Podcasts about Scudder

In this episode of The Guilty Files: Revisited, Brian and Dani pull back the heavy velvet curtain on one of the South's most chilling and misunderstood cases: The Corpsewood Manor Murders.Set deep in the remote woods of Georgia, the brutal killings of Dr. Charles Scudder and Joseph Odom in 1982 were far more than a simple robbery gone wrong.Brian uses his law enforcement and investigative background to walk us through the crime scene, the suspects, and the tragic chain of events that led two killers to this secluded sanctuary. Meanwhile, Dani peels back the layers of fear, rumor, and societal judgment that surrounded Corpsewood Manor—examining the cultural anxieties of the Bible Belt, homophobia, Satanic Panic, and the dangerous intersection of isolation and rumor-fueled hysteria.Together, they explore the media myths, police missteps, and moral panic that still linger around this case, asking hard questions about justice, bias, and the way small-town narratives can distort the truth. Was Corpsewood a true den of evil as some claimed? Or were Scudder and Odom simply unconventional victims in a deeply intolerant time?It's a case filled with shocking details, cultural complexities, and moral gray areas—and one that hits very close to home for Brian in more ways than one.

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Year(s) Discussed: 1789-2025 In this episode, I talk with Dan Scudder about his magazine, Presidents for Kids, and his work in educating the next generation about US presidential history. More information can be found on the website at https://www.presidenciespodcast.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a textSpecial Guest:Chelsea Steinauer-Scudder, Author of Mother, Creature, Kin: What We Learn from Nature's Mothers in a Time of UnravelingQuestion of the Week:What does it mean to be a mother in this current time of climate crisis and environmental danger? What can we as humans learn from nature and animals about what it means to be a mother in this trying time?Mother, Creature, Kin: What We Learn from Nature's Mothers in a Time of UnravelingChelsea's WebsiteFor Listening Guides, click here!Got a question for us? Send them to faithpodcast@pcusa.org! A Matter of Faith website

This episode features Chelsea Steinauer-Scudder, a writer at the confluence of relationship to place with experiences of the sacred. She has a masters of theological studies from Harvard Divinity School, and she's worked as a staff writer and editor for Emergence Magazine. Her writings have been published in numerous venues. We talk about her personal and professional journey into the intersection of religion and ecology, particularly with reference to her new book, Mother, Creature, Kin: What We Learn from Nature's Mothers in a Time of Unraveling (Broadleaf Books, 2025). From microbes to megafauna and everything in between, the natural world is full of lessons about care, kinship, and mothering, lessons that ca provide support during our transitional time.

Kendall Scudder was elected to succeed Gilberto Hinojosa as the first new Chair of the Texas Democratic Party since the latter's election in 2012 on Saturday, winning an outright majority in the first round of voting from the members of the State Democratic Executive Committee in Austin. This pod features our first talk with Scudder, just minutes after his election was confirmed, and takes from a handful of key players who were present at the event.Coverage from the Texas Tribune: https://www.texastribune.org/2025/03/29/texas-democrats-party-chair/Thanks for listening! Learn more about Progress Texas and how you can help support our ongoing work at https://progresstexas.org/.

Traci Scudder is a solo practitioner based outside of Washington, D.C., specializing in land use and zoning, particularly real estate development law. She has built a strong reputation for providing flexible, client-focused legal services in a highly niche field of law. We're going to explore what sets her apart, the challenges of navigating zoning law, and the importance of resilience in the legal field. Let's dive in! Here's a Glimpse of What You'll Learn 0:00 Preview - The Business Zoning Blues 1:07 Introduction 2:54 Traci's Start in Zoning Law 5:18 The Path Not Taken 6:45 Traci's Differentiators 8:11 Location, Location… 10:25 Zoning Law Misconceptions 12:49 The Business Zoning Blues 17:29 When Traci Went Solo 20:57 A Country Girl in the City 22:54 The Promise 25:15 The Announcement Traci, with all her years of experience, brings a level of sophistication and professionalism to her field of law. That's not to ignore her commitment to fair and compassionate treatment for her clients. When you work with Traci, you're working with a powerhouse who can get things done and get your real estate zoning issues resolved. She explains to Tom that zoning can be a long-term process, so it only makes sense you work with a lawyer you respect and appreciate. You will get that exact experience with Traci. Step forward in life by contacting her about your real estate legal needs today. Speakers Featured in This Episode - Tom Foster of Foster Web Marketing- Traci Scudder of Rees Broome This episode is brought to you by Foster Web Marketing. Foster Web Marketing is dedicated to providing cutting-edge, highly customizable marketing and strategic solutions specifically designed for law firms and medical practices. Our award-winning marketing and systems solutions are what set us apart from everyone else.

1 Eraserhead - life is a mystery (forze) 2 Chill fm - shocker (M8) 3 Rave nation - going crazy (forze) 4 Lord of hardcore - work that sukka (screwdriver) 5 Ni cad - brainwash (sound asylum) 6 Bass x - hardcore creators (screwdriver) 7 Bass x - exterminate (shoop) 8 Forbes + cyclone - full force (screwdriver) 9 Scudder - wheres my money (bass generator) 10 Bass generator - the event (bass generator) 11 Scudder - kiss my ass seduction (bass generator) 12 Science rhythm - recall (bass generator) 13 Marc smith - pump up the noise (club scene) 14 Mr brown - pump up the bass (twisted vinyl) 15 Diss reaction - jiiieehaaaa (ruff neck) 16 Lenny dee v edge - silence of eternity (edge records) 17 Neurotek - cocaine (bass generator)

Quint Kessenich sits down with Lehigh Men's Lacrosse Head Coach Will Scudder to break down the upcoming 2025 season and the challenges of coaching at the college level.

This episode features Andrew B. Peitzman, MD, FACS, a trauma surgeon from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, who delivered the Scudder Oration on Trauma at Clinical Congress 2024. In his lecture, “Major Hepatic Injury: We Can Do Better,” Dr. Peitzman talks about the need for trauma and liver surgeons to collaborate to treat these uncommon injuries that have seen a patient survival plateau for decades. Talk about the podcast on social media using the hashtag #HouseofSurgery

This podcast recounts the accidental invention of the potato chip by chef George Crum in 1853, who created them to satisfy a demanding customer. It then details the significant contributions of Laura Scudder, a California entrepreneur, who revolutionized the potato chip industry by introducing sealed bags to maintain freshness and extending the product's shelf life. Scudder's innovations, including dating the bags, transformed potato chips from a niche product into a mass-market staple. The narrative highlights the evolution of potato chip production and packaging, from its humble beginnings to its billion-dollar global industry status today.

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James Scudder has a big personality and even bigger goals! In this episode I chat with a relatively new MSP owner seeing some great growth from a few very important initiatives. He discusses what he's doing, lessons along the way, and his ambition plans for 2025! Talking with MSPs and members are some of my favorite episodes. I always learn something new. I hope you do too!

In this podcast episode, Dawn Tiura interviews Sarah Scudder about her upcoming workshop, "How to Build Your Brand and Bullet Proof Your Career Using LinkedIn," taking place at the Global Executive Summit on October 7th in Palm Desert, CA.  Sarah shares her expertise on how to optimize your LinkedIn profile, create engaging content, and leverage the platform to generate business and career opportunities. She emphasizes the importance of having a clear messaging pillar and personal storytelling in your content. Join Sarah Scudder on October 7th at the Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort and Spa in Palm Desert, CA.

Last week we released Aloha ‘Āina, the second film in our Shifting Landscapes documentary film series, which tells the story of how acclaimed Native Hawaiian poet Jamaica Heolimeleikalani Osorio brought her poetry and love of the land to the forefront of the movement to protect the sacred Mauna Kea from the construction of a thirty-meter telescope. To complement the film, we're returning to an investigative story we published several years ago when moves to begin construction first ignited protest at the foot of the mountain. Written by Chelsea Steinauer-Scudder, this story—rich with the voices and chants of Mauna Kea land protectors—traces the collision of values that continues to play out on the mountain, giving a depth of context to the promise of guardianship maintained by the Kanaka Maoli community. Read the transcript. Watch the film Aloha ‘Āina, by Adam Loften and Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee, the first in our four-part Shifting Landscapes documentary film series. Photo by Kapulei Flores. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

God has called Ida to start a medical school! Will the school be able to overcome the challenges it faces? Tune in with Piper, Logan, and Uncle Mike for the conclusion of Ida Scudder's story. Uniting kids with the good news of the Gospel through adventures and foundational, biblical truths. Subscribe to the U-Nite Radio Podcast, so you don't miss any of our episodes!

Dr. Ida Scudder faces many challenges as a missionary doctor. How will God help Ida overcome the challenges? Uniting kids with the good news of the Gospel through adventures and foundational, biblical truths. Subscribe to the U-Nite Radio Podcast, so you don't miss any of our episodes!

Uniting kids with the good news of the Gospel through adventures and foundational, biblical truths. Subscribe to the U-Nite Radio Podcast, so you don't miss any of our episodes!

Ida unexpectedly returns to India, but is determined to return to America. However, late one night, three knocks at the door force Ida to reconsider her plans. Uniting kids with the good news of the Gospel through adventures and foundational, biblical truths. Subscribe to the U-Nite Radio Podcast, so you don't miss any of our episodes!

Many kids think about what they'll be when they grow up. But young Ida Scudder thought about what she did not want to be when she grew up. Uniting kids with the good news of the Gospel through adventures and foundational, biblical truths. Subscribe to the U-Nite Radio Podcast, so you don't miss any of our episodes!

This episode features Edward E. Cornwell, MD, FACS, a trauma surgeon from Washington, DC, who delivered the Scudder Oration on Trauma at Clinical Congress 2023. In his lecture, “Trauma Care: The Vehicle, the Barometer, the Original Yardstick for Equal Care in America,” Dr. Cornwell uses some historically significant cases to describe how trauma surgery has the unique power to transcend barriers.  Talk about the podcast on social media using the hashtag #HouseofSurgery 

Tony Reinke | How should Christians orient toward technology? Should we ignore it, embrace it, be suspicious of it, or shun it altogether?

We follow Hannay deep into the Scottish countryside where he seeks respite from his mini-escapee adventures at an inn. The men Scudder warned Hannay about, however, are hot on Hannay's trail and closing in fast. 0:00 - intro 1:05 - Dramatic Reading of The Thirty-Nine Steps Ch. 3 Pt 2 17:41  - A (not so) brief discussion The Thirty-Nine Steps by John Buchan (1915) https://gutenberg.org/cache/epub/558/pg558-images.html#chap03 This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org Credit to https://www.FesliyanStudios.com for the background music. Credit to https://www.soundjay.com/ for the sound effects Podcast Photo P/C: https://www.pexels.com/@luan-oosthuizen-823430/collections/

On this episode of Anchored, Kimberly is joined by Sarah Scudder and Angel Parham, co-founders of the Nyansa Classical Community. The three explore the need for classical education in communities where it does not typically exist. They also talk about success stories in which children found joy and support in their after-school and homeschool programs. Finally, they look at the ministry side of their outreach that equips parents, college students, and churches to serve their community through education. 

Hannay reluctantly plots his course for survival, takes the mantle of espionage from Scudder, and disguises himself as none other than a milkman (and potential dairy/cattle farmer?) to begin his glorious journey! 0:00 - intro 1:16 - Dramatic Reading of The Thirty-Nine Steps Ch. 2 16:29  - A (not so) brief discussion The Thirty-Nine Steps by John Buchan (1915) https://gutenberg.org/cache/epub/558/pg558-images.html#chap02 This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org https://livestockconservancy.org/heritage-breeds/heritage-breeds-list/belted-galloway-cattle/ https://www.thebettermilk.com/blogs/news/the-traditional-history-of-the-milkman Credit to https://www.FesliyanStudios.com for the background music. Credit to https://www.soundjay.com/ for the sound effects Podcast Photo P/C: https://www.pexels.com/@luan-oosthuizen-823430/collections/

Scudder takes a stab at convincing Hannay that he is as dead as he says he is. Scudder passes along information to Hannay vital to the survival of Karolides. 0:00 - intro 3:47 - Dramatic Reading of The Thirty-Nine Steps Ch. 1 Pt. 2 17:39  - A (not so) brief discussion The Thirty-Nine Steps by John Buchan (1915) https://gutenberg.org/cache/epub/558/pg558-images.html#chap01 This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org Credit to https://www.FesliyanStudios.com for the background music. Credit to https://www.soundjay.com/ for the sound effects Podcast Photo P/C: https://www.pexels.com/@luan-oosthuizen-823430/collections/

In this episode, Gary talks with Pete Scudder, owner of Scudder Roofing in Marino, CA. Pete talks about how he got his start in the industry at 18 years old and launched his own company at 24. With a family to feed, Pete talks about what it took to get his business off the ground, how he learned to become a strong business leader, and how he successfully scaled his business to a $29M roofing and solar business. Pete has some great advice for listeners and his messages will be powerful for all of those who listen to this episode.

