Podcasts about standing rock protest

Host: Drifter Guest: Cyrus   Meet Cyrus Norcross: A Journey to Sobriety and Advocacy Cyrus Norcross started his journey to sobriety on May 25, 2019. But Cyrus is more than his journey through addiction; he's also dedicated to serving others, telling stories, and making a difference. He has battled his own personal demons and wrestled with alcohol addiction, a journey that led him to the transformative path of sobriety. His story serves as an inspiring example of triumph over adversity and the importance of loving one's self and accepting one's flaws in recovery. Before his recovery, Cyrus served as an Army Ranger, showing bravery and commitment. He joined in 2007, spent four years with the 75th Ranger Regiment, and two more with the 4th Infantry Division. He deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan, earning an honorable discharge in 2013. Afterward, he became a military contractor, training the Royal Air Force in ground maneuvers. His role involved simulating encounters with terrorist forces, gathering intelligence, and disrupting their networks. He's also a contributing author in the book "Violence of Action: The Untold Stories of the 75th Ranger Regiment in the War on Terror." Cyrus is also a award-winning journalist from the Navajo Nation. His articles and photos have appeared in Indian Country Today, Native News Online, The Navajo Times, and Source New Mexico. He's known for investigating the missing and murdered indigenous people on the Navajo Nation, but he covers a wide range of topics, from sports to art festivals. He's won journalism awards from the Military Veterans in Journalism Association, the Native American Journalists Association, and the Arizona Newspaper Association. Cyrus is also working on documentary about K9 search and rescue on the Navajo Nation. He's writing a book about his experiences at the 2016 Standing Rock Protest on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation, where people fought against the Dakota Access Pipeline. Join us on the Sobertown Podcast to hear Cyrus Norcross's inspiring journey—from military service to journalism to sobriety advocacy. His story is all about redemption, resilience, and a relentless drive to create a brighter future for everyone.   Other Sober Resources: I Am Sober App Getting Sober ...Again Boom Rethink The Drink Recovery Movie Meet-Ups No Sippy No Slippy. Not Another Drop No matter What.   Remember to Pour The Poison Down The Sink!!      Sobertownpodcast.com

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CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD: Standing Rock, Protest, Sound and Power (Part 2) SUBSCRIBE TO THE SERIES VIA ITUNES ADD OUR PODCASTS TO YOUR STITCHER FAVORITES PLAYLIST Part Two of a special series on Standing Rock, Protest, Sound and Power. The guest for today’s podcast is Tracy Rector. Tracy is a Choctaw/Seminole filmmaker, curator, community organizer, and Executive Director […]

At a time when fake news is said to have helped swing an election result, finding varied and reliable sources of information has never been more important. But with traditional broadcast platforms under siege from a slew of digital competitors expanding at a rate of knots, how do we ensure the integrity of storytelling in our post truth world? With social media posts and audience comment providing a constant feedback loop for the creation of their short form content, organisations like Buzzfeed can quickly rack up global audience numbers that most broadcasters and long form filmmakers can only dream about – think the Standing Rock Protest in the US - and they can also get their material out there far faster than long form filmmakers ever could. The traditionalists might argue that the short form model doesn’t provide for the context and rigorous examination that their subjects require. But are they doing themselves a disservice by ignoring what’s going on in the digital space and missing an opportunity to add vital weapons to their storytelling arsenal? In this session, Nicola Harvey (Managing Editor, Buzzfeed Australia) joins award-winning director Anna Broinowski (Pauline Hanson: Please Explain!) and journalist Matt Davis (Foreign Correspondent) to explore the connection between social media and the political documentary and discuss how important the viral video can be to short AND long form video journalism.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD: Standing Rock, Protest, Sound and Power (Part 1) SUBSCRIBE TO THE SERIES VIA ITUNES ADD OUR PODCASTS TO YOUR STITCHER FAVORITES PLAYLIST On March 10th 2017, The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and Indigenous grassroots leaders called upon allies across the United States and around the world to peacefully March on Washington DC. The March […]

Kelly Daniels--photographer, activist and Standing Rock advocate--has returned home from Standing Rock, but she (like many of us) is aware this war is not over. She returns to Girl Power Hour to discuss the current state of affairs at Standing Rock. One Sacred Fire has been extinguished, but another has been lit. This is not over. However, there has been a great deal of confusion. It seems tribal leaders are expressing different opinions of how to move forward. As such, Kelly Daniels wants to help us understand what is really going on and how we can continue to help and stand with Standing Rock.  Kelly Daniels is a professional photographer in Overland Park Kansas. For 25 years, she has specialized in recording interactive families and children. She is on her fourth trip to the Oceti Sakowin camp at the Standing Rock Protest to bring awareness to the truth behind the community of prayerful families, elders and children that are the backbone and reason for this movement. Her company is called The Kelly Gallery.  Kelly is speaking about Standing Rock in Kansas City at the International Day of the Girl. She does presentations for organizations and schools to spread the word in the Kansas City area.    

