Podcasts about second summer

Trevor Fung is a true pioneer of the UK dance scene whose open-minded approach to music helped spark a movement that transformed global club culture. From the golden glow of Amnesia in Ibiza to the raw energy of Rage in London, Trevor has never followed trends - he's set them. Though often described as one of the scene's unsung heroes, his early influence was pivotal in inspiring the Second Summer of Love, leaving a lasting impact on dance music. Now in his fifth decade as a DJ, Trevor continues to share his spirit of discovery with new generations around the world, solidifying his status as a true original.FOLLOW US Instagram: @houseculturenetSpotify: House Culture - Perfect PlaylistYouTube: @houseculturenet|| Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/houseculture. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the second summer in a row, kids in Durham will not be able to enjoy some of the city's biggest parks. It comes 2.5 years after Duke researchers discovered "alarmingly high" levels of lead in the soil there. WRAL Investigates' Sarah Krueger is asking officials when the parks will reopen, how much it'll cost, and where they'll find the money.

Rave Stabs WAV DiSCOVER | 01 November 2020 | 595 MB Three decades since the Second Summer of Love was in full swing, pay homage to rave culture’s heritage with […]

Ugh- second summer is upon the farm...  Temps in the 80's once again and drought..  Dry, dusty drought...Walnuts getting picked up from the yard- the bumper crop that keeps giving.  Prices are down to $12/100 lbs "after" the nuts have gone through the huller/dehusker machine.  Pffffff.....Goats are fine, garden winding down.  Acorn needs to plant the garlic but it is so danged warm!  Blind Hog is about over his cold he had this week, now Acorn has a bit of sore throat.  What comes around goes around...Good news is that the finish mower is hooked onto the tractor- need new back wheels/tires but fingers crossed!  So far, so good!

At the table this week, the fellas discussed: (4:53) What is an animal you wish we had domesticated instead of dogs? (13:27) What is one “you had to be there” moment you look forward to explaining to your kids? (21:15) Which Nickelodeon GAS show would you want to be on? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theblt/support

Welcome back to another episode of The Criminal Connection Podcast.Today, The Podfather welcomes Andy Swallow, one of the most important street culture influencers that you've never heard of.Hear all about Andy's life, from being founding part of West Ham United's Hooligan Firm, The Inter City Firm, to his days running Centreforce Radio, a pirate radio station that was instrumental during the Second Summer of Love period of acid house and rave music culture in the UK.Now sit back and enjoy the show.Big thank you to our sponsors:HDB Services - www.hdbservices.co.ukiME - https://i-me.tech/Marc Oliver Bespoke Tailoring - https://marcoliver.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=criminalVIP Security Services - https://www.vipsecurityservices.co.uk/ - 10% discount code for all services purchased using code VIPCCP24Wyldecrest Events - https://wyldecrestevents.com/?ref=criminalconnectionpodcast - 5% discount code for all services purchased using code CCP5OFF Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Podcast #698 has its nose in everybody's business including Ramones, The Sleazoids, New Race, Soul Asylum, Las Nubes, Remorsefully Numb, Throw That Beat In The Garbagecan!, Swiftumz, & The Second Summer.

*Note that there's a swear in this episode in case you have little people around. Also Kate's sound quality is a bit warbly at times but doesn't hinder the conversation.I'm delighted to welcome my first guest to the podcast! Kate Codrington is a mentor, author, speaker, facilitator, artist and podcaster. She's the author of Second Spring: the self-care guide to menopause, and her second book, The Perimenopause Journal, will be out September 2024 (Find her full bio here.) Kate and I had a conversation about this season's theme "Old stories. New possibilities."Kate shares about the season she's in as, at 58 yo, she moves closer to Second Summer. She shares what this feels like in her body, life, and work of this season. We also talk about staying in discomfort and how the work of this season prepares us for what's next.She shares her observation that in the wellness industry or those of us working online often feel pressure to project an idealized version of life and self.She shares about her current growth edge which is having courage to trust in the liminal spaces. And also allowing her insides (or her full inner truth/Self) a more honest expression in conversation and community.and more!LINKS/RESOURCESKate's Free resource library: https://mailchi.mp/a8a0fa08678a/resource-library Kate's Website: https://www.katecodrington.co.uk/ Kate on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kate_codrington/ Support the podcast: https://buymeacoffee.com/alifeinprogress

Between 1988 and 1994, the UK scrambled to make sense of acid house, with its radical new sounds, new drugs and new ways of partying. In a recent piece for the paper, Chal Ravens considers a reappraisal of the origins and political ramifications of the Second Summer of Love. She joins Tom to unpack the social currents channelled through the free party scene and the long history of countercultural ‘collective festivity' in England.Read more, and listen ad free, on the LRB website: lrb.me/acidhousepod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to our first SheerLuxe Middle East podcast. Here, our founder Georgie Coleridge Cole is joined by SL contributor Tamara Jabi, Carmel Harrison, stylist and co-founder of Second Summer, and Reem Kanj, the co-founder of Ego & East – to talk about personal style, regional brands, where they're eating out and what they're watching. Plus, they discuss their beauty discoveries, and where to visit this year.AD | British Airwayshttps://www.britishairways.com/en-gb/destinations/middle-east Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Indian Summer aka Second Summer usuall occurs in November, but most folks associated it with warm weather in Autumn....But We haven't had a first killer frost yet...It gets colder this week!

What should you do on a beautiful "Second Summer" or "St. Martin's Summer" day in Chicago? Find out!

In today's story, Second Summer, Hillary overthinks her way to a coffee dateToday's prompt was based on the weather. October is my favorite time of year, yet fall is often interrupted by second summer, a time when hot sunny days return for one last gasp before the chill of fall fully sets in. As always, the story was written from the prompt, with no planning and very little editing. If you enjoy today's story, please share it with your friends and leave a review for Freely Written. Thank you!More about Susan QuiltySusan Quilty mainly writes novels, including two standalone novels and her current YA series: The Psychic Traveler Society.  Susan's short stories for Freely Written are created during quick writing breaks and shared as a way to practice her narration skills before she dives into recording audio versions of her novels.Website:  SusanQuilty.comFacebook: Freely WrittenThe Freely Written Book: Freely Written Vol. 1Freely Written merch: Bitter Lily Books ShopSupport the show

We're bringing back summer for a week. Every year it seems those warmer temperatures creep back in, some call it second summer. Right in between false fall and actual fall. MPR News Chief Meteorologist Paul Huttner joined MPR News host Cathy Wurzer. For the latest weather information, follow MPR News' Updraft blog.Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation.Subscribe to the Minnesota Now podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.   We attempt to make transcripts for Minnesota Now available the next business day after a broadcast. When ready they will appear here.

