Podcasts about miss laura

This is heartfelt, this is real, this is how we try to work through the hard stuff! Miss Laura, of Miss Laura's Lifeskills, finally meets Jordan's mom, Carrie, and gets to hear a snapshot of what she has dealt with through Jordan's life. We are looking for a way to fun Miss Laura's program for disabled adults once they have graduated from school. She has a brilliant mastermind ability to curate programs based on what will give the individual a fulfilled, enriched, well-rounded life! Let's Go Miss Laura!!https://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

Miss Laura and I chat it up about all of Ella's fun activities thus far over the holidays! I also planted the seed with Miss Laura about a day program for when Ella graduates from DM! LOLhttps://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

Miss Laura and Nicole help co-host this episode as we dive into the busiest time of the year! How important is self-care for us mamas and what are the tasks that are important for our special needs mamas? Good listening right here! Remember to reach out to Miss Laura for Self-Care and her home school programming for kiddos that are not fitting the mold at school: misslauraslifeskills@gmail.com Don't forget to follow Ella and her shenangins on Instagram: @RainbowBunnyRuleshttps://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

Hey friends we had Ella's IEP with some great content! And Miss Laura shares the info on her Avalon Self Care event she's hosting in the coming weeks. You can reach her at: misslauraslifeskills@gmail.com for more information on connecting with other women who may just need someone to listen. But this company is more than that- this event will have a guest speaker natropathic discussing great health options outside of traditional medicine. Listen in folks!https://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

Managing behaviors and getting to the root of the problem is not an easy feat in the special needs world. Even cute little Rainbow Bunny Ella can be ferocious! Miss Laura is tackling this with a couple clients, and she does have some good tricks up her sleeve!https://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

Hollie Girouard, proprietor of Ton's Drive-In and Ton's Downtown joins Discover Lafayette in partnership with Eat Lafayette to discuss her family's multigenerational success in the restaurant business. While Hollie is known for her dedication to Ton's, she is also well-known for her athletic prowess, having been a volleyball player for teams at ESA and UL - Lafayette, the latter of which she graduated from with a degree in Graphic Design. She is a third-generation proprietor of Ton's, following in the footsteps of her hardworking grandparents and parents. Hollie knows the restaurant business inside and out, having grown up in it and working from a young age, as soon as her grandmother gave her permission to clean tables and help out doing whatever was needed. Ton's in Broussard is beloved for its classic American and Cajun comfort food, including fried chicken, hamburgers, and regional favorites. Hollie's grandparents, Rosemary and Alton Girouard, originally opened Ton's in May of 1963. At that time, Rosemary left her job at a downtown Lafayette dress shop to run the restaurant full time. Alton stayed on working for the Lafayette Hardware Store (located then at the corner of Vermilion and Buchanan in downtown Lafayette) during the day, joining Rosemary in the evenings at the restaurant. Their children, Karl and Yvette Girouard, also worked at Ton's, and when Karl married Hollie's mom, Juanita, in 1973, she became an integral part of the family business. Rosemary and Alton Girouard. Hollie Girouard describes her grandmother as "a business woman. She was the heart and soul driving the restaurant. It was her dream." As Ton's attracted more business in the decade after its founding, the restaurant expanded in 1973 to a new location across the street in Broussard in what had originally been Bonin's Bar. Hollie shared that when her grandparents were remodeling the space to accommodate their new restaruant, they paid for the demolition work by giving the beautiful oak bar in Bonin's to the contractor as a payment for services. "The original oak bar is somewhere in New Orleans," says Hollie. The new Ton's restaurant was equipped with a drive-thru window, the first in Lafayette Parish, and also offered indoor dining and outdoor seating. Ton's has maintained many of its original menu items offered from its first day of operation. The chili, seasoning blend, and hamburgers which attracted avid fans still taste the same to someone visiting after forty years away. Hollie says the original pizza pans are now used as pot lids. And many of the employees' families have worked at Ton's over the years; Danielle, the general manager and head cook at the Broussard location, is a third generation employee as her grandmother, Edna, worked with Hollie's grandmother in the early days. Regina, Danielle's mother, worked with Hollie's mother, Juanita, in Ton's second generation of operations. Yvette, Alton, Rosemary, Juanita (holding Hollie) and Karl Girouard. Eat Lafayette honored Ton's Drive-In as it celebrated its 60th anniversary of successful business operations. Pictured are Hollie Girouard along with her parents, Karl and Juanita Girouard. Hollie calls herself "a glorified errand girl, running back and forth between the restaurants. I take my cues from the general managers!" Both restaurants source their food as local as possible, and Hollie says, "The crawfish are always being within 10 miles of the restaurant. We grow things in the garden." The top seller is the burger and plate lunches at the Broussard location have the same rotation each week as people expect the continuity. So on Tuesday, you can expect to see calf liver and onions as a plate lunch option, with the usual classic comfort foods offered each day. Catering is offered and Ton's provides food for sports tournaments, as well individuals looking for great comfort food. "Miss Laura," who has worked at Ton's since before Hollie was born,

Miss Laura has great advice and shares helpful suggestions on how to manage behaviors with our special kiddos but she also shares what she has on tap for her self-care group. https://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

Oh my gosh friends it has been FOREVER since we posted a pod! It was a long, hot, busy summer and trying to sit and record was a huge challenge. Today we kick off the new school year with Miss Laura who dives into sharing all that she is working on- some really great stuff to listen in on! And for those of you on "The Gram", check out @Avalon_Sisterhood where us moms (or maybe just women) can find a safe space to be heard and reminded  how much WE MATTER. Until next week...https://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

This episode is dedicated to a sweet little ole lady named Laura Schmidt.  Hear more about Miss Laura in the episode.  Dan Hernandez and Kerry Dulina of Rough Runners Run 4 a Reason in Savannah are two dear friends of mine and just 2 awesome members of the ultra-running community as well as their local community.  They not only put on great races, but they also go out of their way to positively impact the community.  A lot of us can learn from them how we can carry that mindset into our daily lives.  We recap the Bronze Dragonfly races as well as discuss many of their other races, particularly Daufuskie Island 100.  Enjoy!Run 4 a Reason's Rough Runners – Road Runners, Trail Runners, All Runners (roughrunnersr4r.com)@roughrunnersSquirrel's Nut Butter: Natural Anti-Chafe & Skin Restoring Salves (squirrelsnutbutter.com) discount code  - Timberfriends St. Pete Running Company Florida | Top 50 Running Store (stpeterunningco.com)discount code - MWM20Home - PlayOn Reliefdiscount code - martygardner15@pacertravel

Navigating the happiest place on earth takes a lot and we have covered it a little before! Miss Laura shares her fourth experience helping out a client enjoy his trip at the Disneyland Parks. She also fills us in on how her two business models are doing: Miss Laura's Lifeskills, which helps out our neurodivergent kiddos, and Sit in Selfcare, which helps out our moms.https://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

