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Shoot us a Text.We're live in Petersburg VA this morning as we're shooting the next episode of More Than Cars. Today, we're talking about the latest Cars Commerce Industry Insights and what it means for supply and demand, how BYD has produced its 10 millionth new energy vehicle, and how this Thanksgiving could be a record for travel.Show Notes with links:The October Cars Commerce Industry Insights Report reveals that new vehicle supply is way up, while demand has only seen a small increase.New-car demand is up only 2%, while new vehicle supply is up a staggering 26.4% YOY, and new-car days live up 37.4%YOY new-EV supply is up a whopping 35%, which makes those production shutdowns make senseUsed-car inventory below $20k is the only price category growing YOY, but remains far below stock levels prior to 2021Used EVs receive 5.5x more searches than new EVs. The average list price of a used EV is down -9.1% YOY and searches are up 36.6% YOYBYD is marking a major milestone as the first automaker to produce 10 million new energy vehicles (NEVs). The EV leader is riding a wave of growth and expanding globally. Key points include:BYD has reached 10 million NEVs just three years after producing its 1 millionth vehicleOctober sales hit over 500,000 vehicles, marking the fifth consecutive record month.The company is gaining on global giants, having outsold Nissan and Honda, and is closing in on Ford.Global expansion is in full swing, with new plants in Thailand, Hungary, Brazil, Pakistan, Turkey, and Mexico.BYD's EVP, He Zhiqi, says the company is scaling fast, hiring 200,000 employees recently to meet surging demand.Turkeys won't be the only thing looking to take flight this holiday season as Thanksgiving weekend is set to be one of the busiest travel weekends in history.AAA predicts 79.9 million travelers, a 1.7 million increase from 2023.71.7 million will travel by car, with lower gas prices expected under $3 per gallon.Airlines anticipate a surge, with 31 million passengers projected, a 2 million increase from last year.United Airlines, American Airlines, and Delta all expect record-breaking passenger numbers.Stacey Barber, vice president of AAA Travel, said, “Thanksgiving is the busiest holiday for travel, and this year we're expecting to set new records across the board, from driving to flying and cruising.”Hosts: Paul J Daly and Kyle MountsierGet the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email

Episode Summary: As detailed in episodes 2 and 3, Roscoe Lewis' unit on the Federal Writers' Project conducted interviews with the survivors of slavery in Virginia. One member of the unit, a former teacher named Susie RC Byrd, interviewed dozens of formerly enslaved persons in Petersburg in a series of weekly meetings. Lewis and Byrd also arranged to borrow equipment from the University of Virginia to record songs performed at one of these meetings. We are sharing two of those recordings with you today, “Stomp Down” and “Gonna Shout.” Please note, the audio quality is poor, but what is amazing is that these are the actual voices of those who survived slavery. It's easy to think that slavery was something that happened a long time ago, but hearing these voices, you'll feel that slavery was not in the distant past. The soloist in “Stomp Down” is Sister Charlotte Taylor and the soloist in “Gonna Shout” is Reverend Ishrael Massie. Links and Resources: "Voices Remembering Slavery: Freed People Tell Their Stories" at the Library of Congress"Ex-Slave Narratives" at the Library of VirginiaAmerican Folklife CenterCredits:Host: Chris HaleyDirector: Andrea KalinProducers: Andrea Kalin, David A. Taylor, James MirabelloEditors: James Mirabello and Ethan OserWriter: James MirabelloFeaturing music and archival material from: Pond5American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress For additional content, visit peoplesrecorder.info or follow us on social media: @peoplesrecorderProduced with support from: National Endowment for the HumanitiesVirginia Humanities Florida Humanities Wisconsin Humanities California Humanities Humanities Nebraska Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Sharvette Mitchell Radio Show | www.Sharvette.com  Krystle Voss is the co-owner of Resolution Winery located in historic Petersburg, VA. Krystle holds a Bachelors Degree from University of Richmond and has more recently added award winning wine maker to her list of achievements. About Resolution Winery - Resolution Winery is a business that is built on passion and desire.  Resolution Winery is a small batch winery, offering fruit-forward semi-sweet wines, joined by a few bold reds. Thier winery is focused on creating high quality wines that are accessible and enjoyable to everyone. Stop by 2214 W Washington Street in Petersburg, VA and take a tour, taste the delicious wines, and purchase a bottle or two to take home.  Their tasting room is a great place to relax and enjoy the atmosphere. With a chill vibe, you can listen to music, taste thier delicious wines, hang out with friends, read a book, and more.  Their staff is always available to give you recommendations or answer any questions you may have.  Location: 2214 W Washington St, Petersburg, VA, 23803 Resolution Winery also hosts fun events to bring the community together and promote other local small businesses. www.resolutionwinery.com https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100088851729221&mibextid=LQQJ4d IG: @Resolutionwinery  