In this episode Matt and Chris explore board games with a nature theme and in doing so, discover how the nature of games is changing.   Jump to a specific section: 00:00  The Nature of Games 06:30 Parks 24:50 Herbaceous 35:00 Second Summer 43:05 Living Forest   Please remember to like and subscribe to the Escape Into Board Games podcast   Listen to the show:  http://escapeintoboardgames.com/ Join our Facebook community:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/escapeintoboardgames Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/escapeintoboardgames/ YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUEDSFl8opkv7_Pd0ECoeqQ TikTok:  https://www.tiktok.com/@escapeintoboardgames Send us an email:  escapeintoboardgames@gmail.com   Support the show at: Shirts and more: https://www.geekygoodies.com/escapeintoboardgames https://www.buymeacoffee.com/escapeintobgs     #EscapeIntoBoardGames #TheNatureOfGames #NatureGames #BoardGames #BoardGameReviews #BoardGamePodcast

I'm home from Summer on the East Coast, ready to begin Second Summer in Southern California (find out what this means). I talk about my big blue birthday party on Broadway and the surprise visitors who flew across the country. In this episode I welcome new listeners I met (in-person) in Boone, North Carolina through Laura McKowen's weekend retreat at Art of Living Center. I answer questions, discuss Fall Wise Circle Enrollment, and share ideas related to this juicy thought by Brianna Wiest: “Your new life is going to cost you your old one. It's going to cost you your comfort zone and your sense of direction. It's going to cost you relationships and friends. It's going to cost you being liked and understood. It doesn't matter. The people who are meant for you are going to meet you on the other side. You're going to build a new comfort zone around the things that actually move you forward. Instead of being liked, you're going to be loved. Instead of being understood, you're going to be seen. All you're going to lose is what was built for a person you no longer are. Let it go.” You don't want to miss an appearance by Harvey Rose (from one of our play sessions) and my new friend, Dharamjeev. She reads a Mary Oliver poem, ‘At Blackwater Pond', live from Beech Forest, during our visit to Provincetown, Massachusetts.

Blue Beetle posted an (almost) record low opening for the DCEU era. I break down the numbers, plus new records for Barbie and Oppenheimer, A24's sneaky summer hit, and more. Reclaim your health and arm your immune system with convenient, daily nutrition at https://DrinkAG1.com/DAN Go to https://TryFirstleaf.com/MURRELL to sign up and get your first SIX hand-curated bottles of wine for under $8 a bottle!

Here together are all four parts of the shows recently released, taking an entirely new approach to the fabled ‘second Summer of Love', the mainstream's own term for the emerging Acid House/ Rave scene of 1988. Guesting on this Roundtable discussion are Dom and Chris of Sheep Farm Studios, and Matt Sergiou of the Occult Beatles and Conspiro Media sites. Between us we ask questions that few, if any other researchers ever publicly have in 35 years, questioning whether that scene could have evolved organically, or whether it bears all the hallmarks of being yet another government/ military-sponsored social-engineering psy-op.Big thanks to Gregg Vardy for the video editing.*Musical Truth Volume 2, which contains two chapters on social-engineering through dance music culture, can be purchased here:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Musical-Truth-2-Mark-Devlin-ebook/dp/B07B3VS88J/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1HLN2LAAN1OU0&keywords=musical+truth+2&qid=1690534935&sprefix=musical+truth+2%2Caps%2C816&sr=8-1My Linktree - the one-stop shop for all my various platforms:https://linktr.ee/markdevlinDetails of all upcoming events are here:www.djmarkdevlin.com/events/For anyone who has found value in my work and would like to make a donation towards it being able to continue, you can do so at Buy Me A Coffee here:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/markdevlinOr, to make a direct donation via www.paypal.com, find me under the e-mail address markdevlinuk@gmail.com there.To order Root Wellness natural health/ immune boosting products as featured in a previous Good Vibrations episode:https://www.therootbrands.com/markdevlin

Here's the fourth and final episode in this series, taking an entirely new approach to the fabled ‘second Summer of Love', the mainstream's own term for the emerging Acid House/ Rave scene of 1988. Guesting on this Roundtable discussion are Dom and Chris of Sheep Farm Studios, and Matt Sergiou of the Occult Beatles and Conspiro Media sites. Between us we ask questions that few, if any other researchers ever publicly have in 35 years.Under discussion this time are … MDMA and LSD, Leo Zeff, Alexander Shulgin, George Merck, Dr. Henry A Murray, M.I.T., the Boston Group, the Unabomber, Timothy Leary, the Castalia Foundation, the Hacienda, Tony Wilson, New Order, Guy Debord, King Mob, Afrika Bambaataa, the Paradise Garage, Soft Cell, and a whole lot more.Big thanks to Gregg Vardy for the video editing.*Musical Truth Volume 2, which contains two chapters on social-engineering through dance music culture, can be purchased here:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Musical-Truth-2-Mark-Devlin-ebook/dp/B07B3VS88J/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1HLN2LAAN1OU0&keywords=musical+truth+2&qid=1690534935&sprefix=musical+truth+2%2Caps%2C816&sr=8-1My Linktree - the one-stop shop for all my various platforms:https://linktr.ee/markdevlinDetails of all upcoming events are here:www.djmarkdevlin.com/events/For anyone who has found value in my work and would like to make a donation towards it being able to continue, you can do so at Buy Me A Coffee here:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/markdevlinOr, to make a direct donation via www.paypal.com, find me under the e-mail address markdevlinuk@gmail.com there.To order Root Wellness natural health/ immune boosting products as featured in a previous Good Vibrations episode:https://www.therootbrands.com/markdevlin

For the video version:https://www.bitchute.com/video/f00kwcAZm2Pm/We're on the 35th anniversary of the fabled ‘second Summer of Love', which was the mainstream's own term for the emerging Acid House/ Rave scene of 1988. Guesting on this Roundtable discussion are Dom and Chris of Sheep Farm Studios, and Matt Sergiou of the Occult Beatles and Conspiro Media sites. In the third of four episodes which ask questions that few, if any other researchers ever have, we examine the alarming parallels between this scene and the 1960s hippie/ ‘counter culture' movement of 21 years previous. Under discussion this time are: Tony Colston Hayter and the Sunrise raves; the dubious background of his PR man Paul Staines; the Sun both “exposing” and endorsing “evil” Acid House … in the same edition!; the similarity between LSD being “exposed” by the media in the 60s and Ecstasy in the 80s; James Palumbo and the Ministry of Sound; the Leah Betts affair; the Rettenden murders; Channel 4's live ecstasy experiment; Carl Cox's vaccine endorsement; Fatboy Slim; David Guetta; worrying aspects of Paul van Dyk, and much more.Come back soon for the final episode in this series.Big thanks to Gregg Vardy for the video editing.*My Linktree - the one-stop shop for all my various platforms:https://linktr.ee/markdevlinDetails of all upcoming events are here:www.djmarkdevlin.com/events/For anyone who has found value in my work and would like to make a donation towards it being able to continue, you can do so at Buy Me A Coffee here:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/markdevlinOr, to make a direct donation via www.paypal.com, find me under the e-mail address markdevlinuk@gmail.com there.To order Root Wellness natural health/ immune boosting products as featured in a previous Good Vibrations episode:https://www.therootbrands.com/markdevlin