While Nicole is traveling, Miss Laura is back to share how she planned several fun activities over the course of last week's spring break. I jumped in to discuss how Jordan's mom and I went to visit a day program for Jordan and Ella, but wait until you hear the GREAT news! ASU may be the answer to my day program search! We end the show with Miss Laura's big surprise for her second side hustle- taking care of the moms and what is on the docket for this summer. We welcome you comments and hope you enjoy listening in. If you need to reach Miss Laura, please email her at: MissLaurasLifeskills@gmail.com and look for her on Insta and FB @MissLaurasLifeSkills. Don't forget to follow Ella's shenanagins on Insta @RainbowBunnyRuleshttps://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

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

UGLY WORDS. Ugly, hurtful, and ignorant. Almost a hate crime to use a phrase that is no longer used in a clinical setting or anywhere except if you are a moron. Sorry! That is just how I feel. Miss Laura as a great perspective on this topic as well as handy dandy ways to use her skills to help anyone with a disability acclimate to the world around them. You can reach her at: MissLaurasLifeSkills@gmail.comhttps://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

It's Ella's "Vegas Baby" details! We did a lot of Instagram Live while in Vegas, but what you didn't see, is what I shared on the show. We then enjoyed hosting Miss Laura again! She shared some of her client experiences as well as her newest venture, Sit in Selfcare. More here: For more info on Sit in Selfcare events follow me on instagram at: @lalalauraann14 or email me at lalalauraann@gmail.comSit in Selfcare is designed to be a safe space for women to join in community with each other.  To be honest, women can be really tough, competitive and catty with each other.  I want to refocus on what we have in common, and how we can support each other.  I am convinced that there's a space at the table for each and every one of us; we are all needed, deserving and have value to share with each other.  Simply put, we are better together.  For more info on Miss Laura's Lifeskills and my work with neurotypical and neurodivergent students ages 3-20 check out my ....website: www.misslauraslifeskills.com or email me at: misslauraslifeskills@gmail.com.https://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

The holidays are NOT a Hallmark episode. We hustle, bustle, cry, and sweat! We are wishing you have moments of cheer and joy, but we know that this time of year can be a lot.  If you didn't get that family photo, if you didn't make it out to dinner, if you didn't get those cards in the mail- it is OK. Many of us struggle with depression this time of year, and special needs families- we are really doing it all and then some. Moms, remember to take those moments out to just breathe. Miss Laura has dedicated herself to helping you do just that! Follow her on IG: @Lalalauraann14 to join her self-care squad and give yourself connection and support in a safe space.  If you are a special needs family needing support for your kiddo, remember to reach out: www.misslauraslifeskills.com and misslauraslifeskills@gmail.comHappy Holidays and Happiest New Year to all!https://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

Hey Hey Hey! We have a treat for you all! Miss Laura, of Miss Laura's Lifeskills,  joins us! She gives some great tips and tricks on how we can all survive the holiday season with out special needs kiddos. She also reminds us to give ourselves some grace during the hustle and bustle of the season. As moms, especially, we are hard on ourselves with expectations and keeping up with all the things. So listen in and have some peace and love and joy!https://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

Miss Laura joins us today as we share all the deets on Ella's FIRST homecoming experience! We then discuss this whole concept of allowing our kiddos with disabilities to participate in all extracurriculars. It's a wrestling match in your brain sometimes: Should I allow them to attend and risk a behavioral situation and the stress and the sweating? OR should I risk it and see them totally enjoy themselves!? I certainly cannot answer that for anyone, but I can cheer you on if you decide to participate or have your kiddo participate.   As we well know, what works well for one kiddo, may not work well for another. Trust your gut mamas and papas! Remember to follow Ella's shenanagins on Instagram @RainbowBunnyRuleshttps://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

We talk so much about living a special needs life, heck just living the life as a mama doing it all for everyone! Today, we talk about the importance of taking care of ourselves so we can be better mamas. This variable should not be overlooked or eyerolled at- it is important. The healthier WE ARE as mamas and caregivers, the healthier our families will be. So join us with guest, Miss Laura, as we dive into the how, the stories, and the reminders to do so. https://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

What a great show! First of all- Miss Laura has her website rolling! www.misslauraslifeskills.com. If you are a parent, caregiver, or a family struggling with a child that has special needs- Miss Laura is the one to fix the situation! Please reach out to her and see if she can get you on her schedule- I promise she will change your life. Secondly- the toothbrushing situation has had a breakthrough!!  Check this out friends: The Colgate Humm Toothbrush for Kids- on Amazon! It is helping us each morning as we power through getting ready for schoolhttps://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

Today Miss Laura of "Miss Laura's Lifeskills" joins us! We share about Ella's heart catheterization, we talk about problem solving issues at school, and we are getting ready to celebrate Ella's 19 years! Listen in a have a laugh! If you need to reach Miss Laura with questions about her homeschool and consulting services: misslauraslifeskills@gmail.com is the best way to find her! Follow us on FB - Podcast Mamas Navigating Life with Laughter; and on IG- @RainbowBunnyRules https://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

Somedays we just do not know where the podcast conversation is going to go, but today it went to such a great place talking about the FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH! This podcast was created to help other find the joy and laughter during the hardest moments of being a parent to a child with special needs. Today's show is a great reminder of how lucky we are to stay young forever and have that youthful experience gifted to us by our kiddos with special needs. Miss Laura can be reached at misslauraslifeskills@gmail.com and remember to follow @RainbowBunnyRules on Instagram!https://specialneedsmomlolpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share

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So we all no Roe v. Wade may not make it to her 50th birthday, but what does that actually mean and is there anyway we can save her?  I brought on Miss Laura again (you should remember her from the “Abortion is Healthcare” episode) to talk about all things related to Roe V. Wade and how we can help. See you next Wednesday and make sure you vote! #peace   How you can help!  www.keepourclinics.org  www.plannedparenthood.org www.abortionfunds.org    Want to support the cause by purchasing some cool stickers? Check out my etsy shop below!  www.etsy.com/shop/febe818    Where you can find us! Selcat's insta: https://www.instagram.com/cashdaddy7/  Feeb's insta: https://www.instagram.com/febe818/  Wanna send us hate mail? thecashwomen@gmail.com   

This week Miss Laura, a member of the "Queens Of Comedy" shares  hilarious tour secrets, crazy stories and helps us drop gems! ODH! TUNE  IN EVERY THURSDAY FOR A NEW EPISODE! S/o to our sponsors GET BLUE CHEW: https://bluechew.com FOLLOW THE HOSTS: PRECIOUS HALL:  https://instagram.com/precioushallcomedy?igshid=8r8yjlwfd94p KAMIRA WHITE: https://www.instagram.com/kamirawhite/?hl=en SPECIAL GUEST: MISS LAURA https://www.instagram.com/misslaurahayes/: DIRECTOR AND PRODUCER: @CynthiaLuCiette https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoEnuCDJKukMzKVMrRuI6mw GET ODH GEAR:  https://www.seamstresstouch.com/products ODH THEME SONG:  Producer- Jovan J. Dawkins @jovan_drum_producer Other credits  @supastarc  @the_cocaptains  @hmg_studio

Crime Classics. 08-17-1953. CBS net. "The Incredible Trial Of Laura D. Fair". The oft-times married Miss Laura uses her "4-shooter" on a ferry in San Francisco harbor...for interesting reasons. Lou Merrill (host), Mary Jane Croft, Herb Butterfield, William Johnstone, Paula Winslowe, Morton Fine (writer), David Friedkin (writer), Bernard Herrmann (composer, conductor), Elliott Lewis (producer, director), Florence Wolcott, Jean Wood, Joseph Granby, Hugh Douglas (announcer). 1/2 hour.

