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Send us a textIn this episode of the Vulgar Display of Podcast, we're joined by Brock Lindow of Paradise Slaves as he dives deep into the creation of their upcoming debut album, With Hell In His Eyes, dropping May 2nd via Spinefarm Records!

In this episode of the Econ Dev Show, Dr. Ronda Sauget, President and CEO of Coles Together, discusses the unique advantages of tertiary markets in economic development. She explores how smaller communities like Coles County, Illinois are attracting businesses through stable workforces, easier business processes, and strong infrastructure, while sharing her journey from the Federal Reserve to leading economic development in a thriving micropolitan area. Like this show? Please leave us a review here (https://econdevshow.com/rate-this-podcast/) — even one sentence helps! Ten Actionable Takeaways for Economic Developers Take fresh looks at existing assets - they might be more valuable than you think Focus on building complete ecosystems including housing, childcare, and healthcare Leverage your location's unique advantages in infrastructure and connectivity Develop strong workforce pipelines through youth apprenticeships Create strategic plans that align all community assets Build relationships with both large and small businesses Focus on quick turnaround times for business requests Highlight quality of life advantages for workforce attraction Develop strong public-private partnerships Invest in sustainable infrastructure like green energy for long-term growth Special Guest: Dr. Ronda Sauget.

Stéphane Bern raconte un fait divers qui a traversé le temps, et un train qui a traversé une gare. Ou la véritable histoire de l'accident du train Express Granville-Paris. Pourquoi le Granville-Paris du 22 octobre 1895 n'a pas réussi à s'arrêter ? Pourquoi le train roulait-il plus vite que d'habitude ? Comment ce train fou est-il entré dans l'histoire ? Pour en parler, Stéphane Bern reçoit Stéphanie Sauget, historienne, spécialiste de l'histoire culturelle du 19e siècle, et auteure de "Vingt-quatre heures dans la vie d'une gare, Fragments de la vie du quartier Montparnasse en 1895” (Editions Nuvis).

Stéphane Bern raconte un fait divers qui a traversé le temps, et un train qui a traversé une gare. Ou la véritable histoire de l'accident du train Express Granville-Paris. Pourquoi le Granville-Paris du 22 octobre 1895 n'a pas réussi à s'arrêter ? Pourquoi le train roulait-il plus vite que d'habitude ? Comment ce train fou est-il entré dans l'histoire ? Pour en parler, Stéphane Bern reçoit Stéphanie Sauget, historienne, spécialiste de l'histoire culturelle du 19e siècle, et auteure de "Vingt-quatre heures dans la vie d'une gare, Fragments de la vie du quartier Montparnasse en 1895” (Editions Nuvis).

This week I stopped by band practice to visit with Facing Infamy! I've been seeing these guys play for several years so it was nice to sit and get to know them all a little better on today's episode. We get right into the big show for the Road To Pointfest Grand Finals, then that leads right into POINTFEST! Along with some big shows the guys just reelased some brand new music so we talk about that and when we might hear some more new songs.  On this episde you'll hear: Far Side of the Sun Wake Up Legacies  Black & White (Live Acoustic) Find more from Facing Infamy on your favorite streaming platform! Follow along on Facebook & Instagram. Subscribe on YouTube! See them LIVE 5/4 at Pop's in Sauget, IL for Road To Pointfest 5/18 at Hollywood Casino Amphitheater in Maryland Heights, MO for Pointfest  6/15 at Park Hills Underground in Park Hills, MO Thank you to Friendship Brewing Company in Wentzville, MO and Flint Hill, MO for their continued support! Stop in for some delicious food or grab a couple of canned beers to take home. Be sure to come visit them for all your craft beer needs. Over 25 rotating taps, all sorts of tasty eats! Live music every weekend FBC Wentzville 5/3 James Bertels (7-10p) 5/4 Steve Kyle (7-10p) 5/5 Howard Levinson (1-4p)  FLI-HI Music: 5/3 Jeff Walchshauser (7-10p) 5/4 Josh Littig (7-10p) FriendshipBrewingCo.com

durée : 00:02:54 - Interview décalée David Sauget

Join John Wolfe & Brant of the GCW Plant Podcast for the return of Game Changer Weekly covering everything Game Changer Wrestling. The guys run down the results from this past weekend's Project GCW in Sauget, Illinois and GCW Keep In Touch results from Indianapolis, Indiana. Plus they take a look and preview this upcoming weekend's GCW Ashes to Ashes & GCW So Much Fun from Atlantic City, plus JCW March Madnezz! Make sure to give us a follow, thumbs up and like this video, and share the show to show your support. Or you can go to slamchats.com to donate and support for the entire Bodyslam.net team. Leave your thoughts on this podcast in the live chat and comments section. Like, share and subscribe to support! #GCW