#pelicans #neworleanspelicans #pelicansnew #nbasummerleagueBig Q & DC recap the New Orleans Pelicans 2nd Summer league game in Los Vegas verses the Golden St Warriors.The New Orleans Pelicans defeat the Golden State Warriors, 94-86. Dereon Seabron led the way with 25 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists for the Pelicans, while Dyson Daniels added 17 points, 15 rebounds and 8 assists in the victory. Lester Quinones tallied 26 points and 4 3pt. FG for the Warriors, while Brandin Podziemski added 10 points, 9 rebounds and 10 assists in the losing effort. The Pelicans improve to 1-1 in Summer League, while the Warriors fall to 0-2Hit the Link Tree for the socials!https://linktr.ee/thepromedianetworkPlease subscribe, like & share the shows link!

Adam Mares, Harrison Wind, Eric Wedum and Dev Johnson are live from Circa Stadium Swim to give their final thoughts on the Nuggets' first Summer League game and look ahead to tonight's matchup with Atlanta. What do the fellas want to see from Peyton Watson, Jalen Pickett, Julian Strawther and Collin Gillespie vs. the Hawks? Also, Espo from PHNX and Will Gotlieb from CHGO join to give their takes on the Nuggets' championship run. Will Gottlieb's Nuggets takeaways - 3:00 Is Suns-Nuggets a rivalry? - 5:00 Jokic is the best player in the world - 8:30 Underwhelmed by KD's playoff run? - 9:30 The case for the Nuggets to repeat - 13:30 The case for the Suns - 14:30 The decision - 17:00 Was PWAT worse on rewatch? What stood out? - 22:30 Does Peyton see himself as a star? - 26:00 What do we want to see tonight? - 28:50 Collin Gillespie - 30:00 Hunter Tyson - 35:40 Tonight's scouting report - 38:30 Who are we most excited to watch? - 43:00 Favorite thing we've eaten? - 48:30 Nuggets as fighters - 51:00 Which playoff game would you want to watch from the pool? - 51:40 Remaining two-way deals? - 53:00 BUY TICKETS HERE: https://gametime.hnyj8s.net/c/3442941/1441543/10874 TAILGATE WITH US: https://bit.ly/3fwCPha  Breck Brew Ultimate Gameday Experience: https://thednvr.com/brecksweeps/ Find the nearest Mile High City Golden Ale near you at https://www.breckbrew.com/brew-finder/  Visit jivehyve.com and get your order delivered today! Roman: Go to https://ro.co/DNVR today to get 20% off your entire first order.  Visit https://dkng.co/DNVR to sign up for DraftKings Sportsbook using the code “DNVR” Gambling Problem? Call 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (CO/IL/IN/LA/MD/MI/NJ/OH/PA/TN/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (KS/NH), 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), visit OPGR.org (OR), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA). 21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/KS/LA(select parishes)/MD/MI /NJ/ NY/OH/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. VOID IN ONT. Eligibility restrictions apply.  BONUS bets: Valid 1 per new customer. Min. $5 deposit. Min $5 bet. $200 issued as bonus bets that expire 7 days (168 hours) after being awarded. See terms at sportsbook.draftkings.com/basketballlterms. No Sweat: Valid 1 per customer. NBA same game parlay bets only. Min 3-leg. First bet after opting-in must lose. Paid as one Bonus Bet Token based on amount of initial losing bet. Max. wagering limits apply. Bonus Bets expire 7 days (168 hours) after being awarded. Ends at the start of the final NBA game each day when offered prior to 2/16/23 @ 10PM ET. See terms at sportsbook.draftkings.com/basketballterms  When you shop through links in the description, we may earn affiliate commissions. Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the video version:https://www.bitchute.com/video/WP6iilo4wtg2/ We're on the 35th anniversary of the fabled ‘second Summer of Love', which was the mainstream's own term for the emerging Acid House/ Rave scene of 1988. Guesting on this Roundtable discussion are Dom and Chris of Sheep Farm Studios, and Matt Sergiou of the Occult Beatles and Conspiro Media sites. In the second of four episodes which ask questions that few, if any other researchers ever have, we examine the alarming parallels between this scene and the 1960s hippie/ ‘counter culture' movement of 21 years previous. Under discussion this time are the drugs, the suspect Military Intelligence Complex connections of many of the key players, the changing nature of the sounds, and the sinister side of the iconic smiley yellow face. Come back soon for the rest of the episodes in this series. Big thanks to Gregg Vardy for the video editing. * My Linktree - the one-stop shop for all my various platforms: https://linktr.ee/markdevlin Details of all upcoming events are here: www.djmarkdevlin.com/events/ For anyone who has found value in my work and would like to make a donation towards it being able to continue, you can do so at Buy Me A Coffee here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/markdevlin Or, to make a direct donation via www.paypal.com, find me under the e-mail address markdevlinuk@gmail.com there. To order Root Wellness natural health/ immune boosting products as featured in a previous Good Vibrations episode: https://www.therootbrands.com/markdevlin

For the video version:https://www.bitchute.com/video/nnEQlXb6dln2/This series has exposed many social engineering psy-ops in its time, but this is one that hits very close to home for myself and my guests, as we were all personally caught up in it. Guesting on this Roundtable discussion are Dom and Chris of Sheep Farm Studios, and Matt Sergiou of the Occult Beatles and Conspiro Media sites. We're on the 35th anniversary of the fabled ‘second Summer of Love', which was the mainstream's own term for the emerging Acid House/ Rave scene of 1988. In the first of four episodes which ask questions that few, if any other researchers ever have, we examine the alarming parallels between this scene and the 1960s hippie/ ‘counter culture' scene of 21 years previous. From the music, to the drugs, to some of the personnel and agencies involved, there is reason to suspect that the late 80s scene represented a military-grade re-boot and re-packaging of what had been done before, aimed at a new generation on the opposite side of the Atlantic. Come back soon for the rest of the episodes in this series. Big thanks to Gregg Vardy for the video editing. My Linktree - the one-stop shop for all my various platforms: https://linktr.ee/markdevlinDetails of all upcoming events are here: www.djmarkdevlin.com/events/For anyone who has found value in my work and would like to make a donation towards it being able to continue, you can do so at Buy Me A Coffee here:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/markdevlinOr, to make a direct donation via www.paypal.com, find me under the e-mail address markdevlinuk@gmail.com there.To order Root Wellness natural health/ immune boosting products as featured in a previous Good Vibrations episode:https://www.therootbrands.com/markdevlin

