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"Bubba didn't do it!" No...but Henrique and David have done it as they continue the Halloween Horrors line up with a TV movie that is still standing tall 43 years later! This week we're traveling to Piru, CA for a slice of Southern Fried Horror ripe with October vibes. In a small Southern town, four vigilantes wrongfully execute a mentally-challenged man, but after the court sets them free mysterious "accidents" begin to kill them off one by one in 1981s "Dark Night of the Scarecrow"!Directed by Frank De Felitta and starring Charles Durning, Lane Smith, and Larry Drake. Hear your hosts talk about the nostalgia of early made for TV movies, why Charles Durning as an antagonist works so well, the most memorable serving of preserves ever on film, plus Henrique & David discuss their scary fun trip to the Brimstone Haunt, and a tease for a title in the November line up?Visit our website: DoYouEvenMovie.com Email us: doyouevenmoviepod@gmail.com LIKE us on Facebook: Do You Even Movie? - PodcastFollow Us on Instagram: @DoYouEvenMoviePod Twitter: https://x.com/dyempodWatch "Dark Night of the Scarecrow" on Tubi:https://tubitv.com/movies/664045/dark-night-of-the-scarecrow

"Bubba didn't do it!" No...but Henrique and David have done it as they continue the Halloween Horrors line up with a TV movie that is still standing tall 43 years later! This week we're traveling to Piru, CA for a slice of Southern Fried Horror ripe with October vibes. In a small Southern town, four vigilantes wrongfully execute a mentally-challenged man, but after the court sets them free mysterious "accidents" begin to kill them off one by one in 1981s "Dark Night of the Scarecrow"!Directed by Frank De Felitta and starring Charles Durning, Lane Smith, and Larry Drake. Hear your hosts talk about the nostalgia of early made for TV movies, why Charles Durning as an antagonist works so well, the most memorable serving of preserves ever on film, plus Henrique & David discuss their scary fun trip to the Brimstone Haunt, and a tease for a title in the November line up?Visit our website: DoYouEvenMovie.com Email us: doyouevenmoviepod@gmail.com LIKE us on Facebook: Do You Even Movie? - PodcastFollow Us on Instagram: @DoYouEvenMoviePod Twitter: https://x.com/dyempodWatch "Dark Night of the Scarecrow" on Tubi:https://tubitv.com/movies/664045/dark-night-of-the-scarecrow

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Javier Ocaña se suele sentar en la fila 3 o 4 de la sala de cine. Allí ha visto esta semana "No hables con extraños", una película de terror con mucha profundidad, y "El aspirante", el film de Juan Gautier sobre las novatadas que le recuerda a "Historias del Kronen". Además, gracias a Piru desde Sanxenxo, comparte con nosotros sus impresiones de "Moulin Rouge", película que vio en su estreno hace 23 años en el Festival de Cannes.

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In this episode, Charlie, delves into the significance of peacemaking. Drawing from both Christian and Druid traditions, and exploring the Beatitudes, the discussion emphasizes that true peacemaking starts within oneself and requires active engagement in creating consensus and understanding. The conversation covers cognitive biases, the paradox of tolerance, and the role of forgiveness in peacemaking, while also highlighting real-world examples such as the temporary peace between gangs during a concert. Charlie emphasizes the importance of personal peace as a foundation for wider societal harmony and urges viewers to examine their own internal conflicts and biases.Support us on: https://ko-fi.com/cedorsettBecome a patron of the arts patreon.com/cedorsettFor Educational Resource: Wisdoms Cry https://wisdomscry.comFor all of the things we are doing at The Seraphic Grove go to Creation's Paths https://www.creationspaths.com/BlueSky https://bsky.app/profile/creationspaths.comThreads https://www.threads.net/@creationspathsInstagram https://www.instagram.com/creationspaths/Transcript:  Blessed are the peacemakers for, they shall be called the children of God. Huh. It sounds like an important thing to be talking about, especially with everything going on right now. And, you know, we did say in the last episode, we were going to be talking about peacemaking. So let's go ahead and do that.   Blessings from the one life to you and yours. My name is Charlie. I am a non-binary sci-fi fantasy author. And I've actually thought about whether I should still be introing myself that way. Or if I should be saying that I'm a Druid, I'm a Draoi whatever the word is that is most appropriate to the function that I'm placed. But, I am a scifi fantasy author and I feel that is so core to my identity. That I should still be saying it. Let me know what y'all think . How should I be introducing myself in here? And how should I be introducing my wonderful husband, Brian. Yo. . I tried to mix it up today. I introduced myself differently . So today we are going to be talking about a very important topic and that is blessed are the peacemakers. And especially if you're coming from the Druid tradition. The Christian tradition. ahem, yes. Even those of us who come from the Christian tradition. In the beatitudes and the sermon on the Mount, when Jesus delivers the new law, the new way that we are supposed to live. One of the things that he says at the very beginning, is blessed are the peacemakers for, they shall be called the children of God. It's something that is. Shockingly lacking in pop Christianity today. It is something that is very alive and well within modern druidry to a certain degree. For those out there, that like to think of self first. Just thinking about. The second, most important thing Jesus said for all of us to do. Do unto others as we would have done unto ourselves. We deserve peace. We should have peace. So. Give peace. To others. So that you yourself will be deserving of that peace. As for the Christians out there, those that are following Christ teachings. Should be a. You know, Doing and behaving. Regarding peace. Ahh, the golden rule, the heart of compassion. The proof if anybody needed it, that Jesus was a Pharisee. If you don't understand that just real quick. That statement doing to others as you would have them do unto you. Actually comes from Hillel, who is the founder of the pharisees. Who. According to legend, went to draw water from a well, and was asked by a Roman centurion in a mocking way. If you can explain to me. The law. While standing on one foot, I will convert to Judaism. And Hallel reportedly stood on one foot inside that what you find hateful. Do not do that to others. The rest is commentary. And. Put his foot down, finished, collecting his water and said, I'll see you in the synagogue on Sabbath. That is the heart of. The original movement of the Pharisees. Also why Jesus talked about them so much. peacemaking is core to this idea of compassion. It is something that we really don't talk about enough when we're talking about compassion. So what is . Peacemaking is. Different from strife . Think a lot of us get confused and that we think that peace is the aftermath or how you resolve war or conflict. And it is. But peacemaking actually starts a lot more subtle than that. This is why. Looking at a phrase like blessed are the peacemakers is so important. In the first wave of Christian writers Origin, the ever controversial Origin who was a heretic than not a heretic than a heretic. Again, not a heretic. And. ambiguous after that. Just where did the church landed on him. In his commentaries on the beatitudes. Says that blessed are the peacemakers actually involves being able to read the scriptures and make peace between the many ideas that are present within. This is the heart of peacemaking. We have forgotten as a civilization, as a society. What it actually means to live in community. If you're only thinking about making peace when there is strife, when there is war, when there is conflict. Then you're not actively engaging in the act of peacemaking. Peacemaking is learning to live with those have different opinions. Peacemaking is learning to live with those who have different ideas about what might be the best path forward. Peacemaking is consensus building. Peacemaking is finding that road that we can walk together not just how to smooth over our conflicts and ending our fights. A couple tools I found very helpful with understanding and executing that aspect of peacemaking ties back to our previous episode where we touched a little on nonviolence. It's being very mindful of that. when interacting with others. Is this action, a violation of another's free will. Any time that answer is yes, then. The action is suspect. Not stopped. That's true. That's true. It's suspect. And it should be highly scrutinized at that point because violent acts are going to generally result in violation of peace and not a peacemaking act. The second one is letting go. The art of letting go is so vital to peacemaking, especially when interacting with others. A lot of times, Others will perpetrate violence upon yourself and , it's one of the powers of forgiveness. That I think a lot of people don't understand. The first thing the healing that it does to yourself, once again, it goes back to in a way it's a selfish act. But it helps to, , let go. Once you realize that you are doing so much more harm to yourself holding on to that pain, to that violation, that was perpetrated upon your individual. The healing that results from that letting go is worth so much more and it makes peace. So the reason I interrupted Brian there. In that. It's not always. Allowing everybody to do what they want. It comes down to, what's known as the paradox of tolerance. You cannot tolerate intolerance. This sounds like such a confusing thing, because if you're intolerant of intolerance than you're being intolerance, or you shouldn't tolerate being intolerant of indoc, Paradox. It sounds like a loop. That's bending back onto itself. The problem is that when intolerance is allowed to have free reign, It will take advantage of a tolerant space. Too overwhelming and push out marginalized voices. To push out those who. Would be likely to speak. Or feel unable to speak or uncomfortable speaking. You have to weed out those intolerant. Ideas. Those intolerant aspects of your public permissible discourse. Or you're letting them win and that really goes against the grain of a lot of what we think when we're talking about free speech and free will, all of those things. That we just will defeat them in the marketplace of ideas. We'll debate them into obscurity. We will show with facts and logic and reason that their intolerance is wrong. And that actually isn't how the human psyche works. So there are two main factors that come to play in our minds when we're dealing with the world. One, the world is an illusion. I'm not saying that in a woo woo sort of way. You have never interacted with the real world. You have interacted with a model built in your brain. Of what the real world looks like there is a signal processing delay between. What you see? And the processing time it takes for you to see it. There's a. A delay in the sounds that you hear and your brain processing that information into sound. There's a delay in the sensations you feel and your brain processing. It would create a cluttered mess because the signal processing delay is actually different between your site, your sound smell, hearing, touch all of your senses and it would create a cacophony in your brain where you would hear a thing, then smell a thing. Then see a thing. And they would be disjointed and very broken in your brain. So the way our brains actually work is they build a model. A best guess at what we're actually seeing. Our eyes actually dart around and scan little bits of the environment around us. We don't actually see a full perspective in front of us. When we're looking, we're actually looking at a little bit over here a little bit over there, a little bit over here and a little bit over there. Your brain is filling in everything else on its best to guess as to what is there based on what it knows is usually there and what it lasts saw when it looked into that area. That's one of the reasons why at night you see a coiled hose on the ground and your brain goes. Snake. And no, it's just a coil hose. That's just your garden hose. It's fine. But it's safer for you to assume maybe danger. So when your brain just kind of gets a glance at there's something coiled in shining over there. I'm going to assume this is a snake. You didn't actually see a snake. Your brain created the illusion of a snake in the little mental model that you have inside of your head. Once you understand that's actually how your brain functions and how you're actually experiencing the world. Then. Some of the other problems come in. We weigh information based off of the information we already have. So the first time you hear something you might take it with a grain of salt. You might try to be skeptical about it. But the next bit of information you have will be weighed against the previous information that you've picked up. So if the first information that you picked up was biased, wrong, and in error hopefully you will see the distinctions between the two. And correct. That initial thought that was put into your mind. That's not always what works. And this is why the paradox of tolerance exists. When the first time you hear about trans people, queer people. Any ethnic group that you were not familiar with any religious group that you were not familiar with? Any subculture? And just in general that you're not familiar with. If that was a biased recounting of that group. Then that bias he has been seated first and has to be overcome for you to get over it. Even if you don't think you internalized it. It's there and it's part of the waiting when you are judging new information coming in. It goes back to that farming analogy. That is so relevant to so many things cause it plants the initial seed. Then next time, should you hear an anecdote, maybe a personal story of one experience that might not be relevant to the entire group but is negative. If there was already a previous bias that ground, that soil is already fertile and fertilized and prepped. So then that seed can grow much more easily. We also have a filter in our brain that tends to seek out information that is in accord with what we already know and believe. We tend to just ignore and not here, see, or take in information that is different from what we already know, or believe. A big part of peacemaking. A huge part of peacemaking is recognizing that cognitive bias. That you have it. It is just how your brain is wired. And accepting that from the get go. Then using that to your own advantage. Ah, So I have this bias built into my brain. Let me be. Extra skeptical about things that I don't know a lot about. Not that you're giving deference to, or bending the knee two others on the subjects, but maybe. If a doctor tells you something and you are not a doctor. That doctor has specialized knowledge in medicine. That you do not have, so maybe their opinion should we be weighted heavier than your opinion on that issue. Maybe a physicist who has actually studied physics and understands all the equations. Maybe they should be weighted a little bit higher again. Not giving absolute deference to not giving obedience to, I think obedience is the opposite of peacemaking. Obedience is a form of violation of will, where you are subjugating your will to another. Allowing yourself to take in that knowledge and be much more willing to test your own biases. And test your own preconceived notions. Because that really is the heart of peacemaking. A lot of people, like we said, at the very beginning, Think of peacemaking as I have conflict with so-and-so. So I need to make peace with them. Or this group has conflict with that group. We should make peace between them. Like we said, in the harvesting peace episode. Peacemaking requires you to start at home and it has to start within, if you have conflict with someone. It's probably because they hurt you. It's probably because something was done or the perception of harm happened. Because way too often. It's the perception of harm and not actual harm. That causes a lot of conflicts or is at least the initial root of cause of a lot of conflict between people. When you are starting from a place of, well, that person can never be trusted because they a blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. We shouldn't. Always give others the benefit of the doubt. As Maya Angelou said, when somebody tells you who they are, you should trust them the first time. As I like to say it is a benefit. It is something that yes is given yes, it can be earned. But like a benefit, it can also be lost and or taken away. It's also important for us to realize that we may have misunderstood the initial interaction. Whatever the initiating cause of the conflict was. And making peace with just that concept. I might be wrong. You might not be wrong. But if you're not at peace with the concept of, I might be wrong or I might not have all of the information or I might not be seeing the entire landscape of what actually happened. Right. Cause you don't know that conflict between you and somebody else may have been instigated by a third party who just wanted the drama. Or wanted to sow conflict for some other reason. Or just did things and stuff happened sometimes. So you might not have the full story. We have this. Bias also in our brains to believe that we have the full story that we oh, no, no, no. I know what happened. I was there. You have a version of the story it's like the old cliche says there are three versions of every story, yours, mine, and the truth. We may never actually know the truth. We may be able to get close to it. We may be able to approximate it. But if we're not constantly striving to have more information coming in. We're never going to get to truth. To that point. There have been so many opportunities. where I have executed peacemaking in the past few years. That came simply out of strife that was caused by me initially misinterpreting the situation and doing exactly that. I use the tool of discernment to look into it further, to try to understand from other perspectives and to also just let go of the perceived, slight that was, in reality, not. It was all in my head. There was no intention of ill intent or maybe a slight happened. But it wasn't malicious or there was a third party trying to cause drama or just their own actions that caused me to causal chain. But in any event, Me letting go and discerning the situation helped to make peace. And also kept me from making bigger problems. For my own life. And those around me. Because I would have then perpetrated drama and perpetrated slights or trying to write the wrong. , giving into the darker sides of justice. believing that I was, right. I guess we should say righteous indignation. Which is always dangerous place. , As I like to remind people, righteousness is an internal state and not something that should be projected outside of yourself. I want to be righteous. I. Really shouldn't be acting righteously. Yeah. I should be doing what I feel is right. I should be acting from that place of that. Of what is I believe is the right way to act. When you start imposing again, going back to that violence. That righteousness onto others, and then problems ensue. It's like, I kind of jokingly say you, you may be one of those rare individuals who might be the hand of justice in a moment. But the minute you make that statement, I'm the hand of Justin Justice. Probably stop, actually not probably, do stop. Take inventory. Make peace. Because odds are, you're not, and you're about to do a lot of harm. Like we discussed in the harvesting peace episode. It's really important for us to realize . there can be more than one aggrieved party in any action. Just because you feel that your ag Is justified doesn't mean that the other parties is not also possibly for extremely different reasons. Or that there's no aggrieved party and everybody misunderstood the situation. This is. I feel the heart of most perpetual conflicts. Is that we get to this place where no, I'm the hurt one here. You don't have the right. To feel hurt. Wait. No, no, no, no. That that is an act of violence you are taking away somebody's agency to feel the way that they feel and that's wrong and we should not be perpetuating that act of violence. But we don't perceive that in the moment as an act of violence. No, I'm the one that's hurt here. No, my feelings are the ones that matter here. My hurt, my trauma, my pain is the most valid. It's such a thing exists, right? But. We do often act out of that place and cause further harm because of it. This is also where forgiveness and letting go. Comes in and becomes once again a handy tool, not only for healing in yourself, but in some of those moments, some of those peacemaking opportunities. That present themselves. The other party. May not be able to let go. They might not be at. A point emotionally, mentally where they can forgive. by taking that first step. By forgiving them. Of the slight. That is incredibly disarming. It also. puts that seed in there it'll plant the seed in their mind garden. To forgive and to let go of themselves ll allow them to take that step. So for those of you familiar with any of the stuff that I've written about God, or with the works of rabbi Rami Shapiro. You'll know the fondness for calling God HaMakom ChIutinu , the place of our life. Minus. I really feel like that is one of the greatest ways to see. God. God is our liveliness. God is the one life, as we say in drudgery is the one life that flows through all things. As Saint Paul said, God is the one in whom we live, move and have our being. That basic aliveness. Is why Jesus says. Blessed are the peacemakers for, they will be called the children of God. Peacemaking is at its core. One of the most alive things that we can do. Because you have to be in the moment you can't be living in the past. You can't be living in the future. You have to be living in the right here in the right now. You have to be in that. , liveness. In that moment. In that peace that as Thich Nhat Hanh said that basic piece. That is the ground of our being. That basic piece, that basic goodness, that basic compassion. That is there when we just. let go and let be. And we enter that mindful state of being. That is always there. And that. Yes. Involves our interactions with others. Yes that involves our ending conflicts with others. But peacemaking. Always has to start with ourselves. Are we trying to perpetuate. The aggrievement, the harm. Because a lot of conflicts continue. Because, oh, no, we need to get our own back first. We need to balance the score. Which generally means I need to cause as much pain. As I have felt caused to me. And oh, there's not a good way to live. It is not a good way to be. But it is often how we approach. Life. So peacemaking really does have to start. Internally. How am I feeling about this? What actually happened. Why am I feeling the way that I'm feeling. What prejudices am I bringing into this? What prejudices did this? Give rise to insight of me. Because if we are not doing the honest accounting. First. We will never be able to have actual peace talks, actual negotiations, actual. Interactions with others that we'll be able to bring that piece about. I like to go to the pop culture things. This is one of the most amazing things that happened in LA recently been in the midst of the great. Rap beef of 2024 with Kendrick Lamar and. Drake going after each other. As hard as they were then in the midst of that at the pop-out concert. Crips and Bloods and Piru , and. Peace. Was able to be made. Within the city. Even if for a short time, I actually read an article that talked about how in the run up to, and for a while after the pop-out concert. The Juneteenth. Pop-out concert. Crime rates in LA dropped. At least for a moment in time. They were able to find. Peace. In the midst of all this conflict and all this drama that was going on. One of the main things that Kendrick Lamar wanted to do in that was showed the unity of his town. And somehow, like who knows what happened behind the scenes to make that possible? Watching a Crip, Blood walk down the stage while a Blood is Crip walking down the stage. And nothing happened. It's miraculous. That is an act of Supreme peacemaking. And we may never know what happened behind the scenes. To make that happen. But it is such a sign of hope. That even for a moment. Even for a little moment. Piece could be brought between these groups. That's hope. It also speaks to yet another tool of peacemaking. It's coupled with several things, but it is finding in speaking to the commonality between the two parties. And that comes through education that comes through awareness of other cultures and the other position where the other party agreed party is in. But in that moment, Kendrick was able to speak to, they are all from this region. They got to all identify as a group together. It's just part of the human psyche, but yet again, every human likes to filter everything through their own personal experience. It is just filtered through their personal experience. So having to finding what's common between the parties. I myself was able to strike peace. Between, what is lovingly known as hill folk and the gay community. The hill folk are generally known for being against things that aren't of a, I guess you could say fundamentalist protestant persuasion. So they would be against non-traditional marriages and family units and stuff. But I was able to speak to the heart of the commonality of we're both people. Both parties wanted to have a good life, wants to be able to enjoy a good drink. Enjoy good food. Have a good time. And through that commonality. peace was able to be brought about because they were able to see, oh, you're like me. I'm like you. Oh, okay. Instead of speaking to the differences. We're going to be talking a lot about difference in unity and stuff and episodes coming up. But yeah, peacemaking really does begin within. It starts inside of us. And if we are wanting to see peace in the wider world, we first have to start making that piece internally. And then in our relationships, in our families, in our communities and watch it spread, it is a ground up thing. It is not a top down thing. If the troubles would not have ended in north Northern Ireland. If well in Ireland in general, if there wasn't a groundswell of people just wanting the violence to be over. If they had just written a treaty. And signed it and said, we are at peace now. Eh, the violence would have contained continued. But there was a desire. A willingness to sacrifice any willingness to make peace. So I hope this really helped you get to the root of this. Again, this is a big topic and something we were probably going to revisit over and over and over again. This is really a great place to start. Where are you at war within? And how can you bring peace? To yourself. To your family. Into your community. And also just one last note. Don't put it all on yourself. Not everybody here is going to magically wave a wand and cause peace to break out. I wish it were that simple. Well, back to that freewill piece is a choice. And it's up to each individual to choose peace. You can't make another pur you cannot violate the other person's will to. Reach peace. They have to choose it. Now they might be enticed into choosing it. But they still have to choose it. thank you so much for being here as always. Your support really helps to make this possible. You can go over to . And join our sub stack over there. We're going to be offering classes in the not too distant future. And those who have contributed will be able to get them first. You can also go to my patreon.com/cedorsett, my https://ko-fi.com/cedorsett I'm C. E. Dorsett on both. And that goes to support everything that I do, including the art, the music and the stories. And if you support over there, we're going to be giving out codes for the sub stack to help. People. So you don't have to give on multiple platforms. For four things. Cause I don't want that to be a thing. You can also find more resources in all of my spiritual writings of hurt. https://wisdomscry.com. I'm also, if you go search for Creation's Paths on. Social media you'll find me. on https://bsky.app/profile/creationspaths.com over on. Blue sky and I am https://www.threads.net/@creationspaths on threads and Instagram. No, I don't really use Instagram that much, but I do use threads and blue sky a lot. Alrighty. Anything else before we go. The dog said no. All right. So in as always, we listened to nature in here and made the life of the one spirit flow through you and bring you peace and help you to make peace in your life, in your home and in your family. Blessings. Bye. Bye. Get full access to Creation's Paths at www.creationspaths.com/subscribe