Stephanie Weissberg, a curator at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, stopped by to speak with Nancy about the Pulitzer and the current exhibition, Urban Archaeology: Lost Buildings of St. Louis. About Urban Archaeology: Drawn from the rich collection of the National Building Arts Center (NBAC), Urban Archaeology brings together salvaged architectural elements from landmark buildings, residential homes, and neighborhood institutions built in St. Louis between 1840 and 1950. The artifacts on display represent important histories of material innovation, labor, and the everyday lives of the people who inhabit the city. The exhibition sheds light on the city's history, revealing complicated legacies of power, wealth, and neglect that shape our experience of the built environment and daily life. By studying St. Louis's architectural past, Urban Archeology encourages us to imagine new ways of building, keeping, knowing, and inhabiting places. Located in Sauget, Illinois, the National Building Arts Center emerged in response to the rapid economic decline and widespread demolition the city experienced beginning in the 1950s. NBAC has worked over four decades to salvage and preserve significant parts of condemned buildings that would otherwise be completely lost, amassing the largest and most diversified collection of building artifacts in the United States. Urban Archaeology is the most extensive public presentation of NBAC's collection to date.      

In the inaugural episode of House of Lou, St. Louis Magazine Design editor-and-chief Veronica Theodoro talks to interior designer Annie Brahler of Euro Trash. Annie is known for her longstanding commitment to historic preservation, as well as for designing spaces—from the kitchen to the living room—that are layered with vintage and antique wares. No detail is too small for the designer, and it shows in her award-winning work across the country.  Annie's Webster Groves home was recently featured in the September 2023 issue of St. Louis Magazine, and we got an inside look at her studio space, also in Webster Groves, a few years ago. Listen in as Annie and Veronica share design ideas for the home, including tips for buying vintage and antiques in St. Louis (or, in some cases, "borrowing" them from loved ones). Veronica also recommends a new exhibition at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation that will both enlighten and inspire you. There's so much to see in St. Louis, if you know where to look. Got an idea for a future House of Lou episode?  We love hearing from our audience. Send your thoughts or feedback to Veronica at vtheodoro@stlmag.com or to podcasts@stlmag.com. We can't wait to hear from you! Hungry for more? Subscribe to our Design+Home newsletter to receive our latest home, design, and style content in your inbox every Wednesday. And follow Veronica (@vtlookbook) and St. Louis Magazine on Instagram (@stlouismag). Interested in being a podcast sponsor? Contact Lauren Leppert at lleppert@stlmag.com. Mentioned in this episode: Urban Archaeology: Lost Buildings of St. Louis: See it through February 4, 2024 at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation. 3716 Washington Boulevard.  National Building Arts Center: 2300 Falling Springs Road, Sauget. Euro Trash  You may also enjoy: The best antique and vintage shops in St. LouisSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Most people in the St. Louis area pronounce the name of the small Metro East village of Sauget incorrectly. It's one of many French names St. Louisans may botch.

One man's passion for preserving pieces historic buildings being torn down in St. Louis becomes the National Building Arts Center in Sauget. The research library and museum in the works is welcoming people for tours and has an exhibition coming up. Debbie Monterrey gets a tour. 

This week Garrett and Chris are chatting moving up in the podcast world, Stan Hansen vs Kobashi, Jimmy Lloyd's hygiene, Kenta's new look, GCW at Pops and more!

Mizzou baseball is gearing up for their bragging rights game against Illinois in Sauget, and their head coach Steve Bieser joins High Noon live!

This week on the Lancaster Farming Hemp Podcast, we talk with James Forbes and Rich Selby from Tiber Fiber, a hemp processor near St. Louis with one facility in Fenton, Missouri, and another just across the Mississippi River in Sauget, Illinois. “We have a unique symbiotic relationship with our farmers in which we extend grower contracts and agreements along with feedstock and agronomy support to ensure that our farmers here in the Midwest are successful in growing the crop that we need to feed our hemp fiber processing plant,” said Forbes, co-founder and chief operations officer at Tiger Fiber. Selby is a co-founder of the company, the de facto chief financial officer, and he manages the agronomy program with Forbes. The partners met at the University of Missouri and founded Tiger Fiber with Jerred Killoren in 2018. In this episode, Selby and Forbes tell the story of the company, describe the processing facilities, explain how they contract with farmers, and share how they handle the challenge of building a company in a new industry. Selby said one of the options their farmers can choose is price per pound. He said they're contracting with a farm in Illinois that knocked it out of the park. “They showed me and all the rest of us how to farm it,” he said. “And they did 50 acres and they chose the price per pound option. And they made more money than they could make with corn and soybeans.” Tiger Fiber https://tigerfiberhemp.com/ Tiger Fiber on the Socials LI: tiger-fiber-hemp-company FB: tigerfiberhemp IG: @tigerfiber Thanks to our sponsors: Mpactful Ventures https://www.mpactfulventures.org/ IND HEMP https://indhemp.com/