The term Today's Market means something different to whoever you ask. This episode Andrew and Audra break down the actual conversations they're having with clients and the potential clients. Andrew Galler's Market Minute examines the statistics and what real-life real estate activity is like as of now.  Plus, we dive into the must do maintenance items to tackle in June. Don't procrastinate drop a line to The Portland is Home Team at hello@realtyworksgroup.com and have them help you get it DONE!  Newsletter from the Gallers:Hello Friends!Doubtless you have heard the (true!) joke about the 11 seasons of Oregon…right? I think it goes like this: Winter, Fool's Spring, Second Winter, Spring of Deception, Third Winter, Mud Season, Actual Spring, Summer, False Fall, Second Summer (1 week) and Actual Fall. I'm not certain if last Saturday was Fool's Spring (seems a tad late for that?) or Spring of Deception…regardless, the point is that I feel this is how the Real Estate Market is right now.  We are experiencing layers of distortions from the cumulative effects of the pandemic and the associated financial side effects. Of note:  Continued high interest rates (and they fluctuate wildly day-to-day) The fact that somewhere in the neighborhood of 80%+ of all homeowners are locked in at interest rates below 3% (or so) Sellers staying off the market and  buyers with no home to sell blocked out of the market because their payment is too high for the home they want to buy.  It's a log jam, people!  So, where does that leave us? We STILL have very low inventory + healthy demand in Portland. We are still experiencing multiple offer situations…but they are hit & miss and hard to predict which homes will yield offers. We are seeing homes that are well-priced and super market-ready garnering multiple offers. As we know, life is going forward regardless of the news cycles and we are always here to consult, advise, go to lunch or just chat! Please feel free to contact us anytime.  We always cherish your support and our ability to help you, your friends and families!

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Campus mail, Conscious escapism, and attunement. Dave Scher (Farmer Dave and The Wizards Of The West, Beachwood Sparks) “Farmer Dave and the Wizards of the West combine classic California surf soul with neo Psicodelia and electronic dance music for a hypnotic, Cosmic, uplifting, and profoundly groovy situation. Farmer Dave Scher is a renowned Southern California musician known for playing with Elvis Costello, Interpol, alternative Sub Pop country darlings Beachwood Sparks (founding member), Cass Mccombs, Jenny Lewis, Animal Collective, and many others. This fall, Farmer Dave & WOW will release their album, Second Summer on Curation records. Love and join the Ohana with Farmer Dave and crew!” Excerpt from https://fdandwow.com/bio Dave Scher: Instagram: @timelessdave Website: farmerdavescher.com Farmer Dave and The Wizards Of The West: Bandcamp: https://curation-records.bandcamp.com/album/fdwow-usa-release Instagram: @farmerdaveandthewizards Website: https://fdandwow.com Merch: https://fdandwow.com/store The Vineyard: Instagram: @thevineyardpodcast Website: https://www.thevineyardpodcast.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSn17dSz8kST_j_EH00O4MQ/videos

As Nicole Hurowitz and Natalie Koenig explain in this podcast interview, Zebra offers opportunities to those who want to take their careers in a completely different direction. That's among the top reasons why they chose to return to Zebra for a second summer. Plus, they were offered hybrid work options, among other benefits. Tune in more to hear more about their career growth these past two years at Zebra as well as the projects they get to work on. If you want to learn more about working at Zebra, visit the Your Edge Blog.

Jaren does a solo pod and details the Mavericks loss in summer league to the Jazz and the Mavericks reportedly going to see Dennis Smith He's workout in Las Vegas as first reported by Dalton Trigg. He also talks about Luka's comments to the Spanish media in regards to his future with the Mavericks and the city of Dallas as well as what direction he'd like the front office to take. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mainstreammavs/support

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When you talk about the history of house music, you have to talk about Dave Seaman. Dave Seaman joined Super Progressive to talk about his label Selador and upcoming Seladoria shows, becoming the editor at Mixmag magazine, his residency at Shelley's, forming Brothers in Rhythm, Renaissance mixes, Global Underground mixes in Buenos Aires, South Africa, Melbourne, and Lithuania, and his Bape collection.Dave is truly a house music legend and we can't thank him enough for joining our podcast. 00:00: - Selador & Seladoria05:08 - First records and experiences with the underground music scene07:54 - Falling in love with New York, club culture, and breakdancing09:37 - Mixing for the first time10:50 - Getting a job at Mixmag11:59 - Clubbing during the Second Summer of Love14:36 - The inside story of Dave getting the job at Mixmag20:10 - Initial Mixmag responsibilities22:37 - When the dance music community was born26:05 - Shelley's Residency27:35 - Brothers in Rhythm 28:26 - The legacy of Shelly's Residency31:50 - Mixmag Vol 1 feat. Carl Cox34:30 - Walking the line between pop and underground38:00 - Returning to Leeds39:55 - How the Renaissance relationship began42:04 - Stress Records45:42 - Getting Anthony Pappa a job48:00 - Global Underground in Buenos Aires49:44 - Buenos Aires Clip for GU51:54 - The role the host city plays in GU55:07 - Bomb scare at GU022 Melbourne gig57:20 - The magic of Melbourne1:00:04 - The chaotic life of a DJ1:04:12 - Bape collection

Mayor of Niverville, Myron Dyck thinks his town should be exempt from new restrictions (0:05); Is this the final week of "second Summer"? Global News Weather Specialist Kahla Evans gives us the scoop (7:35); New report on impact of labour shortages (11:05); Our weekly visit with Global News Anchor Lisa Dutton (17:20) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Remember, we welcome comments, questions and suggested topics at thewonderpodcastQs@gmail.com   S2E28 TRANSCRIPT: ----more---- Mark: Welcome back to the Wonder Science-based Paganism. My name's Mark.  Yucca: and I'm Yucca. Mark: And today we're going to talk about the August Sabbath, the midpoint between the summer solstice and the autumnal Equinox, which is celebrated by many pagans as one of the eight stations on the wheel of the year.  Yucca: It's also one of those tricky ones in terms of what is it called?  Mark: Right. That's the first thing we need to talk about. What do you call this thing? How do you pronounce that? And so forth and so on from there.  Yucca: Yeah. Well, I often use Lamas because it's the one I can spell of the ones that other people might know what, what I'm talking about. I also think of it as the Second Summer and It's just that, that beautiful, wonderful holiday, which we'll get into the meaning for it later. But I almost don't even think of it having a name. I just associate it with what's happening during the season for us. So it's our monsoon holiday. Mark: Right, right. Yeah. Llamas comes from the middle English meaning loaf mass.  So in Europe it's very associated with bread and the green harvest, which happened right about now in the course of the year in the countries that had that kind of agricultural cycle. And so it's also associated with all of the products of green, like beer and bread and you know, all the associated things that you can make with grain. Another word that is commonly used in the pagan community is Luna SSA, which is spelled with a variety of extra consonants.  Yucca: Pronounced Luna, Luna, Luna said neither of which. Correct pronunciations for Irish. Mark: Right. And I choose not to use that name because when I was naming the Sabbaths around the course of the wheel of the year and just generally conceptualizing atheopagan ism generally I didn't want to be drawing from any particular culture. I want it to be very clear that this was a modern interpretation of paganism that didn't stem from Celtic culture or Norse culture or Germanic culture or Greek culture or Egypt culture. You know, for, for a number of reasons, one of which is that I feel strongly. My spirituality being a forward-looking spirituality about living in the world today and our vision for the future. And also because I wanted to avoid a cultural appropriation. So  Yucca: name also is in reference to a God. Is it not? Mark: yes, yes, Lugh, who is a God that I don't know anything about.  Yucca: Yeah. Mark: So what I have been calling this, I, I, for a while, and in the book I call it Summer's End, but. Really, it just isn't the end of summer here. If that doesn't work very well. So I've moved from that to Summer's Waning. And also just to the term Dimming, because this is the time of year when it begins to become clear that the days are getting shorter again. It's been long enough since the summer solstice that you can really tell. You're not getting those very little. Nights anymore. It's the days are still long. They're just not as long.  Yucca: yeah, that's getting noticeable. Hmm. I love the waning that connects it back to some of the. The lunar term terminology that we use as well, even though it's a solar holiday, it's, it's connecting those two just with the language.  Mark: Right, right.  Yucca: Although in my, my climate, the sun is, the days are getting shorter, but the summer itself, definitely not coming to an end, but this is the height of summer for us. You know, summer solstice is.  Mark: Yeah.  Yucca: Still it's summer, but it's still spring ish. It's really the end of spring, but this is truly summer for us at this point.  Mark: What'd you say it was high summer where you are.  Yucca: really sure. How to, what that word would really mean to be high summer.  Mark: okay. Okay.  Yucca: Because I would associate high summer with being like the very middle of summer. And I suppose it is, but the way seasons transition is not nice and smooth the way that it looks in the picture books. Right. It's just us often. It's okay. Boom. Sees it as changed. Whether it's changed, it's all different or it just kind of like. Slogs along, just like, okay. Not making up its mind, which season it is.  Mark: right.  Yucca: Yeah. Mark: Where I am in California. We have the buffering effect of the ocean and that tends to sort of smooth things out. I've I've lived in places and been places where. The changing of the season is like the slamming of a door.  Yucca: Yeah. Mark: you have these relatively warm, but kind of wan days in October and then bang and it snows and it's winter time and it stays wintertime for months.  Yucca: Yeah. Mark: So it really just depends on where you are. And as we've so often said, paganism is. At its heart. At least we think a spirituality of place. It's a bit being aware of where we are in the course of the year and where we are on the planet and in the cosmos and paying attention to that and incorporating that into what we celebrate spiritually. So What we're describing in terms of what we practice and what we choose to do and so forth you know, can all be thrown out the window if that's not what is going on, where you live. You know, the, the, the paganism of where you live should be the spirituality of that place.  Yucca: I suspect someone listening from Samoa is going to be in a completely different situation than either of us.  Mark: Yes.  Yucca: So, yeah. Well, before we go too much, further, and mark, there was a poem that you wanted to share.  Mark: Oh, yes. Yes. I, I completely forgot that. And now I'm remembering, Yucca: Hmm. Mark: so I have a cycle of eight poems about the wheel of the year. And this is the one for this season which is called Gifts of a Problem Sabbath which is for Dimming or Summer's Waning: Hidden, you spring upon us from the calendar: ah! The Marblemouthed Holiday is upon us again! What shall we call it? Lammas, or Lughnasadh how on Earth Do you pronounce that, but worse, what does it mean?   Behold the midpoint, the blazing furnace of August. Ritual? Indoors, perhaps, but not under that Sun.   Rather, let us go to the places of water to bask, To where berries hang heavy among the thorns, Knowing it all starts now the cascade of food pouring From the good Earth. Break A stalk of barley, saying this is my heritage this Is emmer wheat is einkorn is the tough grass of the Fertile Crescent Bred to bake my loaves. And bake one then, a crusty yeasty rosemary Dome for tearing with the hands. Eat warm with butter or oil, Feel the Life milling in your teeth, and swallow: This good life sprung abundant from the collision of Earth's magic, Time and art and science. We are a making people. Our hoes and lore Midwife the coming of apples and squash, peppers, tomatoes. The Great Gathering begins now.   Yucca: It's beautiful. Thank you for sharing that.  Mark: Thank you.  Yucca: Yeah. Mark: Yeah this is traditionally the time of the first harvest and where I am. We've been having stone fruit and and garden vegetables and so forth, kind of pouring out for a period of months now. But. In many places where it's colder and further to the north and the angle of the sun is not quite as strong on the, on the leaves right about now is when you start being able to get some food other than like butchered lambs and eggs and things like that. And so it's kind of an exciting time, but it's also a time that's really associated with work. I talked about the summer solstice as Conceptualized as I see it as kind of a holiday of leisure because all the, all the plants are in the ground and all the work to foster them has happened. And other than keeping critters for meeting it, you just basically have to wait until it's ready to harvest. Well, now it's time. And so I associate. This holiday also with work and vocation, and also with technology with tools because You know, there there's a, a real charming quality to the aesthetic that's associated with modern paganism, the sort of medieval Europe, Renaissance, medieval Europe kind of aesthetic. But if you route all of your. You're framing in that you miss out on the many benefits of modernity and technology is amazing. It's done incredible things for us. It has, it has caused our quality of life nearly universally throughout the world to rise at least to some degree.  Yucca: Not equally,  Mark: no, not at all. Not at all, but, but still it has enabled us to create a great deal, more food than we were able to otherwise, and to communicate over vast distances and to explore space and to process information in, in such rapid, incredible ways and to develop medical technology, to expand our lifespans and  Yucca: Go to the bottom of the ocean and all kinds of things. Yeah.  Mark: Right. All kinds of  Yucca: Do this. We, we pointed out a lot, but just how amazing this is. So as we record, we're looking at each other's faces from, we should actually figure out how many miles apart we are, but  Mark: we should.  Yucca: far yeah.  Mark: yeah. pretty far.  Yucca: Recording this and then putting it on the internet and then you, the listener are downloading it and you might be listening to it in your car or your pocket or wherever it is that you are just so boggling. Right? Mark: My, my partner in the was saying this morning, the 21st century is amazing. We're old enough to remember when the 21st century was really going to be the future. And that was, you  Yucca: cars  Mark: in 2001, a space Odyssey and all that kind of stuff. So It didn't quite work out that way, but there's still a lot. That's really remarkable about where we have arrived as humanity. And so I think about technology at this time and technological advance and, you know, I do stuff like defragment my heart drive and, you know, make sure that everything is backed up to the cloud and just some sort of maintenance things that this gives me a point in the calendar to focus.  Yucca: Yeah. just good to have those scheduled in there or else they just don't happen until your hard drive crashes. And then you're panicking. Mark: And then, then you're crying and you're sending your hard drive off to Texas to have the data pulled off it and buy some very expensive service, which I had to do once. And it was no fun.  