People never talk about how gangs also give fat guys the confidence to be shirtless sometimes..... Hear the full episode at patreon.com/thebrandonjamelshow :)

Ever since KRS-One started the "Stop The Violence" movement in the 80s with its flagship song "Self-Destruction" which featured some of the Who's Who of rap at the time: KRS-One, D-Nice, Stetsasonic, Kool Moe Dee, MC Lyte, Doug E. Fresh, Heavy DPublic Enemy (Chuck D & Flavor Flav), and others, rap has been fighting an uphill battle with itself. While indirectly honoring Nipsey Hussle, Kendrick Lamar performed a pop out concert in the name of peace and unity. But when it comes to rap, how does the sinner preach the gospel as a savior?Support the Show.https://www.youtube.com/@lifeonpodcast/videos

Adam and Wack talks about Snoopy, Bun B, Dejon, Charleston White, Metro Boomin, Compa and more! ----- 0:00 Intro 0:00 Wack says Adam set up Luce Cannon on the No Jumper show; Wack tells Adam Crip Mac got caught with a sw*tch 5:00 Adam says Bricc Baby was not being serious when he said he had “more sk*lls than you have squabbles” 6:50 Wack talks about 600's paperwork w**d case in 2015. Wack believes 600 is not telling 9:45 Wack and Adam discuss Bun B's court case about a home invasion, Bun B taking the stand. Wack says Bun B chose his wife and family over the streets. 15:00 Wack says Bun B will not be affected negatively in his businesses and reputation 22:30 Adam says he would testify if someone pulled a gun on his wife. Wack says Bun B spared the kid because he was in high school at the time. Wack says he wouldn't say the same about Luce Cannon because he's still in the streets. 26:00 The Snoopy Badazz interview, Snoopy getting offended at Wack telling to drop Piru. Wack says he got scolded for doing the Snoopy interview 36:45 Adam asks Wack about signing a white rapper named Nicky D 41:30 Adam asks Wack about Dejon on Figgmunity and asks if AD and the others were snitching. Wack says Figgmunity knows that Dejon did not get sh*t and wanted to have him on for views. 47:45 Adam and Wack said that Dejon has ruined his chances in getting a job in the music industry 53:35 Adam asks Wack how it was hooking up with Damnhomie. Wack says he's never had __ with a white woman. Wack talks about Kanye's assistant suing him. 59:00 Adam asks Wack about Charleston White coming to LA, says he was hiding the entire time. Wack says he's a troll, and it would have been different if he announced where he was going. 1:03:15 Wack talks about Flakko saying he set someone up, and it's time to do content with Flakko. 1:06:10 Metro Boomin's sister calls him out because he said something about Drake, but not Soulja Boy for dissing their dead mom 1:13:30 Wack says that his homies went to Compa Raider's house and stole his friend's watch. Says Compa isn't really like that. Adam calls Compa but he doesn't answer. Wack shows Adam the video of someone ___ Compa's friends. 1:20:47 Adam and Wack respond to Antonio Brown calling Chrisean Rock a B 1:23:45 Wack talks about Jason Lee being angry at Shannon Sharp for releasing an interview with Ray J before his. Adam says Shannon Sharp and Jason Lee are different types of interviews. 1:26:50 Wack asks how the Luce Cannon interview was, and says he connected him and Reggie Wright. Adam shows Wack what a Feeble Grind is. ----- Get the latest news & videos http://nojumper.com CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! https://shop.nojumper.com/ NO JUMPER PATREON   / nojumper   CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... Follow us on SNAPCHAT   / 4874336901   Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4z4yCTj... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media:   / 4874336901     / nojumper     / nojumper     / nojumper     / nojumper   JOIN THE DISCORD:   / discord   Follow Adam22:   / adam22     / adam22     / adam22   adam22bro on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eventilla on oululainen tapahtumahallinnan ohjelmistotalo joka on kasvanut miljoonan liikevaihtoluokkaan tulorahoituksella. Tie ei kuitenkaan ole ollut lyhyt, mutta ei se usein suomalaisilla rahoitettuna paljon nopeampikaan ole. Tapahtumahallinta tarkoittaa koulutusten, webinaarien ja tapahtumien järjestämisen toiminnanohjausta. Se ken järjestää paljon tapahtumia, tietää, että tapahtumien järjestämisessä on monta liikkuvaa osaa ja rutiineita hoidettavaksi. Piru on juuri niissä yksityiskohdissa. Eventillan ideana on helpottaa juuri näiden toistuvasti tapahtumia järjestävien elämää ja tuoda käyttöön aina niin tärkeitä mittareita. Episodissa tutustutaan Eventillan toimitusjohtajan Pekka Huttusen johdolla tapahtumien järjestämisen problematiikkaan, Eventillan tarinaan ja puhutaan tietenkin SaaS-busineksestä ja siinä menestymisestä Antti Pietilän haastattelemana.  Voit kuunnella episodin YouTubessa, Spotifyssa, Apple Podcastissa ja monessa muussa palvelussa. Jos haluat jakaa omia ajatuksia, tee se mielellään YouTubessa kommentoiden.

Radio Marija ir klausītāju veidots radio, kas nes Dieva Vārdu pasaulē. Radio Marija balss skan 24 stundas diennaktī. Šajos raidījumos klausītājiem kā saviem draugiem neatkarīgi no viņu reliģiskās pārliecības cenšamies sniegt Kristus Labo Vēsti – Evaņģēliju, skaidru katoliskās Baznīcas mācību. Cenšamies vairot lūgšanas pieredzi un sniegt iespēju ielūkoties visas cilvēces kultūras daudzveidībā. Radio Marija visā pasaulē darbojas uz brīvprātīgo kalpošanas pamata. Labprātīga savu talantu un laika ziedošana Dieva godam un jaunās evaņģelizācijas labā ir daļa no Radio Marija harizmas. Tā ir lieliska iespēja ikvienam īstenot savus talantus Evaņģēlija pasludināšanas darbā, piedzīvojot kalpošanas prieku. Ticam, ka Dievs īpaši lietos ikvienu cilvēku, kurš atsauksies šai kalpošanai, lai ar Radio Marija starpniecību paveiktu Latvijā lielas lietas. Radio Marija ir arī ģimene, kas vieno dažādu vecumu, dažādu konfesiju, dažādu sociālo slāņu cilvēkus, ļaujot katram būt iederīgam un sniegt savu pienesumu Dieva Vārda pasludināšanā, kā arī kopīgā lūgšanas pieredzē. "Patvērums Dievā 24 stundas diennaktī", - tā ir Radio Marija Latvija devīze. RML var uztvert Rīgā 97.3, Liepājā 97.1, Krāslavā 97.0, Valkā 93.2, kā arī ar [satelītuztvērēja palīdzību un interneta aplikācijās](http://www.rml.lv/klausies/).

Ray J makes a special appearance on the Adam & Wack Show, to attempt to talk about his new network Tronix, his business ventures, how he met Celina before, and more! ----- 0:00 Intro 1:50 Ray explains the business model of Tronix, subscription based network, Adam jokes about them wanting the Piru version of Zeus 3:00 Meanwhile Ray J introduces himself to Celina 5:40 Adam says Vlad told him that Ray J lied to him about a phone conversation 6:20 Wack explains the situation with the Kim K look alike when they did "I Hit It First" 7:15 Ray J says that Angela Yee came up with "Booty Goons" 8:55 Adam wishes he had been invited to the Tr*ns House 10:15 Wack talks about some side business about the network on Tronix 11:25 Celina should be part of some of their next content, Adam says all Celina friends end up dead or in jail 13:21 Ray J wanna drop 5 seasons of House of Blueface, Wack says NO 14:38 Wack tackled girls in Central Park for Ray J 15:40 Ray J says he loves Celina tatts, he says they talked before few years back but she was heavy on exposing ppl 16:03 DW barges in the pod to talk to Celina "Me and my girl tryna hit" 18:13 DW's girl is SUPER down for the Celina 3some! 20:55 Adam talks about Princess being a fire poker player, she ranks super high in the world series 24:06 Ray says him and Princess have the same blood coz they have kids lol 24:33 Is it wrong to hit your cousin? 26:30 Adam wanna lock Ray J in an exclusive Plug Talk contract 28:12 Ray J doesnt wanna go viral today 30:30 Wack wants to do a gimmicky song with Celina with Hit Boy on the beat 30:55 Wack takes credit for "I Hit It First" Ray says "he can have it" 33:05 Ray won a mil at a casino and makes a funny disclaimer saying he pays his taxes in case someone from IRS is watching 34:00 Wack tries to talk over Ray J, Adam is annoyed 34:05 Adam wants to hear what Ray J is talking about, Wack keeps talking at the same time, Adam gets super frustrated and tells Ray J "you need a new manager" 35:25 Adam yells at Wack "Why you looking at me while Ray is here!" 35:55 Celina tells Ray J she likes how calm he is, and he tells her, she's prettier in real life 37:55 Ray J talks about his foundation "Gang Up" to help the community 39:00 Wack says he's around to entertain the building and keep it safe and that Adam doesn't know anything coz he's just a white boy 40:45 Wack says he doesnt F w Finesse2Tymes coz he's a rat 42:55 Adam's idea for Tronix network: Celina and Dr Umar in a 1 bedroom apt, Ray J loves that idea 43:40 Wack calls Umar a fake for his fake school, and Celina calls Akon a liar who never built a city 43:55 Wack say Dr Umar grandparents are white 44:40 Why Ray J sold Ray Con headphones 47:08 Wack talks about all the business he's a part of, Adam says the diapers are #1 in Congo 48:00 Wack plays some random clip with Nick Cannon promoting his diapers, just coz Adam said #1 in Congo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Radio Marija ir klausītāju veidots radio, kas nes Dieva Vārdu pasaulē. Radio Marija balss skan 24 stundas diennaktī. Šajos raidījumos klausītājiem kā saviem draugiem neatkarīgi no viņu reliģiskās pārliecības cenšamies sniegt Kristus Labo Vēsti – Evaņģēliju, skaidru katoliskās Baznīcas mācību. Cenšamies vairot lūgšanas pieredzi un sniegt iespēju ielūkoties visas cilvēces kultūras daudzveidībā. Radio Marija visā pasaulē darbojas uz brīvprātīgo kalpošanas pamata. Labprātīga savu talantu un laika ziedošana Dieva godam un jaunās evaņģelizācijas labā ir daļa no Radio Marija harizmas. Tā ir lieliska iespēja ikvienam īstenot savus talantus Evaņģēlija pasludināšanas darbā, piedzīvojot kalpošanas prieku. Ticam, ka Dievs īpaši lietos ikvienu cilvēku, kurš atsauksies šai kalpošanai, lai ar Radio Marija starpniecību paveiktu Latvijā lielas lietas. Radio Marija ir arī ģimene, kas vieno dažādu vecumu, dažādu konfesiju, dažādu sociālo slāņu cilvēkus, ļaujot katram būt iederīgam un sniegt savu pienesumu Dieva Vārda pasludināšanā, kā arī kopīgā lūgšanas pieredzē. "Patvērums Dievā 24 stundas diennaktī", - tā ir Radio Marija Latvija devīze. RML var uztvert Rīgā 97.3, Liepājā 97.1, Krāslavā 97.0, Valkā 93.2, kā arī ar [satelītuztvērēja palīdzību un interneta aplikācijās](http://www.rml.lv/klausies/).

