.99 per meal on your 1st box and your 1st box ships Free!! Uncommon Goods makes it easy to find remarkable and truly original gifts for anyone. To get 15% off your next gift, go to UncommonGoods.com/Gothic. Don't miss out on this limited-time offer! Uncommon Goods. We're all out of the ordinary.

This week on Disney on the Rocks, Eric and Jeff are FINALLY together in person to record an episode! What did they decide to do? Drink all day and run back the Disney Hour of Power, of course! (With a few necessary updates!) They are joined by the "Fairy Godmothers" of the HOP: Katie Daniels and Courtneay (Kerry couldn't make it, but we missed you!). They bring some great stories to the table along with hot takes from our buddies Lew and Madams! Jeff's wife also makes a cameo. Eric's wife doesn't. Sure, the audio isn't the cleanest, but this is a first time for us! We'll get better! Chaos is fun! Happy Thanksgiving, y'all! Power Hour Rules: 60 Disney songs will be played in one minute intervals. With each song, you take ONE shot of beer. You have the entire minute to take the shot. Please only do this if over the age of 21. Please know your limits and drink responsibly. Don't be a hero. Tune in and have fun listening! Happy Halloween! Theme Music provided by Detty: Check him out on Spotify! This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

On this episode of Meeting of the Madams, Amarie interviews Dr. Jennifer Edwards, a Dallas-based non-profit and financial expert, on how women can grow to be their best selves in their personal and professional life, creating a balance while keeping their finances a priority.

Leschea and cohost Jayef revisit the Kim K./Ray-J sex tape controversy almost two decades later and analyze the recent claims by Ray J that Kim's mother Kris brokered the deal! Also, the murder of PNB Rock is followed by social media narrative that blames his girlfriend for posting their location and Kanye falls out with Gap and Adidas.

The infamous madams of Water Street in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, were dear friends and colleagues. Mary Amazeen Baker (1859-1930) and Alta Warren Roberts (1855-1940) operated houses near each other and were well-known for their different but equally compelling reputations about town, and enduring commitments to their communities. Learn more about Mary and Alta on this week's episode of The Oldest Profession Podcast, with your host Kaytlin Bailey. For more resources on this episode, visit our website: https://oldprosonline.org/infamous-madams-of-water-street-portsmouth-new-hampshire/ Theme song by Adra Boo Music by Epidemic Sound

In this episode I intervew Author Amberrose Hammond on the subject of prostitution and madams of the Gilded Age in Grand Rapids, and also cover a few stories of Kalamazoo and Grand Haven. The Gilded Age refers to the period of time between the end of the Civil War, and the turn of the century where there was an economic boom, but it implies that underneath the glitter and gilded surface of the era, there were still a lot of troublesome issues that marked the time, such as poverty, unemployment and corruption. In the city of Grand Rapids, between 1885 to 1900, there was a rise in houses of prostitution in the city run by madams, and funded by a network of Johns and silent partners, creating a lot of intrique. Many of the stories Amberrose reveals come from her research into her book: Wicked Grand Rapids, which is available online. For more information on Amberrose Hammond, visit: https://mysteriousmichigan.com/ To purchase her book: Wicked Grand Rapids: click here For more information on Michael Delaware, visit: https://michaeldelaware.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-delaware/support

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Sirs, Madams, and all other gentlefolk, we are please to have you joining us for another episode of the Jane Austen RPG Good Society.  We here at the DMs After Dark are loving the system, the story that is coming together under the expert guidance of our Storyteller Sara, and hope that you'll enjoy listening as the people of our small English village come together to celebrate the harvest.  Romance, drama, tension, and a circus are all sure to grab you by your lapels and lace for a wild ride.  We are honored to be your very humble servants.   You can find out more about Good Society and other Storybrewers games on their website.  I know that Rene plans to run their recently funded Fight With Spirit! sports anime RPG in the future!   As always, come hang out and catch our live streams on our Twitch or catch up on our YouTube. Like, follow, and subscribe to our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram so you can comment & chat with us about all things RPGs.   Music in the Episode: Sonata 17 by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4392-sonata-17  License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license 

Welcome back to the Manor and welcome to part 2 of our Tommy Bolin series.   Tommy Bolin, guitarist extraordinary!   Don't worry.  Part 3 is coming soon! Next week's episode is on those beautiful Madams, Madam Brown and Madam Fawcett. Get in touch with us at Podbean: https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-4pksr-a17e1a Or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/twinterrorsmacabremanormeadmetalmayhe/ Or on twitter: @Terrors_Manor On Instagram: @macabremanormeadmetalmayhem You can also find our podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, and I Heart Radio; pretty much wherever fine (and our) podcasts are aired. Image courtesy of:

Chris Meek is honored to speak with U.S. Surgeon General Jerome M. Adams and Dr. Alveda King, civil rights activist, evangelist and niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., on this presentation of “Next Steps Forward.” As Surgeon General, Dr. Adams is committed to maintaining strong relationships with the public health community and forging new partnerships in other sectors to fulfill his motto “better health through better partnerships.” Dr. Adams will speak about the current state of COVID-19, give insight into his inspiring journey to becoming the Surgeon General and walk listeners through how they too can better their lives through better partnerships. Dr. King will provide her unique perspective on the current civil unrest 57 years after the peaceful March on Washington where her uncle, Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his famous “I Have A Dream” speech. She will speak about the inequalities that are still present today and how the key to positive action is ultimately through faith.

Chris Meek is honored to speak with U.S. Surgeon General Jerome M. Adams and Dr. Alveda King, civil rights activist, evangelist and niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., on this presentation of “Next Steps Forward.” As Surgeon General, Dr. Adams is committed to maintaining strong relationships with the public health community and forging new partnerships in other sectors to fulfill his motto “better health through better partnerships.” Dr. Adams will speak about the current state of COVID-19, give insight into his inspiring journey to becoming the Surgeon General and walk listeners through how they too can better their lives through better partnerships. Dr. King will provide her unique perspective on the current civil unrest 57 years after the peaceful March on Washington where her uncle, Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his famous “I Have A Dream” speech. She will speak about the inequalities that are still present today and how the key to positive action is ultimately through faith.

Of all the people to go down as villains in the history of the Latter-day Saints, perhaps none were as colorful as the infamous W. W. Drummond, Federal Judge of the Utah Territory in 1855.  Arriving with a flamboyant woman whom he introduced as Mrs. Ada Drummond, the Judge immediately set out to cut away at the legal foundations of the Latter-day Saint settlements up and down the Utah territory - their probate courts, their water claims, timber claims, grazing claims, and their right to incorporate cities at all.  In this episode, we will explore how Judge Drummond abandoned his post and made his way  to New Orleans, where he launched an all-out assault against the Latter-day Saints in the press, in lobbying Government officials, and angling to replace Brigham Young as Utah's Governor.  Church Agents George A. Smith, Thomas Kane, John Taylor and William Appleby - noted with alarm that Drummond was fast becoming one of the most popular men in the country, and public opinion was quickly turning against the Mormon People.  Thomas Kane then decided to conduct a gum-shoe investigation into Drummond's past.  Who was the flamboyant woman that accompanied the Judge everywhere he went?  Where did they meet?  Was she really his wife?  This investigation would take LDS Leaders into the seedy streets of Baltimore, where they would make contacts with the Madams of the city's numerous bordellos.  But it was one thing to find the truth, another thing to convince the public it was true, and yet another thing to get the public to care.  On today's episode, we conclude the colorful story of W.W. Drummond -- the Runaway Husband, Runaway Father, and Runaway Judge.  To learn more about the stories in and material in this podcast, please see these (excellent!) sources:Ronald W. Walker, "Proud as a Peacock and Ignorant as a Jackass: William W. Drummond's Unusual Career with the Mormons," 42 J. of Mormon Hist. 3, 1 (July 2016).  At Sword's Point: A Documentary History of the Utah War to 1858, Vol I and II (ed. William MacKinnon), 2008.  *  On a personal note, William ("Bill") MacKinnon was kind enough to correspond with me while I was deployed to Afghanistan in 2019.  An Air Force Veteran himself, he very generously sent me copies of hitherto-unknown primary sources, topics of future interest, and thoughts on a wide array on early aspects and figures in Utah History.  His enormous body of scholarly work on the Utah War is simply incredible.   Key Terms:  William Drummond, Ada Carroll, "Skinny Ada," Brigham Young, John Taylor, John Burnhisel, Federal Judges, Utah Territory, Deseret, William "Wild Bill" Hickman, Levi Abrams, Cato, Posse, Native Tribes, Indian Wars, Jail, Writ, Habeas Corpus, 

PCP is taking you inside the world of infamous madams! From Hollywood to the Upper East Side, these notorious hustlers and their little black books have captured headlines with the oldest profession in the world. 

"Fine ugly n*gga, with bezels..."Ft - Ready Rod, Teezy

"If we not f*ckin, don't ask me for more than $7... " Ft. Ready Rod, Teezy and The LMBB Production Team

Welcome to Meeting of Madams, with Amarie Skyy and friends! A podcast telling the stories of black women while also sharing advice about their passions and professions.