Yucca: Hmm. Yeah. Well, I, I love that. Take that you have bringing the, bringing a recognition and celebration. Yeah. To our practices on things that aren't thought of as traditionally pagan and yet are so important to our lives. And when our paganism is about our lives and our experience with the world, it's really important to include all of it. Not just the pretty romantic stuff, but you know, the whole picture, that whole cycle. Mark: Exactly. Exactly. So, and we can do that while not glossing over the many negative impacts that the advance of technology have caused. You know, we can certainly, I mean, it's not exactly the time of year for grieving, but we can certainly, you know, mark. Those impacts in our recognition, but that doesn't mean that we should ignore those accomplishments. You know, very much like this was the traditional time of the Olympic games in ancient Greece. And so many people associate athletic contests and sort of feats of athleticism with this holiday as well. And there's, there's sort of a mod modern equivalent to that because it's, this is the time when people go to the beach and play volleyball, and there's a lot of sort of outdoor recreation happening,  Yucca: Yeah. Mark: but I feel like the sorts of. Achievements that we can most celebrate in this time are much more cerebral achievements than they are athletic achievements. I mean, athletes do amazing things and that's wonderful and records continue to be broken over and over for how fast people can be and how strong people can be and all that kind of stuff. But the transformative nature of some of these technologies, can't be under spoken. There, they simply have been game changers for humanity. And it's, it's important for us to, you know, raise a glass door, scientists and engineers who have who have brought these things to us.  Yucca: Yeah, definitely. Mark: So how are you planning on celebrating this, this season, your monsoon season?  Yucca: Well, first of all, this is the first real monsoon we've had in probably near a decade. I haven't.  Mark: Well,  Yucca: Yeah, so we're still, so I'm in the Southwest. I'm in Northern New Mexico high desert that's 7,000 feet. Not sure what that is and meters, I can look that up, but we're in a very dry, somewhat extreme environment. And this is the time of year that we get rain. And the whole region, I think pretty much the whole half of the continent has been experiencing drought recently. But we've gotten some rain and traditionally what happened will be dry. All your dry, dry, dry. We might get a little bit of moisture, snow storms in the, in the winter, need that for the, the mountains to get that snow pack in there, but then months of dry and then the monsoons come and there's storms that come in the afternoons, the, the mornings are clear and cool. And then we'll start to creep up, get hot. And then the monsoons come and they rain down. And this is the only time of year that things are green and they haven't been green in years. So it's amazing right now I'm looking out the window and there's little. There's new grass. There's grass, seedlings, grass has sprouted up in just the past few weeks and there, most of that grass is not going to make it. Unfortunately we can, you know, as land managers do what we can to try and, you know, put a little bit of mulch down and try and imitate the biology that was lost that this land needs. But this is the time of. This is the time of the, of the grass, the grasslands, the Rangers just blooming back, popping up. So we see this as our monsoon season, but it's, it's the celebration of the grassland. our, our approach for the wheel of the year is, well, there's, what's going on in terms of the Earth's position with the sun and the temperatures and all of that. But we also associate each season with some part of the biosphere that humans are intimately connected with and dependent upon. So. You'll or winter solstice is the time that we celebrate the forests. But this is the time of year that we celebrate the grasslands, the brittle environments. So a brittle environment is one like this, where you might get moisture, but it's not uniformly distributed throughout the year. And so different types of life have to exist in systems like this are our recovery processes are different than the non brittle environments that. moisture, whether it's a lot or a little, they get regular, so they can have very different decomposition processes than us. So we celebrate that grass. And for me, it's very special as my first degree was okay. Range ecology and management and working in restoration. So that's something that's just an eye that I have for anyways. I just love it and I'm fascinated by it and work in it. But it's the celebration of the grasses.  Mark: Yeah.  Yucca: we're doing lots of playing outside, mostly in the mornings in the evenings because the middle of the day is rough. When the storms are coming, running out and playing in the storms And we get it. So seldomly that it's like, oh, kids go get muddy to get as muddy as he possibly can. And as the adults, we will be cheering with with some beer, which we aren't big drinkers. We might have maybe a bottle or two a month of either beer or cider, but it's the celebration of the grasses. And that's, you know, that's where it comes from. So that's, what's going on on our side.  Mark: Great. That's great. I honestly don't know what I'm going to be doing this year. Sometimes I have invited people out to the coast because we're, we're like 25 miles from the Pacific ocean. Maybe 30 and the Pacific ocean is pretty impressive. I mean, I've been living relatively near it all my life. That's an awful lot of water. And and it's very fierce. It's it's misnamed. The Pacific ocean is, is definitely misnamed. The Atlantic coast doesn't get nearly the kind of ferocity in terms of waves and so forth if the Pacific coast does. But this time of year, it's a nice time to go to the beach and barbecue something. And. Play around and just be outside because we've been moving. And because of all the tumult that's been happening in my life right now, I haven't been able to put anything like that together yet, but I I'm still considering putting out feelers to some friends and seeing if they'd like to go out to the coast for for a little gathering and ritual next Saturday or Sunday. So that would be, and, and I should say that the actual midpoint between the solstice and the Equinox is around the 7th of August. So you've got, you've got a while in there to find a time that works for you and do something that feels appropriate to the season. Obviously. In a modern context, weekends tend to work out better for a lot of people. So that's what I tend to focus on. But Yeah. so that's, that's the sort of thing that I'm thinking. And also on the atheopagan isms, zoom mixer that we do on Saturday mornings, we're doing a ritual as well on zoom.  Yucca: Nice. Mark: Yeah. So I had something else also that I wanted to read that I had forgotten about, but now I remember which is that this is also the point in the season that the earliest of the gray it's tend to happen. And it may not be that may not be true this year because we've had so little in the way of water that everything is, is behind. But  Yucca: And intense heat and your area as well,  Mark: intense heat. Yes. We've. We've had a lot of reasoning and, and I mean last year, pretty much everybody's crop was lost because of smoke taint because of the smoke from the wildfires. Now this year, the question is, is there going to be anything that isn't turned into raisins to harvest? So pretty rough on the, on the grape industry right? now. But anyway because the, the traditional song, John Barleycorn must die is associated with this holiday. And it's also frequently the time when the harvest of the grapes, which we call the crush happens around here. I rewrote John Barleycorn Must Die as Joan Zinfandel Must Die. Zinfandel is a variety of grapes. That's grown around here quite a lot. It's a rich red wine and it's, it's very delicious. So I will read this redone version of John Barleycorn must die called Joan Zinfandel Must Die. There were three menne of the West County, their fortunes for to trye And these three menne swore upon an Oaken Tree Joan Zinfandel must dye   They've planted, trellised, and shorne her limbs And left her bare abed And these three menne swore a solemn vow Joan Zinfandel was ded.   They let her lye for a very long time, 'til the rains from heaven did fall And little Dame Joan sprowted out bright buds, and so amazed them all They've let her stand 'til Harvest Day 'til her arms were greene as grass And little Dame Joan's borne some full round fruit: a fulsome, ripened lass   They've hired menne with their knives so sharp to cut her fruit from her arms They threwe her into a wagon then, and rolled her unto the barn They brought her to the crushing floor where they crushed her to a mash, Squeezed her blood into fermenters, and added yeast: a dash.   They racked her to a barrel of oak, where dark and coolness dwell And there they made a solemn oath on poor Joan Zinfandel They've hired men to load her high with mighty lifts of forke And the bottler he has served her worse than that For he's bound her behind a cork.   And little Dame Joan in the crystal cup and she's brandy in the glass And little Dame Joan and the crystal cup proved the bravest lass at last The good folk they can't cook nor serve, nor live this life so well And the merchant he can't seal deal nor debt without a little Zinfandel   Yucca: great. I love your reference to the forklifts in  Mark: Yeah. The mighty lifts of forke...  Yucca: Well, yeah, there's something just charming about taking the kind of old timey language and tunes and applying it to the modern world.  Mark: Yeah. I agree. I agree. Yeah. So. As always, we hope you really enjoy this holiday that you, you take time to celebrate this moment in the year and look around and see what's happening in your local environment and with your local your local, agricultural and, and biotic cycles. And And as always seek happiness, seek joy because this, this is all too short Yucca: Yeah. Mark: we need to celebrate it as we go.  Yucca: Yes. Mark:  Thank you for this Yucca. It's been really a great time to have a conversation.  Yucca: Likewise, Mark. 