In this MondayMumblings Monkey and Miss Laura talk about gender reveals and what you can do to be an ally and help support people with their gender identity. www.bcbcpodcast.com

Monkey and Miss Laura share their thoughts about a vibrating cockring from Adam & Eve.

Written by Miss Laura and read by the Monkey... This is Miss Laura's look at consent in music. To review the whole list and read her blog, head over to www.bcbcpodcast.com

Welcome to the third podcast for our month of consent. Today we are excited to be speaking with Robert Kandell. Robert Kandell hailed as "part football coach, part loving dad, and part slightly crazed drill sergeant", Robert Kandell has spent the last 20 years helping people re-energize their lives and build better relationships and sex through more honest and authentic connection and communication. Miss Laura and the Professor got to sit down with Robert about consent, and why consent is sexy. For more information, please visit our website and check out the show notes: www.bcbcpodcast.com And remember - you can like us on all the social media, subscribe to our channel, download our episodes, become a Patreon supporter and so much more! We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization so you can also make a tax-deductible donation! Website: www.bcbpodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BCBCPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BCBCPodcast Instagram: https://twitter.com/BCBCPodcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BCBCPodcast

Welcome to the third podcast for our month of consent. Today we are excited to be speaking with B. K. Chan. ​Karen B. K. Chan is a sex and emotional literacy educator in Toronto, Canada, with 20+ years of experience. Trained in Creative Facilitation, Productive Thinking, and Non-Violent Communication, BK's favourite ways to learn and teach are through stories, metaphors, diagrams, and things that make people laugh. Above all, BK is dedicated to having difficult conversations that are real, transformative, and kind. Miss Laura and the Madame got to sit down with B.K. about consent, some of the videos she has worked on, and a few of her projects focused around consent. For more information, please visit our website and check out the show notes: www.bcbcpodcast.com And remember - you can like us on all the social media, subscribe to our channel, download our episodes, become a Patreon supporter and so much more! We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization so you can also make a tax deductible donation! Website: www.bcbpodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BCBCPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BCBCPodcast Instagram: https://twitter.com/BCBCPodcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BCBCPodcast

Welcome to the second Monday Mumbling for September 2018 - this is our month on Consent and we are really excited to have an entire month dedicated to speaking about consent. It is our hope that we can talk about consent, educate a few people and have a bit of fund doing it so it is easier to learn. We believe there are so many more things about consent than simply talking about sexual consent - and throughout the month we try to shed some light. If we missed anything, please drop us a note and let us know! Today Monkey and Miss Laura mumble their way through a discussion of boundaries and what healthy boundaries are. No really - they actually do mumble here! I promise! And Miss Laura does a singing sort of mumbling… So check out some suggestions on finding your own boundaries and understanding and respecting other people's boundaries. There are some great discussions and resources as well to go with this post. For more information, please visit our website and check out the show notes: www.bcbcpodcast.com And remember - you can like us on all the social media, subscribe to our channel, download our episodes, become a Patreon supporter and so much more! We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization so you can also make a tax-deductible donation! Website: www.bcbpodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BCBCPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BCBCPodcast Instagram: https://twitter.com/BCBCPodcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BCBCPodcast

Welcome to the final Monday Mumbling for the month on Body Positivity. This episode Monkey and Miss Laura spend some time discussing body image, and what happens when what you think you should see in the mirror is not what you see. Join them as they wander down a path of discussions including positive body image, extreme problems in body image including body dysmorphic disorder, statistics on what the "average" person is and the contrasts with the information provided through media, and some advice and ways to help find acceptance and love of yourself. For more information, please visit our website and check out the show notes: www.bcbcpodcast.com And remember - you can like us on all the social media, subscribe to our channel, download our episodes, become a Patreon supporter and so much more! We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization so you can also make a tax-deductible donation! Website: www.bcbpodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BCBCPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BCBCPodcast Instagram: https://twitter.com/BCBCPodcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BCBCPodcast

In this month's Miss Laura's Corner... Miss Laura reflects on books and movies that have expanded her beliefe in Body Positivity this month. From Landwale by Jes Baker, The Body is Not an Apology, by Sonya Renee Taylor and attending a showing of the movie Fattitude. For more details on this and many more blogs created by Miss Laura and our hosts at www.bcbcpodcast.com

Background Body Positivity may seem to be a modern movement as the hashtags and Instagram ready photos and images threaten to take over your feeds on a daily basis. The fight for the freedom to love our bodies is older than the internet - going back as long as we have had our bodies. As long as there have been human beings coexisting in groups of 2 or more people there have been ongoing struggles and battles to decide the "best" way or "right way" to be. Historically the battles were not always about the same things. Our ideas of what the perfect body has changed over time. In earlier days it was about the body type that was most likely to survive being run down by a saber-toothed tiger - lean and fast or strong and bulky. In areas where food was scarce, it was a display of wealth or success to have a body that was plump. Long ago in China, it was a symbol of wealth and status to be able to maintain a woman whose feet were bound. In Japan, foot binding was also a practice, specifically for dancers and courtesans. What this means is - the ideal body, the idea of beauty, of body perfection is simply that - a picture. It is not a firm thing, written in stone. It is an ever-changing image - fluid with the times. Today's ideal bodies are described in many terms, including: Gender Identity Race Age Ability Size Hair color Ideal body types are perpetuated by the media, by our stories, by the books we read and by the nature of our lives. Around the world, there are vast ranges of what ideal bodies or beauty is defined as. https://gizmodo.com/photoshop-reveals-how-different-countries-see-body-imag-1724498667 Body Positivity versus Body Liberation There are two semi-parallel, semi opposing movements that can be designated under the body positive movement. Monkey and Miss Laura discuss these two movements in the first Monday Mumbling of August (this aired on August 6 - so check it out). The first is the Body Positive Movement. The second is the Body Liberation Movement. http://queerfatfemme.com/2016/08/29/body-liberation-activism-in-five/ A Brief History I am honestly not sure that anyone could create an accurate timeline of the different cultures globally, and their movement towards body positivity, body liberation, or body acceptance. We absolutely welcome anyone's input on actions that we have missed here. There have been many instances in history where things were done to create and attain an ideal body - that was later determined to be damaging to people in a physical or health or wellbeing manner - or that simply changed for other reasons. We are going to select just a few instances: Feudal Japan Foot Binding - https://heianjapanweb.wordpress.com/2016/10/17/blog-post-title/ This practice started in and around 1000 AD and continued through around 1750 AD. Foot binding originated in the tenth or eleventh century by dancers and courtesans. This was a practice where a young girl's feet were tightly wrapped. This usually caused the bones to break, thus causing extreme pain. There are many aspects to foot binding that relate or go back to social influence. Foot binding was first found to be generally accepted among the elite families. However, later this practice became more common and known throughout society. Mothers started the force this painful...

