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In this episode of The A to Z English Podcast, Xochitl talks about her trip to China.To become an exclusive subscriber, follow this link:https://app.redcircle.com/shows/9472af5c-8580-45e1-b0dd-ff211db08a90/exclusive-contentorWeChat: atozenglishpodcastTranscript:00:00:00JackHey, it is the English podcast listeners. This is Jack here. We are excited to offer you a new way to get even more involved with our podcast for just $10 a month, you can become an exclusive subscriber and join our private WhatsApp and WeChat groups as a member.00:00:20JackYou'll have the opportunity to ask questions and leave comments that we will address in a special weekly episode dedicated to our support.00:00:30XochitlYours.00:00:31JackYour generous donations help cover the operational costs of the podcast.00:00:36JackAllowing us to keep delivering the content you love to join, simply click the links in the description to pay via our stripe account or directly on the WeChat app.00:00:50JackThank you for your support. We can't wait to connect with you in our exclusive groups and hear what you have to say.00:00:57JackOK.00:00:58JackNow let's get on with the show. Welcome to the A-Z English podcast. My name is Jack and I'm here with my co-host social. And today we are doing a topic talk.00:01:16JackAnd today's topic is social's trip to China when she was 16 years old and social I I didn't know that you went to China when you were sixteen. I think this is the first time I'm learning of this and.00:01:34JackWhy did you go? Who did you go with? What did you do? You know all the WH questions? I'm so curious.00:01:41XochitlUM so.00:01:45XochitlWhat can I say about this trip?00:01:48XochitlUM, well, we went. I was learning Mandarin at the time I started learning Mandarin in the in freshman year of high school, which for our listeners that means first year of high school and in US we have four years of high school so.00:02:06XochitlMy I want to say it was my junior year. Yes, because I was 16 my junior year.00:02:12XochitlI the summer of my junior year, we went to China on a trip because as it turns out, my dad is a a university professor and his university, the Confucius Institute, holds a trip to China. And you have to pay like your ticket. But I think everything else is paid for it.00:02:29XochitlIt's like it's subsidized, so that means like they pay for a lot of your trip and.00:02:34JackSo you just buy the ticket, but they pay for like your accommodation. They pay for your food and that kind of stuff they travel.00:02:41XochitlYeah, I believe either that was the case or it's subsidized, meaning they put a lot of money towards your your accommodation and your food and your travel. And. Yeah, so it was pretty affordable. So my dad said.00:02:50JackIt lowers the price down so.00:02:53JackDon't have to pay much.00:02:55XochitlHmm.00:02:57XochitlHey, I'll pay for it. My dad found it, actually, and he said he would pay for it for me. And so I.00:03:01XochitlSaid.00:03:02XochitlYeah. OK and.00:03:07XochitlA few like only one other person who was in my class in Chinese went, and besides, that was all students from Louisville, which is the capital of Kentucky.00:03:17JackYeah.00:03:18XochitlAnd so we all went to China, and it was a a an age range from.00:03:27Xochitl1617.00:03:30XochitlPretty much and.00:03:34XochitlWe it was a really great time. I think we landed in Beijing and we went to Shanghai and Xian.00:03:41JackHmm.00:03:42XochitlAnd I really, really loved it. I think that's probably one of my favorite places that I've ever visited.00:03:48XochitlI really like the food. I liked the weather, I liked how busy it was, and there were a lot of really beautiful parks, like especially she had a really beautiful park and we spent the most time in Shannon and spent a week in Shannon. If I'm not mistaken, and went to a high school and got to meet like other kids our age. And then we went to host family and have like, dinner with them.00:03:54JackYeah.00:04:04JackYeah.00:04:13XochitlAnd we got to go shopping and we got to take the subway and like, we got to, like, eat street food and we got to go on the Great Wall. We hiked on the great.00:04:23XochitlWall of China.00:04:24JackOh cool.00:04:25XochitlYeah, we went to Shanghai, we went to like some traditional palace. I want to say.00:04:32JackYeah.00:04:33XochitlYeah, because we went to some gardens. Some like traditional gardens in Shanghai, and it was very hot and humid in Shanghai and in Beijing it was very rainy and cold. It was like.00:04:44XochitlVery because Shanghai's the South and Beijing's like the north, right? And then Shian was probably my favorite because.00:04:53XochitlThe weather was just perfect the whole time, so I really liked it there.00:04:57JackSo social you said you went to Shanghai. I I heard some quotes by a famous chef and traveler, Anthony Bourdain. And he said.00:05:00XochitlYeah.00:05:09XochitlYes.00:05:10JackShanghai makes New York City look like a.00:05:13JackThird world country.00:05:14JackCountry.00:05:15JackLike and and I I've always found that really interesting because I think the perception that Americans have of China is that it's somehow backwards or, you know, it's not developed or whatever. And if you look at some of these projects that they have and they're building.00:05:37JackAnd the things that they're doing in China, they're it looks like it looks like it's in science fiction movie like it's in the future.00:05:43XochitlYes. Yeah.00:05:46XochitlThat this was almost 10 years ago. At this point, I guess, or 10 years ago. So. But I do remember that it was really insane how tall all the buildings were, and we had a race after I think in Beijing is where we ate Peking ducks because it was a specialty. And I want to say that's from Beijing.00:05:57JackYeah.00:06:06XochitlBut he's saying.00:06:06JackYeah.00:06:07XochitlJust correct me if I'm wrong, I'm pretty sure that's.00:06:10XochitlAnd so after he had pecking dunk, it was really delicious. But it's heavy because it's kind of fatty and sugary, and it's really.00:06:15JackThe duck is the duck is is wonderful, but it's so oily and so.00:06:22XochitlYou're saying it's like delicious cake buds, and then your stomachs like so. My friends and I like waist because we were staying on like the 13th floor or something. I don't think any of it. No, it was higher than that. None of us had ever been that high up and like, stayed that high up. And so I remember that we got in like an.00:06:23XochitlRich.00:06:26JackYeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.00:06:40XochitlThere and they got an elevator and my friend and I tried to.00:06:45XochitlRace him up