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Send us a textSonia and Marnie's mountain climbing story continues as an NONSTOP ROCK BLOCK! They're LIVIN' ON THE EDGE! They're RIDIN' THE STORM OUT! And they wanna know WHO'LL STOP THE RAIN! Listen to hear how our New Zealand gals get outta this one.To tell us YOUR story, give us a call at 470-NOT-DEAD or write in at CloseCallsPodcast@gmail.com Shoutout Tyler Snodgrass (@tyler_snod) for editing these dang things and for making our logo. And if you dig our theme song it's all thanks to Jake Crown (@catsongs)

In this episode of Ridin' the Storm Out, we dive into the wild world of recent political gaffes and uncover some uncomfortable truths. We start with Kamala Harris silencing a rowdy Michigan crowd with an unusual request: “Shout your own name!” Then, we ask the question: Did Biden just call Americans “garbage”? And, in a lighter moment, we'll cover “Trump the Trash Man.”   But it's not all just strange moments in politics—things take a serious turn as we explore a 24-minute compilation of Democrats repeatedly denying election results. Are they hiding something? The evidence is mounting that election manipulation is real, and the truth is surfacing.   We'll also highlight resources shared by former CIA whistleblowers who've compiled timelines and documentation that reveal more than we ever expected. Dive deep into these sources to understand the bigger picture:  

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Farmer Wants a Wife's Claire Saunders shares heartbreaking family news! Married at First Sight 2025 couple STORM OUT following ‘MASSIVE ROW'! The bizarre reason I'm a Celebrity's Skye Wheatley was dropped from hosting a HUGE TV show! PLUS LOTS MORE! Want more of the latest gossip? Get EXTRA hot tea on SO DRAMATIC! EXTRA via PATREON and APPLE! Visit SO DRAMATIC! ONLINE and sign up for our VIP list! Keep up to date with the latest on INSTAGRAM, FACEBOOK, TIKTOK, TWITTER and the FACEBOOK GROUP! Got a tip? Contact: tips@sodramaticmedia.com! Want to partner with us? Contact: hello@sodramaticmedia.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Ridin' the Storm Out, Paul Blair and David Hanan, Ph.D., delve into the Democratic National Convention. They analyze key moments from the event, including speeches by Michelle Obama, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC), and Michigan Senator Mallory McMorrow. Drawing from their perspectives, they compare the themes and messages presented at the DNC with passages from Leviticus 18:20-25, offering a thought-provoking discussion that bridges contemporary politics with timeless biblical principles. Tune in for an insightful analysis that challenges the status quo and provides a unique perspective on current events.

Embark on a thought-provoking journey in the latest episode of 'Ridin' the Storm Out.' Join Pastor Paul Blair and David Hanan, Ph.D., as they explore the contentious narrative surrounding Donald Trump's impact on global politics. This week, they dissect why Trump is perceived as a threat to the New World Government agenda and delve into the media's role in fomenting division, potentially escalating to dangerous consequences. The discussion will uncover the intricacies of these media strategies and their implications on public perception and political dynamics. Tune in for an episode filled with deep analysis and critical debate that sheds light on the forces shaping our political landscape in these turbulent times.

Set sail on a new episode of "Ridin' the Storm Out," where we dive into the political currents with Pastor Paul Blair and David Hanan, Ph.D. This week, they tackle the evolving dynamics of the Republican National Convention Platform, dissecting the changes and what they signify for the future. Then, switch gears as they react to a crucial video detailing political strategies and implications. Don't miss their insightful analysis and robust debate on how these developments are shaping the political landscape. Tune in to navigate these discussions and decode what lies ahead in this politically charged episode of "Ridin' the Storm Out!"

Buckle up and join the ride on "Ridin' The Storm Out," where tempests meet tenacity! This week, Pastor Paul Blair and David Hanan, Ph.D., aren't just navigating rough seas—they're steering straight into them. Dive into a whirlwind of conversation as they tackle the stormy topic of "Doctors Actually Following the Science." Are they sticking to the facts or just sailing by the stars? And just when you thought the waters couldn't get choppier, we're charting a course toward Cuba, where Russian warships are making waves. What's on their radar? Find out as we sail through the facts, fiction, and furiously fascinating. Tune in, hold tight, and enjoy the thrill of the chase on "Ridin' The Storm Out!"

JEW HATING students STORM OUT of Duke commencement as Jerry Seinfeld speaks! Crowd BOOS them!

-It's a Football Facts Monday…what does Bill have on his mind today?-Also, SONG OF THE DAY (sponsored by Sartor Hamann Jewelers): "Ridin' the Storm Out" - REO Speedwagon (1973)Show sponsored by GANA TRUCKINGAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

It's not unusual for Luke to piss off Scott, and it's not unusual to hear lots of bickering on this podcast, but this time after a few too many interruptions to Scott's story there was in fact a storm out. Has he officially had enough or is this the final episode of the podcast? Scott's Spray is back, and this time it's the blood banks of Australia that are under fire. The rules for donating blood are a lot better in other countries, so why is it that certain healthy people cannot donate blood in this country? Luke has a very strange organisation style that has blown the minds of Scott and Producer Mandy. When you hear what he does with his schedule, you too will react in disbelief.   CREDITS: Hosts: Luke And Sassy Scott Producer: Mandy Catalano Supervising Producer: Lem Zakharia Executive Digital Producer: Oscar Gordon Social and Video Producer: Amy Code Video Editor: Bailey McCabe Audio imager: Nat Marshall Managing Producer: Sam Cavanagh Talent Manager: Kirsty KassabisSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SUMMARY:REO Speedwagon's Kevin Cronin sits down in person with Scott and Paul for an amazingly in-depth conversation about his career and his legendary songs "Roll with the Changes," "Time for Me to Fly," "Keep on Loving You," and "Can't Fight This Feeling," and more! PART ONE: Paul and Scott talk about the resurgence of Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car," the current historical invasion of the pop charts by the country genre, the time they absolutely massacred REO Speedwagon's "Time for Me to Fly" in their high school cover band, and how you can hear 18 minutes of bonus audio detailing the wild saga that led to this episode. PART TWO:Our in-depth conversation with Kevin CroninABOUT KEVIN CRONIN:Kevin Cronin joined REO Speedwagon as the band's lead singer prior to the release of the group's second album in 1972. He contributed three songs to the project, including “Music Man,” but departed during the recording of the follow-up LP Ridin' The Storm Out. After a brief solo career, Kevin returned to the group in 1976 and went on to write some of its most enduring songs, including “Roll with the Changes,” “Time for Me to Fly,” and “Don't Let Him Go.” Additionally, he wrote the band's only number one hits, “Keep on Loving You” and “Can't Fight This Feeling,” cementing REO Speedwagon's legacy as both classic rockers and masters of the power ballad. In a career spanning more than five decades, REO Speedwagon has sold more than 40 million records and has landed more than a dozen Top 40 hits on the Billboard chart, including “Take it On the Run,” which was written by lead guitarist Gary Richrath. In addition to Kevin's success with his own band, his songs have been covered by artists ranging from The Lemonheads to Dolly Parton. The Grammy-nominated music legend also happens to be just about the nicest rock star you'll ever meet.  

-It's Bugaboo Tuesday and with Bill gone, the floor is Sip's! What bothers him today? -Also, SONG OF THE DAY (sponsored by Sartor Hamann Jewelers): "Ridin' The Storm Out" - REO Speedwagon (1973) Show sponsored by GANA TRUCKING/MIDWEST BANKAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dis-Respect for Marriage Act (Part 3)| Ridin' the Storm Out | 12/15/22 | (S. 4 Ep. 8) (Part 3) In this episode, Black Robed Regiment Liberty Pastor Paul Blair discusses updates on the Dis-Respect for Marriage Act. LibertyPastors.com https://libertypastors.fairviewbaptistedmond.org/ Liberty Counsel's webpage: https://lc.org/mat-staver Liberty Church Edmond's webpage: https://fairviewbaptistedmond.org/ Declaration 4 Liberty's webpage: https://www.declaration4liberty.com Patriot Mobile partners with Liberty Pastors: http://www.patriotmobile.com/libertypastors/ Jesus is not just the Lord of Sunday mornings; He is to be the Lord over ALL our lives. As the Apostle Paul said, “Glorify God in ALL that you do!” Why becoming a Patriot Mobile subscriber helps Liberty Pastors? When you become a Patriot Mobile member, your dollars are helping to fund our God-given right to freedom. A portion of every dollar we earn is given back to the causes that support organizations that fight for First Amendment Religious Freedom, Freedom of Speech, Second Amendment Right to Bear Arms, Sanctity of Life, and the needs of our Veterans and First Responders. Use promo code LIBERTYPASTORS and receive free activation!

From their "Live At Moondance" release includes Don't Let Him Go, Keep on Loving You, Take it on The Run, Can't Fight This Feeling, Time for Me to Fly, Back of the Road Again, Roll with the Changes, Ridin' the Storm Out and 157 Riverside Avenue.

Ridin' the Storm Out - Overview of America. Ridin' the Storm Out presents An Overview of America.

Jennifer Buchanan fills in for Larry who is traveling back to home base. The conversation was lively and hit everything from Jennifer's work on Animated No Agenda to equity and diversity, and more! EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS:David HuntLoretta VandenbergStu CoatesMark LeslieJohnny HipwellHarryPilgrimTrailChickenPhiferCSB – https://ai.cooking & https://csb.lol THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE SHOW! SUPPORT THE SHOW & TELL … Continue reading "Planet Rage #0047 – Ridin' The Storm Out"

Julie Blair and Felicia Florez on Ken's Think Tank Season 6, Episode 11https://kensthinktank.com Julie and Felicia describe how Julie hired Felicia to be a realtor. Felicia had a fight with her mother.  Her parents own Francisca's in Farmington, NM – and Felicia worked there.  After the fight, Felicia performed a very careful storm out.  Ha Ha!  And Julie was more than ready to hire her as a realtor.Thanks sooo much for listening to the podcast version of Ken's Think Tank! In order to make this broadcast possible, we rely on the generosity of sponsors just like this one: Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Golden Door. Visit KenCollinsMarketing.com today for more great content from Ken's Think Tank and Male Encounters of the Life Kind.We are a digital marketing company that helps small business owners get more customers. We handle everything from Logo Design and Website Design, hosting, & support to Local Search Engine Optimization and more!Support the show

Okay, you can stop snickering. Yeah, REO Speedwagon in the 80s was pablum rock, radio at the time playing the trite ballads over and over again until you were forced to throw your transistor against the wall. However, in the 70s REO Speedwagon was a hard rock'n'roll, hard touring band ... with an A-lister guitarist (Gary Richrath) in tow. Really! Don't believe me? Take a listen to this ... Side One R.E.O Speedwagon (1971) (0:00) 157 Riverside Avenue R.E.O./T.W.O. (1972) (3:57) Music Man Ridin' The Storm Out (1973) (8:33) Riding The Storm Out R.E.O. (1976) (12:45) Keep Pushin' You Can Tune A Piano, But You Can't Tune A Fish (1978) (16:51) Say You Love Me or Say Goodnight Side 2 (21:46) Roll With The Changes (27:23) Runnin' Blind Nine Lives (1979) (30:30) Heavy On Your Love (34:03) Back On The Road Again (39:40) Drop It (An Old Disguide)

A certain subset of architects and futurists have long obsessed with mass-marketing domes, foam houses, spheres, and combinations thereof. Could their time be nigh? From a story originally posted on Unfrozen 1.0, Sept. 3, 2012. -- Intro: "Xanadu," by Rush 1. All Yesterday's Tomorrows 2. An Architect to the Stars Dreams of Domed Domesticity 3. Sprung From the Foam [Musical interlude: "Xanadu," by ELO and Olivia Newton-John] 4. Domes as Doom Defense Outro: "Ridin' the Storm Out," by REO Speedwagon

Death Coding - Risk & Fatality | Ridin' the Storm Out | 12/3/21 In this episode, Pastors Paul Blair & Dan Fisher introduce Dr. Amy Cerato and Eric Snyder as they will be presenting their topic “Myth-busting.” Be sure to view our website, www.Declaration4liberty.com to join the movement! Dr. Amy Cerato Cerato is a Professor of Civil Engineering at a local research institution and a registered professional engineer in Oklahoma. Her interests lie within the geotechnical engineering field, where she studies, for example, seismic behavior of foundation systems and expansive soil mitigation and is passionate about data integrity and ethical reporting. Dr. Cerato was the recipient of the 2009 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) and 2008 National Science Foundation CAREER award. Most importantly, she has three daughters, two dogs, a few chickens, and enjoys mountain biking, flower gardening and group fitness. Dr. Eric Snyder Snyder is an independent researcher and administrator. Prior to serving in his current position, he worked for 3 years as an Assistant Professor at the University of Oklahoma where he managed an administrative graduate degree program and taught research methods to graduate students. Dr. Snyder attended California University of Pennsylvania, where he received his B.S. with distinction, Utah State University, where he completed his M.S with distinction and completed his Ph.D. through a fellowship with a concentration in Educational Policy and Evaluation at the University of Kentucky. He started his career in education as a youth soccer camp counselor and has experience in private education, public education, and higher education.

Programa 264 del 10 de noviembre trasmitiendo en España en Sol y Rabia, Revi Radio, TNT Radio Rock, Asalto Mata Radio Rock y CD Music Radio, en Argentina en Lado Salvaje Radio y en Puerto Rico en Heavy Metal Mansion. Escucharemos bandas clásicas como Iron Maiden, Kansas, REO Speedwagon, y reconocidas como Epica y Sepultura, sumando a Newman, Marta Gabrielm Richrath Project 313, Vince DiCola y The Night Flight Orchestra y de España a Carlos Pina, SDM, Javier Barrado y Salduie. Canciones que escucharas hoy: 1.Epica-The Skeleton Key 2.Carlos Pina - Planeta Azul Políticos 3.Carlos Pina - Corazón de Hierro y Fuego 4.SDM - Los Valientes 5.Javier Barrado - El Dentudo 6.Javier Barrado - El Debut 7.Iron Maiden – Wasted Years 8.Newman - Hurricane Sky 9.Asalto Mata - Salduie 10.Kansas - Spark of the Tempest 11.Marta Gabriel - Bad Attitude 12.Richrath Project 313 - Never Give Up 13.REO Speedwagon - Riding the Storm Out 14.REO Speedwagon - Golden Country 15.Vince DiCola - Bound and Gagged 16.The Night Flight Orchestra - Burn for Me 17.Sepultura - Sepulnation Te invitamos a que te subscribas a nuestro podcast Made in Metal. Estaras al tanto de las novedades discográficas y pasaras un rato agradable en compañía de Tony Gonzalez. https://www.ivoox.com/s_p2_266383_1.html https://www.ivoox.com/made-in-metal-262-vii-temporada-audios-mp3_rf_77233678_1.html

In this episode, we talk about and album by REO Speedwagon called Ridin' the Storm Out, a rather uneven recording of brothers Duane and Greg Allman called Duane and Greg, and another South Side Johnny and the Asbury Jukes album called I Don't Want to Go Home. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reviewsfromthecrawlspace/message

It's been unseasonably rainy in Beijing and BeiBei has an unintentional mini-science experiment growing on her back porch-as a broom is becoming a terrarium of sorts. Comparing weather notes, John shares that mushrooms are sprouting in his yard from the soggy soil. BeiBei says that she and her daughter did a mushroom growing project at home, and that brings them to some of the severe weather experiences they've had. BeiBei asks about music around storms, so John uses the opportunity to drop the needle on "Ridin' the Storm Out" by REO Speedwagon-a song BeiBei's never heard before. Finally, BeiBei is concerned that her memory is slipping, as she couldn't remember the password to her phone, and after being locked out on several attempts, had to visit her daughter in kindergarten to get it open.

Riding the storm out on COVID-19 restrictions and the forecasted incoming blizzard, Dan and Ryan debate the merits of the REO Speedwagon studio recording of 'Ridin' the Storm Out' versus the live version.

“Boy, is Vaughn Meader fucked.” - Lenny Bruce, Nov. 22, 1963 "When you're down, it's a long way up. When you're up, it's a long way down. It's all the same thing. No new tale to tell." - Love and Rockets    REO Speedwagon - Ridin' The Storm Out (studio version) (1973) I played this song over and over in my High School cool-kids band Second Age, having never heard this studio version, sung by not Kevin Cronin. Not nearly as exciting.  Rufus - Read All About It (1971) On this show, I play songs by Rufus AND The American Breed, whose big hit was "Bend Me, Shape Me".  They had three top-40 songs in total. Al Ciner, Kevin Murphy, and Lee Graziano went on to form Rufus. Chaka Kahn (Yvette Marie Stevens) joined in 1972, age 18, and the rest is history. I love Chaka Kahn almost as much as I love Gladys Knight. All music we heard in the '80s and '90s came (usually) from people who had lived through great hardship, for long years, and no promised road to success.  Bay City Rollers - Jenny (1972) Not a bad group, even though they were produced by that unctuous Jonathan King (who gave the world Genesis (good) and the "Ooohgachaca" version of "Hooked on a Feeling" (bad)), they were struggling with their sound, but I don't think it would be fair to label them a 'boy band' at this point. That would come in a couple of years.  Bay City Rollers - Hey C.B. (1973)  Wings - Beware My Love (demo) (1976) Led Zeppelin's John Bonham on drums. The studio version featured the somewhat less swingy Joe English, who went on to play with the band Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead formed, Kingfish, but not WITH Bob Weir. Kingfish signed to Jet Records for their 1978 album Trident. Since they were on Jet, it makes sense that they opened for ELO on their Out Of The Blue tour (with the spaceship and pre-recorded backing) which I attended. September 1978. I asked a guy who studies all things GD but even HE doesn't know for sure who the drummer for that tour was.  The Crucibles - Beware Of Low-Flying Birds (1966) 5-pc band from Madison, Wisconsin, later "known" as Kiriae Crucible. Can you imagine getting to record your own song in a real recording studio, and when the things arrive, the title is changed because of a shortage of space/ink on the label? TRUE STORY! Paul McCartney - Dress Me Up As a Robber (demo sections) (1982)  Wings - Going To New Orleans (My Carnival) (demo) (1975)  Bay City Rollers – Saturday Night (original version) (1973) Their big breakthrough hit in the US was recorded previously with their first lead singer Nobby Clark, who left the band to pursue a solo career. The band re-recorded a slightly less Scottish version with their new singer Les McKeown, and, of course, hit it huge. Poor Nobby recorded a couple of singles and did some theater, but ended up ruing his decision for the rest of his drug-addled life. How awful. Can you imagine?  Would you rather be an ex-lead singer whose band blew up right after you left, or would you rather be in that band during their heyday and watch it slowly slip back into the morass of trivia land?  Paul McCartney - Stop, You Don’t Know Where She Came From (demo) (1980)  Bay City Rollers - Manana (1972)  The American Breed - When I’m With You (1970)  Paul McCartney - It's Not On (Pipes of Peace Bonus Track) (1983) Paul McCartney - Mr. H Atom/You Know I'll Get You Baby (McCartney II Bonus Track) (1980)  Bay City Rollers - We Can Make Music (1972)  Rufus - Fire One Fire Two Fire Three (1971) The origins of Rufus go back to 1962 Cicero, Illinois, when they formed Gary & The Knight Lites. Rufus - Follow The Lamb (1971) One of the later members of Rufus was David (Hawk) Wolinski, who co-wrote or solely wrote their songs "Hollywood", "Street Player" (later recorded by co-writer Danny Seraphine's band Chicago), "Everlasting Love", "Do You Love What You Feel", and the 1983 hit "Ain't Nobody," which reached #1 on the US Billboard R&B chart. Rufus - Brand New Day (1971) From the movie "The Landlord". Written by Al Kooper.  Rufus - Maybe Your Baby (1972) Written by Stevie, who recorded it on his Talking Book album. I like this version a little more. Tighter.  Paul McCartney - Soily (1971) Someone on Quora said: Soily is a fictional character created by McCartney, the daughter of Bruce and Yvonne McMouse. The McMouse family lives under the stage where Wings perform in an hour-long cartoon produced by Sir Paul but later shelved. Very few people have seen the film. Presumably, if heard in the animation, the song’s lyrics would make sense in context. But apparently, Paul doesn’t like the movie, and no one who has seen it is clamoring for its release, so it may be left to rot and be lost to history aside from this song and some character sketches sold at auction a few years ago. I said: A line from the song: "The cat in satin trousers says it's oily..." explains....something... Wings - Silly Love Songs (demo) (1976) Suburban 9 to 5 - Captain Kangaroo (1968) Pretty safe to say you haven't heard of this band, but the guitarist is Gary Richrath, later of REO Speedwagon.  Suburban 9 to 5 - Sunshine Becomes You (1968)  The American Breed - Powder (1968) So this is a remnant of the Sgt. Pepper era, where every band member was now asked to (nay, TOLD to) assert their individual personality, like The Monkees, this album art sort of aping Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. more or less. One thing both albums also have in common: They were both released on the descent, although they could not have known it at the time.  The American Breed - Pumpkin (1968) The American Breed - Scarlet (1968) The American Breed -Green (1968) The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly - Gypsy Lover (1970) You can read all about the tragic tale of Vaughn Meader all over the web. But what is NOT widely known is that Vaughn Meader released a 1972 album called "The Second Coming" (two cuts are featured here) where he plays the part of Jesus Christ returned to Earth amid the hippy culture that birthed Jesus Christ Superstar (which was produced by Tom O'Horgan, who produced Hair, Lenny (which I own and will feature soon), and was credited with "stage production conceived and adapted by" for the 1978 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band film. So...that career was interesting.) to virtually no sales, no radio play, etc....it was as if he, himself, was the guy that put the rifle in Clay Sha....er......Lee Harvey Oswald's hands. No one wanted to know. He made a sort of comeback, appearing in the film Linda Lovelace For President in 1975.  Vaughn Meader - The Second Coming (Part 1) (1972) Vaughn Meader - The Second Coming (Part 2) (1972) Barry McGuire - Secret Saucer Man (1968) Three years from "Eve Of Destruction". I LOVE this song.  Bay City Rollers - Alright (1971)  Clarence Carter - Light My Fire (1969) With Duane Allman of The Allman Joys on guitar.  Frank Zappa - Public Service Announcement (1968)  Lena Zavaroni - Jump Down Jimmy (1980) You know her story. Don't you? She suffered from the same affliction as Karen Carpenter.  Suburban 9 to 5 - Walk Away (1968)  Martin & Finley - Long Life And Success To The Farmer (1972) Milkwood - Makeshift Pawn (1972) Would evolve into The Cars.  Nazz - Wonder Who's Loving Her Now (1967) The Vapors - Prisoners (1979) The Quick - Ain't Nothin' Gonna Stop Me (1969) 

I've seen REO Speedwagon a couple of times in concert and am a fan of their big radio hits. REO Speedwagon had several classic rock staples in the 1970s and 1980s including "I'm Gonna Keep on Loving You", "Take It On the Run", "Keep on Rollin'", and "Riding the Storm Out". While they are often viewed as soft rock, they also have several guitar heavy tunes as well. Join Karl as he discusses REO Speedwagon.

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GO HERE: http://LouLombardiRocks.com if you love great guitar driven rock from the 70s, 80s, 90s and even today. This is the place to hang out with the coolest fans and musicians ever collected, in one place online!   In honor of this year's presidential election, the Loudini Rock & Roll Circus counts down Ten songs about natural and unnatural disasters.     Topics Discussed:     This day in Music:  https://www.thisdayinmusic.com/   Riding the Storm Out... Richrath's love of booze, on a songwriting an boozing trip to the rockies   Rock you Like  A Hurricane... sexual metaphor... also an actual hurricane theme song if you live on the gulf coast, rip off of "no one like you"   Gimme Shelter... caused Merry Clayton to have a miscarriage. Brian Jones was present butt didn't play. metaphor for his drug addiction some of the "stormy " events that inpsired the song from that era: These are the previous years events in 1968 that led to this song.   The assassination of Senator Robert Kennedy   The Black Power salute by African American athletes at the Olympics   Student protests start the Polish political crisis   The Prague Spring. Election of a communist leader   Vietnam. The My Lai massacre and the start there of the Tet Offensive   Demonstration against the Vietnam war in London Grosvenor Square 91 injured   Student protest at Howard university Washington DC   French students occupy the admin building of Nanterre University almost bringing another French Revolution   Paris student riots   Black Panthers shootout with police in Oakland   Martin Luther king shot dead   German students blockade the Springer Press HQ   Columbia University students shut down the university   Andy Warhol shot by a feminist   African American militants engage in a shootout in Ohio   Biggest military invasion since WW2 into Czechoslovakia due to the Warsaw Pact   Anti war protesters clash with police in Chicago   Power to a military junta in Greece   Student demos in Mexico City end in a huge bloodbath   Military coup d’etat In Panama   Human rights demo in Derry Ireland   Highjack of Pam Am flight from JFK to Cuba   Israeli forces attack Beirut Airport It's the end of the world as we know it... actually about debating   Riders on the Storm... influenced by the Ida Lupino film Hitch-hiker   When the Levee Breaks...   Nobody's Fault... Aerosmith... earth quake   Aenima... Tool.. about natural disaster   Bad Moon Rising... CCR   Never Go Back... Evanescence

REO Speedwagon lead singer Kevin Cronin talks about what he's been doing during the pandemic.  He also tells us how he wrote these songs and SINGS: "Roll with the Changes",  "Time for me to Fly" and "Ridin' the Storm Out".

In this episode of Red Pill Chronicles, John Dennison discusses the issues and impact of COVID, lockdowns and the expanding civil unrest gripping America — and what it all has […] The post Ep20. Riding the Storm Out appeared first on Dennison ROCKS.

What's it like being separated from the pack? Find out on this episode of Storm Out ⛈

Good morning and good copy! Well as we go into another day that is preoccupied with the coronavirus, there are many changes we are learning about taking place in different states. While many people are feeling fear, I’m not feeling fear because what’s taking place is very much like a storm. We have storms all the time, we prepare for them, and we ride the storms out to their end. And I think that’s what we are experiencing today. We are experiencing changes or the announcement of changes on a very frequent basis, and change results in stress, and stress can result in fear if we let it. Don’t let these changes result in fear. By the way, in preparing for the podcast I remembered the song by REO Speedwagon titled Riding the Storm Out. The lyrics give a good outline for how we should ride out this storm. Ridin' the storm out, waitin' for the thaw out On a full moon night in the Rocky Mountain winter My wine bottle's low, watching for the snow Thinkin' about what I've been missin' in the city And I'm not missin' a thing Watchin' the full moon crossing the range Ridin' the storm out Ridin' the storm out My lady's beside me, she's there to guide me She says that alone we've finally found home The wind outside is frightening but it's kinder than the lightning life in the city It's a hard life to live but it gives back what you give Source: LyricFind Songwriters: Gary Richrath Ridin' The Storm Out lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, BMG Rights Management --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/larry-quicksall/message

Davide Squillace kick starts 2020 with a release on his label This And That Lab from Greek artist Atsou who has also featured on other imprints such as Kindisch. Atsou is also part of the Madorasindahouse crew and has also featured tracks on his own label Madorasindahouse Records that showcases a sound blending tribal chants and vibrant percussion to create melodic house with an Afro influence. In 2019, Atsou featured a solo track on one of This And That Lab's mixed artist EP's, but this time he is back with a solo EP consisting of three original tracks. “Awubone” opens the release with its glitchy synth stabs and brooding atmosphere that underpins aboriginal chants. Epic and full of drama, this charismatic cut of melodic house sets the scene for what's to come on the EP. Track two “Ghosts” gets deeper and more atmospheric. With a focus on the percussion, there is an ethereal atmosphere that shrouds the track in mystery. Spacious and full of soothing textures, the jovial melodies of this cut have a heart-warming excitement that's perfect for enrapturing the dance floor. “Storm Out” closes the release with its sensual sound that's both smooth and mesmerising. Warm and welcoming, its melodies skip and jump between the percussion whilst the pads effortlessly float like a morning breeze. Release Date: 31 Jan 2020 Pre-Order: https://www.beatport.com/release/awubone-ep/2833645?fbclid=IwAR14irqsFPedBMVOfYd1WtzubXyrY4BunikNkmgD2piQPk3-FcETDzh4yJ8 Like Atsou: https://www.facebook.com/djatsou/ Follow Atsou: https://soundcloud.com/atsou Like This and That Lab: https://www.facebook.com/thisandthatlab/ Follow This and That Lab: https://soundcloud.com/thisandthatlab

Shade Queen: Hillary Clinton and Tulsi Gabbard are throwing shade at each other, coming for Nancy Pelosi’s SHADE CROWN! Also Elizabeth Warren can’t stop talking about BALLERS. White Power Symbol: We can’t let the OK sign become a white power symbol! Whether Gru from Despicable Me is throwing it up or not! Also GO ISRAEL! Small Town Tragedy: Tragedy has struck Abington, MA, the sleepy little town that Jim grew up in. Let’s hear some townie stories. HAITI!, AIDS COUNTRY!, VOODOO!, RIGHTEOUS GEMSTONES!, PACIFIC TIME!, STANDARD TIME!, HILLARY CLINTON!, TULSI GABBARD!, SUICIDED!, MURDER!, HITMAN!, VIDEO GAME!, SHADE QUEEN!, NANCY PELOSI!, CLAP!, STORM OUT!, SHADE PRINCESS!, TEAM TULSI!, PROPPED UP BY RUSSIA!, CRINGE MISTRESS!, TWITTER BOMBS!, CAT FIGHT!, CHAPO TRAP HOUSE!, CUMTOWN!, BRILLIANT DR FLY!, DMs!, AOC!, COMRADE!, SMIRNOFF SPIKED SELTZER!, TRUMP!, SHADE KING!, TROLL KING!, FRANCE!, THROWING SHADE!, TROLLING!, PUTIN!, ALPHA KING!, AGGRO!, 4CHAN!, REDDIT!, ALT-RIGHT!, DOM!, SUB!, AIRPLANE MODE!, LOGAN PAUL!, PATREON!, YANG GANG!, ANDREW YANG!, POLITICS!, BABE!, ANTIFA!, LEFTIST!, SOCIALIST!, MENTALLY ILL!, ELIZABETH WARREN!, STRONGER SEMEN TO FIGHT DISEASE!, COMMIE!, CUTE OLDER DADDY!, ELIZABETH WARREN!, BALLERS!, THE ROCK!, HBO!, SAMANTHA BEE!, CROSSOVER!, NORMIE!, ENTOURAGE!, FOCUS GROUP!, PANDERING!, ROB CORDDRY!, NCAA!, FOOTBALL!, SAMANTHA BEE!, LISTENERS!, NICKY COALES!, CUM DETOX!, AUDIO!, 603 CELEBRATION!, MITCH GRAY!, 604 CELEBRATION!, FEEDBACK!, COLORADO!, FRIENDS!, TRUMPTARD!, LIBTARD!, MODERATES!, DOWN THE LINE!, DOG WHISTLE!, OK SIGN!, WHITE POWER!, GRU!, UNIVERSAL STUDIOS!, DESPICABLE ME!, MINIONS!, VILLAIN!, CHARACTER BREAKFAST!, ISRAEL!, PALESTINE!, DISCORD!, HOLY LAND!, CALIFORNIA DREAMING!, LEONARDO DA VINCI!, OK!, CHOICE!, ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE!, TOM BRADY!, LEBRON JAMES!, UNCLE TOM!, POON COON!, IRA!, TERRORISTS!, CAR BOMBS!, ABINGTON!, THE BING!, BING TOWN!, MURDER SUICIDE!, MEME STREAMS!, SPENCER’S PIZZA!, ROCK VEGAS!, MARSH VEGAS!, ROCKLAND!, MARSHFIELD!, CHILDREN’S AUTHOR!, NOOSE!, TWO GUNS!, JOHN WOO STYLE!, MARVELOUS MARVIN HAGLER!, SUGAR RAY LEONARD!, CHOINK!, BAKER!, DUNKIN DONUTS!, MR DONUT!, DOTTIO’S!, D’ANN’S!, SONG LYRICS!, SOCIAL MEDIA!, POP UP BOOK!, AMAZON!, ABINGTON STRONG!, HALLOWEEN!, FRUITY BOY!, AGATHA CHRISTIE!, TRICK OR TREATING!, HOME SCHOOL!, ADULT GOHAN!, FRUITY GUY! CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD JIM AND THEM #604 PART 1 RIGHT HERE!

Riding the Storm Out (07/28/2019) by Southwinds Church of Tracy

Prayer for Riding the Storm Out from JenniferHadley.com for her Daily Spiritual Espresso published on September 22, 2018 which you can access here: http://jenniferha

Prayer for Riding the Storm Out from JenniferHadley.com for her Daily Spiritual Espresso published on September 22, 2018 which you can access here: http://jenniferhadley.com/2018/09/relationship-weather/

911 Boyz: Jim has returned from the latest 911 Boyz trip! The adventures take us to Portland Oregon, home of the CRAZIES. Walk Up McDonald’s: You know what a 24 hour McDonald’s is missing? A late night walk up where homeless people can try to sell you hatchets. Wake Up Screaming: It isn’t easy to get by a sleeping bum that is right in the doorway. YOU’RE HIRED!, FANCY WORDS!, BETTER CALL SAUL!, IS THIS THING CURSED!?, ALKALINE TRIO!, KARAOKE!, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST!, DISNEY!, IMPROV!, SOMETHING THERE THAT WASN’T THERE BEFORE!, THERE’S SOMETHING QUEER!, STINKY WHORE!, UNDER THE GAY!, THE LITTLE MERMAID!, PORTLAND!, CRAZY!, HOMELESS!, BUMS!, BRIAN!, 911 BOYZ!, GENTRIFIED!, ELEVATOR!, SWANKY!, WEIRD!, DRUNK!, DISTILLERY!, BARS!, BEERS!, PIZZA!, CIDER!, LIGHT BEER!, HIPSTER!, WHITE!, CONDESCENDING!, GET OUT!, DOWNTOWN!, SAN FRANCISCO!, IGNORE!, SCREAMING!, I’M A PERSON!, DEVIL’S PACT!, POWELL’S BOOKS!, RARE BOOK ROOM!, AIRBNB!, NOTES!, SHITTY!, AIR CONDITIONER!, MCDONALD’S!, WALK UP!, LATE NIGHT!, HOMELESS!, ELECTRONICS!, HATCHET!, WEIGHT!, AFROMAN!, BECAUSE I GOT HIGH!, BLUETOOTH SPEAKER!, GLOBAL WARMING!, PRIUS!, NOTES!, ABOLISH CAPITALISM!, DRINKING RULES!, IMPROV!, THE KICKSTAND!, SKILLS!, JAKE!, HERALD SET!, TEAMS!, SCUBA DIVING!, SLANGING DRUGS!, TOSSING DRUGS!, BOUNCING DRUGS!, WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY!?, PIZZA SLUT!, BOTCHED IT!, WON’T YOU BE MY NEIGHBOR!?, MR. ROGERS!, THE ATARIS!, ICARUS THE OWL!, TAPS!, BOXCAR!, JAWBREAKER!, SO LONG ASTORIA!, DANTE’S!, GAS MASK GIRL!, YELLING!, ARGUING!, SNIPING!, STORM OUT!, TRUMPKIN!, COOKIE DOUGH!, ICE CREAM!, FATHER’S PLACE!, JAPAN TOO MANY DRINKS!, HAUNTED PUB TOUR!, HISTORY!, TOO COOL!, EMBARRASSED!, SCARY STORIES!, SHANGHAI TUNNELS!, KIDNAPPED!, DRUGGED!, SLEEPING BUM!, WAKE UP SCREAMING!, ONE EYE!, DOORWAY!, DISPENSARY!, AIRPORT!, MOTHER!, DAUGHTER!, SAD!, ASIAN!, CRYING!, POSTMATES!, DELIVERIES!, TIPS!, IDIOTS! CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD JIM AND THEM #553 PART 2 RIGHT HERE!

In this episode, our fellow bro, Raj, joins the bros to discuss everything social media. We discuss current trends, the most effective business ways to advertise, which is our favorite social media, the Facebook data breach, and much more. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Tom Brokaw And Jon Stewart Discuss Their Thoughts On Social Media | NBC News: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzHU0ZbS-wU ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Lil Uzi Vert - Erase Your Social [Produced By Don Cannon + Lyle LeDuff]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxL2au41cnk ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Ridin' the Storm Out (with original Kevin Cronin vocal): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_M2xFj_Pqk

This week we are joined by Mythery & Propane to talk about what design decision we would rewind, the current raiding scene, and Update 36 patch 2!Have thoughts on this show, ideas for round table topics, questions youd like us to answer, or topics youd like to see us debate? Leave us a comment, send us an email (ddocast@gmail.com) or give us a tweet (@ddocast)!Check out www.ddocast.com for mp3 audio, our show calendar, swag, archives, and more!Want to support the show? You can feed the kobolds (give money) on our Patreon page (https://www.patreon.com/DDOCast)! We use these gifts to support the show and give out prizes.Rewind one design decision - 1:48Are raids on their way out? - 20:40What should be done to improve the raiding scene? - 34:10What is the toughest non-raid boss fight in the game? - 42:22What should a mimic impersonate for the maximum chance of killing an adventurer? - 47:40Game News - 52:00Community News - 1:10:40Lightning Post - 1:16:24Closing - 1:26:14Watch shows live at twitch.tv/ddocastDDO Chronicle 252 - https://www.ddo.com/en/news/ddo-chronicle-issue-252Update 36 Patch 2 - https://www.ddo.com/en/update-36-patch-2Mickis Delirium: Silly Silly Mimic - https://mickisdelirium.wordpress.com/2017/09/30/silly-silly-mimic/DDOCaSplat! Special: Lava Divers Elite Riding the Storm Out - https://youtu.be/8S61G0FQ-0Y

This is it...the next chapter in Ice Station Housman's history begins with a bang as Becky Elliott,  real-life-no-fooling meteorologist and severe weather junkie joins Joel and Jimmy as a full-time host! Huzzah! Becky gives us an insider's perspective on storm chasing - the good, the bad, and the ugly. Plus, Joel gloats over his LaserDisc copy of Twister, Jimmy makes his demands, and the hyperloop tube back to Virginia adds a second stop in Pennsylvania. Show Notes!   ‘Godzilla’ El Niño is dead NO MORE ALL CAPS WEATHER ADVISORIES FROM THE NWS The all-ASCII weather page Amateur storm chasers can be an asset...or a liability The El Reno, OK Tornado US Tornadoes, a great resource Closing music for this episode: "Riding the Storm Out" by REO Speedwagon.

Nate is joined by Mark Gallagher, Paul Landwehr, and Ryan Chani for a discussion about comedy and political correctness. @IamNathanBurke @HamFlap @RyanChani @ThePaulLandwehr @HotcastStudio Music: Riding the Storm Out by REO Speedwagon

Please join me Monday March 16, 2009 at 9:00 AM (PST) where my guest will be John Bougearel author of "Riding the Storm Out" one of the first books on the credit, subprime and foreclosure crisis. Mr. Bougeral is a certified CTA and he runs Structural Logic, an independent research company. The research predominantly focuses on U.S. Equity and Global Interest Rate markets for professional traders, hedge and mutual funds, as well as investment banks. We will discuss his book, where the market is headed, Citi Bank, Bank of America and Goldman Sachs and the "banksters" that ruined these institutions. Also, Mayor Bob Taylor of Brentwood will join us to discuss the the mortgage meltdown, and how Brentwood has fared in a county that has seen some of the highest foreclosure rates in the nation. Happy Birthday Old Grandma, we chat with my grandma, who is 85 today. How many of you have a grandma that uses a cell phome, e-mail, google and uses youtube like a 17 year old? My grandma will share some fun stories. Please join me for an hour of interesting and thought provoking conversation you never know who might be listening. Maureen