On this episode we talk a little about the standing rock protest, and why the protesters only won for the time being. We'll talk about Rick Astley and how much money he's made from the Rick Rolling Craze And we discuss what jobs will be eliminated in the future. Don't forget to subscribe on iTunes & Google Music!

Download Episode Winter hibernation has set in; Scarlet & Ryan get into the Standing Rock Protest and finish off with nerding-out about Star Wars Haven Head (intro & outro music) The post Episode 85 appeared first on Honest, Open & Vulnerable.

Kelly Daniels is a professional photographer in Overland Park Kansas. For 25 years, she has specialized in recording interactive families and children. She is on her fourth trip to the Oceti Sakowin camp at the Standing Rock Protest to bring awareness to the truth behind the community of prayerful families, elders and children that are the backbone and reason for this movement. Her company is called The Kelly Gallery.  Kelly is speaking about Standing Rock in Kansas City at the International Day of the Girl. She does presentations for organizations and schools to spread the word in the Kansas City area.

  This is a black arts and culture site. We will be exploring the African Diaspora via the writing, performance, both musical and theatrical (film and stage), as well as the visual arts of Africans in the Diaspora and those influenced by these aesthetic forms of expression. I am interested in the political and social ramifications of art on society, specifically movements supported by these artists and their forebearers. It is my claim that the artists are the true revolutionaries, their work honest and filled with raw unedited passion. They are our true heroes. Ashay! 1. Cleavon Smith graduated from the US Naval Academy and Mills College. He is the writer of Vs., produced by TheatreFirst in their 2016-17 season. His short plays have been featured in the 2012 PlayGround and the 2015 Ohlone College Playwrights Festivals. He lives in Oakland and teaches in the English department at Berkeley City College." 2. Standing Rock Protest. Tiyesha Meroe, People's Community Medics. To help visit https://medichealercouncil.com/donate/ 3. Mark Harris, artist joins us to speak about his recent work and an exhibit opening Friday, Nov. 11, 6-9 at CIIS in San Francisco. His artist talk is Nov. 16, 6 p.m. at CIIS, 1453 Mission Street:  "Freedom isn't Free", "American Exceptionalism - Same as it Ever Was", "Silence = Violence No. 3", "Home Sweet Home" 4. Keith Josef Adkins, playwright, Safe House, at Aurora Theater in Berkeley Nov. 4 through Dec. 4.  

Scott from the East Coast and traderusky co-host. Interview with Amanda "McGrindlife" Stinchecum. Will Trump's election help or hurt legalized online poker prospects? Paddy Power gets burned by gimmick where they paid out Clinton bets early, but was it all a marketing trick? Interops refusing to pay Trump bets until January, Colonel Fabersham calls to get answers. Former Lock Poker player who had $14k stolen confronts conspirator Eric Lynch at a poker room. Brian Hastings compares his multiaccounting scandal to Hillary's e-mail scandal. Phil Ivey loses appeal in Crockfords edge sorting case. Did arrogance/shaming by the left cause the backlash which beat Hillary? "Confuse the police to help Standing Rock Protest" hoax dupes millions on Facebook. "big dick" calls in and talks sports and politics at the end of the show.

Scott from the East Coast and traderusky co-host. Interview with Amanda "McGrindlife" Stinchecum. Will Trump's election help or hurt legalized online poker prospects? Paddy Power gets burned by gimmick where they paid out Clinton bets early, but was it all a marketing trick? Interops refusing to pay Trump bets until January, Colonel Fabersham calls to get answers. Former Lock Poker player who had $14k stolen confronts conspirator Eric Lynch at a poker room. Brian Hastings compares his multiaccounting scandal to Hillary's e-mail scandal. Phil Ivey loses appeal in Crockfords edge sorting case. Did arrogance/shaming by the left cause the backlash which beat Hillary? "Confuse the police to help Standing Rock Protest" hoax dupes millions on Facebook. "big dick" calls in and talks sports and politics at the end of the show.

