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Bij de eerste inauguratie van Donald Trump gingen miljoenen mensen in de Verenigde Staten de straat op. Vandaag wordt hij voor de tweede keer ingezworen als president. Deze keer blijft massaal protest uit, terwijl er deze termijn juist meer op het spel staat. Correspondent Emilie van Outeren vraagt zich af: waarom blijft progressief Amerika nu stil?Gast: Emilie van OuterenPresentatie: Gabriella AdèrRedactie: Iddo HavingaMontage: Jan Paul de BondtHeeft u vragen, suggesties of ideeën over onze journalistiek? Mail dan naar onze ombudsman via ombudsman@nrc.nlZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

ACOFAE Podcast Presents: Josie and the Pussycats: "It's good for the economy." You know the songs. You know the actresses. You had the body glitter. You even watched MTV. But did you understand the message? If you're anything like ACOFAE maybe not, but that's why we rewatch! The music industry is a machine and after DuJour disappears, it needs a new way to sell things! Enter trendpimps The PussyHats, wait no- Pussycats! They've got a dream and the talent and Parker Posey has a message for them to push out. What happens when fame and fortune are instantly thrust upon bandmates? Will the friendship survive? Does it want to? DuJour means crash positions. TW / CW: For additional TW/CW information for your future reads, head to this site for more: https://triggerwarningdatabase.com/ Spoilers: Josie and the Pussycats Mentions: Drive Me Crazy, Idiocracy, 2Gether, Can't Hardly Wait, Revenge, Parks and Rec, Burlesque, Spice World, The White Lotus, Barbie, The Hills, 10 Things I Hate About You WEBSITES: https://www.buzzfeed.com/jake_farrington/josie-and-the-pussycats-22-anniversary https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/jarettwieselman/7-things-you-didnt-know-about-josie-and-the-pussycats https://www.vogue.com/article/josie-and-the-pussycats-2000s-fashion https://screenrant.com/josie-and-the-pussycats-archie-comics-underrated/ *Thank you for listening to us! Please subscribe and leave a 5 star review and follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/acofaepodcast/) at @ACOFAEpodcast and on our TikToks! TikTok: ACOFAELaura : Laura Marie (https://www.tiktok.com/@acofaelaura?) ( https://www.tiktok.com/@acofaelaura) ACOFAEJessica : Jessica Marie (https://www.tiktok.com/@acofaejessica?) (https://www.tiktok.com/@acofaejessica) Instagram: @ACOFAEpodcast (https://www.instagram.com/acofaepodcast/) https://www.instagram.com/acofaepodcast/ @ACOFAELaura (https://www.instagram.com/acofaelaura/) https://www.instagram.com/acofaelaura/

Thank you to our Sponsors:  Microdose - To learn more about microdosing THC go to microdose.com and use code: TRASHTUESDAY to get free shipping & 30% off your first order. For you! For a friend! Trash Tuesday Merch!! Get it at https://itstrashtuesday.com/   See Esther on tour. Check out dates at estheronice.com See Annie on tour. Check out dates at https://www.annielederman.com/shows More Nadia Tolokonnikova:   Onlyfans - https://onlyfans.com/pussyriot Twitter - https://twitter.com/nadyariot Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nadyariot Pussy Riot “Sexist” - youtube.com/watch?v=_fj0a77sKUM&ab_channel=PussyRiot 00:00 - Psych! I Was Hot the Whole Time!! 02:00 - Coming Around on Pussy Size 03:20 - Nadya Pussy Riot 09:45 - Prison Food: the Hot Girl Diet 12:20 - Annie's School Strategy: Charm and Vim & Vigor 14:34 - I Don't Have a Vagina 16:25 - Parenting Judging 19:20 - I Don't Look Like the Girls in the Nudie Mags 21:40 - No We Bonded Over Shitting Blood, Esther 22:45 - Growing Up with Self-Doubt 26:45 - Existing Under the Heel 31:30 - Low-Key Kink for Domination/In Service to the Divine 37:40 - Being OK with Not Knowing 39:00 - More Sides of Nadya on Onlyfans 42:00 - You Don't Have a Penis 47:12 - I Was a Very Horny Teenager 49:05 - Who Came Up with the Pussy Hats? 53:00 - How Did Becoming a Mother Change You? 56:50 - Nadya's Self Care Routine 59:00 - Chaturbate: Khalyla Lets the Tokens Fly! 63:00 - It's So Cool To Be Mean 64:30 - Thoughts on Dying 69:35 - The Best Dismount of Any Episode   Subscribe! https://bit.ly/HitOurButtonsOfficial Clips Channel: https://bit.ly/2QDAi8X Trash Tuesday Podcast iTunes Audio Feed: https://bit.ly/TrashTuesdayPodTrash Tuesday Podcast Spotify Audio Feed: https://bit.ly/TTPodAudioTrash Tuesday Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itstrashtuesday     Listen to our other Podcasts: TigerBelly - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tigerbelly/id1041201977 Rick and Esther Have a Time - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rick-and-esther-have-a-time/id1694264079 AnnieWood - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/anniewood/id1653515392   Follow Us: Khalyla Kuhn - https://www.instagram.com/khalamityk Annie Lederman - https://www.instagram.com/annielederman Esther Povitsky - https://www.instagram.com/esthermonster Theme Song Written by: Bobby Lee http://instagram.com/bobbyleelive Banana Break Song by: Can Nguyen 

Throughout history, fashion has been an integral part of the feminist movement. From Bloomers and Suffragette colors to Pussyhats, the way individuals have dressed has been a large declaration of their rebellion against society's standards for them. This week, we talk all about the waves of feminism as seen through the clothes of the protesters and the influences that had on society. We also talk about the very recent and ongoing situation in Iran with the compulsory hijab and the death of Mahsa Amini. Episodes like this one: A Brief History of Western Feminism How to Help Iranian Women Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Vice” President “Diaper Joe” thinks there's a LOT at stake in the November Midterms. No SHIT Sleepy Joe! ABORTION ACCESS IS ON THE BALLOT, FFS! No exceptions for rape, incest, the life of the mother, and/or the acknowledgement that women are full-fledged human beings who ought to have domain over their own bodies!Also, what's with all the mean talk about the MAGA's and Christian Nationalists, anyhew? According to Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, MAGA's are the party of peace and Christian Nationalist values! In other words, the GOP is the party of Trump, and Trump is the party of the GOP! No dif, whatsoever!FWIW to the MAGA's: You piss of a gaggle of pussies, and all hell breaks loose!!! VOTE IN NOVEMBER! (Wait until you hear our exclusive footage of MILLIONS of POWERFUL women surfing that might BLUE WAVE!!!)On this episode, Midge celebrates (and we poke) her fellow deplorables: the Federalist Society, Amy Coney Barrett, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Brett Kavanaugh, Adolph Hitler, Nazi's, the Klan, Lauren Boebert and THE ALWAYS SUPER-ICKY Tucker Carlson!Special SHOUT-OUT to Midge's #1 fan on the @ApplePodcasts ~ Abdullah Greenwood and Donald Jesus Trump.THORN IN THE USA is brought to you by a group of concerned citizens, who love this country. Abortion access is on the ballot this coming November. Please support The Abortion Access Front, and their good works to protect women's sovereignty. Engineering and Sound Design by the infinitely talented @DJBrianVasquezPodArt by the ENDLESSLY talented Jennifer Dahbura, https://www.instagram.com/jennidahbura/

What happens when three fans of the Matrix film series who happen to be religion professors get together? This. Donna Bowman & James McGrath return to the podcast for a bunch of fun. We hope you enjoy it half as much as we did.   Here's previous pods with James and Donna: James McGrath: What Jesus Learned from Women Early Christian Monotheism with James McGrath: Homebrewed Christianity 68 Becoming the Best Bag of Bones You Can Be with Donna Bowman Politics, Pussy Hats, and Patriarchy with Donna Bowman God and the World Wide Web with Donna Bowman Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us and listen in to Part 1 of this series on the use of art to protest and promote social change. We will consider “Artivism” and it's impact from the AIDS Quilt to the pink Pussy Hats of the Women's March. Co-hosts Sarah Germain Lilly and Sean Stefanic share their experiences in the streets and in performance. Artivist Kween Elissa Stein gives us the 411 on the art and activism we call ”Artivism”, and Leslie Lee of the “Soul Box Project” shares her almost monumental work on the project which has created over 70, 000 origami boxes so far and puts them on display across America . Sean shares our “In Memoriam”: Moussa Fofana who was killed in Maplewood New Jersey at the town recreational complex.

On January 21, 2017, the day after Donald Trump's presidential inauguration, hundreds of cities in the U.S. and across the globe organized Women's Marches in response to Trump's misogynistic comments and as a general rebuke of his election. In this collection edited by Dr. Rachelle (Riki) Saltzman, established and emerging scholars contribute essays that examine the folkloric aspects of the Women's Marches. Hear our conversation as we discuss the symbolic elements of these protests. First, Dr. Saltzman tells me about her start in folklore with her fascinating adventures in documenting the oral histories of Chesapeake watermen on the Eastern Shore in Maryland as a college student and then later curating thousands of World War II letters written by American soldiers who corresponded with a secretary at a Jewish YMCA. We begin our discussion of Pussyhats, Politics, and Public Protest (University Press of Mississippi, 2020) by talking about the deliberate timing of its release. While the publication focuses on the Women's Marches that took place at the beginning of Trump's presidency, the release of the book takes place as his administration wraps up and a new one begins. Dr. Saltzman characterizes the 2017 Women's Marches as “carnivalesque” where public events have a number of features of the carnival – the turning of the world upside down, poking fun, and critiquing those in power under the license of festivity with the possibility of transformative change. The protests signs were also a significant part of the marches, engaging in humor and puns to critique the status quo but also as a means to understand the community. Similarly, the pussy hats also carry symbolic meaning of community making and we share our stories of receiving our own pussy hats from friends. From there we discuss a queer art studio that created conversation about the protests through its jewelry and the multiple generations that attended the protests. Dr. Saltzman is a folklorist at the High Desert Museum and the Oregon Folklife Network where she was also the former Executive Director. She also teaches at the University of Oregon as a lecturer in the Folklore and Public Culture program. Nancy Yan received her PhD in folklore from The Ohio State University and taught First Year Writing, Comparative Studies, and Asian American studies for several years before returning to organizing work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On January 21, 2017, the day after Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration, hundreds of cities in the U.S. and across the globe organized Women’s Marches in response to Trump’s misogynistic comments and as a general rebuke of his election. In this collection edited by Dr. Rachelle (Riki) Salzman, established and emerging scholars contribute essays that examine the folkloric aspects of the Women’s Marches. Hear our conversation as we discuss the symbolic elements of these protests. First, Dr. Saltzman tells me about her start in folklore with her fascinating adventures in documenting the oral histories of Chesapeake watermen on the Eastern Shore in Maryland as a college student and then later curating thousands of World War II letters written by American soldiers who corresponded with a secretary at a Jewish YMCA. We begin our discussion of Pussyhats, Politics, and Public Protest (University Press of Mississippi, 2020) by talking about the deliberate timing of its release. While the publication focuses on the Women’s Marches that took place at the beginning of Trump’s presidency, the release of the book takes place as his administration wraps up and a new one begins. Dr. Saltzman characterizes the 2017 Women’s Marches as “carnivalesque” where public events have a number of features of the carnival – the turning of the world upside down, poking fun, and critiquing those in power under the license of festivity with the possibility of transformative change. The protests signs were also a significant part of the marches, engaging in humor and puns to critique the status quo but also as a means to understand the community. Similarly, the pussy hats also carry symbolic meaning of community making and we share our stories of receiving our own pussy hats from friends. From there we discuss a queer art studio that created conversation about the protests through its jewelry and the multiple generations that attended the protests. Dr. Salzman is a folklorist at the High Desert Museum and the Oregon Folklife Network where she was also the former Executive Director. She also teaches at the Oregon State University as a lecturer in the Folklore and Public Culture program. Nancy Yan received her PhD in folklore from The Ohio State University and taught First Year Writing, Comparative Studies, and Asian American studies for several years before returning to organizing work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ETATS-UNIS – La Catrina et les femmes migrantes C’est parti pour les United States of America ! On a la chance de se laisser porter par la voix de Melany, pour partir à la découverte de l’histoire et des luttes des femmes américaines. Melany est née au Mexique, et a déménagé aux Etats-Unis à l’adolescence avec sa famille d’ingénieurs. Imprégnée des deux cultures et nationalités, elle nous raconte son ressenti de femme mobile. Elle nous partage ses souvenirs dans la manifestation des Pussy Hats, nous raconte les discriminations qu’elle a pu subir en tant que femme non blanche en arrivant aux Etats-Unis et sa différence de perception quand elle est arrivée en France. L’occasion aussi de revenir sur les femmes migrantes, leurs conditions d’accueil et de voyage autant en France qu’aux Etats-Unis : déconstruction des préjugés garantie ! Avez-vous déjà entendu parler de la Catrina ? Cette tradition initialement mexicaine, a fait son chemin jusqu’aux Etats-Unis, Melany nous en dit plus sur cette belle célébration colorée bien loin de notre traditionnelle Toussaint. Jour sans femme, black lives matter au féminin, intersectionnalité, sorority… Aux Etats-Unis aussi la gronde des femmes monte. Tu l’entends ?  Références :  Arte, Le dessous des cartes, Etats-Unis, une géographie impériale. 2003. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0WI-maOkBo Wikipédia, Féminisme aux Etats-Unis https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%A9minisme_aux_%C3%89tats-Unis Le Parisien, « Féminisme élu mot de l’année en 2017 », 13/12/2017 https://www.leparisien.fr/laparisienne/actualites/feminisme-mot-de-l-annee-2017-aux-etats-unis-13-12-2017-7449840.php Le Petit journal, « Aux USA, le militantisme féministe ne se fait pas dans la rue », 18/03/2020, https://lepetitjournal.com/new-york/aux-usa-le-militantisme-feministe-ne-se-fait-pas-dans-la-rue-276360 Terra Femina, « Voici les dix pays les plus dangereux pour les femmes », 28/06/2018, https://www.terrafemina.com/article/voici-les-dix-pays-les-plus-dangereux-pour-les-femmes_a343568/1 Teen Vogue, « Feminicide is a growing issue in the United States », 28/08/2020, https://www.teenvogue.com/story/femicide-is-a-growing-issue-in-the-united-states « Petit guide pour conjuguer la migration au féminin », La CIMADE, https://www.lacimade.org/un-nouveau-petit-guide/  La CIMADE, « Victimes de violence » https://www.lacimade.org/nos-actions/femmes-et-violences/ INED, « Les femmes dans la population immigrée » https://www.ined.fr/fr/tout-savoir-population/memos-demo/focus/femmes-population-immigree/ Création et réalisation : Chloé Air Production : Le Grin Dessin : Frédérique Rodrigues  Graphisme : Chouette Design Musique : Bongoland, Marquesbreizh & Tom ; Dumaya, Luciole & Hicham Chahidi  

   ETATS-UNIS – La Catrina et les femmes migrantes C’est parti pour les United States of America ! On a la chance de se laisser porter par la voix de Melany, pour partir à la découverte de l’histoire et des luttes des femmes américaines. Melany est née au Mexique, et a déménagé aux Etats-Unis à l’adolescence avec sa famille d’ingénieurs. Imprégnée des deux cultures et nationalités, elle nous raconte son ressenti de femme mobile. Elle nous partage ses souvenirs dans la manifestation des Pussy Hats, nous raconte les discriminations qu’elle a pu subir en tant que femme non blanche en arrivant aux Etats-Unis et sa différence de perception quand elle est arrivée en France. L’occasion aussi de revenir sur les femmes migrantes, leurs conditions d’accueil et de voyage autant en France qu’aux Etats-Unis : déconstruction des préjugés garantie ! Avez-vous déjà entendu parler de la Catrina ? Cette tradition initialement mexicaine, a fait son chemin jusqu’aux Etats-Unis, Melany nous en dit plus sur cette belle célébration colorée bien loin de notre traditionnelle Toussaint. Jour sans femme, black lives matter au féminin, intersectionnalité, sorority… Aux Etats-Unis aussi la gronde des femmes monte. Tu l’entends ?  Références :  Arte, Le dessous des cartes, Etats-Unis, une géographie impériale. 2003. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0WI-maOkBo Wikipédia, Féminisme aux Etats-Unis https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%A9minisme_aux_%C3%89tats-Unis Le Parisien, « Féminisme élu mot de l’année en 2017 », 13/12/2017 https://www.leparisien.fr/laparisienne/actualites/feminisme-mot-de-l-annee-2017-aux-etats-unis-13-12-2017-7449840.php Le Petit journal, « Aux USA, le militantisme féministe ne se fait pas dans la rue », 18/03/2020, https://lepetitjournal.com/new-york/aux-usa-le-militantisme-feministe-ne-se-fait-pas-dans-la-rue-276360 () Terra Femina, « Voici les dix pays les plus dangereux pour les femmes », 28/06/2018, https://www.terrafemina.com/article/voici-les-dix-pays-les-plus-dangereux-pour-les-femmes_a343568/1 () Teen Vogue, « Feminicide is a growing issue in the United States », 28/08/2020, https://www.teenvogue.com/story/femicide-is-a-growing-issue-in-the-united-states () « Petit guide pour conjuguer la migration au féminin », La CIMADE, https://www.lacimade.org/un-nouveau-petit-guide/  La CIMADE, « Victimes de violence » https://www.lacimade.org/nos-actions/femmes-et-violences/ INED, « Les femmes dans la population immigrée » https://www.ined.fr/fr/tout-savoir-population/memos-demo/focus/femmes-population-immigree/ Création et réalisation : Chloé Air Production : Le Grin Dessin : Frédérique Rodrigues  Graphisme : Chouette Design Musique : Bongoland, Marquesbreizh & Tom ; Dumaya, Luciole & Hicham Chahidi  

On January 21, 2017, the day after Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration, hundreds of cities in the U.S. and across the globe organized Women’s Marches in response to Trump’s misogynistic comments and as a general rebuke of his election. In this collection edited by Dr. Rachelle (Riki) Salzman, established and emerging scholars contribute essays that examine the folkloric aspects of the Women’s Marches. Hear our conversation as we discuss the symbolic elements of these protests. First, Dr. Saltzman tells me about her start in folklore with her fascinating adventures in documenting the oral histories of Chesapeake watermen on the Eastern Shore in Maryland as a college student and then later curating thousands of World War II letters written by American soldiers who corresponded with a secretary at a Jewish YMCA. We begin our discussion of Pussyhats, Politics, and Public Protest (University Press of Mississippi, 2020) by talking about the deliberate timing of its release. While the publication focuses on the Women’s Marches that took place at the beginning of Trump’s presidency, the release of the book takes place as his administration wraps up and a new one begins. Dr. Saltzman characterizes the 2017 Women’s Marches as “carnivalesque” where public events have a number of features of the carnival – the turning of the world upside down, poking fun, and critiquing those in power under the license of festivity with the possibility of transformative change. The protests signs were also a significant part of the marches, engaging in humor and puns to critique the status quo but also as a means to understand the community. Similarly, the pussy hats also carry symbolic meaning of community making and we share our stories of receiving our own pussy hats from friends. From there we discuss a queer art studio that created conversation about the protests through its jewelry and the multiple generations that attended the protests. Dr. Salzman is a folklorist at the High Desert Museum and the Oregon Folklife Network where she was also the former Executive Director. She also teaches at the Oregon State University as a lecturer in the Folklore and Public Culture program. Nancy Yan received her PhD in folklore from The Ohio State University and taught First Year Writing, Comparative Studies, and Asian American studies for several years before returning to organizing work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm

On January 21, 2017, the day after Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration, hundreds of cities in the U.S. and across the globe organized Women’s Marches in response to Trump’s misogynistic comments and as a general rebuke of his election. In this collection edited by Dr. Rachelle (Riki) Salzman, established and emerging scholars contribute essays that examine the folkloric aspects of the Women’s Marches. Hear our conversation as we discuss the symbolic elements of these protests. First, Dr. Saltzman tells me about her start in folklore with her fascinating adventures in documenting the oral histories of Chesapeake watermen on the Eastern Shore in Maryland as a college student and then later curating thousands of World War II letters written by American soldiers who corresponded with a secretary at a Jewish YMCA. We begin our discussion of Pussyhats, Politics, and Public Protest (University Press of Mississippi, 2020) by talking about the deliberate timing of its release. While the publication focuses on the Women’s Marches that took place at the beginning of Trump’s presidency, the release of the book takes place as his administration wraps up and a new one begins. Dr. Saltzman characterizes the 2017 Women’s Marches as “carnivalesque” where public events have a number of features of the carnival – the turning of the world upside down, poking fun, and critiquing those in power under the license of festivity with the possibility of transformative change. The protests signs were also a significant part of the marches, engaging in humor and puns to critique the status quo but also as a means to understand the community. Similarly, the pussy hats also carry symbolic meaning of community making and we share our stories of receiving our own pussy hats from friends. From there we discuss a queer art studio that created conversation about the protests through its jewelry and the multiple generations that attended the protests. Dr. Salzman is a folklorist at the High Desert Museum and the Oregon Folklife Network where she was also the former Executive Director. She also teaches at the Oregon State University as a lecturer in the Folklore and Public Culture program. Nancy Yan received her PhD in folklore from The Ohio State University and taught First Year Writing, Comparative Studies, and Asian American studies for several years before returning to organizing work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On January 21, 2017, the day after Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration, hundreds of cities in the U.S. and across the globe organized Women’s Marches in response to Trump’s misogynistic comments and as a general rebuke of his election. In this collection edited by Dr. Rachelle (Riki) Salzman, established and emerging scholars contribute essays that examine the folkloric aspects of the Women’s Marches. Hear our conversation as we discuss the symbolic elements of these protests. First, Dr. Saltzman tells me about her start in folklore with her fascinating adventures in documenting the oral histories of Chesapeake watermen on the Eastern Shore in Maryland as a college student and then later curating thousands of World War II letters written by American soldiers who corresponded with a secretary at a Jewish YMCA. We begin our discussion of Pussyhats, Politics, and Public Protest (University Press of Mississippi, 2020) by talking about the deliberate timing of its release. While the publication focuses on the Women’s Marches that took place at the beginning of Trump’s presidency, the release of the book takes place as his administration wraps up and a new one begins. Dr. Saltzman characterizes the 2017 Women’s Marches as “carnivalesque” where public events have a number of features of the carnival – the turning of the world upside down, poking fun, and critiquing those in power under the license of festivity with the possibility of transformative change. The protests signs were also a significant part of the marches, engaging in humor and puns to critique the status quo but also as a means to understand the community. Similarly, the pussy hats also carry symbolic meaning of community making and we share our stories of receiving our own pussy hats from friends. From there we discuss a queer art studio that created conversation about the protests through its jewelry and the multiple generations that attended the protests. Dr. Salzman is a folklorist at the High Desert Museum and the Oregon Folklife Network where she was also the former Executive Director. She also teaches at the Oregon State University as a lecturer in the Folklore and Public Culture program. Nancy Yan received her PhD in folklore from The Ohio State University and taught First Year Writing, Comparative Studies, and Asian American studies for several years before returning to organizing work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm

On January 21, 2017, the day after Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration, hundreds of cities in the U.S. and across the globe organized Women’s Marches in response to Trump’s misogynistic comments and as a general rebuke of his election. In this collection edited by Dr. Rachelle (Riki) Salzman, established and emerging scholars contribute essays that examine the folkloric aspects of the Women’s Marches. Hear our conversation as we discuss the symbolic elements of these protests. First, Dr. Saltzman tells me about her start in folklore with her fascinating adventures in documenting the oral histories of Chesapeake watermen on the Eastern Shore in Maryland as a college student and then later curating thousands of World War II letters written by American soldiers who corresponded with a secretary at a Jewish YMCA. We begin our discussion of Pussyhats, Politics, and Public Protest (University Press of Mississippi, 2020) by talking about the deliberate timing of its release. While the publication focuses on the Women’s Marches that took place at the beginning of Trump’s presidency, the release of the book takes place as his administration wraps up and a new one begins. Dr. Saltzman characterizes the 2017 Women’s Marches as “carnivalesque” where public events have a number of features of the carnival – the turning of the world upside down, poking fun, and critiquing those in power under the license of festivity with the possibility of transformative change. The protests signs were also a significant part of the marches, engaging in humor and puns to critique the status quo but also as a means to understand the community. Similarly, the pussy hats also carry symbolic meaning of community making and we share our stories of receiving our own pussy hats from friends. From there we discuss a queer art studio that created conversation about the protests through its jewelry and the multiple generations that attended the protests. Dr. Salzman is a folklorist at the High Desert Museum and the Oregon Folklife Network where she was also the former Executive Director. She also teaches at the Oregon State University as a lecturer in the Folklore and Public Culture program. Nancy Yan received her PhD in folklore from The Ohio State University and taught First Year Writing, Comparative Studies, and Asian American studies for several years before returning to organizing work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On January 21, 2017, the day after Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration, hundreds of cities in the U.S. and across the globe organized Women’s Marches in response to Trump’s misogynistic comments and as a general rebuke of his election. In this collection edited by Dr. Rachelle (Riki) Salzman, established and emerging scholars contribute essays that examine the folkloric aspects of the Women’s Marches. Hear our conversation as we discuss the symbolic elements of these protests. First, Dr. Saltzman tells me about her start in folklore with her fascinating adventures in documenting the oral histories of Chesapeake watermen on the Eastern Shore in Maryland as a college student and then later curating thousands of World War II letters written by American soldiers who corresponded with a secretary at a Jewish YMCA. We begin our discussion of Pussyhats, Politics, and Public Protest (University Press of Mississippi, 2020) by talking about the deliberate timing of its release. While the publication focuses on the Women’s Marches that took place at the beginning of Trump’s presidency, the release of the book takes place as his administration wraps up and a new one begins. Dr. Saltzman characterizes the 2017 Women’s Marches as “carnivalesque” where public events have a number of features of the carnival – the turning of the world upside down, poking fun, and critiquing those in power under the license of festivity with the possibility of transformative change. The protests signs were also a significant part of the marches, engaging in humor and puns to critique the status quo but also as a means to understand the community. Similarly, the pussy hats also carry symbolic meaning of community making and we share our stories of receiving our own pussy hats from friends. From there we discuss a queer art studio that created conversation about the protests through its jewelry and the multiple generations that attended the protests. Dr. Salzman is a folklorist at the High Desert Museum and the Oregon Folklife Network where she was also the former Executive Director. She also teaches at the Oregon State University as a lecturer in the Folklore and Public Culture program. Nancy Yan received her PhD in folklore from The Ohio State University and taught First Year Writing, Comparative Studies, and Asian American studies for several years before returning to organizing work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm

Sarah Corbett is an award-winning campaigner and author. She began her career in activism at the ripe old age of three and went on to have a successful career working for NGOs including Christian Aid, Oxfam and the UK Government Department for International Development. However, her life took a different turn in 2009, when she created the Craftivist Collective, which champions ‘gentle protesting’ and ‘slow activism’, often using stitching and embroidery as a fundamental part of its process. Since then the organisation has grown in size and has thousands of members, while Sarah has delivered talks and lectures around the globe, launched a slew of successful campaigns and worked with the likes of the V&A, Secret Cinema and Unicef. She has also done a TEDx talk that has been seen by more than a million people. In this episode we talk about: the art and strategy behind gentle protesting; why she became disillusioned with traditional forms of activism; picking up her first cross-stitch kit; the importance of beauty; successfully lobbying the board of M&S; and her problem with Pussyhats. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/materialmatters?fan_landing=true)

... auch wegen ihrer Einstellung zur Intimrasur (Biberfell!). Dass #dieseFrau mit der Affidamento-Idee zu tun hat, dass eine Hörermail an Pussy Hats und türkischen Feminismus erinnert und dass das Buch "The Future is female" in jedes Wartezimmer gehört, kommt auch in dieser Sendung vor.

Neeley and Chris discuss the people in society who attend rallies and protest marches without really knowing why they're supporting a cause. Catch THE CLASSIC METAL SHOW Saturdays from 9pm to 3am EST at www.theclassicmetalshow.com. www.theclassicmetalshow.com - WEBSITE www.reddit.com/r/classicmetalshow - REDDIT www.gab.com/theclassicmetalshow - GAB www.chatandkill.com - CHATROOM www.bitchute.com/channel/classicmetalshow - BITCHUTE www.facebook.com/thecms - FACEBOOK www.twitter.com/cmsrocks - TWITTER www.instagram.com/classicmetalshow - INSTAGRAM PODCAST: https://www.spreaker.com/user/cmsrocks - SPREAKER https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/classic-metal-show-best-podcast/id295946198 - iTUNES https://open.spotify.com/show/5B6g73ONnQskxRk79KAJ9I - SPOTIFY https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ilolxypla5l5zk7diswqfm2zae4 - GOOGLE PLAY https://www.iheart.com/podcast/139-the-classic-metal-show-26997557/episodes/ - iHEARTRADIO https://tunein.com/podcasts/Talk-Show-Replays/The-Classic-Metal-Show-p587552/ - TUNEIN https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-classic-metal-show - STITCHER

Pussy Hats Gone Wild, unintended consequences of the immigration crisis, the Nashville March for Our Rights rally, and of course, our weekly mystery link

n this week's episode you will learn about: ⦾ The fragmented self and how to restore your inner life ⦾ Pussyhats and modern feminism ⦾ The role of emotional literacy in civic power ⦾ Shifting, stirring and creating change

n this week's episode you will learn about: ⦾ The fragmented self and how to restore your inner life ⦾ Pussyhats and modern feminism ⦾ The role of emotional literacy in civic power ⦾ Shifting, stirring and creating change

Sponsored by Pussy Hats & Influenza. Tad rants about Black Mirror and The Today Show. Also, lame holidays and ancient hominids are discussed. Music: Calling All Astronauts-Someone Like You

Episode 36- The Tongue Twister Episode!Shout out- Want a Shout out?? Join our Ravelry group, introduce yourself and we’ll give you a shout out on the next episode!Social Media plug! Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Periscope. Www.backstageknitting.com, backstageknitting@gmail.com, join our Ravelry group!On The Needles:Bethany is working on:A knitted Knocker- https://www.knittedknockers.org DK weight socks in Bad JuJu from Amanda’s Art Yarn on size Us 3 needlesKamryn’s Birthday Hat- Alter Knit Book!- https://www.amazon.com/AlterKnit-Stitch-Dictionary-Modern-Knitting/dp/1632505533/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1517191672&sr=8-1&keywords=alterknit+stitch+dictionary+200+modern+knitting+motifs Did the provisional cast on for the Resistance Hat- the Mature Version by Krista Nelson in Cascade Heritage. Red, White, and Blue- https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/resistance-hat Anna is working on:Her seed stitch stress scarfAn Entrelac Baby Blanket- Anna’s pattern in various balls of Noro- https://knittingfever.com/brand/noro Off The Needles:Bethany Finished:PLymouth Happy Feet in the Blueberry colorway socks! 1 Knitted Knocker in Cascade Ultra Pima, 2 Pussy Hats in exchange for a donation to the YWCAAnna finished:The second flip top mitten of her own pattern in stash yarn.In Time Out:Bethany put lots of things in Time Out:Knitted Knocker- misread the pattern and redid the knocker, Roxie- was told to get a toy and got my yarn instead, Zombie Stitch pattern fail.Sew A Needle Pulling Thread: Anna has loving looked at her sewing things as she packs for an upcoming move.Spinning/Weaving:Bethany- did some weaving with my preschoolers. And a bit of spinning on my drop spindle.Netflix and Knit:Bethany has been watching:Full House! Will & Grace, Logan, Battle of the Sexes, Princess Bride in theaterEvents:Ravelynics Feb 9-25, 2018Madrona in Tacoma Wa Presidents Day Weekend 2018.Stitches West! Last weekend in February 2018 Santa Clara Ca. Emerald City Comicon first weekend in March 2018 (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday)March for Science April 22, 2018 Seattle, Washington

Episode 36- The Tongue Twister Episode!Shout out- Want a Shout out?? Join our Ravelry group, introduce yourself and we’ll give you a shout out on the next episode!Social Media plug! Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Periscope. Www.backstageknitting.com, backstageknitting@gmail.com, join our Ravelry group!On The Needles:Bethany is working on:A knitted Knocker- https://www.knittedknockers.org DK weight socks in Bad JuJu from Amanda’s Art Yarn on size Us 3 needlesKamryn’s Birthday Hat- Alter Knit Book!- https://www.amazon.com/AlterKnit-Stitch-Dictionary-Modern-Knitting/dp/1632505533/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1517191672&sr=8-1&keywords=alterknit+stitch+dictionary+200+modern+knitting+motifs Did the provisional cast on for the Resistance Hat- the Mature Version by Krista Nelson in Cascade Heritage. Red, White, and Blue- https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/resistance-hat Anna is working on:Her seed stitch stress scarfAn Entrelac Baby Blanket- Anna’s pattern in various balls of Noro- https://knittingfever.com/brand/noro Off The Needles:Bethany Finished:PLymouth Happy Feet in the Blueberry colorway socks! 1 Knitted Knocker in Cascade Ultra Pima, 2 Pussy Hats in exchange for a donation to the YWCAAnna finished:The second flip top mitten of her own pattern in stash yarn.In Time Out:Bethany put lots of things in Time Out:Knitted Knocker- misread the pattern and redid the knocker, Roxie- was told to get a toy and got my yarn instead, Zombie Stitch pattern fail.Sew A Needle Pulling Thread: Anna has loving looked at her sewing things as she packs for an upcoming move.Spinning/Weaving:Bethany- did some weaving with my preschoolers. And a bit of spinning on my drop spindle.Netflix and Knit:Bethany has been watching:Full House! Will & Grace, Logan, Battle of the Sexes, Princess Bride in theaterEvents:Ravelynics Feb 9-25, 2018Madrona in Tacoma Wa Presidents Day Weekend 2018.Stitches West! Last weekend in February 2018 Santa Clara Ca. Emerald City Comicon first weekend in March 2018 (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday)March for Science April 22, 2018 Seattle, Washington

John is excited the Philadelphia Eagles are in Super Bowl 52. The beat the Minnesota Vikings and the Vikings fans that traveled to Philadelphia were not happy with how they were treated by Eagles fans. John and Deuce think Eagles fans were just misunderstood. John also has a personal twitter troll @littleorphanangry on twitter who is living rent-free in John’s head. The second annual “No Sandwich Saturday” or what is commonly known as the Women's March happened and John has no idea why they are marching? Pussy Hats cause Pussy Envy for Transgenders. Be part of the show. Time’s Yours is where you get to interact with John, Deuce,, & Joe. Call Line (856) 322-2473 or from your computer or Phone use Speak Pipe and you can email us brandxpod@gmail.com We are proud to be a part of the Hush Your Face Network Get Your Brand X Podcast Gear!! Podcast Shoutouts: Evening Radio Podcast The Difference Between Us Bad Cop Bad Cop The Whonan Podcast Toe on the Trigger The Story Behind I Shake My Head Unwritable Rant Horribly Awkward Podcast Everyone Has A Podcast Ped and Mellor Rob and Slim Who’s Right The Bro-Ron’s Podcast Tom and Steve Show To find other great independent podcasts search the hashtag #Podernfamily and if you have a podcast you enjoy please share on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram with #Podmosphere. Thank you so much for listening. If you enjoyed the episode, please SUBSCRIBE on iTunes | Stitcher | Google Play | RSS and leave a rating and or review. This warms our heart and makes us smile. Please, we would love it if you joined in on the conversation! Find us on: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

Today I break word on the Government Shutdown of 2018, Mo'Nique and Netflix, and the Women's March of '18. If you like what you heard click like and subscribe to us on iTunes or Soundcloud or wherever you go for your podcast. Do not let this be the last time we hear from you or you hear from us! Follow us on Facebook, and if you want to be heard, you can always leave a voice message at 202-854-1996. Paypal: www.paypal.me/AfroSapiophile Patreon: www.patreon.com/AfroSapiophile Johnny's Twitter: www.twitter.com/JohnnySilverclo Blogs and Articles: https://afrosapiophile.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/AfroSapiophile/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/johnny-silvercloud

In this first of two episodes featuring stories from the Trump Era, Sopan Deb (New York Times reporter) shares how he forged a tighter relationship with his father after a Trump rally. Dava Krause (House) talks about the surprising reaction her right-wing father had after she attended the Women’s March. Plus, Auntie unleashes on Trump like never before and reveals the hilarious way she lets out her aggressions on him.

MILO discusses the remnants of pussy hats, the insanity of Google's re-education camps, sex parties in Silicon Valley, as well as how male models are now joining in on #metoo.

Science is Science Fiction, The Big Cult, Religiousness, The Decline of the West by Oswald Spangler, Peer Review, The True Believer Eric Hoffer Banker Bailout, Sexual Harassment Gate, Clarence Thomas Scandal, Monica Lewinsky Scandal, OJ Simpson Trial, Trump Allegations, Pussy Hats, Media Bias, Whoopi Goldberg, The Maypole, The Joos, Jonas Salk Eugenisist, Melanoma, Commute Music: Im a Believer by The Ventures Jerky Boys -Hurt at Work hoaxbusterscall.com

This episode is about Pussy Hat Christianity vs. #MAGA Hat Christianity Donna Bowman, author of the Homebrewed Christianity Guide to Being Human, is a rare theologian in that she does qualitative research (translation: she talks to real humans). Donna and Tripp sit down and talk about getting out of the office and library to talk with real people, what made her decide to dedicate her life to educating, that question that hit at the existential register and demanded a better answer than the one she was given, and on reading the puzzle that is the bible Plus, Donna shares some of the cross cultural metaphysical assumptions she's discovered in her research and how they differ from those in the academy, the pussy hats made and worn for the women's marches after Trump's inauguration, the intersection of the symbolic and material, Adorno and "Hillary hate," and using TV and media a place of theological research. Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is about Pussy Hat Christianity vs. #MAGA Hat Christianity Donna Bowman, author of the Homebrewed Christianity Guide to Being Human, is a rare theologian in that she does qualitative research (translation: she talks to real humans). Donna and Tripp sit down and talk about getting out of the office and library to talk with real… Read more about Politics, Pussy Hats, and Patriarchy with Donna Bowman

We're raising money for Planned Parenthood on the 15th Sept on Instagram at @joyinthestruggle.Please share this with your friends and consider bidding on a beanie on the 15th!

It’s the 21st century, 100 years since Australian women were lucky enough to get the vote, and we’ve arrived at the age of Pussyriot and Pussyhats. How did women get here? What does this augur for the future of feminism as a world-wide phenomenon, now drawing a new generation of activists, in some cases connecting them with earlier feminist waves? What is the impact of events in the US in particular for a standard of feminist politics everywhere? In an age when all social movements have a global scope, a panel of feminist academics with specific areas of geopolitical expertise on the US, UK, Russia, and Australia, come together to discuss these questions. Speakers: - Professor Glenda Sluga, P, ARC Laureate Fellow, Professor of International History, FAHA, the University of Sydney - Dr Philippa Hetherington, University College London (UCL) - Associate Professor Laura J Shepherd, , UNSW Sydney - Anna Hush, University of Sydney student Held as part of Sydney Ideas, The Thinker's Guide to the 21st century series on 23 August 2017: http://sydney.edu.au/sydney_ideas/lectures/2017/thinkers_guide_21st_century_2017.shtml

Episode 58:Listen Here Shout Outs: MaggieH’s Kambur pullover (for Mary Kate, adorable toddler) SusanVKnits’ Mae by Andrea Mowry Scitchr’s Stretch Knit Lattice Pillow Scitchr’s Foxhall Gloves Jchant’s Project Peace Cowl Fuller Craft Museum is looking for Pussy Hats to mark … Continue reading →

Saturday, April 1, Durham NC Betsy Greer (author of Craftivism: The Art of Craft and Activism and Knitting for Good!) talks to Peachy Keen about the power of positive affirmations, the lingering division between art and craft, and her life as a maker & permission giver. We discuss those pussy hats and what you can do with them, professors that are jerks, gatekeepers vs. permission givers, and growing up Southern with the bad craft of the 70s.

Book Talk Begins at 34:20 Recorded on March 15, 2017   We are hosting a Colorwork KAL starting on March 1, and ending on May 1, 2017.    Chat it up and make plans in our Colorwork KAL Chatter Thread.    Browse our Colorwork Bundle for inspiration.    Knit anything with colorwork - that means intarsia, stranded colorwork, stripes, brioch, double knitting, or slipped stitches.  We encourage you to challenge yourself.    Pick a project larger than a mug cozy and you're good to go!   Be sure and listen until the end of the podcast for the winners of the Namaste Bag Giveaway, and to hear the latest news for the NoCKRs Retreat.   2 Knit Lit Chicks 2017 SWAP!  Yes, we are doing it again.  And once again, our leader is the indomitable SandraMaz.  Do you want to join us?  If so, please read all about it and follow the instructions  to enter here.  The deadline to enter the swap is March 20, 2017, so hop to it!!   We would love it if you would join our 2 Knit Lit Chicks Ravelry Group.  We have a lot of fun over there!!     KNITTING  Barb has finished:   * Her Levitate Poncho by Yvonne Poon, using Noro Kureopatora in the 2015 colorway  *  Endless Spring Cardigan by Anna Rauf using GnomeAcres Sparkle Gnome in the Wuv Twue Wuv colorway *  Knotted Rib hat by Cheryl Beckerich, using Vanna's Choice in the Cranberry colorway * Her My Garter Slipped! Scarf by Bereni New, using Premier Yarns Sweet Roll in the Raspberry Swirl colorway *  Vanilla is the New Black Socks by Anneh Fletcher, using Leading Men Fiber Arts ShowStopper in the 911 Butterfly colorway *  Brain Hat for Science by Kristen McDonnell, using Lion Brand Heartland in colorway 103 *  3 Knitted Knockers Ponchos" in the wild at" Stitches West!  Left to right - JChant, 1HundredProjects,  xchorse,  BetterinMotion, Barb, and Thumperina!   Tracie has finished:   *  School's Out child's cardigan by Katya Frankel in Shaggy Bear Farms merino with Superwash and Tussah Silk   *  Kallisti Cowl by Hillary Smith Callis in Caron Cake int the Blueberry Kiwi colorway *  2 PussyHats - 1 in Plymouth Toybox Collection Rainbow, and 1 in stripes of many different pink yarns Barb is working on:   *  Beagle pullover sweater by Norah Gaughan, using Berroco Vintage in the Forest Floor colorway *   Wing Span by maylin Tri-Coterie Designs using Crystal Palace Mini Mochi in a green/blue/purple colorway   *  Vanilla Socks, using Knit Picks Felici in the Baker Street colorway *  My Rainbow Heart mitts by Stephanie Lotven, using Valley Yarns Huntington as the base color and fingering scraps from stash. * Smorgasbord Cowl by Cindy Garland, using a kit bought at the Stunning String Studio booth at Stitches West   Barb has frogged the Sabine Cardigan by Coco Knits, using Indigodragonfly Merino Single Lace in the 20,000 Lawyers Under the Sea.  She just wasn't feeling it.   Tracie is working on:   *  Fiddly Bits cowl by Jana Pihota, using leftovers from stash! *  Coloring cardigan by Katrin Schneider, using  Anzula Nebula in the Lottie colorway *  All That Jazz cowl by TheTwistedYarn Blog, using Greenwood Fibers Star Dust mini-skeins, scraps, bits & leftovers * Mini-Landing Cardi by Vera Sanon, using FishKnits Panache in the 42 Degrees Opposite the Sun colorway   BOOKS   Barb has finished:   * The Indifferent Stars Above: The Harrowing Saga of a Donner Party Bride by by Daniel James Brown * Commonwealth by Ann Patchett * Runaway by Alice Munroe * The Last One: A Novel by Alexandra Oliva      Tracie has finished:   * "I'll Get You" Drugs, Lies & the Terrorizing of a PTA Mom by Sam Rule and Kelli Peters *  The One-in-a-Million Boy by Monica Wood *  The Hypnotist's Love Story by Liane Moriarty *  Wilde Lake by Laura Lipman * Silent Witness: The Karla Brown Murder Case by Don W. Weber and Charles Bosworth * The Hundred Year House by Rebecca Makkai * Track of the Cat by Nevada Barr Barb is currently reading:   *  Some Luck (Last Hundred Year: A Family Saga #1) by Jane Smiley * The Last September by Nina de Garment Tracie is currently reading:   * No One Needs to Know by Kevin O'Brien * Evidence of Love by John Bloom & Jim Atkinson   Tracie talked about the HBO series, Big Little Lies   Barb talked about the new podcast The 45th, available on iTunes now

https://onthegroundshow.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/OTG-MAR17-2017WEBSITE.mp3 It's the third week of the month—so it's all about "The F-Word," our monthly exploration of fascism—which is corporate control of the state, combined with repression of human rights and ramped up police and military. Today we devote this entire hour to "The F-Word" with a major address, "The Rise of Trump," given this month by author and activist Chris Hedges, in Vancouver, Canada. Recorded March 3, 2017 by Collectivista and Democracy North at the program "After Trump and the Pussy Hats" sponsored by the Vancouver Rape Relief and Women's Shelter and the Asian Women's Coalition Against Prostitution in Vancouver, Canada.

Ramberg vill ha äran för trenden med huvudbonader medan Furtenbach förklarar åtta olika modeller att få nyanlända i jobb. Dessutom tippas Sillstryparn ha större chans än Åkesson att bli statsminister. Med Tomas Ramberg och Fredrik Furtenbach. Programledare Henrik Torehammar. Producent Rigmor Ohlsson.

A completed poncho, a train adventure, a handspun sweater, and an amazing beekeeping experience are on this week's show.  Marsha's Projects Marsha finished her Rodeo Drive Poncho.  Marsha is really happy with this pattern by Staci Perry.  She has also worked on her Good Vibes shawl. Even the Pismo Beach socks (yarn from the yarn crawl in our very first podcast) got a little knitting during her adventurous train trip! Kelly's Projects Kelly has finished 4 more Pussy Hats.  She also finally got on the ball and knitted the button band the on Funky Grandpa Cardigan.  This is a pattern by La Maison Rililie.  The button band has an i-cord bind off and Kelly isn't sure whether it will lay flat or not.  If, after blocking, it still isn't laying flat, she will need to experiment with needles that are either larger or smaller.  She isn't sure which direction will solve the issue. Kelly has also been working on her poncho and is past the halfway point!  She is using Andrea Mowry's Om Shawl pattern. "Advent-ewes" Marsha had quite the train adventure trying to get to Spokane to visit friends.  Hours of delay had her almost hysterical!  On the positive side, it gave her plenty of time to finish her Rodeo Drive Poncho.   She had planned to visit a couple of Spokane yarn shops.  One was closed while she was there.  Another that she saw from the train, The Knitting Factory, turned out to be a music concert venue and nightclub.  The third was a charm, Sew E-Z Too is a knitting and quilting shop and she was able to visit.  Upcoming Events Marsha and Kelly will be at Stitches West on February 25-26.  Come say hi to us if you see us.  Also, we will be attending the meet-up organized by the Yarniacs and 2 Knit Lit Chicks.  The meet-up is in the lobby bar area of the Hyatt (host hotel) and will start at around 1 pm.  We can't wait!!! Bees Kelly had a great bee adventure last weekend. A small beehive was found in a drainage pipe where her husband works.  The area is slated for some construction and the hive had to be removed so Kelly went in on Saturday to remove it and bring it home to her yard.  The experience was AMAZING!  She was able to cut down the combs and wedge them between rubber bands in frames that then went into her bee box.  Overnight almost all the bees went into the box (because the queen and all their brood was in there).  Next morning she closed them in and took them home. Such an interesting process!  So far they seem to be doing very well.  They are a small hive, but busy bringing in pollen.  What would you like to hear us talk about? Many of our listeners have commented on the topic of compost and would like to know more. So next episode we will discuss composting and maybe a little gardening along with the knitting.  What else would you like to hear more about?  Leave a comment in the shownotes, email us at twoewesdyeing@gmail.com, or come talk to us in the Two EwesRavelry Group. Meanwhile, here is a funny video about urban farmers like Marsha and me.

Episode 81: Erin kicks off the night with a discussion on how she’s been handling her post-inauguration blues, and it’s all about making Pussy Hats and donating her proceeds to the Women’s March. Next, D. Marie leads the first discussion on baby bumps and whether it’s appropriate to acknowledge them. Then, Erin helps out a listener who is looking for advice on her group of judgmental friends. Finally, James concludes the evening leading the debate on Uber vs. Lyft.    As always, our conversation looks good in pink, all the while talking and drinking in Minneapolis.    Features Strong Language, Mature Themes, and a Lyft.   Drunk-O-Meter Rating: 4 out of 5   Subscribe and rate us on iTunes. Visit our website for more content at http://www.twodrinksinpod.com Like us on Facebook: twodrinksin Tweet us at @twodrinksinpod Make sure to use the hashtag #twodrinksinpod   Hosts: D. Marie Long, Dana Severson, Erin Roberts, James Lekvin Producer: James Lekvin The Drinks: Bloody Mary’s with Stolichnaya, Miller High Life, Iced Coffee, Miller 64, Stella TDI Sponsor: Burnt Brews - http://www.burntbrews.com

Episode 57: Pink Hats and Sleazy Fabric… Listen here Sleazy: 2.thin or flimsy, as cloth Shout outs: Pussy Hats! Knitersusan, Aprilshowers’ Orange Pussy hat, Sal! Scitchr’s Stornoway Throw MaggieH’s Wee Elephant Jchant’s Mittens for Dave, Take 2 Off The Needles: … Continue reading →

This week we discuss the inaugural ball, the women's march, and pussy hats! Guest co-host, actor and fashionista, Danesh Hanbury joins us as we talk red carpet fashion, men's fashion faux-pas, and sexy underwear! SUPPORT US at www.patreon.com/thepointguys FOLLOW US on Twitter & Instagram @thepointguys Make sure to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to our channel! VISIT US at www.thepointguys.net for all of that and more!

KATHA POLLITT talks about the Women's March last Saturday, and why it was so great — starting with the Pussy Hats. And Harold Meyerson reviews the situation in Washington –Trump's first week has been a lively one. Harold of course is Executive Editor of The American Prospect. Also, Alan Minsky explains what's happening with Trump and Trade after the TPP and with NAFTA after the blow-up with the Mexican president.

KATHA POLLITT talks about the Women’s March last Saturday, and why it was so great — starting with the Pussy Hats. And Harold Meyerson reviews the situation in Washington –Trump’s first week has been a lively one. Harold of course is Executive Editor of The American Prospect. Also, Alan Minsky explains what’s happening with Trump and Trade after the TPP and with NAFTA after the blow-up with the Mexican president.

In honor of the Women's March and doomsday (AKA the Inauguration), Jane and Ashley get into cats, pussyhats, and the ACA. Here are this episode's sources, as well as some helpful links: Baun, MM., Bergstrom, N., Langston, NF., Thoma, L. Physiological effect of human/companion animal bonding Nurs Res. 1984 May-Jun;33(3):126-9. Animal companions and one-year survival of patients after discharge from a coronary care unit. Public Health Rep. 1980 Jul-Aug; 95(4): 307–312. Friedmann, E., Katcher, A.H., Lynch, J.J., and Thomas, S.A. Pets and mental health Pet Therapy

Episode #141 - SOME THINGS ARE BETTER LEFT IN THE DARK 00:00:45 - Sneetches Of Hessville 00:24:20 - A Bit Of Boxing 00:27:21 - Black Light Bonanza 00:42:00 - BLOGA 00:52:28 - PUSSY HATS 01:07:35 - IS Your Car Road Ready? Music Operation Ivy Klezmer Music Nirvana Derek And The Dominos Survivor Joe Esposito Mack Allen Smith REM

The Women's March website and the Indivisible Guide website are both mentioned in this episode.    Marsha and Kelly both attended marches and they talk about the experience.  So many knitters made so many Pussyhats!  The Ewes have also been thinking about 2017 goals, and the political realm, along with some personal challenges of the past year, have played a part in that thought process.  If you are a new listener, you might want to listen to a different episode first.  This one is not typical of the podcast, but we thought it was an important discussion to share with you.  

Recorded on January 25, 2017 Book Talk starts at: 39:45 Qur annual Sweater KAL is drawing to a close - the FOs thread will be locked at the end of the day on January 31!  Each entry must be an adult-size sweater with sleeves (short is okay!), cardigan or pullover. We will draw for the winners of our prize packages at the end of our next episdoe.   Gadgets We Love: Knitter’s Pride Knit Blockers Lilly Brush for depilling sweaters The Sock Ruler   The Chicks will be at Stitches West 2017  - February 23-26, 2017 at the  Santa Clara Convention Center/Hyatt Regency Hotel in Santa Clara, CA.  We will be having our regular meet-up in the Hyatt bar on Saturday afternoon - come see us!  Also, check out the booths (and consider knitting or crocheting projects) for two of our favorite knitting charities: the Mother Bear Project will be at booth 704, and Knitted Knockers will be at in Booth 745.   Barb’s FOs  Project Peace cowl by Christina Campbell, using Madelinetosh Dandelion in the Magic colorway Antler Cardigan by TinCan Knits using Cloudborn Wool Worsted Twist in the Natural colorway Vanilla Socks using Gale’s Art Double Secret Sock Blank in the Rockstar Rainbow colorway Rikke Hat by Sarah Young using CatTail Knits Nugget’s Girlfriend DK in the Sexy colorway Tilbury Mitts by Chrissy Graham using Alpenglow Bollistic Tweed in the Bruised Grapes colorway Boreal Forest Cowl by Renee Callahan, using Malabrigo Rios in the Teal Feather and Sand Bank colorways, and Cascade 220 in the natural colorway Adorable Kids’ Fingerless Mitts by Wei S. Leong, using leftover Gale’s Art Double Secret Sock Blank in the Rockstar Rainbow colorway   Tracie’s FOs: 3 Pussyhats, using the Stashbusting Helix Hat by Jessica Rose for #5 and #7.  And a regular one with a rolled brim in Plymouth Toybox Collection Rainbow Vanilla socks in Duren Dyeworks Awesome Sock   Barb has cast on: Vanilla is the New Black by Anneh Fletcher Kitkat Hat by AndreSue Knits Endless Spring Cardigan by Anna Rauf using GnomeAcres Sparkle Gnome in the Wuv Twue Wuv colorway Sabine Cardigan by Coco Knits, using Indigodragonfly Merino Single Lace in the 20,000 Lawyers Under the Sea   And she continues to work on: Wing Span by maylin Tri-Coterie Designs using Crystal Palace Mini Mochi in a green/blue/purple colorway Ex Boyfriends by Jennifer Beever using a Caron Cake in the Funfetti colorway   Tracie has cast on: Pussyhat for my brother-in-law Vanilla Socks in ONline Supersocke 100 Living Color   Working On: Joey Sweater by Kate Oates, using Cascade Hollywood in the Walnut colorway forest park cowl by Liz Abinante (free) in Noro Cash Aroha colorway 100 Terribly Simple shawl by Caitlin ffrench, using Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light in the Cosmos colorway   Barb has finished: What Was Mine by Helen Klein Ross The Other Queen by Phillipa Gregory Hillbilly Elegy:  A Memoir of a Family and a Culture in Crisis by J.D. Vance Imperfect Justice: Prosecuting Casey Anthony by Jeff Ashton The Bullet by Mary Louise Kelly   Tracie has finished: The Girl With all the Gifts by M.R. Carey Act of Violence by Margaret Yorke Not My Father’s Son by Alan Cumming There Was An Old Woman by Hallie Ephron   Barb is reading: Pioneer Doctor: The Story of a Woman’s Work by Mari Grana 6oo Hours of Edward by Craig Lancaster   Tracie is reading: The Girls in the Garden by Lisa Jewell Temple Secrets by Susan Gabriel    

REPOST JANUARY 25, 2017: Bill Frost (Salt Lake City Weekly & X96) and Tommy Milagro (a comedy dive near you) talk Inauguration Day & the Women's March, Supergirl & Kevin Smith, Aziz Ansari on SNL, The Hunted, The Outsiders, Shooter: Stream with caution, Kristen Wiig on The Last Man on Earth, Teachers premieres yuge, Stacey Dash: Outta Fox News, Rasslin' News, Margo Robbie & Tonya Harding, Stephen Colbert: Emmys host, The Young Pope: Who's watching?, Eagles of Death Metal's HBO doc, Arrested Development ... prequel?, Game Show Reboot Overdose and What to Watch Harder (Supergirl, The Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, Arrow, The Path, Taboo, The Magicians, Incorporated, Riverdale, iBoy, Full Frontal, Real Time, The Daily Show, Black Sails, Outsiders, Agents of SHIELD, It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia and The Mick). Drinking: 2 Row Brewing Dark Ale Imperial Stout paired with Malt Whiskey from OFFICIAL sponsor Sugar House Distillery.

In this episode, Lavetta offers her "sassy" opinion on the Women's March, gives predictions for the 2017 Oscars and lusts after a young Lion. Recommended Comedy Film: "She-Devil."

Knitting hats to wear to the Women's March on Washington, Bloomington women join thousands nationwide who are taking up needles to stand up for their rights.

Welcome to Twisted Stitches, a podcast about knitting, spinning, and other crafty pursuits. The first episode of 2017 is filled with lots of fun stuff! Listen to the beginning of the episode for the winner of our Lemonade Shop giveaway. We also discuss making pussy hats, finding our Fade, FO Show, Retail Therapy, and more! This week's episode also includes reviews for KPC Yarns and Knitter's Pride Marblz Interchangeable needles. Grab your knitting needles and join us! Shownotes: http://twistedstitchespodcast.blogspot.com

Jan 17, 2017 - Taking a look at what it means to empower women to be strong with Nurse Jadah Chatterjee and Artist Manager John Cowan from 24k/7. Women give and sustain life. There is no reason for embarrassment, disrespect or for any woman to have their rights questioned by anyone who does not fully support and uplift a woman to be their equal. Topics in the Episode Include: Childbirth, Using the Word "Vagina", Women's Rights, 2016 US Elections, Abortion, Vagina NailSnaps, Stephanie Medeiros's Art, Men Who Empower Women, Pussy Hats, Women's March, Documentary Gleason on Amazon and Steve and Michel Varisco Gleason. For show highlights, resources mentioned and backstory between guests and host: https://goo.gl/fa5bEL

In this episode, the girls chatter away through the final potpourri episode of 2016. Susie muses on Santa's flatulence levels, and Danie has a sock break-through. Stuff & Things The PACE collaboration from Danie and Sarah of Imagined Landscapes has been revealed! Check out the Prairie Hills Shawl pattern and the Prairie Gold colorway. Susie released her Alight Cowl pattern! Contest We’re gearing up for the 2016 Legend-Prairie contest! Please contact us if you’re interested in donating a giveaway prize. Thank you to Sari of The Girl Who Crafted who donated a Blue Lily Mitt kit as a prize, and Sarah of Imagined Landscapes who donated a copy of her Prairie Hills Shawl pattern! Finished Projects Susie started and finished her Striped Kid Hat, and finished her Close To You shawl. Danie finished another two squares on her Micah's Blanket, and started and finished two Pussyhats for the Women's March on Washington. Current Projects Susie knit just a little bit on her Vedai sweater, edged a couple of squares on her Oh Scrap Blanket, and added a couple of inches on the third Newborn Bonnet & Wrap Set. She also worked on the second of her Directional Socks, and cast-on a Come What May shawl using KnitCircus Lavish in Humperdink, Humperdink, Humperdink. Danie has been working on her Micah's Blanket, and on her First Hermione's Everyday Socks. Project: Reconsideration Susie pretty quickly reconsidered her Luckdragon Shawl. She's going to save the pattern for when she's more in a "thinking-knit" place.  Danie is considering frogging her Handspun Elda Cardigan and reknitting it into a Harvest cardigan. Enhance the Stash Susie acquired some yarn from The Lemonade Shop - a skein of DK in Spectravision and two skeins of Mighty Sock in Witch, Please, which may or may not become a Sugar Plum Shawl. Danie treated herself to some much-deserved goodies from the Bar Maids. New to Me Susie tried out the yarn-themed video game called Unravel, hopped on the Instant Pot bandwagon, and put a purple streak in her hair.