In our first podcast of August, we are thrilled to chat with Jessamyn Stanley. Miss Laura and the Madame got to sit down and chat with Jessamyn and learn a little more. Jessamyn Stanley is a yoga teacher, body positivity advocate, and writer based in Durham, North Carolina. Jessamyn uses high energy vinyasa flow as a way to move past mental and emotional barriers. Her classes provide a body positive approach to yoga which celebrates students' bodies and encourages them to ask "How do I feel?" rather than "How do I look?" when practicing yoga. For more information, please visit our website and check out the show notes: www.bcbcpodcast.com And remember - you can like us on all the social media, subscribe to our channel, download our episodes, become a Patreon supporter and so much more! We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization so you can also make a tax-deductible donation! Website: www.bcbpodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BCBCPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BCBCPodcast Instagram: https://twitter.com/BCBCPodcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BCBCPodcast

Welcome to our Official First Monday Mumblings and Season Three of The Brown Chicken Brown Cow Show! This month we are talking about Body Positivity and today we are specifically giving you a background on Body Positivity and Body Liberation! Miss Laura and Monkey share a bit of background with you... So sit back, relax and listen to our show and read up on the extras here so our coming month makes more sense! To check out the schedule we have for podcasts and nuggets in August - we have some incredible guests this month and we had so much fun talking to them it was almost not working at all! This Mumbling is all about defining Body Positivity and Body Liberation and a few other concepts around these topics, giving you some good background. For more information, please visit our website and check out the show notes: www.bcbcpodcast.com And remember - you can like us on all the social media, subscribe to our channel, download our episodes, become a Patreon supporter and so much more! We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization so you can also make a tax-deductible donation! Website: www.bcbpodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BCBCPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BCBCPodcast Instagram: https://twitter.com/BCBCPodcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BCBCPodcast

Welcome to the August month on Body Positivity. We are really excited to come back with our third Season and diving right into this amazing pillar topic for our show. Today, in this mini-podcast episode we have Miss Laura speaking with the lovely Mandy, a gender queer poly woman from Fresno, CA. She has been active over the years as an activist spreading body positivity through blogs (on the FetLife Community platforms) and community activist. As a plus-sized woman, she owned her own body and was proud of who she was. Mandy shares a lot of her life, her journey and her challenges with us. This is a really heart touching episode. For more information, please visit our website and check out the show notes: www.bcbcpodcast.com And remember - you can like us on all the social media, subscribe to our channel, download our episodes, become a Patreon supporter and so much more! We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization so you can also make a tax-deductible donation! Website: www.bcbpodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BCBCPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BCBCPodcast Instagram: https://twitter.com/BCBCPodcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BCBCPodcast

About this episode... What a Summer Break...?!?! We sort of took a break and while we were not working as hard, we were working ever HARDER!!!... In this episode, the Professor, Madam, Miss Laura, and Monkey pull back the curtain and talk about everything we have been working on and things that are only making the BCBC show even better in the coming months.

In this episode... Recently Laura and Monkey attended a book reading of the play, The Rape of the Sabine Women by Gace B Matthias. It was dark, it was funny, it was touching, moving, and amazing... Listen to what Miss Laura thought... www.bcbcpodcast.com

In this episode... Miss Laura and The Madam talk about the definitions of sex, body, gender positivity and discuss the issues. www.bcbcpodcast.com

Another Nugget with Monkey and Miss Laura. What about Freedoms in the US and around the world. Just some things to consider. www.bcbcpodcast.com

In this episode... Monkey and Miss Laura talk about what it means when Hatred thrives Where Love is Silent. A lot has happened recently and we wanted to give people ideas on how to make their lives, the lives around them, and even ways to think about making a stand and helping others in areas they are passionate about.

About this episode... Miss Laura and Monkey are super excited to meet today with Eva Sweeney. Before we start we have a couple of notes to go over with you. First, this episode may have some longer pauses due to the communication styles - just be patient dear listeners - we promise it is worth it. Second, this interview is recorded over a speakerphone to accommodate Eva's needs so it may be a bit noisier than you are used to - again - it is still worth it! We did some things in the audio edit to minimize this but it still happens! And now, on to the show… Eva Sweeney is a gender queer disabled person who works as a sex educator and freelance writer. She writes a lot on topics around sex, disability, and queer culture. She is joined by her assistant, Cameron who voices for Eva. Eva would like people to know she is just a normal person and is not at all inspirational just for getting out of bed. Eva has cerebral palsy, which for her means she uses a wheelchair to get around and she speaks by using a laser pointer mounted to her head and a letter board. This board is read by whoever she is speaking to or her aide. She needs assistance with almost all physical functions. She is in control of her life - she just needs a little help. For this interview, she pre-wrote out the answers to many of the questions. For any follow-up questions, you will hear her aide help her as she uses the board to respond. Eva shares her ideas on maintaining a positive body image - and discusses how she does not conform to the "mainstream" and responds with "Fuck that - I am hot!". She is overflowing with self-confidence. As far as advice to people on maintaining a positive body image - Eva says "Just be yourself and don't give a fuck what other people think of you." One final message from Eva - "Just stay open minded." About Eva Sweeney Eva Sweeney is a 35-year-old genderqueer disabled female who works primarily as a sex educator and freelance writer. Her topics include disabilities and sex, gender, and queer culture. She is also the creator of the documentary, Respect: The Joy of Aides. She has been doing Sex and Disability workshops for 15 years and started doing this work because she found a huge lack of good sex positive information for people with disabilities. Eva wrote the book Queers on Wheels and has traveled the country giving workshops about Sex and Disability. She is also available for private consultations.Where to Find Eva... You can find Eva on O.School, on Facebook, and her new website: http://calendar.o.school/devops/detail/298/1515193200000 https://www.facebook.com/crippingupsexwitheva/ http://crippingupsexwitheva.com/ https://www.facebook.com/crippingupsexwitheva/