This week, Pizza Toast is continuing its “Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants” coverage with the second book about the second summer of the Sisterhood called “The Second Summer of the Sisterhood!” Why is Carmen so horrible? Who is Eugene? Why can’t Kostas keep it put away? Will Tibby ever come to terms with Bailey’s death?Continue reading "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants – Part 3: The Second Summer of the Sisterhood!"

This week Kadi, Teffer and Bailey talk about the second story in the Sisterhood's saga! We talk about French translation, parents who don't parent, and cultivating self-compassion through cringe. Resources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hp7nlP5UcH63FEl1kpPgxdO7Qw7iagcCTBfOPfPLuMg/edit?usp=sharing Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/yapodcast Merch! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/up-for-discusssion?ref_id=2539 To suggest a book, email theyapodcast@gmail.com or tweet at us @yapodcast Hosted by: Teffer Adjemian: @tefferbear Bailey: @thebailzasaurus Kadi Diop: @kadi__d Eunice Hong: @theeunicornreadsabook Great Bear Music! greatbearmusic.bandcamp.com/ www.andrewvannorstrand.com www.upfordnetwork.com Send us books! Upford Network ℅ Tom Zalatnai PO Box 22585 Monkland PO Montreal, Quebec H4A 3T4 Canada

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Thursday on Political Rewind: First lady Jill Biden is in Savannah today. Her visit is designed to encourage younger Georgians to become vaccinated against COVID-19. The Georgia Department of Public Health reports that only 6% of those between ages 12 and 15 have been fully vaccinated, even as the new school year approaches at the end of the summer break. Compared to other states, overall rates of immunization remain low in Georgia. Only 39% of residents are fully vaccinated, according to health department data. Low vaccination rates continue to be a concern as epidemiologists consider how best to contain the virus.  "This is really a pandemic of unvaccinated people," journalist Keren Landmen said. "The more spread we have among unvaccinated people — it's not just that there are consequences for [the unvaccinated], but there are also consequences for the virus. It gets more fit and more able to evade the defenses that vaccinated people have." Overall, the pandemic's grip on the state has loosened. New cases and hospitalizations have fallen to new lows, and deaths from the virus have become far more rare. As a result, Gov. Brian Kemp lifted the restrictions he had imposed more than a year ago. But because Georgia remains in the lower tier of states for putting shots in arms, especially in rural areas, how should public health officials respond to this latest stage of the pandemic? And what are best practices for the public as current rates of infection, and vaccination, remain low? Panelists: Dr. Carlos del Rio — Executive Associate Dean, Emory School of Medicine and Grady Health System Dr. Keren Landmen — Epidemiologist, Health Journalist Andy Miller — Editor, Georgia Health News Kevin Riley — Editor, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Acid House NFTs | Genesis'88 NFTs | NFTs FutureWayne Anthony discusses the option of digitally archiving EDM history including The Second Summer of Love in 1988. Wayne is internationally recognised for staging some of the biggest illegal Acid House (Rave) parties in history. It was the effort of his organisation Genesis'88 and a handful of other large scale party promoters that pioneered a series of events never experienced in the UK. Genesis'88 flyers are highly sought and sell for hundreds of pounds. Wayne shares some thoughts and opinions on how promoters, artists and musicians can reclaim ownership over their creative output. Wayne was the first person to mint an Acid House NFT in the form of a Genesis'88 Chapter 1 flyer. A fitting beginning for archiving a generational shift unlike any other in history. Wayne has already created limited edition Acid House artwork for minting into NFT and will continue to explore this area.Host: Wayne Anthony (Genesis'88 / Class of 88 Author)Supporting the PodcastWe have only recently launched the video and audio podcast, which means we really need the support of our viewers and listeners. The team will provide high quality interviews at every endeavour. Once published we kindly ask YOU to help share the message. This is accomplished in the following ways. Tell everyone that will listen about the podcast. LIKE the posts wherever you see them. Leave a REVIEW and COMMENT, let us know how we're doing. It's important that you SUBSCRIBE to our Youtube Channel. SIGN UP for our newsletter, we don't spam. FOLLOW us on Social Media and SHARE, COMMENT. If you own a website feel free to EMBED our videos. We need YOUR help to grow, do it now before you forget. THANK YOU NFTs (Counter Culture): https://rarible.com/wayneanthony88Official Merch, Stickers & More: https://acidted.redbubble.comNetworkWebsite: http://theeightyeightpodcast.com/Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheEightyEightPodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the88podcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/The88PodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Theeightyeightpodcast/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-eighty-eight-podcast-introduction-00/donations