On January 24 we took a road trip to the Centre Hill Mansion in Petersburg VA. Centre Hill Mansion is known for a visitation of Union soldiers on January 24 at 7:30 pm. They walk in the front door, go up the stairs to a meeting, 20 minutes later they descend the stairs, exit and slam the door on the way out. Unfortunately, we didn't hear anything and I blame it on the very loud laughter and conversation that was taking place outside the front door. They were just rude! We took the ghost tour which we enjoyed. There's more ghostly activity than just the soldiers walking in and out. If you're ever in the Richmond, VA area, we recommend taking the 30min drive south to Petersburg and visiting Centre Hill Mansion. If you have seen the PBS series 'Mercy Street' you will recognize the house. It was the setting for the Green family's home. We did take some video of the ghost tour which is on YouTube https://museumsofpetersburg.com/centre-hill-mansion Cocktail: The Southern Baptist-boubon, lime juice, ginger syrup, candied ginger for garnish. Think of it as a hard limeade. It was better than I expected. Remember to find us on FaceBook, Twitter and YouTube --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/paige-johnson86/message

On January 24 we took a road trip to the Centre Hill Mansion in Petersburg VA. Centre Hill Mansion is known for a visitation of Union soldiers on January 24 at 7:30 pm. They walk in the front door, go up the stairs to a meeting, 20 minutes later they descend the stairs, exit and slam the door on the way out. Unfortunately, we didn't hear anything and I blame it on the very loud laughter and conversation that was taking place outside the front door. They were just rude! We took the ghost tour which we enjoyed. There's more ghostly activity than just the soldiers walking in and out. If you're ever in the Richmond, VA area, we recommend taking the 30min drive south to Petersburg and visiting Centre Hill Mansion. If you have seen the PBS series 'Mercy Street' you will recognize the house. It was the setting for the Green family's home. We did take some video of the ghost tour which is on YouTube https://museumsofpetersburg.com/centre-hill-mansion Cocktail: The Southern Baptist-boubon, lime juice, ginger syrup, candied ginger for garnish. Think of it as a hard limeade. It was better than I expected. Remember to find us on FaceBook, Twitter and YouTube --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/paige-johnson86/message

March 19, 1982 - A fire in the City of Petersburg, VA results in an explosion that injures dozens and takes the lives of one citizen and one firefighter. Some of those who responded that day were able to share stories of their careers and the story of SGT/FF Mike Goff who was killed that day. So we may we never forget.... Support this podcast at https://patreon.com/firehouselogbookpodcast Comments or suggestions? Contact us at: Email - FirehouseLogbook@gmail.com Twitter - @FDLogbook Instagram - @FDLogbookPodcast Facebook - www.facebook.com/FDLogbookPodcast Website - www.firehouselogbook.captivate.fm Music: "Tired traveler on the way to go home", Andrew Codeman via Freemusicarchive.com

Eps. 38: The Two Mics Up crew has the opportunity to sit down with Jennifer Carroll Foy... A sister who is breaking ground as she runs for Governor in the Commonwealth of Virginia! Jennifer talks to us about her background and history from a young child in Petersburg VA, to her raising the bar while a female cadet in VMI to her rise from the Public Defenders office to running for Governor in Virginia! This is a true story of "History in the Making" don't miss it - tune in and listen on your favorite streaming platform or our YouTube Channel. Featuring Jennifer Carroll Foy - Democratic Representative For Governor - Virginia --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/twomicsup/support

Former Commonwealth Attorney, Petersburg VA

Born in Petersburg Va, Baba Kindu joined the US Army which enabled us to travel and live in Kentucky, Germany and before settling in Tacoma Washington. He attended and played football at Wenatchee Valley College in Central Washington state. He also served in the US Army and National Guard from 1990-96. Baba Kindu has been a community and grass-root organizer in the Seattle – Tacoma Washington area (founding the Black Family Foundation, an active participant in Seattle Kwanzaa Planning Committee, Kemet Temple, Nation of Islam 'Muhammad Study Group', Pan-African Youth Student Movement, Tacoma Local Organizing Committee, the Each 1 Teach 1 Study Group, The North West Chapter of the Associate Studies for Classical Afrikan Civilization, Kemetic Warrior Manhood development Training Rites of Passage Program). Baba Kindu currently resides in Gabriel Prosser City (aka Richmond, VA). He is the father to 6 children and married to Okomfo Afia Pomaa Adia Blackmon Shabazz. He is still dedicated to the proper education and liberation of Afrikan children. Since moving to Richmond he still remains active. In September '05 he established the Richmond Kwanzaa Kollective, organized a Black History Month Lecture Series, which involved such prominent Afrikan Centered scholars such as Runoko Rashidi, and Ashra and Merira Kwesi, and Senghor Baye El of U.N.IA., facilitated Hip Hop 101 Forums at Virginia State University, as well as working with For The People Alliance, a Grassroot coalition dedicated to Conscious development of Afrikan people. For 14 years Bro. Kindu and his wife, Adia have facilitated Black Marriage Day RVA an annual program dedicated to celebrating and supporting Black marriages through marriage educational workshops. Baba Kindu along with with his wife, Adia, have established Fahodi Shule Homeschool Cooperative who’s mission to properly educate their children as well as other children and families in the conscious community using an Afrikan Centered curriculum. In 2015 Kindu became a member of the Council of Independent Black Institutions and for the past two years has served as the co-facilitator of the renewed C.I.B.I. Science & Academic Expo. Kindu has also taught Hip Hop Social Studies and culture since 1996. Baba Kindu has co-facilitated Richmond’s first Maafa Kebuka Afrikan Spirituality Ritual and Convocation in 2014. He is also a a member of Ankobea Abusua Society, National Shrine of Afrikans in American (NSAA) and the Richmond Family Collective, Abusua Pa. In this episode Baba Kindu discusses: Growing up in Petersburg, VA Moving to Kentucky and then overseas to Germany The influence of Hip Hop culture Living in Washington state His first marriage and the birth of his son His cultural awakening and activism Returning to Virginia Meeting the woman who would become his wife And much, much more... Baba Kindu's Social media https://maafakebuka.wixsite.com/maafakebuka Support for Speak To After Please consider becoming a monthly supporter of Speak To After. https://anchor.fm/speaktoafter/support Follow Speak To After on social media: Facebook: Speak To After Twitter: @SpeakToAfter Instagram: Speak To After YouTube: Speak To After Podcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/speaktoafter/support

Tamrah Barber is a Bronx, NY transplant who got herself elected senior class president in her mostly black Petersburg (VA) public high school. Ten years earlier Stuart, a native southerner, was student body president at his all-white private high school in Albany, GA.   So Stuart wades right in the middle of it, engaging his friend and mentor Tamrah on race, truth and what reconciliation requires.    Don’t bail on this conversation before the end! 

24 year old, real estate investor who started Investing in flips a couple flips throughout college, and after graduating used the proceeds from the flips to go full time in Cheap rental properties in Richmond and Petersburg VA and now has perfected the BRRRR strategy ( in most cases haha) and now has acquired 14 properties (20 units) and starting to build systems in place to really scale the property management side of the business. to focus on the more important tasks.   Tweets:   “At the end of the day, it’s all about understanding what your loan options are.” - Chase Maher // Life Worth Chasing Podcast // Tweet This!   “There are so many different factors with the BRRRR strategy, but the main thing is just buy undermarket, know the after repair value.” - Dillon Dull // Life Worth Chasing Podcast // Tweet This!   “Keep buying, keep renting, keep refinancing, keep rehabbing, keep doing it all.” - Dillon Dull // Life Worth Chasing Podcast // Tweet This!   Takeaways and Key Topics:   Don’t despise private money Always be learning Buy at the right value Know your rehab costs Square footage is valuable If it ain’t broke don’t fix it The biggest thing is location Renovate to the prosperity value of the location Know your area well Understand what your loan options are Hire a Virtual Assistant   Resources: Websites -    YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkuIpM774Mdlq8oC1ATVC7g LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dillon-dull-73879b93/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/dull2 IG: https://www.instagram.com/dillondull/?hl=en    

Episode 14 of the Ground Shots Podcast.   This episode of the podcast features a conversation with radical visual artist and printmaker Aimee Joyaux who runs Cornmeal Press in Petersburg, Virginia. We recorded this conversation when I visited Aimee in October 2018, before doing a multi-week printmaking residency in her studios. I met Aimee while doing an immersive eight-week artist book, printmaking and papermaking workshop at Penland School of Crafts in North Carolina a few springs ago.       In this conversation with Aimee, we talk about   how Aimee and her partner Alain came across the building they renovated in Petersburg by hand using materials they found at auctions, demo sites and junk sales a little history of Petersburg, Virginia as one of the oldest free black settlements in the so-called U.S. and how it fell into extreme economic decline historically. (I talk more about this as well as discuss the history of native settlements here in episodes #5 with Ryan Pierce and #6 with Tilke Elkins) how Aimee uses her art practice to react to and process racism and privilege in the south navigating race politics in Virginia a critique of capitalism Aimee's various art projects including 'City Lots,' 'The Smile Project,' and 'The Box Project'  how art is under-appreciated in American culture using your best materials now because life is short and fleeting Aimee's thoughts on copying vs. inspiration in art   ******************************* Links:  Aimee's website with photos of and writings on her various projects we discuss: http://www.aimeejoyaux.com/ Aimee's instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aimeejoyaux/ Support the podcast on Patreon to contribute to our grassroots self-funding of this project.  Our Instagram page @goldenberries Join the Ground Shots Podcast Facebook Group to discuss the episodes Subscribe to our newsletter for updates on the Ground Shots Project Theme music: 'Sweat and Splinters' by Mother Marrow Additional music: 'Ghost Waltz' from On Oak and Pine, released October 18, 2007  Christopher Buckingham - Guitars  Brenna Sahatjian - Cello Produced by: Opia Creative        

You’ve seen it happen. You may have even done it yourself. No, not being a few minutes late for your shift! No, not horsing around in the day room! We are talking about making the type of judgement error that could cost you your job and possibly, your career! So, listen up – this podcast applies to all first responders. My guest is Chief Dennis L. Rubin, currently serving as the first Chief of Fire & EMS for Upper Merion Township in Pennsylvania, not too far from the great city of Philadelphia. Chief Rubin has been the Chief in Atlanta, Washington DC and Petersburg VA, before coming to PA. He has several books published and is a well-traveled speaker, instructor and mentor. This is his third appearance on “5-Alarm Task Force,” where he has discussed his principles of leadership and, along with his dear friend, the late Chief Alan Brunacini, was on the podcast to discuss the Wingspread VI conference, which is held once per decade! In this episode, Chief Rubin cautions us to avoid those actions which could be, “career crushers;” actions and/or reactions that could result in serious consequences to the point that you could be terminated and lose your ability to work in the profession. As he put it, “Don’t be the one when the public safety tabloids say, ‘What was he/she thinking!’” On Chief Rubin’s entry on our website page for our guests, (www.dalmatianproductions.tv) you will find two of the posters he uses to educate his members. While some of the suggestions seem simple enough, you can never be sure just how someone else may react. Remember – whether you’re a firefighter, EMT/Paramedic or in law enforcement we hold the public trust. When you screw up, you tarnish the badge for all of us!

Pastor Darren W. Phelps (Pastor Darren) is the senior pastor/ founder. He was licensed to preach at age 15 at Allen AME Church, Queens NY. He was ordained at age 24 at the Mount Olivet Baptist Church, Petersburg VA.  At age 25 Pastor Darren was called to the Pastor the Hickory Run Baptist Church, VA.  In 2008, he founded the Bethel Christian Church, DC with a focus on radical inclusivity – affirmatively welcoming of all people regardless of sexual orientation, race/ethnicity, gender identity or expression or economic situation.   Bethel is a vision-driven multicultural church, called to speak to this generation. We're a church where people can grow in Christ and become transformed so that they might transform their world. Bethel is affiliated with the Fellowship of Affirming Ministries (TFAM), under the leadership of Bishop Yvette Flunder.  Pastor Darren is passionate about developing a hub in the community where the church resides. He has a heart for all of God’s children whether gay, straight, black, white, transgender, bisexual, young or seasoned. Pastor Darren reaches through the walls of conventionalism and he is a strong voice for those who have been marginalized. Pastor Darren is a dynamic teacher and preacher that embraces community, diversity, justice, equality, worship, fellowship, inclusion and social action.      

J.D. HAZE Hailing from NAT TURNER DISTRICT (Petersburg VA) J.D.HAZE brings a brand of hip-hop that is not only funky but also informative with a groove to move conscious minds and bodies alike. Described as, ONE OF THE "SUNS OF THE PERFECT BLACK". He is an Elite Soldier of Truth, Love, & Positivity. His relationship with Hip Hop in three words: (CRG) Conscious, Revolutionary, and Gangster. J.D. HAZE has worked and performed with a who's who of artist domestically and abroad. some acts include VIC FLOWERS(House of Tre) LL COOL J,CHUCK BROWN,MOS DEF,RAKIM,GX, SOUL LOGISTICS,KLEPH DOLLAZ,JAH I WITNESS EMCEE,RHYMEFEST,RED AND METH and various others. Currently J.D. is on the “BLACK BLOODED AMERICAN” tour with the ALL and ANCESTORS, dropping the seeds of POSITIVITY, BLACK LOVE,&TRUTH where ever they are sent…SISTERS and BROTHERS….I present to you….”THE SUN OF THE PERFECT BLACK” J.D. HAZE and THE ANCESTORS… His mother put him on to Uncle George and them when he was about 4 0r 5 years of age. She introduced him to The FatBack Band (and countless other Funky Jewels, as well.) King Tim the 3rd “Personality Jock” was the first joint he ever heard and then he was instantly fused into the culture. He grew up listening to a wealth of artist. The love of the music started with his earliest introduction to Funk JB, Funkadelic, Earth Wind & Fire, Johnny Guitar Watson, Gil Scot Heron, Hendrix, KraftWerk, Cold Crush, Run DMC, PE, X-Clan, Go-Go, Reggae, Country (Charlie Daniels), and other Funky Vibrations. He gives thanks and praises to them all. When asked what keeps him motivated, he explains he is motivated by the love of the MOST HIGH. He gives praises and thanks to The ALL and the ancestors for the gifts he is given. Check out Facebook.com/JDHaze Or Email him at: truthhaze@gmail.com WebSite: https//:www.TribalMC.com