About this episode... Julie Christensen is back in this episode and chats with Monkey and Miss Laura about PTSD as a form of disability and why it may impact people in their health, well being and sexual sense of well being. To start, PTSD is defined as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. This is a mental health condition that is triggered by exposure to a terrifying event, even a life-threatening event. Symptoms of PTSD may include avoidance, hypervigilance, being afraid of things, nightmares, flashbacks re-experiencing things, and feeling disconnected from others and even from yourself. There are of course more symptoms - these are just a few. There is also a complex PTSD that results from years of exposure to unhealthy relationships or sexual abuse or other situations. Some people are aware they have PTSD, and many others are not aware, even having repressed memories of the traumatic events that lead to PTSD. About Julie... Julie Christensen is a licensed marriage and family therapist and a frequent flier with the BCBC show. Julie is a therapist at It's Possible Therapy who specializes in: Grief Trauma Mood Disorders Anxiety Disorders Spirituality Holy Fire Reiki Healing Contact Julie... It's Possible Therapy Julie Christensen, M.A., L.M.F.T Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist 3175 Sunset Blvd, Suite 107H Rocklin CA 95677 Phone/Text: 916-276-4354 Email: Julie@itspossibletherapy.com Show notes... Julie goes into a few ways to identify PTSD within yourself and within others. These are only a few possibilities - please note that this is in no way a stand-in for seeking professional assistance. When looking in a sexual context, Julie suggests that your partner may notice things if you are suffering from PTSD - lack of enjoyment, orgasm, response, and more. Monkey asked Julie about how someone can help a partner, friend, or loved one to identify and work with PTSD. She encourages communication between all the parties, offering couples therapy, taking online tests, and additional modes of communication. PTSD was formerly identified only as associated with military experiences - although now it is much more widely identified as a real and serious issue. There are a lot more tools to identify problems and to treat PTSD. Julie is a big fan of EMDR - Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. EMDR is a psychotherapy treatment that was originally designed to alleviate the distress associated with traumatic memories by applying bilateral stimulation to release memories and help rewrite those memories. This can take those memories from a traumatic rating of 10 down to a 0 and remove the trauma associated forever. Other alternative treatments like LSD were addressed. LSD treatments were actually historically for...

About this episode... In our final nugget for the April monthly topic of Sex workers, Miss Laura chats with Michael - a member of the kink community, a Shibari rigger, and someone who has worked on photo shoots in and around the sex work industry for many years. He also identifies as a wolf in our barnyard - believing these animals to amazing, social, and are protective and loyal in their packs. He has always respected wolves - knowing they do what is best for their family. Side note: Shibari is intricate rope bondage using some traditional Japanese techniques and of course a few modern twists. Michael considers himself to be a part of the sex worker community through his rigging for photo shoots, creating promotional pieces for cam girls and others who are working, as well as someone who has dated and is involved with several people who work in that industry. He shares a few of his experiences with partners in the sex work industry. A commonly heard sentiment in many of our episodes across a range of topics, he cites that communication is a key in any relationship to making things work, especially when you are involved with someone working in the sex trade. He suggests that you need to be able to communicate clearly with them, especially since part of their job is to be intimate with others - to make sure you understand where you stand in their life and they are able to clearly communicate where you stand and what they need from you to support them. This is critical in dealing with any jealousy issues that can come up. A little about Michael... I've been a part of the BDSM community of the San Francisco Bay Area for a very long time. If you want background on my various kinks and fetishes, I can tell you that all of the stories will start with "So there was this girl..." I have been a shibari rigger, working with rope and using it to bring accentuate the beauty of the human form for somewhere around ten years, and have trained with Two Knotty Boys and with Midori. I've taught shibari classes. I've tied for photo shoots and had my rope work find it's way into a magazine or two (including a horror magazine) and onto the front page of the now unfortunately defunct zivity.com. Around seven years ago, "there was this girl" who had something of a fetish for hypnosis, and the erotic applications of it, so being quite smitten with her, as well as intrigued with hypnosis and fascinated with the human mind, I went off and got certified as a hypnotist. Well, the relationship didn't last, but hypnosis (especially its erotic and BDSM applications, but also the things that I could use it for to help those I cared about) kept my attention, became something of a passion of mine. I've gone so far as to seek certification as a clinical hypnotherapist. I help with a quarterly Goth/Industrial dance club and BDSM dungeon down in Santa Cruz California called "House of Nox". While my housemates are either spinning a set at the turntables, doing a tarot card reading, or perhaps playing with someone on the spanking bench or St. Andrew's Cross, I can be found with my portable suspension frame, 700+ feet of rope, and various toys, tying people up or working them over with a violet wand. I really enjoy...

We are just a few days away from the Creative Event of the Year!!!  AFCI’s Creativation starts this coming week, where thousands of creative geniuses will descend upon the Phoenix Civic Center in my home town of sunny Arizona for a week long creative fun fest.  Full of learning, new products, friends, laughter and Javi Hours. Plus, yours truly will be speaking at 3 of their education workshops on Thursday and Friday, which I am quite excited about.  If you are going to Creativation this year, you definitely need to let me know so we can plan a fun meet up!  I am already working on Lesley’s Junior Mint Stash and Miss Laura from Crafty Not Shifty is totally hooking me up with Galaxy Hot Chocolate!  I just love my crafty British friends. My favorite part of Creativation is being able to actually hug the incredible people I have interacted with on social media over the years.  It always surprises me that I actually have never MET them, because it feels like we have been friends for ages.  It truly is a surreal experience that I cherish. If you are planning on going to Creativation this year or in the future, there a few things to take into account before going.  Regardless of whether or not you have been before. First things first, WHY are you attending?  Are you going to purchase items for your shop?  Are you hoping to make connections with manufacturers?  Do you want to learn more about the industry and how you can grow your business?  Is this an excuse to hang out with friends?  Are you trying to expand your business by getting your products in front of buyers?  Do you have plans to increase your social media reach and become an influencer within the creative industry? What is your purpose?  What do you hope to get out of the event?  Have you set goals for yourself?  Maybe you are going just so you can experience a Stamp Junkie Javi Hour.  Or you are using Creativation as a hard deadline for your special So Suzy Peacock Tote from Simply Charming Bags. Whatever your reason, know your WHY! The reason your why is so important is to help direct you during the craze of the event.  If you are just there for the sake of going, there is a good chance you will be disappointed and disillusioned.  Which is never fun.  You could also inadvertently cause mayhem to someone else’s trip and that is just not cool. For example, Lesley Oman from Heffy Doodle is flying in from the UK for her very first Heffy Doodle Creativation booth in the hopes that she gets her stamp line in retail shops around the world.  She has spent money on the trip, her booth and her goal is to sell her product.  BUT let’s say that those people who are going just for the socializing, descend upon her booth and spend the entire weekend chit chatting with her.  Lesley’s time is spent socializing with fans, instead of selling her stamps to buyers.  The buyers are frustrated because they can’t purchase items for their shop, Lesley is disappointed because she didn’t make the sales she needed to justify her trip and Heffy Doodle customers do not benefit from their favorite stamps being in local shops. This scenario is a very real one and I have heard the frustration first hand from vendors as well as buyers.  Not to say that the influencers, bloggers, fans and new followers aren’t important, because they are!  They are what helps to drive demand, but there is a time and a place for everyone.  And it’s up to you influencers, to be conscientious and courteous to the vendors and buyers.  If you see someone with a buyer’s badge come up to the booth you are at, be polite and allow them to interact and talk with the people at the vendor booth you are in.  With that being said, there is a time and place for everything and success is there for all.  Which is why knowing your WHY is essential.  I highly recommend taking the next few days and think about your WHY, write it down and think about how you can achieve the goals that come from your why.  This will help you keep your focus and ensure that Creativation is a success for you and your purpose. If you have never been to Creativation, Thursday and Fridays are education days.  It’s going to be a lot of learning, giddiness when you see your favorite crafting celebrity from afar and excitement when you meet your friends for the first time.  This is also the perfect time to set up times to meet, have lunch, coffee, happy hours and dinners.  Just be aware that some people are going to be so busy and absorbing all that Creativation has to offer that it may be hard to nail down a specific time.  So, don’t become frustrated. Saturday, the doors open to the showroom floor and it is INSANE!  Booths are packed, people are everywhere, everyone is trying to spy the latest “hot” item, phones are recording, pictures are being snapped and selfie sticks are out. A lot of vendors will have an opening day show special for buyers.  If you are a buyer, use your Creativation app, plot out the booths you want to hit FIRST. Keep in mind they are going to be jam packed and busy, so plan your most important vendor first.  Go directly to the booth, do not dawdle, just go. If you are there to mingle, socialize and make connections, I suggest you walk the whole floor, look at the booths, see what is going on and stay in background.  Let the vendors and buyers have their moment.  Check out the smaller booths, maybe the lesser known companies, who don’t have people in their spaces.  See what they have to offer, take the pictures, post them on social media.  Help get their message and products out there. By midday, things will start to settle down and this is your time to check out the new products, introduce yourself to your favorite companies, just a quick into.  Keep it short, make your own personal notes of the products, people and companies that interest you for later on in the weekend. Sunday the showroom floor starts to die down a bit, especially in the afternoon.  If you are there to make the connections and see your favorite companies, this is the best time to scoot in their booths, to get the selfies, to say hello.  Check out all of the cool new toys, post pictures on social media, share what you are excited about. Monday, oh my!  This is HEAVEN!  The showroom floor is typically super chill and regardless of your reason for going, THIS is the day your magic will happen. Buyers, take advantage of the quietness to really talk to the vendors, to place your order, to go over marketing ideas with the designers and see what else they may have to help out your shop.  Influencers, go back and reconnect to those companies you are interested in.  Take pictures, post them on social media, tag the company, talk to them about guest designer spots or becoming an ambassador for them. Create a special photo album on your phone for your sample work so you can show them without having to zip past kid and pet photos.  Make sure you take one of their business cards and send them an email to thank them for their time.  If you took a selfie with them, include the photo in the email so they can put a face to the name.  Things are crazy and everyone’s brains go to mush after the event.  Don’t expect them to remember EXACTLY who you are.  Help them out by sending the photo and a recap of what you spoke about. For the social butterflies, you can help everyone out by communicating your excitement.  If you are talking to random people and new-found friends, tell them which companies are your favorite, the booths that are super cool and nifty new products that you saw.  Post those on social media, tag the people and companies.  The more exposure you give the event, vendors and people you meet, the more successful it becomes.  Be the excitement!  Build the enthusiasm!  Share the epic coolness you find! Creativation has so much to offer to so many and it is a wonderful excuse for companies to come together and meet the people who have been on their design teams over the years.  This was definitely my favorite part of going, being able to give Martha Lucia a huge hug, seeing Stephanie Ackerman, being surprised meeting Jenny Johnson, scaring the living daylights out of Kymona Tracey, shopping with Jennifer Loftfield, plotting with Justine Hovey and laughing uncontrollably with Josefine Fourage.  Meeting in person the women who helped build So Suzy Stamps. If you are a stamp company and you are meeting your design team for the first time, make the time to say hi.  Even if it is just for a moment, hug them and tell them how important they are to you and your company.  It may not always be possible, but if you can see about getting together for a group photo.  This may be nearly impossible with everyone’s schedule, but I really wish I had done this in the past.  Let’s face it, this may be one of the rare opportunities a lot of you are in the same room together. Justine Hovey put together a special Facebook Group for people who are attending Creativation this year as a way to find out who all was going and schedule times for people to meet up.   If you are going and would like to join the group, we will have a link in the show notes or you can search for it under Stampers going to AFCI/Creativation.  It’s a great way to find out who is going in your craft circle before the event instead of after!  Plus, it will be the easiest and fastest way to find out where and when Javi hour will be! I was so excited to learn that Miss Dayna is flying in from Hawaii for Creativation and she was asking what to do on her long flight to the mainland and I am going to recommend that all of you take some time this weekend or on your flight to Phoenix, to think about your Why, write down the reason you are going to Creativation, what your goals are for the event, make a list of people who you would like to meet and try to schedule some time with those on your priority list. It's going to be a fun filled time and for those of you going, I can’t wait to see you!! Until next time, this is Suzanne, and you have been listening to the So Suzy Podcast.     Happy Stamping!

show#695 06.10.17 New York Jelly Roll!! 1. Jellyroll - Wait On Time from LIVE At The Can 1983 Bandana Blues Vault (2:52) 2. The Jelly Roll Men - Murder My Baby from Jelly Roll Shuffle 2017 Rhythm Bomb Records (3:04) 3. Taj Mahal - Jellyroll from The Real Blues 1998 Collectables (3:15) 4. Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings - Jellyroll Fool from Double Bill 2001 Koch Records (3:19) 5. Jef Lee Johnson & Blues Anatomy - He's a Jelly Roll Baker with Geoff Muldaur from Rediscovering Lonnie Johnson 2008 Range Records (3:29) 6. Frank Frost & Sam Carr - Jelly Roll King from The Jelly Roll Kings 1999 HMG (2:35) 7. Sean Costello and His Jivebombers - Jelly Roll from Call the Cops 1996 Blue Wave (4:12) 8. Joe Bonamassa - Jelly Roll from Sloe Gin 2007 (2:12) 9. Frank Zappa - Jelly Roll Gum Drop from Greasy Love Songs: An FZ Audio Documentary Project/Object 2010 Zappa Records (2:20) 10. Ben Sidran - New York State Of Mind from Free In America 1976 Arista (4:33) 11. Mason Casey - She's From N.Y.C. from Deep Blue Dream 2004 Dixiefrog (4:13) 12. Ray LaMontagne & the Pariah Dogs - New York City's Killing Me from God Willin' & The Creek Don't Rise 2010 RCA (4:13) 13. Blues Traveler - Dropping Some NYC from Blues Traveler 1990 A&M (3:20) 14. Bluesix - King of the New York Streets from Ready 2008 Tramp (5:37) 15. Omar & The Howlers - Going To New York from Too Much Is Not Enough 2012 Big Guitar Music (2:37) 16. Jason Ricci and the Bad Kind - My Mom's Gonna Yell At You! from Approved By Snakes 2917 Ellersoul (3:38) 17. Jarkka Rissanen & Sons of the Desert - Miss Gumbo from Hybrid Soul 2017 Humu Records (4:42) 18. Blackfoot Gypsies - 03 Under My Skin from Handle It 2015 Plowboy Records (3:34) 19. The Texas Horns - Blues Gotta Holda Me from Blues Gotta Holda Me 2015 Vizztone (2:31) 20. Vintage#18 - Million Miles from Grit 2017 self-release (8:25) 21. John Németh - Kool Aid Pickle from Feelin' Freaky 2017 Memphis Grease (3:43) 22. Pete Haycock - The New York Stakes from Guitar And Son 1987 IRS/ No Speak Records (5:18) 23. Sugar Blue - NYC from Voyage 2016 MC Records (3:13) 24. Danny Marks - Hey New York Town from Cities In Blue 2016 self-release (5:06) 25. Popa Chubby - It's a Sad Day in New York City When There Ain't No Room for the Blues from How'd a White Boy Get the Blues? 2000 Dixiefrog (6:52) 26. James Blood Ulmer - Goin' To New York from No Escape From The Blues 2003 Sindrome/Hyena (4:24) 27. Chase Walker Band - The Walk from Not Quite Legal 2016 Revved Up Records (3:05) 28. Kevin McKendree - Headhunter from Miss Laura's Kitchen 2000 East Folks (3:04) 29. Lee McBee & the Passions - Boogie Twist from 44 1995 Me & My Blues (3:47) 30. 4 Jacks - I Don't Want To Be President from Deal With It 2013 Ellersoul Records (4:08)

In this extra feature, Tammy O’Kelley, executive director of the Randolph County Tourism Development Authority, shares the history of ghost Laura Worth, a local woman who had been given a room in the basement after falling on hard times in the 1930s. “Miss Laura” haunts the courthouse with her tin cans.

show#659 09.17.16 Nick Lowe - Ba Doom from Nick The Knife (2:18) Johnnie Walker - RD Olson BMI from RD Olson (7:27) Johnny Neel, Tommy Lepson, Dave Chappell - Basket Case from East Coast Sound 2015 (4:34) Tommy Lepson Band - Tongue Tied from Live at Sweet Carolines (5:42) Lee McBee & the Passions - Get Your Mind Out of the Gutter from 44 1995 (3:42) Kevin McKendree - Lucky Man from Miss Laura's Kitchen 2000 (4:57) Olympics - The Bounce from 45 RPM Single 1963 (2:34) The Nighthawks - Got a Mind to Travel from Jacks & Kings 1978 (6:54) Paula Lockheart - The Boy Got Burned from It Ain't The End Of The World 1979 (3:54) Nappy Brown - Losing Hand from Tore Up 1986 (3:51) Ray Charles - Feel So Bad from Volcanic Action Of My Soul 1971 (3:14) Bill Perry - Junkie from Crazy Kind of Life 2002 (3:01) Savoy Brown - Don't Turn Me From Your Door from Blue Matter 1969 (5:10) Bobby King - Live and Let Live from Live and Let Live! 1988 (4:41) Buddy Miles - Compassion for the Blues from Blues Berries 2002 (9:28) Jan Akkerman - Mercy Mercy Mercy from Talent For Sale 1968 (3:23) Albert King - The Hunter from Born Under A Bad Sign 1967 (2:42) Free - The Hunter from Tons of Sobs 1968 (4:14) Zoots - Just a Game from Bad Days Are Gone 1985 (6:37) Paul deLay Band - Havin' That Fun from The Paul deLay Band 1985 (2:54) The Mannish Boys - Death Letter from Double Dynamite 2012 (5:10) Dr. Wu' & Friends Feat. Buddy Whittington - Why Is It So Hard To Say Goodbye from Blues Revue Blues Music Sampler March/April 2011 (3:13) Treat Her Right - Junkyard from Tied to the Tracks 1989 (4:27) Inventionis Mater - Why Does It Hurt When I Pee? from Zapping 2016 (2:30)

show#651 07.17.16 David Vest - Stop This Madness from Devestatin' Rhythm 2016 (3:16) The Bel Airs - How Come People Act Like That from Hoodoo Party 1999 (3:40) Big Sugar - Devil Got My Woman from Big Sugar 2003 (5:19) Bugs Henderson - Blues in Reverse from Years in the Jungle 1993 (8:28) Doug Deming and the Jewel Tones - Poison Ivy from What's It Gonna Take 2012 (4:04) Greg Brown - The Moon Is Nearly Full from Milk of the Moon 2002 (5:29) Eli "Paperboy" Reed - I Found You Out from Come and Get It! 2010 (3:34) Ian Siegal - Gallo Del Cielo from Man & Guitar 2014 (6:17) AG Weinberger - Try To Get Into The Middle Of The Real from Mighty Business 2016 (6:10) Little Feat - Sailin' Shoes from Waiting for Columbus 1978 (6:20) Allen Toussaint - On Your Way Down from Allen Toussaint Collection 1991 (4:00) Mason Casey - Thinkin' About Me from Deep Blue Dream 2004 (5:24) El Fish & Roland - The Chinaman In The Dessert from Waterbottle 2001 (4:07) Los Lobos - wicked rain - across 110th street from The Ride 2004 (8:15) Trampled Under Foot - pain in my mind from Badlands 2013 (3:37) Tony Joe White & Eric Clapton - Did Somebody Make A Fool Out Of You from Uncovered 2006 (4:51) Kevin McKendree - As Good as It Gets from Miss Laura's Kitchen 2000 (3:49) Big Joe & the Dynaflows - Supercharger from You Can't Keep a Big Man Down 2011 (2:51) 4 Jacks - Deal With It from Deal With It 2013 (3:23) Anson Funderburgh & The Rockets - She Knocks Me Out from She Knocks Me Out! 1985 (2:00) Darrell Nulisch - You Tore My Playhouse Down from I Like It That Way 2000 (4:41) Lee McBee & the Passions - Boogie Twist from 44 1995 (3:47)