the.00:06:45XochitlStairs. There's no way we could make.00:06:47XochitlIt you know we.00:06:48XochitlWere just like running. It isn't good, I think made it and I made it and like they were. I think they had, like stopped on the floor because of something or something. And so they we made it close to the same time.00:06:48JackYou got to like the 8th floor and.00:06:52JackYeah.00:07:02XochitlBut I like threw up after cause I ran so hard and I was like, no, I'm not taking that.00:07:09JackAmazing duck goes in Beijing. Duck goes out. Yeah.00:07:12XochitlSo it was very.00:07:15JackOhh my gosh.00:07:15XochitlYeah, and seeing how I was very beautiful, we actually I believe we stayed at a university in Shanghai and.00:07:23XochitlIt was really nice. I remember the dorms and everything and.00:07:29XochitlWe were saying some college dorms, even though we.00:07:31XochitlWere.00:07:31XochitlHigh school students, but it's because I think the university Shanghai has like some exchange program. That's what we are looking at. And yeah, it was really fascinating. I we really enjoyed it. And I would say it's a beautiful country. I think it's one of the the.00:07:39JackYeah.00:07:48XochitlThat in Seattle are two places that I went and I was like, I love it here. I I could live here. I could stay here forever, you know.00:07:55JackYeah, yeah, yeah. Shanghai is a city that I've I absolutely must visit. I'm I'm I'm more interested in visiting Shanghai than I am in visiting Beijing. Oddly enough, I know it's the capital city and everything, but I really want to visit Shanghai. It seems like such a cool.00:08:14JackVibe, like such a cool city.00:08:16XochitlYeah. And the Chinese listeners don't hate me for this. I like the Southern accent more, even though it's more improper.00:08:25XochitlThe the northern accent is more difficult for me to pronounce because it's like it's rougher and like the the tones and like the the sounds like the consonant sounds are much sharper and the Southern accent is like.00:08:38XochitlMm-hmm.00:08:41XochitlMore, it's softer and it's easier for a foreigner because it's hard to like. Enunciate those. Those like sharp consonant sounds like like that kind of for the for the north and for the South. It might be like the instead of the. And so it was just easier for me to pronounce because my first teacher was actually southern Chinese.00:09:02JackNo.00:09:02JackOK.00:09:03XochitlAnd my tutor after that was also she was from Nanjing, so she was from the South southern capital city. I guess so I was more used to that. And then when I went to college.00:09:13XochitlThe professors were from the north and it was so hard to keep up because it's like it's a more proper, supposedly I think pronunciation.00:09:21JackOK, be more formal or something like that. Like yeah, yeah.00:09:26XochitlI guess it's more. It's kind of like how in in the southern US like dialect or regional accent, we kind of slow words together or whatever.00:09:35JackYeah, there's a southern drawl. They call it, you know, which I think it would be really funny if if for like, a a Chinese student or a Korean student to go to America and study English in Louisiana or Georgia or Alabama.00:09:38XochitlYes, OK.00:09:52JackAnd so they learn, you know, English with that, like how y'all doing, you know? Hey, y'all, you know, something like that. It's it's like, yeah.00:09:58XochitlHey. Yeah. Yeah. So that's basically how I learned Chinese. So that's what I had this funny accent to them, to the Northerners. So it was fun, though. But yeah. So yeah, that was my trip to China. I have so many very fond memories, and I loved it. And I definitely, I think it's one of the number one.00:10:18XochitlCountries that I that I really want to go back.00:10:21JackOK. And what how about the people I we we I forgot to ask you about the people but.00:10:22XochitlThe one that I.00:10:26XochitlEveryone was so friendly and it was crazy because everyone was so friendly and it felt really safe and I remember I left my like wallet full of money at one of these stands and the the old lady went after me and I was like, hey, you forgot this.00:10:40JackWow, I love that.00:10:40XochitlAnd crazy cause a lot of places they'd be like, oh, I just do that in the US. Don't do that. You know what I mean?00:10:44JackHey.00:10:47JackIn the US, that money is Gonzo. Yeah. Gone for sure. Yeah.00:10:52XochitlAnd here you left your money here and I bought all this merch because I knew my dad would really like it. It was really fun. It was like these.00:11:00XochitlT-shirts Obama was president at the time, and they were called like Obama. Mao, like Mao did. The only guess, but Obama added it's like not in the Red Star. And it was really, I really. I had a fun time with that. I got my dad like a watch and AT shirt and a hat and all this stuff.00:11:07JackYeah, Obama.00:11:18JackNice. That's great.00:11:20XochitlYeah. And the people are so nice, so friendly and.00:11:24XochitlThey were, so they were.00:11:25XochitlSo, like nice and flattering to us and and like accommodating and I don't know, I really, really appreciated it. And yeah, nothing, nothing bad to say, all good things. And I really hope to come back someday and be able to see.00:11:40JackYou maybe wanna go to China. I really wanna get there so.00:11:43XochitlYou have to go. My dad also really wants to go. And I tell him, like, come on, man.00:11:48XochitlYou should go because the circus we also went to the circus. It was so cool. And The thing is really funny is that the popcorn is like sweet there. It's not salty. It's not like like.00:11:58JackYeah, it's the same in Korea too. They got, you know, yeah, the, the the sweet popcorn, the caramel popcorn. Yeah, it's.00:12:02XochitlYeah.00:12:05JackIt's it's interesting.00:12:07JackYeah, I'm. I'm definitely a savory. Over over. Yeah, yeah.00:12:10XochitlYeah. Anyway, listeners, let us know, are you too sweet or salty popcorn? Have you been to China? Are you from China? Tell us your experiences. I really love it. Definitely country that I want to go.00:12:22XochitlToo, and yeah, we'll see you guys next time. Make sure to join our WeChat and WhatsApp groups. That way we can interact with you directly if you have any money to spare, make sure that you join to see our exclusive content episodes. It really helps. 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Shian Jno-Lewis owns Tidy Queens and is a member of Innovation DuPage's Owner to CEO Accelerator Program. Shian talks about who she’s worked with and how she started her business. The two also talk about focusing on sustainability and the importance of products that are used when cleaning. For more information and a free estimate, […]