SourceDay's CMO, Sarah Scudder, joins Coruzant Technologies for the Digital Executive podcast.  Sarah shares her unconventional journey into the supply chain and marketing world, starting with a serendipitous switch from fashion to procurement. Emphasizing the importance of controlling one's career destiny, she reflects on her bold decision to opt for a commission-based salary in sales, a move that led her to significant financial success.Sarah's innovative approach to marketing, especially through LinkedIn, highlights her belief in personal branding and creating an inbound motion for businesses. She credits her success to understanding her audience and delivering resonant content, thus educating the market at scale. Additionally, Sarah discusses her podcast, "What the Duck," which targets a niche audience in the supply chain sector, emphasizing the value of specialized content in a world overflowing with generalist media.

Pastor Jim Scudder Jr. discusses the upcoming Christmas pageant at Quentin Road Baptist Church in Lake Zurich, Illinois. He shares the excitement and popularity of the pageant, which features angels, Gabriel, and even a walking camel. Pastor Jim also mentions a ticket giveaway for listeners of the radio station. He then talks about his recent trip to Israel and the heartbreaking events he witnessed there. He emphasizes the importance of standing for Israel and shares a powerful story of a menorah made from Hamas rockets. Pastor Jim encourages listeners to turn up the lights and share the light of Jesus during this Christmas season. Hear Pastor Jim's radio program, InGrace, on AM1160 and streaming at 1160hope.com every weekday at 10am. Takeaways: The Christmas pageant at Quinton Road Baptist Church is a popular and exciting event, featuring angels, Gabriel, and a walking camel. Listeners have the opportunity to enter a ticket giveaway for the pageant. Pastor Jim Scudder Jr. recently visited Israel and witnessed the heartbreaking events happening there. He emphasizes the importance of standing for Israel and shares a powerful story of a menorah made from Hamas rockets. Follow The Common Good on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Hosted by Aubrey Sampson and Brian From Produced by Laura Finch and Keith ConradSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, I am joined by Kat Scudder, a sales executive and currently the VP of Ad Sales for Nexstar Media Group, and we dive deep into her  remarkable career path, where she worked her way up the ladder as a single mother and thrived in the fiercely competitive world of sales. We explore proven techniques to elevate your sales skills and uncover the surprising parallels between successful sales strategies and the job search process. Kat also sheds light on the essential art of self-marketing for job seekers. Kat also graciously provides her valuable recommendations for books and newsletters, offering listeners essential resources to enhance their sales abilities and accelerate their career.  

This week, we've adapted the interactive multimedia feature “They Carry Us With Them: The Great Tree Migration” for our podcast. Written by Chelsea Steinauer-Scudder, this story delves into changing patterns of tree migration in Maine, tracing the threats faced by black ash forests. As she follows two Wabanaki black ash basketmakers grappling with the arrival of an invasive beetle, Chelsea asks what is at stake as these forests struggle, change, and depart in their search for survival. Explore the multimedia feature. Learn more about our upcoming immersive exhibition in London this December. Reserve your free tickets to SHIFTING LANDSCAPES. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jamie-Lynn Sigler & Natalya Scudder join host Andy Cohen. Listen to lively debates on everything from the latest drama surrounding your favorite Bravolebrities to what celebrity is making headlines that week live from the WWHL clubhouse.Aired on 09/25/23Binge all your favorite Bravo shows with the Bravo app: bravotv.com/getbravoSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