El Dépor retoma el trabajo pendiente del estado físico de un Lucas Pérez que será duda hasta última hora. Balenziaga analiza al equipo en sala de prensa y Luis Rodríguez Vaz lo hace con las tres preguntas de la semana. Meri Valela (La Opinión) nos habla de las bases que el Liceo está poniendo de cara a la próxima temporada. Conversamos con Jorge Barrero, técnico del Zalaeta, sobre la gran temporada de su equipo en la previa de recibir al líder en A Coruña. También nos fijamos en el compromiso vital que afronta este domingo el Viaxes Amarelle, que necesita la victoria para no complicarse más en la lucha por la permanencia. Entrevistamos a su entrenador, Piru. 

Orlando Brown talks about Adam and Lena viral episode, Raven-Symoné, TMZ, Meek Mill, Diddy, Nicki, Omarion, Playboi Carti wearing a dress, and more. ----- 0:00 - Intro 0:13 - Orlando starts off with asking Adam why he let everybody f his wife 1:12 - Adam says him and Orlando have spent only 2 hrs together ever 1:28 - Orlando says people look at Adam like he's his bro and expect him to answer for Adam 2:25 - Orlando says he never expected Adam to agree with Lena doing scene, Orlando thanks Adam for helping him out with a interview when he was down, says the interview helped him 4:50 - Orlando says he's didn't watch Lena's scene Rebecca says she feels like Orlando definitely watched it 5:43 - Orlando says he's been in the public eye since 5, says before there was a Usher, Teyanna Taylor, Bow wow, Ciara, and Katt Williams there was an Orlando Brown 7:13 - Orlando says his birthday is 12/4/87, he has the same Birthday as Jay Z, Orlando says it's the same birthday as her and points to Rebecca, she says “Me?” Orlando says “Jay-z” 7:30 - Orlando says Rebecca is Jay-Z the same way Adam is Miley Cyrus and sings “I came in like a wrecking ball”, Orlando says Rebecca looks like Jay Z because of her top row of teeth 9:48 - Orlando says it's our prerogative and that's the move we have to make in our lives, if you want to work out, get your a** up, says things have to go back to being simple 10:05 - Orlando says the last time Adam seen him he was in a different place, says it's time to grow, says he wasn't illuminated in certain areas in life 11:09 - Orlando says people should know that you should stop doing what doesn't work for you as soon as possible, and that's how you level up in life, says he just had a daughter, his family and life is happy 14:10 - Orlando calls Raven Symone a b*tch and speaks on Miley 24:18 - Orlando swears that he got on a song with Crip Mac 26:55 - Orlando says he met Diddy and he's one of his best friends 27:40 - Orlando says he didn't take money from Diddy to not talk about him 29:20 - Rebecca ask Orlando about Nickelodeon Tv Kids documentary 31:07 - Orlando says he'd do another Disney show, says he's been getting calls to do things and Rayven is pissed, says he just wrapped up recording his album, and photoshoot for the album roll out 33:52 - Orlando says Rick Ross is g*y 34:50 - Orlando ask why Wack100 isn't he there for the interview 42:17 - Orlando says he banged on Raz B because he was drunk 45:05 - Orlando says he's not allowed to get into who he's connected to in the streets 47:10 - Orlando says if he was single Rebecca wouldn't be his cup of tea 49:27 - Orlando says he doesn't like how Usher slipped while wearing skates 50:17 - Rebecca ask Orlando what he thinks about Ryan Garcia's viral rants 53:35 - Orlando Brown says MC Hammer runs the entire music industry, says that's his uncle 55:45 - Orlando comments on Sexxy Red, says Nicki Minaj would talk sh** but would have a record to back it up 56:48 - Orlando says “im sure Nicki Minaj wanted to keep her regular nose before she went Barbie and made a million dollars”, Orlando imitates Nicki 1:03:00 - Orlando says he heard about Playboi Carti wearing a thong, Rebecca says she wants to know where do the balls go, Orlando refuses to look at Playboi Carti in a thong 1:04:17 - Orlando says wearing a dress in Major pain wasn't Co opted by Hollywood Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Šoreiz mēs nolēmām parunāt ar kādiem izaicinājumiem saskaras laulātie un ko mēs varam darīt, lai uzlabotu laulāto attiecības. Uz sarunu aicinājām Uldi un Dainu Žurilo, kuriem ir ilgu gadu pieredze gan laulības dzīvē, gan kā “Laulāto Tikšanās” animatoriem.

Llegamos a Barranquitas, Puerto Rico, nuestro pueblo de crianza, para encontrarnos con nuestro compueblano, el boxedador William 'Piru' Guzmán Ortiz. Nos recibió en su gimnasio Boxing Lab Barranquitas, para hablar acerca de su último combate, del proceso de volver al boxeo luego de 10 años para debutar profesionalmente y todo lo que está haciendo con los niños y jóvenes en el boxeo barranquiteño. #losdelcolegiopodcast #boxing #piru #barranquitas #puertorico #gym #youtube #spotify #podcast #podcastenespañol Llegamos a Barranquitas, Puerto Rico, nuestro pueblo de crianza, para encontrarnos con nuestro compueblano, el boxedador William 'Piru' Guzmán Ortiz. Nos recibió en su gimnasio Boxing Lab Barranquitas, para hablar acerca de su último combate, del proceso de volver al boxeo luego de 10 años para debutar profesionalmente y todo lo que está haciendo con los niños y jóvenes en el boxeo barranquiteño. #losdelcolegiopodcast #boxing #piru #barranquitas #puertorico #boxinglabbarranquitas #youtube #spotify #podcast #podcastenespañol Pueden seguir a Piru: Facebook: piru.guzmanortiz Instagram: @piru_william @boxing_lab_barranquitas Síguenos a nosotros en: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Spotify- Los Del Colegio Podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Los Del Colegio Podcast | Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@losdelcolegiopodcast-Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Los Del Colegio Podcast • A podcast on Anchor⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Los Del Colegio Podcast - YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ColegioPodcast - Twitter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠losdelcolegiopodcast- TikTok⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Playlist Spotify: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Los Del Colegio Playlist⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ losdelcolegiopodcast@gmail.com Merch de Los Del Colegio Spring-Los Del Colegio Store SPR 21 Collection ⁠⁠Instagram: @spr_21collection⁠⁠ Lia's Creations ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram: liascreations21⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook: Lia's⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Redes de Omy: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube- Omar Xavier⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠- Omar Xavier - Topic⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook- omyxavy⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram- omyxavy⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter- omyxavy⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Spotify- Omar Xavier⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Redes de Gil: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook: Gil Ortiz⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram- gil_operez⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter- gilsito_07 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/losdelcolegiopodcast/support

Today we are joined by the rapper Lil Piru, opening up for the first time about his inspiring story. He's experienced his fair share of ups and downs, including some hard time spent in jail.He receives both love and hate for his image, but despite these challenges, he changed his life around marking a positive new chapter in his career.We will be discussing "Atomic Habits" by James Clear. Get your copy here! (paid link) Amazon - https://amzn.to/3REayGcEpisode Resources: Lil Piru | https://www.instagram.com/thatslilpiru/Book BFFs - Social Media: Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/bookbffs/Website | https://www.bookbffs.comTikTok | https://www.tiktok.com/@book.bffs 

https://www.instagram.com/terrancegangstawilliamshome/00:00 RealLyfe intro00:17 Terrance Gangsta intro00:35 Terrance Gangsta addresses Wack 100 08:02 Terrance Gangsta on Vlad speaking on Keefe D11:43 Terrance Gangsta on people degrading themselves for money15:30 Terrance Gangsta on Birdman vs. Joe Budden & NBA Youngboy comments19:24 Terrance Gangsta on Master P vs Birdman as a CEO23:10 Terrance Gangsta on Lil Wayne physical changes25:50 Terrance Gangsta on top 3 rappers of all time, Lil Wayne, Jay Z & new rappers paying homage28:27 Terrance Gangsta on Derek Chauvin getting stabbed 22 times34:55 Terrance Gangsta on Sexyy Red free my baby daddy37:00 Terrance Gangsta on Charleston White Cam Newton interview39:19 Terrance Gangsta brings out Katrice & close outJoin this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAQLEDkByO-ckKb_oq_Stpg/join-----DONATE TO REALLYFE PRODUCTIONS CashApp $RealLyfeProductionsSUBSCRIBE to Patreon for exclusive content https://www.patreon.com/RealLyfeStreetStarzCHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.reallyfeproductions.com/SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: https://rb.gy/0hsvlrFollow us on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/reallyfestreetstarziTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/reallyfe-street-starz-podcast/Follow us on Social Media:Twitter: https://twitter.com/Reallyfe_214/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ReallyfeProductions/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ReallyfeStreetStarzFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReallyfeProductions/Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/reallyfestreetstarzContact: Email: mail@reallyfeproductions.comPhone: 469-805-3991 (text) Tags: #ReallyfeStreetStarz #terrancegangstawilliams #birdman

On this episode we had the homie Carey pull up and run 6th man. We have hot takes on King standing on bidness with his parents at a falcons game, racist IG reels, Derek Chauvin (the officer who killed George Floyd) got stabbed up in prison, and Diddy stepping down as chairman from revolt. Also got some music takes on Meg the Stallion saying she's not a freak anymore, Benny the butcher linking up with Freddie Gibbs baby mom, and Chris Brown is not a Muslim or Jewish… he's Piru. Enjoy

"Matt Rife's New Comedy Special a flop?": We kick off the episode with a look at Matt Rife's latest comedy special. Is it a hit or a miss? Join us as we explore the reception and buzz surrounding this comedic venture."Chris Brown ain't Muslim, he Piru": Uncover the truth behind the rumors. Is he Muslim or affiliated with the Piru gang? We get to the bottom of the story."Key Glock's backstage rules": Ever wondered about the backstage etiquette of a rising star? We spill the details on Key Glock's backstage rules. Find out what it takes to stay on the bus. "Sexyy Red's new bop?": Stay in the loop with the latest music releases as we explore Sexyy Red's newest bop. Is this ok?? "Tori Kelly is Jamaican?!": We wrap up the episode with a surprising revelation about Tori Kelly's roots. Is the acclaimed artist Jamaican? A YAAD GYAL??All that and more it's THE EXTRA GRAVYYYYYYYY03:00 Matt Rife's New Comedy Special a flop?35:55 Chris Brown aint Muslim he Piru58:15 Key Glock's backstage rules1:04:40 Sexyy Red's new bop?1:55:10 Tori Kelly is Jamaican?! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Kedaru talks about being signed to Dipset West, his relationship with Slim400, and more! ----- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dedicated Episode Page: https://tro.bike/?p=32668Music by Otis McDonald (https://otismacmusic.com/)Just when you thought your boredom couldn't possibly get any deeper, here's a podcast that was born to test your tolerance for restlessness. Tune in to the Brian & Robin show where they bask in the glory of existentialist queries like "Robin, did you ride?" and absolutely revolutionary responses such as "yeah", "yes" and our favorite, "I don't know". There's also some motorcycling addiction discussion going on.In case you're wondering what all the motorbike talk is about, Robin clearly has a deep passion for cypher-filled URLs and oddly specific Indiana geography. Brian remains firmly committed to his bout of narcolepsy via awake sleeping techniques. All this paired with sterling advice highlighted by "Don't screw it up now".Come along if you're into indiscernible innuendos, mastering wakeful sleep or have been dying for someone to offer vivid descriptions of places that sound suspiciously made up (Piru anyone?). It's okay, though because we're all just trying to avoid ... well we're not sure what exactly but it feels important. Prepare yourself for riding routes both weirdly entertaining and entertainingly weird.