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Suzanne Shian is one of three co-founders behind PichaEats, a social enterprise in Malaysia that aims to empower lives among the refugee community through a food business. The business model behind PichaEats is a 50-50 partnership with chefs. Each chef will source and buy ingredients, and PichaEats will pay them double, meaning 100% profit for the chef. PichaEats then sells the food at double the cost, building in profit each step of the way. While PichaEats is serving a very practical need for refugee communities to earn income, it's also become a form of cultural exchange. Today, they have 16 chefs who are from Palestine, Syria, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iraq. This podcast is by Expo Live, produced by Kerning Cultures Network.

Shian says: Shian Chuan, is a certified Executive Coach, Leadership Facilitator, and Mindfulness Expert helping people find fulfillment and clarity in their lives and careers. Known as the “Career Whisperer” by many Fortune 500 companies, she has helped thousands of people land their dream roles, bring their whole selves to work, and realize their potential. She specializes in helping mission-driven leaders create a life and legacy they are proud of and achieve social and environmental impact without burning out. As an intuitive and empathic facilitator, Shian blends Neuro-Linguistic Programming (neuroscience), positive psychology, and behavioral change with intuition, spirituality, and energy leadership into her work for effective and lasting change. She has appeared on KING 5 News and in The Seattle Times for her work during the pandemic. Find more information and inspiration at www.shianchuan.com. Find Shian here: Website: shianchuan.com Access New Book Info: https://www.subscribepage.com/poweryourpurpose Free guide: https://shianchuan.com/start-here/ Social Media Handles to tag me: IG: @Shian2Ignite LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shianchuan/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/ShianChuanLeadership/ ------ About Erin Keam Erin Keam is a Kiwi living in Seattle who works with women solopreneurs to create their ideal life and achieve their vision. She combines her 23 years' experience mentoring and being mentored in the recovery field with her career in marketing, film, media, TV, advertising, real estate and customer service (and a passion for fashion) to be a trusted source for solutions to what is getting between you and the life you want. She offers two paths to progress. One is her unique LifeStyle Statement sessions, in which women uncover their personal themes which are distilled into a one-of-a-kind Statement which can then be taken to every area of their life from wardrobe to relationships to their business to their career and their home. The other are her “pressure relief” mini-intensives where the focus is on moving closer to your vision through exploring and tackling personal and marketing issues which are keeping you stuck, whether clarifying your website's message to your clients, looking at how you spend your time and money, decluttering (mental and physical), dressing as who you want to be, assessing the first impression your media and home office make on your ideal clients and creating action plans to get you the life you want. When she's not doing this, she's interviewing women entrepreneurs on her podcast Conversations About Closets With My Closet 1000 Friends, about what they do, why and what they love about it, with one or two questions in there about clothing (there's that passion for fashion!). Female-identifying (or non-binary) and want to be a guest? Book here! You can find out more on her website erinkeam.comShe would love to connect with you on Instagram or LinkedIn or Facebook. Hey, Koa Club members! Something getting between you and your goals? Often, all we need is someone to hold space while we talk through what's keeping us stuck and the solution presents itself. Book a Talk it Out Call here with Erin. If you want an action step, she'll suggest one. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erin-keam/support

In facing life's trials, we all find ourselves struggling. BUT, you don't have to! You can make it through. You can perservere, because the power is within you. Finding your purpose and empowering yourself will change your life! Listen in with Steve, Shian and Theresa while they talk about surviving, overcoming and thriving. Hear how you can make that leap from getting through, to really shining in your own life!

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Today's featured guest is Shian Williams.  Shian (pronounced ‘Cheyenne') is dedicated to being an advocate for self-expression. She is a poet, dancer, YouTuber, and a speech-language pathologist. She has spent her entire life finding her voice after never believing she had something to say as a person who stutters. In the past two years, God has really activated her to live boldly and authentically. Shian currently has a virtual private practice in Atlanta that specializes in stuttering treatment.  I believe that there is healing in sharing, and I want to thank Shian for sharing her story with me today.  LINKS Email:  shian@ultimatestutteringtherapy.com Website:  ultimatestutteringtherapy.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ultimatestutteringtherapy YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC344OTuIrJVdyWMCvN9wKGw Thank you to Noah Swiderski (owner and producer of Briton Beats) for your outro music. For more information on Briton Beats, click this link:  https://www.britonmedia.com/editing Thank you to Epidemic Sound for the intro music.  https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Thank you to Mike Russell for that voice over outro.  https://musicradiocreative.com I use SquadCast for all my remote interviews.  If you are interested in Squad Cast, check out my affiliate link:  https://squadcast.fm/?ref=pedropena If you would like to support this podcast, then I would love a cup of coffee: buymeacoff.ee/mslpodcast    Website:  https://mystutteringlife.com For correspondence: Pedro Peña, PO Box 1585, La Porte, Texas USA 77572

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We’ve now covered Chinggis Khan’s conquest of much of the Jin Dynasty and the Khwarezmian Empire, leaving him with an empire stretching from the Caspian Sea to the Pacific Ocean. With the defeat of Jalal al-Din Mingburnu on the borders of India at the end of 1221, Chinggis Khan began the long journey back to his homeland- much of this trip being discussed on our last episode where we also discussed the Khan meeting the Taoist, Qiu Chuji (Chee-u Chu-ji). Chinggis Khan was certainly returning to his native steppe with an idea for continued campaigning in north China, hoping to deliver the death blow to the Jin Dynasty. In his absence, his general Mukhali, supported by Tangut forces, had been left to maintain pressure on the Jin until the Khan’s return. Mukhali’s death in 1223 unravelled this plan, as it was followed by the ascension of new Jin and Tangut rulers who organized peace between their respective empires. The treachery of his erstwhile vassals, the Tangut, had to be punished, while the succession of the aging Chinggis had yet to be settled. Now, let us discuss the final years of Chinggis Khan! I’m your host David and this is the Ages of Conquest Podcast: The Mongol Invasions!       By the 1220s, Chinggis Khan was in his sixties, having lived a long and difficult life. In the almost  20 years since he had unified the Mongols, a generation of new warriors had known nothing but his rule. The thought that Chinggis even could die must have seemed impossible to many: the great success of the Khwarezm campaign had only demonstrated how Chinggis Khan was Heaven’s chosen, and surely he was destined to conquer the remainder of the world. His impending demise however, was something his top advisers were concerned over, and all knew the tendency for nomadic confederations to fragment on the ruler’s death. You will recall that Chinggis himself had taken advantage of  the division of the Naiman Khanate between Tayang and Buiruk after their father’s death in the 1190s. If the Secret History of the Mongols is to be believed, the matter was brought up and settled on the eve of the Khwarezmian campaign- so in 1219, though other sources have it settled as late as on Chinggis’ deathbed. It’s possible it was something dealt with in stages.       Though Chinggis had God knows how many children with likely hundreds of lesser wives and concubines, there were only four choices over who would become Khan after his death, those born of his first and chief wife, Borte Khatun. The eldest of these was Jochi [Зүчи, Züchi]. A skilled hunter and capable commander, infamously, Jochi was born after Borte’s abduction by Merkits in the 1180s. A haze therefore always hung over Jochi’s legitimacy, and though Chinggis Khan always publicly treated Jochi as his own, his second son Chagatai [Цагадай] utterly refused to. Perhaps two years Jochi’s junior, Chagatai was stern, a strict enforcer of his father’s laws, and had an intense dislike for his elder brother. Possibly by encouraging rumour of Jochi’s illegitimacy, Chagatai hoped to increase his own chances of succeeding their father. Their conflict escalated and resulted in Chinggis removing both from succeeding him as Great Khan, a decision made easier by Jochi’s untimely death in 1225. The sources are unclear as to the reasons for his death and cite anything from illness, to injuries from a hunting accident, to rumours that he was poisoned by Chinggis himself. Chinggis allowed Jochi’s sons to inherit their father’s territory, with Jochi’s second son, Batu, succeeding him.       The other two options to succeed Chinggis were his third and fourth sons, Ogedai [Өгэдэй] and Tolui [Тулуй]. Both were notable alcoholics, even by Mongolian standards but where Tolui built himself a reputation as a ruthless military commander, Ogedai was famously generous and conciliatory, a man capable of reaching compromise between the many loud voices of the empire. Unlike the less flexible Chagatai and Tolui, Chinggis anticipated Ogedai as having a head for establishing an actual administration, rather than just expansion. Indeed, the intention may have been for Ogedai to be a ruler, not just a conqueror, though he would undoubtedly do that. If we are to believe the account in the Secret History of the Mongols, Chagatai himself suggested Ogedai as the best choice from among them.    Chinggis Khan returned to Mongolia in spring 1225 in what was to be a short stay in the land of his birth. As we’ve already mentioned, the general Mukhali, with Tangut support, had campaigned against the Jin Dynasty while Chinggis was subduing the Khwarezmian Empire. With Mukhali’s death in early 1223, the Mongol offensive in China lost its impetus, though his son and brother continued to campaign. The Tangut abandoned the war, which was both hugely expensive and unpopular within their kingdom. In similar time, the Jurchen emperor Xuanzong (shu-an-zong) of Jin died, succeeded by Aizong (Ai-zong) of Jin, and the Tangut king was forced to abdicate by his son, Weiming Dewang (Way-ming De-wang).    With the slate wiped clean and the great Khan still in Central Asia, the Jin and Tangut entered into negotiations and proclaimed a peace treaty and fraternal relations in 1225- a treaty with no provisions for military assistance, mind you. Organizing their own peace treaty with the Jin Dynasty was, of course, an open refutation of the Great Khan’s mandate, the culmination of a defiant trend that had started with their refusal to supply troops in 1219.   Sitting comfy in our armchairs 800 years later with the benefit of hindsight, we know what a foolish decision this was. There was some sense to it from the Tangut point of view though. With Mukhali’s death and Chinggis still distant in the west, the Tangut gambled that the high tide of the Mongols had passed, the aging Chinggis Khan burning out the last of his energies in Central Asia. The known tendency for nomadic confederations to splinter on their founder’s demise, and the vast breadth of the Mongol Empire could have brought hopes of an approaching Mongolian civil war and breathing room for the Tangut. It turns out, this was not a good gamble.    On his return to Mongolia in 1225, Chinggis Khan sent messengers  to the Tangut court demanding they send a royal hostage to reaffirm their vassalage- an act the proud Tangut had never partaken in before. Mongol sources have the Tangut refuse to provide this hostage, and thus brought on Mongol wrath.  However, we have two very rare and precious Tangut documents- a commander’s report dated to 1225, and an early 14th century ritual song- which say the Tangut did provide a royal hostage, a prince who was less than 10 years old who the Mongols promptly murdered. That this killing went unmentioned in Mongolian documents makes sense. Killing a royal hostage, an envoy, a child, was not a good look, especially when unprovoked and even more when the Mongols tried using it to justify the invasion and destruction. If true, perhaps Chinggis Khan was already set on attacking the Tangut, intending to use their refusal as casus belli, not anticipating they might actually comply. That the Tangut actually did send a child took the Mongol leadership by surprise and made it hard to justify an invasion- so they killed the boy, spread rumours the Tangut had refused, and proceeded with their invasion.   In winter 1225, Chinggis Khan left Mongolia for what would be the final time, marching at the head of an army into the Tangut Kingdom in January  1226. In these months according to the Secret History of the Mongols, Chinggis Khan fell from his horse while hunting wild asses- the second such fall he suffered, with one a few years earlier mentioned in our episode on Qiu Chuji. This fall however was more serious. The elderly Khan developed a fever and was bedridden, and his captains argued that the army should fall back to allow Chinggis to recover. The Tangut in their pounded-earth walls would not be going anywhere. Chinggis refused,  instead ordering a final set of envoys to meet the Tangut and based off the response they received, Chinggis would decide if they should retreat.   Chinggis’ messengers reached the Tangut Emperor, called Burqan (Bur-chan) by the Mongols, and shared the Khan’s message, as per the account in the Secret History of the Mongols.   “... you, Burqan (Bur-chan), did not keep your promise and did not give me troops, but came out with  mocking words. As I was moving in a different direction at the time, I said that I would call you to account later. I set out against [Khwarezm] and being protected by Eternal Heaven I brought them duly under submission. Now I have come to call Burqan to account for his words.”       Before the emperor could reply, the minister Asa Gambu spoke up, the man who had issued the rebuff to Mongol requests for troops in 1219, and the same man dominating and leading the anti-Mongol faction in the Tangut court:   “I spoke the mocking words. As for now, if you Mongols, who are used to fighting, say, ‘Let us fight!’, then turn towards the [Alashan mountains] and come to me, for I have an encampment in the [Alashan].”       When the messengers came to Chinggis with Asa Gambu’s response, the injured Khan made this declaration:   “This is enough! When one lets oneself be addressed so boastfully, how can one withdraw? Even if we die let us challenge their boasts!... Eternal heaven, you be the judge!”    Thus did Chinggis Khan, suffering from internal injuries, remount his horse and ride into his final campaign. He had used his time wisely, developing a simple, perfectly executed strategy to ruin the Tangut. The western territory of the Tangut was taken methodically, preventing these garrisons from reuniting at the capital. Then, Mongol armies cut east, coming up behind the Alashan mountains and bypassing the defensive passes which had proved so troublesome in 1209. With their armies situated between the Tangut capital of Zhongxing and the Jin Empire, the Mongols cut the Tangut off from possible Jin support, investing the city while they reduced the other Tangut holdouts in the east of the kingdom.       Everything went according to plan. The fortress of Qara-qoto, famous ruins today, fell in February 1226, and the western settlements fell in perfect succession. Tanguts in Mongol service at times managed to prevent slaughter or reached negotiated surrenders, but the bloodbath could not be averted. By that autumn, entire districts were surrendering to the Mongols, and then Tangut emperor died suddenly, supposedly of fright. The reign of the kinsman who succeeded him was short and chaotic, watching helplessly as the 200 year old Tangut kingdom was reduced to an ever shrinking strip of land around the capital.       In winter 1226 Chinggis was outside Lingzhou (Ling-zho), northeast of Zhongxing (Zhong-shing). A Tangut army was sent from the capital, a desperate final gamble to kill the Khan and end the invasion. When the Yellow River froze, Chinggis Khan crossed the river and destroyed  the army- the final field battle Chinggis Khan seems to have commanded in person. An army was then ordered to invest the Tangut capital, while Chinggis moved to the kingdom’s southeast, to Lintao, to mop up those untouched cities and act as guard should Jin reinforcements come. By spring 1227, Chinggis had secured most of the region, but the injuries sustained the year prior had not gone away. Whatever the injury had been, the year of campaign had prevented it from healing properly. Perhaps ribs had been broken in the fall and been unable to heal, and now infection was setting in, the Khan’s old body failing him. To avoid the approaching heat of summer, and have a chance to rest, Chinggis made  his encampment high in the valleys of the Liupan (Leeo-pan) mountains. It was here that the Khan spent the last months of his life.        The order of events of the Khan’s final month, August 1227, are highly contradicted among the historical sources. Zhongxing (Zhong-shing) resisted for 6 months before it finally surrendered in July or August, the Tangut ruler asking for a month to prepare gifts for the Khan. When Weiming Xian (Way-ming Shian) came to surrender before the Khan’s ger in August, he was forced to stand outside his ger for three days- quite likely because Chinggis Khan had already died.       What exactly killed Chinggis Khan goes unspecified in the Secret History of the Mongols, though it strongly suggests it was related to the injury from his earlier fall. By then, Chinggis was in his late sixties and had gone through a life of injuries and rigour. Complications from internal injuries at that age in this period would hardly be an unusual way to die. Chinggis is recorded as ordering the time, the cause of his death and the very fact of it to remain secret: had news of it reached the Tangut too early, they could have found new courage to continue and brought renewed resistance. Furthermore, dying before the campaign was actually completed could have been interpreted as heaven rescinding its favour. Coupled with Mongolian taboos about discussing death, it’s almost a wonder we even learned he died at all!    His generals proved loyal to him until the very end and succeeded in keeping his death a secret. The true details around it were only known to a select audience of his commanders and family. The problem with this reasonable enough explanation is that it just wasn’t sexy enough for the rumour mills of Asia, and in the absence of an official explanation, we are provided with a litany of different variations in every medieval source which mentions it. The Persian writers Juvaini, Rashid al-Din and the Ming era Yuan shi speak of illness aggravated by the climate while the Syriac writer Bar Hebraues specified malaria. The Franscian Friar John de Plano Carpini thought Chinggis was killed by lightning and Marco Polo said Chinggis died of infection from a Tangut arrow to the knee; he used to be an adventurer, after all. A later Mongolian tradition from the 17th century said that Chinggis was severely injured during coitus with a captured Tangut princess, Gurblechin, who had… ‘cleverly’  hidden a knife in her body somewhere. We’ll let you fill in the blanks on that one.   Whatever the specifics, Chinggis Khan died in August 1227, with August 18th or 25th commonly given dates in the sources. The Tangut king was left standing for three days, for which the Mongols gave him the ironic name of ‘Sidurqu,’ (shid-ur-hoo) meaning ‘upright.’ With Sidurqu’s (shid-ur-hoo’s) death, Mongol forces rode down upon the unsuspecting Zhongxing, which was subject to fire and plunder. Though some were rescued by Tanguts in Mongol service, Zhongxing was obliterated, the vast pyramidal tombs of the Tangut kings looted and stripped of their tiles. These still stand today, barren, eroding memorials to a lost kingdom.         The Secret History of the Mongols treats the Tangut with nothing but scorn, this passage illustrating this:   “After he had plundered the Tang’ut people and, making Iluqu Burqan change his name to Sidurqu, had done away with him, and after having exterminated the Tang’ut people’s mothers and fathers down to the offspring of their offspring, maiming and taming, Chinggis Khan gave the following order: ‘While I take my meals you must talk about the killing and destruction of the Tang’ut and say, ‘Maimed and tamed, they are no more.’”   The Tangut Kingdom ceased to exist in August 1227, an escort for Chinggis Khan to the   afterlife. Temujin had entered the world clutching a blood clot in his fist, and Chinggis Khan left it with the blood of kingdoms on his hands. The Tangut people were scattered, their official records burned along with Zhongxing. It was not however a total genocide, as we know several Tangut cities surrendered without issue, with communities spread across China and the Mongol Empire. Tanguts would actually enjoy higher ranking than even Khitans and Jurchen under the Yuan Dynasty later in the century, as the Tangut were seen as less sinicized than them!       Chinggis Khan’s body was, according to contemporary accounts, returned to Mongolia beside an honour guard, buried most likely on mount Burkhan Khaldun, the mountain which had provided him shelter in his childhood and not far from his place of birth. The grave was kept small and hidden, trees supposedly planted to hide it, and the entire region placed under guard and forbidden to enter. Even today, the area is called the ikh Khorig, the great taboo, and only the most limited of non-intrusive scientific surveys have been undertaken in the area. There are of course other variations to the story, such as the caravan becoming stuck in the Ordos desert. In the Ordos during the Qing Dynasty a shrine was built to honour the Khan’s spirit, the cause of some misconception today that he was literally buried there. Other rumours mentioned the killing of every individual the funeral cortege came across. Human sacrifice is not mentioned with Chinggis’ immediate burial, but a few years later his son Ogedai sent 40 maidens for his father’s soul. Beyond that, we know almost nothing about the details: inference based off of what we know of the burials of later Khans are hard to apply to Chinggis, as these later burials had influence from sedentary cultures, though many Mongols Khans and notables would be buried on Burkhan Khaldun in the following two centuries.       So ends the life of Chinggis Khan, founder of the Mongol Empire, conqueror of much of Eurasia and flail of God. His death was met by sorrow among his people, cheers from peoples across Asia, and bated breath by the empire’s neighbours, waiting to see what would come next. Chinggis’ third son, Ogedai, was to succeed his father, inheriting a powerful, experienced and loyal army staffed by generals and officers who believed it was their destiny to ride over everything under the Eternal Blue Sky.    Once a young boy abandoned by his tribe, Chinggis had over time forged his people into a weapon, by the end of his life approaching the status of a demi-god among them. Today, Mongolians cherish him as the founder of their nation, and his reign was a turning point in Eurasian history. Kingdoms across the world were washed away by his armies, and an unprecedented era of Eurasia integration was to be ushered in his successors. Could Ogedai live up to Chinggis’ legacy, or would he be lost in the shadow of a man which could blot out the sun?  The continued expansion of the Mongol Empire is the topic of our next episodes, so be sure to subscribe to the Kings and Generals podcast and to continue helping us bring you more outstanding content, please visit our patreon at www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are unable to help financially but still want us to support us, it would be highly appreciated if you can leave a positive review on Apple Podcasts to help us grow and bring you more Mongols. Thank you for listening, I am your host David and we will catch you on the next one!

One day my dad told me a story inspired by my sister, Shian. In this story a young, lonely girl befriends a blue jay that she names Peanut. Her new, unique friend enriches her life and she is no longer lonely. The first time my dad told me this story, it had a different ending... I cried so much that he had to change the story so that it was no longer tragic. I'm glad to say this is the version of Shian's Peanut that has a happy ending. As this story is part of our Kid Series it is safe for smaller ears! Enjoy another story from my dad!

Back at it.. with the raw.. as we talk about being on quarantine and staying home and only coming out for essential needs and that is it. The search for lysol wipes, toilet paper and overall practicing social distancing.. Let us know what is your idea of social distancing ? As well how long this lockdown going to last? Shoutout to our healthcare professionals Shian and Cam! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz Follow one of our special guest: Cam @illumindaji

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Back at it.. with the raw.. down to the dirty stories of threesome the best threesome stories to the worst threesome ever ! We also played "Never Have I Ever" to break the ice! Tune in to see who like eating ass, who got their ass ate before and who is downright nasty behind closed doors ! Let us know your thoughts! SHoutout to our special guest Ashley and Tayvito Thunder ! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz Follow one of our special guest: Tayvito Thunder on Instagram and Twitter

Back at it.. with the raw.. down to the dirty stories of threesome the best threesome stories to the worst threesome ever ! We also played "Never Have I Ever" to break the ice! Tune in to see who like eating ass, who got their ass ate before and who is downright nasty behind closed doors ! Let us know your thoughts! SHoutout to our special guest Ashley and Tayvito Thunder ! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz Follow one of our special guest: Tayvito Thunder on Instagram and Twitter

Well we are back.. with the raw.. down to the dirty stories of threesome the best threesome stories to the worst threesome ever ! We also played "Never Have I Ever" to break the ice! Tune in and best believe we are coming back for Part 2 ! Let us know your thoughts! SHoutout to our special guest Ashley for sharing her story! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz

Already into the second month of 2020 and it is FULL OF MESS ! Discussing all aspects of the popular "Cancel Culture" as we speak on Gayle King, R. Kelly and Bill Cosby ! Do you think Gayle King is canceled for 2020 or is she completely dismissed ? Let us know your thoughts! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz

2020 is here and January felt like it last a whole decade itself from Surviving R. Kelly Part 2.. to R. Kelly alleged girlfriends get into a fight to the Kobe Bryant death January you raggedy and exhausting ! Tune in as we pick through January we are back and better ! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz

It was a thrilling season premiere, on ABC's dramatic season 24 Bachelor debut. ABC immediately pushed Peter's Cuban heritage, showing a delicious family dinner complimented with Cuban food. From there, we met some season standouts, including Alexa the body-waxer and Victoria P the care-taking nurse, but Hannah Ann made the biggest impression, interrupting THREE separate times during the cocktail party. Natasha was NOT having it. But let's talk about the first group date, which included aviation math, puke-riddled inflatable slides, and of course, Lawyer Kelley (with who Peter had a former fling) CHEATING to get a free Plane ride to the cocktail evening. Kelley's passive aggressive interruption brought tears to Shian's eyes, and NOT in a good way. This, of course, led to what may be the best one on one premiere date EVER, with Madison joining the Weber's for a very heartfelt wedding vow renewal ceremony, accompanied by - who else but - Tenille Arts. Madison's earnest performance makes her a clear frontrunner for the season. Finally, Hannah Brown, the beast, is BACK! She (aggressively?) inserted herself into Peter's final group date, and he TOTALLY took the bait. Is Hannah Brown here to stay? Be sure to check out the After Show hosted by: Jeff Graham, Mike Thieling, Christine Alexis, Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more After Shows for your favorite TV shows and the latest news in TV, Film, and exclusive celebrity interviews, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

2020 is here and 2019 is over and as everyone know the saying "New Year.. New Me" which equal bulls***! So in this new year we are the SAME OL' RAW Podcast with all that happened the end of 2019 and more. Tuned in and tell us what you are aiming for in 2020! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz Shoutout to our special guest Cam: @illumindaji

Spiritual healing and energy coach Shian Chuan is on a mission to help leaders create positive and sustainable growth in the workplace. Known as the "Career Whisperer" in Fortune 500 magazine, Shian partners with organizations that want to cultivate, nurture, and grow conscious leaders, not just for today, but for the upcoming generations. In this episode, Shian discusses how an illness led her to become more intuitive with her body and how it ultimately guided her to make conscious choices about her life's purpose. Through her own path and pain, she was able to tap into the spiritual world and connect with her inner self. By practicing energy healing and leadership coaching, Shian is able to help her clients realign with themselves in order to live with more connectivity, peacefulness, and self-efficacy. Shian has mentored over 300 clients and empowered thousands. She believes in living wholeheartedly and having the ability to be authentic in our personal lives and at work.

After some technical difficulties and a break we are back with our roundtable discussion ! We talk about the long discussion on the relationship between Lil Fizz and Apryl Jones and Omarion being unbothered.. *sips tea* as well as speaking on the comments singer Tank speak about on Lip Service..  As well as talk about African American women being single and happy in this generation... Tune in we are getting RAW with this one !  Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz

Known as the "Career Whisperer" in Fortune 500 companies for being the most sought out coach for employee & team success, Shian Chuan is a certified Master NLP practitioner and a Peak Performance business consultant. Shian has mentored over 300 clients and is an accomplished trainer and speaker, having presented to 1000's of leaders around the world on behavioral science and human psychology. Originally from California, Shian has more than 11 years of training, coursework, and experience related to mindset, brain and body-based personal development, and alternative healing. To get in touch with Shian or for access to a stream of free insights and resources, visit www.shianchuan.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, Brett Dupree talks about him restarting his healthy living lifestyle once again and then has a wonderful interview with Shian Chuan, the Executive Whisperer.Shian Chuan (pronounced she-ann) is an Executive Leadership Coach, energy healer, speaker, and expert in the field of professional development and consciousness healing.She’s helping people launch the life of their dreams, helping entrepreneurs grow and scale conscious businesses and helping communities and organizations become more creative, collaborative and connected.Known as the “Career Whisperer” in Fortune 500 companies for being the most sought out coach for employee & team success, Shian Chuan is a certified Master NLP practitioner and a Peak Performance business consultant. Shian has mentored over 300 clients and is an accomplished trainer and speaker, having presented to 1000’s of leaders around the world on behavioral science and human psychology. Through 1:1 coaching, teaching and consulting with organizations, Shian creates spaces that provide safe and fun yet soul-stirring interactions that will inspire leaders and entrepreneurs—on a path toward continual self-discovery and personal evolution.To get in touch with Shian or for access to a stream of free insights and resources, visit www.shianchuan.com.

