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The Mountaineers were knocked out by Iowa State 28-16. What went wrong? Are still climbing? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/touchdowncity/support

In an episode that could be mistaken for a cryptic message left by time travelers, Andrew offers a brief apology to the Weird Things audience for the recent lack of episodes. He assures listeners that while the episodes have been recorded, changes in the backend process have led to a temporary blackout. The episode ends […]

We would like to introduce the Official Smokin Word Podcast and Blackout Records collab! We will be releasing multiple exclusive podcasts with Blackout Records! For the second installment Hoya welcomes Joe and Mike from Outburst! Hoya, Joe and Mike talk about everything from Touring, Queens, Graffiti, the Blackout Records re releases on vinyl, what to look forward to in the future and much, much more! Make sure to stay up to date and follow us on Instagram at @smokinwordtv and Hoya at @hoyaroc357

We would like to introduce the Official Smokin Word Podcast and Blackout Records collab! We will be releasing multiple exclusive podcasts with Blackout Records! For the first installment Hoya welcomes Gary from Kill Your Idols! Hoya and Gary talk about everything from touring, recording, the Blackout Records re releases on vinyl, what to look forward to in the future and much, much more! Make sure to stay up to date and follow us on Instagram at @smokinwordtv and Hoya at @hoyaroc357

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Due to the events of the past week, B.M.W. Podcast will not be airing an episode this week. Instead, we join #podcastblackout in honoring George Floyd and all those who lost their lives to police brutality.

Due to the events of the past week, B.M.W. Podcast will not be airing an episode this week. Instead, we join #podcastblackout in honoring George Floyd and all those who lost their lives to police brutality. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Bartholomew County Public Library employee Rachel is participating in the Podcast Blackout. She will be reading a non-comprehensive list of names of black individuals who have died at the hands of the police in the United States since July 2014.

Following the lead of many caring podcasts, we want to emphasize how important it is to hold space for reflection and to still amplify the message of this important movement. Our voices are still raised and their names will be heard- thank you for listening and for your support. #podcastblackoutMuch love, Heather and Bri.

This month, in the wake of the BLM movement and Juneteenth, we are participating in #PodcastBlackout. Instead of our scheduled episode, we're amplifying black queer podcasts, and other organisations advocating and fighting for equity and the end of systemic racism. We have been active on our Instagram feed this month, and many resources that offer support to and learning about the BLM movement are saved to our highlights. We encourage you to donate, if you can, and be an outspoken activist in this movement. Partly inspired by our great predecessors History is Gay, we're listing here the Black-created podcasts that you should check out and financially support if possible: **Black, Queer podcasts:** This QPOC Life - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/this-qpoc-life/id1300307098 AfroQueer - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/afroqueer/id1411257149 Category Is... A Black Gay Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/category-is/id1437814766 Queer WOC - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/queerwoc/id1216737914 Hoodrat to Headwrap: A Decolonized Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hoodrat-to-headwrap-a-decolonized-podcast/id1279429651 **Black History podcasts:** Black History Buff Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/black-history-buff-podcast/id1412528674 Noir Histoir - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/noire-histoir/id1215536989 **Organisations to Support/Donate to if you can:** UK-based- UK QTIBIPOC Hardship Fund - https://uk.gofundme.com/f/nepjh-uk-qtibipoc-emergency-relief-amp-hardship-fund UK BLM Fund - https://uk.gofundme.com/f/ukblm-fund AZ Mag & Black LGBTQ+ Creatives - http://azmagazine.co.uk/donate/ Free Black University fund - https://uk.gofundme.com/f/the-free-black-university Black Minds Matter - https://www.gofundme.com/f/black-minds-matter-uk US-based- Breonna Taylor GoFundMe - https://uk.gofundme.com/f/9v4q2-justice-for-breonna-taylor Marsha P. Johnson Institute - https://marshap.org/donate/ Black AIDS Institute - https://blackaids.org/donate/ Trans Cultural District - https://www.transgenderdistrictsf.com/donate LGBTQ+ Freedom Fund - https://www.lgbtqfund.org/donate-1 House of GG - https://houseofgg.org/ Trans Justice Funding Project - https://www.transjusticefundingproject.org/donate/ The Okra Project - https://www.artsbusinesscollaborative.org/asp-products/the-okra-project-sponsored-project/ Black Trans Travel Fund - https://www.blacktranstravelfund.com/donate For the Gworls - https://www.artsbusinesscollaborative.org/asp-products/for-the-gworls-rent-and-gender-affirming-surgery-fund/ Homeless Black Trans Women Fund - https://www.gofundme.com/f/homeless-black-trans-women-fund

Muted. This week instead of posting a typical episode of I'll Tell You What... we have joined other podcasts in solidarity with Black Lives Matter. #amplifymelanatedvoices We were inspired by And That's Why We Drink, who are also participating in this. In this podcast we will be reading out the names of black people slain by police violence or victims of hate crimes. We encourage, and hope you join us in listening, reflecting, acting, and donating in solidarity with the Black community. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/madderthanacaterpillar/support

Instead of a new episode this month, History is Gay is participating in #PodcastBlackout. If you are not Black, we hope you take this opportunity and time to read, educate yourself, and donate to organizations and causes dedicated to the fight for Black lives.  The Black-created podcasts mentioned in this episode that you should check out and financially support:  Black, Queer Podcasts: Category Is... | A Black, Gay Podcast QueerWOC AfroQueer This QPOC Life Black History Podcasts:  Black History Buff Podcast Noire Histoir Code Switch  You can find NPR's Code Switch playlist for Black History here.  Also, 100% proceeds from the new History is Gay coloring book project will be donated to The Okra Project, a collective that seeks to address the global crisis faced by Black Trans people by bringing home-cooked, healthy, and culturally specific meals and resources to Black Trans people wherever they can reach them. You can donate and download the pages at www.historyisgaypodcast.com/coloring-book Places to Donate: The Okra Project Black Trans Travel Fund Marsha P. Johnson Institute Breonna Taylor GoFundMe Nina Pop Mental Health Recovery Fund Tony McDade Mental Health Recovery Fund Homeless Black Trans Women Fund TGI Justice Project For the Gworls

No regular episode this week. We have chosen to participate in the Podcast Blackout (even if we are a little late), as it did not feel right to remain silent amidst the racial violence and police brutality not only in America, but in Canada as well. We are taking this time to listen, self-reflect, and educate ourselves as white-passing biracial Canadians who have undeniably benefited from white privilege. We support the demonstrations and the Black Lives Matter movement. We urge you to do what you can to help, whether it be donating, protesting, signing petitions, amplifying black voices, and/or calling out the racism and discrimination you witness in your daily life. Check out these resources for how to help: blacklivesmatter.carrd.co, moreblmpetitions.carrd.co, tinyurl.com/blmforever.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/teaisgoodbooksarebetter)

WGRYC has proudly decided to do our part and participate in #PodcastblackOut by sharing just some of the Black Names who were wrongfully murdered by police brutality. In realizing our own ignorance and white privilege, only knowing these names wasn't enough. We needed to know more than just the names of the innocent victims. So, this week, we are sharing with you their stories as well. Don't give up fighting. Don't stop voting. Help fight for others by sharing their stories. Listener discretion is advised.

We’re continuing with our podcast blackout this week in an effort to amplify the black voices speaking out against racial injustice in our country. In the meantime, we’re working to bring more diverse perspectives into our regular content — stay tuned in the coming weeks for more advice for our younger selves with several special guests who can add their own experiences into the mix, which may be completely different (or surprisingly similar) to our own. We recognize that there is still so much work to be done in this fight for equality, and we’re committed to continue fighting for equality, liberty, and justice. Today, we want to take a moment to recognize just a few of the names of the black folx whose lives have been cut short by police since 2014. We say their names to remember and honor their lives, and to remind ourselves and others just how far we still have to go.  ERIC GARNER JOHN CRAWFORD III MICHAEL BROWN EZELL FORD DANTE PARKER  MICHELLE CUSSEAUX  LAQUAN MCDONALD TANISHA ANDERSON AKAI GURLEY TAMIR RICE RUMAIN BRISBON JERAME REID GEORGE MANN MATTHEW AJIBADE FRANK SMART NATASHA MCKENNA TONY ROBINSON ANTHONY HILL MYA HALL PHILLIP WHITE ERIC HARRIS WALTER SCOTT WILLIAM CHAPMAN II ALEXIA CHRISTIAN  BRENDON GLENN  VICTOR MANUEL LAROSA JONATHAN SANDERS  FREDDIE GRAY  JOSEPH MANN SALVADO ELLSWOOD  SANDRA BLAND  ALBERT JOSEPH DAVIS DARRIUS STEWART  BILLY RAY DAVIS  SAMUEL DUBOSE MICHAEL SABBIE   BRIAN KEITH DAY  CHRISTIAN TAYLOR TROY ROBINSON ASSHAMS PHAROAH MANLEY  FELIX KUMI KEITH HARRISON MCLEOD JUNIOR PROSPER LAMONTEZ JONES PATERSON BROWN DOMINIC HUTCHINSON ANTHONY ASHFORD ALONZO SMITH TYREE CRAWFORD INDIA KAGER LA’VANTE BIGGS MICHAEL LEE MARSHALL  JAMAR CLARK  RICHARD PERKINS NATHANIEL HARRIS PICKETT BENNI LEE TIGNOR MIGUEL ESPINAL MICHAEL NOEL  KEVIN MATTHEWS  BETTIE JONES QUINTONIO LEGRIER KEITH CHILDRESS JR. JANET WILSON RANDY NELSON   ANTRONIE SCOTT   WENDELL CELESTINE DAVID JOSEPH  CALIN ROQUEMORE  DYZHAWN PERKINS CHRISTOPHER DAVIS  MARCO LOUD  PETER GAINES TORREY ROBINSON  DARIUS ROBINSON  KEVIN HICKS MARY TRUXILLO DEMARCUS SEMER WILLIE TILLMAN TERRILL THOMAS   SYLVILLE SMITH ALTON STERLING PHILANDO CASTILE  TERENCE CRUTCHER  PAUL O’NEAL ALTERIA WOODS JORDAN EDWARDS AARON BAILEY RONELL FOSTER STEPHON CLARK ANTWON ROSEII BOTHAM JEAN PAMELA TURNER  DOMINIQUE CLAYTON ATATIANA JEFFERSON CHRISTOPHER WHITFIELD CHRISTOPHER MCCORVEY ERIC REASON  MICHAEL LORENZO DEAN BREONNA TAYLOR GEORGE FLOYD RAYSHARD BROOKS

In place of our usual episode we are contributing to the podcast blackout in support of Black Lives Matter.

