Podcast appearances and mentions of Patrick Cunningham

Bloodstock Sales Rep at New Zealand Bloodstock, Patrick Cunning ham catches up with the team to update us on what they have going on over at NZB, gavelhouse.com & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pinhooking is a term we often hear when it comes to the selling of thoroughbreds. Patrick Cunningham from NZB says many will be doing same at the upcoming weanling sales.

NZB's Bloodstock sales representative Patrick Cunningham joins the show to chat the national yearling sale. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Rev. Patrick Cunningham continues our Lenten sermon series on "Arguing with God" Luke 15:1-10

Strange New Worlds, Ssn 1 Ep 1, "Strange New Worlds"   Todd welcomes back, comedian and friend, Patrick Cunningham (@yungfierstein on IG). They discuss "knowing" things, Captain America speeches, and Canadian television...ooh, and Star Trek!

Patrick Cunningham from New Zealand blood stock catches up with the team to talk Bonus Boost for the Karaka Millions, the up coming Stud Tours next week & more courtesy of New Zealand Bloodstock, where winning begins. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bloodstock Rep at New Zealand Bloodstock Patrick Cunningham catches up with The Good oil from Flemington to talk about Derby Day, the atmosphere on track, pick a few winners and update us on the week for New zealand Bloodstock, where winning begins Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discovery Ssn 2 Ep 12 – “Through the Valley of Shadows”   Todd welcomes back Patrick Cunningham for a discussion of choosing your fate, sibling rivalry, Steve Martin (yes, THAT Steve Martin)... and Star Trek!   @yungfierstein on IG

This Week Rev. Patrick Cunningham preaches from Psalm 91

This Week Rev. Patrick Cunningham preaches from Psalm 73

This Week Rev. Patrick Cunningham preaches from Psalm 103

Cyle Pool, Adam Ballard and Jeremy Duvall share their tips for playing against some of the stronger units and army builds currently in our game. Huge thanks to Patrick Cunningham for the show topic!

Cyle Pool, Adam Ballard and Jeremy Duvall share their tips for playing against some of the stronger units and army builds currently in our game. Huge thanks to Patrick Cunningham for the show topic!

This Week Rev. Patrick Cunningham preaches from John 20:19-31

This Week Rev. Patrick Cunningham preaches from Matthew 25:31-46

Star Trek: Discovery, Ssn 1 Ep 8 – “Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum”   Todd welcomes back to the big show, the recently relocated comedian, Patrick Cunningham. They talk about the mysterious Kirsten Beyer, Klingons (the 'Florida Men' of the galaxy), Adventures in Babysitting...oh yeah, and Star Trek.   @yungfierstein on IG   Prehipstoric (2017): A Comedy Album from Patrick Cunningham is available now on Spotify!   https://www.facebook.com/Clockworkcomedy     https://www.trek.fm/literary-treks/2   https://www.johnscottdirector.com/  

This Week Rev. Patrick Cunningham preaches from Matthew 17:1–13

The mental and physical rewards of doing yoga are clearly established, but have you thought about the positive impact those rewards can have on a child?  Mom Squad member Corrina Crade and her husband Patrick Cunningham join Krista on this episode to discuss Pogie The Yogie, a special yoga program designed for children.  http://pogietheyogie.com/https://corrinacrade.com/https://crademadeentertainment.com/https://instagram.com/crademade_?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand Bloodstock gavelhouse.com Patrick Cunningham joins the show to offer his observations and thoughts on the barrier draw and Karaka Millions Race Day this weekend Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This Sunday, Rev. Patrick Cunningham preaches from Matthew 2:13–23

Star Trek: Short Treks Ssn 2 Ep 1 & Ssn 1 Ep 3 – “Q&A” & “The Brightest Star”   Todd welcomes back, newly married comedian, Patrick Cunningham! They chat about the best songs to sing when you get stuck in a bottle episode...ooh, and Star Trek!   http://michaelchabon.com/ https://www.markpellington.com/

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Enterprise Ssn 4 Ep 11 – “Observer Effect”   Comedian Patrick Cunningham (@yungfierstein on IG) joins Todd for a discussion of punk rock impersonations, dictator lounge furniture, traveling to the great state of Georgia...ooh, and Star Trek!   Prehipstoric (2017): A Comedy Album from Patrick Cunningham is available now on Spotify!   https://www.facebook.com/Clockworkcomedy    Davey Jones https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davy_Jones_(musician)   NOFX https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NOFX   Saddam Hussein https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saddam_Hussein   Shell Shock https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shell_shock   Macon, GA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macon,_Georgia

This Sunday, Rev. Patrick Cunningham teaches from 1st Samuel 20

Patrick Cunningham graduated with Data Analytics Cohort 6. Taught English abroad in mainland China for 2 years then worked with Vanderbilt Police Department for 6 years. I am proficient in Mandarin Chinese and enjoy a challenge.

Regiments of Patriot soldiers in the fall and early winter of 1775, under Col. Richard Richardson, set out to attack a Loyalist unit that had camped in present-day Greenville County, South Carolina for safety. The Patriots marched through several feet of snow in December to accomplish this. The Loyalists, abiding by the terms of a treaty, had disbanded most of their forces. Col. Richardson refused to abide by the treaty and rounded up their leaders and sent them to Charlestown under arrest. On December 22nd, Col. Richardson detached 1,300 troops to attack the Loyalist camp of Capt. Patrick Cunningham that had stopped to rest on Cherokee lands. Capt. Cunningham warned his men to fend for themselves and they all ran into the woods. He was able to escape on horseback. After Capt. Cunningham had been defeated, Col. Richardson considered the upcountry to be pacified and turned his army homeward. He couldn't stay because winter was coming and his army had no tents, their shoes were worn out, and they were badly clothed. Along the way home, it snowed for thirty hours ending on December 23, 1775, dumping nearly two feet on the weary Patriots, thus ending what became known as The Snow Campaign. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Cabin is presented by the Wisconsin Counties Association and this week we're featuring Brown County; https://bit.ly/3BDNdsXCampfire Conversation: Do you want to live more sustainably? Does living a ‘green' lifestyle seem too difficult to do? Have you met The Mindfluencers?The Mindfluencers mini-series follows parents, Corrina and Patrick Cunningham, as they navigate a sustainable lifestyle that's practical for the average Midwestern family. They came to The Cabin (with their youngest child in arm) to share some of their sensible tips and tricks to living a more sustainable life that anyone can do. Whether it's choosing the grocery store you shop at, how you bag up your food, or tips on reducing, reusing, and recycling, they've got great advice for people at any stage of life to be mindful of the environment we live in! To learn more tips on how to live more sustainability, make sure to follow The Mindfluencers on:Facebook;https://bit.ly/3GfofU2Instagram; https://bit.ly/3jnxtnFYouTube; https://bit.ly/3C45GPvBehind-the-Scenes of Discover Wisconsin: “Wisconsin Campgrounds: Fun For The Whole Family!” with Producer, Andy Meddaugh: https://youtu.be/1hxfaR4YzocCobblestone Hotels; The Official Hotel Chain of Discover Wisconsin; https://bit.ly/3zv0mE9UW-Platteville; Affordable and Impeccable Education in The Driftless Area; https://bit.ly/3nz1XpEMarshfield Clinic; All of Us Research Program; https://bit.ly/3klM56EKnow Your Wisconsin: Beer Distributors: Customer Relationships 

 Ike and Sonya Eisenhauer moved to Hot Springs Village, Arkansas 23 years ago on a happy accident. Ike was offered a State Farm insurance agency here. Leaving Louisiana wasn't part of the master plan, but Ike promised Sonya he'd make her happy. So they came to the Village with their two little girls to see if they could be happy. Sonya never asked Ike to take her back home to Louisiana. Instead, she'll be the first to tell you that Hot Springs Village is home! The Eisenhauers don't spell their last name the same way as those slightly more famous Eisenhowers, but as an ex-military guy who met Sonya while stationed in Ft. Polk, Louisiana, Ike is unabashedly patriotic. Some years ago when the Village was seeking sponsorship for the July 4th fireworks - not an inexpensive proposition - Ike agreed. It was the ideal event to support given how much these Eisenhauers love America, just like those other Eisenhowers. Ike's willingness to say "yes" as often as possible has led the way for this family to make a positive difference in the community. They raised two daughters, who felt they were surrounded by multiple sets of grandparents, neighbors here inside the Village. Never mind that Sonya still can't bring herself to call the hogs for the University of Arkansas. She's an LSU gal who remains loyal to her roots, but she and Ike both reiterate that Hot Springs Village is home. So much so that family has followed them here. Most recently, when they're not hard at work serving their clients of the insurance agency, they've been renovating a property in downtown Hot Springs dubbed "Maison 226" on Prospect Avenue. The project has taken 3 years to complete. Recently, this video tour was broadcast. The property includes paintings in the lobby by Patrick Cunningham. Featured are jazz stars Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Billie Holiday, and Fats Waller. There are multiple suites available for short-term rental. Go here if you'd like to book any of these unique, New Orleans-influenced-styled spots. Sonya was the decorator and she's from southern Louisiana. Her maiden name is Richard (pronounced REE-SHARD). Nuff said. Geaux Tigers! ;) Here are some pics of before and after. #jtg-3279 .modula-item .jtg-social a, .lightbox-socials.jtg-social a{ color: #ffffff }#jtg-3279 .modula-item .jtg-social svg, .lightbox-socials.jtg-social svg { height: 16px; width: 16px }#jtg-3279 .modula-item .jtg-social a:not(:last-child), .lightbox-socials.jtg-social a:not(:last-child) { margin-right: 10px }#jtg-3279 .modula-item .figc {color:#ffffff;}#jtg-3279 .modula-item .figc .jtg-title { font-size: 16px; }#jtg-3279 .modula-item .modula-item-content { transform: scale(1) }#jtg-3279 { width:100%;}#jtg-3279 .modula-items{height:800px;}@media screen and (max-width: 992px) {#jtg-3279 .modula-items{height:800px;}}@media screen and (max-width: 768px) {#jtg-3279 .modula-items{height:800px;}}#jtg-3279 .modula-items .figc p.description { font-size:14px; }#jtg-3279 .modula-items .figc p.description { color:#ffffff;}#jtg-3279.modula-gallery .modula-item > a, #jtg-3279.modula-gallery .modula-item, #jtg-3279.modula-gallery .modula-item-content > a:not(.modula-no-follow) { cursor:pointer; } #jtg-3279.modula-gallery .modula-item-content .modula-no-follow { cursor: default; } @media screen and (max-width:480px){#jtg-3279 .modula-item .figc .jtg-title { font-size: 12px; }#jtg-3279 .modula-items .figc p.description { color:#ffffff;font-size:10px; }} 3b 3d 3f 3h { "@context": "http://schema.org", "@type" : "ImageGallery", "id" : "https://hotspringsvillageinsideout.com/feed/podcast", "url" : "https://hotspringsvillageinsideout.

It's a short, sleepy week here in at Pretty Fort HQ but the boys have the perfect ballad for just the occasion – it's the (second newest) single "Touchstone" from Iowa/Washington/California-based producer/singer/songwriter Patrick Cunningham featuring Wave Cage! That's right, Wave Cage is featured on a song... the lore deepens...

Description Episode 111:  Corrina Talks About YOGA with Special Guest Her Hubby Patrick Cunningham On today's Madtown Mom Squad  Corrina led today's topic. She had a very special guest joining her this morning. It was her hubby Patrick Cunningham and we just love him! They were talking all about YOGA! Patrick has been a yoga instructor for eight years and has his own style to help you achieve mindfulness. He shares with us why he became an instructor, what makes his style so different and more. Corrina and Patrick are seriously one of the hottest looking couples in Madtown. We loved having you on Patrick! Yoga can be for anyone and has some pretty amazing benefits! Thank you to our sponsor American Girl! Stay healthy and be safe.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Regiments of Patriot soldiers in the fall and early winter of 1775, under Col. Richard Richardson, set out to attack a Loyalist unit that had camped in present-day Greenville County for safety. The Patriots marched through several feet of snow in December to accomplish this. The Loyalists, abiding by the terms of a treaty, had disbanded most of their forces. Col. Richardson refused to abide by the treaty and rounded up their leaders and sent them to Charlestown under arrest. On December 22nd, Col. Richardson detached 1,300 troops to attack the Loyalist camp of Capt. Patrick Cunningham that had stopped to rest on Cherokee lands. Capt. Cunningham warned his men to fend for themselves and they all ran into the woods. He was able to escape on horseback. After Capt. Cunningham had been defeated, Col. Richardson considered the upcountry to be pacified and turned his army homeward. He couldn't stay because winter was coming and his army had no tents, their shoes were worn out, and they were badly clothed. Along the way home, it snowed for thirty hours ending on December 23, 1775, dumping nearly two feet on the weary Patriots, thus ending what became known as The Snow Campaign. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

09-11-20 Arab Radio with Ray Hanania on Sept. 11 anniversary Host Ray Hanania discusses the Forgotten Victims of Sept. 11, 2001, Americans who "looked" Middle Eastern who were attacked and murdered by other Americans in backlash anger attacks. These victims have never been acknowledged or included in the list of victims of Sept. 11, 2001 and they should be. The Arab street Radio is broadcast regularly on WNZK AM 690 Radio (check www.TheDailyHookah.com or www.Hanania.com for more details on show dates (the show broadcasts from 8 to 9 am EST (7 am CST Chicago and 3 PM Occupied Jerusalem time). Live Radio Show details: Ray Hanania, special US Correspondent for the Arab News Newspaper … and you’re listening to Radio Baladi …  THE ARAB STREET Radio & Podcast broadcast from Detroit, Michigan through 690 AM WNZK Radio … In the future, I'd like to be introduced by my Game of Thrones Title: Ray Hanania, the first of his name, the Mayor Slayer, breaker of Political Egos, Father of Wags, the one true believer of Steppenwolf and Jim Hendrix, Spirit of Jerusalem, and Scribe of the four High Schools Bowen, Bogan, Little Flower, and Reavis … THE ARAB STREET Radio & Podcast is a part of the US Arab Radio Network hosted by Laila Alhusini … in an effort to energize and empower Arab Americans to stand up for their rights … for more information go to my website at www.Hanania.com … and afterwards on podcast on iTunes, Spotify, or by visiting my podcast website www.TheArabStreet.org. We are broadcasting on Live Radio in Michigan on WNZK AM 690 this morning … 8 AM In Great Detroit, Ohio and Canada … and 7 AM in Chicago, 3 PM in Israeli Occupied Jerusalem and 4 PM in Dubai … Our radio show call-in number is 248-557-3300     Here is the list of backlash victims who have been forgotten because of the hatred that dominated the nation's lust for revenge: At least three people were murdered as a result of the September 11 backlash. There is reason to suspect four other people may also have been murdered because of anti-Arab and anti-Muslim hatred.  Balbir Singh Sodhi Balbir Singh Sodhi, a forty-nine-year-old turbaned Sikh and father of three, was shot and killed while planting flowers at his gas station on September 15, 2002. Police officials told Human Rights Watch that hours before the crime, Sodhi's alleged killer, Frank Roque, had bragged at a local bar of his intention to "kill the ragheads responsible for September 11."90 In addition to shooting Sodhi three times before driving away, Roque also allegedly shot into the home of an Afghani American and at two Lebanese gas station clerks.91 The Maricopa County prosecutor's office was due to try Roque for Sodhi's murder on November 12, 2002.  Vasudev Patel On October 4, 2001, Mark Stroman shot and killed Vasudev Patel, a forty-nine-year old Indian and father of two, while Patel was working at his convenience store in Mesquite, Texas.92 A store video camera recorded the murder, allowing law enforcement detectives to identify Stroman as the killer. Stroman said during a television interview that anger over the September 11 attacks caused him to attack any store owner who appeared to be Muslim. He further stated during the interview: "We're at war. I did what I had to do. I did it to retaliate against those who retaliated against us."93In addition to killing Patel, Stroman also shot and killed Waquar Hassan on September 15, 2001 (see below), and also shot Rais Uddin, a gas station attendant, blinding him.94 Stroman was tried and convicted of capital murder for killing Patel and sentenced to death on April 3, 2002.95 Waquar Hassan Waquar Hassan, a forty-six-year-old Pakistani and father of four, was killed while cooking hamburgers at his grocery store near Dallas, Texas on September 15, 2001. Although no money was taken from Hassan's store, police in Dallas initially believed that he was killed during a robbery because he had been robbed twice that year.96 Hassan's family, however, believed his murder was a hate crime because nothing was stolen by the assailant and the murder had occurred so soon after September 11.97 His family also pointed out that customers visiting Hassan's store after September 11 subjected him to ethnic and religious slurs.98 The case remained unsolved until Mark Stroman admitted to killing Hassan to a fellow prison inmate in January 2002.99 Murder charges against Stroman were dropped once he was convicted and sentenced to death for Vasudev Patel's murder.100 Ali Almansoop On September 17, 2001, Ali Almansoop, a forty-four year old Yemini Arab, was shot and killed in his home in Lincoln Park, Michigan after being awoken from his sleep by Brent David Seever. At the time of his murder, Almansoop was in bed with Seever's ex-girlfriend.101 Immediately before killing Almansoop, Seever said that he was angry about the September 11 terrorist attacks. Almansoop pleaded that he did not have anything to do with the attacks.102 Seever shot Almansoop anyway. Seever acknowledged to police investigators that he killed Almansoop in part because of anger related to September 11. Prosecutors chose to prosecute the matter as a murder, rather than a bias-motivated murder, because they believe Mr. Seever's motivation for murdering Almansoop was motivated in part by jealousy over Almansoop's relationship with is ex-girlfriend. Mr. Seever had been stalking his ex-girlfriend before the murder.103 Abdo Ali Ahmed On September 29, 2001, Abdo Ali Ahmed, a fifty-one-year-old Yemini Arab and Muslim, and father of eight, was shot and killed while working at his convenience store in Reedley, California.104Cash in two registers and rolled coins inside an open safe were left untouched. In addition, Ahmed's gun, which he kept for protection, reportedly remained in its usual spot, indicating that he may not have felt in mortal danger.105 Two days before his murder, Ahmed had found a note on his car windshield which stated, "We're going to kill all of you [expletive] Arabs."106 Instead of contacting the police, Ahmed threw the note away.107 Ahmed's family and local Muslim leaders have told the local press that they believe his killing was a hate crime.108 However, largely because no perpetrator or perpetrators have been found for whom a motive can be established, police have not classified the murder as a hate crime. California Governor Gray Davis offered a $50,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of Ahmed's killers.109 At the time of this writing, the investigation into Ahmed's murder was stalled because police had run out of leads.110 Adel Karas On September 15, 2001, Adel Karas, a forty-eight-year-old Arab and Coptic Christian, and father of three, was shot and killed at his convenience store in San Gabriel, California. According to press reports, his wife, Randa Karas, believes he was murdered because he was mistaken for a Muslim. She points out that no money was taken from the cash register and that her husband had a thick wad of bills in his pocket. Local police told Human Rights Watch that they do not believe his murder was bias-motivated because there is no evidence to indicate anti-Arab or anti-Muslim bias. The murder remained unsolved at the time of this writing. 111 Ali W. Ali Ali W. Ali, a sixty-six-year-old Somali Muslim, died nine days after being punched in the head while standing at a bus stop in Minneapolis, Minnesota on October 15, 2002.112 According to press reports, the only known witness to the attack saw the assailant walk up to Ali, punch him, stand over him, and then walk away.113 His son and Somali community members attributed the attack against Ali to anger created against Somalis by a front page local newspaper article that appeared two days before the attack.114 The article said that Somalis in Minneapolis had given money to a Somali terrorist group with links to Osama Bin Laden.115 After originally finding that Ali had died of natural causes, the Hennepin County medical examiner's office on January 8, 2002 ruled Ali's death a homicide.116 Ali's family regards his murder as a hate crime. Both local police and the FBI have been unable to find Ali's assailant.117 Assaults Violent assaults related to September 11 were numerous and widespread. A review by the South Asian American Leaders of Tomorrow (SAALT) of news articles published during the week following September 11 found reports of forty-nine September 11-related assaults.118 CAIR received 289 reports from Muslims of assaults and property damage incidents across the United States from September 11 until the second week of February.119 Issa Qandeel On the morning of September 13, 2001, Issa Qandeel, a Palestinian Muslim and an Arab, was leaving the Idriss Mosque in Seattle, Washington when he smelled gas near his jeep and saw a man, subsequently identified as Patrick Cunningham, come out from behind his jeep. Cunningham was carrying a can of gasoline and a gun. When Qandeel asked Cunningham what he was doing behind the jeep, Cunningham walked away. When Qandeel tried to stop him, Cunningham shot at Qandeel three times, although his gun did not discharge any bullets. Cunningham then started running away and Qandeel chased him. Cunningham shot at Qandeel again and this time a bullet did discharge, although it missed Qandeel. Cunningham was apprehended when he crashed his car trying to get away. Police later discovered that Cunningham planned to burn cars in the mosque driveway because of anger at the September 11 attacks. Federal authorities prosecuted Cunningham for attacking Qandeel and attempting to deface a house of worship. He pled guilty on May 9, 2002 and was scheduled to be sentenced on October 18, 2002. He faces a minimum of five years of incarceration.120 Kulwinder Singh On September 13, 2001, Raymond Isais Jr. allegedly assaulted Kulwinder Singh, a turbaned Sikh taxi worker, in SeaTac, Washington. After getting into the back seat of Singh's taxi, Isais told Singh, "You have no right to attack our country!" He then started choking Singh. After both men then got out of the taxi, Isais started punching Singh, pulled out tufts of his beard and knocked off his turban. Isais called Singh a terrorist during the assault. Local police were able to apprehend Isais Jr. the same day using a description provided by Singh. He was charged with a hate crime by local country prosecutors.121 Swaran Kaur Bhullar On September 30, 2001, Swaran Kaur Bhullar, a Sikh woman, was attacked by two men who stabbed her in the head twice as her car was idling at a red light in San Diego. The men shouted at her, "This is what you get for what you've done to us!" and "I'm going to slash your throat," before attacking her. As another car approached the traffic light, the men sped off. Bhullar felt that she would have been killed by the men if the other car had not appeared. She was treated at a local hospital for two cuts in her scalp and released later that same day. Local police and federal law enforcement officials have been unable to identify Bhullar's attackers.122 Faiza Ejaz On September 12, 2001, Faiza Ejaz, a Pakistani woman, was standing outside a mall in Huntington, New York waiting for her husband to pick her up from work. According to press reports, Adam Lang, a seventy-six-year-old man sitting in his car outside the mall, allegedly put his car in drive and started driving towards her. Ejaz was able to avoid the car by jumping out of the way and running into the mall. Lang then jumped out of his car and screamed that he was "doing this for my country" and was "going to kill her." Mall security agents seized Lang. Sergeant Robert Reecks, commander of the Suffolk County Bias Crimes Bureau, told reporters: "if she hadn't jumped out of the way, he would have run right over her."123 Lang was charged with first-degree reckless endangerment, which requires an enhanced penalty if the crime is bias-motivated. FK On June 18, 2002, FK, an American Muslim woman who wears a hijab, was allegedly assaulted by a woman in a drug store near Houston, Texas. Before assaulting FK, the woman told her that she had learned about "you people" over the last ten months and doesn't trust "a single damn one of you." Before FK could get away from the woman, she slammed FK to the floor and began pulling at her headscarf, which had the effect of choking her. Though FK told the woman she could not breathe, she kept pulling at the headscarf. FK then pulled off her headscarf, in violation of her religious obligations in a desperate effort to alleviate the choking. The woman then dragged FK by her hair to the front of the store. When police arrived, the woman was holding FK by her ponytail on the front sidewalk of the store. She told police that she was making a citizen's arrest. The police told her to let FK go, at which point FK was able to put her headscarf back on. 124 Karnail Singh Karnail Singh is a Sikh man who owns a motel in SeaTac, Washington. In mid-October, 2001, John Bethel, a local vagrant who sometimes came into Singh's motel for coffee and food, told Singh, "You better go back to your country. We're coming to kick your ass." A few days later, on October 19, Bethel entered Singh's motel and shouted, "You still here? Go back to Allah!" before hitting Singh with a metal cane while he stood behind the counter in the motel lobby. Singh, who bled profusely from the blow, spent half a day in the hospital and required ten stitches on his head. Bethel was sentenced to nearly two years in prison for assault with a deadly weapon.125 Satpreet Singh On September 19, 2001, Satpreet Singh, a turbaned Sikh, was driving in the middle lane of a two lane highway in Frederick County, Maryland. A pickup truck pulled up close behind Singh and the driver started making profane gestures towards him. The pickup truck then moved alongside Singh's car on his left and the driver took out a rifle. Singh increased his speed to get away from the pickup truck. Seconds later he heard rifle shots. No bullets hit Singh or his car. The pickup truck then turned around and started traveling in the opposite direction. Singh filed a criminal complaint with the local police. At the time of this writing, local authorities have not been able to ascertain the identity of the person who shot at Singh.126 Place of Worship Attacks Mosques and places of worship perceived to be mosques appeared to be among the most likely places of September 11-related backlash violence. SAALT's survey of bias incidents reported in major news media found 104 bias incidents against places of worship reported during the first week after September 11.127 Of these 104 bias incidents, fifty-five were telephone threats, twenty-four involved harassment of mosque worshippers outside mosques, twenty-two involved property damage from vandalism, arson, or gun shots, and three were assaults on mosque worshipers.128 Arab churches, Sikh gurdwaras (houses of worship), and Hindu temples were also objects of backlash violence. The number of worshippers at the attacked mosques decreased for weeks following the attacks, apparently because of fear of additional violence.129 Although September 11 backlash violence against individual Arabs and Muslims decreased markedly by November 2001, attacks continued against mosques or houses of worship perceived to be Arab or Muslim. On November 19, 2001, four teenagers burned down the Gobind Sadan, a multi-faith worship center Oswego, New York, because they believed the worshippers were supporters of Osama Bin Laden.130 On March 25, 2002, a man who stated to police that he hated Muslims crashed his pickup truck into a mosque in Tallahassee, Florida thirty minutes after evening prayers.131On June 11, 2002, in Milipitas, California, vandals broke into a mosque under construction, scrawled derogatory remarks such as, "F- Arabs" and damaged the interior of a construction trailer near the mosque.132 On August 24, 2002, federal authorities announced they had discovered a plan by a doctor in Tampa Bay to bomb and destroy approximately 50 mosques and Islamic cultural centers in south Florida.133 The doctor's home contained rocket launchers, sniper rifles and twenty live bombs.134 Guru Gobind Singh Sikh Gurdwara On the night of September 11, 2001, somebody threw three Molotov cocktails into the Guru Gobind Singh Sikh Gurdwara, a Sikh house of worship in Bedford, Ohio. The Molotov cocktails started a small fire that was quickly extinguished by the gurdwara's caretakers. Two windows were also broken. A report was filed with local police. No one has been apprehended for the crime.135 Mosque Foundation of Bridgeview On September 12, 2001, over one hundred police officers were deployed to stop approximately three hundred protestors from marching on the mosque in Bridgeview, Illinois. The mosque is located in a neighborhood of mostly Arab and Muslim American families. Stopped two blocks from the mosque, the protestors then demonstrated for approximately three hours shouting anti-Arab and anti-Muslim insults such as "Arabs go home" and harassing passersby who looked Muslim or Arab. Similar protests, though smaller in size, were held over the next two days. Police from various jurisdictions cordoned off the area around the mosque, only allowing persons into the neighborhood who could prove they lived there. Many of the Muslim and Arab families remained in their homes for the next few days because they feared hostility once outside the police cordon. Scores of police protected the mosque during Friday prayers on September 14, 2001.136 Islamic Center of Irving, Texas On the night of September 12, 2001, someone fired at the Islamic Center of Irving, leaving thirteen to fourteen bullet holes in the building. The shots were fired after the evening prayer had ended and the building was empty. For the first two or three days after the attack, local police provided security for the mosque. Immediately after the attack, the imam reported a noticeable decline in prayer attendance. He estimated that daily prayer attendance dropped from 150 to thirty or forty persons. Friday prayers dropped from one thousand to five hundred persons. Mosque attendance normalized after a few weeks.137 St. John's Assyrian American Church On September 23, 2001, the St. John's Assyrian American Church was set on fire in Chicago, Illinois in the early morning, causing approximately $150,000 worth of damage. The fire was caused by someone who put a piece of paper through the church mail slot and then dropped a lit match onto it. Water from fire department fire extinguishers ruined holy pictures, carpeting, and floor tiles. According to the church's pastor, Reverend Charles Klutz, the person whom he believed set the fire had asked a local resident whether the church was a mosque. Reverend Klutz also stated that local police initially asked whether the church was a mosque when they first arrived at the church even though many crosses were located prominently on the church premises. Local police and federal authorities were investigating the cause of the fire at the time of this writing.138 Islamic Foundation of Central Ohio Sometime during the evening of December 29, 2001, vandals broke into the Islamic Foundation of Central Ohio in Columbus, Ohio. The vandals broke a bathroom pipe and clogged the sink, forcing it to overflow for hours; tore frames encasing religious verses off a wall; destroyed a chandelier in the main prayer hall; flipped over the pulpit; cut the wires of high-mounted speakers and amplifiers and threw them to the ground; tore posters off a mosque classroom wall; pulled down curtains and drapes; and tipped over bookcases and file cabinets in a classroom and threw approximately one hundred copies of the Quran onto the floor.139 Water from the stopped-up third-floor sink seeped into the second floor main prayer hall, causing plaster pieces from the main prayer hall ceiling to fall. A torn Quran and a smashed clock from the mosque were found in the mosque parking lot. The damage to the mosque was estimated at $379,000. The mosque was closed after the incident but planned to reopen in October 2002. Both local police and the FBI are conducting investigations.140 United Muslim Masjid On November 16, 2001, during an evening Ramadan prayer service, rocks were thrown through two windows of the United Muslim Masjid in Waterbury, Connecticut. Approximately thirty-five to forty people were in the mosque at the time. Local police are investigating the incident as a possible hate crime. Dr. Magdy Adbelhady, a member of the mosque, said that local police were responsive to mosque member concerns and seemed to be taking the matter seriously. He said that immediately after the attack on the mosque, mosque attendance had dropped but was now back to normal.141 Arson There have been press reports of more than fifteen arsons and attempted arsons that may be part of the post-September 11 backlash. 142 Local law enforcement agents believe that fires at six houses of worship were September 11-related hate crimes.143 The other press-documented cases of arson involved places of business owned or operated by Muslims, Arabs, or those perceived to be Muslim or Arab. There have been three convictions and one indictment thus far for September 11-related arsons.144 Curry in a Hurry Restaurant On September 15, 2001, James Herrick set fire to the Curry in a Hurry restaurant in Salt Lake City, Utah, causing minimal damage. Herrick admitted to setting the fire because he was angry over the September 11 attacks and knew the restaurant owners were from Pakistan. A federal district court in Utah sentenced him on January 7, 2001 to fifty-one months in jail.145 Prime Tires On September 16, 2001, someone allegedly set fire to Prime Tires, a Pakistani-owned auto mechanic shop located in an enclave of Pakistani businesses in Houston, Texas. The fire destroyed the store. The store had received threats immediately after September 11. Thus far, police have been unable to ascertain who started the blaze and the motive of the perpetrator.146 END

Patrick Cunningham and I attended elementary school together and were great friends in high school; we also both enjoy movie scores, although Patrick is studying them and wants to write them full-time, which I do not want to do. "All the Light We Cannot See" is a modern epic of sorts, written over the course of ten years. It follows--and masterfully intertwines--the stories of two young teenagers over the course of ten years during World War II. Patrick and I discuss the impressive storytelling, unpack the book's timeless message, and do our best to pronounce French names once or twice. Recorded June 20, 2020.

Hello everybody! Today, Mark Gibbs is speaking with the one, the only: Patrick Cunningham. Patrick has stories to share and knowledge to drop. Listen up for information on PTSD, following your dreams, and an individual's value.

In the final episode of Season One, Amanda and Warren have a conversation with the Finance and Administrative Associate at Victory Gardens Theater. Introducing, Rachel Kennedy! Hear us discuss the administrative side of theater, internships, and how where you're currently at can help launch you to where you want to be. Like our guest? Want to see and hear more from her? Go follow Rachel @raykayy15 on Instagram. Liked the intro/outro song? Of course you did. Go follow our crazy talented friend Patrick Cunningham on Spotify! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wheneveryoureready/support

In this episode, Amanda and Warren have a conversation with a talented actor and friend. They discuss finding the right day job, theater that excites them, and what is compelling about film. Like our guest? Want to see and hear more from him? Go follow Brandon @brandoncnelson on Instagram. Liked the intro/outro song? Of course you did. Go follow our crazy talented friend Patrick Cunningham on Spotify! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wheneveryoureready/support

In this episode, Amanda and Warren have a conversation with a seasoned Chicago set designer, Mary Margaret Bartley. Together, they discuss how Chicago theater has evolved over the years, how building sets for theater differs from film and television, and how the lessons you learn in school can help you way down the road. Liked the intro/outro song? Of course you did. Go follow our crazy talented friend Patrick Cunningham on Spotify! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wheneveryoureready/support

In this episode, Amanda and Warren have a conversation with a talented actor and "gem of a guy", Ryan Smetana. Together, they discuss following your dreams, the difficult choice between your passion and making money, and how Ryan is a true renaissance man in the theater. Like our guest? Want to see/hear more from him? Go follow Ryan @ryanjsmetana on Instagram. Here is a link to Ryan's website: http://www.ryansmetana.com/ Give it a listen to hear more! Liked the intro/outro song? Of course you did. Go follow our crazy talented friend Patrick Cunningham on Spotify! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wheneveryoureready/support

In this episode, Amanda and Warren have a conversation with an incredibly talented playwright, Alex Ranieri. Together, they discuss the process of writing plays and poetry, why tragedy is so much fun, and how you don’t always have to follow the “norm” when it comes to your education. Give it a listen to hear more! Liked the intro/outro song? Of course you did. Go follow our crazy talented friend Patrick Cunningham on Spotify! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wheneveryoureready/support

Amanda and Warren talk with their good friend Dane about living in Iowa, skipping the 'small talk,' and the idea of creating a gym for theatre creation. Give it a listen! Like our guest? Want to see/hear more from him? Here's his website: https://danevanbrocklin.weebly.com/?fbclid=IwAR2xxuXTEggX3T-FnUOb3I8HMTMYDL1eN4t9ROC2k3B1Ep1mhO3zOlNqcJc Liked the intro/outro song? Of course you did. Go follow our crazy talented friend Patrick Cunningham on Spotify! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wheneveryoureready/support

Amanda and Warren sit down with a good friend and fellow actor to discuss the process of becoming an equity actor, getting an agent, and how self care is incredibly important.  Give it a listen! Like our guest? Want to see/hear more from her? Go follow Jillian @thejillianpatterson on Instagram. Liked the intro/outro song? Of course you did. Go follow our crazy talented friend Patrick Cunningham on Spotify! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wheneveryoureready/support

In this episode, the B&D crew dabble into the world of COMEDY!!!! We sat down with Patrick Cunningham & Alfred Ward, 2/3 of the booking team for Macon, GA's (soon to be open[October 26th]) comedy club, named Corner Comedy Cafe(CCC). We learn what Pat & Al feel about the current state of comedy, and get a special sneak peek of the lineup they've already got planned for CCC. If you're in the Middle GA area, please feel free to stop in any time there is a show going on and check it out!! FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: IG: @babblindabblin Twitter: @babblindabblin Facebook.com/babblindabblin PATRICK: IG: @dlhughleylewis ALFRED: IG: @alfredward Website: alfredward.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/babblindabblin/message

Amanda and Warren sit down with a good friend and fellow actor to discuss being open and transparent, graduate school, and how being able to say "no" is one of the hardest but most important things we can do. Give it a listen! Like our guest? Want to see/hear more from him? Go follow Nate @nateperez324 on Instagram. Interested in Nate's band, Bird Motel? Go check out this amazing band and their awesome music @birdmotelofficial Liked the intro/outro song? Of course you did. Go follow our crazy talented friend Patrick Cunningham on Spotify! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wheneveryoureready/support

Amanda and Warren sit down with a good friend and fellow actor to discuss breaking out of your bubble, being a Christian in the theatre world, and how moving to a major city without a job is actually feasible. Give it a listen! Like our guest? Want to see/hear more from her? Go follow Christina @christina_ward94 on Instagram. Interested in Quicksilver Shakespeare? Go check out this amazing theatre company on Facebook and Instagram @mercuryhamlet Liked the intro/outro song? Of course you did. Go follow our crazy talented friend Patrick Cunningham on Spotify! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wheneveryoureready/support

Episode 14: Dad Roles Father’s day is this Sunday and our girl Corrina brought in a very special guest to discuss “Dad Roles” her hubby Patrick Cunningham. We discuss how dads roles have changed, when is comes to both parents working do you split parent duties 50/50 and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lance is joined by fellow Deadbeat brethren, Bubbs Harris and Patrick Cunningham. They discuss FUHC Fest, fandom, wrestling, and of course, The Five to Drive.

Jamie Weiss and special guest co-host, comedian, Patrick Cunningham sit down with Rachel Joseph and really get into No Mercy. Do you know the difference between a heel and a face? Fedora and a trilby? Will Savage Pizza in ATL sponsor my podcast in the form of a free calzone every PPV? Patrick Cunningham is a New York native that has made the south his home. Based in Atlanta, Patrick's high energy sets bring a taste of his home city to the deep south. He has performed at the Altercation Comedy Festival, Broken Record Comedy Show, and recently headlined at Atlanta's very own Star Bar. In January 2017, he relased his debut album, "Prehipstoric". You can also catch him on the upcoming season of "Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell" on Adult Swim. Road Rooms on Instagram: ZoomZoomRoadRooms Follow Patrick on Twitter: mrpcunningham “I’m just a mad scientist, just like Rick Sanchez, and you can quote me on that.” -Rachel You can follow Rachel Joseph on Twitter: raayyjaayyy You can follow Jamie: -Twitter: JWMeatballs -Instagram: scatmanjamie -Email: heckinasec@gmail.com Podcast art by Rebecca Price www.rebeccaprice.me Podcast music by Xander Pratt Soundcloud.com/xander_pratt Heck in a Sec is produced by Barack Zitron! He is a freelance audio engineer, buck wild, and you can get ahold of him at https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/~01d772da11fef26c74

Matthew 5:17-20 / Patrick Cunningham

Altercation Punk Comedy Tour is back for it's 3rd year at Coppertop on June 4th! Local comedians Patrick Cunningham and Elliott White stop by the studio and talk about how this mixture of punk culture and comedy came together including the one time a single person with a mic was able to tame a Coppertop punk crowd, a feat rarely attempted since! The show features Jt Habersaat, Josh McLane, and will be guest hosted by Atlanta's Rodney Leete (Star Bar, Laughing Skull, Relapse Theater). There'll also be accousitc music by local musician Dan Thompson. Don't miss this great show Sunday night starting at 8pm $5 Cover.  

Altercation Punk Comedy Tour is back for it's 3rd year at Coppertop on June 4th! Local comedians Patrick Cunningham and Elliott White stop by the studio and talk about how this mixture of punk culture and comedy came together including the one time a single person with a mic was able to tame a Coppertop punk crowd, a feat rarely attempted since! The show features Jt Habersaat, Josh McLane, and will be guest hosted by Atlanta's Rodney Leete (Star Bar, Laughing Skull, Relapse Theater). There'll also be accousitc music by local musician Dan Thompson. Don't miss this great show Sunday night starting at 8pm $5 Cover.  

Mark 2:13-17 / Patrick Cunningham

Genesis 15:1-5 / Patrick Cunningham

​Comedian & Veteran Patrick Cunningham talks to Krish about his time serving in the Military during the Iraq War and why we needed a military presence in the Middle East. Plus Atheists in the Military. Part 2 of 2. Subscribe to Krish’s Bandcamp for exclusive content & if you liked this episode donate to the Patreon. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taboo-table-talk/support

​Comedian & Veteran Patrick Cunningham talks to Krish about why he faught in the Iraq despite knowing they were there for no reason for the United States to be there. Plus Mafia & Comedy stories! Subscribe to Krish’s Bandcamp for exclusive content & if you liked this episode donate to the Patreon. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taboo-table-talk/support

Matthew 9:1-8 / Patrick Cunningham

Text: Matthew 7:15-29 / Preacher: Patrick Cunningham

Text: John 13:1-17 / Preacher: Patrick Cunningaham

Text: Galatians 3:26-4:7/ Preacher: Patrick Cunningham

Academy Discourse - The Speed Gene Dr. Emmeline Hill (Response by Prof. Dan Bradley) Thursday, 7th March 2013, 6pm, Academy House Dr Emmeline Hill is a co-founder and Chairman of Equinome. She is one of Ireland's most prominent genomics scientists and leads the Equine Exercise Genomics research group at the College of Agriculture, Food Science and Veterinary Medicine, University College Dublin, where she is a lecturer in Equine Science. She joined UCD in 2002 with a B.A. Genetics (1995) and a Ph.D. in Molecular Population Genetics (2000) from Trinity College, Dublin. In 2000, Dr. Hill and Prof. Patrick Cunningham published one of the first molecular genetic research studies of Thoroughbreds that identified errors in The General Stud Book. Her publication record includes articles in the leading academic journals Nature, Science, PLoS ONE, BMC Genomics and Animal Genetics. In 2004 she received a Science Foundation Ireland President of Ireland Young Researcher Award, Ireland's most prestigious award for young scientists. In 2009 she published the first description of the genes that contribute to the Thoroughbred athletic physique. http://www.ria.ie Disclaimer: The Royal Irish Academy has prepared the content of this website responsibly and carefully, but disclaims all warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy of the information contained in any of the materials. The views expressed are the authors' own and not those of the Royal Irish Academy.

Patrick Cunningham (church planting resident) speaks on Luke 11:37-54.