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This is the 1st hour of The Land of Make Believe with Old Man Ratchet that aired on Saturday December 7th, 2024 from 8 to 9 pm (est) on WOZO-LP 103.9 FM Knoxville, TN and streamed online at wozoradio.com. This hour is a house music mix. This hour was mixed using Serato dj software using a Pioneer Dj Rev-5 controller. Additional editing, vocals and production was done with Audacity Freeware for noncommercial use. WOZO is a non-commercial radio station that relies on listener support. To help us stay on the air, please consider a donation through Venmo @wozofm Thank You!Station ID - WOZO Can't Be BoughtPSA - Samuel Alito's Mom's Satanic Abortion ClinicShow Promo - Sunday Morning Sounds at 10 am Show Intro Digital Underground - The Humpty Dance (Sergio Villanueva Bootleg) Diplo, Sharam, PONY - Anthem (feat. Pony) Space Motion ft Bukeka - We Are One Danny Tenaglia - Music Is the Answer (Stuart Ojelay Edit) DJ Oggy & Malibu Joe ft Amflo, Neari & Ebene - All Together (DJ Oggy Tribal House Remix) Dom Dolla x Nelly Furtado - Eat Your Man (Goshfather Edit) Frankie Tedesco - Fallen Angels Jackers Revenge - Everybody (Block & Crown Edit) Show Interlude Soul II Soul - Back To Life (Gian Mello Edit) Adrena Line, Ragash, M.J.E & Michael Chodo - Right Back Alleck - Coca Bon Jovi vs Dannic - Livin' On A Prayer (Cesar Castilla Bootleg V3 Edit) Crazy Town - Butterfly (Wes Edit) Right Said Fred - Too Sexy (Smith & Sorren Edit) Prince - Raspberry Beret (Martial Simon x Zillionaire Edit) FISHER, Flowdan - Boost Up Kendrick Lamar - Squabble Up (GREVVY Edit)Hour Outro PSA - Protect Press Freedom

Send us a Text Message.Bill Bartholomew moderates a roundtable about the state of education in Rhode Island featuring Bob Walsh, former Executive Director of NEARI and Sarah Anderson, CEO and Superintendent of Blackstone Valley Prep.  The discussion features a major voice from both the public and charter school arenas. Support the Show.

The White Birds of the Bone-HouseI want to light a sparkin the darkenedbone-house of beingI want to look aroundwith golden eyesthat see in the darkTo see what is herethat I haven't seeninside the cave of methere is storywaiting to take wingI hear that there is a cage in uswith a thousandwhite star-birds flappingagainst their constraintswaiting for us to open the doorMy ancestors keeppointing, their long fingersextendingpast the gossamer garmentsthey wear now"look here, now hereCHILD! There it isCan't you see it - ?"But....But...I complainSometimes I don't wantto be spoken toin grey-misted mysterySometimes cage and bird talkdon't make me feel goodI want plain speak that showsa clear path and guidelinesof how to stay on trackI want you to be with meI want to feel you nearI want some tea timewith you near enoughfor me to smell youI want to complainand have you listenas If I was laying on yoursoftened lap with heapsof embroidered pillowsunder my sleepy headWhy didn't you tell us -You can chooseconsciousnessand open the greening portalto the inside worldwhere the red poppies grow wildI don't remember you tellng me:You can design your identity,just open the treasure boxwith the broken lockWhy didn't you teach usto summon the selfand change our identityby showing up for thefestival of colored lightsand that broken down nightswill only last so long?Did you tell meand I missed it?Must we discovereveryting ourselves?Inside of here...if we can ever figure outwhere 'here' is:There aremany women dancingand soft pink beds to rest uponfor as long as we needBut the path is washed awayfrom that last hard rainYou know,the one that washed awaythe two rocking chairsI didn't sign up for a raceI don't know what this isbut I don't rememberbeing invited to a competitionto get ahead, be more, do moreThere has to be another wayThere has to besomething more hereWe must be morethan we appear?You mean,the instruction manualis encoded within meand to read itI have to learn a new languagemade of soil and fur and sun?You mean the path only revealsas each foot falls into wet earth?But wait...you told me all you couldand you love me even if I amcomplaining with the tears soakingyour between-world fabricsI lay with you so longeven the stitches from yourinvisible garment imprintmy facewhen I wakeWhen I awakeWhat I seeamazes meSo today I wrote thisto tell you about itHow each person, opensthe portal throughreleasing theirown trapped birds...sometimes they get caughtin your throat on the way outsometimes they don'tLook up!The white birds ofthe darkenedthe bone-houseare setting themselves free...with or without me I give thanksI give thanksI give thanks Now to learn how to liveconsistent with what is knownwhile being aware that most of itwill remain unknownnot because it is withheldbut beacusewe weren't ready yetLet us ready ourselves!Let us ready ourselves!Let us ready ourselves...the time for expanding ourcapacity to love is hereif you write poetry with a firey penif you pray with paint-stained handsthe birds will begin to flyPray for me! Pray for me!I too, I willI will pray for you!Shiloh Sophia(painting layer from Tempo painted yesterday - with graphics added) Get full access to Tea with the Muse at teawiththemuse.substack.com/subscribe