Creator of Banned Board Game ‘Rave' 1990Patrick Treloar of The Wow Lab is the creator of a interactive board game called RAVE. The Second Summer of Love had come to pass and Patrick like countless others was caught up in the cultural shift of the moment. In 1990 he hatched a plan to produce said board game and within a relatively short period the completed boxed RAVE game was sitting in his living room. The company battles to get the game into shops for Christmas 1990. Supplying retail giants such as Virgin Mega Stores, WH Smiths & Woolworths in 1991. The game graced shelves for six weeks before a ban was introduced that started with Virgin Mega Stores. Patrick Treloar shares many stories about the journey from conception to distribution and collection.Host: Wayne Anthony (Genesis'88 / Class of 88 Author)Guest: Patrick Treloar (The Wow Lab)NOTE: MATURE LANGUAGEIn This Episode*   In The Days before Acid House*   Kenneth Tappenden v Wayne Anthony*   Hero Super Cop Kenneth Tappenden*   The Games Conception*   Sensationalised Acid House Press*   Legalising MDMA for Medicinal & Research*   Designing the Rave Game*   Getting It Into Shops*   Testing the Gameplay*   Distributing Games to Retail Outlets*   Employing Consultants - Emptying the Pot*   Reading Gameplay Cards (Vibe, Stash, Dance Cards)*   Designing the Games Graphic*   Virgin Ban Rave Game After Richard Branson Phonecall*   Collecting the Board Game from Retail Outlets*   Developing the New Rave GameOfficial Merch & Products: https://acidted.redbubble.comResourcesSupporting the PodcastWe have only recently launched the video and audio podcast, which means we really need the support of our viewers and listeners. The team will provide high quality interviews at every endeavour. Once published we kindly ask YOU to help share the message. This is accomplished in the following ways. Tell everyone that will listen about the podcast. LIKE the posts wherever you see them. Leave a REVIEW and COMMENT, let us know how we're doing. It's important that you SUBSCRIBE to our Youtube Channel. SIGN UP for our newsletter, we don't spam. FOLLOW us on Social Media and SHARE, COMMENT. If you own a website feel free to EMBED our videos. We need YOUR help to grow, do it now before you forget. THANK YOUOur NetworkWebsite: http://theeightyeightpodcast.com/
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Book: https://bit.ly/356FBCi Welcome to the twelfth episode of podcast Comprehensible Slovak for those who are learning Slovak Language. In this episode I will talk about my first second in the USA and. My new webpage: https://comprehensibleslovak.weblahko.sk/ Transcript: https://comprehensibleslovak.weblahko.sk/K-stiahnutiu/Podcast%2012.pdf?1604824153 Please leave feedback at comprehensibleslovak@gmail.com

Acid House 1988 | Police Raids | The DungeonsEarly Acid House initiates may remember the Rave at the Cave. A mechanics railway archway in Elephant Castle, South London. A venue which hosted a series of iconic events at the height of the Second Summer of Love 1988. Attracting up-for-it party enthusiasts from all corners of the city.Two of the original promoters DJ EllisDee & Steve Whyte (DJ Chalk E White) share their untold stories. This small underground venue is widely ignored by history. Podcast host Wayne Anthony attended most of the events staged there. Rave at the Cave was brought to dramatic closure when raided by a police squad that rolled up on a train. Accompanying the raiding party was investigative TV news program World in Action. On that very night across London in Aldgate East, Wayne Anthony and partner Andrew were holding their first Genesis'88 event.Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/l4PyWmFt4vAShare, Like, Subscribe, Comment & Follow;Website: http://theeightyeightpodcast.com/Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheEightyEightPodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the88podcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/The88PodcastSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-eighty-eight-podcast-introduction-00/donations

Summer Dennis hails from Washington DC and is part of the soul/funk project, Summer Dennis & Rhymes. I chatted with her about their new album, Second Summer. Summer suggests "Indelible" and "Party" for your social distancing playlists. You can listen to "Indelible" at the conclusion of this episode. Connect with Summer on Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Catch Veronica with Jessica Cañas during the Feminism in the Age of COVID-19 series on Friday, June 26th at 11 am Chicago time, 12 pm Eastern. This panel will focus on how community organizing work continues, even at a distance, and how activists should seek a new normal that confronts, rather than returns to, past injustices. Register for the event link. The Feminist Agenda logo is by Valency Muldoon.

Director Josh Blaaberg recounts the untold story of Italo Disco to Frieze Studio's Senior Editor Matthew McLean. Together they uncover the real characters of the scene such as fans and club owners and traces Italo's hidden legacies in today's sounds. Part of ‘Second Summer of Love'—a four-part series produced with Frieze which explores acid house's enduring impact on international contemporary culture. ‘Distant Planet: The Six Chapters of Simona' will be screened on Sunday, October 7 at the Frieze Art Fair in London. Discover more about the documentary: on.gucci.com/FriezeDocumentaryIT Watch the prelude by Adam Coska Keller: on.gucci.com/FriezePrelude_Italy

Talking about the documentary ‘Everybody in The Place' the director Jeremy Deller, and Matthew McLean, Frieze Studio's Senior Editor. Part of ‘Second Summer of Love', a four-part series in collaboration with Frieze, the film focuses on the acid house genre in London and, based on a real-life lecture given to a class of students, it explores the social history of the UK between 1985 and 1993 through the lens of acid house and rave music. ‘Everybody in the place' will premiere at the Frieze Art Fair in London and it will be screened on Sunday, October 7. Discover more about the documentary: on.gucci.com/Fireze_AcidHouse Watch the prelude by Adam Coska Keller: on.gucci.com/FriezePrelude_London

Contemporary artist Wu Tsang talks to Frieze Magazine's Editor-at-Large Dan Fox on the house music genre in New York's underground scene explored in her documentary ‘Into a Space of Love', the first film in a four-part series on the ‘Second Summer of Love' tracing the rise of electronic music and rave culture around the world. ‘Into a Space of Love' will be screened at the Frieze Art Fair in London on Sunday, October 7. Discover more about the documentary: on.gucci.com/FriezeDocumentary_NY Watch the prelude by Adam Coska Keller: on.gucci.com/FriezePrelude_NY

The Anfield Wrap on Citytalk this week has Sean Rogers and Ben Johnson joining Neil Atkinson to look ahead to the summer for Liverpool Football Club. What sort of plans with Jurgen Klopp be putting in place and what sort of plans should he put in place? Liverpool changed their shape this season - Klopp 433 being something we hadn't seen much of last year. Could he do something like that again? What sort of transfer moves should Liverpool be looking at making? Neil, Sean and Ben look at all the angles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices