Podcasts about Tongo

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Ghost is joined by CannCon and Alpha Warrior for a powerful deep dive into the tragic Tongo Tongo ambush that claimed the lives of four U.S. soldiers in Niger in 2017. What was originally framed as a simple reconnaissance mission quickly turned deadly...and suspicious. The crew breaks down the mission's timeline, the intel failures, and the eerie absence of air support, while exploring the theory that this was no accident but part of a much darker operation. They also dig into the media's attempt to spin the story as "Trump's Benghazi," the Pentagon's questionable cover-up, and the geopolitics behind it all, including CIA involvement, uranium interests in Niger, and the globalist plan to destabilize Africa. A gripping and emotional episode that shines light on a story too many have forgotten.  

The world, as we know it, has changed since Reopening the Wormhole disappeared. In the multi-year absence of America's Favorite Podcast, society has begun to crumble; systems have collapsed, governments have disintegrated, and the world order feels like a distant memory. Is it too late for humanity to be saved? Is the return of RTW too little, too late? We can only hope that it's not, as we release the next in our Tongo Wheel experience: the classic TNG episode Captain's Holiday! Recorded all the way back in 2023 (oh how young and naive we once were), this episode sees the Ferenginator Kregg joining the RTW hosts to talk about Picard Indiana Jonesing his way through adventure, love, and irascible Ferengi shenanigans. Can this delayed release atone for RTW's prolonged absence, or will it remain one last gasp of hope for a dying race? Time will tell… Be on the lookout for a Pissedcard Smackdown, and an epic rap by Jack. And rejoice for the beautiful, easy banter of a bygone era. VASH THE STAMPEDE!!! To hear your email read on a future episode, mail us at: reopeningthewormhole@gmail.com Check out Jack on Jack's Silly Little Friendly Neighborhood Star Trek: Discovery, Short Treks, Picard, and Lower Decks Podcast at jacksdiscovery.libsyn.com or on Apple Podcasts. Listen to 2 albums' worth of RTW music on any of your favorite streaming services, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, and so much more! Also, hear Jack and friend of the show Geoff Clarke talk about all things Planet of the Apes on The Apecast at theapecast.libsyn.com or on your favorite podcatcher. Hear Sam and friend of the show Brian Rudloff talk about Marvel Star Wars comics on Marvel Star Wars Explorers at marvelstarwarsexplorers.com or on Stitcher or Apple Podcasts. Hear Jack & Richard Dunham discuss the classic 80s anime film Akira one minute on a time on Akira Minute at akiraminute.com or on your favorite podcatcher. Check out Kev's bracket-centric podcast The Great Bracket Racket on any of your favorite pod catchers, where you can hear all the RTW folx talking about various things, like Eminem! Lastly, check out Sam & Cam Siemer talking about early 90s Star Wars novellas on Young Jedi Knights Club at youngjediknights.club or on your favorite pod catcher.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Acceso anticipado para Fans - De ser una galardón de prestigio a considerarse un tongo. La historia de los premios más criticados de la historia. Programita para patronos, si quieres apoyarnos como ellos dale al botón azul y colabora. ¿Te apuntas? Puedes dejar tus críticas y opiniones en caja de comentarios, puedes contactar con nosotros a través del email: podcastsayonara@gmail.com Unirte a nuestro canal de Telegram: https://t.me/sayonarafm Si te gusta lo que hacemos puedes dejarnos un like y comentarlo para darle mimitos al algoritmo. Tambien puedes invitarnos a una fanta en: https://ko-fi.com/sayonarababy https://paypal.com/paypalme/sayonarafm Gracias por visitarnos, por tu ayuda y colaboración Más capítulos disponibles y posibilidades de escucha: ⏭️ https://linktr.ee/sayonarafm ⏮️ CREDITOS MUSICALES - "Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio"Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de SAYONARA BABY. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/1591648

Worf and Dax are sent out on a romantic jungle hike to extract a secret Cardassian asset. Bashir and O'Brien are go on a romantic adventure to beat Quark at Tongo. AI calls Keith and Mike erratic. They prove AI correct.SUPPORT OUR PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/KandM00:00 | Introduction03:22 | Patron Comments19:45 | About the Episode/Time Capsule23:36 | Trivial Trivia32:42 | Episode Discussion 1:07:52 | The AlamarEmmys!*This is an audio-only feed of K&M's Video Podcast found here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLidGSKPjKhVLDXW-9SDCdmYZR7rvMCIfp

Brandon Wright is the Co-founder and CEO of Tongo, the company he co-founded to help Real Estate agents address cash flow challenges by providing financial tools such as a commission line of credit and a payroll solution to help stabilize their incomes and automate savings. With a deep understanding of the challenges faced by agents and commission-based earners, Brandon has led Tongo in creating innovative solutions that provide liquidity and flexibility, empowering users to manage cash flow effectively. He began his career at Smith Barney in Seattle, Washington, working under renowned contrarian value investor Jamie Dimon, current CEO of JPMorgan Chase. He then ventured into entrepreneurship, starting a coffee shop in Seattle. Brandon then pursued an MBA at Cornell and joined private equity firm Vista Equity Partners, where he implemented best practices across their software portfolio. Leveraging his experience, he co-founded a company that used AI to build decision engines for lenders, ultimately transitioning into developing a buy now, pay later solution for e-commerce called Catapult.(01:09) - Brandon's Journey in Financial Services(06:28) - The Birth of Tongo(07:48) - Challenges in the Real Estate Market(11:09) - Tongo's Financial Solutions for Agents(16:26) - Feature: Pacaso - Luxury vacation home ownership, elevated. Join Pacaso's growth and become an investor of a venture-backed company at Pacaso.com/invest(18:12) - Success Stories & Future Plans(21:32) - Lowering risk with data availability & efficient distribution(27:27) - Impact of NAR Lawsuit on Real Estate agents & investors(35:07) - Feature: Blueprint - The Future of Real Estate 2025(35:54) - NYC Housing Market & FARE Act(40:43) - Collaboration Superpower: Jamie Dimon (Wiki)

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Tenemos un programa muuuy cargado de actualidad repasando las últimas decisiones (tongazo) de los Game Awards, las características y teraflops mágicos de PS5 Pro o de como ahora mismo, hasta una tostadora es Xbox y mucho más.

Cint G llega al podcast de Métrica Latina para una entrevista en la que hablamos de sus inicios en la música, su infancia en el Cerro San Cosme, ayudar a la grabación de las parodias de Tongo (Bohemian Rapsody), svfrir bvllyng por se hija de Tongo, su contacto con Linkin Park, los versus de Chacalon con Tongo, su versión de La Pituca, amistad con Mark Vito, su tiradera de la Paz a Leslie Shaw y Handa, aparecer en la lista negra de Carlos Orozco, ser bajada del escenario en medio de una presentación y su próximo EP

Conversación y análisis junto a Mario Desbordes por nueva cárcel en Santiago.