C'est l'un des plus grands canulars de la fin du XIXe siècle et de façon plus générale, à l'attention que l'on porte aux morts. Stéphanie Sauget, professeur d'histoire contemporaine à l'université de Tours, autrice de l'ouvrage Le cercueil de verre du Père-Lachaise raconte comment est né ce canular ou...cette légende.

Cent quarantième numéro de Chemins d'histoire, vingtième numéro de la quatrième saison, émission animée par Luc Daireaux Émission diffusée le dimanche 29 janvier 2023 Thème : La légende du cercueil de verre du Père-Lachaise, de la fin du XIXe au XXe siècle Invitée : Stéphanie Sauget, professeure d'histoire contemporaine à l'université de Tours, autrice de Le Cercueil de verre du Père-Lachaise. La dépouille dans les sociétés contemporaines, CNRS éditions, 2023.

durée : 00:58:32 - Concordance des temps - par : Jean-Noël Jeanneney - Dans le cadre de l'étrange Noël de France culture, nous plongeons en compagnie de Stéphanie Sauget dans l'univers des esprits frappeurs, malicieux ou sadiques, des grincements étranges, des meubles soulevés par des forces mystérieuses, des cris étouffés et des sifflements bizarres... - invités : Stéphanie Sauget Professeure en histoire contemporaine à l'université de Tours

In this bizarre episode of what's supposed to be a PRO WRESTLING PODCAST Garrett, Chris and Fax talk bare knuckle boxing, parenting & Richard Dreyfuss? Don't worry, wrestling does get discussed we're also chatting GCW at Pop's and in Indiana, Appalachian Championship Wrestling and what Nick Gage's best man speech will be at Jordan Oliver's wedding. Buckle up, this one gets weird. Enjoy!

In this bizarre episode of what's supposed to be a PRO WRESTLING PODCAST Garrett, Chris and Fax talk bare knuckle boxing, parenting and Richard Dreyfuss? Don't worry, wrestling does get discussed they're also chatting GCW at Pop's and in Indiana, Appalachian Championship Wrestling and what Nick Gage's best man speech at Jordan Oliver's wedding. Buckle up, this one gets weird. Enjoy!

Follow Joe on Twitter: @Joe_Pott Joe Pott's Bio, courtesy, SIUE Athletics: Joe Pott has been the "Voice of the Cougars" since 2008. The native of St. Louis, Missouri, oversees all communications and broadcasting operations for SIUE athletics. He is the radio voice of Cougar men's basketball and baseball on 88.7 the Sound, all home broadcasts on ESPN+ and also has appeared on FOX Sports Midwest as part of the Cougars' basketball television coverage. He has called nearly 400 SIUE men's basketball games and more than 400 Cougar baseball games in addition to several hundred more soccer, volleyball, softball, and women's basketball games, while also serving as the host and emcee at many Cougar athletics special events throughout the year. Pott also manages the student video crew responsible for the live production of SIUE Athletics events online. He recently oversaw the transition of Cougars broadcasts from the OVC Digital Network to ESPN+. Off the air, he heads the Athletic Communications Department and is the primary media contact for men's basketball, baseball, men's soccer and golf. Away from SIUE, Pott joined the sports staff at KMOX Radio and serves as a host on the station as well as the St. Louis Cardinals Radio Network. Prior to coming to SIUE, Pott served as the radio play-by-play voice for the Gateway Grizzlies, a member of the Frontier League of professional baseball in Sauget, Illinois, from 2001-2010. The three-time Frontier League Broadcaster of the Year also served as a guest speaker and emcee at a number of public events promoting the baseball Grizzlies. He was a play-by-play voice for the game of the week for football and basketball for Team 1380 and FOX Sports Radio 1490 in St. Louis from September 2007 to March 2008. He worked as the voice of the Edwardsville Tigers during the 2003-2004 boys' basketball season on WAOX radio. Pott earned a bachelor of arts in communication in 2000 from the University of Dayton, where he worked as an Athletics Communication Assistant, called many sports on radio, and served as a play-by-play voice for local telecasts of Flyer volleyball and soccer. He remains a tried and true Flyer basketball fan. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/personsofinterest/message