Meredith Yinger, co-founder of She TV Media, LLC is our guest for this episode..  Video is the most efficient and creative way to reach your audience, engage clients, and spread awareness of your products//services. Google is 53x more likely to feature you on the first page of a search if you have just one video embedded on your website. Video marketing is the best ROI.According to Meredith Virtual events are here to stay- if not taking over, but as an added aspect or option for fundraisers/galas/ events. We are excited to continue to adapt as the industry changes.GUEST INFO:Meredith Yinger is a Los Angeles based director, host, and producer. She loves to bring stories to life through the magic of film. Be it documentaries, interviewing experts, or collaborating with other established and aspiring artists, Meredith is eager to support those who have untold stories to share. The Madams- a web series Meredith Directed- was recently awarded the Best Web Series/TV Pilot Series at the Venice Shorts Film Awards and the Award of Merit Special Mention: Web Series and Award of Merit Special Mention: Women Filmmakers from IndieFest.Contact for Meredith Yinger 

"Just because we live together don't mean we together..." Ft. DjDirt & DJ Amazing from FIUMG

Dr. Kenneth M. Adams talks to Rabbi Shais Taub about topics including addiction as an intimacy disorder; the negative cycle of shame in addiction particularly in religious communities; and how the last "spiritual assignment" of the parent is to allow their adult children to shift loyalties from their family of origin to the family they […]

M. Adams, Co-Executive Director of Freedom, Inc, talks with host Max Rameau about Black-Asian solidarity, lessons from multiracial organizing in a mostly white Midwest city, and their recent victory in removing police from schools in Madison, Wisconsin.M. Adams is a community organizer and co-executive director of Freedom Inc. Born and raised in Milwaukee, Adams has been in Madison since 2003. Adams's dad has been incarcerated most of her life and she comes from a community that has been the extreme targets of police violence.  In March 2016, Adams's mother transitioned after fighting cancer and many forms of violence. Adams is also a parent and sees her family as a primary motivator for her work. As a queer Black person, Adams has developed and advocated for a strong intersectional approach in numerous important venues. Adams is a leading figure in the Take Back the Land Movement, she presented before the United Nations for the Convention on Eliminating Racial Discrimination, she is a co-author of Forward from Ferguson and a paper on Black community control over the police, and she contributed to intersectionality theory in Why Killing Unarmed Black folks is a Queer issue.Freedom, Inc. (FI) is a Black and Southeast Asian non-profit organization that works with low- to no-income communities of color in Madison, Wisconsin. Their mission is to achieve social justice through coupling direct services with leadership development and community organizing that will bring about social, political, cultural, and economic change resulting in the end of violence against women, gender-non-conforming and transgender folks, and children within communities of color. FI works to challenge the root causes of violence, poverty, racism and discrimination. Their belief is that people who are most affected by these issues must have voice, power, resources and choice, in order for true social change to happen. See more of the work of host Max Rameau at pacapower.org. Stay subscribed to The Next World for more news from the frontlines of movements for justice and liberation. You can read more about the issues we explore on our podcast and much more at dignityandrights.org, the website of Partners for Dignity & Rights.Please subscribe, spread the word, and support the show.Support the show (https://dignityandrights.org/donate/)

Chris Meek is honored to speak with U.S. Surgeon General Jerome M. Adams and Dr. Alveda King, civil rights activist, evangelist and niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., on this presentation of “Next Steps Forward.” As Surgeon General, Dr. Adams is committed to maintaining strong relationships with the public health community and forging new partnerships in other sectors to fulfill his motto “better health through better partnerships.” Dr. Adams will speak about the current state of COVID-19, give insight into his inspiring journey to become the Surgeon General and walk listeners through how they too can better their lives through better partnerships. Dr. King will provide her unique perspective on the current civil unrest 57 years after the peaceful March on Washington where her uncle, Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his famous “I Have A Dream” speech. She will speak about the inequalities that are still present today and how the key to positive action is ultimately through faith.

Chris Meek is honored to speak with U.S. Surgeon General Jerome M. Adams and Dr. Alveda King, civil rights activist, evangelist and niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., on this presentation of “Next Steps Forward.” As Surgeon General, Dr. Adams is committed to maintaining strong relationships with the public health community and forging new partnerships in other sectors to fulfill his motto “better health through better partnerships.” Dr. Adams will speak about the current state of COVID-19, give insight into his inspiring journey to become the Surgeon General and walk listeners through how they too can better their lives through better partnerships. Dr. King will provide her unique perspective on the current civil unrest 57 years after the peaceful March on Washington where her uncle, Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his famous “I Have A Dream” speech. She will speak about the inequalities that are still present today and how the key to positive action is ultimately through faith.

We are joined this week by the legend that is Alan Kent. Having played all over the globe and been involved in high goal polo for more than 35 years Alans knowledge of the sport is second to none.Jack is back with more updatesThe Rumour Mill returns Enjoy!