This is a black arts and culture site. We will be exploring the African Diaspora via the writing, performance, both musical and theatrical (film and stage), as well as the visual arts of Africans in the Diaspora and those influenced by these aesthetic forms of expression. I am interested in the political and social ramifications of art on society, specifically movements supported by these artists and their forebearers. It is my claim that the artists are the true revolutionaries, their work honest and filled with raw unedited passion. They are our true heroes. Ashay! 1. Cleavon Smith graduated from the US Naval Academy and Mills College. He is the writer of Vs., produced by TheatreFirst in their 2016-17 season. His short plays have been featured in the 2012 PlayGround and the 2015 Ohlone College Playwrights Festivals. He lives in Oakland and teaches in the English department at Berkeley City College." 2. Standing Rock Protest. Tiyesha Meroe, People's Community Medics. To help visit https://medichealercouncil.com/donate/ 3. Mark Harris, artist joins us to speak about his recent work:  "Freedom isn't Free" "American Exceptionalism - Same as it Ever Was" "Silence = Violence No. 3" "Home Sweet Home" 4. Keith Josef Adkins, playwright, Safe House, at Aurora Theater in Berkeley  

Guest host tradershky joins Druff, as Brandon is absent. Griffin Benger and William Kassouf have major altercation during WSOP Main final 2 tables. WSOP Main completed, weirdest heads up match in memory. Andy Philachack claims he was scammed in the past by WSOP winner Qui Nguyen. Travell Thomas convicted for $31 million fraudulent debt collection scheme. Fresh off Jacklyn Moskow scandal, Todd Anderson brings new show to CBS Sports. New poker investment scam comes online, called "betonpoker". Dave Colclough "El Blondie" died at 52, Druff talks about personal experience with him. DraftKings and FanDuel to merge? Poker player Eric Crain "jakzpoker" wins $1.3 million in Daily Fantasy Sports on Sunday. Pennsylvania House Passes online poker bill. Geolocation issues cause embarrassing end to Party/Borgata online tournament series. Druff tells odd pizza story from Vegas in 1996. Donald Trump back in the race as Hillary e-mail investigation reopened. "Confuse the police to help Standing Rock Protest" hoax dupes millions on Facebook. Druff talks about Cubs' first World Series victory since 1908.

Guest host tradershky joins Druff, as Brandon is absent. Griffin Benger and William Kassouf have major altercation during WSOP Main final 2 tables. WSOP Main completed, weirdest heads up match in memory. Andy Philachack claims he was scammed in the past by WSOP winner Qui Nguyen. Travell Thomas convicted for $31 million fraudulent debt collection scheme. Fresh off Jacklyn Moskow scandal, Todd Anderson brings new show to CBS Sports. New poker investment scam comes online, called "betonpoker". Dave Colclough "El Blondie" died at 52, Druff talks about personal experience with him. DraftKings and FanDuel to merge? Poker player Eric Crain "jakzpoker" wins $1.3 million in Daily Fantasy Sports on Sunday. Pennsylvania House Passes online poker bill. Geolocation issues cause embarrassing end to Party/Borgata online tournament series. Druff tells odd pizza story from Vegas in 1996. Donald Trump back in the race as Hillary e-mail investigation reopened. "Confuse the police to help Standing Rock Protest" hoax dupes millions on Facebook. Druff talks about Cubs' first World Series victory since 1908.

William Katz lectures on The Standing Rock Protest against the XL Pipeline and Black Lives Matter to the history uncovered in Black Indians.     Why Black Lives Matter is fighting alongside Dakota Access Pipeline protesters On Aug. 27, Black Lives Matter activists from Minneapolis and Toronto traveled to the Standing Rock Indian Reservation, which straddles North and South Dakota, to support indigenous tribes protesting the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL).  And now, members of New York City's most active BLM groups plan on visiting Standing Rock this week to prevent the proposed 1,172-mile, four-state oil pipeline from being built on Native treaty lands.     Image: These donated supplies, which were collected at the Rally for Standing Rock in New York City's Washington Square Park on Sept. 9, 2016, will be delivered to #NoDAPL protesters in North Dakota.