Last time we spoke about the Komiatum Offensive in New Guinea. The drive to Lae and Salamaua was raging on New Guinea. Mount Tambu was assaulted and the allies received hellish casualties trying to take it. The legendary Bull Allen saved countless lives during this action, but Mount Tambu simply couldn't be captured. The allies chose to isolate and surround mount Tambu instead. The allies secured took the sugarcane knoll, the timbered knoll and then found a path heading to Komiatum. Nakano ordered his men to hold Komiatum ridge, but their situation became more and more desperate. Allied artillery and aerial bombardment alongside the enveloping maneuvers were taking a toll, the Japanese had suffered 900 casualties since July 23rd. With more men dying minute by minute, Nakano ordered a withdrawal from Komiatum still believing the primary target of the allies was Salamaua. This episode is the Fall of Kiska & Battle of Vella Lavella  Welcome to the Pacific War Podcast Week by Week, I am your dutiful host Craig Watson. But, before we start I want to also remind you this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Perhaps you want to learn more about world war two? Kings and Generals have an assortment of episodes on world war two and much more  so go give them a look over on Youtube. So please subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry for some more history related content, over on my channel, the Pacific War Channel you can find a few videos all the way from the Opium Wars of the 1800's until the end of the Pacific War in 1945.  So before venturing back to the frigid northern aleutians, we have a lot of action to talk about in the south Pacific. On August 3rd, General Sasaki was forced to order a withdrawal from Munda. General Griswold sent a message over to Admiral Hasley declaring “Our ground forces today wrested Munda from the Japs and present it to you as sole owner”. Halsey in his typical fashion replied “keep ‘em dying”. Despite the blood, sweat and tears taking Munda, as a whole, operation cartwheel had fallen a month behind schedule. As Griswold noted “the months fighting had not been the Americans' finest hour in the Solomon islands campaign”. Halsey would add to it “the smoke of charred reputations still makes me cough”. Now just because Munda had fallen did not mean the work was all done, there was to be cleanup operations of course. General Sasaki ordered his forces to retreat northwards, most were enroute to the Kure 6th farm; the 13th regiment and Sasaki's HQ were going to Bairoko; the 3rd battalion, 23rd regiment and Yokosuka 7th guns were heading to Baanga island. The Americans would be in hot pursuit. General Griswold divided the cleanup operations, giving the 25th division the task of advancing across New Georgia to seize Bairoko Harbor and the Piru Plantation. General Hodge 's 43rd division was given the task of seizing the islands of Arundel and Baanga. General Collins would deploy the 1st battalion, 27th regiment and Colonel Dalton's 161st regiment to advance up the Bairoko trail; the rest of Colonel Douglas Sugg's 27th would advance along the Zieta Trail towards the Piru plantation. General Sasaki learnt on August 6th, the American navy had scored a small but conclusive victory when 6 US destroyers sunk 3 IJN destroyers, the Arashi, Kawakaze and Hagikaze during the Naval battle of Vella Gulf. This of course meant the Japanese reinforcement convoy had failed, thus Sasaki wasted no time ordered a general withdrawal to Kolombangara by the way of Baanga Island. Sasaki needed to give the men more time, so he reinforced the Yano battalion with the 12th company of the 3rd battalion, 23rd regiment who were left to defend the Kure 6th farm. Major Yano Keiji, a veteran of Guadalcanal, selected a rough terrain east and south of Zieta village and the Kure 6th farm to dig in. The Americans would later refer to it as “Zieta Garden”. The garden was to be Yano's first line of defense across the Zieta river. There was a bit of high ground due north of Zieta Village which would have been easier to defend, but he needed his men to protect the trail running to Lulu Channel and Baanga, his only line of communications. The 3rd battalion, 23rd regiment in the meantime were securing Baanga. General Sasaki radioed his plans to the 8th Fleet, but to his surprise was told to hold onto New Georgia until late September for “future operations”. Sasaki was bewildered by this, but understood Admiral Samejima then commanding the 8th fleet was trying to direct a land battle, and obviously he was not experienced in such things. What Sasaki did not know at the time was Samejima was being instructed by General headquarters to do this. On August 7th, the Army and Navy had agreed to pull out of the Central Solomons and would cooperate to bolster Bougainville's defenses. A revisión later on August 13th would instruct Koga, Kusaka and Imamura to hold onto as much of New Georgia as possible while Bougainville was being reinforced. Full evacuation of New Georgia was set for late September to early October, but the actual dates were dependent on the Bougainville progress. On August 8th Sugg's 2nd battalion advanced through a deep ravine going roughly 2 miles up the trail when his men were met with heavy machine gun fire. The Yano battalion was defending the barge supply route through the Lulu channel as their comrades and supplies made their way to Baanga. On August 9th, the 27th began their assault upon the Kure 6th Farm, employing a envelopment maneuver. The Yano battalion was holding them at bay, but gradually the allied forces were confining the Japanese into a smaller and smaller pocket. Meanwhile the 1st battalion was advancing north along the Munda-Bairoko trail where they joined Colonel Liversedge's men. On the 10th, Hodge ordered the 169th regiment to hit Baanga and on the 11th patrols from their 3rd battalion had located the Japanese strongpoint on its southwest tip. By nightfall, the American assault of the Kure 6th Farm forced Colonel Yano to withdraw back across the Zieta River to form a new defensive perimeter. His men performed a fighting withdrawal throughout the night seeing many Japanese scream and throw rocks at the Americans. The usual night time activities that kept the allied forces miserable.  On the 12th the Americans unleashed an artillery bombardment upon the Kure 6th Farm positions not realizing they had already been abandoned. The 89th had fired 2700 rounds, the heaviest concentration of the operation on completely empty positions. The Americans advanced over Yano's old positions, crossed the river and fell upon Yano's new defensive perimeter. On that day General Barker assumed command of the 43rd division as General Hodge returned to his command of the Americal Division. Barker began by sending L Company of the 169th regiment to occupy Baanga. L Company were met with unexpectedly heavy Japanese fire suffering 28 casualties before they were forced to pull back.    Meanwhile on August 13th, Sugg's 3rd battalion with E company managed to launch their main assault against the Yano battalion. They were attempting a envelopment maneuver against Yano's flanks, but heavy resistance saw Yano's right flank repel the attack. On the left there was a marshy plain that hindered the American advance forcing them to go too far left and thus failing to apply enough pressure. Although the assault failed, the unexpected left advance saw some gain. A patrol from H company stumbled across a heavily used trail leading to the Lulu channel. They established a roadblock that night allowing ambush efforts to hit the trail. The roadblock convinced Yano he was soon to be cut off, so he immediately prepared a withdrawal to Baanga.    In the meantime, Barker decided to use Vela Cela island as a launching point for an assault against Maanga. On August the 14th, the 3rd battalion, 169th regiment began occupying the small island before using it as a springboard to land at Baanga. However the Americans quickly found themselves surrounded by a mangrove swamp and the Japanese began tossing counter attacks until night fell.  Yano's forces repelled numerous American attacks from the 3rd battalion throughout the day, afternoon and night. The Japanese threw back one attack led by four marine tanks, which had crossed the river on a bridge engineers built. While doing this his men also began their retreat westwards. H Company met a brief exchange with Yano's men, but Yano decided not to seriously clash with them and withdrew his battalion to Baanga by the 15th.  The 27th occupied Zieta village, making contact with Schultz 3rd battalion, 148th infantry over on Zieta Hill to the north. After this the 27th would advance upon Piru plantation and Sunday Inlet, too which they also ran into mangrove swamps greatly hindering them. The fight for the Zieta area had cost them 168 casualties, the americans were seeing a continuous flow of fierce counterattacks at Baanga, prompting Barker to decided he would reinforce the beachhead with the 2nd battalion 169th regiment and the 1st and 3rd battalions of the 172nd regiment.   At this point General Griswold and Admirals Halsey and Wilkinson were trying to figure out what to do next. Halsey's original plan after the taking of Munda was to attack Kolombangara, but the recent performance of the Japanese defenders made the Americans quite skittish about performing an amphibious invasion. The battle for Munda point was one of the fiercest defenses the Japanese had put up. More than 30,000 troops had been brought over to face 5000 Japanese defenders within their network of entrenchments. As pointed out by the commander in chief of the US Navy planning memorandum “If we are going to require such overwhelming superiority at every point where we attack the Japanese, it is time for radical change in the estimate of the forces that will be required to defeat the Japanese now in the Southwest and Central Pacific.” Munda Point airfield would become a landmark victory because of the 6000 foot runway it would soon provide, alongside taxiways and its capacity as a base of operations. Halsey would later declare its airfield “to be the finest in the south pacific” and the Seabees would be awarded with a citation for their great efforts. Commander Doane would receive a special mention “by virtue of his planning, leadership, industry, and working ‘round the clock' to make serviceable the Munda Airfield on August 14th, 1943, a good four days ahead of the original schedule.” The seabees work was a testament not only to their morale and organization, but also the fact they held superior equipment. Admiral Nimitz would go on the record to state “one of the outstanding features of the war in both the North and South Pacific areas has been the ability of US forces to build and use airfields, on a terrain and with a speed which would have been considered fantastically impossible in our pre-war days.” Overall the Georgia campaign would go on the be an essential component in the strangulation of Rabaul, as pointed out by historian Eliot Morison “The Central Solomons ranks with Guadalcanal and Buna-Gona for intensity of human tribulation. We had Munda and we needed it for the next move, toward Rabaul; but we certainly took it the hard way. The strategy and tactics of the New Georgia campaign were among the least successful of any allied campaign in the Pacific”.   Allied intelligence indicated Kolombangara had roughly 10,000 Japanese defenders, thus Halsey was inclined to seek an alternative method rather than slugging it out. He thought perhaps they could bypass Kolombangara completely and instead land on Vella Lavella. If they managed to pull that off, it would cut off the Japanese supply line to Kolombangara which was basically surviving on fishing boats and barges based out of Buin. Halsey noted “Kolombangara was 35 miles nearer the Shortlands and Kahili. According to coast-watchers, its garrison numbered not more than 250, and its shoreline would offer at least one airstrip.” A reconnaissance carried out back on July 22nd reported very few enemy troops on the island and that it held a feasible airfield site at Barakoma which also had beaches capable for LST's to land at. Thus Halsey approved the plan and Griswold formed the Northern Landing Force, placed under the command of Brigadier General Robert McClure. The force consisted of the recently arrived 35th regiment of the 25th division attached to the 25th cavalry reconnaissance troops, all led by Colonel Everett Brown; the 4th defense battalion, the 58th naval construction battalion and the Naval base group.  To hit Vella Lavella they would require air supremacy and artillery planted upon Piru Plantation and the Enogai-Bairoko area. General Twinnings AirSols had 161 fighters back on July 31st, but by August 18th they would have 129 functioning. Twining had sufficient strength in bombers as the number of light and medium bombers had dropped by less than a dozen, at around 129. For heavy bombers his increased from 48 to 61. It was critical Munda airfields be fully operational by mid august, sothe Seabees of the 73rd and 24th naval construction battalions went to work. Admiral Fitch's plan for Munda airfield called for a 6000 long foot runway with a minimum 8 inch coral surface and taxiways and revetments ready for over 200 fighters by September 25th. Eventually this would also include 48 heavy bombers. The immediate job was the fighter strip as always, you prepare your defenses against air attacks before you bring in the heavy bombers. He had a week to make the field operational. Commander Doane of the 73rd Seabees had two critical assets. The first was Munda was by far the best airfield site in the Solomons. Beneath one to 3 feet of topsoil was solid coral and there was a plentiful supply of live coral which hardened like concrete, great for the surfacing. Second the 73rd was the best equipped battalion yet to arrive to the solomons with D-7 and D-8 bulldozers, ¾ yard power shovels, 8 yard carryalls and 7 ton rollers. Weather was good and the moon was bright for the week permitting night time work without lights. The immediate threat would have been a 12cm of the Yokosuka 7th SNLF at Baanga, but they never fired upon them. Again, wars are won by logistics and it can't be expressed enough what a colossal amount the Seabees did for the Pacific War. By August 14th, Mulcahy flew over to set up his HQ and the VMF-123 and VMF-124 flew into the base with a R4D carrying their gear and personnel. For the incoming invasion P-40s would be coming from Segi while Corsairs would be launched from Munda.  Admiral Kusaka had reformed his 1st Base air force thanks to the arrival of his long-sought reinforcements. In mid July reinforcements arrived to the Solomons in the form of the 201st Kokutai Aerial Bomb group and carrier Division 2's naval bombers from Ryujo. The overall strength of the 1st base air force was now at around 230 aircraft of various types. The land-based bombers would go to Rear Admiral Ueno Keizo's 25th air flotilla over in Rabaul. They were tasked with night bombing raids against Guadalcanal and New Georgia now. Naval fights and bombers would be merged into the 1st combined air attack force, later reformed into the 26th air flotilla led by Rear Admiral Sakamaki Munetake. There job was to destroy any enemy shipping in New Georgia and to conduct interceptions over the Munda-Buin areas. It was understood the Americans held numerical superiority, but the Japanese were willing to take them on hoping their fighting spirit would prevail. Meanwhile, back on the night of August 12th, Admiral Wilkinson deployed an advance party of 14 men led by Captain George Kriner to perform a reconnaissance of Vella Lavella. They would be reinforced by Companies E and G of the 103rd regiment when the scouts found 40 Japanese around Biloa and another 100 5 miles north of Barakoma. They had reached the island secretly using 4 PT boats, though Japanese floatplanes would made to bomb one of them. After the successful arrival of the advance party at Barakoma, F Company of the 103rd landed on August 14th to reinforce the beachhead.  The main invasión force designated Task Force 31 led by Admiral Wilkinson  would consist of 10 destroyers, 5 destroyer transports, 12 LCI's, 3 LST's and two subchasers. At 3:05am  the 1st transport group of the force departed consisting of the destroyer transports with 6 escort destroyers were carrying the 1st and 2nd battalions of the 35th regiment. Captain Ryan led the group aboard Nicholas while Wilkinson was aboard Cony. The second transport group made up of the smaller vessels carried the Seabees and support personally following an hour behind with 4 destroyer escorts led by Captain William Cooke. After the force departed Guadalcanal they were to approach the Gizo Strait around midnight, before beginning to unload in the early hours of august 15th, under the cover of fighters.  However Wilkinson would not be aware his force was spotted by a G3M Betty bomber which reported back to Admiral Samaki who immediately launched a strike force. By 8am, the 1st and 2nd battalions of the 35th regiment had landed. While the 3rd battalion began their unloading process enemy aircraft appeared. 48 Zeros and 6 Vals were intercepted by American fighters. By 9:15 all the troops were landed, now the equipment began to be unloaded. The Japanese launched two waves from Buin, the first appeared at 12:30, made up of 48 Zero's and 11 Vals. They were intercepted leading to no damage being done to the landing forces. 7 Zeros came in low to strafe the beach but were turned away by fire from 65 automatic weapons aboard the LST's. LST's in the past lacked adequate anti aircraft protection, thus 20 20mm guns were borrowed from Guadalcanal and set to use. At 5:30 32 Zero's and 8 Vals showed up but they too were intercepted. By 6pm the LSTs were beginning to retract. The strikes had amounted to 12 men killed on the beach and 40 wounded, it could have been much worse. The Japanese reported losing 9 Zeros and 8 Vals for the day while the Americans would claim to have lost a total of 5 fighters. Without any real land battle the amphibious invasion of Vella Lavella was a resounding success. After darkness settled in, Admiral Ueno's 5th air attack force over in Rabaul launched their final attempt against the American convoys. At 5:30pm, 3 Betty's that had launched out of Vunakanau were spotting the convoy and reporting their movements. They came across the LCI's southeast of Gatukai and the LSTs as they were approaching the Gizo strait. 23 Bettys in 3 Chutai's, one armed with torpedoes the other two with bombs approached. The torpedo armed Betty's attacked the LCI's while the bombers went for the LST's. The American destroyers tossed up a lot of anti aircraft fire as the torpedoes and bombs failed to hit targets. 4 Betty's would be damaged badly for their efforts. The Japanese reaction to the terrible results was to form an unrealistic plan to wipe out the American invasion by sending a single battalion to the island. When the landings became known, officers of the 8th fleet and 17th army formed a conference. They estimated, with accuracy surprisingly, that the landing force was around a brigade in strength. One officer proposed the idea to send a battalion to counterland. General Imamura's HQ calmly pointed out that sending a single battalion against a brigade would be like “pouring water on a hot stone”. The men were desperately more needed for the defense of Bougainville. The Japanese knew they were vastly outnumbered in the Solomons and that the fight for the central solomons was pretty much lost. They believed their only chance to successfully defend the rest of the solomons was to carry out a slow retreat in order to build up forces in Bougainville and Rabaul.  It was decided that two rifle companies of the Miktami battalion and a platoon from the Yokosuka 7th SNLF would be sent to Horaniu on the northeast corner of Vella Lavella. These forces would establish a barge staging base between Kolombangara and the Shortlands. Alongside this Rekata bay would be evacuated and its 7th Kure SNLF would set up a relay base at Choiseul. Imamura nad Kusaka planned to hold Horaniu for as long as possible, trying to establish a new supply route along the west coast of Choiseul.  For the Horaniu operation, Admiral Ijuins destroyer squadron of Sazanami, Shigure, Hamakaze and Isokaze were going to escort 22 barges, supported by 3 torpedo boats and two subchasers. The small armada departed Rabaul on August 17th, but Ijuin's destroyers were spotted quickly by an allied search plane 100 miles out of Rabaul. In fact, Wilkinson was anticipating the Japanese heading for Kolombangara or perhaps Barakoma. He sent 4 destroyers, the Nicholas, O'Bannon, Taylor and Chevalier under Captain Thomas Ryan. Ryan had been an ensign in Yokohama during the 1923 Great Kanto earthquake, where he saved the love of one Mrs. Slack from the burning Grand Hotel. This earned him the medal of honor making him 1 of 18 men to receive the medal of honor during the interwar period of 1920-1940. Ryans force departed Tulagi while the other American convoy, the 2nd echelon led by Cooke were landing equipment at Barakoma. By nightfall Ryans squadron were coming up the slot while the enemy convoy was being harassed by 4 Avengers. The Avengers failed to score hits, but the anti aircraft gunfire alerted Ryan, as the Japanese were reversing course heading in his direction. At 12:29am on August 18th O'Bannon made radar contact and a few minutes later the Americans could see the Japanese ships. At 12:32 the Japanese spotted Ryans force, prompting Ijuin to order a 45 degree turn northwest to try and lure the enemy away from the convoy. As his ruse succeeded there would be a pretty ineffective long range gun and torpedo duel seeing Hamakaze and Isokaze taking slight damage. Meanwhile the Japanese barges were racing to the coast. Ryan believed he had foiled the reinforcement when he engaged the destroyers . But because Chevalier was facing some mechanical failures and could not keep up speed to chase the Japanese destroyers, Ryan decided to turn back to engage the already landed reinforcements at Horaniu. However they managed to escape north too quickly, thus the Horaniu operation was quite a bit of success, with a lot of luck at play. Now we are shifting over to the frigid north waters of the Aleutians. The fall of Attu and Munda were pivotal moments of the Pacific war that completely changed the course of their respective campaigns. When Munda was taken, the Japanese realized the central solomons were a lost cause and began to move all resources and men they could to Bougainville. When Attu was taken, the Japanese realized the Aleutian islands campaign was a lost cause and decided to evacuate the forces on Kiska. The battle of the pips and miraculous evacuation of Kiska was completed by the end of July. Kiska was pummeled on July 26th and 27th under clear sunny weather. 104 tons of bombs hit Kiska's installation on the 26th in a large attack consisting of 32 B-24's, 24 P-38 lightnings and 38 P-40's. On the 27th it was hit with 22 tons of bombs. On August 1st Lt Bernard O'Donnel conducted the first reconnaissance sweep since the July 27th bombing and observed no Japanese fights, no anti aircraft fire and no ships at harbor. Meanwhile the blockade was being performed by Giffen and Griffen's task force who bombarded Kiska. Intelligence crews working on aerial photographs of the island and its installations noted a number of odd features. Practically all the buildings around 23 in all appeared destroyed, but with rubble patterns suggesting demolition rather than bombing. The Japanese also appeared to have done no repair work on the craters in the north head runway, which was very odd, it was around the clock kind of work for them. All the garrisons trucks seemed to be parked on the beach in clusters and it seemed they were not moving day to day. Some pilots reported a bit of activity, like narrowly missing flak and some vehicles and ships seen moving below, but Kinkaids HQ noted all these reports were coming from green pilots. Experienced fliers were not reporting such things. Radio traffic had vanished, some wondering if the bombing was so tremendous it destroyed all the radios. Generals Butler and DeWitt believed the Green pilots, but Generals Buckner and Holland Smith were very suspicious, pointing out that the Japanese had already carried out a secret massive evacuation at Guadalcanal. In fact Buckner and Smith kept asking Kinkaid to toss some Alaskan scouts ashore in rubber boats at night prior to an invasion to report if the island was abandoned or not. But Kinkaid had the last say in the matter and declined to do so. Kinkaid's decision was to go ahead with a full scale invasion of the island. In his words “if the enemy had evacuated the island, the troop landings would be a good training exercises, a super dress rehearsal, excellent for training purposes”.  On August 12th, Captain George Ruddel, leading a squadron of 4 fighters circled low over the anti aircraft gun positions on Kiska, received no flak so he landed on her North head runway dodging nearly 30 craters. The 3 other fighters followed suit and the pilots performed a tiny expedition for some time. They found no sign of people, just destroyed buildings and abandoned equipment. Nonetheless Ruddels report would not stop Kinkaid, only some scolding for doing something so dangerous. The invasion of Kiska, codenamed operation cottage, was set for August 15th. The invasion force was 30,000 Americans and 5300 Canadians under the overall command of Major General Charles Harrison Corlet. It consisted of Brigadier General Archibald Arnolds 7th division; Buckner's 4th regiment; Colonel Roy Victor Rickards 87th mountain infantry regiment, the 13th Canadian Brigade known as the Greenlight Force which consisted of the Canadian Fusiliers regiment, the 1st Battalion of Winnipeg Grenadiers, the Rocky Mountain Rangers regiment and Le Regiment de Hull led by Major General George Pearkers; there was also Colonel Robert Fredericks 1st Special Service force consisting of 2500 paratroops of elite American-Canadian commandos. Kiska marked the first time Canadian conscripts were sent to a combat zone in WW2. The men were equipped in Arctic gear, trained mostly at Adak, practicing amphibious landings using LCI's and LCT's. The naval forces were commanded by Admiral Rockwell were more than 100 warships strong, with Admiral Baker leading a group to bombard Kiska with over 60 tons on August 14th. The journey to the abandoned island was pretty uneventful. On August 15th, Admiral Rockwell dispatched the transports to gather off Kiska during a period of light fog. Major General Corlett's plan was to stage a diversionary landing using a detachment of Alaskan Scout led by Colonel Verbeck to hit Gertrude Cove which was assumed to be heavily fortified. While this occurred an advance force of the 1st, 2nd and provisional battalions of the 1st regiment, 1st special service force would secure the western side of the island, known as Quisling cove. The main force would land at a beach on the north near the Kiska volcano. Colonel Verbecks scouts and Colonel Robert Fredericks commands were the first to come ashore. They were met by empty machine gun nests as they climbed Lard Hill, Larry Hill and Lawson Hill, interesting names. They investigated caves and ravines only to find destroyed equipment. But perhaps the enemy was simply further up in the hills saving their ammunition to ambush them. During the morning the main force landed on Kiskas northern side whereupon they immediately began climbing some cliffs to reach objectives. In the process each battalion of the 87th mountain regiment captured Robber Hill, Riot Hill and Rose Hill. US Army Lt George Earle recalled this of the unique landscapes of Kiska “At one end was a perfectly shaped steaming volcano, cloudcushioned, well- wrapped […] all around were cliff-walled shores and, when visible, a bright green matting of waist-high tundra scrub and deep lush mosses – a great green sponge of slopes rising to a rocky knife-edge crest nearly eight hundred feet above the shore up in the fog, and zigzagging its ridge-line backbone toward the […] four-thousand foot cone of the volcano”. Lt Earle also noted the incessant rain and fog, Kiska saw roughly 250 days of rain per year on average and held a ton of clouds blotting out sunshine. On the day the allied force landed the island was blanketed with a thick fog. As the allied forces advanced they ran into a variety of booby traps the Japanese had taken a lot of time to leave behind, these included; typical land mines, improvised 155m shells with trigger wires, M-93 mine's laid upside down wired to blocks of TNT, timed bombs, candle bombs, and the classic grenades with trip wire. There was to be several casualties from booby traps. In the fog as timed bombs or other traps went off, allied forces opened fire towards noises believing the enemy was upon them. There was some friendly fire incidents amongst the Americans and Canadians, but not as much that has been perpetuated by quite a few videos on Youtube mind you. Its actually a myth thats been perpetuated in many books, in fact the main source I have been using for the Aleutian islands campaign is guilty of it sad to say. The friendly fire incidents on Kiska was not a large skirmish between American and Canadian forces that resulted in many deaths or wounded, no that was pretty much summed up to booby traps, a lot of them. If you want to know more about this, I did a podcast interview on my youtube channel, the Pacific War channel with Brad St.Croix, a historian focused on Canadian military history. The episode is titled the Canadian experience during the Pacific War, and Brad had a lot of, going to admit, vented anger about debunking this myth haha. Please go check it out, I have to admit of all my podcast episodes it has not received many views and I am sad at this because there's a lot of interesting stuff, like how Canada was going to be part of Operation Downfall. Anyways. The Americans and Canadians suspected the Japanese might be retreating into the interior or hiding in fight pits, so they were tense the entire time, after the stories from Attu who could blame them. The crack of a single rifle fire, would be met with more, but it always died down quickly. Corlett's forces continued to climb uphill towards Link Hill and Ranger Hill in the direction of the main enemy camp at Kiska harbor. They found all the fortifications they came across abandoned. The second wave of the main force were brought over consisted of the 1st regiment, 1st special service force who landed at Little Kiska Island unopposed. By August 18th Corlett was confident the enemy was not on Kiska, but he continued the search nonetheless, into the caves and ravine, until August 22nd. To quote Ian Toll's 2nd book of his pacific war trilogy  “Considering the expenditure of naval ordnance and aerial bombs on an island that had been vacated by the enemy, and the tremendous investment of shipping and troops in a bloodless invasion, the Kiska operation had been slightly farcical. In Pearl Harbor, the news was received in good humor. Nimitz liked to tell visitors how advance elements of the huge invasion force, creeping inland with weapons at the ready, were warmly greeted by a single affable dog that trotted out to beg for food” Indeed the capture of Kiska which ushered the end to the Aleutians campaign, was kind of a enormous blunder when you consider the amount of resources allocated to it. You always have to consider these resources could have been brought to the south pacific, but hindsight is hindsight. After the battle of Attu, the allies expected an absolute bloodbath on Kiska. For Corlett's men, the americans suffered 18 deaths, 170 wounded, the Canadians 4 killed and 4 wounded, 130 men also got trench foot. The destroyer Abner Read struck a Japanese mine on August 18th, suffering 70 dead and 47 wounded to bring the total casualties to 313. Generals Buckner and DeWitt sought an invasion of Paramushiro, but the joint chiefs of staff would gradually reject the idea because it was simply seen to be easier to drive through the central or south pacific to Japan. But I would like to point out, if the south and central pacific campaigns did not go well, the idea of hitting the Japanese home islands from the Aleutians could have been a very real thing. Kinkaid, Butler, Eareckson amongst many others would leave the north pacific to deploy in other theaters. It was only really Buckner who remained, DeWitt returned to the west coast, as did the majority of forces. Wanted a feel good end to this one. So the allied forces on Kiska found more than just booby traps, turns out the Japanese had abandoned a number of dogs on the island, so the allied troops adopted many of them and turned them into unit mascots and pets. Surviving photos of the soldiers and the dogs are abundant and cute. I would like to take this time to remind you all that this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Please go subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry after that, give my personal channel a look over at The Pacific War Channel at Youtube, it would mean a lot to me. The amphibious assault of Vella Lavella was a huge success, though now the battle for the small island was on. The farcical battle of Kiska had ushered in the end of the Aleutian islands campaign, birthing a long persisting myth to this very day of an incredible friendly fire battle. 

Melvin Farmer is one of the co-founders of the street gang Eight Trey Gangsta Crips that was formed in the 70's in the South Central Los Angeles. Melvin was good friend with Crip founder Raymond Washington and notorious Crip member Stanley "Tookie" Williams who was convicted for a quadruple homicide and ultimately executed by the State of California. Melvin Farmer has been arrested over 60 times and after lengthy prison stints he began working in the community to curb gang violence and help write legislation that would help 3 strike offenders.

Don't miss out on a Winning Season, head to MyBookie and use my promo code AED and you'll get double your first deposit mybookie.ag FOLLOW AD https://www.instagram.com/iitsad FOLLOW KING TRELL https://www.instagram.com/_kingtrell FOLLOW DOKNOW https://www.instagram.com/doknowsworld ------ 00:00 Intro 2:58 - TRell says fans want to know why Smac keeps sayin Piru when he's a Crip, TRell clowns Smac for having “Schoolboy Qs brother” In his instagram bio  9:53 - Doknow says he finally listened to ADs music and AD had daddy issues 11:02 - TRell brings up Flakko, Monday Show drama, and Flakko's new show + Adam tearing Flakko up on first episode of new show, calls him out for having no h*** 15:17 - Doknow ask the Top 3 things that he likes going on at No Jumper, TRell says he made the We hungry episode good by getting drunk  17:38 - TRell calls Smac out says he has “No Game”! + Smac fires back at TRellfor being married says he hasn't had a b*tch in forever 25:00 - My Bookie AD* 26:38 - Guys discuss latest drama with Keekee and The Pop Up, the Pop up investors putting TRell on a flyer + TRell addresses Adam putting Pop Up flyer in groupchat  34:57 - Doknow says too many people wanna podcast 42:51 - AD speaks about never needing a contract between him and Pun after being managed by him for years  44:45 - TRell says there's no way The Pop up investors spend $20,000 on starting Pop Up, said when he went he only seen $3.5k  49:05 - TRell tells story of him and his homies saving Smac and friends from getting jumped   57:56 - AD reveals Smac could've been on No Jumper way earlier but Smac was waiting for TRell to invite him + TRell puts Smac on the spot to see if he's ready to be apart of ATEOTD, has Smac read the topic list1:01:45 - Keke Palmer is pregnant  1:02:23 - Dominican family exumed their grandmother and put a dress on her  1:02:58 - TRell says shoutout to everyone at the office who thought Kanye was coming to No Jumper + TRell acts like he was invited to the Kanye interview even though he knows he wasn't  1:05:01 - AD and TRell go at it over which one of them is the biggest Kanye fan, AD shows of “Graduation” album tattoo on his arm  1:07:27 - Guys imagine how TRell would interview Kanye, say TRell would take it easy on Kanye + AD speaks on studying history for Kanye interview feeling like he let his people down last interview , Adam also being ready, AD says Adam also felt like he let black people down  1:13:53 - Guys discuss arguing in the groupchat, Adam getting pissed off at TRell 1:18:31 - TRell says Lush doesn't have his back, clowns Lush for being mad about not being in the live show vlog, TRell says he just got on his first vlog thumbnail after a year plus  1:20:30 - AD talks about seeing that TRell was really about his business after first time visiting Sorella  1:21:59 - Summer Walker wanting to hire a assistant but specifies they have to be G*y or White  1:24:17 - Kanye having to pay 200k child support a month to Kim Kardashian, guys discuss if it's enough money or not  1:44:30 - Tory Lanez gets new charge put on his care  1:45:57 - 18yr old gets elected mayor in Arkansas, guys talk about what the “Key to the city” actually does  1:52:42 - TRell says Kanye has done a lot for the homeless , TRell Says he seen a homeless tent with a Jacuzzi  ----- Want to send your merch? No Jumper P.O. Box 11659 Burbank, CA 91510 No Jumper Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/nojumper No Jumper News Discord: https://discord.gg/ajntTVY FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ Follow us on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nojumper iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

1. Revelamos caos administrativo y amenaza ambienta en Cayey y mientras tanto, el alcalde, se esconde. 2. Denuncia que el Municipio reactiva plan para construir carretera sobre valle agrícola. Conversamos con una de las opositoras 3. Piru vs Jgo en Wasington DC y el país, bien gracias 4. Evidencia separación Pierlusi y JGo: Gobernador se reúne en Casa Blanca y habla de economía, pero excluyen a la Comisionada Residente. Entonces Jennifer González y un sector de salud piden garantías al Congreso para fondos Medicaid 5. Un análisis de datos eleva de 53 a 58 el total de feminicidios ocurridos en el 2021. El Observatorio de Equidad de Género señaló la responsabilidad del Estado en tener datos confiables para hacer frente a la ola de violencia de género que enfrenta el país 6. Se registran 1,390 nuevos casos positivos de covid-19 7. Administrador del Fondo confirma empleado multado por Ética realizaba trabajos de confianza. El empleado multado recibió una compensación por tiempo extra trabajado e intentó cobrar un diferencial después de que la Oficina de Ética lo procesara por hacer trabajo político partidista a favor del Gobernador. 8. Administración de Biden otorga $5.7 millones para implementar ‘Internet para Todos' en Puerto Rico. La iniciativa acelerará la capacidad de ofrecer servicios de Internet de alta velocidad en la Isla 9. La desventaja de la tan esperada bonanza de Blockchain…Los inversionistas que se mudan a Puerto Rico podrían agravar aún más la situación del costo de vida de la isla 10. Google da a conocer lo que más buscan los boricuas 11. Tres empresas competirán en la licitación para operar los peajes de las carreteras 12. La tragedia del desamparo: nonagenario es mordido por ratas en Loíza 13. Seguimiento al desalojo de estudiantes de UPR Mayagüez y de escuelas públicas por amenazas de bombas 14. Condenan a Cristina Fernández a seis años de prisión por corrupción. Además, fue inhabilitada para ejercer cargos públicos de forma perpetua. 15. Meta sopesa retirar contenido noticioso de Facebook Éstas y otras noticias, hoy En Blanco y Negro con Sandra. - - - Este programa se transmite por las siguientes emisoras, y por sus respectivas plataformas digitales, y aplicaciones para dispositivos Apple y Android: 1. Cadena WIAC - WYAC 930 AM: Cabo Rojo-Mayagüez 2. Cadena WIAC – WISA 1390 AM Isabela 3. Cadena WIAC - WIAC 740 AM: Área metropolitana 4. WLRP 1460 AM Radio Raíces: La voz del Pepino en San Sebastián 5. X61 610 AM: Patillas y toda la zona sureste 6. X61 94.3 FM: Patillas-Guayama 7. Mi Podcast: Anchor, SoundCloud y demás. https://anchor.fm/sandrarodriguezcotto Redes Sociales: FACEBOOK, TWITTER, INSTAGRAM, LINKEDIN · E-mail: Enblancoynegroconsandra@gmail.com · BLOG: http://enblancoynegromedia.blogspot.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sandrarodriguezcotto/support

OG Ayatollah Marv the oldest living active Piru boy.

Recibimos a Pablo “Pirulo” Guerrisi, fundador en 2003 de Rastrillo Records. Esta pequeña disquera independiente fue durante casi dos décadas uno de los escasos bastiones del cono sudamericano para los sonidos de garage, punk, surf y rock’n’roll afilado. Piru se pone a los platos y nos ofrece una selección de material de catacumba procedente de Sudamérica. Playlist; KILLER DOLLS “Friday” TANDOORIS “You complain too much” LOS PEYOTES “Vampiro” THEE BUTCHERS ORCHESTRA “Stop talking about music” LA COSA DE VENUS “Araña” SAICO and OS REIS DO LIXO “13 women” MAL RECETADO “Extraña clase de persona” SIMON CHAINSAW “Tearing out my heart” CULPABLES “White faces” LOS NUEVOS CREYENTES “Ira marina” MANGANZOIDES “Déjame entrar” FUZZFACES “Fita k7” Escuchar audio

In the early '90s, Death Row Records had a roster that could compete with any label's top talent, and CEO Suge Knight earned a reputation as one of the most feared men in the industry. James McDonald, then known as Mob James, was the instrument of Knight's intimidation. McDonald served as Death Row's muscle and Suge's go-to-guy for years.Knight and McDonald used “any means necessary” to get their point across to the label's opponents. That was then and this is now. McDonald wields a starkly different kind of influence today. Through his podcast, “The Gangster Chronicles,” he draws on his experience and wisdom to steer vulnerable young men away from gangs and street life. Knowing how deeply he was affected by the absence of his biological father, McDonald strives to be a positive male role model in the lives of young men; he feels that if he can just help one individual, then his efforts have not been in vain. The podcast has a bright future: It was picked up by the Black Effect Podcast Network, a joint venture of Charlamagne Tha God and iHeartMedia to amplify black voices.

Though it is mandatory to perform Sraddha for the ancestors, many of us do not perform.   Pitru Dosha,, curse of the Pitrus for not being properly when they were alive and no performance of Sraddha may be atoned in some temples.   One is Gaya Sraddha and the performance of Sraddha at Benares. There are some more temples where the Piru dosha parihara Poojas may be performed.   Rameswaram is another.   Some more temples where the Parihara may be performed.   4.Seshampadi near Kumbakonam.   5.Sethalapathy. Swarnavalli sametha Muktheeswarar temple is at Thilatharpanapuri 2.6kms from Koothanur. Koothanoor is near Poonthottam which is on Mayavaram – Tiruvarur Road. The nearest railway station is at Poonthottam. The main deities here are Swarnavalli Thayar and Mukthiswarar. The name Thilatharpanapuri comes from two words thil meaning Gingely and tharpana is the Hindu ritual of performing pithru karmas (ritual of paying tribute to ancestors) to ones ancestors. It is also known as Sethalapathy.   6.Gokarna,Karnataka.   Airport.Dabolim, 91 Km,Goa.Hubli, Karnataka,124 Km.   Trains are available from Major Cities of India.Railway Station Gokarna Road.   7.*Srivanchiyam, near Thiruvarur, Tamil Nadu.   May be reached from Kumbakonam, Tiruvarur.   Buses are available.   Airport.Tiruchi.   Railway Station,Mayiladithurai Triambakeswar.   Trambakeshwar (Trimbakeshwar) is an ancient Hindu temple in the town of Trimbak, in the Nashik District of Maharashtra, India, 28 km from the city of Nashik. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is one of the twelve Jyotirlingaas.   9..Thiruvengadu, near Sirgazhi.   Airport.Tiruchi.   Railway Station.Mayiladuthurai.   How to Reach Thiruvengadu by bus. From Sirkali: Busess are available from Sirkali From Mayiladuthurai:Busess are available from Mayiladuthurai Bus No. 12-Ranga – Mayiladuthurai to Mangaimandam Anand – Mayiladuthurai to Perunthottam 28-Ramani- Mayiladuthurai to Nangur 4A-CRC – Mayiladuthurai to Elayamuthukoodam/Mangaimadam 34-CRC – Mayiladuthurai to Perunthottam Bus Stop for Thiruvengadu temple – Thiruvengadu Temple/Thiruvengadu SSD Hr. secondary School. https://ramanisblog.in/2014/09/10/nine-temples-for-pitru-dosha-parihara/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ramanispodcast/message

The Black Effect Presents... Gangster Chronicles. In this exclusive, we have legendary West Coast rapper Hi-C in studio for a very rare sit down. We talk about the start of his career at the Roadium swap meet with the late Steve Yano's and Tony A along with Eazy E and Dr.Dre.  He then touches on the formation of his crew, DJ Quik, AMG, 2nd 2 None, Suga Free and the late Mausberg. Hi-C then talks about him and Quik being PIRU rapper's during a time when rappers kept their hood affiliation secret, and then we breakdown why Quik may be one of the greatest producers of all time. Crawf Dawg also shares some rare Suge Knight beatdown stories.- Press Play!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this exclusive, we have legendary West Coast rapper Hi-C in studio for a very rare sit down. We talk about the start of his career at the Roadium swap meet with the late Steve Yano's and Tony A along with Eazy E and Dr.Dre.  He then touches on the formation of his crew, DJ Quik, AMG, 2nd 2 None, Suga Free and the late Mausberg. Hi-C then talks about him and Quik being PIRU rapper's during a time when rappers kept their hood affiliation secret, and then we breakdown why Quik may be one of the greatest producers of all time. Crawf Dawg also shares some rare Suge Knight beatdown stories.- Press Play!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Patreon... because you want to support our goofy asses www.patreon.com/accidentaldads  So thank you to a beautiful and wonderful listener, we decided to do an addendum to our top police stings and follow it up with the top most dangerous mobs/gangs of all time.  La Cosa Nostra One of the biggest threats to American civilization from organized crime is the Cosa Nostra, sometimes referred to as the "Mob" or the "Mafia," which sprang from the Sicilian Mafia. The term "La Cosa Nostra," used by the US government, and "Cosa Nostra" by its members literally translates to "this thing of ours" or "our thing." This international organization of criminals, made up of many "families," is committed to combating crime and defending its members. These organized and major racketeering activities are being carried out by these crime families or groups, which are connected by kinship or by conspiracy. A wide range of illicit activities, including as murder, extortion, drug trafficking, government corruption, gambling, infiltrating lawful enterprises, labor racketeering, loan sharking, prostitution, pornography, tax fraud schemes, and stock manipulation are also engaged in by them. The Cosa Nostra is most prevalent in the urban areas of New York City, New England, and portions of New Jersey, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Chicago. The Bonanno, Colombo, Gambino, Genovese, and Lucchese families are among the prominent ones in the New York City region. Sometimes, members and associates of one La Cosa Nostra family collaborate with members of other La Cosa Nostra families to carry out joint criminal activities.   Within these families, members collaborate on "crews" that are commanded by a "capo" or "captain," who is in charge of overseeing his crew's illicit actions and offering them assistance and safety. The crews are made up of trusted outsiders known as "associates" and "made" members known as "soldiers." An associate must be of Italian heritage, have proven their capacity to make money for the Family, and have shown a willingness to use violence in order to become a "made member" of the Family. The three highest-ranking members who manage the Family are the Boss or Acting Boss, the Underboss, and the Consigliere, or advisor. Cosa Nostra has its origins in Italian organized crime, although it has existed as a distinct organization for a long time. It still collaborates with many criminal organizations with Italian headquarters today in a variety of illicit operations.    Labor racketeering, in which it attempts to dominate, manage, and control a labor movement in order to have an impact on associated businesses and industries, is one of its main sources of income, power, and influence. Organized criminal organizations may profit greatly from labor unions, particularly their pension, welfare, and health funds. The mafia tries to regulate these schemes by giving businesses "sweetheart" contracts, cordial worker relations, and weak work regulations, or by manipulating union elections. Large cities like New York, Buffalo, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, and Philadelphia that have robust industrial bases and labor unions tend to be the epicenters of labor law infractions. Additionally, there are several organized criminal characters in these cities. Labor racketeering costs the American public millions of dollars annually through increased labor expenses that are ultimately passed on to consumers, according to many FBI investigations.   In order to investigate potential violations of labor law, the FBI collaborates closely with other governmental organizations and uses methods such as electronic surveillance, covert operations, use of secret sources, and victim interviews. The passing of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) in 1970 was the one event that helped more than anything else to deter organized crime. The agencies were able to work more effectively as a result of this action because they could target the entire corrupt organization rather than incarcerating individuals who might simply be replaced by other members or affiliates of organized crime.   The first known Sicilian Mafia member to immigrate to the United States was Giuseppe Esposito. After assassinating 11 rich landowners, the chancellor and vice chancellor of a Sicilian province, and six other Sicilians, he escaped to New York. In 1881, he was detained in New Orleans, Louisiana, and then sent back to Italy.    The nation's first significant Mafia event occurred in New Orleans. Police Superintendent David Hennessey of New Orleans was executed on October 15, 1890. Numerous Sicilians were detained, and 19 were ultimately charged with the crime. An acquittal spread allegations of widespread corruption and scared witnesses away. On March 14, 1891, a group of angry New Orleans residents formed a lynch mob and murdered 11 out of the 19 defendants. Eight managed to flee, nine were shot, and two were hanged.   As different gangs gained and lost power throughout the years, the American Mafia changed. The Black Hand gangs in the early 1900s, the Five Points Gang in New York City in the 1910s and 1920s, and Al Capone's Syndicate in Chicago in the 1920s were a few of the earliest.   The Italian Mafia factions started fighting during Prohibition for exclusive control of lucrative bootlegging networks. They struggled for dominance of bootlegging alongside Jewish and Irish ethnic gangs. By the conclusion of the decade, two Italian organizations were competing for dominance of the nation's criminal underworld. Joe Masseria, the head of the Genovese criminal family, oversaw one gang, while Salvatore Maranzano, who oversaw the Bonanno crime family, oversaw the other. The deadly Castellammarese War, which raged from February 1930 to April 15, 1931, was the result of the rivalry's escalation. When Charles "Lucky" Luciano, Masseria's senior soldier, and Salvatore Maranzano planned to have Masseria assassinated, the battle came to an end.   Maranzano eventually rose to prominence as the nation's most powerful Mafia leader, referring to himself as "Boss of Bosses." Maranzano designed the organization's code of conduct, set the conflict resolution processes, and split New York City into five families. Charles "Lucky" Luciano was designated as the leader of the Genovese family, as it eventually came to be known.   Maranzano's leadership position would, however, be transitory. Maranzano preferred to exclusively associate with Sicilians and upheld the traditions of the purported "Old World Mafia '' by refusing to cooperate with non-Italians. Younger Italian organized crime figures like Luciano believed that limiting their business dealings to Italians would restrict both the development of their individual careers and the possible expansion of their criminal empires. As long as there was money to be made, these men—known as the "Young Turks''—wanted to deal with Irish and Jewish gangsters.   Marazano quickly saw Luciano as a threat and gave the order to kill him. On September 10, 1931, Marazano was murdered by a group of mobsters at his office in the New York Central Building when Luciano learned about the scheme.   In order to prevent future Mafia battles, Lucky Luciano formed "The Commission," a coalition of five Mafia families of similar magnitude, with the aid of his lifelong buddy, Meyer Lansky. Vincent Mangano, Tommy Gagliano, Joseph Bonanno, and Joseph Profaci served as the commission's other leaders. After then, this panel made decisions about all organized criminal activity throughout the 1930s. The leaders of the Chicago Outfit and the Five Families of New York City reportedly still make up the Commission.   The organized crime groups quickly diversified into new businesses after Prohibition ended in 1933 because they were unable to maintain the high profits they had made throughout the 1920s. These new businesses included labor racketeering through the control of labor unions, construction, loan sharking, extortion, protection rackets, sanitation, transportation, prostitution, and drug trafficking.   In Las Vegas, Nevada's legal casinos by the 1950s, numerous Mafia leaders had made legitimate investments and were skimming money before it was recorded. It is assumed that the sum was in the hundreds of millions of dollars.   For years, the Mafia operated in secrecy with little opposition from the law because local law enforcement authorities lacked the tools or expertise necessary to successfully confront organized crime perpetrated by a covert organization they were unaware even existed.   It wasn't until 1951 that a U.S. Senate investigation concluded that this country was home to a "sinister criminal organization," subsequently known as La Cosa Nostra. Six years later, in the little upstate New York hamlet of Apalachin, The New York State Police discovered a gathering of important La Cosa Nostra officials from all across the nation. Numerous guests were taken into custody. The incident served as the impetus for altering how organized crime is combated by law enforcement.   Joe Valachi, the first Mafia member to turn state's evidence in 1963, divulged extensive details about the organization's inner workings and trade secrets. After then, the National Crime Syndicate of the Mafia was aggressively attacked by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Although the Mafia came under additional pressure as a result, its illegal operations were not significantly reduced.   However, the Nevada State Legislature's passage of a measure in 1969 that made it simpler for companies to run casinos caused the Mafia's power in the Las Vegas economy to start to decline. A year later, the RICO Act was approved by the US Congress, giving law enforcement extra power to go after the mafia for its criminal operations. By the start of the 1980s, the FBI had achieved success when it was able to free Las Vegas casinos from Mafia rule and made a concerted effort to weaken the Mafia's grip on labor unions.   23 mafia bosses from all throughout the country were found guilty of violating the RICO statute between 1981 and 1992. By 1990, almost 1000 members of criminal families had been found guilty. While many Mafia organizations around the nation were severely damaged, the most powerful families continued to control crime in their regions.   The Mafia has persisted in engaging in a wide range of illicit operations into the twenty-first century, including extortion, government corruption, gambling, infiltration into lawful firms, labor racketeering, loan sharking, and more. Today, Chicago and the Northeast still account for the majority of its operations.   La Cosa Nostra's organizational structure has not altered since the 1930s, and Cosa Nostra has operated for more than a century in a variety of guises.   Camorra Mafia   Now We talked about the American Mob, and we hear about them a lot, so let's talk about the True Italian Mafia, The Camorra.   Due to that gang's effect on American organized crime, the term "Mafia" has come to symbolize all forms of organized crime in popular culture. However, that phrase is really the name of the organized criminal gang rooted in Sicily, according to Mafia historian Umberto Santino's study of Mafia and Mafia-type groups in Italy. The 'Ndrangheta, from Calabria, the Sacra Corona Unita, from Apulia, and the Camorra, from Campania, the area that includes the city of Naples, are further "Mafia-type" groups.   The history of the Camorra is "particularly discontinuous," according to Santino. Despite having origins that may go as far back as 15th-century Spain, sources like Britannica claim that the organization first rose to prominence in the 19th century. Santino, however, claims that the organization's current form dates back to the late 1950s, when local criminal organizations in Campania started using the term "camorra." In the 1960s, these organizations expanded and became increasingly effective at smuggling cigarettes.   In this decade, they also forged advantageous relationships with a number of Neapolitan Mafia factions, which in the 1970s led to the development of profitable black market drug trafficking. However, there is one key distinction between the Cosa Nostra, sometimes known as the Mafia, and the Camorra. While the Mafia has a top-down, pyramidal structure of authority, the Camorra has a more dispersed system of small organizations, or "clans," that hold power. The Camorra has found success with its organizational structure, and as a result, is currently more powerful than the Sicilian Mafia.   According to Santino, the Camorra has 7,000 members spread throughout its 145 clans. The Camorra is the most prosperous and feared criminal gang in Italy thanks to its domination over the trafficking in narcotics including cocaine and heroin. The Independent published a story in 2006 about an Italian author named Roberto Saviano who wrote a book that revealed a few more details about the Camorra than the gang would have wanted. He had excellent reason to worry for his life. "This sprawling network of criminal gangs, according to [Saviano]," wrote reporter Peter Popham, "now dwarfs both the original Mafia of Sicily, the 'Ndrangheta and southern Italy's other organized gangs, in numbers, in economic power and in ruthless violence."   The New York Times reported that Saviano's book Gomorra was a "literary sensation" that sold more than 500,000 copies, but it also resulted in death threats and compelled him to go into hiding because it depicted gang violence, drug trafficking, child soldiers, and other aspects of the Camorra's business that the gang would prefer to keep hidden from the outside world. Aspects like the rampant government corruption, which causes trash to pile up in the streets car-high, or the fact that the Camorra has killed much more people recently than the Sicilian Mafia and made Campania one of the most deadly regions in Europe.   Sicily is where the Mafia that we know and admire today originated. They first appeared at some time in the late 19th century, and over the next 150 years or so, they expanded all over the world and became involved in just about everything. It has long been a mystery how this highly ordered system came to be, but new study from the University of Nottingham suggests that it all began with lemons.   Sicily discovered they had the ideal mixture to develop a lucrative crop in the late 1800s. Despite having the greatest concentration of lemon trees in all of Italy, they also faced a particular set of issues. Lemon farmers eventually turned to hiring their own private protection firms to protect their investment and themselves because of factors such as a wealthy upper class that exploited the peasant class to the fullest, a glaring lack of public law enforcement, and a government that really wasn't keeping the peace. Add a few more elements now: Sicily's location on a key Mediterranean trade route, the rapidly expanding citrus industry, and the demand for private security forces to safeguard interests make it the ideal location for the Mafia to establish itself.   Don Calo Vizzini was at the head of the Villalba Mafia during World War II, and he may have said it best. He was quoted by the University of Nottingham paper as saying, "In every society there has to be a category of people who straighten things out when situations get complicated. Usually they're functionaries of the state. Where the state is not present, or where it does not have sufficient force, this is done by private individuals."   The roots of the Camorra have speculated that it originated from a secret 12th century organization of assassins.   The Beati Paoli were a Sicilian group that originated in the 12th century; no one knows why they were given that name, although it's presumably religious in nature. The tale claims that they formed in response to the persecution of the aristocratic class, and the majority of what we know comes from Francesco Maria Emanuele, Marquis of Villabianca. They not only attracted each and everyone to their cause, but they also created a hierarchy akin to a royal court. From there, they set up security services, employed themselves as paid killers, and... well, secrets prevent us from knowing what else. Since they obviously had an underground hideout, we do know that it was accessible through the crypt of a Palermo church.   There are even reports that the Camorra had a lot to do with helping the allies sabotage Mussollini in World War 2. Much information was originally written up as German control and sabotage during this time but many years after, with arrests of many members, documents were found that showed that the Camorra and other factions helped screw over Ol' Mussollini.   Crips   The Crips were only a social group, as one Original Gangster (OG) put it, and by most accounts, he is right (Kontos 99, 2003). While there are numerous uneven areas throughout the turbulent history of the Crips, there are also recurring themes. However, unlike the violent, frequently fatal incidents connected with the Crips, which are frequently portrayed with dramatic exaggeration, the genuine components of the narrative do not make for riveting television. Many OGs and gang members have voiced their shock and disappointment at how the Crips have been portrayed, while still admitting the group's flaws and its final transition from activism to gangsterism. Debra Addie Smith, a close friend of the founder of the Crips, once expressed that she “was wondering when someone was gonna finally tell the real story about the Crips”.   The Black Panther movement was being dismantled by the police, who were making "mass arrests, incarcerations, and deaths of black teenagers by the police," which led to the formation of the Crips, a grassroots group mostly made up of African-Americans. The CRIPS (Community Resources for Independent People) emerged in South Central Los Angeles, California, in 1969 with a message of resistance and justice during a period of despair and pessimism within the black community, following the ultimate dissolution of the Black Panther movement. Raymond Washington, a "fearless and strong 5-foot-8 fireplug who liked to fight and detested guns," is credited with founding the gang. He finally distanced himself and was killed as the Crips started using guns and formed a feud with the Bloods.   Stanley Tookie Williams met Raymond Lee Washington in 1969, and the two decided to unite their local gang members from the west and east sides of South Central Los Angeles in order to battle neighboring street gangs. Most of the members were 17 years old. Williams however appears to discount the sometimes-cited founding date of 1969 in his memoir, Blue Rage, Black Redemption. In his memoir, Williams also refuted claims that the group was a spin-off of the Black Panther Party or formed for a community agenda, writing that it "depicted a fighting alliance against street gangs—nothing more, nothing less." Washington, who attended Fremont High School, was the leader of the East Side Crips, and Williams, who attended Washington High School, led the West Side Crips.   Williams recalled that a blue bandana was first worn by Crips founding member Buddha, as a part of his color-coordinated clothing of blue Levis, a blue shirt, and dark blue suspenders. A blue bandana was worn in tribute to Buddha after he was shot and killed on February 23, 1973. The color then became associated with Crips.   By 1978, there were 45 Crip gangs, called sets, in Los Angeles. They were heavily involved in the production of PCP, marijuana and amphetamines. On March 11, 1979, Williams, a member of the Westside Crips, was arrested for four murders and on August 9, 1979, Washington was gunned down. Washington had been against Crip infighting and after his death several Crip sets started fighting against each other. The Crips' leadership was dismantled, prompting a deadly gang war between the Rollin' 60 Neighborhood Crips and Eight Tray Gangster Crips that led nearby Crip sets to choose sides and align themselves with either the Neighborhood Crips or the Gangster Crips, waging large-scale war in South Central and other cities. The East Coast Crips (from East Los Angeles) and the Hoover Crips directly severed their alliance after Washington's death. By 1980, the Crips were in turmoil, warring with the Bloods and against each other. The gang's growth and influence increased significantly in the early 1980s when crack cocaine hit the streets and Crip sets began distributing the drug. Large profits induced many Crips to establish new markets in other cities and states. As a result, Crips membership grew steadily and the street gang was one of the nation's largest by the late 1980s. In 1999, there were at least 600 Crip sets with more than 30,000 members transporting drugs in the United States.   Funny side note: As of 2015, the Crips gang consists of between approximately 30,000 and 35,000 members and 800 sets, active in 221 cities and 41 U.S. states. The states with the highest estimated number of Crip sets are California, Texas, Oklahoma, and Missouri. Members typically consist of young African American men, but can be white, Hispanic, Asian, and Pacific Islander. The gang also began to establish a presence in Canada in the early 1990s; Crip sets are active in the Canadian cities of Montreal and Toronto.   Bloods   The Bloods gang was first established in Los Angeles as a defense against the Crips. The Pirus street gang, which was initially a group of the Crips, split out during an internal gang battle, united with other minor gangs to create the gang that would later become known as the Bloods, which is where the Bloods' origins and their rivalry with the Crips begin. At the time, there were three more Crips sets than Bloods sets. Despite this disparity in numbers, Bloods sets became more aggressive, especially towards rival Crips members, in an effort to demonstrate their dominance. Therefore, it is believed that the Pirus were the original Bloods founders. The gang's concentration changed to drug manufacture during the emergence of crack. The United Blood Nation, a gang that started out on Rikers Island, is frequently associated with blood sets on the East Coast.   The George Motchan Detention Center (GMDC), often known as C 73, is located on Rikers Island and is home to the United Blood Nation, also known as the Bloods. Problem offenders were separated from the rest of the jail facilities using GMDC. The Latin Kings were the most prominent and well-organized gang in the NYC jail system before this time. The majority-Hispanic Latin Kings were violently abusing White and occasionally African American prisoners. These African American prisoners created a defense organization they named the United Blood Nation after being organized by some of the most aggressive and charismatic prisoners. This prison group, United Blood Nation, was copying the Bloods street gangs in Los Angeles. Eight initial Blood sets were formed by many of the leaders of this freshly formed prison gang to recruit in their local communities around New York City.   By 1996, the Blood street gang had grown to include thousands of members and was becoming one of the most powerful gangs in existence. It also kept up a regular recruiting push. The Bloods were at this point less organized and more vicious than other gangs. Numerous slashings (attacks with a razor blade or knife) that were recorded during robberies were later determined to be Bloods initiations. The Bloods' signature ceremony was the Blood ritual. Bloods found recruits all throughout the East Coast.   In addition to members of other races and ethnicities, African Americans make up the majority of the Bloods. Early adolescence to mid-twenties is the average age of members, however some continue to retain leadership roles well into their late twenties and, on occasion, their thirties. Although there is no one person who can be identified as the Bloods' national leader, each individual Bloods set has a hierarchical leadership structure with distinct degrees of membership. Status within a gang is indicated by these membership levels. Each set is managed by a leader, who is often an older person with a longer criminal history. A fixed leader is not chosen; instead, he or she exerts themselves through creating and overseeing the gang's illicit businesses, using their reputation for brutality and violence as well as their own charisma to do so. The majority of the cast members are "soldiers," and they range in age from 16 to 22. Because of their readiness to use violence to win the respect of gang members and to deal with anybody who "disrespects" the set, soldiers have a strong feeling of dedication to their set and are very dangerous. Although they are not full members, "associates" participate in a variety of illegal acts and identify with the gang. If any women are involved in the gang, they are often associate members and are frequently employed by their male counterparts to carry guns, store narcotics, or engage in self-prostitution in order to support their group.   The surroundings of a recruit frequently affects recruitment. Bloods actively seek for school-age African Americans in particularly impoverished regions. Youth might find security and a sense of belonging by joining a gang. Economically deprived children who observe the trappings of gang life—gold jewelry, cash, pricey sportswear—can likewise experience instant satisfaction.   Based on how long a person has been a part of a certain set, blood sets have an informal hierarchy of levels.   The ranks are only a symbol of respect for individuals who have been a part of the set the longest and have survived the longest; they do not indicate leadership or domination over the set. Bloods of lesser ranks are not subject to those in positions of authority. Bloods of lesser status frequently refer to Bloods of higher rank as "Big Homies." They also call one another "relatives." Once a person joins a Blood set, they cannot quit the set or flip (move to another set) for the rest of their lives.   Members of the Bloods frequently refer to themselves as dawgs or ballers, HKs (an initialism for Hoover-Killer), CKs (an initialism for Crip-Killer), and MOBs (an initialism for Member of Bloods) (meaning drug dealers). Contrary to popular belief, Bloods & Crips are typically friendly amongst sets. Although it is against the law, bloods sometimes engage in civil war with one another. For example, the deuce 2x Crips and tray 3x Crips are at war, and they frequently work with Crip sets to eliminate their fellow blood competitors.   The many gang indicators used by Bloods members to distinguish themselves from other gangs include colors, attire, emblems, tattoos, jewelry, graffiti, language, and hand signals. Red is the gang's primary color. They like donning athletic attire, such as team coats that display their gang's colors. San Francisco 49ers, Miami Heat, Atlanta Hawks, Houston Rockets, Boston Red Sox, St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, Portland Trailblazers, Cleveland Indians, Philadelphia Phillies, Los Angeles Clippers, New Jersey Devils, Philadelphia 76ers, and Chicago Bulls are a few of their favorite clubs.   The most commonly used Bloods symbols include the number “5,” the five pointed star, and the five pointed crown. Despite common misconception Bloods are not a people nation (with the exception of a few) but they will however tie flags with the people for defense or mutually such as how the Crips & BGDs consider themselves cousins. These symbols may be seen in the tattoos, jewelry, and clothing that gang members wear as well as in gang graffiti, which is used by the Bloods to mark their territory. Such graffiti can include gang names, nicknames, declaration of loyalty, threats against rival gangs, or a description of criminal acts in which the gang has been involved. Bloods graffiti might also include the word “Piru” which refers to the fact that the first known Bloods gang was formed by individuals from Piru Street in Compton, California. Yakuza   During the Tokugawa Shogunate (1603–1868), two distinct groups of outcasts gave rise to the yakuza. The tekiya were the first of such groups; they were nomadic peddlers who moved from village to village selling cheap things at fairs and markets. Many tekiya belonged to the burakumin social class, which was essentially underneath the four-tiered Japanese feudal social order and consisted of misfits or "non-humans."   The tekiya started forming close-knit gangs in the early 1700s under the direction of bosses and underbosses. The tekiya began to engage in customary organized crime operations including turf battles and protection rackets after being strengthened by fugitives from the upper classes. In keeping with a long-standing custom, tekiya frequently provided security for Shinto festivals and, in exchange for payment for protection, assigned stalls at the associated fairs.   Between 1735 and 1749, the shogun's government appointed oyabun, or officially recognized leaders, in an effort to quell gang conflicts among various tekiya factions and lessen the amount of fraud they engaged in. The oyabun was given the privilege of using a surname and carrying a sword, which was previously reserved for samurai. The term "oyabun," which refers to the bosses' roles as the leaders of their tekiya families, literally means "foster parent."   The bakuto, or gamblers, were the second social group that gave rise to the yakuza. During the Tokugawa era, gambling was outright prohibited and is still outlawed in Japan today. The bakuto hit the highways and preyed on gullible prey using hanafuda card games or dice games. They frequently adorned their bodies with vibrant tattoos, which gave rise to the practice of full-body tattooing among modern yakuza. The bakuto naturally expanded from their primary line of work as gamblers into lending shady business and other illicit pursuits.   Depending on how they make the majority of their money, certain yakuza groups may still refer to themselves as tekiya or bakuto. They still use the rites that were a component of the initiation ceremonies of the older organizations.   Yakuza gangs have seen a rise in prominence since the end of World War II following a decline during the conflict. More than 102,000 yakuza members in 2,500 different families were reported to be employed in Japan and overseas by the Japanese government in 2007. Despite the burakumin being officially exempt from discrimination since 1861, many gang members today are descended from that marginalized group. Others are ethnic Koreans, who are also subjected to a great deal of prejudice in Japanese society.   The distinctive characteristics of modern yakuza culture bear traces of the gangs' antecedents. For instance, a large number of yakuza have full-body tattoos that were applied with conventional bamboo or steel needles as opposed to sophisticated tattooing guns. Even the genitalia may be tattooed, which is a very unpleasant ritual. Although they typically wear long sleeves in public, the yakuza members frequently take their shirts off while playing cards with one other and show off their body art as a reference to the bakuto customs.   The practice of yubitsume, or cutting off the little finger's joint, is another aspect of yakuza culture. When a yakuza member disobeys or otherwise offends his boss, he will perform a yubitsume as an apology. The offender provides the boss with the top joint of his left pinkie finger, which he has amputated. Subsequent offenses result in the loss of other finger joints.   This practice dates back to the Tokugawa era; the gangster's sword grip is weakened by the loss of finger joints, theoretically making him more reliant on the group as a whole for defense. To blend in, many yakuza members wear prosthetic fingertips today.   The three biggest yakuza organizations currently in existence are the Sumiyoshi-kai, which started in Osaka and has about 20,000 members, the Yamaguchi-gumi, centered in Kobe, with 15,000 members, and the Inagawa-kai, located in Tokyo and Yokohama, with 20,000 members. The gangs engage in illegal activities such the trafficking of people and goods, the exportation of weapons, and the smuggling of illegal drugs. They do, however, also own a sizable amount of stock in well-established companies, and some of them are well-connected to the Japanese financial, banking, and real estate industries.   It's interesting to note that the Yamaguchi-gumi were the first to assist victims in the gang's hometown after the tragic Kobe earthquake of January 17, 1995. Similar to this, many yakuza organizations delivered truckloads of goods to the afflicted area following the earthquake and tsunami of 2011. The yakuza also has the strange benefit of suppressing small-time criminals. Because small-fry thieves don't intrude on yakuza turf, Kobe and Osaka, with their strong yakuza syndicates, are among the safest cities in an overall safe country.   The Japanese government has clamped down on the gangs in recent decades despite these unexpected social benefits of the yakuza. A strong new anti-racketeering law known as the Act for Prevention of Unlawful Activities by Criminal Gang Members was passed in March 1995. All of the listed businesses with ties to the yakuza were removed from the Osaka Securities Exchange in 2008. Yakuza bosses have been detained by authorities since 2009, and businesses that support the gangs have been closed down.   Even though the police are currently working very hard to quell yakuza activities in Japan, it appears improbable that the syndicates would completely vanish. After all, they have endured for more than 300 years and are intricately linked to many facets of Japanese society and culture.   Mara Salvatrucha(MS-13)   La Mara Salvatrucha, also referred to as MS-13, is a ruthless, inhumane street gang. As many as 40 states in the United States are now home to MS-13 members who commit murder, rape, maiming, and terror. Legendary tales exist of their heinous crimes.   No one contests the veracity of these statements. MS-13, like many street gangs, actually takes pride in its well-deserved image. The U.S. Department of Justice claims that the group's motto is "kill, rape, control."   If you believe President Donald Trump and others, America's broken immigration system is to blame for MS-13. The belief is that the United States will be a lot safer if it can stop MS-13 gang members from committing all of their mayhem, deport them, and stop them from crossing the border.   Unfortunately, things don't work that way.   "Attention to gangs is valid. About 13 percent of the homicides in this country are gang related. That's far more homicides than from mass shootings or terrorism," David Pyrooz, a sociologist at the University of Colorado who specializes in gangs and criminal networks, says. "But let's remember this. The maximum number of homicides associated with MS-13 in a given year — gang-related homicides — is about 2 percent of the total ... gang-related homicides in the United States. That is, I hate to use this language, but that is in many ways a drop in the bucket when it comes to gang activity."   "MS-13 is sort of the perfect boogeyman," Pyrooz says. "They are the moral panic; the connection to immigration, the connection to Latinos, and then the heinous violence, makes it so they can function as this evil boogeyman."   It's frequently forgotten in discussions of MS-13 that the organization didn't start out in Latin America and then storm the border to wreak havoc on the American way of life.   The gang was founded in the United States in the 1970s. El Salvadoran immigrants went to Los Angeles in an effort to escape a devastating civil conflict. There, they lived in areas of the city that were already under the influence of other gangs, used marijuana, and listened to heavy metal music. La Mara Salvatrucha was created when the newcomers came together to socialize and to defend themselves from other groups.   A brief explanation of the group name is as follows: In El Salvador, the word for "gang" is "mara." Here is an explanation of "Salvatrucha" and the subsequent 13 (again, from the DOJ):   Salvatrucha is a slang term for "alert," "watch out," or "cunning," and it combines the terms "Salva," which stands for "Salvadoran," and "trucha." The "13" stands for the 13th letter of the alphabet, or "M," signifying the group's ties to the Mexican Mafia, an organization that operates inside prisons.   Police started to crack down as the new gang confronted more established organizations in Los Angeles and linked up with other gangs (including the Mexican Mafia), deporting some members to El Salvador, where civil instability remained rife.   However, some of those MS-13 members returned to the United States in the 1980s, and others from El Salvador joined them. However, it seems unlikely that there was a premeditated influx of gang members from Latin America into the country.   "Criminal migration is real," according to "MS13 in the Americas: How the World's Most Notorious Gang Defies Logic, Resists Destruction," a report by The Center for Latin American & Latino Studies at American University in Washington D.C., and Insight Crime, a foundation that studies organized crime in Latin America and the Caribbean. "But this does not appear to be part of a master plan, nor is it coordinated from some central headquarters. Gang members appear to move in the same patterns as the rest of the population, and many of them move to escape the gang and the violence associated with it."   Currently, MS-13 claims to have 10,000 members in the United States and 30,000 members worldwide. Thus, it ranks among the largest gangs in the entire world. The group is the first and only street gang to be listed as a global criminal organization by the American government.   Despite its size, MS-13 does not have a particularly significant criminal presence in the United States when compared to the total number of gang members in the nation. The National Gang Intelligence Center estimates that there are 1.4 million gang members nationally, and MS-13 is just one of the 33,000 gangs that the FBI has identified.   "What's interesting about them, what makes them different from other groups — partly in response to what the president has been tweeting and talking about them" Pyrooz says, "we can't think of an example in recent history of a single group that has attracted such attention on a national level."   According to news reports and those who have investigated the MS-13 gang, its members engage in money laundering, prostitution, drug trafficking, racketeering, and other illicit activities. They are extremely brutal in how they do their street business. The group has been implicated in numerous violent assaults, kidnappings, rapes, and most infamously, some horrifying murders.   "Gang violence is far more lethal than what it was four or five decades ago," Pyrooz says.   From "MS-13 in the Americas": "Violence is a major part of the glue that binds the MS-13. It is part of every stage of an MS-13 member's life: Potential members commit violent acts to be considered for membership and ultimately to gain entry; they are then beaten into the gang in a ritual that has left more than one permanently scarred; they move up the gang ladder by 'putting in the work' and showing 'commitment,' euphemisms for committing violent acts in the name of the gang."   According to the Washington Post, up to 10 MS-13 members lured a guy into a park in Maryland in 2017 before stabbing him more than 100 times, beheading him, and chopping out his heart. In vengeance for her boyfriend's murder, an 18-year-old Virginia lady admitted to taking part in the killing of a 15-year-old girl. The 18-year-old killed the younger girl by stabbing her 13 times and recorded it to show MS-13 leaders.   "It's hard to say that the attention is not undue or not deserved," Pyrooz says. "But it's hard to be able to focus specifically on them without paying more attention to what the problem of gang activity is in the United States as a whole." The 25 Best Gang Movies of All Time - IMDb

1,789 views Aug 15, 2022 Shout Out to our Partners over at BRANDMYDISPO. Go to http://www.BRANDMYDISPO.com and use our code “NoJumper” to Save $50 and get free shipping on your first order of custom packaging. ----- Melvin Farmer, along with Marv, talk about their upbringing, the work they do for their community, Charleston White and more! 00:00Intro 2:20 Garth Brooks gave 1M to Compton, Marv met him while on the run 3:09 P__ was the awakening dr__ then they invented cr___ 6:38 Melvin has been a Crip since he was 14 y/o 10:55 My Dispo ad 15:09 OGs are barely giving kids guidance but kids don't really listen anyways and have terrible role models 27:25 Nipsey's passing gave an opportunity to have deeper dialogues 29:20 Melvin has been active doing civil rights interventions before the internet 39:20 Marv on his son being in jail since 2008, says he did his best as a dad until he turned 18, after that, it's f__ you! 41:00 So how do we make kids stop __ each other 47:11 Cops' target practice boards are black and brown people only 49:17 Video games are also a big influence on kids, parents shouldn't buy these games 53:00 Melvin's son has 500 years sentence, told his daughter to not pick up the phone when he calls from jail 58:19 Melvin's relationship with Charleston White 1:00:40 So Melvin invited Charleston White into his radio show, which was his first media break 1:03:35 Melvin brought Charleston White to Nipsey's funeral plus remembers all the VIP that was present 1:06:10 Melvin says Charleston White is infatuated with him + Saved Charleston White's life 1:06:40 Charleston White was robbed and tied up for his weed 1:08:19 His attitude changed after he got robbed and became entitled 1:12:28 Charleston White was also a _ for a while, one of his girls had 2 kids with Charleston White 1:13:32 “A buster will come into your life faster than anybody else” 1:14:20 Says Charleston White gotta be an infiltrated agent or something 1:16:12 FBI called Charleston White asking if he needed protection, and told Melvin he was working with the police, Melvin hasn't talked to him since 1:19:00 Paperwork shows that he asked to be a state witness, says he's not a snitch he's a rat 1:22:18 Charleston White makes sure his old partner he snitched on stays in jail 1:32:06 Charleston White's antics and dissing Nipsey, King Von, etc, that's his ticket to go viral 1:35:19 Melvin reads Charleston White's paperwork, he snitching and rats on his own people 1:41:29 Says there's a misconception regarding Wack100 running the Piru, says he doesn't know what Wack is 1:42:42 Melvin says Charleston White RAN OUT of that interview 1:48:08 Adam: “Free Suge!” - Marv: No! ----- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! nojumper.com SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz  Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ash Bash talks about her come-up, motherhood, doing time, and more. ----- 00:00 Intro 1:38 - Her “Level up” store in Inglewood 5:11 - Having a baby at 18, getting pregnant the first time she hooked up 7:07 - Being from Piru, getting put on in high school, getting a face tat in 9th grade 8:23 - Getting whooped for coming home after the street lights come on, her son wanting to be a rapper 10:59 - Going to jail for DV, female jail not being as cr*zy as people make it seem 13:52 - Being in a group with Rucci, 2 Eleven becoming her Godfather, being a mentor to her 18:42 - AD being the homie, messing with Siete back in the day when she worked at Dollar Tree 23:45 - Being inspired by Missy Elliott, Foxy Brown, Trina 28:46 - Being on her 3rd Instagram, feeling like haters are reporting her for no reason 31:36 - Not feeling like she needs surgery, working out to have the body she wants 33:17 - Going to jail the same night as a winning artist of the year, taking responsibility for the dudes g*n she was in the car with 39:02 - Doing features for $1000, running it up during EDD, liking all her verses, what she's listening to right now 44:54 - Says she's the best rapper but she's consistent and her delivery is crazy 46:11 - Juggling her kids and music, having a strong support system with her family 47:57 - DeJon Paul “LA Report Card” creator being her homie, not being mad at getting a “F” grade 51:33 - Being at studio sessions where girls were f*cking rappers in the booth 52:21 - Not wanting to date in the industry 54:08 - Her BD f*cking one of her friends, ex-friend claims she didn't know it was her BD ----- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! nojumper.com SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz  Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Event Organizer/artist/father Jeffy Obvious talks about his roots in Piru, Ca and his beginnings in the graffiti culture and being an artist , all the way to his transition in creating Gutted Cigar, his experience in organizing hip hop shows, artist management/development, and tour planning and more! For more info follow @JEFFYOBVIOUS --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Cari Lekebusch & Orion return with a six track double release “Mythological Creatures” with three tracks released on H-Productions, three on Absence of Facts. Hypnotic, timeless pieces inspired by legendary myths and strange animal hybrids. With its roots firmly in the relentless techno of the '90s, Absence of Facts presents modern analog-inspired tracks that have been handcrafted and carefully selected in Helsinki, Finland. Written and produced by Cari Lekebusch, Juska Wendland Recorded at H-Productions HQ, Finland © Absence of Facts 2022

J Stone Ru aka Stonah4rmThaTown talks in detail about some of his wildest unfortunate stories in the streets. ----- 00:00 Intro 0:31 - Knows the other J stone, was locked up with him 6:48 - Centennial HS is one of the reasons he became a b___, starting to bang in middle school 9:35 - Getting caught with a g__ at 14 19:11 - Someone robbing a person while wearing his jacket then giving it back, cops pulling up on him with g___ drawn 22:21 - Playing basketball for Compton Community College 23:48 - One of his homies being ___ by Compton Crips 31:45 - Firing down the street at the ops with two hands, being sh___ at by the sheriffs 40:23 - Doing 5 years, his boy snitching immediately when he got caught 44:19 - Being called and notified that Soulja Boy is from the hood 53:35 - His girlfriend snitching on him for having a warrant, his baby moms tried to take his son 1:06:28 - Being s___ in the neck, having a seizure and a stroke 1:19:03 - Pushing his YouTube channel forward, not being a gang banger anymore but always being a gang member 1:21:50 - Advice for the youth, don't gangbang if you are not really trying to gangbang ----- Shout to our Partners at Gamer Supps! ORDER YOUR FREE SAMPLE TODAY with our Promo Code NoJumper https://youtu.be/UUwcj1YC-NE Gamer Supps offers esports athletes, gamers, and podcasters the most effective and healthy energy choice to help them perform at the highest potential especially during their most crucial moments. Try it today 100% Free with our Promo Code NoJumper https://gamersupps.gg/ ----- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz  Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 5 of the Town Bidness podcast, Jay Stone Ru has a conversation with fellow Piru, Big Wack from Fruit Town who did nearly 30 years in prison. They both grew up in the same community in Compton but during different times. They talk about his music management business, knowing David "DJ Quick" Blake from over on Spruce Street before he went to prison in 1989 and how he got out of prison after receiving a LIFE prison. They also talk about the beef between the Fruit Town and Tree Top Pirus.     *To Watch video clips visit Street TV: https://www.youtube.com/c/streetgangs/ *J Stone's Youtube channel, Stonah4rmThaTown: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJdSSVIlI4r9GUHwP6D5qfQ   *J Stone Instagram @1stonahthaatowwnn *To Watch video clips visit Street TV: https://www.youtube.com/c/streetgangs/ *J Stone's Youtube channel, Stonah4rmThaTown: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJdSSVIlI4r9GUHwP6D5qfQ  

J Stone aka Stonah4rmThaTown will be bringing you a new podcast, Town Bidness, every Thursday where he will be bringing you unique stories about his life growing up in Compton, his membership into one of the biggest Piru gangs in Compton, the Fruit Town Pirus, his near death experience after getting shot in the neck, and all his life experiences as a young black man growing up in Compton. 

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Welcome to episode 128 of Brews and Builds featuring Fellow Host MrComboNumber5 and BigTuck. Well MrCombo's Kailua deck has been filling that color slot for many years, but is it really that much fun??? So it's time for Theory Crafting! Wanting to do a new take on Mardu but no Kaalia! Replacing her should be something fun, odd and a little slimy. Let's talk legendary boardwipe tribal with Piru, the Volatile. We're looking to get Piru out asap! But then how can we sack him, blow up our opponents board, recur him cheap and effectively to continue the trend. At the end of the day fling effects, ping effects and good ole damage is how this deck should want to win! www.cmdtower.com/bnbe128 You can also find us on twitter, YouTube, facebook, and reddit. You can also support the team by heading over to our Patreon, with 4 different reward tiers from discord access to getting your own playmat/sleeves anything really can help out. If you just want to pick up some CMDtower swag, head over to www.cmdtower.com/merch Facebook: CMDTower Twitter: - @mrcombonumber5 - @bigtucktweeting - @CMDtower  Email: - cmdtower@gmail.com - mrcombonumber5@cmdtower.com - bigtuck@cmdtower.com Website: - www.cmdtower.com - www.patreon.com/cmdtower  

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In a heavy weekend of fights. From boxing to mma, Siris King talks it all. He talks Tyson Fury really showing his greatness. He even talks about this weekends ufc card where Marina Rodriguez humbles Mackenize Dern. Siris Talks about the beauty of Afro-latinas in his hotpass segment. This is why he featured yaya dacosta, and Marissa Ramirez. He also examines the rapper Game's connection to the crips and the Piru's.