How do words shape our world? In this week's narrated essay, writer Chelsea Steinauer-Scudder visits the wind-sculpted dunes of Nebraska's Sandhills, considering the prophecies that collided across the American Great Plains in the nineteenth century. Tracing the histories of violence, conquest, and degradation that have played out there, Chelsea locates the points at which human and wilderness were separated. Wondering what words, what prophetic voices are needed to guide us out of an entrenched dualism, she calls us to remember that we have always been intimately linked with the cycles of our ecosystems. Read this essay on our website. Explore more stories from Shifting Landscapes, our fourth print volume. Sign up for our newsletter to hear more stories as they are released each week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Grasshopper mice are small but fierce. They howl like wolves, stalk their prey like cats, and finish up with a quick face clean. These solitary animals like to live life dangerously and enjoy even venomous meals. Photos and more are at our site. Primary Sources: Grasshopper Mouse Hunting and Howling [YouTube] Animal Diversity Web. Regents of the University of Michigan. USDA Bulletin: Life History and Habits of Grass-hopper mice, genus Onychomys. (1939). [PDF] Richardson, D., Karczmar, A. G., & Scudder, C. L. (1972). Intergeneric behavioral differences among methamphetamine treated mice. Psychopharmacologia, 25(4), 347–375. Tracey Switek. Onychomys: Tiny Terror of the Western Deserts. Contact: Website Facebook Twitter TikTok info@grasslandgroupies.org Support us: Bonfire Merch Store Or donate: Donorbox

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Rock Solid Families -  Ep 238 -  Identity in Christ Alone - Welcoming Meredith Scudder to the RSF TeamMeredith Scudder - Assistant Director and Coach at Rock “What I'm seeing a lot of the youth struggle with is identity. And they're not going to know their identity until they know Christ,” explains Meredith Scudder, the new Assistant Director and faith-based coach at Rock Solid Families. Meredith chose to get a Masters in Social Work after seeing firsthand the challenges facing elementary school students in special education. When God led her to take a position in the wilderness of Wisconsin, she expected to arrive to find her dream job. What she found instead was a new path and a transformed heart. Today, co-hosts Merrill and Linda Hutchinson welcome Meredith to the Rock Solid Families family and talk about her career journey, her experiences working with healing trauma in adolescents, and the importance of centering healing on the foundation of a strong relationship with God.It is difficult for teachers and counselors in non-faith based programs because they are restricted from incorporating their faith into their work. For Meredith, even when all other aspects of her job in Wisconsin made it seem like a ‘dream job', it always felt like a major piece was missing from the puzzle. She saw many children struggling with issues of identity that were translating into problems behaviorally, emotionally, and academically. Without being able to help these students find their identity in Christ, Meredith was at a loss for how to truly get to the root of their trauma. Instead, she was seeing the traditional method for healing trauma be to offer symptom management rather than actually seeking and addressing the root cause. Faith-based counseling offers a level of healing that non-faith based modalities are unable to achieve because they are leaving a major piece of the puzzle out of the equation. Trauma is subjective and looks different for everyone, so it is critical to seek out the root cause rather than only focusing on treating the symptoms. Forming a strong relationship with God and seeking your identity in Christ will help you to heal the root of trauma.Quotes“It felt like we were just kind of managing the symptoms. And there seemed to be a deeper rooted problem that wasn't being addressed.” (8:34-8:44 | Meredith)“Trauma looks a lot of different ways, and it's subjective.” (10:42-10:47 | Meredith)“I thought He was taking me there for my dream job, and to advance my career. And turns out, He was taking me there for my own wilderness experience, to renew my mind, and transform my heart.” (12:15-12:31 | Meredith)“What I'm seeing a lot of the youth struggle with is identity. And they're not going to know their identity until they know Christ.” (19:16-19:28 | Meredith) “We see teachers and counselors all the time that talk about how restricted they feel by not being able to bring the way of God or Christ into their daily work.” (21:26-21:40 | Merrill)“There's licensed therapy out there that is, I believe, doing more harm than good with some of our girls and really reaffirming some of these lies that the enemy has planted in their mind.” (29:52-30:04 | Linda) LinksYouTube: https://youtu.be/9WFpyeq4yLMPodcast : https://www.buzzsprout.com/636718/12836874-rock-solid-familieSupport the show

In this episode I sat down with Greyson Scudder, a Senior Media Buying Specialist at Barkley, to discuss how media buying works, how AI will disrupt media buying, data privacy, and more.  Watch this episode on YouTube! Join the discussion below!  Twitter          |          LinkedIn   Have questions about Marketing Analytics? Email Alex at alexandersofronas@gmail.com   All view are our own.