@TJ_Radio - Roberto and Ivan talked with Miss Laura, coordinator of the Exchange Program between ITJ and IPA, and some students who visited us from Hawaii. They tell us about the way of life in this beautiful island, and also tell us what have most enjoyed in Mexico and Queretaro.

show#592 05.23.15 Beardo Is Back.....!!! Victor Wainwright and the WildRoots - If It Ain't Got Soul - Part 1 from Boom Town 2015 (3:38) Mike Henderson - Weepin' and Moanin' from You Think It's Hot In Here 2015 (5:39) Tad Robinson - Lead Me On from Day into Night 2015 (3:26) The Nighthawks - Rock This House from Back Porch Party 2015 (5:18) Big Al & The Heavyweights - Down to the River from Nothin' But Good Lovin' 2004 (5:29) Chris Whiteley - Morning, Noon and Night from It's The Natural Thing To Do 2005 (4:15) Joe Taino - Odd Blues from Hoodoo Man 1996 (3:57) Sugaray Rayford - Call Off The Mission from Southside 2015 (4:56) Cash Box Kings - Download Blues from Holding Court 2015 (3:48) Jackie Payne - Six Million Dollar Man from I Saw The Blues 2015 (6:07) John Németh - Elbows On The Wheel from Memphis Grease 2014 (4:29) Muddy Waters - Jealous Hearted Man from Hard Again 1977 (4:24) Fat Harry & The Fuzzy Licks - Sweet Home Abudaldah from Hard Lovin' Man 2012 (3:22) Travis Haddix - Blues Leftovers from Daylight at Midnight 2008 (4:24) The Mannish Boys - Bad Detective from Double Dynamite 2012 (4:05) Kevin McKendree - Cornbread from Miss Laura's Kitchen 2000 (5:12) The F&G Band feat Edlene Hart - Cant Get Your Man Off The Rack from Grease Up Yo' Strutt! 2011 (6:37) The Delta Sonics - Honey Hush from Live at Lincoln's 2012 (4:42) Tony Vega Band - Jimmie Lee from Yeah You're Right 2003 (3:58) Bradley's Circus - 90 Miles from Bang Bang Wa Wee's 2011 (4:28) San Pedro Slim - When Will I Get My Time from Barhoppin' 2008 (5:01) Red Devils - I wish you would from 2 Meter Sessies - live radio recordings 1993 (4:11) Foghat - 8 Days On The Road from The Spectrum 1976 (5:59)

@ITJqro Desde hace 7 años, el ITJ tiene relación con la Island Pacific Academy de Hawaii, y hoy platicamos con Miss Laura, Encargada del Programa Pen Pals Hawaii; Nidia Santiago, Directora de Intercambio estudiantil, y el Profr. Benjamin, Headmaster del IPA Hawaii

Beginners. On Mondays, Domini has her music class after her normal preschool curriculum. It is an extra class that has been added on to the end of the morning, so children can learn a few things about the world of music. She has enjoyed it immensely this year. There are only a few children in the class, but they are all buddies, and they have certainly learned a lot. The teacher, Miss Laura, told us that the last day of class would be party day. Parents were invited to join in the fun and to see what the children had learned during the year. We sat in the sunny playing area of the school while teacher Laura got out all the goodies from her basket: cookies, apple juice, instruments, cards, and colorful scarves. She had everything planned. The children started by parading around, waving the scarves to a certain beat. Then she read a story about a bear which rhymed. Musical notes came next. And finally, the children told us about composers. We finished off the party with juice and cookies while we sat in the sun and chatted. Unfortunately, teacher Laura won't be back next year. I'm sure Domini will miss her. Grammar notes. Preterite: to sit (sit, sat, sat), to get (get, got, got)* american = gotten, to tell (tell, told, told). Exs: He sat and waited for the train, but when it came, he had fallen asleep. I finally got the shoes I wanted. I had to wait until the end of the season for them to go on sale. I told him to be careful with the china. Well, there's another plate in the bin! Advanced. My calendar has lots of check marks. They have been put there by my children who are counting the days until the long, long vacation starts. In many schools, teachers are wrapping up their classes and giving parties for the end of term. My daughter, who is still in preschool, had a party the other day. I was lucky enough to attend. It was an unusual party, a music party. She has been doing a music class once a week in her little preschool called Seeds. The curriculum was called Music and Me ABC. Each week the teacher read them stories that had something to do with music. They would move and dance to different types of music, and learn about music symbols, rhythm, and even composers. Sometimes, when I would turn up to pick up my daughter, they would still be finishing up the class. At the end of each class, they sing a "goodbye" song that has a great beat. Each child would be sitting on the floor, cross legged, swaying to the music, and singing along with the teacher. They would also have a special treat most weeks of being able to take home a percussion instrument. Great for the kids, - not so great for the parents! Grammar notes. Useful vocabulary and phrases: to count the days, curriculum, to turn up, to finish up. Exs: I am counting the days until the ballet. I can't wait to see it! I am not very pleased with the school. It's curriculum is old fashioned and limited. We were waiting at the restaurant for almost an hour! She turned up as we were leaving! Please finish up the dessert. It won't keep until tomorrow.  

show#1455/04/06Eddie Turner - I'm Man I'm A Man (from The Turner Diaries 2006 Northern  Blues Music www.northernblues.com www.eddieturnermusic.com)Kevin McKendree and the Brothers from Other Mothers - More To Spend (from Miss Laura's Kitchen 1999 East Folks Records http://www.kevinmckendree.com )Spinner's Section:Sugar Ray Norcia specialRonnie Earl (feat. Sugar Ray): you give me nothing but the blues (They Call Me Mr. Earl, Black Top, 1985)Sugar Ray & the Bluetones: take it easy (Don't Stand In My Way, Bullseye Blues, 1991)Roomful of Blues (feat. Sugar Ray): I'm just your fool (Dance All Night, Bullseye Blues, 1994)Otis Grand (feat. Sugar Ray): no reason (Nothing Else Matters…, Sequel Records, 1994)Michelle Willson (with Sugar Ray): you got what it takes (Evil Gal Blues, Bullseye Blues, 1994)Sugar Ray & the Bluetones: livin' a lie (Hands Across The Table, Severn Records, 2005)Back to Beardo:The Bel Airs -  Hi Line (from Got Love 2005 Hightone Records www.hightone.com www.belairs.com )Mike Henderson - I Wouldn't Lay My Guitar Down (from Edge Of Night 1996 Dead Reckoning Records www.deadreckoners.com )The Nighthawks - Put Your Cat Clothes On ( from Blue Moon In Your Eye www.thenighthawks.com )Ben Sidran - Jive Samba (from Mr P's Shuffle 2001 Go Jazz Records http://www.gojazz.de/ )Promo For Shetland Blues Fest http://shetlandbluespodcast.blogspot.com Chris Mawer Band - Rain Is A Bringdown (from Boxcar Special 2005 Black Market Music www.blackmarketmusic.com.au )