Welcome Richard Sauget the Managing Partner of the Gateway Grizzlies, a Gold Sponsor for the Love A Senior Day in Belleville, IL June 10, 2022. Join me for a wonderfully inspiring interview with Rich as I sat with him in his office overlooking the GCS Credit Union Ballpark. Rich shares his story from growing up in the Belleville area to his college and professional baseball careers and brings us full circle with his mission for the Gateway Grizzlies and the baseball park. Rich is also the founder and president of East County Enterprises, Inc., a real estate management company that has been in business in the East County Area of the St. Louis Region area development for the past 35 years. As Chairman of the Board of Touchette Regional Hospital and member of the Kenneth Hall Regional Hospital Board of Directors, Mr. Sauget has been instrumental in developing and expanding healthcare services to low income families in the Southwestern Illinois area. Mr. Sauget also played a key role in the development of Archview Economic Corporation. In addition to serving on the board of TRH, Mr. Sauget is the Chairman of the St. Clair County Building Commission and is a member of the Regional Chamber and Growth Association, Regional Business Council, and Lambert Airport Board. Rich enjoyed a long career in professional baseball with both the Atlanta Braves and San Francisco Giants. For more information about the Gateway Grizzlies or activities at GCS Credit Union Park visit www.gatewaygrizzlies.com Thanks to Rich and the Gateway Grizzlies (and Izzy!!) for participating in the Love A Senior Day Belleville June 10, 2022. www.loveasenior.org/belleville

Earlier this week I sat down with emerging hip hop artist Squires! I had a good time hanging out with him and learning a little more of his story. We talked about some of the early days of playing bands & early influences. We also get into some of his sound and stories behind some of these tracks.  On this episode you'll hear: Hold Up Balance ft Dub Flow Nothin But Nebula Find Squires on your favorite streaming platform. Subscribe to his YouTube channel! Follow along on Facebook & Instagram. Keep an eye out for "Hold Up" video coming soon! See Squires LIVE 8/25 at Pop's in Sauget, IL with Dizzy Wright celebrating 10th Anniversary of Smokeout Conversations. Also on the bill is ATG & J-Money 314 Tickets at PopsRocks.com Check out my friends at Roughneck Beard Company & American Rambler! This summer, maintain your facial hair with Roughneck Beard Company and American Rambler. Roughneck's lightweight beard grooming formulas won't bog you down. Try their brand new blend Roughneck Light specifically designed for summer! If you do decide to shave it off, do it with American Ramblers nourishing and protective Pre-shave Oils! No matter how you choose to do summertime, Roughneck & American Rambler have you covered RoughneckBeardCompany.com Promo Code RPP15 Also check out my friends at Friendship Brewing Company in Wentzville, MO with over 25 rotating taps for all your craft beer needs. They have a wonderful spot out there and huge patio. Perfect for enjoying a cold beverage with some good friends! Check out their menu with all sorts of delicious food like burgers, nachos & flatbread pizzas. Come grab some lunch or dinner, enjoy some live music and have a great time at Friendship Brewing Company! FriendshipBrewCo.com Live Music: 8/5 Denver Wade Trent (7-10) 8/6 Josh Littig (7-10) 8/7 Denver Wade Trent (1-4) 

General Manager Kurt Ringkamp discusses the always fun experience at GCS Credit Union Ballpark in Sauget! For more information, visit: https://www.gatewaygrizzlies.com/landing/index

Dans ce nouvel épisode de la série Encodage, Jasmin Cormier parle de faux vintage iPhoneographique (2016), Stéphanie Sauget nous raconte la légende du cercueil de verre (2017) et Catherine Lavarenne explique comment le canular s'invite dans la narration (2017). Les épisodes de la série «Encodage» se veulent un complément aux anthologies Encodage, des lettres thématiques composées de contenus provenant de différents sites web de l'écosystème numérique sur le contemporain du Centre Figura, du Laboratoire NT2 et de l'Observatoire de l'imaginaire contemporain. Tout comme les lettres Encodage, cette série de balado vise à revaloriser d'anciens contenus de recherche de notre écosystème sur l'imaginaire contemporain. Vous y entendrez des extraits d'enregistrement de conférences, de communications et de tables rondes issues des dix dernières années auxquelles s'ajouteront de nouvelles discussions et des contributions de chercheuses et chercheurs qui poseront un regard actuel sur ces archives.