NotiMundo Estelar - Lucio Gutiérrez, Tema- ¿Hay Un "tongo" Entre Noboa Y El PSC? by FM Mundo 98.1

Cerramos con la semana de tongo literario de la Barra Libre de Aloma Rodríguez.Escuchar audio

This WWE Smackdown 6/7/24 review is partnered with Mint Mobile: https://trymintmobile.com/justalyx  Go to my partner https://trymintmobile.com/justalyx to get premium wireless for as low as $15 a month. Special offer: New customers can get any plan for $15/month when they purchase a 3-month plan. $45 upfront payment required (equivalent to $15/mo.). New customers on first 3 month plan only. Speeds slower above 40GB on Unlimited See trymintmobile.com for more details.  WWE Friday Night Smackdown invades the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville, KY for tonight's episode. In the fallout from last week's show, Cody Rhodes is seeking revenge on AJ Styles for his fake retirement assault. Jade Cargill, one of the WWE women's tag team champions, will take on Indi Hartwell in the absence of her tag partner, Candice LeRae. In another warm-up match before their eventual tag team championship bout, Grayson Waller goes one-on-one with DIY's Johnny Gargano. Finally, Solo Sikoa is scheduled to anoint Tonga Loa as the newest member of The Bloodline. Join me LIVE tonight for my WWE Friday Night Smackdown review and discuss your thoughts with other fans in the live chat. Be sure to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more content.   ------------------------ Follow Alyx on Social Media: https://linktr.ee/Just_Alyx      ----------------------- • Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheJustAlyxCentral       • Twitter - https://twitter.com/JustAlyxCentral      • Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ahix0790/      • Discord - https://discord.gg/H7WXDPxYEG     • Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@justalyx      • PWTees Merchandise: https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/dalyxmantees      • Teespring Merchandise: https://just-alyxs-store.creator-spring.com           How to Donate: •  Paypal - https://www.paypal.me/dalyxman       • Cashapp: $JUSTALYX90 • VENMO: $ANH1990    

Jordi Wild, celebridad de internet y creador de The Wild Project, acostumbrado a entrevistar a grandes personajes del mundo, es un fan declarado del cantante peruano Tongo.

Trevor is joined by Bry Jensen of Pontifacts (@pontifactspod) to discuss the worst American military defeat in Africa of the last 30 years, The Tongo Tongo Ambush, and the rampant mismanagement that made it possible.Patreon | Twitter | Facebook | InstagramMark - Inside The Botched Raid That Left Four US Soldiers Dead In NigerPenney - Drones in the SaharaTurse - Pentagon Misled Congress About U.S. Bases in AfricaTurse - U.S. Secret Wars In Africa Rage On…Turse - The U.S. Is Building A Drone Base In Niger…Turse - Less Than A Mile From Drone Base…Savage, Schmitt, and Gibbsons-Neff - U.S. Kept Silent About Its Role in Another Firefight…ABC - US intelligence officials examining video of Nigerien militant groupBBC - Troops put down Niger mutinyBBC - Military coup ousts Niger president Mamadou TandjaBBC - Deadly US decisions before Niger ambushCBS - Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff discloses details about Niger ambushChason and Birnbaum - US struggles for influence in West Africa as military juntas riseCole - Russia's New Military Alliance Encroaching on US Sphere of InfluenceCoon - Rifle fire strikes U.S. C-130 during airdrop over MaliDoD Press Briefing on the results of the Investigation into the October 4, 2017, Ambush in NigerEverstine - Inspector General Blasts USAF…Fuglestad - A History of Niger 1850-1960GlobalSecurity - Operation Enduring Freedom-Trans Sahara (OEF-TS) Operation Juniper ShieldIRIN - NIGER: State of alert threatens independent media - RSFReuters - Factbox: Who is Niger's Mamadou Tandja?CW: Military combat, death, IS propaganda music Sgt. Johnson Helmet Cam Footage

A las puertas del 8M recibimos a las Loli Jackson, 3 rockeras madrileñas con reminiscencias pop que fueron el plato principal de un menú que solo incluía cantantes femeninas. Las Loli nos regalaron un par de canciones en acústico y Alba March nos recordó como la música ha moldeado el pensamiento de las mujeres a lo largo del tiempo antes de poner el broche con una tremenda Koko Taylor y su "I´m a woman". Os dejamos el tracklist del programa 15x15 de la Furgo: 00:56 >> Dover - "Loli Jackson" 04:35 >> The Mysterines - "Stray" 07:59 >> Bala -" Equivocarme" 10:22 >> Blue Bizarre - "Endeudá" 13:48 >> Travesía Amarte - "Dímelo" 16:15 >> Alba March - "Primavera" 22:29 >> Tongo ft. La Furia La Otra La Mare y Vera de Mafalda - "Machirulo escóndete" 23:47 >> Amaral - "Sin ti no soy nada" 26:05 >> Miss Bolivia - "Paren de Matarnos" 29:27 >> Entrevista a Loli Jackson 39:23 >> Loli Jackson en acústico - "Feliz" 1:01:32 >> Loli Jackson en acústico - "Recapacitar" 1:06:30 >> Koko Taylor - "I' m a Woman

Reclaiming Your DRAG Feet with Yanira “Tongo” LELÉ & B0NNi33 Vi0l3T This month we will be featuring a new drag artist each each week future guests are Josefina Monore, Linda Summers, Yanira “Tongo” LELÉ, & Pollo Del Mar Have any questions, comment or suggestions? Wanna be a guest co-host? Join Anthony & LouiLou every Tuesday at 4pm PST for our podcast, broadcast live from The Castro Country Club in San Francisco. We strive to create a brave space where we engage in topics of recovery, where there are no outside issues.Find us on all podcast channels: At The CCC To send us a voice message or ask a question: go to https://www.castrocountryclub.org/podcast#dragqueen #queer #recovery #podcast #vulnerability #couragetochange #emotionalsobriety #restless #irritable #discontent

