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This is part of a 3.5 hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Hankey. The interview is divided into 15 parts. This is part 9. He discusses the theory that RFK was involved in a conspiracy to assassinate his own brother, President John F. Kennedy. You can check out Hankey's documentaries his YouTube channel The Real History Channel.https://www.youtube.com/@RealHistoryChannel1/videosYou can also watch Dark Legacy on Amazon Prime here:https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Legacy-John-F-Kennedy/dp/B00INS453E***John Hankey is an independent documentary filmmaker. He teaches how history really unfolded and exposes conspiracies you didn't know existed. His films cover a wide array of topics, including the JFK assassination and the Uvalde School shooting to the Orlando Pulse nightclub attack and October 7 Israel invasion. He even believes the assassination attempt on Trump was staged. Put your headphones in, grab your tinfoil hat, and get ready to learn how the world really operates with John Hankey.Part 1: Investigating the JFK Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 2: 9/11 Inside Job & The Dancing Israelis w/ John HankeyPart 3: Rothschild's Created Israel & George Washington w/ John HankeyPart 4: The REAL Deep State, Kash Patel, and Cheney w/ John HannkeyPart 5: Trump is Most Subservient President to Israel in U.S. History w/ John HankeyPart 6: Dark Legacy - The Assassination of JFK_ w/ / John HankeyPart 7: Dark Legacy II - The Assassintion of JFK Jr. w/ John HankeyPart 8: Breakthrough - New Info on JFK's Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 9: Was JFK Killed By His Brother RFK? w/ John HankeyPar 10: Covid-19 Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 11: Trump in the Crosshairs - Was His Assassination Staged? w/ John HankeyPart 12: October 7: Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 13: What Was In Those Envelopes at Bush Sr.'s Funeral? w/ John HankeyPart 14: My Next DocumentaryPart 15: Rothschild's Profited From the Holocaust w/ John Hankey***You can check out Ladies Love Politics website to read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com.Be sure to follow the Ladies Love Politics channel on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Truth Social, Brighteon Social, Threads, and Twitter. Content also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you stream podcasts.

This is part of a 3.5 hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Hankey. The interview is divided into 15 parts. This is part 10. He discusses his documentary COVID-19: Inside Job, which exposes the truth about the 2020 plandemic.You can check out Hankey's documentaries his YouTube channel The Real History Channel.https://www.youtube.com/@RealHistoryChannel1/videosYou can also watch Dark Legacy on Amazon Prime here:https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Legacy-John-F-Kennedy/dp/B00INS453E***John Hankey is an independent documentary filmmaker. He teaches how history really unfolded and exposes conspiracies you didn't know existed. His films cover a wide array of topics, including the JFK assassination and the Uvalde School shooting to the Orlando Pulse nightclub attack and October 7 Israel invasion. He even believes the assassination attempt on Trump was staged. Put your headphones in, grab your tinfoil hat, and get ready to learn how the world really operates with John Hankey.Part 1: Investigating the JFK Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 2: 9/11 Inside Job & The Dancing Israelis w/ John HankeyPart 3: Rothschild's Created Israel & George Washington w/ John HankeyPart 4: The REAL Deep State, Kash Patel, and Cheney w/ John HankeyPart 5: Trump is Most Subservient President to Israel in U.S. History w/ John HankeyPart 6: Dark Legacy - The Assassination of JFK_ w/ / John HankeyPart 7: Dark Legacy II - The Assassination of JFK Jr. w/ John HankeyPart 8: Breakthrough - New Info on JFK's Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 9: Was JFK Killed By His Brother RFK? w/ John HankeyPar 10: Covid-19 Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 11: Trump in the Crosshairs - Was His Assassination Staged? w/ John HankeyPart 12: October 7: Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 13: What Was In Those Envelopes at Bush Sr.'s Funeral? w/ John HankeyPart 14: My Next DocumentaryPart 15: Rothschild's Profited From the Holocaust w/ John Hankey***You can check out Ladies Love Politics website to read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com.Be sure to follow the Ladies Love Politics channel on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Truth Social, Brighteon Social, Threads, and Twitter. Content also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you stream podcasts.

This is part of a 3.5 hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Hankey. The interview is divided into 15 parts. This is part 15. He drops his final bomb of the interview: the Rothschilds benefited financially from the Holocaust.You can check out Hankey's documentaries on his YouTube channel The Real History Channel.https://www.youtube.com/@RealHistoryChannel1/videosYou can also watch Dark Legacy on Amazon Prime here:https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Legacy-John-F-Kennedy/dp/B00INS453E***John Hankey is an independent documentary filmmaker. He teaches how history really unfolded and exposes conspiracies you didn't know existed. His films cover a wide array of topics, including the JFK assassination and the Uvalde School shooting to the Orlando Pulse nightclub attack and October 7 Israel invasion. He even believes the assassination attempt on Trump was staged. Put your headphones in, grab your tinfoil hat, and get ready to learn how the world really operates with John Hankey.Part 1: Investigating the JFK Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 2: 9/11 Inside Job & The Dancing Israelis w/ John HankeyPart 3: Rothschild's Created Israel & George Washington w/ John HankeyPart 4: The REAL Deep State, Kash Patel, and Cheney w/ John HankeyPart 5: Trump is Most Subservient President to Israel in U.S. History w/ John HankeyPart 6: Dark Legacy - The Assassination of JFK_ w/ / John HankeyPart 7: Dark Legacy II - The Assassination of JFK Jr. w/ John HankeyPart 8: Breakthrough - New Info on JFK's Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 9: Was JFK Killed By His Brother RFK? w/ John HankeyPar 10: Covid-19 Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 11: Trump in the Crosshairs - Was His Assassination Staged? w/ John HankeyPart 12: October 7: Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 13: What Was In Those Envelopes at Bush Sr.'s Funeral? w/ John HankeyPart 14: My Next DocumentaryPart 15: Rothschild's Profited From the Holocaust w/ John Hankey***You can check out Ladies Love Politics website to read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com.Be sure to follow the Ladies Love Politics channel on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Truth Social, Brighteon Social, Threads, and Twitter. Content also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you stream podcasts.

This is part of a 3.5 hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Hankey. The interview is divided into 15 parts. This is part 14. He discusses the documentary he's working on now - The Rothschilds.You can check out Hankey's documentaries on his YouTube channel The Real History Channel.https://www.youtube.com/@RealHistoryChannel1/videosYou can also watch Dark Legacy on Amazon Prime here:https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Legacy-John-F-Kennedy/dp/B00INS453E***John Hankey is an independent documentary filmmaker. He teaches how history really unfolded and exposes conspiracies you didn't know existed. His films cover a wide array of topics, including the JFK assassination and the Uvalde School shooting to the Orlando Pulse nightclub attack and October 7 Israel invasion. He even believes the assassination attempt on Trump was staged. Put your headphones in, grab your tinfoil hat, and get ready to learn how the world really operates with John Hankey.Part 1: Investigating the JFK Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 2: 9/11 Inside Job & The Dancing Israelis w/ John HankeyPart 3: Rothschild's Created Israel & George Washington w/ John HankeyPart 4: The REAL Deep State, Kash Patel, and Cheney w/ John HankeyPart 5: Trump is Most Subservient President to Israel in U.S. History w/ John HankeyPart 6: Dark Legacy - The Assassination of JFK_ w/ / John HankeyPart 7: Dark Legacy II - The Assassination of JFK Jr. w/ John HankeyPart 8: Breakthrough - New Info on JFK's Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 9: Was JFK Killed By His Brother RFK? w/ John HankeyPar 10: Covid-19 Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 11: Trump in the Crosshairs - Was His Assassination Staged? w/ John HankeyPart 12: October 7: Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 13: What Was In Those Envelopes at Bush Sr.'s Funeral? w/ John HankeyPart 14: My Next DocumentaryPart 15: Rothschild's Profited From the Holocaust w/ John Hankey***You can check out Ladies Love Politics website to read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com.Be sure to follow the Ladies Love Politics channel on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Truth Social, Brighteon Social, Threads, and Twitter. Content also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you stream podcasts.

This is part of a 3.5 hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Hankey. The interview is divided into 15 parts. This is part 13. He discusses the conspiracy theory surrounding the mysterious envelopes at George Bush Sr.'s funeral. These envelopes were placed inside the funeral program and given to the George Bush Jr., Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, Karen Pence, and Michelle Obama.You can check out Hankey's documentaries his YouTube channel The Real History Channel.https://www.youtube.com/@RealHistoryChannel1/videosYou can also watch Dark Legacy on Amazon Prime here:https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Legacy-John-F-Kennedy/dp/B00INS453E***John Hankey is an independent documentary filmmaker. He teaches how history really unfolded and exposes conspiracies you didn't know existed. His films cover a wide array of topics, including the JFK assassination and the Uvalde School shooting to the Orlando Pulse nightclub attack and October 7 Israel invasion. He even believes the assassination attempt on Trump was staged. Put your headphones in, grab your tinfoil hat, and get ready to learn how the world really operates with John Hankey.Part 1: Investigating the JFK Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 2: 9/11 Inside Job & The Dancing Israelis w/ John HankeyPart 3: Rothschild's Created Israel & George Washington w/ John HankeyPart 4: The REAL Deep State, Kash Patel, and Cheney w/ John HankeyPart 5: Trump is Most Subservient President to Israel in U.S. History w/ John HankeyPart 6: Dark Legacy - The Assassination of JFK_ w/ / John HankeyPart 7: Dark Legacy II - The Assassination of JFK Jr. w/ John HankeyPart 8: Breakthrough - New Info on JFK's Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 9: Was JFK Killed By His Brother RFK? w/ John HankeyPar 10: Covid-19 Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 11: Trump in the Crosshairs - Was His Assassination Staged? w/ John HankeyPart 12: October 7: Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 13: What Was In Those Envelopes at Bush Sr.'s Funeral? w/ John HankeyPart 14: My Next Documentary w/ John HankeyPart 15: Rothschild's Profited From the Holocaust w/ John Hankey***You can check out Ladies Love Politics website to read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com.Be sure to follow the Ladies Love Politics channel on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Truth Social, Brighteon Social, Threads, and Twitter. Content also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you stream podcasts.

This is part of a 3.5 hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Hankey. The interview is divided into 15 parts. This is part 12. He discusses his documentary October 7: Inside Job. Watch the interview series on YouTube! https://youtu.be/Q3BiXLiVBNYYou can check out Hankey's documentaries on his YouTube channel The Real History Channel.https://www.youtube.com/@RealHistoryChannel1/videosYou can also watch Dark Legacy on Amazon Prime here:https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Legacy-John-F-Kennedy/dp/B00INS453E***John Hankey is an independent documentary filmmaker. He teaches how history really unfolded and exposes conspiracies you didn't know existed. His films cover a wide array of topics, including the JFK assassination and the Uvalde School shooting to the Orlando Pulse nightclub attack and October 7 Israel invasion. He even believes the assassination attempt on Trump was staged. Put your headphones in, grab your tinfoil hat, and get ready to learn how the world really operates with John Hankey.Part 1: Investigating the JFK Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 2: 9/11 Inside Job & The Dancing Israelis w/ John HankeyPart 3: Rothschild's Created Israel & George Washington w/ John HankeyPart 4: The REAL Deep State, Kash Patel, and Cheney w/ John HankeyPart 5: Trump is Most Subservient President to Israel in U.S. History w/ John HankeyPart 6: Dark Legacy - The Assassination of JFK_ w/ / John HankeyPart 7: Dark Legacy II - The Assassination of JFK Jr. w/ John HankeyPart 8: Breakthrough - New Info on JFK's Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 9: Was JFK Killed By His Brother RFK? w/ John HankeyPar 10: Covid-19 Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 11: Trump in the Crosshairs - Was His Assassination Staged? w/ John HankeyPart 12: October 7: Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 13: What Was In Those Envelopes at Bush Sr.'s Funeral? w/ John HankeyPart 14: My Next DocumentaryPart 15: Rothschild's Profited From the Holocaust w/ John Hankey***You can check out Ladies Love Politics website to read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com.Be sure to follow the Ladies Love Politics channel on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Truth Social, Brighteon Social, Threads, and Twitter. Content also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you stream podcasts.

This is part of a 3.5 hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Hankey. The interview is divided into 15 parts. This is part 11. He discusses his documentary Trump in the Crosshairs, which details how Trump's assassination attempt may have been faked.You can check out Hankey's documentaries on his YouTube channel The Real History Channel.https://www.youtube.com/@RealHistoryChannel1/videosYou can also watch Dark Legacy on Amazon Prime here:https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Legacy-John-F-Kennedy/dp/B00INS453E***John Hankey is an independent documentary filmmaker. He teaches how history really unfolded and exposes conspiracies you didn't know existed. His films cover a wide array of topics, including the JFK assassination and the Uvalde School shooting to the Orlando Pulse nightclub attack and October 7 Israel invasion. He even believes the assassination attempt on Trump was staged. Put your headphones in, grab your tinfoil hat, and get ready to learn how the world really operates with John Hankey.Part 1: Investigating the JFK Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 2: 9/11 Inside Job & The Dancing Israelis w/ John HankeyPart 3: Rothschilds Created Israel & George Washington w/ John HankeyPart 4: The REAL Deep State, Kash Patel, and Cheney w/ John HankeyPart 5: Trump is Most Subservient President to Israel in U.S. History w/ John HankeyPart 6: Dark Legacy - The Assassination of JFK_ w/ / John HankeyPart 7: Dark Legacy II - The Assassination of JFK Jr. w/ John HankeyPart 8: Breakthrough - New Info on JFK's Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 9: Was JFK Killed By His Brother RFK? w/ John HankeyPar 10: Covid-19 Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 11: Trump in the Crosshairs - Was His Assassination Staged? w/ John HankeyPart 12: October 7: Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 13: What Was In Those Envelopes at Bush Sr.'s Funeral? w/ John HankeyPart 14: My Next DocumentaryPart 15: Rothschilds Profited From the Holocaust w/ John Hankey***You can check out Ladies Love Politics website to read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com.Be sure to follow the Ladies Love Politics channel on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Truth Social, Brighteon Social, Threads, and Twitter. Content also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you stream podcasts.

This is part of a 3.5 hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Hankey. The interview is divided into 15 parts. This is part 1. He discusses what got him interested in researching the truth behind the JFK assassination.You can check out Hankey's documentaries on his YouTube channel The Real History Channel.https://www.youtube.com/@RealHistoryChannel1/videosYou can also watch Dark Legacy on Amazon Prime here:https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Legacy-John-F-Kennedy/dp/B00INS453E***John Hankey is an independent documentary filmmaker. He teaches how history really unfolded and exposes conspiracies you didn't know existed. His films cover a wide array of topics, including the JFK assassination and the Uvalde School shooting to the Orlando Pulse nightclub attack and October 7 Israel invasion. He even believes the assassination attempt on Trump was staged. Put your headphones in, grab your tinfoil hat, and get ready to learn how the world really operates with John Hankey.Part 1: Investigating the JFK Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 2: 9/11 Inside Job & The Dancing Israelis w/ John HankeyPart 3: Rothschilds Created Israel & George Washington w/ John HankeyPart 4: The REAL Deep State, Kash Patel, and Cheney w/ John HannkeyPart 5: Trump is Most Subservient President to Israel in U.S. History w/ John HankeyPart 6: Dark Legacy - The Assassination of JFK_ w/ / John HankeyPart 7: Dark Legacy II - The Assassintion of JFK Jr. w/ John HankeyPart 8: Breakthrough - New Info on JFK's Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 9: Was JFK Killed By His Brother RFK? w/ John HankeyPar 10: Covid-19 Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 11: Trump in the Crosshairs - Was His Assassination Staged? w/ John HankeyPart 12: October 7: Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 13: What Was In Those Envelopes at Bush Sr.'s Funeral? w/ John HankeyPart 14: My Next DocumentaryPart 15: Rothschilds Profited From the Holocaust w/ John Hankey***You can check out Ladies Love Politics website to read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com.Be sure to follow the Ladies Love Politics channel on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Truth Social, Brighteon Social, Threads, and Twitter. Content also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you stream podcasts.

This is part of a 3.5 hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Hankey. The interview is divided into 15 parts. This is part 8. He discusses his documentary Breakthrough. This film uncovers new evidence on what really happened to JFK in Dealey Plaza more than 50 years ago.You can check out Hankey's documentaries on his YouTube channel The Real History Channel.https://www.youtube.com/@RealHistoryChannel1/videosYou can also watch Dark Legacy on Amazon Prime here:https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Legacy-John-F-Kennedy/dp/B00INS453E***John Hankey is an independent documentary filmmaker. He teaches how history really unfolded and exposes conspiracies you didn't know existed. His films cover a wide array of topics, including the JFK assassination and the Uvalde School shooting to the Orlando Pulse nightclub attack and October 7 Israel invasion. He even believes the assassination attempt on Trump was staged. Put your headphones in, grab your tinfoil hat, and get ready to learn how the world really operates with John Hankey.Part 1: Investigating the JFK Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 2: 9/11 Inside Job & The Dancing Israelis w/ John HankeyPart 3: Rothschilds Created Israel & George Washington w/ John HankeyPart 4: The REAL Deep State, Kash Patel, and Cheney w/ John HankeyPart 5: Trump is Most Subservient President to Israel in U.S. History w/ John HankeyPart 6: Dark Legacy - The Assassination of JFK_ w/ / John HankeyPart 7: Dark Legacy II - The Assassination of JFK Jr. w/ John HankeyPart 8: Breakthrough - New Info on JFK's Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 9: Was JFK Killed By His Brother RFK? w/ John HankeyPar 10: Covid-19 Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 11: Trump in the Crosshairs - Was His Assassination Staged? w/ John HankeyPart 12: October 7: Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 13: What Was In Those Envelopes at Bush Sr.'s Funeral? w/ John HankeyPart 14: My Next DocumentaryPart 15: Rothschilds Profited From the Holocaust w/ John Hankey***You can check out Ladies Love Politics website to read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com.Be sure to follow the Ladies Love Politics channel on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Truth Social, Brighteon Social, Threads, and Twitter. Content also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you stream podcasts.

This is part of a 3.5 hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Hankey. The interview is divided into 15 parts. This is part 7. He discusses the assassination of JFK Jr. and how his tragic plane crash might be a cover for a much more sinister plot.You can check out Hankey's documentaries his YouTube channel The Real History Channel.https://www.youtube.com/@RealHistoryChannel1/videosYou can also watch Dark Legacy on Amazon Prime here:https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Legacy-John-F-Kennedy/dp/B00INS453E***John Hankey is an independent documentary filmmaker. He teaches how history really unfolded and exposes conspiracies you didn't know existed. His films cover a wide array of topics, including the JFK assassination and the Uvalde School shooting to the Orlando Pulse nightclub attack and October 7 Israel invasion. He even believes the assassination attempt on Trump was staged. Put your headphones in, grab your tinfoil hat, and get ready to learn how the world really operates with John Hankey.Part 1: Investigating the JFK Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 2: 9/11 Inside Job & The Dancing Israelis w/ John HankeyPart 3: Rothschilds Created Israel & George Washington w/ John HankeyPart 4: The REAL Deep State, Kash Patel, and Cheney w/ John HannkeyPart 5: Trump is Most Subservient President to Israel in U.S. History w/ John HankeyPart 6: Dark Legacy - The Assassination of JFK_ w/ / John HankeyPart 7: Dark Legacy II - The Assassintion of JFK Jr. w/ John HankeyPart 8: Breakthrough - New Info on JFK's Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 9: Was JFK Killed By His Brother RFK? w/ John HankeyPar 10: Covid-19 Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 11: Trump in the Crosshairs - Was His Assassination Staged? w/ John HankeyPart 12: October 7: Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 13: What Was In Those Envelopes at Bush Sr.'s Funeral? w/ John HankeyPart 14: My Next DocumentaryPart 15: Rothschilds Profited From the Holocaust w/ John Hankey***You can check out Ladies Love Politics website to read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com.Be sure to follow the Ladies Love Politics channel on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Truth Social, Brighteon Social, Threads, and Twitter. Content also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you stream podcasts.

This is part of a 3.5 hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Hankey. The interview is divided into 15 parts. This is part 6. Hankey discusses his documentary Dark Legacy I. You can watch it on Amazon Prime here:https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Legacy-John-F-Kennedy/dp/B00INS453EYou can check out the rest of Hankey's documentaries on his YouTube channel The Real History Channel.https://www.youtube.com/@RealHistoryChannel1/videos***John Hankey is an independent documentary filmmaker. He teaches how history really unfolded and exposes conspiracies you didn't know existed. His films cover a wide array of topics, including the JFK assassination and the Uvalde School shooting to the Orlando Pulse nightclub attack and October 7 Israel invasion. He even believes the assassination attempt on Trump was staged. Put your headphones in, grab your tinfoil hat, and get ready to learn how the world really operates with John Hankey.Part 1: Investigating the JFK Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 2: 9/11 Inside Job & The Dancing Israelis w/ John HankeyPart 3: Rothschilds Created Israel & George Washington w/ John HankeyPart 4: The REAL Deep State, Kash Patel, and Cheney w/ John HankeyPart 5: Trump is Most Subservient President to Israel in U.S. History w/ John HankeyPart 6: Dark Legacy - The Assassination of JFK_ w/ / John HankeyPart 7: Dark Legacy II - The Assassination of JFK Jr. w/ John HankeyPart 8: Breakthrough - New Info on JFK's Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 9: Was JFK Killed By His Brother RFK? w/ John HankeyPar 10: Covid-19 Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 11: Trump in the Crosshairs - Was His Assassination Staged? w/ John HankeyPart 12: October 7: Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 13: What Was In Those Envelopes at Bush Sr.'s Funeral? w/ John HankeyPart 14: My Next DocumentaryPart 15: Rothschilds Profited From the Holocaust w/ John Hankey***You can check out Ladies Love Politics website to read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com.Be sure to follow the Ladies Love Politics channel on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Truth Social, Brighteon Social, Threads, and Twitter. Content also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you stream podcasts.

This is part of a 3.5 hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Hankey. The interview is divided into 15 parts. This is part 5. He discusses how Trump is the most subservient president to Israel in U.S. history.You can check out Hankey's documentaries on his YouTube channel The Real History Channel. https://www.youtube.com/@RealHistoryChannel1/videosYou can also watch Dark Legacy on Amazon Prime here:https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Legacy-John-F-Kennedy/dp/B00INS453E***John Hankey is an independent documentary filmmaker. He teaches how history really unfolded and exposes conspiracies you didn't know existed. His films cover a wide array of topics, including the JFK assassination and the Uvalde School shooting to the Orlando Pulse nightclub attack and October 7 Israel invasion. He even believes the assassination attempt on Trump was staged. Put your headphones in, grab your tinfoil hat, and get ready to learn how the world really operates with John Hankey.Part 1: Investigating the JFK Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 2: 9/11 Inside Job & The Dancing Israelis w/ John HankeyPart 3: Rothschilds Created Israel & George Washington w/ John HankeyPart 4: The REAL Deep State, Kash Patel, and Cheney w/ John HankeyPart 5: Trump is Most Subservient President to Israel in U.S. History w/ John HankeyPart 6: Dark Legacy - The Assassination of JFK_ w/ / John HankeyPart 7: Dark Legacy II - The Assassination of JFK Jr. w/ John HankeyPart 8: Breakthrough - New Info on JFK's Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 9: Was JFK Killed By His Brother RFK? w/ John HankeyPar 10: Covid-19 Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 11: Trump in the Crosshairs - Was His Assassination Staged? w/ John HankeyPart 12: October 7: Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 13: What Was In Those Envelopes at Bush Sr.'s Funeral? w/ John HankeyPart 14: My Next DocumentaryPart 15: Rothschilds Profited From the Holocaust w/ John Hankey***You can check out Ladies Love Politics website to read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com.Be sure to follow the Ladies Love Politics channel on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Truth Social, Brighteon Social, Threads, and Twitter. Content also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you stream podcasts.

This is part of a 3.5 hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Hankey. The interview is divided into 15 parts. This is part 4. He discusses the deep state, how dangerous Kash Patel will be as FBI director, and the evil that is Dick Cheney.You can check out Hankey's documentaries on his YouTube channel The Real History Channel.https://www.youtube.com/@RealHistoryChannel1/videosYou can also watch Dark Legacy on Amazon Prime here:https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Legacy-John-F-Kennedy/dp/B00INS453E***John Hankey is an independent documentary filmmaker. He teaches how history really unfolded and exposes conspiracies you didn't know existed. His films cover a wide array of topics, including the JFK assassination and the Uvalde School shooting to the Orlando Pulse nightclub attack and October 7 Israel invasion. He even believes the assassination attempt on Trump was staged. Put your headphones in, grab your tinfoil hat, and get ready to learn how the world really operates with John Hankey.Part 1: Investigating the JFK Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 2: 9/11 Inside Job & The Dancing Israelis w/ John HankeyPart 3: Rothschilds Created Israel & George Washington w/ John HankeyPart 4: The REAL Deep State, Kash Patel, and Cheney w/ John HankeyPart 5: Trump is Most Subservient President to Israel in U.S. History w/ John HankeyPart 6: Dark Legacy - The Assassination of JFK_ w/ / John HankeyPart 7: Dark Legacy II - The Assassination of JFK Jr. w/ John HankeyPart 8: Breakthrough - New Info on JFK's Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 9: Was JFK Killed By His Brother RFK? w/ John HankeyPar 10: Covid-19 Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 11: Trump in the Crosshairs - Was His Assassination Staged? w/ John HankeyPart 12: October 7: Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 13: What Was In Those Envelopes at Bush Sr.'s Funeral? w/ John HankeyPart 14: My Next DocumentaryPart 15: Rothschilds Profited From the Holocaust w/ John Hankey***You can check out Ladies Love Politics website to read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com.Be sure to follow the Ladies Love Politics channel on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Truth Social, Brighteon Social, Threads, and Twitter. Content also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you stream podcasts.

This is part of a 3.5 hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Hankey. The interview is divided into 15 parts. This is part 3. He discusses how the Rothschild's created Israel and how they owned George Washington.You can check out Hankey's documentaries on his YouTube channel The Real History Channel.https://www.youtube.com/@RealHistoryChannel1/videosYou can also watch Dark Legacy on Amazon Prime here:https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Legacy-John-F-Kennedy/dp/B00INS453E***John Hankey is an independent documentary filmmaker. He teaches how history really unfolded and exposes conspiracies you didn't know existed. His films cover a wide array of topics, including the JFK assassination and the Uvalde School shooting to the Orlando Pulse nightclub attack and October 7 Israel invasion. He even believes the assassination attempt on Trump was staged. Put your headphones in, grab your tinfoil hat, and get ready to learn how the world really operates with John Hankey.Part 1: Investigating the JFK Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 2: 9/11 Inside Job & The Dancing Israelis w/ John HankeyPart 3: Rothschilds Created Israel & George Washington w/ John HankeyPart 4: The REAL Deep State, Kash Patel, and Cheney w/ John HankeyPart 5: Trump is Most Subservient President to Israel in U.S. History w/ John HankeyPart 6: Dark Legacy - The Assassination of JFK_ w/ / John HankeyPart 7: Dark Legacy II - The Assassination of JFK Jr. w/ John HankeyPart 8: Breakthrough - New Info on JFK's Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 9: Was JFK Killed By His Brother RFK? w/ John HankeyPar 10: Covid-19 Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 11: Trump in the Crosshairs - Was His Assassination Staged? w/ John HankeyPart 12: October 7: Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 13: What Was In Those Envelopes at Bush Sr.'s Funeral? w/ John HankeyPart 14: My Next DocumentaryPart 15: Rothschilds Profited From the Holocaust w/ John Hankey***You can check out Ladies Love Politics website to read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com.Be sure to follow the Ladies Love Politics channel on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Truth Social, Brighteon Social, Threads, and Twitter. Content also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you stream podcasts.

This is part of a 3.5 hour interview with documentary filmmaker John Hankey. The interview is divided into 15 parts. This is part 2. He discusses how 9/11 was an inside job and how Trump distorted the story of dancing Muslims (when it was really Israelis).You can check out Hankey's documentaries on his YouTube channel The Real History Channel.https://www.youtube.com/@RealHistoryChannel1/videosYou can also watch Dark Legacy on Amazon Prime here:https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Legacy-John-F-Kennedy/dp/B00INS453E***John Hankey is an independent documentary filmmaker. He teaches how history really unfolded and exposes conspiracies you didn't know existed. His films cover a wide array of topics, including the JFK assassination and the Uvalde School shooting to the Orlando Pulse nightclub attack and October 7 Israel invasion. He even believes the assassination attempt on Trump was staged. Put your headphones in, grab your tinfoil hat, and get ready to learn how the world really operates with John Hankey.Part 1: Investigating the JFK Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 2: 9/11 Inside Job & The Dancing Israelis w/ John HankeyPart 3: Rothschilds Created Israel & George Washington w/ John HankeyPart 4: The REAL Deep State, Kash Patel, and Cheney w/ John HankeyPart 5: Trump is Most Subservient President to Israel in U.S. History w/ John HankeyPart 6: Dark Legacy - The Assassination of JFK_ w/ / John HankeyPart 7: Dark Legacy II - The Assassination of JFK Jr. w/ John HankeyPart 8: Breakthrough - New Info on JFK's Assassination w/ John HankeyPart 9: Was JFK Killed By His Brother RFK? w/ John HankeyPar 10: Covid-19 Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 11: Trump in the Crosshairs - Was His Assassination Staged? w/ John HankeyPart 12: October 7: Inside Job w/ John HankeyPart 13: What Was In Those Envelopes at Bush Sr.'s Funeral? w/ John HankeyPart 14: My Next DocumentaryPart 15: Rothschilds Profited From the Holocaust w/ John Hankey***You can check out Ladies Love Politics website to read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com.Be sure to follow the Ladies Love Politics channel on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Truth Social, Brighteon Social, Threads, and Twitter. Content also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you stream podcasts.

About the Guest:Robert X. Fogarty is a speaker, advocate, and social entrepreneur, best known as the founder and CEO of Dear World, an organization dedicated to storytelling through powerful images and personal narratives. Since starting as an art project in New Orleans in 2010, Dear World has evolved into a global movement celebrating the impact of personal stories. Robert has introduced the Brain Tattoo™ Storytelling Method to major organizations like Fidelity, UBS, and Duke Men's Basketball, and has worked with diverse communities worldwide, from survivors of the Orlando Pulse tragedy to Syrian refugees. His work has been featured in CNN, The Today Show, and The New York Times.Learn more about Robert by visiting his website https://dearworld.com/About the Episode:In this episode of the GrowthReady podcast, host Steve Mellor interviews Robert X. Fogarty, founder of Dear World. They delve into what it means to be “growth ready,” exploring Fogarty's transformative journey from a Hurricane Katrina volunteer to an entrepreneur, the impact of New Orleans on his life, and the power of storytelling in personal and professional growth. The conversation highlights the role of chaos, team dynamics, and self-awareness in leadership, as well as the value of authentic storytelling in building connections and supporting leaders in crafting their own narratives.Takeaways:Being growth ready means being curious and aware of your surroundings.Thriving in chaos can lead to personal and professional growth.Feeling needed is a powerful motivator for engagement and service.Storytelling is essential for connecting with others and conveying emotions.Opportunities often arise from unexpected places and experiences.Team dynamics are vital for success in any venture.Understanding the stakes involved can guide decision-making.Internal motivation drives excellence and personal fulfillment. Everyone has a version of excellence they aspire to.The temptation of excellence can be both powerful and dangerous.Self-awareness is crucial in leadership and personal growth.The story we tell ourselves shapes our well-being and relationships.Lies we tell ourselves can have serious consequences.Therapy can serve as a maintenance tool for personal growth.Creating a personal narrative is essential for authentic leadership.Collaboration can enhance the growth journey.Leaders need to engage in difficult conversations about their stories.Community support is vital for transformation.Sign up for the monthly newsletter with Steve and GrowthReady (formerly known as Career Competitor) by providing your details here - Request to become part of our communityAlso be sure to give him and the show a follow on Instagram @coachstevemellor

I'm honored to have Deb Del Vecchio-Scully back. Deb is a wealth of information for new and seasoned trauma therapists, alike. In this interview Deb shares about her experience delivering trauma treatment in the wake of school shootings and then goes into depth about what that treatment actually looks like. Deb has focused her career on helping clients heal from trauma and educating therapists about all aspects of trauma, particularly the impact of communal trauma such as school shootings. Because too many do not recognize or identify their symptoms as being trauma, Deb has devoted her professional work to engaging professionals and clients in better understanding the impact of trauma. Deb uses a holistic approach focusing on the brain and body's reaction to trauma, while using EMDR therapy, Neurofeedback, Attachment focused therapy, Yoga Therapy, Therapeutic Aromatherapy and a relational approach to healing. She discovered an intensive model of therapy exponentially increases the benefits and results of trauma therapy, particularly with first responders and recent traumatic events.Her work with traumatized communities includes survivors of the 9-11 terrorist attack, the Sandy Hook School Shooting and educating and supporting therapists in the Greater Florida area including those in the Orlando area following the Orlando Pulse shooting and the Parkland area following the Stoneman Douglas school shooting. During the Covid-19 Pandemic, she has provided consultation and education throughout the USA and the world. She has worked extensively with First Responders (police, fire, and public safety) and their spouses. Early in her career she was employed as a Police & Fire Dispatcher and is intimately aware of the culture which impacts all first responders. She has successfully engaged those who may have resisted treatment including law enforcement who responded to the 9-11 terrorist attack and Sandy Hook school shooting.Blending EMDR, Neurofeedback and Biofeedback, Attachment with Yoga Therapy, she strives to treat the whole person in a warm, compassionate manner.In This EpisodeDeb's LinkedInDeb's website---What's new with The Trauma Therapist Project!The Trauma 5: gold nuggets from my 700+ interviewsThe Trauma Therapist Newsletter: a monthly resource of information and inspiration dedicated to trauma therapists.

This week on an all new episode of the True Crime Never Sleeps podcast, we dive into the Orlando Pulse Night Club terrorist attack. One of the deadliest attacks in American history since the 9/11 terror attacks in 2001.  SPONSORS: PodDecks: www.poddecks.com - PromoCode Larry21 for 10% off your order Hunt A Killer: www.huntakiller.com - Promo Code TCNS for 20% off your first box DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ON ALL MAJOR PODCAST PLATFORMS. Follow Us on Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/truecrimeneversleepspodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/truecrimens IG: https://www.instagram.com/truecrimeneversleepspodcast If you like our content, consider becoming a financial supporter: Buy Us A Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/tcns Become a Patron: https://patreon.com/truecrimeneversleeps

What you'll learn in this episode: Why Amy onboards new law firms with a day of learning, and why familiarity with the business is crucial for long-term relationships with law firms  Why it is beneficial to have parallel relationships between the level of law firm associates and the level of in-house counsel Why law firms that are passed over by in-house counsel in the first round shouldn't give up on forging a relationship How junior attorneys can build relationships with in-house counsel without overstepping boundaries Why diversity and inclusion is more than just a buzzword About Amy Yeung Amy Yeung is General Counsel and Chief Privacy Officer, for Lotame, the world's leading unstacked data solutions company. Recognized as an expert in digital data and privacy, Yeung was previously Deputy General Counsel at Comscore, which she successfully helped guide through a corporate crisis. She also served as Vice President of Legal at Dataminr and Assistant General Counsel for ZeniMax. Yeung earned a J.D. from Duke University School of Law and a B.A. in political science from the University of Chicago. Additional resources: Amy Yeung's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amy-yeung-0518883/ Lotame - Website: https://www.lotame.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LotameSolutions LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lotame/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/lotame Law Firm Marketing Catalyst Podcast The relationship between law firms and in-house counsel is complex, but it boils down to one thing: how well each party understands the other. That's a lesson Amy Yeung, General Counsel and Chief Privacy Officer at Lotame, has learned all too well during her time as in-house counsel. She joined the Law Firm Marketing Catalyst Podcast to talk about how she selects the law firms she works with, how junior attorneys can prepare for partnership, and why diversity and inclusion isn't just a fad. Read the episode transcript here. Sharon: Welcome to the Law Firm Marketing Catalyst Podcast. Today, my guest is Amy Yeung, General Counsel and Chief Privacy Officer at Lotame Data Management. The Lotame Data Management platform is a data collection application that gathers and unifies audience data from a plethora of sources such as blogs and websites as well as offline information. Today, we'll hear more about that as well as how Amy evaluates and selects outside counsel. Amy, welcome to the program. Amy: Thank you so much. I'm delighted to be here. Sharon: Thank you so much. It's great for you to talk with us. Give us an overview of your career path. You're quite accomplished. Amy: You've very kind and generous, thank you. I went to law school, and from that, I clerked in the Delaware Court of Chancery under Vice-Chancellor Parsons, which was a phenomenal experience and gave me a chance to look at corporate law and corporate law litigation. After that, I joined the wonderful firm of Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr, where I was in a very broad securities group that included regulatory litigation enforcement as well as some corporate work. It was from that point in time that I took, let's call it, an early detour.  These days it's a little different, but at that time, going in-house was not expected, certainly not at those mid-level years. I spent nearly seven years at my first in-house counsel role. They were a publisher, and I helped them expand it for print and software across to a global platform. It was a phenomenal experience. I really enjoyed it. I think for all the lawyers and law firm individuals in the audience, it was a great way to get your chops and have an opportunity to work through a variety of issues, for me, squarely in the software and data space. During that time, I became a subject matter expert in data privacy and product counsel, which I mentioned. These days it has a name and phrase; back then, not so much. I also gained understanding of hardware, software, intellectual property and a lot of those issues. It's from that experience that I became general counsel for the then-unicorn in New York. There was another company that had already gone public, and this company, Dataminr, focused on social media and big data in the software and data space. In that regard, I helped them scale and easily pivot in significant ways. My work for Dataminr included things like getting certain tweets better geolocated and specific to subject matter that is an interest and for organizations like, say, the Orlando Pulse nightclub.  At that point in time, when there was a shooting in a gay nightclub, it provided media opportunities, like there were eyeballs inside the club just because of the number of people that were tweeting about the situation indoors. It really has made and continues to make such an impact on how we think about tweets, how tweets can be used in the broader public policy and global arena. These days when we get news, there's a reason why there are now tweets incorporated in stories about Pulse. Otherwise a journalist would have to go and search for them instead of tweets just being provided and shared by somebody.  From there, I went to Comscore, which was going through a corporate crisis. Two public companies merged, and then weeks later, an SEC investigation was announced for corporate recognition. So, I was comprehensively redoing business development with clients and redoing data privacy in light of the impending GDPR requirements. They were going through a lot of financial and other considerations. Where I am today is Lotame, which is still in the space which focuses on advertising technology, and in that regard, continues to do a lot of data collection. I continue to stay in software and data, but I'm particularly in this area. I help companies and organizations get to audiences and bridge the gap and encourage the sale of the products that we sell.  Sharon: It seems like an amazing application and platform, to be able to gather all this data from different sources and build a picture of who you're targeting or where they are. Amy: That's absolutely right. Certainly, many of the companies I've been involved with have a component of that. At ZeniMax, they started, frankly, in the digital age and did digital advertising when very few people were focused on that, not knowing, of course, that there would be a big pivot in the coming years. They do have a platform to be able to incorporate advertising data themselves. Dataminr had a slightly different use scenario, especially when it comes to where the true value is in the company, but being familiar with how one uses those platforms to derive those insights is very much fundamental to Comscore.  What we want to focus on, which is to your point, Sharon, is really understanding who your audience is, trying to drill down and get that full picture. Also, as we all realize, we have a laptop for work; we have a different laptop for personal use; there's a phone. What we do on each of these devices is very different, and it's also very different from how we watch TV or use Roku. These days, as I know we all realize as marketers ourselves, are trying to get that singular picture, which is very complex. We're not trying to bombard you across all the platforms, in most instances anyway. We're trying to get a personal product directed to you when you're using your personal device, as compared to a work-related product when you're using a work-related device. Sharon: It sounds like as you've been building your career, you've had to learn about marketing, or get more into marketing. How has that been for you, as somebody who didn't study that in school? All lawyers have to be marketers, yes, but— Amy: That's absolutely right. You're so on point. I'll say one thing here is knowing what your core products are at the heart. I serve as strategic advisor to these companies. Of course, there are certain areas in the law, in data privacy, in intellectual property, that could put me in a much larger position or disproportionate position to be able to serve as a strategic advisor as the companies themselves pivot what they're trying to sell. That's certainly one of the key areas, but to your point, other things I didn't study in school include the business of the business itself, as well as the marketing. I am grateful to have individuals who are generous with their time to help me understand what they do, which gives me the opportunity to think about how I can service them and service their needs. Also, frankly, I'm a consumer just like everybody else. There are lots of things I like buying. In that vein, perhaps different from some of the other areas of my practice, it is intuitively helpful to have those analogies, because I'm a consumer just like anybody and everybody else. Keeping my finger on the pulse of how marketing turns and what those initiatives are helps me round out the picture, which in turn helps me become the best strategic advisor I can be. Sharon: I would imagine that when you're evaluating outside counsel, or when a lawyer's trying to get to know you, that demonstrating that understanding would be very important to you. Amy: It's essential for every company I work with. I will say that, especially when it comes to law firms, one of my expectations—and I know this is not typical, although perhaps it may not be far off the standard—is that I always expect our new law firms to onboard with a day of learning with us. I say that because I have been counseling disruptive companies across all life cycles, so many of these companies are going through a significant change. It's not standard work, and I'm not looking for a standard law firm; I'm looking a partner in the long run. In order for you to best serve me, and for me to be able to best serve my clients, it means understanding what the business does, understanding where the asks are coming from in the big picture. It also relates to the level of risk, because in each of these companies there has been a different risk. There have been different short-term and long-term risks that we know and need to balance. That is the explanation to how there have been some wonderfully successful law firms I've worked with in the past. I think we all recognize and agree that the legal answer needs to be massaged in shape for the client, but it's really difficult, I think, for the law firms and partners and teams to give unqualified advice if you don't have familiarity with the types of choices and operational work the company is going through. Some of that is default. For a large, multinational public company, you can probably guess what that risk is going to be, or for a public company in a corporate turnaround. That probably gives you some ideas you can guess at, but there's still a wide variety. The day of learning is very much an investment with both parties, both the partners and anticipated staff on my side, individuals and executive leadership—who also have busy days—to share in terms of understanding what everybody does.  Sharon: When you select outside counsel, are you looking at it for your clients or for your company, or for both? Who are you choosing for? It sounds like you're advising your clients as to who would be a good firm to talk to. Amy: Yeah, there's a little bit of that. Obviously, when I say client, I mean the people in the company I service. Some of it's a little bit of both of those pockets. As general counsel, I'm looking at their whole company's profile and what the risk is. There's certainly a level of understanding what we can do on the legal side to make sure we've got a well-rounded team, which includes reaching out to outside counsel and drawing the line between what's in and out based on experiences with what the company's gone through and the current legal team. After that, selecting a law firm and understanding their expertise and niche is, perhaps to your quite astute point, Sharon, a little bit of magic as well as a science, in that you are looking for the right fit, the right team with the leader, what their fundamental goals and purposes are. That can significantly narrow or generally broaden the number of law firms that are in that pipeline. I will say for me, the best practice, both normatively as well as philosophically, is that I will ask for multiple RFPs from different law firms. I want to give everybody a shot. I also want to give many individuals an opportunity to get to know us, because even if this time it doesn't work out, it still gives us exposure and a learning opportunity. I think fundamentally, that's important. Sharon: Have you ever gone back to a firm when you initially selected a different firm, but the other firm stuck in your mind? Something came up and you went back to them and said, “This would be great for you,” or “I'd like to work with you on this.” Amy: Yeah, I think that goes along with the philosophical approach of a long-term partner. It doesn't make sense, in my opinion, to spend that much time thinking about an isolated circumstance. I think there's a lot to be learned. Frankly, I wouldn't be doing an RFP if the team wouldn't be learning something new. To your point, there are several times I can think of off the top of my mind. I might not have any doubt, but either we learn something new, or, frankly, it comes down to the way the firm continues to build and maintain their relationship. They've already given more reason to take a look at them a second time. Sharon: How have they continued to build? How would you suggest somebody continue to build on that initial contact of presenting an RFP? How do they build and maintain that relationship and demonstrate that they would be the firm for you the next time around? Amy: There are any number of ways a firm can do this. I'm thinking about discrete examples that can be useful. I think it's fair to say we all get hundreds of emails a day, so adding a line to a newsletter, while it may be on point, doesn't actually help me winnow down what's useful. There are a number of partners, for example—and not even partners, associates—who will add another line or two as they forward, to say specifically, “Take a look at X, because I think X would be applicable.” By definition, if they catch my eye, it gives me the opportunity to examine a lending opportunity and say, “Yes, that was very much on point,” or “No, it wasn't.” It's a next step which in and of itself I see as a learning opportunity.  There are events, for example. I know it is frequent that people want to send those along. It's often useful for the contextualization, such as, “This event might be of use in particular. When we talked about X, I thought the panel at Y would be really useful to you.” Again, it's an opportunity to learn more about us. It's an opportunity for them to respond and think about somebody on the team, if not myself, to join. There are a number of conferences and events that law firms have and host. You can see where I'm going with this item. Knowledge about that for in-house counsel, especially when compared to my law firm experience, resources are far fewer. Being able to quantify that, especially in a discrete way for my team, is helpful. We've all got so many virtual panels right now, so having a virtual panel, a virtual conference alone, is not necessarily going to move the needle. But again, being tactful about it paves the way for that type of relationship, because I know you're not going to inundate me; I know you're already working hard to understand the business in different ways. That is a distinguishing factor, in my opinion, with a number of law firms and individuals who reach out.  Sharon: I think it's important for lawyers and marketers to hear the fact that you do consider firms you passed over the first time around. I'm sure a lot of lawyers say, “Well, that was a waste of time,” and put the RFP on the shelf and never look at it or think about you or your needs again, whereas it sounds like it would be worth it for them to build on what they've already invested. Amy: I think that's right.  Sharon: You've been involved in several attorney organizations. Can you tell us about which ones, attorney or personal, that have been most beneficial? Maybe you've identified lawyers there at times because you've gotten to know them. Amy: I'll say as somebody who builds teams, I'm always on the lookout. When I think back to any of the organizations where I haven't otherwise met someone connected with somebody or hired in some capacity—I'm not sure I can think of one where I haven't had that situation. As we all know, talent comes in all shapes and forms, so it's my role to keep my eyes open in that regard. To your first question, Sharon, I certainly had a wonderful and many years with the D.C. Bar and the ADA, both being elected in initial polls with the D.C. Bar as well as some of those roles overlapping with the American Bar Association. I found that organization to be and continues to be wonderful and a great source of broad legal networking and the like. It was great, especially for me in understanding contextually the variety of things that somebody, even in the business law section or another section, could still be involved in. With that said, since then, I've also been very active and involved in other groups, which might arguably be a little smaller in nature. That includes, for example, NAPABA and other voluntary bar organizations. Sharon: NAPABA? I'm not familiar with that one.  Amy: Sure. NAPABA is the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association. It's a great group of individuals. Ultimately, we are not only serving our leadership on the local level with NAPABA D.C., but also on the national level, culminating with my last role as the Chair of Diversity and Inclusion in that committee. I am also serving in leadership as the char elect for the Association of Corporate Counsel, ACC. It provides an opportunity for in-house counsel to come together and share their experiences in a way that, as some would say, avoids the law firm “sharks in water” situation and permits individuals to speak frankly about their experiences. I think the ACC, under this leadership, does a wonderful job of being able to balance that. We all realize it's a full life cycle in terms of needs between companies as well as law firms and law organizations in order for all of us to be successful in our careers. That's been a wonderful set of experiences with law.  Sharon: You mentioned diversity and inclusion. Has that grown in importance? Have you ever experienced that a law firm has brought in a team to meet you, and they had their token Asian, let's say, or their token ethnicity to prove diversity and inclusion? How has that been for you? Amy: I have to say it's been a bumpy road. I'd like to think the issue is much more prominent on its face, and in particular much deeper and richer conversations are happening. To your point, I do still have experiences where individuals will pull together a team and think that's the right message to send to me, but ultimately that message is short-lived and doesn't actually prove itself out in the way the work is done and the way in which the individuals themselves are being paid and compensated. Those are issues and concerns that I have always been of the mind to note. I would be surprised if there's any in-house counsel in a position to hire where that isn't a competitive factor. That's the case, at least for me, in software data, because all of my companies and teams have been global in nature. The reason for that is because from my perspective, it is impossible for me in my role to be able provide the appropriate guidance to a company that has so many points of view. So, I need my teams, whether or not they're inside the four walls of the company, to be able to provide the creative guidance and global perspective in order to advise the business. If they're not able to do that, I'm not doing my job, and if I'm not doing my job, you know what needs to happen.  I've had a lot of success in that. Maybe one can say, “Well, she's in software; she's in data and a lot of things.” I admit that things like pivots of a company, disruptive business ideas, these are all traits that can only encourage a diverse team to be able to come up with creative solutions. I also admit that, at least for a while there, this industry probably entertains larger, greater ideas in that scenario than perhaps a traditional company, but you can't tell me, especially in the days of Covid, that there isn't a company that isn't otherwise struggling for better places broadly in our ecosystem. If I don't have these few clients, I simply don't do enough of a good job for my company. My team is encouraged to think outside of the box, in alignment with the legal requirements of what needs to happen. Where we end up ultimately is another thing, but I want to make sure my team is supportive of the company leads, and in order to do that, we need global views, whether or not that's in data privacy, whether or not that's in intellectual property. We need to be able to see and peer around the corner. The only way we are able to do that is when there are fresh perspectives and multiple perspectives, when we discuss and debate, and then ultimately align with the course of action that comes with the next steps.  Sharon: Do you see things outside of your firm? Do you see things changing in the world of diversity and inclusion, things that are going to stick? Maybe people are saying, “Well, that's the buzzword of today,” like Earth Day was the buzzword decades ago and then it popped up again. At least, that's my interpretation. Amy: Yeah, it's a great question, Sharon, and I thank you for asking it, because it's a very important topic. I mentioned earlier that the conversations these days are richer. By that, I not only mean total conversations and the transparency with which these conversations happen, but also in terms of the metrics that I and a number of other general counsel and chief legal officers expect. We anticipate a more fulsome picture, especially from law firms, in their data. I was just having a conversation last week with a global law firm. They had identified mutual stacks in terms of initial hiring and the like. We all know and recognize that we need to invite diversity of all sorts. It continues to be a work in progress, but is perhaps the easiest of all of the steps to achieve, to be able to then build that in your attention and create that pipeline is something I think all companies or organizations continue to struggle with. This is what I would expect to be the next steps in this dialogue. How has your firm retained diverse individuals moving up? How has your firm been able to elevate? I've worked with partners in law firms to be able to ensure that potential elevations are getting the substantive work that puts individuals in a position to be partner ready. We need that. That, to me, is a full cycle of success for all lawyers. That is the business model that I not only believe in, but I actually put the investment in. That is how this conversation is richer, but we need more people in the conversation, and we need more transparency with respect to how we can advance the profession overall. Sharon: What would your advice be to emerging attorneys or those that want to rise up the ladder, who don't have the sponsorship or patronage you're talking about? I think it's fabulous to be able to say to a partner, “This is a person we need to groom.” How would you suggest that lawyers pierce the corporate veil, in a sense, to get to you? That's my vision of it. Amy: Yeah, that's a great question. I'll add to your good observations what I've described as a dialogue. It happens over the course of a few years, so it's not just me who might say, “You've got an excellent attorney for these following reasons.” It's a way for us to get that full cycle of improving the next generation of attorneys coming in, which is what I hope all juniors in our space want to do. With that said, there are a number of things a junior attorney can do to put themselves on the radar. I know from a law firm perspective, the one thing that is often said is do the best you can do. Always say yes, all of those good things that I don't need to go over in our interview today. But certainly make a mark on the people for whom you work.  These days, more junior attorneys are getting mentorship with their counterparts, which is amazing and certainly didn't exist when I was on the law firm side or when we went to in-house counsel. I think there are more people on the in-house counsel side that create the opportunity for those parallels. I think that would be another thing I would tell junior attorneys to ask, which is to say—at least in my book, I make sure all of my attorneys start getting early exposure with law firm colleagues. It's important not only to understand the cadence and the business model, but also to build upon the ways in which one can create a relationship. If I'm expecting you on my side, that's an opportunity attorneys can ask for on the other side, which is to say, “Look, I'm not going to bill for my time, but it goes without saying there cannot always be a fly on the wall. I'd love to hear that early exposure about the way in which you, senior counsel or partner, are able to manage the client. Help me understand the political dynamic on this case. What's the risk profile?” Being curious and thoughtful about the group picture is something that a decade ago, I don't know that law firms were necessarily thinking about in terms of giving the right answer. That's a terrible generalization. I don't mean it to be quite literal, but what I mean to say is that these days, there are so many more opportunities. It's so much better for senior attorneys to bring in their junior attorneys to have that experience and start giving attorneys earlier opportunities for that exposure to be thinking about as they rise. I'm pretty positive that a lot of junior law firm attorneys I speak with or mentor are looking for that. It's a huge benefit to them in so many different ways.  Sharon: I could see how it would be a tremendous benefit in having the people within the firm know who you are and what you can do, but I'm saying, “Hey, I don't want to wait around for that,” or “Yes, I do that, but I want to get to know you better,” or “I want you to see what I'm learning here.” Basically, how do I get to you without having to wait for the partner to make the introduction or do whatever he or she has to do to get me to you? What's the best way to do that? Speak at conferences? Publish? What are you looking at?  Amy: That's a really great question. Let me see if I can't break it down, because you raise what is, at the essence, a complication of human dynamics. I don't mean that to be so philosophical, but I think that's true, because there's no one way that's going to catch my eye or catch somebody's eye. When you accurately identify, for example, writing an article, that is bound to catch somebody's eye. I don't know if it's going to catch my eye or somebody else's, but you got to put yourself out there. That's the number one rule in marketing, they say. You can't get the business unless you're at least trying to do that. There is some nuance in the other suggestions I raised, which is to say I'm not sure. I wouldn't necessary be advocating for a junior attorney who's on an account to directly reach out to the general counsel without having connected with the relationship partner. Sharon: I understand, but what if the relationship partner—if they don't feel threatened, let's say—says to the junior attorney, “You've got to figure out how we're going to build this relationship with Amy. We have our foot in the door. Where do we go from here? I'm too busy to think about it. You come up with a plan.” What would you say? What would your advice be? You've given us ideas, but how would you help advise him to expand the relationship? Amy: For a junior attorney? Sharon: To maybe go to the relationship partner or one of the partners and say, “Hey, I have Amy's ear. Let's do something with it.” Amy: Yeah, it's a great question. I would hope that all junior attorneys are thinking about how the state of relationship is more than just doing the work and thinking about the bigger picture. Maybe one way I would respond to this—again, this really does boil down to human relations—is that if this individual is involved in other types of organizations, such as the voluntary bar, it's a good opportunity. To answer your question, Sharon, which I think gets to the heart of human dynamics, I would hope that every junior attorney is thinking more broadly than just, “Let me do the work that's being asked of me,” and they are learning more about the client; they're thinking about the business relationship and, in particular for those who want to help develop the business, are taking all of the experiences they're learning from in each of their client matters and understanding where the core of that relationship is. That relationship can change quite drastically, whether it's a core corporate client of the law firm versus somebody who's smaller.  To answer your question more specifically how a junior attorney might be able to help expand, I think this is also where things like bar associations or just your knowledge on the street might be helpful. There might be something that comes in over email that they can forward on to the partner to say, “Hey, the law firm is doing this, and I think it would be great to forward for X client. I'm happy to do it unless you prefer to do it.” This is also where having parallel relationships between the level of the law firm associate and the level of in-house counsel can be helpful, because now you're not having to go up and down the ladder, so to speak, but rather you can just forward that on to the mid-level, and it's probably something you are both interested in, in terms of expertise or takeaways. Another way to do it is if you are learning about something yourself, bullet point three to five takeaways and share them with the partner for the panel. The recording might be of interest to the associates you're generally working with at that company, or it could be something you send directly to your midlevel. Again, if it's something new you've learned, I suspect it might be something your counterpart in the company might also be interested in, or at least it's an opportunity for you guys to be able to synch on knowledge. Sharon: I think that's wise. What you said is almost the essence of this whole conversation. First of all, I want to make it clear: I'm not advocating for anybody to go jump over their senior professional, their partner, whoever, even though I've seen that. The relationship doesn't end up very well. That's not what I'm advocating for. I do think what you're talking about is level-to-level, in a sense that the rising professional, the rising outside in private practice, if they are building that relationship with somebody around the same level in-house, how that could work in the long run very well, if one assumes they are providing value. Maybe I'm naïve, but some of the things you're talking about, I don't have to bring them up because—doesn't everybody say, “O.K., the bottom line is you've got to do good work, and you got to let everybody else know you're doing that good work”? I guess I skip over that because, to me, it's a given. Maybe it isn't. Amy: No, I wish it were a given. It wasn't in my life. I'm still struggling with that. I think studies show, actually, that is not a given with cultural considerations. Some assume that the work speaks for itself, so it is a plea to them to acknowledge, in a tactful way, what you're doing and elevate that. That's an art, and we all have to practice it. To your point, I'd love to think it's a given, but I don't think it is. Doing good work is also contextualized. I've said for many years, for myself as well as from others when listening to them identify, that you have to do the best work you can do, but what exactly does that mean? I think in this day and age, what it means to do good work is to understand what your fundamental client needs are, and that oftentimes isn't information you necessarily get from the first round. You have to be proactive about understanding that. That goes not just for the junior attorneys, but also for the relationship partners and the individuals who are working on the matters. Sharon: I think that's very sound advice, sound thoughts. We could have a whole conversation about what doing good work is. Amy: We certainly could. Sharon: Amy, thank you so much for being here today. Amy: Thank you so much. I really appreciate the invitation, Sharon.

Orlando, 2016. Wie jeden Samstag finden sich auch an diesem viele Tanzwütige und gut gelaunte Personen in den Clubs und Bars der Innenstadt ein. Einer dieser Clubs heißt Pulse. Ein bekannter Club in der Orange Avenue, dessen Publikum mehrheitlich aus der LGBT- Szene kommt. Um circa 2 Uhr morgens ist der Club noch gut gefüllt, es wird gerade die letzte Runde ausgerufen, und die circa 320 Gäste sind noch am Tanzen und Feiern. Um 2:02 beginnen laute Knallgeräusche im Eingangsbereich des Clubs zu ertönen. Die meisten Clubbesucher schenken dem keine Aufmerksamkeit. Einem der DJs kamen die Töne allerdings komische vor, er stoppte sofort die Musik und schrie: „Lauft! Raus hier! Da ist ein Typ mit einer Waffe!“ Polizeibericht: https://www.policefoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Orlando-Pulse.pdf Email: einachterlmord@gmail.com Instagram: einachterlmord.podcast music by audionautix

Columbine had a ripple effect across the country to how law enforcement responded to and engaged with an active shooter. One first responder, Officer Omar Delgado, who was first on the scene at the 2016 Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting, explains to Amy what training can't teach you when you're confronted with an active shooter.

For our final LGBT+ History Month episode, we're back in London to take a trip down memory lane AKA our first queer London memories - but not before a little discussion around Framing Britney.We cover Matthew's first memorable night in Soho *cough* XXL *cough* and discuss Brendan's lucky housing find, before exploring London's LGBTQ+ scene and history, speaking to Alim Kheraj, author of upcoming book, Queer London: A Guide To The City's LGBTQ+ Past and Present. Alim share's his favourite part of researching for the book, the importance of the hot pink pages inside, and shares a reading recounting the Admiral Duncan nail bombing of 1999. Looking to the future of London's LGBTQ+ scene, we speak to Sarah Moore, a founding member of the London LGBTQ+ Community Centre, who tells us more about the progress they're making to open this much-needed venue in the city and what you can do to get involved. ** This episode comes with a content warning, with descriptions of the Admiral Duncan bombing and the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting, which some listeners may find upsetting**Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/bottomingpodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

En este episodio de No salgas de casa (dedicado a la comunidad LGBTQ+), Mariana le cuenta a Sara la historia de Marsha P. Johnson, y Sara le cuenta a Mariana sobre la masacre en Pulse. Las imágenes referentes al caso están en nuestro instagram: @nosalgasdecasapodcast.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/nosalgasdecasapodcast)

Episode 54 has an emotional beginning as Jade expresses her sadness of continually seeing videos and images of black men and women still being murdered by police (1:20) on social media. JUSTICE FOR OLUWATOYIN SALAU! Jade reads "Toyin's" alarming tweets leading up to her disappearance and tragic murder (2:39). JUSTICE FOR BREONNA TAYLOR! Question. Why isn't there the same energy for the arrest and conviction of Breonna Taylor's murderers(8:00)? Jade gets emotional talking about the state of the country and the reversal of transgender health protection on the anniversary of the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting (13:19). DON'T FALL FOR THE OKEY-DOKE! In the midst of all current tragedy in our country, the news of Spongebob Squarepants' sexuality is revealed (17:29). Moving on to a lighter note, Jade talks about shows with strong black leads "Blood & Water" (23:53), "I May Destroy You" written , created, and starring Michaela Coel from "Chewing Gum" (29:29), and the Season 4 finale of "Insecure" (37:38) for "What's On The Queue?" Finally Jade closes the show with a reminder to stay safe, continue to protest, and continue to SAY THEIR NAMES (57:17)! Resources: https://blacklivesmatter.com/ https://www.usa.gov/register-to-vote https://www.gofundme.com/f/9v4q2-justice-for-breonna-taylor/ https://nymag.com/strategist/article/where-to-donate-for-black-lives-matter.html

An exclusive interview with Nyambi Nyambi and the new season of the critically acclaimed “The Good Fight”. Nyambi discusses all things “Jay Dipersa”, the political & social environment we currently are living in and how art imitates life. We also dive into his love of comics & his hoop skills! All that and more with host @lindaissogirlie @nyambi Nyambi Nyambi currently stars as investigator Jay DiPersia in CBS All Access’ “The Good Fight.” The acclaimed legal drama will return for its fourth season this April. Nyambi is most notably known for starring alongside Billy Gardell and Melissa McCarthy in the CBS sitcom “Mike & Molly.” For six seasons, Nyambi portrayed the sarcastic Senegalese waiter/café owner Samuel. Nyambi recently completed production on the upcoming Billy Crystal and Alan Zweibel film “Here Today.” Nyambi’s diverse list of television credits include PBS’ “Mercy Street,” NBC's "Blindspot" and “American Koko,” an ABC digital series from Viola Davis’ production company JuVee Productions. Additionally, Nyambi voiced the role of ‘Martian Manhunter’ in the Warner Brothers/DC Entertainment animated features “The Death of Superman” and “Reign of the Supermen.” A lover of theater, Nyambi has participated in New York City’s Public Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park. Working alongside Al Pacino and Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Nyambi starred in “The Merchant of Venice” and “The Winter’s Tale.” His additional theater credits include the first Broadway revival of August Wilson's “Joe Turner’s Come and Gone” and the role of Caliban in Classic Stage Company’s “The Tempest,” opposite Mandy Patinkin. He has worked with the Classical Theatre of Harlem and the Williamstown Theater Festival. Nyambi is a proud member of the Labyrinth Theatre Company based in New York City. Alongside Danai Gurira, Nyambi serves on the board for Almasi Collaborative Arts, an organization dedicated to developing emerging African artists. Nyambi is a first-generation Nigerian-American, born on the campus of the University of Oklahoma. He earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Bucknell University before earning his Masters of Fine Arts from the Graduate Acting Program at New York University. He played four years of Division 1 basketball for Bucknell and made the ESPN Dick Vitale “All-Name Team,” which honors the best names in college basketball. Post-college, Nyambi took on the role of coach and led basketball teams at teen camps. A comic book aficionado and avid gamer, Nyambi writes and draws in his spare time and has two published works as an author. He contributed a poem to the Eisner Award-winning graphic novel Love is Love, which continues to donate all proceeds to various charities in honor of the victims and their families of the Orlando Pulse shooting. Make sure to subscribe to AfterBuzz! - http://youtube.com/afterbuzztv HELPFUL LINKS: Website - http://afterbuzztv.com Apple Podcasts - https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/afterbuzz-tv/id407139777?mt=2 Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/afterbuzztv Like us on Facebook - http://facebook.com/afterbuzztv See on us Instagram - http://instagram.com/afterbuzztv Merch - http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/ ABOUT AFTERBUZZ TV: Created by Emmy winner Maria Menounos & producer Keven Undergaro, AfterBuzz TV is the digital broadcast network dedicated to producing live and on-demand after-shows, news and coverage for nearly every TV show featuring expert recaps & interviews with cast & crew. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On July 25th after less than 2 weeks of protests and millions on the streets, the current Governor of Puerto Rico announced his resignation.“I see the future of Puerto Rico and it has no Puerto Ricans” - from the chats that have fired up the entire Puerto Rican nation and led to more than a million people on the streets of San Juan. This week, the resignation of the Governor, Ricardo Rossello led to celebrations and worldwide coverage.Movements or Revolutions like the one happening in Puerto Rico have historically been led by the LGBTQIA+ community and people of color, but often we don’t get to hear their voices. While I was happy mainstream media is on the island, led by David Begnaud, a reporter for CBS who is gay and a fierce advocate for Puerto Ricans on the island - we need to hear more from the queer Puerto Ricans who are a powerful and impactful voice in these movements.“When you grow up queer, you grow up having to fight the system” - Joanna CifredoSo I wanted to speak to those community activists that are queer and who have contributed in impactful ways with their words and actions and writings. One thing struck me when I spoke to Joanna Cifredo for her interview: they fight because there is no escaping the kind of discrimination they experience. There is no alternative for them. From the time they are young they know they are one of the most marginalized and most oppressed of groups. And let’s talk about intersectionality as well because being afrolatinx and queer comes with very different barriers and challenges. More coverage on that is needed from those who have been doing the work. I hope to capture more conversations around that soon.During the interview, Joanna mentioned the Orlando Pulse tragedy and that was such a punch in the gut because even though many Boricuas died in that tragedy and many of us know that, there is not enough acknowledgement of the threats their community faces every single day.I wanted to bring together queer voices for this episode because I know there are not enough platforms and not enough coverage that acknowledges their contributions in their own words. Inclusivity shouldn’t be a fad or a buzz word, it should be an action. So let’s stand with them in solidarity and let’s acknowledge how important they are to this Puerto Rican Revolution because until there is justice for all there is no justice. I know I am a very small part of this movement but - I hope we recognize more and more the importance of these voices in a world that needs healing and unity.Joanna, Xavi, and Alejandro… thank you for letting me share your words, your passion and your intellect with our community of Boricuas both on the island and the Diaspora...I hope to see you en la isla or in New York someday soon…Pa’lante.___________________________________________________________________You can learn more about each of this weeks Interviewees at the following social media Instagram handles: @JoannaCifredo, @QueerJibaro (Xavi), and @AlejandroSantiago2020The first interview in the episode is with Joanna Cifredo a trans woman and Queer Activist who is doing amazing work with the Puerto Rican youth, the second is with writer Xavi Burgos Pena also an activist and amazing voice in the diaspora, and last but not least Alejandro Santiago, a social worker and community activist in Puerto Rico who is a powerful speaker and You can find Joanna's GoFundMe page here:https://www.gofundme.com/x2h5rw-supportcampalbizu?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fb_u_gThe Washington Post article by Lilliam Rivera can be found here:https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/what-puerto-ricos-protesters-can-teach-the-rest-of-us/2019/07/25/79bdf966-af00-11e9-bc5c-e

LGBT singer-songwriter Lucy Whittaker came to chat to Calum this week about being a role model in the community and playing fabulous Pride shows throughout July. Lucy even gave us an exciting live performance of her single Miracle! Calum couldn't let the show slip past without commenting on the recent NSPCC controversy and remembering the victims of the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting 3 years ago.

LGBT singer-songwriter Lucy Whittaker came to chat to Calum this week about being a role model in the community and playing fabulous Pride shows throughout July. Lucy even gave us an exciting live performance of her single Miracle! Calum couldn’t let the show slip past without commenting on the recent NSPCC controversy and remembering the victims of the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting 3 years ago.

We recorded this episode on Friday the 13th, so feel free to blame an arbitrarily-picked superstitious date for any problems with it.   Matt had to take care of some things, so Ryan and Dan were left to their own devices this week - and what a week it was.   In this episode:  Dan's friend Lindi Inman died from lung cancer Everybody is weird about death; we're all just weird about it in our own way American Atheists President David Silverman has been fired Trump launched missile strikes against Syria Another DAMF encounter The Rapture is coming... again Pastor who celebrated Orlando Pulse shooting has been convicted of child molestation Wisconsin Republican Paul Ryan is retiring PATRONS ONLY - Wayne Allyn Root says Robert Mueller has penis envy PATRONS ONLY - Alex Jones claims attractive women tried to date him in high school to convert him to Satanism Closing Song: Puscifer - The Humbling River   You can find the Godless Rebelution around the Internet at these links: Our Website: http://www.godlessrebelution.com Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/godlessrebelution Podbean: http://www.godlessrebelution.podbean.com Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-godless-rebelution/godless-rebelution iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/godless-rebelution/id872416298 YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/c/GodlessRebelution  FB Page: http://www.facebook.com/GodlessRebelution FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/GodlessRebelution  Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/TGRPodcast Patreon subscribers get more than 20 minutes of extras this week!   You can also send us hate-mail, show ideas, questions, corrections, whines, and rants at:  GodlessRebelution@gmail.com ~ OR ~ Send us a text or leave us a voicemail message at: 330-81-REBEL   YOU'RE WELCOME!

Yousef Mema, a 24-year-old nursing student in Gaza who witnessed the massacre, describes the killings and the aftermath and he has a message for U.S. lawmakers. Then, key narratives about the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooter, Omar Mateen, and his motives and alleged accomplices are falling apart. The Intercept’s Glenn Greenwald talks about the new information. We speak to two DA candidates in California: Geneviéve Jones-Wright of San Diego and Pamela Price of Alameda County. If successful, these new, progressive DAs could shake the criminal justice industry to its core and find themselves at war with the Trump White House.  And, Frank from Donnie Darko pays a visit to the White House.

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This week on Bag Ladies we start by remembering the victims of the Pulse Massacre after the one year anniversary of the tragedy. On Currento Eventos we’re focusing on incidents of police brutality in Omaha, NE where the police chief actually WANTS to FIRE 2 officers involved in a tasing murder incident and we once again lament the lack of justice in the Philando Castille case. We’re also wondering wtf is going on Missouri, some Flint officials have been charged with manslaughter in connection to Flint’s water crisis, and we discuss public housing both in England where victims of the Greenfell fire are in dire need, and in the US where Dump has appointed a wedding planner to oversee the NY/NJ regional office of HUD (wtf? It’s really only been 6 months tho -_-) For what’s your baggage we’re talking about the power of words and can words actually be reclaimed? We’re putting in our bags THE BLACK PANTHER MOVIE TRAILER (get HYPE) and the ass shaking mixes of DJ Oscar Nñ co-founder of the QTPOC party Papi Juice! Finally for our rotating theme we talk about the wondrous ways you sometimes have to code switch in order to keep your job. As always all the links are down below, thank you for listening! Victims of Orlando Pulse remembered: http://bit.ly/2rwSEXb Omaha Officers murder man with taser: http://bit.ly/2sPArrT Murderer of Philando Castile Acquitted: http://cnn.it/2rJ2NEJ Missouri legislator kills chicken on FB live: http://bit.ly/2sjkedy Flint officials criminally charged: http://bit.ly/2rwDMs6 Ways to help #GreenfellFire victims: http://bit.ly/2sLFLNx Dump does more stupid things: http://nydn.us/2tGyb38 Oprah on the n-word: http://bit.ly/2sjC00f Black Panther Trailer: http://bit.ly/2sLs9BG Oscar Nñ Fader Mix: http://bit.ly/2sLDEcB Oscar Nñ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/oscarnn

Epigraph On this episode we discuss ALL THE ROMANCE BOOKS with Bea & Leah Koch, owners of The Ripped Bodice—America’s only Romance bookstore. The Ripped Bodice is celebrating their one year anniversary this month!     This episode is sponsored by Books & Whatnot, the newsletter dedicated to books, bookselling, and bookish folk; check out the newsletter archive here. Follow Books & Whatnot on Twitter at @booksandwhatnot. We now have an email newsletter! If you want to get our show notes delivered directly to your inbox—with all the books mentioned on the podcast and links back to the bookstore we’re interviewing PLUS GIFs—sign up HERE. Introduction In which we feel real fancy, learn more about geography, and can’t stop asking for recommendations. We’re drinking French 75s and feeling classy as fuck. We’re Reading Bea is reading Murder on Black Swan Lane by Andrea Penrose (out June 27). And she recently finished An Extraordinary Union by Alyssa Cole, which she thinks will be a great gateway romance (out March 28) about a female spy posing as a slave. Fun fact, Alyssa Cole lives in Martinique, and Kim and Emma’s geography lessons continue. Leah is reading Kiss Me That Way by Laura Trentham and Flirting with Disaster by Victoria Dahl. Emma is reading Hot Dog Taste Test by Lisa Hanawalt—a graphic foodie memoir that is weird and delicious. She also just started Kim & Kim by Magdalene Visaggio, which is a comic about punk rock bounty hunters in space. Kim is reading Love Is Love a graphic anthology written in response to the Orlando shooting curated by Marc Andreyko; an important, but difficult read. All proceeds for the book go to the victims, survivors, and families affected by the Orlando Pulse shooting. Which is to say, everyone should buy this book. She’s also reading The Book of Joan by Lidia Yuknavitch (out April 18) a futuristic space Joan of Arc story, which hits weirdly close to home in its political content. We’re Excited About: Bea and Leah have so many frontlist romance novels to tell you about: An Extraordinary Union by Alyssa Cole (more than worth a second mention and out March 28) Full Mountie (#3 in the Frisky Beavers series) by Ainsley Booth & Sadie Haller (out April 4) First in the Frisky Beavers series is Prime Minister “and is basically about if Justin Trudeau weren’t married and liked kinky sex.” Ramona Blue by Julie Murphy (author of Dumplin’; out May 9) The Thing About Love by Julie James (out April18)  Julie James will be making an appearance at Ripped Bodice on her author tour! The Devil in Spring by Lisa Kleypas (#3 in The Ravenels series, with the kids of characters from her Wallflowers series) Emma is excited for Tender by Sofia Samatar (writer of A Stranger in Olondria and out April 11 from Small Beer Press) and Next Year, for Sure by Zoey Leigh Peterson, which is the only book about polyamory she has read so she asked for more recs... SIDETRACK: Polyamory Recommendations Laid Bare by Lauren Dane (#1 in the Brown Family series) Maya Banks Glutton for Pleasure by Alisha Rai Back to frontlist... Kim is looking forward to The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas Whereas: Poems by Layli Long Soldier The Mother of All Questions by Rebecca Solnit Dear Ijeawele, or a Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Chapter I [19:00] In which we discuss Bea & Leah’s Romance Origin Story, Talk Vaginal-Looking Covers, and Get ALL THE ROMANCE RECOMMENDATIONS Bea loved historical fiction (and historical fashion) and introduced Leah to The Bridgertons series by Julia Quinn (which is great for people who want to test the waters of regency romance) First in the series is The Duke and I Leah ultimately came to love contemporary romances and became a hardcore romance fan with the help of Nora Roberts—The Bride Quartet series is one of her favorites First in the series is Vision in White Also mentioned: Julie James, whose newest book is The Thing About Love (mentioned earlier and out April 18) and Susan Elizabeth Phillips whose newest book is First Star I See Tonight Where to Start with Contemporary: First, what level of heat are you looking for? Super graphic and dirty? Or cloaked in metaphor? Not Quite As Dirty Nora Roberts It Had to Be You (Chicago Stars #1) by Susan Elizabeth Phillips. You know, the one with the boobs on the cover: Heroine Complex by Sarah Kuhn (for geek fandom readers) Really Dirty Recs Beautiful Bastard (Beautiful Series #1) by Christina Lauren Vampire Romance Recommendations (because we love Buffy) Dark Lover (Black Dagger Brotherhood #1) by J.R. Ward (super dirty) Nice Girls Don’t Have Fangs (Jane Jameson #1) by Molly Harper (funnier romance) The Care and Feeding of Stray Vampires (Half Moon Hollow #1) by Molly Harper Famous people make appearances as vampires—people like Dick Cheney Witchbian Romances (because we love Willow) Better Off Red by Rebekah Weatherspoon (Vampire Sorority Sisters #1) (lesbian vampire sorority) Dance Upon the Air (Three Sisters Island Trilogy #1) by Nora Roberts Dark Witch (Cousins O’Dwyer Trilogy #1) by Nora Roberts Lunatic Fringe by Allison Moon (Kim rec: werewolf lesbian feminist) Two Sexy Nonfic Picks Girl Sex 101 by Allison Moon Come As You Are by Emily Nagoski Side note: Send us a pic of your favorite vaginal cover (via email or Twitter)! Like this: Non-Paranormal Queer/Diverse Recs Rebekah Weatherspoon (also has non-vampire lesbian romances) For Real by Alexis Hall (author of some gorgeous MM romances) Damon Suede writes super hot romances, which are frequently about firemen; his newest title is Lickety Split (out March 17) The Prince’s Psalm by Eric Shaw Quinn (a Biblical gay romance) First Position by Melissa Brayden (lesbian ballerinas) I’ll Give You the Sun by Jandy Nelson (MM YA) Georgia Peaches and Other Forbidden Fruit by Jaye Robin Brown (FF YA) The Soldier’s Scoundrel by Cat Sebastian (gay regency) K.J. Charles (also writes gay regency, but they’re not all dukes) Wanted, A Gentleman is one of her newer titles The Spare and the Heir (Lords of Time #5) by Jenn LeBlanc (gay victorian) LeBlanc is also a photographer and illustrates many of her romances with super hot photos. Glutton for Pleasure by Alisha Rai (mentioned earlier as poly rec) Trade Me by Courtney Milan (Cyclone #1) (contemporary romance with POC characters) The Countess Conspiracy (Brothers Sinister #3) by Courtney Milan Beverly Jenkins writes African American historicals Breathless (Old West #2) is her newest release Daughters of a Nation by Alyssa Cole, Piper Huguley, Lena Hart & more (an anthology of stories about black suffragettes) Silk, Swords, and Surrender by Jeannie Lin The Tang Dynasty series by Jeannie Lin (about the ancient Chinese Tang dynasty & recommended if you liked the Netflix show Marco Polo. This series is even better with intrigue and sword fighting) Butterfly Swords is the first in the series Originally posted by l231 Chapter II [36:50] In which we chat about The Ripped Bodice, the romance community, and what it means to be feminist. -Fifty Shades of Gray, why they don’t sell it (it’s not a good representation of BDSM), and how they help customers find their next read after Fifty Shades -Ripped Bodice looks like a very fancy lingerie dressing room (yes, they have a fainting couch). The store is separated into 5 Zones, which are decorated to reflect their genre: Historical, Contemporary, Paranormal, Erotica, and Everything Else -Sidelines: bookish things, but also things that will appeal to romance readers like stuff about feminism. Solid rec for Juniper & Ivy’s nerdy wood laser cut pieces.  “Part of being a romance bookstore is being unapologetically feminist and sex positive” Chapter III [48:35] In which Bea goes hardcore practical for her Station Eleven pick, people are kinda boring (in a good way), and we talk sexy nonfiction. Bea’s Station Eleven pick is Robert’s Rules of Order by Henry Robert. Leah is bringing “the most comprehensive survival guide [she] can find.” Originally posted by batesmotel On a desert island, Leah is bringing Happy Ever After Nora Roberts (#4 in the Bride Quartet) and Bea is bringing A Week to Be Wicked by Tessa Dare. On their Wild adventure, Bea would bring one of Alison Weir’s “crazy tudor histories” and Leah would bring The Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler by E.L. Konigsburg Anne Boleyn, a King’s Obsession (one of Weir’s newest books out May 16) Bookseller Confession: “Your tawdry thing that you think is super scandalous is really boring...” The Dirtiest Romance You’ve Read Olivia Cunning’s Sinners on Tour series First in the series: Backstage Pass J.R. Ward’s Black Dagger Brotherhood series First in the series: Dark Lover Impossible Handsell Self-published titles with god-awful covers and non-fiction i.e. Come As Your Are by Emily Nagoski and Playing Well with Others: Your Field Guide to Discovering, Exploring, and Navigating the Kink, Leather, and BDSM Communities by Lee Harrington and Mollena Williams The Romance Books Every Bookseller Should Recommend Daughters of a Nation by Alyssa Cole Beyond Heaving Bosoms by Sarah Wendell and Candy Tan Also, have more than two romances and don’t laugh (or sneer) at your customers who are buying romance novels. Come on. Originally posted by yourreactiongifs Favorite Bookstores LA Bookstore: Diesel Childhood Bookstore: Women & Children First Not-Yet-Open Bookstores: The Queens Bookshop and Books Are Magic European Bookstores: Persephone Books (London) and Shakespeare & Co. (Paris) Favorite Literary Media The romance/life blog Smart Bitches, Trashy Books and their podcast Smart Podcast, Trashy Books Book Riot Girls at Library Heroes and Heartbreakers Romance Twitter—follow all your favorite authors on Twitter Epilogue [1:02:20] The Ripped Bodice can be found so many places on the internet the store’s website Instagram Twitter Facebook You can also sign up for the Ripped Bodice newsletter on their website—they’ve got events, recommendations, and a thing called Fitzwilliam’s Corner (that’s Fitzwilliam Waffles; he’s their dog, he is awesome, and he has his own Instagram).   You can find us on Twitter at @drunkbookseller and everywhere else as DrunkBooksellers (plural). Emma tweets @thebibliot and writes bookish things for Book Riot. Kim tweets occasionally from @finaleofseem, but don’t expect too much. BONUS CONTENT We always have more content than we can fit into one hour and this time said content was extra interesting. So for all the people who read our show notes and/or subscribe to our newsletter, here are a few more recommendations from Bea & Leah Romances That Are Library/Bookstore-Adjacent Broken Resolutions (Lovestruck Librarians #1) by Olivia Dade Taking the Heat by Victoria Dahl (Girls Night Out #4) Rock Addiction by Nalini Singh (Rock Kiss #1) (librarian falls in love with a rockstar) Romances About Publishing/Writing  The Hating Game by Sally Thorne (publishing romance) Temptations of a Wallflower by Eva Leigh (#4 Wicked Quills of London) (historical where the woman writes erotica) How to Woo a Reluctant Lady by Sabrina Jeffries (#3 Hellions of Halstead Hall) (main character writes gothics)  

BHL: Justice Is Served -- In this episode Black Hollywood Live hosts Chelsea Galicia, Shaka Smith, Yemi  Abayomi and Domonique Price discuss legal cases for the week of January 18th, 2016 including Donald Trumps slate of Lawsuits, the wife of the Orlando Pulse shooter being arrested, the Department of Justice deal with Maryland and coming down on Chicago and much more.

On this edition of Good Morning Orlando Bud, Alan, and Yaffee talk about the latest top stories in the news!Orlando PULSE terrorist's wife Noor Salman arrested for obstructing justice and giving support to her husband to carry out the terrorist attack. The question is, Why now? AND The Inauguration boycott grows! Do you care if the sore losers don't show up? ALSO Bud goes over Florida's new gun bills. PLUS Steve A. Smith blasts fellow blacks for their stand against Trump. If you missed ANY of the show you can catch the podcast here now!!

This is a story about a mosque that was torched just after the 15 th anniversary of 9/11. But this isn’t just any mosque. This was the mosque the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooter attended. Find out more.

  MaggiVan Dorn talks with Peter Gudaitis In the wake of the 9/11tragedy fifteen years ago, an organization called New York Disaster InterfaithServices (NYDIS) came together to coordinate disaster relief.  Since thattime, NYDIS has grown and gone on to provide relief after Hurricane Sandy andother disasters.  In this episode of our free podcast series “NYC Faith Leaders,” Maggi Van Dorn talks with Peter B.Gudaitis, Chief Response Officer of NYDIS, about the challenges of coordinatingdisaster relief in a city comprised of hundreds of separate cultural and faithcommunities, and how to train religious leaders to provide emergency responseto a multi-faith population.  Highlights: On the current state ofnational disaster relief: "Inthe United States, when a disaster happens, only citizens and green cardholders can get federal disaster assistance… you could be in legal immigrantstatus but not qualify for federal assistance or state assistance." On the importance of religious diversity literacy: "Is the city prepared to feed [peoplevegetarian, halal or kosher meals]?  Do our medical professionalsunderstand the prohibitions against different genders touching one another? Doour shelters have the ability to shelter men and women separately, or women andchildren separately from men? The answer today quite frankly is no." On recent advancements in disaster relief: Sincethe Obama administration, F.E.M.A. has adopted something called whole communitydoctrine, which in short means that government needs to be prepared to supportthe needs of all communities at the local level, and not just the majority …that means marginalized communities, non-English speaking communities, thepoor, the well-resourced … men, women, children, gay communities, straightcommunities, all of that." On the unfortunate reportsof judgmental chaplains at the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting: "If you don’t see the personyou’re caring for as a whole person, if you see the part of them that you findsinful as something that you have to make some sort of navigating decisionsaround, you’re not fully present for that person, and they’re going to be ableto tell." On disaster chaplains: "Disaster spiritual care isan expertise that has to be taught and learned and practiced … it’s not a giftof the spirit in and of itself.  Certainly since 9/11 there have beensignificant changes in the application of emotional and spiritual care … it'sbeen more structured … it's kind of like the distinction between graduatingfrom medical school and being a brain surgeon.  You might have the basicsbut you really have to develop and practice an expertise." We hope you will not justlisten to this series, but download the podcasts to hear while driving,jogging, or washing the dishes.  And subscribe in order to be alerted whennew installments are available.  It’s a great way to learn about thefaiths of our New York City neighbors.

In this episode Ashna and I talk about the fan letters we have received from around the world recently, the improv class we have been taking at the Groundlings, the benefit that I put on for the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting victims which included my friends Bill Burr, Hannibal Buress and Anthony Jeselnik. The benefit also took place because Dave Chappelle encouraged me to do it. We also talk about the murders of five police officers in Dallas this week and the state of crisis currently griping the United States at the moment. To end this episode I have included the recording I made last year as I drove along with my cousin Officer Ron Ryan as he patrolled the streets of Boynton Beach, Florida. If there was ever a good cop to remind you that not all cops are bad and that most of them are committed to doing good for the community it is my cousin Ron. United We Stand Indeed People!

Due to the recent terror attacks in Orlando and around the world, journalist Michael Lambert joins Jessilyn and Taylor as they discuss how each were affected by the Orlando Pulse shooting. Hear each side of the story and how Christians can reach out to the hurting.

Dedicated to all those who lost their lives in the Orlando Pulse massacre. Featured on BBC Introducing **Maybe** ©Music and Lyrics by Scott Finnell (Verse 1) Maybe I can feel your heart is breaking Maybe I can feel your heart is aching Maybe I can feel it in my heart Maybe I can feel the love we had Maybe I can feel that love is gone Maybe I can touch your heart tonight (Chorus) Maybe I could change the way I feel Maybe I could learn to hold you tight Maybe I could open up my heart And maybe you could feel my breaking heart tonight Whoa Whoa oh oh (Bridge) We are the lonely ones tonight and we cry oh don’t we cry Cuz we need the ones we love to hold us tight (Verse 2) Maybe I could make the world stop Maybe I could make your life a dream Maybe I could understand the reasons Maybe I could understand the why Maybe I could change the world tonight Maybe I could make your life a dream Maybe I could understand the reasons Maybe I could understand the why Maybe I could change the world tonight

Dedicated to all those who lost their lives in the Orlando Pulse massacre. Featured on BBC Introducing **Maybe** ©Music and Lyrics by Scott Finnell (Verse 1) Maybe I can feel your heart is breaking Maybe I can feel your heart is aching Maybe I can feel it in my heart Maybe I can feel the love we had Maybe I can feel that love is gone Maybe I can touch your heart tonight (Chorus) Maybe I could change the way I feel Maybe I could learn to hold you tight Maybe I could open up my heart And maybe you could feel my breaking heart tonight Whoa Whoa oh oh (Bridge) We are the lonely ones tonight and we cry oh don’t we cry Cuz we need the ones we love to hold us tight (Verse 2) Maybe I could make the world stop Maybe I could make your life a dream Maybe I could understand the reasons Maybe I could understand the why Maybe I could change the world tonight Maybe I could make your life a dream Maybe I could understand the reasons Maybe I could understand the why Maybe I could change the world tonight

Dedicated to both the victims and families of the Orlando Pulse nightclub massacre. Remember to love and treat each other with respect always.

Todays podcast is all about the life of people holding student loans. I've learned a lot about how loans work, and the best practices on staying smart and ahead of those who are out to get me. This episode is dedicated to all of the victims of the Orlando Pulse nightclub victims. Together we stand strong. #WeStandWithOrlando Visit https://www.gofundme.com/PulseVictimsFund to donate.

Join us as we bring you uodated coverage on the Orlando shooting.  We hope to bring this throughout the day.  We hope you will call in and express feelings.  This is a difficult time.  We want to come together as a community on the show.  We are here for you all. We will be taking your questions at 215-383-3795 during the live broadcast.  This will also be available for replay if you missed the show.  Remember to follow us at @tracyfortshow, like us on Facebook at The Tracy Fort Show, and you can always e-mail the show at thetracyfortshow@gmail.com.  Thank you for listening and supporting us!

.@slcmayor Jackie Biskupski calls to pay her respects for the #OrlandoShooting victims. She also gives details on the #candlelightvigil in #SaltLakeCity and #Provo. #altlakecity #Orlando #Pulse