Smiley Boy makes his debut on the show! I caught up with him at his home studio and we talked all about his start, where the name Smiley came from, his debut album "33", stories behind some of these songs & so much more! On this episode you'll hear: Wakanda  huSTLe ft ATG Down Join us for the ALBUM RELEASE PARTY!! 9/11 at Pop's in Sauget, IL ATG & Smiley Boy Album Release Party with Scrub, Egan's Rats & Freddy D'Angelo. Hosted by Jon Maddy & Brad Williford Tickets at PopsRocks.com Find more Smiley Boy wherever you get digital music. 33 will be available everywhere 9.10.21! Follow along with Smiley Boy on Facebook & Instagram! Check out the merch store at ByJack.com/RockPaperPodcast Thank you to the wonderful people at Roughneck Beard Company and American Rambler for their continued support of this show. Shop locally at their store in Maplewood, MO or 24/7 at RoughneckBeardCompany.com. Use my code RPP15 for 15% off all your favorite beard oils, balms, junk powder or Beard Batter! Also super excited to have a brand new show sponsor for you all, Keith Brake Photography & KBP Studios! Visit KeithBrakePhotography.com today and get some great shots of you or your band! Save 10% off your session by mentioning Rock Paper Podcast!

Tom Ackerman and Brian Kelly break down Blues offseason. Chris Blair, GM of Worldwide Technology raceway at Gateway joins Ackerman talking Indy 500 and what is coming up at his racetrack. Hear from Steve Gomric GM of the Gateway Grizzlies talking with KMOX News Editor Tom Franklin about what to expect if you go to a Grizzlies game in Sauget. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This program features excerpts from the MCU Environmental Justice Public Meeting from April 29th. You will hear from Emmiline Giles, the lead environmental justice organizer with MCU, Rev. Kevin D. Anthony a leader on the MCU environment justice task force, Leah Clyburn the Beyond Coal Senior Organizer with the Sierra Club Missouri Chapter, Kentaro Kumanomido the Digital & Environmental Justice Community Organizer of United Congregations of Metro East, Mamie Cosey, a resident of Sauget, IL, and Myisha Johnson, a co-director of Community First Plus. The guests speak on the day-to-day direct impact of pollution and environmental racism on residents of the St. Louis region.To Connect:Sierra Club Missouri Chapter: https://www.sierraclub.org/missouriUnited Congregation of Metro East: https://www.ucmetroeast.org/Community First Plus: https://www.facebook.com/Community-First-Plus-102954245173621

durée : 00:52:08 - Le Cours de l'histoire - par : Maïwenn Guiziou - Construit au XIXe siècle pour combattre l’insalubrité des sépultures, l’édification de cimetières modernisés a fait évoluer les rites funéraires et contribua à la généralisation des cercueils individuels. Comment ces nouvelles pratiques ont-elles modifié la relation entre les morts et les vivants ? - réalisation : Milena Aellig - invités : Régis Bertrand historien, professeur à l'Université d'Aix-Marseille; Stéphanie Sauget agrégée et docteur en Histoire contemporaine, maîtresse de conférences en histoire contemporaine à l’université de Tours; Juliette Cazes conseiller funéraire et fondatrice du média Le Bizarreum

The Illinois SBDC for the Metro East at SIUE speaks to the Leadership Council about the various economic development projects happening in the Metro East.