Today on NFL Total Access, I am joined by 13-year NFL Veteran Jason McCourty who hosts this year's NFL 360 BHM special. Also joining us is Emmy Award-winning producer Osahon Tongo, as we delve into two remarkable stories that echo through time. First up, "The Flyest Ever", the history & legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen and the untold tales behind these pioneers who soared through the skies against all odds. Then, we journey to "The Chief Who Walked the Sea," an 1803 slave rebellion set against the backdrop of the birthplace of NFL legend Jim Brown. Jason McCourty and Osahon Tongo share their insights into this forgotten chapter, exploring the resilience and resistance of those who chose freedom over enslavement. Join us for a captivating episode that transcends football, delving into two pivotal periods of American history. These are stories that need to be told and narratives you need to hear. Don't miss the NFL 360 Black History Special, premiering on NFL Network Tuesday, February 6th, at 8 PM ET.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on NFL Total Access, I am joined by 13-year NFL Veteran Jason McCourty who hosts this year's NFL 360 BHM special. Also joining us is Emmy Award-winning producer Osahon Tongo, as we delve into two remarkable stories that echo through time. First up, "The Flyest Ever", the history & legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen and the untold tales behind these pioneers who soared through the skies against all odds. Then, we journey to "The Chief Who Walked the Sea," an 1803 slave rebellion set against the backdrop of the birthplace of NFL legend Jim Brown. Jason McCourty and Osahon Tongo share their insights into this forgotten chapter, exploring the resilience and resistance of those who chose freedom over enslavement. Join us for a captivating episode that transcends football, delving into two pivotal periods of American history. These are stories that need to be told and narratives you need to hear. Don't miss the NFL 360 Black History Special, premiering on NFL Network Tuesday, February 6th, at 8 PM ET.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on NFL Total Access, I am joined by 13-year NFL Veteran Jason McCourty who hosts this year's NFL 360 BHM special. Also joining us is Emmy Award-winning producer Osahon Tongo, as we delve into two remarkable stories that echo through time. First up, "The Flyest Ever", the history & legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen and the untold tales behind these pioneers who soared through the skies against all odds. Then, we journey to "The Chief Who Walked the Sea," an 1803 slave rebellion set against the backdrop of the birthplace of NFL legend Jim Brown. Jason McCourty and Osahon Tongo share their insights into this forgotten chapter, exploring the resilience and resistance of those who chose freedom over enslavement. Join us for a captivating episode that transcends football, delving into two pivotal periods of American history. These are stories that need to be told and narratives you need to hear. Don't miss the NFL 360 Black History Special, premiering on NFL Network Tuesday, February 6th, at 8 PM ET.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tongo Eisen-Martin is the current Poet Laureate of San Francisco, his hometown. He's also an educator and an activist. We talk about the influence of his activist mother and the role she played in his life. Tongo discusses major issues in the city, including gentrification, homelessness, and mass incarceration, all of which have impacted his writing. Tongo speaks about poet Marc Bamuthi Joseph, an important figure on the scene as he came up, and Thich Nhat Hanh, another vital influence on his life and work. Finally, we share our appreciation of John Coltrane.

OTRO PLAGIO: Alejandro Soto imita a su jefe Acuña y también presentó una tesis doctoral plagiada. ADEMÁS: Su dobleteo como "periodista" en Cusco. MIENTRAS... la ministra de Desarrollo Agrario pide cambiar el limón por "sal y vinagre", Palacio de Gobierno compra tres toneladas de "limones extra". TAMBIÉN: Otra ministra sacrificada ante el Congreso. Y DESCUENTOS en libros, obras de teatro, fiestas vampíricas... y, de regalo, la versión sinfónica de "La Pituca" de Tongo. **** ¿Te gustó este episodio? ¿Buscas las fuentes de los datos mencionados hoy? Entra a http://patreon.com/ocram para acceder a nuestros grupos exclusivos de Telegram y WhatsApp. También puedes UNIRTE a esta comunidad de YouTube aquí https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP0AJJeNkFBYzegTTVbKhPg/join **** ¿Quieres que tu emprendimiento sea mencionado en La Encerrona? Regístrate aquí para postular: https://encerroners.club

Are the Ferengi adorable scamps or truly despicable? Hard to tell in this light farce minus fun episode. Tongo seems enjoyable, tho. [Episode discussion begins about 53:00]

01 27-07-23 LHDW Una temporada muy intensa. ¿Hubo tongo electoral en España?, dos personas con opiniones distintas, María Eugenia Hans y Gonzalo Piñeiro

Tapones infernales, se murió Tongo y el comediante Luis Ponce se quiere cambiar el nombre a ¨Ponce Papi¨. Invitado: Luis Ponce (¨Ponce es Ponce¨ 16 y 17 de junio en Teatro Shorty Castro) Vomitan a Eladio, Lonnie es atacado por palomas cagonas y jugamos a "¿Ponce Sabe de Ponce?". Por supuesto no puede faltar el Mayúsculo Magnate y Extenso Open Mic de Comedy Peeps! Chequéate este episodio del podcast más Papi. Comedy Peeps, tus panas de a comedia! Redes www.instagram.com/comedypeepspodcast Erick Bonilla IG www.instagram.com/erickbonbonilla Titito Sanchez IG www.instagram.com/tititopuelcorico Lonnie Contreras IG www.instagram.com/lonnie_toons Luis Ponce IG www.instagram.com/elponcibiri --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/comedypeeps/support

I am speechless. Our time with Tongo was inspired fire and intelligence, with creative insight and action. God bless the creatives of our world. https://tongoeisen-martin.bandcamp.com/ https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/tongo-eisen-martin https://www.instagram.com/_tongogara_/ And Tongo would like a shout of support to the documentary, “We Have Just Begun”: https://wehavejustbegun.com/trailer/ To help the family of his cousin that was murdered: https://gofund.me/43a003f2 #mopedoutlaws […]

