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“Lived Through That” is the companion podcast to my book where I look at influential musicians of the 80s and 90s and where they are today. On this podcast, we'll delve deeper into a single pivotal moment in the lives of some of the artists I feature in that book, as well as other artists I love and admire. The stories they tell are open, honest, and inspiring. This week, we have guest David Newton from the Mighty Lemon Drops. A pivotal moment for David happened when he was just a schoolboy and went on a field trip to the Rock Against racism concert in London's Victoria Park. Over 100,000 people were there to protest the rising number of racial attacks that were occurring in the United Kingdom -as well as to see bands like The Clash, Steel Pulse, and X-Ray Spex. This moment not only raised his awareness of political issues, it began a lifelong love of music and inspired him to form his own band.   Musical credits: "Gymnopedies 2" by Blue Dot Sessions "Crime and Corruption" from The Lowest Class Be sure to look out for my books, "Lived Through That" and "80s Redux" where ever you buy your books! You can find out more about my work and the 80s and 90s books at my website ⁠here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Neste Episódio, trago pra vocês o relançamento de Volume 4 do Black Sabbath, Bob Dylan que vendeu todo seu catálogo musical para a Universal Music, e uma resenha do documentário White Riot, que aborda o movimento Rock Against the Racism. #rock #rocknroll #rockbrasil #rocknacional #naodeixeorockmorrer #blacksabbath #bobdylan #whiteriot #rockagainsttheracism

Neste Episódio, trago pra vocês o relançamento de Volume 4 do Black Sabbath, Bob Dylan que vendeu todo seu catálogo musical para a Universal Music, e uma resenha do documentário White Riot, que aborda o movimento Rock Against the Racism. #rock #rocknroll #rockbrasil #rocknacional #naodeixeorockmorrer #blacksabbath #bobdylan #whiteriot #rockagainsttheracism

Neste Episódio, trago pra vocês o relançamento de Volume 4 do Black Sabbath, Bob Dylan que vendeu todo seu catálogo musical para a Universal Music, e uma resenha do documentário White Riot, que aborda o movimento Rock Against the Racism. #rock #rocknroll #rockbrasil #rocknacional #naodeixeorockmorrer #blacksabbath #bobdylan #whiteriot #rockagainsttheracism

Emily M. Newsome believes words to be the creative force of the universe. As a Christian Life Coach based in Dallas, Texas, her practice focuses on helping clients to use in tandem with the Word of God, to accomplish their goals, and to build richer and more fulfilling lives. When you write it, read it, say it and see it, it will surely come to pass! A lifelong student with a deep respect for education, Emily has studied at the University of Chicago, DePaul University, Case Western Reserve University and American Public University, Texas Bible Institute and Seminary, Light University and Grace International Seminary. She holds two Bachelors’ degrees, both a Masters and PhD in Theological Studies, and Hs additional training in Biblical Counseling, and Christian Life Coaching. An ordained minister, Elder Newsome currently serves on the ministerial staff as Community Liaison at Open Door Church Dallas under the leadership of Dr. Glenn Tatum. She has been a supporter of the community through the years, currently serves in several capacities at Southern Methodist University including the President’s Commission of the Needs of Persons with Disabilities, President of the Black Faculty and Staff Association, and a member of the newly established Black Unity Forum. She also moderates a weekly live coaching call entitled Keys to Godly Freedom through the International Faith Covenant Fellowship 24-hour prayer line. This ministry is designed to provide practical keys based on biblical principles to understand and unlock unprecedented freedom in daily Christian life. Emily has been recognized by Delta Sigma Theta Sorority for Outstanding Achievement in the Arts, the Texas Gospel Excellence Awards for Spoken Word, Region 10 Educational Service Center for using her literary works to inspire women to excellence, and by My Second Chance, Inc. as Volunteer of the Year. Emily has been perfecting her literary craft since the fifth grade. Her poetry has been published in the 1995 and 2005 National Library of Poetry anthologies, both the 1975 and 1996 editions of Lindsay Patterson’s anthology, A Rock Against the Wind, and the 1997 anthology Kente Cloth: Southwest Voices of the African Diaspora, edited by Jas. Mardis. She is also featured on Uncertain Rituals (2013), a CD of short stories by S. Pearl Sharp. Her first self-published volume of poetry, Phoenix, received limited circulation in 1980, and is currently being considered for a second release. In 1997, she published a second collection of poems entitled Seasons of Desire: Love Poems for Ordinary People. Dr. Newsome has several projects in the works, including a spoken work CD, a devotional that captures lessons and exercises from Keys to Godly Freedom, as well as the non-fiction work, Sanctioned Misogyny, focusing on how the church condones the culture of domestic violence, and what we can do to change that culture.

Emily M. Newsome believes words to be the creative force of the universe. As a Christian Life Coach based in Dallas, Texas, her practice focuses on helping clients to use in tandem with the Word of God, to accomplish their goals, and to build richer and more fulfilling lives. When you write it, read it, say it and see it, it will surely come to pass!A lifelong student with a deep respect for education, Emily has studied at the University of Chicago, DePaul University, Case Western Reserve University and American Public University, Texas Bible Institute and Seminary, Light University and Grace International Seminary. She holds two Bachelors’ degrees, both a Masters and PhD in Theological Studies, and Hs additional training in Biblical Counseling, and Christian Life Coaching.An ordained minister, Elder Newsome currently serves on the ministerial staff as Community Liaison at Open Door Church Dallas under the leadership of Dr. Glenn Tatum. She has been a supporter of the community through the years, currently serves in several capacities at Southern Methodist University including the President’s Commission of the Needs of Persons with Disabilities, President of the Black Faculty and Staff Association, and a member of the newly established Black Unity Forum. She also moderates a weekly live coaching call entitled Keys to Godly Freedom through the International Faith Covenant Fellowship 24-hour prayer line. This ministry is designed to provide practical keys based on biblical principles to understand and unlock unprecedented freedom in daily Christian life.Emily has been recognized by Delta Sigma Theta Sorority for Outstanding Achievement in the Arts, the Texas Gospel Excellence Awards for Spoken Word, Region 10 Educational Service Center for using her literary works to inspire women to excellence, and by My Second Chance, Inc. as Volunteer of the Year.Emily has been perfecting her literary craft since the fifth grade. Her poetry has been published in the 1995 and 2005 National Library of Poetry anthologies, both the 1975 and 1996 editions of Lindsay Patterson’s anthology, A Rock Against the Wind, and the 1997 anthology Kente Cloth: Southwest Voices of the African Diaspora, edited by Jas. Mardis. She is also featured on Uncertain Rituals (2013), a CD of short stories by S. Pearl Sharp. Her first self-published volume of poetry, Phoenix, received limited circulation in 1980, and is currently being considered for a second release. In 1997, she published a second collection of poems entitled Seasons of Desire: Love Poems for Ordinary People. Dr. Newsome has several projects in the works, including a spoken work CD, a devotional that captures lessons and exercises from Keys to Godly Freedom, as well as the non-fiction work, Sanctioned Misogyny, focusing on how the church condones the culture of domestic violence, and what we can do to change that culture.

The Ex special with G.W. Sok in conversation with David Eastaugh    The Ex's music has undergone significant evolution over the years from their beginnings as a punk band. Founded by singer Jos Kley (better known as G.W. Sok), guitarist Terrie Hessels, drummer Geurt and bassist René, the band debuted with a song titled "Stupid Americans" on the Utreg-Punx vinyl 7" compilation released by Rock Against records in Rotterdam. The release of their first 7" All Corpses Smell the Same followed shortly after that, in 1980. Through the decades their music has gradually developed into its current form of highly intricate, experimental punk/post-punk/no wave-inspired work. Expanding beyond punk rock, The Ex have incorporated a wide array of influences, often from non-Western and non-rock sources. Some include Hungarian and Turkish folk songs, and more recently music from Ethiopia, Congo and Eritrea (the independence song of Eritrea is covered by The Ex to kick off their 2004 album Turn). Other examples of branching out stylistically include the improvised double album Instant and a release under the moniker Ex Orkest, a 20 piece big band assembled for performances at Holland Festival. Throughout the early 1980s The Ex went through many line-up changes before settling on the core quartet of G.W. Sok on vocals, Terrie on guitar, Luc on bass and Kat on drums. In the early 1990s, Andy Moor served double-duty with tourmates Dog Faced Hermans before becoming The Ex's permanent second guitarist in 1991. In 2003 Luc left the band after 19 years, to be replaced by double bassist Rozemarie Heggen. In 2005 Heggen in turn left the band and Colin (formerly of the Dog Faced Hermans) served as the band's bass player for recordings and tours with Ethiopian saxophone legend Getatchew Mekuria before becoming The Ex's sound board operator. Guitarists Andy Moor and Terrie Hessels have since filled in bass parts by switching off on baritone guitar.

On this episode, Kat and Mary talk with Taína Asili a NY-based Peurto Rican singer, songwriter, bandleader, and activist. They discuss reclaiming your humanity in the face of inhumanity through acts of resistance and art, Taína's travels through Peurto Rico after the devastation of Hurricanes Irma and Maria, how to discover your own bravery and raising kids as an act of rebellion. Taína Asili is a New York based Puerto Rican singer, filmmaker and activist carrying on the tradition of her ancestors, fusing past and present struggles into one soulful and defiant voice. Her music combines powerful vocals carrying themes of social justice with an energetic fusion of Afro-Latin, reggae, and rock. For over 20 years she has brought the music of love and resistance to venues across the globe – From the Women’s March on Washington to the nationwide Rock Against the TPP Tour. After the 2016 election, a bigger audience has caught up to the artist Huffington Post named one of “12 Freedom Fighting Bands to Get You Through the Trump Years.” Her protest songs “No Es Mi Presidente” and “Freedom,” inspired by social movements for racial justice and an end to mass incarceration, have been lauded by the likes of Rolling Stone and Billboard. Taina Asili’s music offers a sound that spans continents, exuding strength of Spirit, and inspiring audiences to dance to the rhythm of rebellion.Resilencia on Bandcamp, iTunes, and Spotify Documentary Series Plant the Seed Find out more about Soulfire FarmFollow on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram Tour Dates

 Taína Asili is a New York-based Puerto Rican singer, filmmaker and activist combining powerful vocals and social justice lyrics in a fusion of Afro-Latin, reggae and rock. For over 20 years she has brought the music of love and resistance to venues across the globe – from the Women’s March on Washington to the nationwide Rock Against the TPP Tour. After the 2016 election, a bigger audience has caught up to the artist the Huffington Post named one of “12 Freedom Fighting Bands to Get you Through the Trump Years.  Asili’s first album War Cry, 2010, and her latest album Fruit of Hope, 2014, show the growth and power of a talented, dedicated artist and activist. Asili  also works in other media: her music videos “No Es Mi Presidente” ,  “And We Walk”,  and the stirring  “Freedom” received national acclaim and media attention. Recently, she has launched a podcast with her new show The Rhythm of Rebellion, featuring interviews with social justice artists from around the world. Truly a talent that our times demand. (photos by Mike Morgan, Shannon Straney, Sun Angel)

Intervista di Rita a Giorgio e Ugo Bovo, due dei soci fondatori dell'associazione di volontariato Rock Against the Diseases con sede a Mestre. In questa intervista parleremo di come rock e solidarietà possono unirsi e dare vita ad eventi di beneficenza unici, come il concerto di Tracii Guns in programma il 12 novembre 2017 al Teatro Aurora di Marghera (VE).

Intervista di Rita a Giorgio e Ugo Bovo, due dei soci fondatori dell'associazione di volontariato Rock Against the Diseases con sede a Mestre. In questa intervista parleremo di come rock e solidarietà possono unirsi e dare vita ad eventi di beneficenza unici, come il concerto di Tracii Guns in programma il 12 novembre 2017 al Teatro Aurora di Marghera (VE).

Happy Labor Day and welcome to the inaugural episode of Solidarity Radio! What is Solidarity Radio? I’m glad you asked. Solidarity Radio is a labor movement podcast hosted by Ted James and Jay-Dao. It is recorded in Denver, CO and is part of the Union Underground imprint. Our goals for the podcast are to a) use it as vehicle for bringing new folks into the labor movement, b) talk about ways to build the movement, c) interview key unionists from time to time, and d) (last but not least) have fun. This first episode was recorded on June 3rd, 2017 and, because it was recorded late at night, actually ran into June 4th, 2017. During the episode, Ted James and Jay-Dao talk about restoring the American labor movement to a former glory, income redistribution to the top, and the conundrum of conservatives voting against their own economic interests. Later, our hosts interview one another about the other’s labor movement journey and then they wrap up with some rapid fire light-hearted questions. Solidarity Radio Forever! #1uu © 2017 Union Underground Productions / Hosted by Ted James & Jay-Dao / Mixed by Ted James / Recorded at The House of Jeezy Studios on June 3rd & 4th, 2017 / Theme Music: Jonny Danger - Underground Spark / The views expressed on this podcast are the views of Ted James and J-Dao alone. They should not be seen as reflecting the views of any labor organization or union. Union Underground presents... Rock Against the TPP - Solidarity Forever: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrWXh-QoJ6c