Patrice BoucheronCollège de FranceAnnée 2020-2021La peste noire« In medias res » (introduction générale)RésuméLe passage de la mort dans la vie d'une femme, à Marseille, en 1348 : c'est ainsi que commence le cours de cette année in medias res. On y parle d'expérience et de narration, dans la continuité des leçons données l'année dernière, mais aussi de deuil et de progrès scientifiques, présentant les principaux enjeux d'une histoire à la fois globale et sociale de la peste noire. SommaireQuand l'événement est en cours, commencer « au milieu des choses »Marseille, août 1349 : Alayseta Paula devant son juge, « privée de tous ses proches, enceinte et affaiblie, continuellement remplie de chagrins et d'afflictions »La peste arrive à Marseille (Ole Jørgen Benedictow, The Black Death 1346-1353. The Complete History, 2004)« La terrible puanteur des morts » : une vision hallucinée de la peste noire, de Boccace à Antonin ArtaudRésilience notariale et résistance sociale à Marseille, Perpignan et Bologne (Shona Kelly Wray, Communities and Crisis. Bologna during the Black Death, 2009)Alayseta Paula dans le portrait de groupe des travailleuses marseillaises (Francine Michaud, Earning Dignity. Labour Conditions and Relations during the Century of the Black Death in Marseille, 2016)Propter pestilentiam : l'écho amorti de la catastrophe dans la documentation publique (François Otchakovsky-Laurens, La vie politique à Marseille sous la domination angevine (1348-1385), 2017)Une société politique qui résiste et qui s'adapte (Daniel Lord Smail, « Accommodating plague in Medieval Marseille », Continuity and Change, 1996)Pandémie et pestis universalis : « la violente mortalité due à la peste envoie en ce moment atrocement ses flèches partout » (Elisabeth Carpentier, Une ville devant la peste. Orvieto et la peste noire de 1348, 1962, rééd. 1993)Anno mortalitatis terribilis proxime decurso : un nom barré et l'évidence de l'histoireAvril 2020, un historien envoie sur internet une carte postale vidéo sur la peste noire (Daniel Lord Smail, « A Life in the Black Death: The Inventory of Alayseta Paula (Marseille, 1348) »)Avril 2020, un autre historien envoie sur internet une autre carte postale vidéo sur la peste noire (Patrick Boucheron, « Propos de chercheur »)Coïncidences ou concordance des temps ? Prétendre tirer les leçons du passé, c'est se préparer à « penser en retard » (Marc Bloch) : Guillaume Lachenal et Gaël Thomas, « L'histoire immobile du coronavirus », Comment faire ?, 2020Globaliser la peste noire (Monica Green dir., Pandemic Disease in the Medieval World. Rethinking the Black Death, 2014) et faire l'histoire de la santé globale (Monica Green, « Emerging diseases, re-ermerging histories », Centaurus, 2020)Le progrès historiographique par accumulation de savoirs : une histoire sociale et politique de la peste noire (Jean-Louis Biget, La grande peste noire, CD audio « De vive voix », 2001)Le progrès historiographique par révolution des paradigmes (Pierre Toubert, « La Peste noire (1348), entre histoire et biologie moléculaire », Journal des savants, 2016)Séquençage génomique et histoire environnementale : une histoire profonde de la peste noire est-elle possible ? (Daniel Lord Smail, Deep history and the Brain, 2008)Qui racontera cette histoire ? Retour sur Le conteur de Walter Benjamin (1936), lorsque se rompt la chaîne de « l'expérience qui suit son cours de bouche en bouche »Recommencer depuis Boccace et son « horrible commencement » (cours du 16 janvier 2018, « Boccace, le survivant et la tyrannie de la mort »)Freud le travail de l'histoire et le Trauerarbeit (Laurie Laufer, L'énigme du deuil, 2006)« La mort ne se laisse plus dénier ; on est forcé de croire en elle » (Sigmund Freud, « Considérations actuelles sur la guerre et la mort », 1915)Philippe Ariès et « l'humanité coutumière et résignée » d'avant 1914 (Stéphanie Sauget, « En finir avec le déni de mort ? Autour de Philippe Ariès », Sensibilités, 2020)Quand « l'ombre de l'objet est tombé sur le moi » (Sigmund Freud, « Deuil et mélancolie », 1917)L'effondrement mélancolique et l'épreuve de vérité.

In 2015, Ronda Sauget was appointed as the Executive Director and CEO of the Leadership Council Southwestern Illinois. In this role, she is responsible for identifying and mobilizing leaders in business, industry, labor, education and government, and building effective partnerships to address regional economic development issues, often playing a leadership role in advancing those initiatives... The post Ronda Sauget on the Circuit of Success appeared first on The Circuit of Success with Brett Gilliland.

Les précisions de trois étudiants américains sur les élections américaines; survole des candidatures américaines à la présidentielle; le point sur la croissance économique américaine qui dépasse les attentes; un reportage sur Sauget, un village de l'Illinois grandement pollué; un suivi sur les perturbations du trafic ferroviaire au Canada; un reportage sur la machine électorale de Donald Trump.

Welcome to this weeks BONUS Episode of Heavy Metal History, my guest this week was the legendary Marty Friedman! Former guitarist of Cacophony, Megadeth and Tourniquet. Marty has been building a massively successful solo career for the past 30+ years, his last studio album “Wall of Sound” came out in 2017 and in 2018 Marty unleashed his newest live album “One Bad M.F. Live!!” Marty was gracious enough to give me a short amount of his time to discuss a few aspects of his unique playing style, the live album and current tour. Thanks for listening! FOLLOW MARTY ON SOCIAL MEDIA FACEBOOK // TWITTER // INSTAGRAM // WEBSITE Upcoming Tour Dates: 1/30 San Antonio, TX The Rock Box 1/31 Houston, TX Scout Bar 2/01 Austin, TX Come And Take It Live 2/02 Dallas, TX Trees 2/04 Oklahoma City, OK 89th Street - OKC 2/06 Sauget, IL Pop's Nightclub 2/07 Kansas City, MO The Riot Room 2/08 Iowa City, IA Gabe's 2/09 Minneapolis, MN Studio B at the Skyway Theatre 2/10 Madison, WI High Noon Saloon 2/12 Milwaukee, WI Shank Hall 2/13 Chicago, IL Reggies Rock Club 2/14 Indianapolis, IN The Hi-Fi - Indianapolis 2/15 Chesterfield, MI Diesel Concert Lounge 2/16 Cleveland Heights, OH The Grog Shop 2/17 Pittsburgh, PA Crafthouse 2/19 Philadelphia, PA Voltage Lounge 2/20 Allston, MA Brighton Music Hall 2/22 Brooklyn, NY Saint Vitus 2/23 Garwood, NJ Crossroads NJ 2/24 Baltimore, MD Ottobar

For this edition I get the chance to catch up with bass player extraordinaire Brian Blood, who plays for the St. Louis area band, Common Jones.  If you don't know Common Jones then you need to get into the know by downloading their music from all the major streaming sites.  You should also check out commonjones.com to learn more about this fantastic group of guys and of course, buy some of their merch.  And you know the routine. If you ever have the opportunity to see Common Jones live then do not miss out.  You shan't be disappointed, I promise.  As a matter of fact, you can see Common Jones perform live at Pop's Concert Venue in Sauget, Illinois on February 23rd, 2019.  This is The Midwest Livin Show featuring Common Jones with The O'Brien Effect, Echos From Ashes, Luxora, and ATG. Common Jones tracks featured on this episode: Pogo Jones Take Me Away Newsflash Bonus track: Bent

For this edition I get the chance to catch up with bass player extraordinaire Brian Blood, who plays for the St. Louis area band, Common Jones.  If you don't know Common Jones then you need to get into the know by downloading their music from all the major streaming sites.  You should also check out commonjones.com to learn more about this fantastic group of guys and of course, buy some of their merch.  And you know the routine. If you ever have the opportunity to see Common Jones live then do not miss out.  You shan't be disappointed, I promise.  As a matter of fact, you can see Common Jones perform live at Pop's Concert Venue in Sauget, Illinois on February 23rd, 2019.  This is The Midwest Livin Show featuring Common Jones with The O'Brien Effect, Echos From Ashes, Luxora, and ATG. Common Jones tracks featured on this episode: Pogo Jones Take Me Away Newsflash Bonus track: Bent

For this episode we bring you Cody Walker and Andrew Range from the St. Louis area band, Inner Outlines.  Inner Outlines is at it again with their recent release of the single, Still Waiting.  And speaking of still waiting, if you are still waiting for a new album to drop from these guys, then your wait is almost over.   Inner Outlines is gearing up to drop a full length album and to kick things off, they have scheduled an album release party on December 15th, 2018 at Pop's Concert Venue in Sauget, Illinois.  Doors open at 6, price is $5 and there is a $2 surcharge for minors but that does mean it's an all-ages show. Track featured on this episode: Still Waiting by Inner Outlines

For this episode we bring you Cody Walker and Andrew Range from the St. Louis area band, Inner Outlines.  Inner Outlines is at it again with their recent release of the single, Still Waiting.  And speaking of still waiting, if you are still waiting for a new album to drop from these guys, then your wait is almost over.   Inner Outlines is gearing up to drop a full length album and to kick things off, they have scheduled an album release party on December 15th, 2018 at Pop's Concert Venue in Sauget, Illinois.  Doors open at 6, price is $5 and there is a $2 surcharge for minors but that does mean it's an all-ages show. Track featured on this episode: Still Waiting by Inner Outlines

For this episode we bring you ATG.  ATG, also known as Antonio the Great, is a phenomenal solo artist and he is also the front man for St. Louis area band, Discrepancies.  During this episode you will hear us discuss some of the adventures that he has experienced with Discrepancies including being signed to a record label and touring on the Warped Tour, collaborating with some of the most gifted talent that St. Louis has to offer, and his new album Legacy.  ATG is kicking off his album release with an album release party, going down on Saturday, October 13 at Pops in Sauget, Illinois.  Tickets are $5 in advance and $10 at the door and this blockbuster show will also feature Altayzie, Egans Rats, and a variety of other notable acts.  Be on the lookout for Legacy to drop and also show ATG some love on the social medias. Track featured on this episode: Therapy by ATG

For this episode we bring you ATG.  ATG, also known as Antonio the Great, is a phenomenal solo artist and he is also the front man for St. Louis area band, Discrepancies.  During this episode you will hear us discuss some of the adventures that he has experienced with Discrepancies including being signed to a record label and touring on the Warped Tour, collaborating with some of the most gifted talent that St. Louis has to offer, and his new album Legacy.  ATG is kicking off his album release with an album release party, going down on Saturday, October 13 at Pops in Sauget, Illinois.  Tickets are $5 in advance and $10 at the door and this blockbuster show will also feature Altayzie, Egans Rats, and a variety of other notable acts.  Be on the lookout for Legacy to drop and also show ATG some love on the social medias. Track featured on this episode: Therapy by ATG

Welcome to Episode 17 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. We finally made it, folks: the regionals are here. This is the first of our eight postseason regional preview podcasts -- this one focuses on the 8-team Central Regional which will take place in Sauget, Illinois. Before we dive into the eight Central competitors, we took some time to give some brief thoughts on the broader regional field and how we thought the committee did with the at-large bids (at 2:13). Then, we break down each of the eight teams. In order: #1 Webster (at 6:20) Can the Gorloks defend their home turf after recapturing the SLIAC title? #8 Thomas More (at 9:09) Fresh off taking down the 2017 national runner-ups, the Saints aren't an #8 seed to be taken lightly  #2 UW-Whitewater (at 12:20) Daytona Bryden is almost definitely the National Player of the Year -- oh and they also have a bunch of other exceptionally awesome players. Good luck, Warhawk opponents.  #7 Monmouth (at 16:13) The Fighting Scots and the McDonald twins will look to pull off the huge upset #3 Texas-Tyler (at 18:15) The Patriots will try and have a better showing after last year's letdown #6 Aurora (at 20:19) Knocking off Concordia-Chicago is no small feat; can they ride the momentum into the regional? #4 Rhodes (at 22:43) The SAA champs haven't played for a few weeks -- can they get rolling again? #5 Franklin (at 25:11) This preposterously ridiculous offense (62 dingers!!!!!!!!) hasn't faced much competition all year long. Is their lineup actually this amazing or are they in for a reality check? We conclude with our top players and pitchers to watch, and our pick to punch their ticket to Appleton (at 32:40). Then we say goodbye. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod (DMs are open if you want to reach us there) and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759   

For this episode of The CEP, Colt and James travel to Illinois to sit down with the long time St. Louis local scene band, Inimical Drive! Together since 2002, Inimical Drive has developed their unique and undeniably powerful sound with vocals from Joel Colby, guitar by Nick Blackburn and Josh Mahn, drums by Marc Nicol, and bass guitar by Dan Winter. Following a crowd funding campaign that exceeded expectations, Inimical Drive has recently released two music video's for "Nothing Less" and "From The Ground". Both songs are featured in this episode and we had a great time with these guys. If you haven't yet, get your tickets for 105.7 The Point's Birth Month Show at Pop's Concert Venue in Sauget, Illinois on Saturday, February 3rd.... This show is only $5 and is one of the best local show lineups that St. Louis has seen in a long time! You will see the like's of Scrub and Ace Ha, City of Parks, Common Jones, Inimical Drive, Discrepancies, and believe it or not....BROOKROYAL!! Support local music and find all the music you can from all of these great bands!

Well roll me over and call me August. It's August! The 1st, in fact. So it's time for a new PufPubPod! This month, listen and learn as... "Matt Damon Grimm Eats a Shoe," "Kameron Krowe Is An Actual High Schooler," "Clive Cussler, Captain Phillips," "Scholastic & The Kindle Urukhai," "Stephanie Meyer Tells Her Secrets," & "Moons Over Mark-ami." Remember to rate and review us on iTunes! And share us with literally everyone you know. That's all we ask. Follow us on Twitter @PufPubPod and like us on Facebook! Come see TV's Kevin Lanigan live at Pop's Concert Venue in Sauget, IL August 6th at 6 PM! We'll be back next month for more of this shit.