We're taking a brief side-quest from our regular coverage of Star Trek Continues, to look at an episode of Star Trek New Voyages, because it sets up the back-story of Kirk and Carol Marcus's relationship, and I just like to throw it in there when I'm doing a re-watch of Star Trek Continues. ----more---- Transcript Welcome to Nerd Heaven. I'm Adam David Collings, the author of Jewel of The Stars And I am a nerd.   This is episode 105 of the podcast.   Today, we're talking about an episode of a different fan series - Star Trek New Voyages. “The Holiest Thing”   Why? I just like to throw this one in when I do a re-watch of Star Trek Continues, because it does a similar thing to Continues, that is, to help develop the story filling in the gaps between TOS and the Star Trek movies. This one introduces Kirk to a much younger Carol Marcus, for the very first time. So I figured, let's have a look at this one. Next time, we'll be back with part 1 of the finale of Star Trek Continues.   The description on IMDB reads Captain Kirk and the Enterprise investigate the devastation of Lappa III, apparently by the terraforming efforts of Dr. Carol Marcus.   This episode was written by Rick Chambers It was directed by Daren Dochterman   And it first aired on the 15th of January 2016   We start this episode in a very unexpected place. A shuttle flies past the camera. But it's not a TOS shuttle. It's an Enterprise D shuttle. We cut to the inside where we see a woman in TNG era uniform and an older Scotty. So, clearly this is set some time after the TNG episode “Relics” where a retired Scotty finds himself in the 24th century. I have to say, they cast a pretty decent look-alike for older scotty. A guy named Carl Sheldon. He hasn't done a lot of acting.   Watching this scene, I'm again reminded just how professional the acting and writing are in Star Trek Continues. Now, don't get me wrong. I love Star Trek New Voyages. They did some amazing stuff long before Star Trek Continues was a thing. But the acting, and the dialog here just isn't at the same standard as Continues.   But I want to give this show credit for set design and visual effects. What we see in this episode is great. And not all the acting feels as amateur as this first scene.   The ensign has been doing some training with Captain Scott. They're approaching the Lappa system. She asks Scotty if he's ever been there. He recalls a time in his past, when the world was still very much on the frontier. It was un-inhabited back then. At least, that's what they thought.   We then cut to the TOS present day. A scientist, who we'll shortly learn is Dr. Carol Marcus, is working to terraform this planet. Scotty is there, and in this show, he has a moustache. Another little nod to closing the gap between TOS and TMP.   Marcus says “we have Enterprise and her chief Engineer watching over our shoulder.” This is something that bugs me. That she says “Enterprise” rather than “The Enterprise.” Voyager was the first Star Trek show to drop the word “The” when referring to the ship. And I was okay with that because “The Voyager” somehow sounded wrong. In contrast to “The Enterprise” and “The Defant” which both sounded completely natural and right.   Then we got Enterprise, and on that show, they did the same thing. They called the ship “Enterprise”, not “The Enterprise” That annoyed me a little, but I got over it.   But nowadays, in Strange New Worlds, they are referring to the original starship Enterprise, the one commanded by Pike and eventually Kirk, as “Enterprise.” I'm sorry, but that's just wrong. That ship was always “The Enterprise” so that annoys me quite a bit. I don't like it. I don't like it at all. Here, in New Voyages, we have the same problem. Carol is referring to Kirk's ship. It should be “The Enterprise”   Marcus told the science council she could terraform Lappa III in less than a decade. But with recent problems with the equipment, it's going to take twice that long. Both Marcus AND the council seem to be very inpatient about that, even though, as Scotty points out, it's a whole century faster than anybody else has done it before. It amuses me to see her pacing impatiently when we're talking timeframes of decades and centuries.    And centuries sounds about right for terraforming, something that, if it is actually possible, is not going to be quick.   Apparently, they're using transporter technology in a whole new way. Scotty wants to see what it's all about. Something goes terribly wrong and the lab explodes. Scotty and Marcus barely escape in their shuttle. But they crash. This was a pretty spectacular sequence.   The Enterprise crew have recovered Scotty and Marcus. Scotty is pretty banged up. Marcus is unconscious but should be out of here soon. But Kirk is very impatient to speak with her. He needs to know what happened on the outpost.   Jacy King plays Carol Marcus. Married to Brian Gross who plays Kirk. She's a good choice. She definitely looks the part, a lot more than Alice Eve did in Star Trek Into Darkness. And, of course, she doesn't have the inexplicable British accent.   I didn't see Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Kahn at the cinema. I don't know if it even showed here in Tasmania. But I was only 4 years old. I saw the first half of it on TV, and then watched the whole thing on VHS many years later. When I watched it, it had been quite some time since I'd seen the original TV series. So I had assumed, from the way she was introduced, that we'd seen the character of Carol Marcus at some point in the past. Of course, that wasn't the case. The back-story of Kirk and Carol Marcus always seemed like this big glaring hole that demanded to be filled. So I liked that Star Trek New Voyages chose to fill that hole.   Carol is shocked and horrified to learn all her team is dead. There's no evidence of alien contact. Kirk is going to begin the investigation assuming it was an accident. Carol wants to be a part of it. She will work with Spock.   But McCoy thinks she needs to work with someone more sensitive to her current emotional needs, given her great loss. So Kirk volunteers.   Carol's terraforming technology uses transporters to re-arrange matter. Seems like a pre-cursor to the Genesis device she'll eventually create.   Scotty thought he saw a ship on sensors, but now they can't detect anything.   Spock wants to run background checks on Carol's staff, considering the possibility of sabotage. She doesn't react to this well. There is now clear tension between her and Spock. He's not sure she should accompany him to the surface, given her “emotional outbursts.”   This episode actually gives a character arc to both Marcus and Spock. Marcus, of course, is trying to figure out how to deal with the painful emotions of having lost her crew, and feeling responsible. Spock, on the other hand, has to learn how to relate to a human who is experiencing very understandable strong emotions. It's a learning experience for both.   A quick zoom out shows us that there is indeed a ship hiding in the system. It's not cloaked. It seems to be hiding in a gas cloud. It's not a familiar design. At least, it wasn't to me, in this shot, but we'll come back to that.   Kirk goes to see Marcus. He apologises for Spock. Marcus has come to agree that Spock asked the right question, she just didn't like it.   We get some insight into why Marcus is so passionate about terraforming. She talks of a famine that happened on a world. People suffered. She wanted to help. Terraforming dead worlds is an answer, but it's far too slow to be of any practical help. She is driven by compassion for people.   She sees herself becoming a mother of worlds   It's a good conversation. There's no flirting or inappropriate behaviour, as you often get from Kirk the minute he meets a pretty girl, Just 2 people getting to know each other.  They're both people with authority. They understand each other   Kir acts s little sheepish as he starts to realise his attraction to her. Maybe he's sensing that he feels more than just sexual attraction. Something deeper.   She's feeling it too   Spock and Carol beam down to investigate destruction site. We see Xon at transporter console. He is the Vulcan character created to replace Spock in the original Star Trek Phase 2 series that was cancelled in favour of Star Trek the Motion picture, because Nimoy wasn't going to be involved in that show. When it became a movie instead of a series, Nimoy agreed to return.   Star Trek New Voyages chose to bring Xon onto the Enterprise as a new character alongside Spock.   Spock and Marcus are learning to appreciate each other. Marcus seems to be a little envious of Spock's ability to suppress emotion as a Vulcan. They've found something on the planet. Not something belonging to the team. It doesn't belong there. They're bringing it aboard for analysis.   Kirk is seeking counsel from bones on how to help Dr. Marcus through what she's going through. He claims he has no romantic interest in her. That would be wrong. Interesting to see Kirk say that when nothing usually stops him. But Carol is going through a great deal of emotional pain at the loss of her friends.   Sometimes in older fiction, like Star Trek, you'll see characters who are trying to comfort someone through grief, and suddenly it becomes romantic. Like they're taking advantage of the other person. Even Star Trek 2009 did this with Uhura and Spock, but reversing the expected gender roles. It felt really odd. I'm glad to see Kirk not doing that here. His relationship with Carol Marcus is one that is important to us as fans, so it's nice to see them doing it right.   When the mysterious object causes problems with their respirators, and even Scotty can't get a lock on Carol, Kirk has a very reckless plan to rescue her. Beaming down without a respirator of his own to give Scotty something to lock onto. It's a plan that could work, but probably not something the captain of the ships should be doing.   We're clearly seeing here how much Kirk cares about her.   Fortunately, it works.   The energy reading of the debris they found looks kinda like the graphic depicting the genesis wave in Star Trek 2. But this doesn't really go anywhere.   Kirk takes carol to the arboretum She's changed into a revealing outfit. Makes me think it's a deliberate date.   Carol is thinking of giving up. Kirk doesn't think she will. She cares too much   Kirk has been there too. At what point do you say, this is enough. Kirk says he'll tell her when he gets there. He's not there yet and neither is she   The way this is written it feels much more real than most of Kirk's many romances, of which there have been many. He's not being creepy. He's not overly flirty. It's just two people getting to know each other, going deep, and forming a genuine bond. Basically it feels like a real relationship.   It's condensed for time so it'll fit into a 1 hour episode maybe, but real nonetheless.   Carol and Spock are also growing in their relationship. A professional one. We get the impression from Star Trek II that Spock knew Carol.   Here's a question. Why does Kirk think it's appropriate to talk to the admiral with his shirt off and slung over his shoulder? I wouldn't dream of talking to my boss half dressed. If I got a surprise zoom call from him, even if I was in an unprepared state, I'd throw on a shirt before I clicked accept.   Anyway, Starfleet are itching to assemble a warfleet to engage the alien ship that might not might not be there. The admiral needs Kirk to get him some real answers. Fast.   And then, of course, we get another scene where a woman walks in on Kirk shirtless in his quarters and gets embarrassed. Seems I only just talked about this an episode or two ago, so I don't have any further comments, other than to notice it happening yet again, in another fan production.   Carol has been working very hard on her investigation and hasn't eaten for 9 hours. Kirk invites her to dinner, which she readily accepts. But it very quickly becomes apparent they're not going to dinner. They have …. Other plans.   It's really not surprising to me that the actors playing Kirk and Marcus are married. You can see the genuine affection between them. I guess that's the elusive thing that people call chemistry. Whatever that is, these two seem to have it, as you'd expect from a real couple.   The next morning, Kirk is finding himself in a bit of a melancholy place, thinking about how the Captain's chair is a lonely one. It was pretty rare for ships captains in Kirk's time to marry. It was a more wild frontier. Gone from earth for years at a time. They didn't really have families on board like they did in the 24th century. That hasn't rarely bothered him with his past conquests. Perhaps because he sees a potential future with Carol.   They're heading for the dust cloud, to try to find that evidence for Starfleet. After going to warp, Sulu says “like a leap on the solar wind” which is, of course, a reference to Firefly. Not sure exactly why they added that.   Spock has found the cause of the explosion. Protomatter. This is something that is mentioned in Star Trek 3. Apparently, David Marcus, Carol's son, used protomatter in the matrix for the Genesis device. It was the only way to solve certain problems. We're told it's use is unethical because it's “dangerously unstable”   Here, in this episode, we get a bit more of an explanation of what protomatter is. It's a remnant from the creation of the universe. It can fluctuate between matter and anti-matter states. If both appeared at the same time, an explosion would occur. It seems the matrix from Carol's experiment was contaminated with protomatter. Something she acknowledged as a very minute possibility, but so unlikely as to be statistically insignificant.  Sadly, it happened.   They've found the alien ship in the dust cloud. My first thought when seeing it this time was “that looks kinda like a Ferengi ship.” The alien's weapons are no match for the Enterprise's shields. They're refusing to respond to Kirk's hails.   When we see a camera point of view from within the alien ship, we catch a glimpse of the side of their heads. It's pretty clearly Ferengi. They claim that the transformation of the planet is a hostile act. When Kirk says they weren't aware of anyone have a claim on the planet, the response is “You didn't ask,” and Spock says they have a point. But ask who? It was an empty planet. Nobody there. It was claimed by no government that the Federation is aware of. Remember, they won't make official contact with the Ferengi until TNG season 1. So it seems to me the Federation acted in good faith with all the information they had available. I don't think they could have asked anyone else.   The alien voice makes it clear they're not interested in discovery or friendship. Only profit. And then, the episode breaks continuity by having the alien not only show his face, but identify his species as Ferengi. This is a really odd move from my point of view. They already had the Ferengi communicating by voice only. And if they wanted to show the Ferengi on screen, they could have done so purely on the alien bridge Point of View. No need for Kirk to actually see them. Why they started this way and then flipped is beyond me. They'd set it up the perfect way to include the Ferengi without breaking continuity, and then they did it anyway.   Enterprise did, of course, have an episode with Ferengi, not at no point during that episode did they mention their name to Archer and his crew.   But it occurs to me now that in Encounter at Farpoint, before that official contact, Picard had at least heard the name Ferengi. So I guess they could have heard that name this early. But it always felt to me like a more recent thing. That they'd heard of this race, The Ferengi, but just hadn't met them yet.   Anyway, the Ferengi claim to have a prior commercial arrangement with the Federation. Something that is news to Kirk. And then he say a very interesting line “The only thing more expensive than a question, is the answer.” I wonder if that's a rule of acquisition. If it isn't, then it should be.   The only logical possibility is that a member of the team on the planet had made an arrangement with the Ferengi. The question is, did Dr. Marcus know about it? Kirk is quick to come to her defence, based on his knowledge of her character. But can he offer any evidence?   Carol is really struggling with having lost crewmembers. It's somewhat compromising her ability to think clearly. This is understandable. Kirk has left people under his command before. He sadly has to let her know that it never stops hurting. I like what they're doing with Carol's character in this story.   That protomatter came from somewhere. Maybe there was a black market going on behind her back she wasn't aware of.   They've detected protomatter in the Ferengi's cargo hold. Sabotage is not a logical possibility. It makes no financial sense to kill your trading partners.  The project was behind schedule. Someone could have purchased the protomatter to speed things up, and it went badly.   Kirk is going to try to bluff the Ferengi poker style to get information. Of course, it would be good for him to be aware of the Ferengi love of Tongo. It was the project director, Dr. Robert Dewhitt, who purchased the protomatter. He was as passionate about the project as Carol was. He must have been desperate.   Carol is going to start over. She's learned a lot from this experience. She knows how to make it work now. She's going to start inventing the Genesis device.   Three days later, they arrive at the nearest starbase to drop off Dr. Marcus. But first, she goes to see Kirk.   Kirk is hoping they can have dinner before parting ways, but she says no. Then Kirk proposes.   It seems pretty sudden after only a few days. But … Carol Marcus is his soul mate.   But she says no. For the reasons she gave in Star Trek 2. For them to be together, one of them would have to abandon their dream. Carol claims she can't do her research on The Enterprise. A lot of her work would require her to be on planets, but surely much of it, especially in the early days, would be lab work. Hard to see why that couldn't be done on the Enterprise. A ship of scientific exploration. Kirk offers to leave the Enterprise, leave Starfleet. But she won't let him do that. Over time, he would resent her for it. Which is possibly true.   She admits she loves him, but, but asks him to stay away. For all their sakes - all three.   And this is where it gets really unfair. She tells him she's pregnant with David, and asks him to stay away. To have absolutely no contact with his son. Ever. This is how it has to be, because this is what Star Trek 2 set up. But I believe Carol is wrong here. I believe she is hurting not only Jim, but David as well. Robbing them both of the relationship they both deserve to have.   This is heart-breaking stuff. Kirk gallantly does as Carol wishes. Honestly, I don't know how he has the strength.   This must haunt him every day for the rest of his life. It would me.   This episode relies on accepting a lot of truncated time regarding Kirk and Carol's relationship. There's no way around that when you're telling the story of the entire relationship in one episode. But I forgive it because it's a great story. A very fitting prequel to Star Trek 2.   As fun as it was, I'm not sure what the point of the framing device with TNG Scotty was, other than maybe to show that the terraforming efforts eventually succeeded and people are living there now. I would argue that it wasn't necessary, and might even distract from the episode. But It was cool either way.   But another little thing. At the beginning, Scotty says that Lappa III was uninhabited - or so we thought. I don't think they paid off that statement. We learn of no indigenous life on the planet. The closest we get to a payoff is the Ferengi, but they're not living on the planet, just trading with one of the crew. So I'm not sure what happened there.   Next time, we're going to look at the first part of Star Trek Coninue's two-part finale. “To Boldly Go.”   I'm looking forward to talking about it.   Don't forget the first three books in my Jewel of The Stars sci-fi series are available on Amazon, Kobok, Google Play, Apple, all the usual places.   Until next time Live long and prosper Make it so.    

**** VIDEO EN NUESTRO CANAL DE YOUTUBE **** https://youtube.com/live/bPKKdjQNLBE +++++ Hazte con nuestras camisetas en https://www.bhmshop.app +++++ La emboscada de Tongo Tongo o emboscada de Níger se produjo el 4 de octubre de 2017, cuando militantes armados del Estado Islámico en el Gran Sáhara (ISGS) atacaron a soldados nigerinos y estadounidenses a las afueras de la localidad de Tongo Tongo, en Níger, cuando regresaban a la base tras una parada en el pueblo. Gracias a Joaquín Peña Blanco conoceremos las leccioens aprendidas por el Pentagono de este incidente para el despliegue de Fuerzas Especiales en futuros escenarios contra guerrillas. *****VIDEOS RELACIONADOS**** MEMORIAS DEL SAHEL, la misión española en Mali ** Rubén Juárez ** https://youtu.be/pFWmb91d92Q EL SAHEL. La frontera de Arena se desmorona ** Lucas Martín ** https://youtu.be/tjAiYtAKfCg MOVIMIENTOS INDEPENDENTISTAS Y SEPARATISTAS EN ÁFRICA: Fronteras envenenadas *Mariano Rudilla* https://youtu.be/OL5RHNpmwIk DESCUBRE LOS LIBROS DE JOAQUIN PEÑA BLANCO: - “Anexión y guerra de Santo Domingo” https://amzn.to/3Hs7tBc - “La Real Armada contra la Royal Navy: La Armanda española en el frente europeo de la independencia de Estados Unidos” https://amzn.to/3Hq50qQ - “las incruentas campañas de Portugal y los Estados Pontificios (1847 - 1850)” https://amzn.to/3ICFLSd ----------------- BELLUMARTIS PREMIUM ------------------------ Código descuento "BELLUMARTISHM" para acceder a todos los servcios de @elrinconmilitar407 en Enlace de suscripción: https://rinconmilitar.com/cuenta-de-membresia/pago-de-membresia/?level=1 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPRA EN AMAZON CON EL ENLACE DE BHM Y AYUDANOS ************** https://amzn.to/3ZXUGQl ************* Si queréis apoyar a Bellumartis Historia Militar e invitarnos a un café o u una cerveza virtual por nuestro trabajo, podéis visitar nuestro PATREON https://www.patreon.com/bellumartis o en PAYPALhttps://www.paypal.me/bellumartis o en BIZUM 656/778/825 No olvidéis suscribiros al canal, si aún no lo habéis hecho. Si queréis ayudarnos, dadle a “me gusta” y también dejadnos comentarios. De esta forma ayudaréis a que los programas sean conocidos por más gente. Y compartidnos con vuestros amigos y conocidos. SIGUENOS EN TODAS LAS REDES SOCIALES ¿Queréis contactar con nosotros? Puedes escribirnos a bellumartispublicidad@hotmail.com como por WHATSAP o en BIZUM 656/778/825 Nuestra página principal es: https://bellumartishistoriamilitar.blogspot.com

Programa Nº 20 de la cuarta temporada del Podcast Tirada Larga presentado por Angel (@Contadordekm) y Victor (@Premarathon). Vuelve el PERIODISMO, ganar un ONDAS se nos queda pequeño, vamos con dos historias dignas de «PULICHER»: sobre el «honor» de uno de los dos protagonistas de este podcast y otra sobre el mayor «TONGO» del ciclismo. Entre medias, mucho cacharro de Garmin, la mejor maratón que se hace en la capital del estado, la actualidad del ciclismo de la semana pasada y algo de información de atletismo a la fuga y del de andar.¡¡¡ Disponible un ⁠pantalón para correr sin tener ni idea⁠ (hasta el 21 de abril)!!! En la web www.tiradalargapodcast.com podrás dejar monedas y encontrar toda la información sobre lo que hemos ido hablando (sin tener ni idea) durante el programa. Puedes seguirnos en twitter @tirada_larga e Instagram @Tirada_Larga_Podcast y si tienes una historia sobre correr sin tener ni idea puedes compartirla enviando un audio (cortito) o texto al e-mail tiradalargapodcast@gmail.com.  Cada miércoles, sobre las 19:00, nos encontrarás en Twitch dónde charlamos/entrevistamos a gente que NO habla sin tener ni idea y donde puedes tirarnos el PRIME a la cara. Si te falta contenido, hay un onlyflans cada 3/4 programas que puedes escuchar en Spotify por dos monedas (https://anchor.fm/tirada-larga/subscribe)  Lo de la publicidad: si quieres una cuña rápida de tu carrera de pueblo o  quieres que hablemos maravillas de tu localidad, aquí puedes contratarnos, si lo que quieres es contratar una campaña publicitaria, casi mejor que leas esto primero. Nos puedes escuchar todos los sábado (si no rompemos algo) en tu plataforma de podcasts favorita: Spotify , Apple Podcast, Ivoox, Amazon Music, Podimo, Google Podcast o Youtube (entrevistas). Los presentadores: Angel https://www.instagram.com/contadordekm/ Victor https://www.instagram.com/premarathon/ Intro musical: Living Nightmare by Snowflake

 Pachakutik cambia coordinador de bancada y habla de _tongo_ en juicio político contra Guillermo Lass --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hechosecuador/message

Como cada semana, tertulia en The Wild Project con las mejores noticias de los últimos días. En el episodio de hoy: Jagger trollea a la prensa de una forma magistral; Una Inteligencia artificial nombra los países del mundo con la gente más atractiva... pero también se habla de los países con una belleza más sobrevalorada; Una joven agana la lotería, pero el estado no quiere pagarle; El humorista y cantante Tongo ha fallecido a los 65 años dejando afectado a Jordi; Una mujer reaparece 30 años después de haber desaparecido de golpe... y mucho más. ¡No te lo pierdas! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Encuentra en https://tiendapanini.cl/ los nuevos álbumes de La Liga Española, Premier League y FIFA 365. Además; - Todo sobre el Fútbol chileno - Serie A - La Premier League - Se nos fue Tongo... (QEPD) #eldrama Te puedes hacer Niembro y apoyar al Balong !! ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEZEW2z22WBkUB2Fcs8Gq3A/join Compra en la Tienda Oficial del Balong (si quieres, claro!) ► https://balong.tv

This is the part 2 to my conversation with poet Tongo Eisen-Martin. We originally spoke for two hours. I published the first hour for all to hear and the part two on my Patreon. Since this is episode is dropping on Thanksgiving I thought it appropriate to continue the conversation of revolution. Tongo also shares his thoughts on how gentrification is violence and how he writes/rewrites his poetry. If you haven't listened to part one of this episode I suggest it. You can hear it on my website HEREOpening music, Church Bell by LOANTongo Eisen-Martin BANDCAMP Tongo's Books Someone's Dead AlreadyTongo's Books at City Lights BookstoreTongo on TwitterTongo in InstagramThemattdwyer.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Klimatoppmøtet i Egypt entrer sluttspurten. Vi tar pulsen på og fra Sharm el-Sheikh. Er halvannengradersmålet dødt? Hva opptar delegatene? Og blir det en ordentlig slutterklæring, eller går det hele opp i røyk? Med E24-journalist Malene Emilie Rustad. Intervjuklipp med Joseph Sikulu fra Tongo, Alhassan Mohamed fra Sudan, David Tong fra New Zealand og Norges klima- og miljøminister Espen Barth Eide (Ap). Produsent Jonas Jøranson. Programleder Sindre Heyerdahl.

You think Star Trek is just space guys philosophizing about morality? You think things never get spooky? I've got a very real giant black cat and dungeon with skeletons that say otherwise! That's right, since it's Halloween, we had to talk about the ONLY Star Trek Halloween episode: the original series's Catspaw! Join Sam, Jack, and Kevin for an exciting discussion about whether this episode is scary, the quaint comfort of terrible original series episodes, and a lot of discussion about Korob, Sylvia, and the weird wand. Sam also takes us on a journey through some internet listicles about “the scariest Star Trek episodes” (spoiler: some of the choices are silly), and the team discusses all the great horror movies that have come out thus far in 2022. Not to mention another thrilling trip to the old mailbag! This discussion will enthrall all extragalactic beings, including those who can experience no sensation! And coming soon, to a podcast device near you: the continuing journey of the Tongo wheel! Have a spooky, spooky Halloween. To hear your email read on a future episode, mail us at: reopeningthewormhole@gmail.com Check out Jack on Jack's Silly Little Friendly Neighborhood Star Trek: Discovery, Short Treks, Picard, and Lower Decks Podcast at jacksdiscovery.libsyn.com or on Apple Podcasts. Check out 2 albums' worth of RTW music on any of your favorite streaming services, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, and so much more! Also, hear Jack and friend of the show Geoff Clarke talk about all things Planet of the Apes on The Apecast at theapecast.libsyn.com or on your favorite podcatcher. Hear Sam and friend of the show Brian Rudloff talk about Marvel Star Wars comics on Marvel Star Wars Explorers at marvelstarwarsexplorers.com or on Stitcher or Apple Podcasts. Hear Jack & Richard Dunham discuss the classic 80s anime film Akira one minute on a time on Akira Minute at akiraminute.com or on your favorite podcatcher. Lastly, check out Sam & Cam Siemer talking about early 90s Star Wars novellas on Young Jedi Knights Club at youngjediknights.club or on your favorite pod catcher.

Trippy Texan rockers Khruangbin and Malian guitarist Vieux Farka Touré mesh their synergy to honor Vieux's late father, the great Ali Farka Toure, via a collaborative album called “Ali.” Building on Ali's language of desert blues, let's dive into 5:33 minutes of  bliss-building on “Tonga Barra.” 

Today's Song of the Day is "Tongo Barra" from Vieux Farka Touré et Khruangbin's album, Ali, out September 23rd.

Federico comenta cómo la izquierda ha impuesto su visión global sobre el cambio climático y otras noticias de la actualidad.

The wormhole is, indeed, in need of some reopening, yet again! Our Tongo extravaganza is not quite complete, and here we are joined by Cam Siemer of What Were We Watching and Young Jedi Knights Club, as well as our resident Ferengi expert Kregg, to talk about this Troi-centric episode of TNG, in which another empath boards the station and seduces our fair counselor, with, as Jethro Tull it, bad intent, and a delegation of Ferengis and others haggle over the discovery of a *GASP* stable wormhole?! What is this, DEEP SPACE NINE? No, my friends, it is not, but it is the return of RTW, an episode recorded literal months ago that we are thrilled to finally have out there in the ether. Will there be another gap of notable size between this episode and the next? I DO NOT KNOW. Hopefully not? Time will tell. Anyway, enjoy this discussion and some dope rhymes.  To hear your email read on a future episode, mail us at: reopeningthewormhole@gmail.com Check out Jack on Jack's Silly Little Friendly Neighborhood Star Trek: Discovery, Short Treks, Picard, and Lower Decks Podcast at jacksdiscovery.libsyn.com or on Apple Podcasts. Check out 2 albums' worth of RTW music on any of your favorite streaming services, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, and so much more! Also, hear Jack and friend of the show Geoff Clarke talk about all things Planet of the Apes on The Apecast at theapecast.libsyn.com or on your favorite podcatcher. Hear Sam and friend of the show Brian Rudloff talk about Marvel Star Wars comics on Marvel Star Wars Explorers at marvelstarwarsexplorers.com or on Stitcher or Apple Podcasts. Hear Jack & Richard Dunham discuss the classic 80s anime film Akira one minute on a time on Akira Minute at akiraminute.com or on your favorite podcatcher.  Lastly, check out Sam & Cam Siemer talking about early 90s Star Wars novellas on Young Jedi Knights Club at youngjediknights.club or on your favorite pod catcher.  And check out Cam's amazing podcast What Were We Watching at whatwerewewatching.com!

Last year, renowned writer and San Francisco Poet Laureate, Tongo Eisen-Martin, told us that it's not enough to simply be a poet. "The poet needs to just come on down to the trenches," he said, explaining that quality writing comes from the lived experience of participating in community activism. In direct application of his own philosophy, Tongo has been involved with the occupation of Parker Elementary School, where organizers are fighting against the latest round of school closures in Oakland Unified School District — schools that are located in communities that are largely populated by Black and brown students. Tongo has been a part of the group's Freedom Friday events, where artists of all sorts are invited to show up and perform. As the fight against the school closures continue, we're going into the archives this week to share Tongo's poem, "A Sketch of Genocide."

The gals chat about one of the lesser known creations of Hanna-Barbera: Yogi's Space Race (1978). What do they learn? Perhaps most importantly that not all kids' programming can translate to adult viewers.Love the show? Please subscribe, rate, and review us here. Also, check out our website: www.seeyounextweekinspace.com and follow us on Instagram @seeyounextweekinspaceHosts: Amy and Sarah WalshEditor: Amy WalshProducers: Amy and Sarah WalshArt: Riley Brown

"Constructoras que amañan los concursos. Petroleras que pactan las subidas de precios. Jueces que prevarican. Policías que se llaman patrióticos y son en realidad corruptos (pero excelentes técnicos de grabación). Periodistas que mienten a sabiendas y, lo que es peor, reciben instrucciones de policías corruptos"

Tongo Eisen-Martin is the poet laureate of San Francisco, an educator and activist. He is a powerful poet and a brilliant mind and it was an honor to spend two hours talking with him. Tongo joined me hours after we heard that the Supreme Court had overturned Roe. Tongo enlightened me to many of his views on the world. How many of us have been lulled asleep by late stage imperialism, how a society founded on a slavocracy does not have the DNA to be a democracy, how he was a product of a family organized intentionally and how writing poetry is getting to know your paralel intelligence. This was a two part conversation. The 2nd part lives on my patreon page.Part 2 of the Conversation can be heard exclusively on Patreon HEREOpening music, Church Bell by LOANTongo Eisen-Martin BANDCAMP Tongo's Books Someone's Dead AlreadyTongo's Books at City Lights BookstoreTongo on TwitterTongo in InstagramThemattdwyer.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join host Ned Buskirk in conversation with San Francisco's eighth poet laureate, movement worker, & educator, Tongo Eisen-Martin, while they talk about the wide-open-eyed work of revolution, the meditative practice of writing, & the murder of his cousin's son at the hands of a white supremacist.MORE IMPORTANTLY THAN ANYTHINGsupport Tongo's cousin as she seeks justice for her son's murder at the hands of a white supremacist: https://www.gofundme.com/f/please-help-a-mother-get-justice-for-her-son Follow Tongo on IG: https://www.instagram.com/_tongogara_/Tongo's We Charge Genocide Again! Curriculum for Operation Ghetto Storm: a 2012 Annual Report on the extrajudicial killing of 313 Black people by police, security guards, & vigilantes: http://www.operationghettostorm.org/curriculum.html Black Freighter Press [co-founded by Tongo]: https://www.blackfreighterpress.com/ Produced by Nick JainaSoundscaping by Nick Jaina”Four Walls” by Tongo Eisen-Martin & scored by Nick Jaina”YG2D Podcast Theme Song” Produced by Scott Ferreter & eO w/vocals by Jordan Edelheit, Morgan Bolender, Chelsea Coleman & Ned BuskirkTHIS PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY Katie Semro's Project Til It's Gone. Contribute to the Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/katiesemro/til-its-gone & THIS PODCAST IS MADE POSSIBLEWITH SUPPORT FROMLISTENERS LIKE YOU.Become a podcast patron now at https://www.patreon.com/YG2D.

What is Tongo's routine? Why did Quil refuse to sing when Tongo asked for a song? What the Bee suggested was Tongo? Why did Mili object to Tongo taking the egg? What happened when Tongo tried to teach Vikku how to fly? Why was Tongo surprised to see Vikku?டோங்கோ ஒவ்வொரு நாளும் என்ன செய்தது? அது ஒரு பாட்டு பாட சொல்லி கேட்டதும் குயில் ஏன் மறுத்தது? தேனீ டோங்கோவுக்கு என்ன யோசனை சொன்னது? முட்டையை எடுத்துச் செல்ல மிலி ஏன் தடுத்தது? விக்குவுக்கு பறக்க கற்றுக் கொடுத்தபோது டோங்கோவுக்கு என்ன ஆனது? விக்குவை மீண்டும் பார்த்து டோங்கோ ஏன் ஆச்சர்யப்பட்டது?Youtube Story Link: https://youtu.be/FJRUzP6Vl8gYou can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the new and improved IVM Podcast App on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/iosYou can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com

Juan Pablo Polvorinos comenta con Luis Herrero, Isidoro San José y Garci la previa de la final de Champions. Garci aventura tongo contra el Madrid.

This week in the studio, a Gold Star wife who lost her husband in 2017. Her husband was a Green Beret assigned to ODA 3212. On a devastating mission he and his team were ambushed by ISIS terrorist in Niger Africa near the Mali border. The story doesn't end there though. After repeated attempts to learn the truth about what happened, she became part investigative reporter, part fact checker, and one hell of a writer. Her book Sacrifice tells the story that so few people have heard the truth about. Tonight I am honored to introduce Michelle Black.

Nueva tertulia en The Wild Project. Semana cargadita de noticias interesantes: Jordi analizara el Logan Paul vs Mayweather y el horrible "combate que hicieron", el embarazo de la superstar de lo marrano Lana Rhoades, el retorno de Jackass con su cuarta película y los problemas que tienen con Bam Margera, la obra de arte invisible que se ha vendido por miles de euros, el avión fantasma que ha aparecido en Google Maps, las últimas noticias del Barça y Madrid, y muchísimo más. ¡No te lo pierdas! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices