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JustLove Collective's co-leaders, Chris Blake, retired pastor and educator, and Dr. Dilys Brooks, campus chaplain at Loma Linda University, share the beginnings of this movement to bring about social change through the context of Adventism. They note how Jesus' life was filled with both love and justice, a model that is rooted deeply in neighborly love. JustLove Collective is a non-profit, international gathering of Adventist activists dedicated to bringing people from all walks of life together for a deep encounter that leads to action. Check out JustLove's Website and the latest issue of Pulse Magazine.

In this bitesized episode of Inside the Pod, Matt Webster and Emily Scaife look at the latest issue of The Pulse Magazine, which is available to read either online at pgro.org or physically via an insert in the latest CPM Magazine.

WBCQ airdate - 11/11/23 Welcome to Fluxedo Junction! Each episode we bring you the best music of all genres from throughout the world, and this week we'll be speaking with singer, guitarist, producer and engineer Paul Schmitz. As a member of the Long Island based Americana group The Last Hombres, Paul worked extensively with the legendary Levon Helm of The Band, as well as Buddy Cage of New Riders Of The Purple Sage. The Hombres, featuring Paul along with Michael Meehan on bass and vocals, Russ Seeger on guitar, vocals and violin, Buddy Cage on pedal steel, Cathy Kreger on vocals, and Levon Helm on drums, signed to KOCH Records in 2003 - releasing their album Redemption to critical acclaim from publications such as Pulse Magazine, while also enjoying Americana airplay all over the country. In 2014 their follow up album, Odd Fellow Rest, was released with Chris James on keyboards and pedal steel and Tom Ryan on drums. Paul continues to work with fellow Hombre Mike Meehan, and they will be apearing at U.S. Brews in Centerport, NY on December 30th. You can visit them on the web at www.reverbnation.com/thelasthombres

On Motorsport 411 with Sean Cardovillis this week: https://linktr.ee/motorsport411 LISTEN to the show on Capital FM's Saturday Music & Sports at 14:40-1500. https://www.capitalfm.co.ke/listenlive/ EXCLUSIVE! We round up this year's FIM Motocross Of African Nations where South Africa were crowned the overall champions followed by Zimbabwe and Zambia in what was a spectacular weekend of racing at Zone 7 Speedspot in Cape Town, South Africa. We speak to sports journalist Shafic Kiyaga of Uganda's Pulse Magazine to find out how the country fared in the competition where they finished fifth overall. And, we catch up with former South Africa team manager Sheldon Watkins, who competed in the veterans category in Cape Town. Host: Sean Cardovillis Producer: Lee Kanyottu (Big City Studio)

“That was the first time that music really hit me on an emotional level” says this week's guest, Jackson Griffith, when discussing the first time he heard The Beach Boys. Jackson came from a broken home and a friend of his mother gave him a transistor radio where he first discovered & loved early Motown and the 60's girl groups. It was at his first concert in 1969 that he heard a band, Santana, two months before their debut album was released.Jackson tried for a long time to get a job at Tower Stockton but was stiffed by the managers. When Phil Minas took over as manager in 1977 he hired him. Jackson did store artwork and slowly grew into a jazz fanatic As things got crazy in the store (have a gun pulled on you for not returning two LPs?) Jackson moved out to the brand new 24 hour Tower store in Las Vegas.Jackson bounced around Tower locations until a legal matter caused him to leave the company and he moved back to Stockton to deal with it. He returned to Tower in 1983 at the new Stockton location with Tom Pompei at the helm, but hisgoal was to get out of working in the store and work in the Corporate Office. Seeing a notice for an editorial assistant at PULSE! Magazine, Jackson submitted a number of record reviews to Mike Farrace and was hired.At PULSE! Jackson found his voice and jumped into magazine production and writing. Not every assignment wentaccording to plan. Artist Shelby Lynne simply did not want to be interviewed the day he showed up to talk to her. And how do you spend a week in Minneapolis profiling The Replacements? Drunk enough to have tapes full of gibberish, calling the band on the phone to get quotes to flesh out your story.Jackson talks about all of this and more in a wide-ranging episode you won't want to miss.

To open the sixth season of SMG's ‘Are We Here Yet?' podcast we're joined by Pulse Magazine's 2023 Person to Watch, it's Worcester's own Rebekah Etique.  We're delving into the issues being faced and solved by young professionals in the workplace.   You can't discuss issues between the generations in the workplace without hitting upon how generations perceive each other, not to mention the effects our media-soaked society has on how young professionals are perceived and how they perceive each other.  Rebekah did not disappoint with her perspective and clear sense for what's needed to be successful in our current workplace.  More to the point, like many of her peers Rebekah is working hard to re-define our priorities for where work fits into the greater context while refining those skills that make for a more meaningful workforce experience.  Read Rebekah's Thesis on Pubic Education Standardized Testing, " The Hushed Industry of Cultural White-Washing" I met Rebekah in 2022 while she was campaign manager for the James AMorello State Senate campaign. She is a graduate of Clark University where she made a shift from education to public policy when her concern for limitations being leveraged upon educators made her consider a more direct involvement in setting policy.  She currently works as a paralegal and remains politically active in Massachusetts. She grew up in Waterbury, CT and appreciates the challenges inherent in a mill town in the 21st century.

Before he started working for Tower Records Watt Avenue in 1975, today's guest Mike Farrace had already run a Sacramento music magazine called “Rock & Roll News”. Following three years working at Tower Records Watt Avenue under Store Manager Mike Koontz, Farrace started working for Tower Advertising. Mike tells us all about his time as Northwest Advertising Ad Manager, chasing down labels and blank tape companies for advertising dollars. Yet the whole time he was in Advertising, Farrace was thinking about starting up a Music Magazine that would be a Tower in house exclusive. Spending a year submitting proposals to John Schairer, he was finally told by Carla Henson “Mike, he's just throwing those [proposals] in the trash.” Next, Mike Farrace went straight to Russ Solomon and within 20 minutes at lunch, they were plotting out what would eventually become PULSE! Magazine, an independent publication that reflected Tower Records, its customers and the music it sold in the best possible way. The first 3 issues were put together by Farrace himself and over the course of 222 issues it eventually built up an impressive in house staff. When PULSE! started it was the old fashioned paste up method of putting a magazine together. It wasn't for several years until PULSE! got into computer graphics typesetting/publishing. But that simple, convenient move got Mike Farrace thinking and reading about a digital future. This led to Tower having its first database store online which led to Tower selling music on the internet. Mike also tells us about the only time an artist got pissed at PULSE!, and how it was all Mike's fault. Later in our discussion Mike recalls seeing the end coming for Tower and how things ended for PULSE! and himself in 2002.

Join Post Bulletin business reporters Jeff Kiger, Theodore Tollefson and Pulse Magazine's Tim Nela while they discuss the comings and goings of Rochester and Southeast Minnesota business news and trends.

James Dorsey has been featured on the cover of Worcester Magazine, in Pulse Magazine, The Boston Herald, on Spike TV, the MyTV Network ,and Comcast on Demand. He has shared the stage with Joe Rogan, Bryan Callen, Jerry Seinfeld, Patrice O'Neal, Jim Gaffigan, Michael Ian Black, Gilbert Gottfried, and Steven Wright.

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On this episode, we sit down with fitness industry expert and icon, Lawrence Biscontini, https://www.findlawrence.com/thebigdeal. Lawrence Biscontini shares his wisdom and advice on the importance of community, reasons for meaningful connections, and ways of remaining socially and spiritually connected despite physical distancing.  Lawrence Biscontini, MA, has made fitness history as a Mindful Movement Specialist winning the highest number of awards from ACE, IDEA & Inner IDEA, Can Fit Pro, and ECA since 2002.  Lawrence travels the world offering world-class secrets in mentoring, fitness and spa consulting, and presenting for professional conferences, and working also on the Advisory Board for the International Council on Active Aging (ICAA), Senior VIP Consultant for Power Music®, and reporter-in-the-field for the International Spa Association’s #ispaDoyou campaign creating #ispaInterviews worldwide.  He has programmed for Equinox, 24 Hour Fitness, Gold’s Gym International, Bally, and more, and his creations received the Conde Nast Traveler Awards‘ Top Ten Awards placement for innovative spa programming worldwide. Lawrence as Mindful Movement Specialist enjoys celebrity clients like cast members of ABC TV’s soap opera “General Hospital,” and appears on news (CNN Headline News) and television (“LIVE! With Regis and Kelly”). He is a Registered Yoga Alliance Teacher (E-RYT 500), an AFAA Certification Specialist and Contributing Author and Content Specialist for industry publications like SCW Fitness Education Certifications and AFAA’s American Fitness, IDEA’s Fitness Journal, and the Spa Industry’s Pulse Magazine. His books include the most recent fiction Stories of Color and nonfiction Active Aging SCW Certification Manual: The Life in Our Years specializing in active aging research and practical approaches to movement for people over 50.  He has also authored for charity a cookbook, Meals & Musings, a fitness textbook used at universities worldwide, Cream Rises: Excellence in Private & Group Education, and one of the only customer service books written for the spa and fitness world, “Running the Show.” Lawrence created Fitness Group 2000 (FG2000) at the turn of the century whose profits benefit several charitable endeavors, including the outreach work of the Sisters of Saint Joseph and the Biscontini Scholarships he has created for most major international conventions.  Over 80% of all revenue from sales generated at www.findlawrence.com support these programs. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On Episode 11 of the “It's Only Rock And Roll PODCAST”, we talk monetizing and respecting the artistic assets entrusted to music estate manager and founder/President of JAM (Jampol Artist Management, Inc.), Jeff Jampol, who currently represents iconic clients like Jim Morrison and The Doors, Janis Joplin, Muddy Waters, Otis Redding and others. Also, Don DiMuccio and this week's co-host, veteran insider of the 1990's LA music scene Suzy Geers recounts her time heading up marketing campaigns for Linkin Park, Green day, Pearl Jam, as well as rock journalism at Pulse Magazine, interviewing Tommy Lee and Tom Morello. For more on Jampol Artist Management, Inc: www.wemanagelegends.com Visit the 'It's Only Rock And Roll PODCAST' online at: ° Homepage – www.ItsOnlyRockAndRollPodcast.com ° Facebook - facebook.com/ItsOnlyRockAndRollPodcast/ © 2020 Howlaround Productions. All rights reserved.

This week, I talk to Filipino American writer, Jason Tanamor.  It was great discovering his work & learning more about him and his writing processes.  His latest book: "Vampires of Portlandia" is a Filipino American urban fantasy novel.    http://yourartsygirlpodcast.com http://tanamor.com Bio:   Jason Tanamor has 10 plus years of experience as an entertainment writer and interviewer for Yahoo!, the Moline Dispatch/Rock Island Argus, Cinema Blend, Celebrity Cafe, Strip Las Vegas Magazine, Pulse Magazine, and Zoiks! Online.   Tanamor has interviewed the likes of author Chuck Palahniuk (Fight Club); comedians Demetri Martin, Jim Breuer (SNL, Half Baked), Aisha Tyler (Talk Soup, The Ghost Whisperer), Dane Cook, and Gabriel Iglesias; musicians Billy Corgan (Smashing Pumpkins), Ann Wilson (Heart), Taylor Momsen (The Pretty Reckless and Gossip Girl), Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers), and Henry Rollins (Black Flag); and baseball legend Pete Rose.   He has covered everyone from Steve Martin to Jerry Seinfeld and from Evanescence to President Obama (see gallery).   With novels, Tanamor enjoys writing in different genres. He is the critically acclaimed author of the dark novels, "Anonymous" (which received a star review from Publishers Weekly) and "Drama Dolls"; the satirical novels, "Hello Fabulous!" and "She's the One?"; and the epic superhero themed children's book, "I Heart Superhero Kid". His newest novel, "Vampires of Portlandia," is an urban fantasy.  Pre-order it here: http://www.tanamor.com/p/vampires-of-portlandia.html   Tanamor is married and has a family of fur children. He currently lives and works in the Portland, Oregon area. 

DJ Buhle started playing with the BFR Crew in 2004, from there she has never looked back as her musical journey, style and interpretation continues to make revellers take to the dance floor in numbers. She is versatile and can curate sets that comprise of deep house, broken beats, soul and house. Her skills and music selection tell a story which takes people on a musical journey which has seen her play across the country alongside some of the industry’s heavyweights. DJ Buhle’s style of play has seen her mixes feature on influential podcasts, TV shows and some of the biggest radio stations in South Africa. DJ Buhle has played an instrumental role in the growth of deep house in Soweto, all this is credited to her involvement in various movements and events. DJ Buhle has played at events and festivals such as The Low Down, Deep Town Jozi, Slushy Fest, Oppikoppi, Truth, False Start, The Warehouse sessions. Plus, in 2018 she was a nominee in the ‘Best Deep House Female DJ’ category for DMASA and she was also feature in Pulse Magazine’s top 20 females who are making waves.

DJ Buhle started playing with the BFR Crew in 2004, from there she has never looked back as her musical journey, style and interpretation continues to make revellers take to the dance floor in numbers. She is versatile and can curate sets that comprise of deep house, broken beats, soul and house. Her skills and music selection tell a story which takes people on a musical journey which has seen her play across the country alongside some of the industry’s heavyweights. DJ Buhle’s style of play has seen her mixes feature on influential podcasts, TV shows and some of the biggest radio stations in South Africa. DJ Buhle has played an instrumental role in the growth of deep house in Soweto, all this is credited to her involvement in various movements and events. DJ Buhle has played at events and festivals such as The Low Down, Deep Town Jozi, Slushy Fest, Oppikoppi, Truth, False Start, The Warehouse sessions. Plus, in 2018 she was a nominee in the ‘Best Deep House Female DJ’ category for DMASA and she was also feature in Pulse Magazine’s top 20 females who are making waves.

DJ Buhle started playing with the BFR Crew in 2004, from there she has never looked back as her musical journey, style and interpretation continues to make revellers take to the dance floor in numbers. She is versatile and can curate sets that comprise of deep house, broken beats, soul and house. Her skills and music selection tell a story which takes people on a musical journey which has seen her play across the country alongside some of the industry’s heavyweights. DJ Buhle’s style of play has seen her mixes feature on influential podcasts, TV shows and some of the biggest radio stations in South Africa. DJ Buhle has played an instrumental role in the growth of deep house in Soweto, all this is credited to her involvement in various movements and events. DJ Buhle has played at events and festivals such as The Low Down, Deep Town Jozi, Slushy Fest, Oppikoppi, Truth, False Start, The Warehouse sessions. Plus, in 2018 she was a nominee in the ‘Best Deep House Female DJ’ category for DMASA and she was also feature in Pulse Magazine’s top 20 females who are making waves.

A podcaster goes to the countryside to spend a quiet weekend after losing his job and having his last complicated relationship implode. He rents a country house to an old-fashioned god, who struggles to hide his drunken tendencies. On Episode 376 of Trick or Treat Radio we discuss Tone-Deaf, from director Richard Bates Jr.! We also settle on which film we will do for our first ever commentary for Patreon supporters, we talk about the generational divide between boomers and millennials, and we find out which Rusty is the best Rusty! So grab your new 8x10, take an acid trip with Ray Wise and strap on for the world's most dangerous podcast!Stuff we talk about: Spackle, Surmise and Survey, mounting the camera, leap before you look, Rock and Shock, Bruce Campbell, The Ace Frehley hut, gen pop, Blueball Blockers, I Spit On Your Grave: Deja Vu, Meir Zarchi, suffering for art, Manos: The Hands of Fate, worst movies of all time, Tony Stocks and Bonds, Six Flags, Batwing Coaster, Cognac, Edgar Allan Poe, a lot of culture, new 8x10s, Pulse Magazine, Tone-Deaf, Richard Bates Jr, getting your eyes dilated, Excision, Ray Wise, Robert Patrick, Fire in the Sky, The Dead Don’t Die, dementia, D-Generation X, what is a millennial?, millennial deniers, Gabe Kaplan, the generational divide, Nicolas Cage, Mom and Dad, entitlement, Generation Z, acid trip, Johnny Pemberton, Kim Delaney, $5 Car Wash, T-1000, Parasite, 31 Days of Halloween, Secrets in the Hot Spring, Cat’s Eye, Ravenous, Greasy Strangler, Meet the Feebles, One Cut of the Dead, Late Phases, El Goro, Ethan Embry, “I forgot what I remembered”, National Lampoon's Vacation Films, pizza is a vegetable?, dual-wielding mallets, dough or crust?, Muhammad Ollie, Police Academy 2, Weird Science, and Background Check by Second Rusty.Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradioSend Email/Voicemail: mailto:podcast@trickortreatradio.comVisit our website: http://trickortreatradio.comUse our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/trickortreatradioTwitter: http://twitter.com/TrickTreatRadioFacebook: http://facebook.com/TrickOrTreatRadioYouTube: http://youtube.com/TheDeaditesTVInstagram: http://instagram.com/TrickorTreatRadioSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

Jestem człowiekiem, który jest przyzwyczajony do tego, że poza światem cyfrowym, jest jeszcze ten realny, a w przypadku mediów - świat drukowany. Dzisiejszy odcinek "BSS bez tajemnic" jest poświęcony magazynowi Outsourcing&More. To jedyne czasopismo w Europie, które jest dwumiesięcznikiem wydawanym regularnie w wersji polskiej i angielskiej. O tym co można przeczytać w Outsourcing&More, kto jest jego czytelnikiem, w jakim jest wydawany nakładzie i gdzie go można spotkać możecie posłuchać tu i teraz.Zachęcam do subskrybowania podcastu "BSS bez tajemnic" tylko w ten sposób nie umknie Ci żadem odcinek.--- przydatne linki ---Outsourcing&More w wersji elektronicznej znajdziesz na stronie https://www.proprogressio.pl/pl/media/prasa.html - zarówno ostatni, jak i wszystkie wcześniejsze wydaniaWięcej informacji o Klubie Pro Progressio znajdziesz na - https://www.proprogressio.pl/pl/klub-pro-progressio/idea.htmlGdybyś chciał/chciała dotrzeć do międzynarodowej prasy branżowej to polecam:Intelligent Sourcing - https://www.intelligentsourcing.net/the-bulletin/Pulse Magazine - https://iaoppulse.net/

In this episode, Rachel is joined by Dr Surina Chibber, Portfolio GP, Red Whale GP Update Presenter and co-Founder of mylocummanager.com who was named as one of Pulse Magazine’s ‘Rising Stars’ last year. We talk about how the journey Surina has been on from locum GP to the founder of tech company, what she’s learned along the way, and the surprising truth that sometimes we find our passions as a result of following our interests, not following our passions. We chat about how to develop your skills in other areas and how GPs can make their lives easier and their jobs more fulfilling.Podcast linksSign up for downloadable CPD reflection forms plus more tools and resourceshttps://mylocummanager.comhttps://www.gp-update.co.uk/coursesFor more episodes of You are not a frog, check out our website www.youarenotafrog.co.uk and sign up to our mailing list here for loads of useful resources and tools for thriving at work. Follow Rachel on twitter @DrRachelMorris or LinkedIn and find out more about her online and face to face courses for doctors on surviving and thriving at work at www.shapesfordoctors.com or for other organisations at www.wildmonday.co.ukSupport the show (https://shapesfordoctors.com/)

"Let Movement be Mandatory but Exercise be Optional" About Today’s Guest Lawrence Biscontini, MA, has made fitness history as a Mindful Movement Specialist winning the highest number of awards from ACE, IDEA & Inner IDEA, Can Fit Pro, and ECA since 2002. Lawrence travels the world offering world-class secrets in mentoring, fitness and spa consulting, and presenting for professional conferences, and working also on the Advisory Board for the International Council on Active Aging (ICAA), Senior VIP Consultant for Power Music®, and reporter-in-the-field for the International Spa Association’s #ispaDoyou campaign creating #ispaInterviews worldwide. He has programmed for Equinox, 24 Hour Fitness, Gold’s Gym International, Bally, and more, and his creations received the Conde Nast Traveler Awards‘ Top Ten Awards placement for innovative spa programming worldwide. Lawrence as a Mindful Movement Specialist enjoys celebrity clients like cast members of ABC TV’s soap opera “General Hospital,” and appears on news (CNN Headline News) and television (“LIVE! With Regis and Kelly”). He is a Registered Yoga Alliance Teacher (E-RYT 500), an AFAA Certification Specialist and Contributing Author and Content Specialist for industry publications like SCW Fitness Education Certifications and AFAA’s American Fitness, IDEA’s Fitness Journal, and the Spa Industry’s Pulse Magazine. His books include the most recent fiction Stories of Color and nonfiction Active Aging SCW Certification Manual: The Life in Our Years specializing in active aging research and practical approaches to movement for people over 50. He has also authored for charity a cookbook, Meals & Musings, a fitness textbook used at universities worldwide, Cream Rises: Excellence in Private & Group Education, and one of the only customer service books written for the spa and fitness world, “Running the Show.” Lawrence created Fitness Group 2000 (FG2000) at the turn of the century whose profits benefit several charitable endeavors, including the outreach work of the Sisters of Saint Joseph, Save the Children, and the Biscontini Scholarships he has created for most major international conventions. Over 80% of all revenue from sales generated at www.findlawrence.com support these programs. Show Notes Lawrence and I begin the show reminiscing about chocolates, or rather how I first remember meeting Lawrence after he took my step class at the Reebok Sports Club, as it was known at the time. After class he gave me the most delicious chocolate truffles, and so of course from the very beginning he held a special place in my heart. Lawrence shares how he got into fitness out of necessity because he was the fat kid from Philly. His Father died when he was 18 and when the doctor said "you're next," Lawrence decided to make some changes, including beginning to workout, which led him into his career of fitness and wellness. Lawrence obtained his ACE Gold certification and started teaching in college while he was also working on his masters in communication. After college and while teaching part-time, Lawrence worked for American Airlines teaching their emergency procedures, which was amazingly and coincidentally related to fitness and health and the beginning of diversifying his career, which is a running theme throughout our conversation. We talk further about the importance of having diversity within what we offer, regardless of our career, and also the importance of seeing yourself as a business, even if you love what you are doing. Passion is wonderful, but passion alone does not pay the bills. Lawrence gives us a fantastic exercise to do so that we can look at where we spend our time and how that input of time is related to our output of income. Take out a pen and paper. Put all that you do in terms of where you place your focus in a row at the top of the page. Underneath each row put all the tasks that are associated with that item. List how much time is spent in each column. At the bottom of each row write down how much that particular project adds income to your bank account. Notice if where you spend most of your time also brings in most of your revenue, or is at least moving you closer to building a profitable business. Depending on the results it may be time to reevaluate how and where you place your focus and spend your time. Lawrence talks about the importance of having great mentors. He also goes a step further and believes we all need two mentors, one who is in the industry that you are working in, and one outside of the industry. One leads the way on “what to do” and the other leads the way on “how to be.” He also talks about how to reframe failures and rejection, and that when we hear the word, “no” that the reframe of the meaning is, “not yet.” Lawrence invites us to look at movement being mandatory and exercise as being optional. It is this reframe that will help the fitness industry reach the people, who in the past, may have felt as though they “failed at exercise.” This way we can help open their ears by using the word movement over exercise, and also open their hearts to happiness. He believes that we also need to create compelling experiences instead of simply teaching classes and executing exercise. Lawrence goes onto say that it should be our goal to make everyone feel successful. That the “s of experiences” is not only to build a community, transcend exercise and make everyone feel challenged but most of all help them to feel successful. It is then people will return, tell their friends, and then we have built a community, or a tribe a tri-mmunity, a combination of tribe and community. Towards the end of our conversation, Lawrence shares that he has three philosophies that he has honed from working in fitness. 1. Never burn your bridges. 2. Love is always the answer. Never Jealousy. Never greed. Never backstabbing. Never unfriendly competition. Love is always going to be the answer. 3. Stay true to who you are inside and never sell out. Stay true to yourself and listen to your inner voice. Wise words for sure.

Dr. Profeta is a ER Physician and also a writer for Pulse Magazine on Linkedin. He has written several articles on many topics about healthcare and in this episode  we dive into one of his most recent articles called: An ER Doctor's Simple First-step solutions to save healthcare in America. You will see his point of view on how we can improve healthcare for our nation and also the story behind the physician himself.

Veronica G. Cardenas is a documentary photographer based in the Rio Grande Valley. Migration issues are a recurring theme that she explores. Her work has been shown at the United Nations, Long Island City Arts in New York City, the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley-UTRGV, Festival of International Books and Arts, FESTIBA, South Texas College, and Festival Internacional de Poesia Latinoamericana, FEIPOL among others. Publications where her work has been featured, including El Mundo, Juxtapoz, Splinter News, Feature Shoot, Neta, Konbini, Texas Observer, San Antonio Current, Austin Chronicle, Black & White Magazine, Society Magazine and Pulse Magazine.   Resources: Download the free Candid Frame app for your favorite smart device. Click here to download for . Click here to download Click here to download for Support the work we do at The Candid Frame with contributing to our Patreon effort.  You can do this by visiting or visiting the website and clicking on the Patreon button. You can also provide a one-time donation via . You can follow Ibarionex on and .  

Rorie Kelly is a Long Island-based singer/songwriter whose first-time listeners often remark that they “can’t believe that voice came out of that body.” Rorie writes catchy, melodic rock songs that she plays with enough passion to break guitar strings--and go right on playing without batting an eye. She has been compared to artists ranging from Fiona Apple to Janis Joplin to Liz Phair. Rorie has opened for Alix Olsen and Jen Chapin, and was named one of Long Island’s “Top Ten Indie Artists You’ve Never Heard Of” by Pulse Magazine. She recently released her first full-length record, Wish Upon a Bottlecap. The album has hit the airwaves with a vengeance. Wish Upon a Bottlecap is getting spins on Triple-A and college radio stations across the country. Rorie can often be seen in the company of her band, Rorie Kelly and More of the Mess.

508 is a show about Worcester. This week’s guest is Julius Jones. We talk about the Pulse’s “Ones to Watch” list, Communities United and #BlackLivesMatter, and the rapidly diminishing ranks of local pro journalists. Also: Follow us on Twitter. Audio: Download the mp3 or see more formats. [display_podcast] Contact Info Headline stories: “Pulse Magazine’s 15 … Continue reading "508 #251: #blacklivesmatter"