Teachers Union Sues Rhode Island Mom for Seeking Records About School's Critical Race Theory Curriculum‼️ Virginia Allen / @Virginia_Allen5 / August 05, 2021   The National Education Association is suing mother Nicole Solas after she filed multiple public records requests with the South Kingstown School District in Rhode Island requesting information about the schools' teaching of critical race theory. (Photo: Podfoto/ Getty Images) The National Education Association, America's largest teachers union, is suing a Rhode Island mom for seeking information about what her kindergartener will be taught in school.  Both the National Education Association Rhode Island and National Education Association South Kingstown, the union's local branch, are suing Nicole Solas after she filed public record requests with the South Kingstown School District to learn what students are being taught regarding critical race theory.  “It appears … [the teachers union wants] a court to say I can't get the public information that I'm requesting because it will somehow harm teachers,” Solas told The Daily Signal in a phone interview Thursday.  The complaint was filed with the Rhode Island Superior Court on Monday and a constable arrived at Solas' home on Wednesday to deliver papers informing the mother of the lawsuit.   “I just got served with a lawsuit from the teacher union, NEARI,” Solas wrote on Twitter. “Throwing down the gauntlet, are we? Game on.” On Thursday, the union also filed for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction against Solas. The legal action is intended to prohibit the South Kingstown school board from “responding to public record requests referenced in the Verified Complaint, unless and until a determination can be made that such documents are required to be released pursuant to the Access to Public Records Act,” the court filing reads.   “Today, the teacher union NEA filed ANOTHER lawsuit against me – this time a Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injunction,” Solas tweeted. “Will teacher unions bullying moms be an everyday thing now?” Over the past few months, Solas has filed more than 200 public records requests with the South Kingstown School District, about 30 miles south of Providence, Rhode Island.  In April, the principal of the elementary school told Solas to file records requests after the mother emailed the principal asking for a copy of the curriculum and other information about the school district.  Solas was told that due to the breadth of her questions, she needed to file records requests, which she did.  In June, the South Kingstown school board threatened to sue Solas over the requests she was making. Ultimately, the school board voted not to take legal action against her. But now, the union representing South Kingstown teachers has filed a 30-page suit against her.  The teachers union is asking the court to “prohibit the disclosure of non-public records” and for the court to use a “balancing test” to assess whether or not teachers' “personally identifiable and other personnel-related information” must be released, according to the complaint.  The National Education Association Rhode Island “laid out a lot of reasons [in the complaint] why some of the information I requested may not be subject to public disclosure, but that is all controlled under the Rhode Island Access to Public Records Act, and the School Committee attorneys would be making all those decisions themselves,” Solas said.  She added that if the “teachers union believes that the School Committee attorney made a wrong decision on the release of information, the teachers union can certainly sue the school.” Instead, Solas is the one being sued.  “I think this is purely an intimidation tactic,” Solas said of the lawsuit.  The complaint is outlined in 70 points detailing why the information Solas is requesting should not be released, including concerns over a conservative group's reporting of educators teaching critical race theory.  Point 70 reads:  Given the circumstances of the requests, it is likely that any teachers who are identifiable and have engaged in discussions about things like critical race theory will then be the subject of teacher harassment by national conservative groups opposed to critical race theory. Appendix C of the complaint includes two news stories covering the South Kingstown school board's threat to sue Solas in June. The first is from Legal Insurrection, which first covered the story, and the second is from The Daily Signal.  Solas says that it appears that the teachers union is seeking to act as a “third-party intermediary” to decide whether or not she can receive the public information she is requesting.  “I hope teachers see this lawsuit as the last straw of their union's decades-long denigration of their profession,” Solas said. “I hope teachers leave the union because they refuse to fund litigation that harasses and bullies mothers who exercise their civil right to access public information about their children's education.” The young mom is being represented by the Goldwater Institute, a conservative public policy and ligation organization based in Phoenix.  “Rhode Island law does not authorize what the [National Education Association] is attempting to do here,” Goldwater lawyer Jon Riches told The Daily Signal in a phone interview Thursday.  “Nicole did what any conscientious parent would do,” Riches added. “She sought out information about what her child is going to learn, and from Day One, she was stonewalled. First, she was stonewalled by the district. Now, she is being intimidated by the union.”  The Daily Signal reached out to the National Education Association Rhode Island for comment and received a prepared statement in response with a quote from Deputy Executive Director Jennifer Azevedo. We are asking the Court to conduct a balancing test to determine whether our members' privacy rights outweigh the public interest. We believe they do, and those records should either not be disclosed or should be redacted accordingly. Multiple APRA requests were made in recent months to the South Kingstown School Department demanding detailed information about specific educators and members in general of NEA South Kingstown, our local NEARI educator affiliate.  While NEARI and NEASK support access to public information, the organizations firmly believe in protecting the rights, safety, and privacy of its members and will continue to advocate strongly on their behalf. We look forward to the Court's declaratory judgement. “As long as such information does not include ‘personally identifiable information,' which legally must be kept confidential, the NEA's request for a behind-closed-doors review with the judge in this case, in addition to previous statements about wanting not to distract from ‘equity efforts' by fulfilling Solas' requests, indicates that whatever the school board is teaching, it very much wants to hide,” Sarah Parshall Perry, a legal fellow at The Heritage Foundation, told The Daily Signal. (The Daily Signal is the news outlet of The Heritage Foundation.)  Even though Solas has now enrolled her daughter in a private school, both she and the Goldwater Institute are prepared to move forward with the lawsuit in an effort to stand up for parents across the nation who are concerned about their child being taught critical race theory and other leftist ideology in the classroom.  “They made the wrong mom mad,” said Solas, who added that the fight is about so much more than simply her own records requests. This is about parents having a right to know what their child's education is. This is about not being bullied by a teacher union who wants to challenge a stay-at-home mom for asking questions about education. And this is about open government.  The actions of the teachers union are “unacceptable,” Riches said. “It's not going to stand. We are going to fight back every step of the way. Nicole is not going to be intimidated.”  Correction: This piece was corrected after publication to accurately state that the lawsuit was filed in the Rhode Island Superior Court. Have an opinion about this article? To sound off, please email letters@DailySignal.com and we'll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular “We Hear You” feature. Remember to include the URL or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state.  The Daily Signal depends on the support of readers like you. Donate now                 @Virginia_Allen5 Virginia Allen Virginia Allen is a news producer for The Daily Signal. She is the co-host of The Daily Signal Podcast and Problematic Women. Send an email to Virginia.

Minyoung Go is a girl who dreams of becoming a transhuman by transmitting electric shocks to her brain. After facing a serious assault from Taeyong Ma’s posse, she plans a revenge for the boys that bully her for having an eating disorder. She conducts an electrical baptism and falls into trans. WATCH this film from the SCI-FI/FANTASY Film Festival HERE up and until Friday morning. Through I translator we chat with the very talented filmmaker Naeri Do on the process making this terrific INDY SCI-FI Film. Follow WILDsound Podcasts on all social media channels: @wildsoundpodSubmit to the festival anytime via FilmFreeway: https://filmfreeway.com/WILDsoundFilmandWritingFestivalSubscribe via Twitter: https://twitter.com/wildsoundfest

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NEARI Holiday Children's Fund 2020 Erica is joined by National Education Association of Rhode Island (NEARI) President, Lawrence Purtill, and Children's Fund Coordinator, Valerie Staples. They talk about NEARI's Children's Fund and how it came to fruition over thirty years ago. The pair also highlight some of the Fund's incredible work in the community, including the annual Gingerbread Express. The group discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic has, for the first time in 30 years, stopped the Gingerbread Express in its tracks and now the Children's Fund is finding alternative was to help children in need this holiday season. And as Val says, the best way to make a difference this year, is to go to www.neari.org/gingerbread and pick the most convenient way to donate.

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NEARI's Robert Walsh on the start of school, and Ihssane Leckey on why she thinks she should replace Congressman Joe Kennedy.

The one and only, Shannon Donnell is my very special guest today. Shannon is a nurse on the front lines in NYC right now, but she had three days off last week and graciously gave me some of that time for an interview to hear how things are going for her out there. You may know Shannon from her years of running the clinic for the O+ Festival

In the first half of the show, Rep, David Bennett (D) Warwick, and SEIU Healthcare 1199NE Elected Organizer, Emmanuel Falck sit down to talk about a series of issues with Erica Hammond, including the recent vote to increase the minimum wage in Rhode Island; the fact RI is the only state in New England without a minimum safe staffing requirement law, and what healthcare workers are planning to do to change that; and a shortened exchange on the need to increase pay for Direct Service Professionals that care for developmentally disabled members of society. In the second half of the show, a follow-up to a recent segment, we bring back Nick Carnevale, VP of the Scituate custodians, and Joshua Homerston, President, Local 855 of NEARI, to describe the VICTORY! and outpouring of community support demonstrated after educating the public through a grassroots campaign as to the waste of privatization of services.

Bill Bartholomew sits down with NEARI Executive Director Bob Walsh for an in-depth conversation on education policy, 2020 Presidential election, Rhode Island politics, Rhode Island progressive alliance "Rhode Island Political Coop" and much more!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bartholomewtown?fan_landing=true)

In the first half of the program, Stephanie Mandeville from NEARI and Kathy McElroy of SEIU Local 580 sit down with Erica Hammond for the "Women in Leadership," program of our Women at Work series, talking briefly about their unions, who they represent, the role they play, and any specific issues or goals they are working to achieve. Then they will close with tips for women in labor interested in taking on leadership roles.And in the second part of the show, Jay Walsh from the American Association of University Professors at URI, will sit down with Erica to give an overview of his union's members and what they fight for; and he'll be looking forward at the new appointments to the university's Board of Trustees in February and offering his comments.

In this episode of The Bartholomewtown Podcast (RIpodcast.com), Bill Bartholomew sits down with South Kingstown School Committee Vice Chair and NEA RI Assistant Executive Director Sarah Markey to discuss two areas: the ongoing controversy surrounding Ms. Markey's potentially conflicting positions as a School Committee member and Teacher's Union official, and, her assessment e of South Kingstown, and greater South County's political and overall climate from her perspective as an active progressive political vote in the state.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bartholomewtown?fan_landing=true)

In this feature poetry piece we buckle up for an adventure into our relationships with the spiritual world and beyond. We'll also multiverse through dimensional spaces in time to give a few special thanks to the over world of guardian angels. Then we'll hop back and show our gratitude for our now world full of family and friends. So stretch out and prepare yourself for a hop skip and a little jump into yesterday's dimension of tomorrow's memories to give a special kudos and thanks to our resting brothers and sisters that cross dimensions and transverse time…..*** Featured Poem ***I'm not leaving you I'm here to stayI'll stay by your side and we can stop this togetherLet me give you strength let me give you hopeFrom Me to MeThen let me help youLet me share the painOpen up to meLet me inside and I'll fight this with youDays and nights fall hand and handBlending in without much saidThe days go by all through just oneMy aching heart and bones They do feel the sunWe live to protect what we hold dearAs long as we have that you can find the meaning on your ownThough I may not know my purpose hereIt gives me hope to know I'm hereWhether by choice or fate Angels tickle to let me know their nearWatching and making sure my path is clearJust when I think I know the plan you seethey flip the script on meThose tricky little beesAnd when I'm feeling low and see no end is nearI look within to make amends to me you seeYou got to Shine bright, brighter than anything change in It shows Just odd and outwardly This world is weird and hard to understandI often times feel lost within a multiverse through dimensional spaces in the same places yet weaved and intertwined togetherInto a distant land You know what I mean?I gotta tell yaThank you for that guiding hand That's swept me off my feetOff the astral plane Into this distant landI wish you…. happinessAnd into the hands of a loving famFor all those who are lost and live in fear My heart is with you hold on in thereLife may be hard and seem so unfair but remember there's always angels near. Sometimes it's hard to hear their call, sometimes they show up briefly in humans skulls instilling hope in those who forgot how to see Kind of like an optometrist who works for freeDear Hope, Please help lead the blind Into the light of lifeLove is for all of us to shareDo not deny it but embrace it for it is what your made of.. All you have to do is careAttributing Artists: Katarina Rose, mousepatrol, ymaaela, Roses1401

Larry Purtill of NEARI joins the Tara Granahan Show to discuss the student walkouts across the state in honor of the students killed in the shooting in Florida.