In 1977, Charles Scudder and Joseph Odom left Chicago to build a dream home in rural North Georgia. Five years later, the gay couple were robbed and murdered in their home. The story sparked a media frenzy, revealing widespread paranoia about the Satanic Church and homosexuality. We dig into the case with B.T. Harman, writer and host of the historical crime podcast "Catlick."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Babylon is finally upon us. Will it swallow us whole as Lodz warned or will we just have a nice time with the creepy bartender? Only time will tell. (No it won't, leave immediately). Produced by Kristen Riley and Daive Reed Edited by Daive Reed Thanks for being here and if you enjoyed the episode, please rate, review, and subscribe. Or, even easier, tell people about us! It really helps us out.  Find us on Twitter and Instagram @CastFiles We also auto-post on YouTube, if that's your streaming service of choice, or if you like closed captions.  And finally, email us at TheRotatingCastFiles@gmail.com   Content Warnings: Death, adult themes --------- “...And on her forehead, a name was written, a mystery. ‘Babylon the great, the mother of harlots and of the abominations of the earth…” The carnival rolls into Babylon, a tapped-out silver-mining town with a luckless history - and few visible inhabitants. Samson looks to raise morale by treating the troupe to a night at a local car in town, while Sofie and Libby take in a film. Finally, a group of restless miners arrives just in time for the evening cooch show - and the latest tragedy to befall Carnivale.    We open with Justin squatting and praying in the wreckage of the ministry/orphanage. In his prayer, he mentions Babylon as we fade to a man walking down the road as the carnival approaches. Jonesy and Samson stop to talk to the guy and it's apparent something is amiss.  The roadman has an Irish accent and Samson asks if he's from Babylon. He looks taken aback but reconsiders and says yes. Jonesy tells him there's nothing behind them but 50 miles of sand and sidewinders, which is the way the man is headed. He asks if they're a carnival and when they confirm he says they've been waiting for them for a long time. Samson asks “how's that?” but he just smiles and walks off.  Welcome to Babylon. We should not stop here even for a moment.  Rita Sue being Rita Sue hollers “hey handsome” at him as they pass.  The carnival arrives in Babylon and it's clear that no one is happy about being there. Dora Mae says Rita Sue says Babylon is cursed. Ruthie says it's just a place. Gecko counters with “just a place no other carnival will play.” Samson tells them to set up, but Rita Sue rightly points out there's no one around for them to play to. He counters that if that were true they wouldn't be here, would they?  Immediately Samson goes to confront Management about why they're there. He demands management tell him something he can share with the crew, but management is silent.  Jonesy and his crew are setting up. Gecko is begging to stop by El Paso, which isn't going to happen apparently. The crew is telling Jonesy they're going to wire to another show for work and Jonesy calls them some 1930s name that showcases how little he cares. Ben's working, but sees Lodz's trailer and beelines it past Jonesy to the trailer. It's like he was pulled to it. Lodz is shaking in his bed. They call it “the clangs”.  “You have an infallible, if irritating, gift for stating the obvious.” Ruthie breaks it up by telling Ben to go back to work. She calls Lodz on his bullshit and threatens him if he keeps messing with Ben. “I will tear your pecker off like a piece of French bread.” Sofie argues with Apollonia over her recent sexual encounter during the dust storm. Sofie says she liked it, liked the way he held her. Which, I saw that scene, did not occur. Apollonia warns or threatens or suggests she might be pregnant. Sofie says he didn't knock her up because that only happens in dime novels. Wouldn't that be great if true? But, of course, now she's worried that she may be pregnant.  Fortunately, when Sofie leaves the trailer she sees the Dreyfuss women practicing. They're also bickering because everyone is on edge and that's what you do with families. Also fortunate, as Sofie approaches Dora Mea storms off and Rita Sue is distracted by Stumpy hanging a torn banner.  It's obvious these two don't spend much time together when Sofie decides to sit and stay for a cigarette. Sofie asks Libby how you can tell if you're pregnant which leads to the discovery that no one knows but at least Libby tells Sofie to require a rubber next time. I don't think Sofie knows what that looks like or where to get them, but maybe she and Libby will be best friends and Sofie can learn.  Dora Mea shocks the hell out of Ben while he's shaving, even going so far as to lean in for a kiss. It's obvious he's the most fun to play with since he's the new guy and a prude.  a person who is or claims to be easily shocked by matters relating to sex or nudity.: "the sex was so ambiguous and romantic that none but a prude could find it objectionable". synonyms: puritan, prig, killjoy, moral zealot/fanatic, moralist, Mrs. Grundy, Grundy, old maid, schoolmarm, pietist, Victorian, priggish person, bluenose, goody-goody, goody two shoes, holy Joe, holy Willie, Miss Prim Jonesy is still furious with Samson but they haven't discussed it, even on that 50 miles of sun and dirt drive, but Jonesy tells Samson he needs to do something now or people will start leaving. So, in an effort to prevent many of the rousties from deserting, Samson takes them out on the town for the night. Unfortunately, what that means is one nearly abandoned bar with the man from the road as a bartender. When Samson says, looks like you didn't make it out of town, he cryptically responds, never does.  Rather than go to the bar, Sofie and Libby dress up for a night at the movies. They approach the theater but it appears closed. Sofie, reluctant to turn back yet, suggest they may be early. Inside, they find a small counter with candy. As Sofie reaches for a few bars another creepy man appears from around the corner and catches them. Libby distracts him so Sofie can steal the candy. He confirms they're with the carnival before putting on a silent movie.  As the movie plays they talk about sex. The man is watching and listening.  At the bar, there's actually music now so everyone is dancing. Dora Mae is flirting with the bartender who says the town doesn't come in here. Everyone's dancing and having a good time, Libby and Sofie arrive after the movie to join in. Ben is getting annihilated at a table by himself until Ruthie asks if he wants to dance. Jonesy is also sitting alone, watching.  The creepy as fuck townsmen with lust in their eyes are being goddamn creeps. As the night carries on and slow dancing starts Libby and Sofie are still dancing. Jonesy asks to cut in. It's a gut-wrenching scene. Libby is amazing though, she knows the cues and as she politely brushes Jonesy off with a smile she also dances Sofie's back to him. Jonesy wanders to the bathroom. Ben stumbles in.  “You can go to hell.” “Where do you think we are, farm boy?” Ben stumbles off alone into the dark. Tensions are still high in the morning.  No one seems to notice Ben's absence the next morning, except for Ruthie. When Lodz learns of it, he employs Lila to take him on an undisclosed errand. Cut to Sofie, Libby, and Dora Mea at the breakfast table. We learn Libby “fell off the roof” so the blow-off is all Dora Mea's tonight. Apollonia is butting in as Libby and Sofie enjoy each other and Sofie has to run off.  Now Ben, who has apparently just woken up in total darkness, flicks his Zippo to discover that he's in an abandoned and seemingly sealed-off mine shaft in the Babylon mine. It's reminiscent of Justin's vision trip he played on Iris's last episode. Soft hands, hard rock.  Night falls -  Meanwhile, Lodz sits alone outside in the wilderness at night, and he may or may not be able to hear Ben screaming for help. The carnival opens for evening business. At first, there's no one. Samson says to Jonesy, give it time. Jonesy makes a snide remark about management. “What kind of spider crawled up your ass?” Then we hear a horse or horses pull up and see lanterns in the distance. This. Is. Bad. The horses are the only thing making any noise.  The crowd that descends on the carnival is extremely large and composed almost entirely of sullen-faced, grey-suited, dirty miners.  Samson is unnerved and tells Stumpy to cancel Dora Mae's blow-off (i.e. she keeps her panties on). It's a full house so Stumpy wants to do the blow-off because that tends to mean more tips. As the show continues we hear some men saying things so we know they aren't ghosts or whatever.  Jonesy is out at the Ferris wheel. When two filthy men get into his cart he asks for their tickets. When they don't give them up, but the rest of the folks are hollering to get started, he refuses to lock them in and instead holds the accelerator to as fast as it will go. Hilarious if I didn't fully expect this thing to fall apart at some point.  Sofie is reading the Tarot cards for her mother. The miner wants to know when he'll hit high dirt. Sofie does the thing where she tells him the cards are unclear rather than whatever Apollonia actually said, which was probably “he's fucked”, so the miner gets up to leave but Apollonia has Sofie ask the miner if he knows the name "Scudder." The miner does and relates that Scudder worked the mine several years prior and that Scudder had killed Carl Butridge with a pickaxe. Apollonia declines to explain the incident or its relevance to her daughter. Down in the mine shaft, Ben has stumbled across a pickaxe, just as Scudder, dressed as a miner, comes round the corner. Scudder is silent. Ben chases him, finally getting him to stop when he yells, “I know who you are.” Scudder replies, “but do you know what that means?”  In light of Ben's silence, Scudder sets off down the tunnel. Ben can't keep up, and soon collapses when he finds the lifeless body of Carl Butridge, pickaxe still lodged in his chest. Back at the cooch show, Rita Sue is unconvinced about Samson's warning. She says they've worked tougher crowds and has Stumpy call for the men who will pay an extra $0.50 to see the final show. Dora Mae is going to do the blowoff. Both the Babylon barkeeper and the local projectionist are in the crowd. We hover on Stumpy as he watches the crowd go through the second curtain. He looks uncertain, but it's tough to say whether this is because he believes Samson or because he's watching for Samson so they don't get caught.  Back at the Ferris wheel, Jonesy proceeds to get drunk while those original minors are still flying around and around. Someone yells “you wanna fight?” or something which is rich because they are literally at his mercy. Miners on the ground end up beating to snot out of Jonesy as another person stops the wheel.  Samson arrives and breaks up the fight, then tells Jonesy to leave since they had a deal. (He wasn't supposed to drink on the job). Jonesy stumbles off into the dark.  Dora Mae is in the middle of her blow-off - Stumpy and Rita Sue standing by - A full-blown handstand, are you kidding me? Impressive.  As she lands out of her handstand the miners rush the stage, grabbing her and dragging her toward them. She's terrified and calls out, “Daddy!” Stumpy rushes to help her and she runs off the back of the stage as the tent collapses. Dora Mae is cut on the way out.  Next, we see her she's outside a tent, in a robe, hyperventilating. That must have been terrifying. Rita Sue stands silently by while Stumpy brings her ointment to keep it front getting puss-y, which is a very hard word to write down… Dora Mea thanks him and Rita Sue appears to be fighting grief, guilt, and anger but remaining silent. Dora Mea looks up toward the camera like she's looking toward someone just as Rita Sue slips around the tent after Stumpy, leaving her alone. Back to Ben, the least interesting storyline in this episode. He's still in his cave.  Ben has relit his Zippo and discovered a series of letters carved in the wooden beams supporting the mine: AVATARAVATARAVATAR. He copies "TARAVATARA" onto his arm in charcoal.  Ben takes Burtridge's headlamp, lights it, and sets off in search of Scudder. Get ready: Jonesy, staggering up the hillside outside of the carnival, comes across a tree and we can see legs dangling from it. It's Dora Mea, you can see her shoes with the little heel and the white ankle socks. You can also see the blood from her cut - if not additional trauma - has run all the way down her legs to her socks.  Jonesy pauses, slowly looking up at her face. He vomits. Next, we see him stumbling through the carnival carrying Dora Mae. Ruthie sees him and tells him to lay her down “over here” while laying out her jacket for him to put her on.  Rita Sue notices and runs over. Screaming only the screams of someone experiencing a part of themselves actually dying.  Dora Mea's throat was cut and the word "Harlot" was carved into her forehead. We hear Brother Justin saying over the scene: “...And on her forehead, a name was written, a mystery. ‘Babylon the great, the mother of harlots and of the abominations of the earth…” SONG: The World Is a Beautiful Place and I Am No Longer Afraid to Die, “January 10th, 2014” (2015) Championing female vigilantism in a world rife with male violence, “January 10, 2014” is a rogue entry to the emo canon, centered on women but not from the vantage point of the male gaze. It brings together two stories: The first is the true story of Diana, Hunter of Bus Drivers, who murdered two late-night shuttle-bus drivers in response to decades of sexual violence on the women of Juárez, Mexico, due to the indifference of the police. The second is Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt – a protective force associated with, among other things, wild animals, woodland, the underworld, fertility, and childbirth. It's an ambitious concept but, in its own idealistic way, rewrites a common narrative — both within emo and the world at large — that seeks to confine women to one of two categories: “victim” or “evil.” By contrast, “January 10th, 2014” holds women up as beacons of bravery and strength and vigilante action as worthy of thanks. While it feels fairly deflating that the examples chosen are ones of abject desperation and myth, it works within the utopian framework of the song, whose soaring post-rock-influenced landscape communicates its vision better from within clouds. However, what really elevates “January 10, 2014” are the dueling vocals and the passing of the most affecting lines — “Are you afraid of me now?” — to keyboardist Katie Shanholtzer-Dvorak, which brings a much-needed sense of agency to a genre that often deprives women of it whether it means to or not. —Emma Garland  

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