Black Lives Matter - Justice for George Floyd - Say Their NamesEMMETT TILL - MEDGAR EVERS - DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR - HENRY SMITH - JOHN CRAWFORD III - MICHAEL BROWN - EZELL FORD - DANTE PARKER - MICHELLE CUSSEAUX - LAQUAN MCDONALD - TANISHA ANDERSON - AKAI GURLEY - TAMIR RICE - RUMAIN BRISBON - JERAME REID - MATTHEW AJIBADE - JAMES N. POWELL JR. - FRANK SMART - NATASHA MCKENNA - TONY ROBINSON - ANTHONY HILL - MYA HALL - PHILLIP WHITE - ERIC HARRIS - WALTER SCOTT - WILLIAM CHAPMAN II - ALEXIA CHRISTIAN - BRENDON GLENN - VICTOR MANUEL LAROSA - JONATHAN SANDERS - FREDDIE CARLOS GRAY JR. - JOSEPH MANN - SALVADO ELLSWOOD - SANDRA BLAND - ALBERT JOSEPH DAVIS - DARRIUS STEWART - BILLY RAY DAVIS - SAMUEL DUBOSE - MICHAEL SABBIE - BRIAN KEITH DAY - CHRISTIAN TAYLOR - TROY ROBINSON - ASSHAMS PHAROAH MANLEY - FELIX KUMI - KEITH HARRISON MCLEOD - JUNIOR PROSPER - LAMONTEZ JONES - PATERSON BROWN - DOMINIC HUTCHINSON - ANTHONY ASHFORD - ALONZO SMITH - TYREE CRAWFORD - INDIA KAGER - LA’VANTE BIGGS - MICHAEL LEE MARSHALL - JAMAR CLARK - RICHARD PERKINS - PHILLIP PANNELL - NATHANIEL HARRIS PICKETT - BENNI LEE TIGNOR - MIGUEL ESPINAL - MICHAEL NOEL - KEVIN MATTHEWS - BETTIE JONES - QUINTONIO LEGRIER - KEITH CHILDRESS JR. - JANET WILSON - RANDY NELSON - ANTRONIE SCOTT - WENDELL CELESTINE - DAVID JOSEPH - CALIN ROQUEMORE - DYZHAWN PERKINS - CHRISTOPHER DAVIS - MARCO LOUD - PETER GAINES - TORREY ROBINSON - DARIUS ROBINSON - KEVIN HICKS - MARY TRUXILLO - DEMARCUS SEMER - AMADOU DIALLO - WILLIE TILLMAN - TERRILL THOMAS - SYLVILLE SMITH - DEMETRIUS DUBOSE - ALTON STERLING - PHILANDO CASTILE - TERENCE CRUTCHER - PAUL O’NEAL - ALTERIA WOODS - BOBBY RUSS - JORDAN EDWARDS - AARON BAILEY - RONELL FOSTER - STEPHON CLARK - COREY CARTER - ANTWON ROSE II - TAYLER ROCK - MALICE GREEN - RAMARLEY GRAHAM - ELIJAH MCCLAIN - AIYANA STANLEY JONES - BOTHAM JEAN - PAMELA TURNER - DOMINIQUE CLAYTON - SEAN BELL - ATATIANA JEFFERSON - JEMEL ROBERSON - JAMES LEE ALEXANDER - RYAN MATTHEW SMITH - DERRICK AMBROSE JR. - ADDIE MAE COLLINS - CAROL DENISE MCNAIR - CAROLE ROBERTSON - CYNTHIA WESLEY - NICHOLAS HEYWARD JR. - CHRISTOPHER WHITFIELD - WILLIE MCCOY - VICTOR WHITE III - MARCUS DEON SMITH - MARTIN LEE ANDERSON - CHRISTOPHER MCCORVEY - BRADLEY BLACKSHIRE - TIMOTHY THOMAS - REGINALD DOUCET JR. - DANROY "DJ" HENRY JR. - KARVAS GAMBLE JR. - ERIC REASON - KORRYN GAINES - REKIA BOYD - KIONTE SPENCER - DARIUS TARVER - WAYNE ARNOLD JONES - MANUEL ELLIS - VICTOR DUFFY JR. - KOBE DIMOCK-HEISLER - CLINTON R. ALLEN - TIMOTHY CAUGHMAN - COREY JONES - TYRE KING - ERIC GARNER - MILES HALL - KENDRICK JOHNSON - CHARLEENA LYLES - MICHAEL LORENZO DEAN - TRAYVON MARTIN - RENISHA MCBRIDE - OSCAR GRANT III - BREONNA TAYLOR - KALIEF BROWDER - DARRIEN HUNT - TROY HODGE - WILLIAM GREEN - AHMAUD ARBERY - DION JOHNSON - TONY MCDADE - JAMEL FLOYD - GEORGE FLOYD - RAYSHARD BROOKSSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/todieforpodcast)

Hug House Productions is participating in #PodcastBlackout. If you are not Black, we hope you are taking time to educate yourselves and donate to causes in defense of Black lives like we are. Check out Berry’s directory of podcasts by podcasters of color at PodcastsInColor.com. You can find a list to all of the shows mentioned in the episode, as well as a full transcript, on our website. Places to Donate: Black Lives Matter National Bail Fund Network American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) Dion Johnson GoFundMe Breonna Taylor GoFundMe George Floyd GoFundMe Homeless Black Trans Women Fund Black Trans Protestors Emergency Fund Support VALENCE by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/valence

About the episodeWe recorded a short announcement to explain why we are participating in #podcastblackout and will be taking a break from creating new episodes in the near future. In light of recent events and the ongoing struggle for racial equality the world over, we want to show our support for the black community and use our small platform to take a stand. Please join us in listening, reflecting, sharing resources, and speaking out against racial injustice.Resources & linksPodcasting For Coaches' episode on "Blackout: Podcasters For Justice"Women of Color Podcasters' resources for the "Podcasters For Justice" CampaignCampaign Zero Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After being a part of #PodcastBlackout last week (which you should definitely go back to listen to that episode to see why), your Triad has returned with an all new Takedown this week. And we have a lot to cover.  WWE has started to turn into a snooze fest for us all, but what can the company do to save itself.  We have some ideas.  Plus tons of praise for AEW and all they are doing right.  The winner from our NXT: Takeover In Your House Pick 'Em Challenge is announced, and it might surprise you who it is.  Plus we give our picks for the upcoming WWE Backlash coming up this weekend.Don't forget to do all you can to make sure we make fools of ourselves via slap chops to the chest.Please give us a 5 star rating and review on iTunes or whatever podcast app you use.Twitter: @T3NetworkFB/IG/Tik Tok: T3 Networkemail: TripleTBag@gmail.comweb: www.T3PodcastNetwork.comhotline call/text: 202-556-4433As mentioned in this week's episode, be sure to check out The Culture Connection www.thecultureconnection.org

Content warnings: police violence, racial violence, white supremacy. There will not be a new episode of How's Your Heart? this week.  We are participating in the Podcast Blackout- thank you for listening. 

During this period catalyzed by the unjust murder of George Floyd but certainly not limited to this single injustice among so many, I'm joining #PodcastBlackout. Here are a few thoughts as I join you in processing this moment's impact on our punk communities. Take care, everyone. I'll be back with another episode (and incredible guest!) next Friday, June 19th. www.Storypunks.World

In light of global protests against the racial injustice, violence, and police brutality in America, we felt it best to not release a regularly scheduled episode of The Cracked Die Podcast. We have joined several podcasts before us to participate in the Podcast Blackout. We stand in solidarity with the demonstrations against police brutality and racial violence in America. Though we may not understand and may never fully understand, the Cracked Die Podcast hopes to take this time to let Black voices be heard as we continue to educate ourselves in this matter and become better allies. If you cannot demonstrate, please consider spreading awareness, signing petitions, and/or donationg to causes. Below, we've listed resources, as well as two causes we've donated to. * https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co * https://bit.ly/2MPNWAl * https://bit.ly/307Mhhb * https://bit.ly/3cwGhRN

In light of recent events, we here at The B Plus have decided that our voices are not the voices you should be listening to this week. That's why we've been silent for a week of two. And now we hand over the microphones to indigenous wrestlers and wrestler adjacent peoples Joel Bateman, Michelle Hasluck, Erika Reid and ally/elder statesman of WA pro wrestling Davis Storm.They are talking indigenous issues in pro wrestling and wider society and its a powerful round table talk. Big thank you to all 4 participants for giving us their time and being willing to talk on these important and taxing issues.

SayWHA Radio Network is an independently black owned podcast network dedicated to bringing you content to educate and entertain. We have had the privilege of growing from one podcast, to several through the sheer audacity to bring a dream to reality. The topic of race has come up many times on this network. As well as the challenges faced being a person of color in the United States. Today we acknowledge a fraction of those we have lost, just for being who they are, by the system built to protect us. Your deaths will not be in vain.#BlackLivesMatter

These are just a few of the ways you can help. Be active in your community and make a difference.  How to be an Antiracist By: Ibram X. Kendi- https://www.audible.com/pd/How-to-Be-an-Antiracist-Audiobook/1984832212?qid=1591897065&sr=1-1&ref=a_search_c3_lProduct_1_1&pf_rd_p=e81b7c27-6880-467a-b5a7-13cef5d729fe&pf_rd_r=8W0DSZ5BWXH9MM7KVNBZ Campaign Zero: https://www.joincampaignzero.org/ Reclaim the Block: https://www.reclaimtheblock.org/home

While The Innovating Advice Show is resuming after participating in #PodcastBlackout last week in support of #BlackLivesMatter, know that my commitment to continue learning and using my platform however I can to fight racism, injustice and inequality continues. We know that financial planning has long been seen as elitist and only accessible by the already-wealthy, who are often white. The racial wealth gap is astounding and racial discrimination in financial services is prevalent. At Innovating Advice, I have always been interested in people creating solutions to these problems. People creating processes, fee structures, systems, cultures and technology that make giving or receiving advice inclusive to all. That's the mindset and approach that I appreciate about Chris Shuba, CEO of Helios Quantitative Research and Helios Integrated Planning in this episode. Chris is all about creating tools that help to level the playing field and he seeks to continually evolve. We chat about how Helios is innovating advice, not only through their quantitative research but through their integrated planning and additional tools that will be rolled out this year. Links and show notes at https://innovatingadvice.com/episode37. Connect with Kate on LinkedIn.

For this week's episode, I would like you to put your time and attention to where it needs it the most. Please consider protesting, donating, or even signing petitions in support of the BLM movement. Please visit tinyurl.com/BLMforever for charities and organizations to donate to and how to protest safely. Download the app, eatokra, to find local stores and restaurants that are owned by black members of the community. Continue to research on how to show your support for this movement. You might not be able to protest, and that is okay, but there are so many other actions that could help the people and the movement. This is history in the making and remember, silence=compliance. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cattalespodcast/support

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This week, we invite our listeners to reflect for 8 minutes and 46 seconds, the amount of time Derek Chauvin held his knee on the neck of George Floyd, resulting in his death. We’re listening and we’re committing ourselves to do better. We’ve included a few links to some of our favourite podcasts that we think you’d like to listen to. Nostalgique tinyurl.com/y6upqxav The New Day: Feel The Power tinyurl.com/y7hjl8ss The Read tinyurl.com/yb5lmlrl Best Friends with Nicole Byer and Sasheer Zamata tinyurl.com/ya79ok4m Snap Judgement tinyurl.com/yaucyxzp Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

This week, The Bed Post Podcast is observing the Podcast Blackout in support of the Black Lives Matter Movement. Brought to you By: The Sonar Network https://thesonarnetwork.com/

We discuss the impact the the recent events have had on ours lives, how we've been treated as African American Veterans in the wake up civil unrest, and we emphasize that this is about Justice for George Floyd. We are committed to the fight for equality.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-combat-divas-podcast1486/donations

This week I am participating in #PodcastBlackout with fellow podcasters around the country and the world.  BOOKS: White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide, by CAROL ANDERSON White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk about Racism, by ROBIN DIANGELO Stamped from the Beginning: The definitive History of Racist Ideas in America, by IBRAM X. IBRAM    So You Want to Talk about Race, by IJEOMA OLUO   How to Be an Antiracist, IBRAM X. KENDI   Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?: And Other Conversations about Race, by BEVERLY DANIEL TATUM   The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness (Anniversary), by MICHELLE ALEXANDER         BOOKS on RACISM & THE CHURCH:   The Color of Compromise: The Truth about the American Church's Complicity in Racism, by JEMAR TISBY   One Blood: Parting Words to the Church on Race and Love, by JOHN PERKINS    Reconstructing the Gospel: Finding Freedom from Slaveholder, by JONATHAN WILSON-HARTGROVE   ARTICLES:   https://religionandpolitics.org/2019/04/02/the-american-churchs-complicity-in-racism-a-conversation-with-jemar-tisby/   https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/09/us/blacks-evangelical-churches.html    PODCAST EPISODES - RACISM AND THE CHURCH:   The Gospel And Black History My Story: Racism & Discrimination in the Church   Church Hurts Racism and the Church: Now That We See It What Will We Do? - Ade Oni     NON-PROFIT   The Bail Project https://secure.givelively.org/donate/the-bail-project     Act Blue https://secure.actblue.com/donate/ab_mn   New York Magazine: Where to Donate https://nymag.com/strategist/article/where-to-donate-for-black-lives-matter.html    

This week, we are participating in #podcastblackout in solidarity with others protesting the mistreatment, violence and murder happening in this country. Black Lives Matter

Hello, this is the Secondary Heroes Podcast. This week we are participating in the Podcast Blackout in honor and support of Black Lives Matter. The following are unarmed African Americans, whose lives were cut short by police violence. If you're looking for a better way to help, please visit: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/secondary-heroes-podcast/message

Nik & Tiffani join the Podcast Blackout movement created by the Cult45 Podcast. This is a time to both honor the memory of those whose life was taken at the hands of racism. We also speak our thoughts on current events, our feelings, our actions and advice for allies.

#PodcastBlackout #BlackLivesMatter https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/#petitions

Take 16 minutes and 45 seconds out of your life to listen to these names. Each of these names represents a person who is no longer with us. Think about why they are no longer with us. And why you are.#podcastblackout

In light of what's going on in the world around us I will not be sharing our regularly scheduled podcast. Instead, I'll be using this space to share the names of black people slain by police violence or victims of hate crimes. I will also be sharing some resources that I've come across and that I am utilizing to educate myself further on racism. I strongly encourage you to do the same. These names only represent a very small handful of victims of racism but their names deserve to be known and heard. Trayvon Martin Age 17 killed in 2012Tamir Rice Age 12 killed in 2014Michael Brown Age 18 killed in 2014Eric Garner age 43 killed in 2014Sandra Bland Age 28 killed in 2015Freddie Gray age 25 killed in 2015Alton Sterling age 37 killed in 2016Philando Castile age 32 killed in 2016Botham Jean age 26 killed in 2018Atatiana Jefferson age 28 killed in 2019Ahmaud Arbery age 25 killed in 2020Doug Lewis age 39 killed in 2020Breonna Taylor age 26 killed in 2020George Floyd age 46 killed in 2020RESOURCES:Black Lives Matter. Visit Blacklivesmatter.com to learn about and support the ongoing fight to end State-sanctioned violence, liberate Black people, and end white supremacy forever.Visit The Conscious Kid on Instagram for some resources for talking with your children about racismThere's an article by Corrine Shutack titled 75 Things White People Can do for Racial Justice - it is continually updated to ensure each item is accurate and needed today.Shared google doc with loads of anti-racism resources including podcasts to listen to, books to read, important articles, and more bit.ly/ANTIRACISMRESOURCESYou can contribute to the George Floyd Memorial Fund gofundme.com/f/georgefloydThank you. Let's ALL be a part of the change.-Katy

The shows of The Next Reel are silent this week in support of all those who stand and fight for justice, equality, and peace. Thanks to the Cult 45 Podcast team for starting up this Podcast Blackout movement with this episode.#BlackoutTuesday #PodcastBlackout #TheShowMustBePausedConsider lending your support to the following organizations, each working to end police violence and defend those impacted by it. ActBlue's split donation between 39 community bail funds CampaignZero.org The Show Must Be Paused Anti-Racism Resources

Hi Applauders,We're taking a break from releasing our next movie review this week, in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. Although it may feel uncomfortable, we welcome you to listen to Naomi and Jen recall the names of a few lives that have been lost due to systemic racism and violence.We'll return next week with the first part of our next review.Please stay safe, even as we recognize that there are some in our country who do not have this option.Thank You,The Shocked & Applaud TeamSupport the show

This is not the time to discuss innovation in financial planning, business efficiencies or technology. It is not the time to return to business and life as usual. This week, I am participating in the #PodcastBlackout to protest the murder of George Floyd, police brutality, racism, injustice and inequality. In lieu of new episodes this week, I share a few thoughts and many resources from colleagues in podcasting and financial planning. Please take whatever time you might otherwise have spent this week listening to The Innovating Advice Show and spend it educating yourself and learning what you can do to fight against racism, injustice and social inequality. I will be doing the same. #BlackLivesMatter https://innovatingadvice.com/BLM

The Macabre Academy would like to take a moment to memorialize black people slain by police violence or victims of hate crimes. This list is by no means complete. Hundreds upon thousands have been victims to such violence for hundreds of years. We offer our condolences to the families suffering over the loss of their sons and daughters and pray those lost receive the justice they deserve. Most recent of those...George Floyd.Where to Donate:George Floyd Memorial Fundhttps://www.gofundme.com/f/georgefloydMinnesota Freedom Fundhttps://minnesotafreedomfund.orgBlack Visions Collectivehttps://www.blackvisionsmn.orgReclaim The Blockhttps://www.reclaimtheblock.org/homeCampaign Zerohttps://www.joincampaignzero.orgUnicorn Riothttps://unicornriot.ninjaSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/themacabreacademy)

The shows of The Next Reel are silent this week in support of all those who stand and fight for justice, equality, and peace. Thanks to the Cult 45 Podcast team for starting up this Podcast Blackout movement with this episode.#BlackoutTuesday #PodcastBlackout #TheShowMustBePausedConsider lending your support to the following organizations, each working to end police violence and defend those impacted by it. ActBlue's split donation between 39 community bail funds CampaignZero.org The Show Must Be Paused Anti-Racism Resources

We were going to record a regular episode but in lieu of the protests to end police brutality against Black Americans happening all across the country, we decided that we should honor their fight for justice, stand in solidarity and demand for change. So we recorded a protest ourselves. We'll be back next week. #blacklivesmatter #podcastblackout

All lives matter. we know ALL lives matter, we should all feel that ALL lives matter, but white lives have ALWAYS mattered in this country without a shred of doubt, since 1776. From 1934/1968 we allowed banks to decide where the black Community could purchase homes, effectively creating the divide between inner cities and Suburbs, stripping funding for public schools, and public infrastructure. From 1864-1964, and still to the present day, we heavily restricted the rights of the black Community to vote. It's only been a short 50 years since we could finally share a public pool with the black Community, and there are still towns that enforce sundown laws where members of the black community are publicly and lawfully discouraged from exercising their right to simply exists when the sun goes down. Last month a black man couldn't even cash a check without being suspected of forgery, and killed by the police while laying on the ground with his hands cuffed behind his back. So do all lives really matter, or does it only feel morally superior to say all lives matter? Because I'm not a black person, so I don't doubt my life matters, but from what I see today, and over the course of my 30 year life, my life matters more and the lives of those in my bloodline throughout our history have always mattered more.The country doesn't need a reminder that white lives have always mattered, We need to acknowledge the fact that black lives matter as well.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-loser-podcast/support

In lieu of a new episode this week, we are joining @cult45podcast in their call for a #podcastblackout. We stand AGAINST racism, legalized slavery, white supremacy, and police brutality. We stand against the violent, unapologetic, unpunished murder of black lives. We stand with our black family. #blacklivesmatter A message from Cultured host Michelle Khouri: Fuck legalized slavery. Fuck systemic racism. Fuck patriarchal capitalism. Fuck white supremacy. USE YOUR SUPERPOWERS, NON-BLACK FOLK. WE AREN'T ALL MEANT FOR THE FRONT LINES. SOME OF US ARE MEANT TO CHANGE SYSTEMS FROM THE INSIDE. SOME OF US ARE MEANT TO REDISTRIBUTE WEALTH. SOME OF US ARE MEANT TO CHANGE LEGISLATION. SOME OF US ARE MEANT TO CAUSE RIPPLES WITHIN RACIST COMMUNITIES. USE YOUR POWER. USE YOUR PRIVILEGE. HOWEVER YOU CAN. Our black and brown family has had to bear this burden for far too long. It's time for us to step up. Change won't happen overnight but, if you haven't started working on this already, start NOW. To my black family: I love you. You're so needed in this world. Don't let the oppressors fool you - they oppress you because you are innately POWERFUL. Your sense of self, connectedness, and unwavering soul threaten those who feel meek and small. Never forget that their oppression is a projection of their own feelings of unworthiness and powerlessness.

#PODCASTBLACKOUT #BlacklivesMatter #Restinpower #GeorgeFloyd --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theeverythingpodcast/message