Now that the weather is changing it is time to discuss about "cuffing season" .. is it real or bunch of nonsense? Listen to three different opinions as we discuss who got a team and who don't .. Cuffing Season is HERE.. YET... AGAIN! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz

SEPTEMBER = IT'S OUR ANNIVERSARY!!!!!! WE MADE IT!!! We talk about where we started to here now! Shoutout to Wolfe Nation Studios for everything, we talk about our mistakes in this podcast world, to our loyal listeners and our special guests ! WE ARE ON TO SEASON 2 OF RAW PODCAST SO STAY TUNED!!!! As well as this is a roundtable talking about the "chicken sandwich debate" FINALLY to Antonio Brown rape allegations and more ! SEASON 2 WE ARE READY !!! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz

We know you miss us! We back with one of our most juicy topics and sex is on the menu for this round we talk about girls eating ass to what men and women want in the bedroom ? Communicating with your partner to faking an orgasm to Alexis Skyy "cucumber" video at Lil Boosie pool party ! Guess what ?! Our 1 year anniversary coming up !! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz

Summer 2019 been a good one and let's talk about Meg the Stallion starting the trend with being Hot Girls this summer and of course what would it be without a little competition from men on being City Boyz this summer ! Guess you can its just another city boyz/hot girl summer for most ! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz Shoutout to our special guest: @itsdesicakes

Back with the REAL and YOU already know what we are discussing love in our generation how do we define true love? What is the difference between love and lust? As well as we dive in to ladies having sex on the first night ! Stay tuned cause we do got a Part 2 Coming for this ! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz Shoutout to our special guest: @realandrefinedpodcast

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Oh we back with the REAL and YOU already know what we are discussing "The State of Hip Hop" we talking about music from old school to the "new" generation music and how much it had changed ! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz Shoutout to our special guest: Allay @allayearhart & Ron @rondavalos alll the way from Louisiana !!

Shian is a special educator working at the secondary level. She works with teachers, students parents, and principals to ensure that students with learning disabilities are properly catered to the classroom. In this podcast, you will learn: why she decided to turn her passion for teaching into a business transition from being a classroom teacher to a tutor and start tutoring today why your mental health is more important than your job key lessons Shian has learned about running a business in the short time that she has been an entrepreneur the importance of mentorship what lessons Shian has learned from running her business that she can apply in her personal life when we said "bring it", what exactly do we mean Are you thinking about stepping out into running your own business? Shian has a step-by-step strategy that she shares on what she did and some suggestions she has for you. She shares about marketing, social media, planning, and more. Shian's Details Shian Gurrell, Managing Director Gurrell's Tutoring Services Gurrell's Tutoring Services offers private tutorial sessions in core academic areas to children and adults inclusive of those with learning disabilities. Email: shianeducator@yahoo.com Join Boss Teacher on... Instagram Facebook Boss Teacher Community Email

Oh we back with the REAL and YOU already know what we are discussing "Ayesha Curry" and her comments about wanting "attention" from other men best believe it got REAL ! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz Shoutout to our special guest: TedKush : @thisisted_ @tedandtyshow, Bethany: blackbougiebrunchwithbethany, & Lawrence: @tonyjr_dtx

We are BACK as a family all four of us.. as we talk about is dating trash in the 21st Century and how we look at a thoughtful date compare to an expensive date ! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz

The 2019 SoCon Outdoor Track & Field Championships are in our backyard! Samford XC and Track and Field junior Shian Mallory joins the Bulldog Spotlight to discuss winning another indoor championship and the Dogs' expectations for outdoors this weekend.

A lot of stuff to unpack in this episode discussing the death of Nipsey Hussle and talking about was this a crime that was committed by someone "hating" or by the "government'" as well as we discuss the impact Nipsey's death have on everyone and what can we do as people to continue the marathon and represent his movement in the right way ! Shoutout to our special guest Cali's own @court_4 ! Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and send us your topics, questions and feedback to :rawunfilteredpod@gmail.com GET OUR FOLLOWERS UP ! IG: @_rawpodcast Facebook R.A.W. Podcast Youtube: Real Authentic Words Podcast Myra: @__beautifull.mee Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @misspricessw Deshawn: @wingtip_gawd Q: @q.chainzzz

What about your friends nowadays? Can we all say we got real friends today or is the term "friend" used loosely? Listen as we discuss the definition of a friend or a foe! Special Guest @bugatti_barbie3000! Make sure to follow us on IG : @_rawpodcast! Follow us personally: Princess @missprincessw Shian @jamaicas_son Myra @_beautifull.mee

We are BACK with Part II .. "Do Nice Girls Finish Last?" What does it mean to be a nice girl ? Do guys overlook the nice girls? "Never know a good thing til it's gone! " Send us your feedback and listening letters ! Follow Us: IG @_rawpodcast Shian: @jamaicas_son Princess: @missprincessw Myra: @_beautifull.mee

Pete talks to Shian (a.k.a. Christian) Smith–Pancorvo, drummer in Razorlight and Stony Sleep (amongst others) about his early career, life in 90s bands, drugs, Denise Van Outen’s leg make-up and why ‘The World’ doesn’t have legs – in the game of Pop Cricket

Ep 23. Shian & Eric, Fourfangs What It’s About In this episode, Dana Blouin speaks with the founders of autonomous drone manufacturer, Fourfangs, and dives into the various arguments for the implementation of autonomous drones and how their continuous use can greatly benefit companies worldwide. Key Takeaways The company’s product, high performing aerial drones, stands […] The post Ep23. Shian & Eric, Fourfangs first appeared on eFM Live.