Podcasts about Tornillo

*Trigger warning for this episode at book, as we do discuss briefly some of the traumatic experiences that are written about in the book. After today's episode, head on over to @therapybookspodcast to learn about our latest giveaway.   If you are enjoying these episodes, please leave us a 5-star review.   *Information shared on this podcast is for informational and educational purposes only.  In this weeks episode, Jessica Fowler speaks with Dr. David Dorado Romo about his book Borderlands and the Mexican American Story. We discussed a lot in this episode about stories that are often not taught about Mexican American History, why it is important to know for ourself, to teach about it, how it can be related to mental health and intergenerational trauma. Highlights include: 4:16 Dr. Romo shares why he wrote this book, including for himself as he was taught very little about his own history in school.   7:03 We discuss the bath riots. 18:53 Institutionalized racism.  20:37 Examples of young people protesting. 28:36 The importance of younger people knowing these stories. 30:05 Who this book is for and why. 32:44 Discussing why these stories are not told. About the author: David Dorado Romo, is an author, historian and musician with a Ph.D. in Borderlands History. He is the author of the award-winning Ringside Seat to a Revolution: An Underground Cultural History of El Paso and Juárez, 1893-1923 (Cinco Puntos Press, 2005) and Borderlands and the Mexican American Story (Penguin Random House, 2024), which was recently placed on the list of Best Books of 2024 by Kirkus Review and the School Library Journal. His historical essays have appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, Texas Monthly, Texas Observer, and Mexico's City's Nexus. Borderlands and the Mexican American Story is his first non-fiction book aimed at middle and high school students.  David is a curator and co-director of the Museo Urbano, a public history project based in El Paso that exhibited “Uncaged Art,” a 2018 exhibit the featured the artwork of migrant children interned at a detention center in Tornillo, Texas.

In this case, the court considered this issue: Do Florida S.B. 7072's content-moderation restrictions comply with the First Amendment, and do the law's individualized-explanation requirements comply with the First Amendment? The case was decided on July 1, 2024. The Supreme Court held that The judgments are vacated, and the cases are remanded, because neither the Eleventh Circuit nor the Fifth Circuit conducted a proper analysis of the facial First Amendment challenges to the Florida and Texas laws regulating large internet platforms. Justice Elena Kagan authored the majority opinion of the Court. Under precedents like Miami Herald v Tornillo, Pacific Gas & Electric Co. v Public Utilities Commission, Turner Broadcasting v FCC, and Hurley v Irish-American Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Group of Boston, when a private entity engages in expressive activity, including curating others' speech, government interference with that activity implicates the First Amendment. Specifically, the First Amendment protects entities engaged in expressive activities, including compiling and curating others' speech, from being forced to accommodate messages they prefer to exclude. This protection applies even when the compiler includes most items and excludes only a few. The government cannot justify interfering with a private speaker's editorial choices merely by claiming an interest in improving or balancing the marketplace of ideas. These principles likely apply to the content moderation practices of social media platforms like Facebook's News Feed, indicating that state laws regulating these practices may face significant First Amendment hurdles. However, this analysis may not apply to all of the laws' applications, so it is important for courts to conduct a thorough examination of the laws' full scope and their constitutional and unconstitutional applications in a proper facial challenge analysis. Texas's regulation of social media platforms' content moderation policies aims to alter the speech displayed on these platforms, reflecting the state's disapproval of the platforms' current content selection and moderation practices. However, under the First Amendment, Texas cannot impose its preferences on how private entities curate and present speech, as this would amount to government control over the expression of ideas. Justice Amy Coney Barrett joined the majority opinion in full and authored a separate concurrence. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson joined the majority opinion in part and authored a separate concurrence. Justice Clarence Thomas authored an opinion concurring in the judgment. Justice Samuel Alito authored an opinion concurring in the judgment, in which Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch joined. The opinion is presented here in its entirety, but with citations omitted. If you appreciate this episode, please subscribe. Thank you. 

A la Navidad en Educación la llaman la Fiesta del Tornillo. Hoy hay entrevistas de las plazas donde se atornilla a la secretaria Yanira Raíces quien alega que le falsificaron la firma a Rafael Aragunde para hacerle daño. | A pesar de la Junta de Control Fiscal la Escuela de Derecho de la UPR brilla en la reválida con mujeres abogadas con las mejores notas. | Conversamos con la licenciada Zoe Negrón sobre el pleito de clase de Rosa Lydia Vélez y la pretensión de la Junta de ofrecerle $25K a cada familia para transigir el pleito y desistir reclamar contra el Estado lo que llevan denunciando por 42 años. ¡Sintoniza y comparte! #periodismoindependiente #periodismodigital

A la Navidad en Educación la llaman la Fiesta del Tornillo. Hoy hay entrevistas de las plazas donde se atornilla a la secretaria Yanira Raíces quien alega que le falsificaron la firma a Rafael Aragunde para hacerle daño. | A pesar de la Junta de Control Fiscal la Escuela de Derecho de la UPR brilla en la reválida con mujeres abogadas con las mejores notas. | Conversamos con la licenciada Zoe Negrón sobre el pleito de clase de Rosa Lydia Vélez y la pretensión de la Junta de ofrecerle $25K a cada familia para transigir el pleito y desistir reclamar contra el Estado lo que llevan denunciando por 42 años. ¡Sintoniza y comparte! #periodismoindependiente #periodismodigital

Em uma das salas da Universidade de Columbia, em Nova York, um coro entoa uma das canções de Carolina Maria de Jesus, uma das mais importantes escritoras negras do Brasil. Autora do best-seller autobiográfico Quarto de Despejo: Diário de uma Favelada, Carolina foi a primeira brasileira negra a vender mais de um milhão de exemplares no mundo. Carolina faleceu aos 63 anos, deixando três filhos, dos quais apenas Vera Eunice permanece viva. Luciana Rosa, correspondente da RFI em Nova York"Quando minha mãe faleceu, ela me deixou uma carta, entregue um dia após sua morte. Dentre os pedidos, ela queria que eu propagasse sua memória. E é isso que eu tenho feito", conta Vera.Apesar de "Quarto de Despejo" ter sido traduzido para 13 idiomas e alcançado cerca de 40 países, esta é a primeira vez que Vera é convidada a falar sobre a mãe no exterior. Ela participou do ciclo de debates "Carolina - A Escritora do Brasil", celebrando a obra da autora em Nova York e Washington, uma iniciativa do coletivo Mulheres na Escrita. "Ela é uma pensadora do Brasil e representa, de alguma forma, a mulher, especialmente a mulher negra, fora do Brasil, como é o caso agora aqui nos Estados Unidos, em Nova York", disse Tom Farias, biógrafo de Carolina e também presente nos debates. Vera, uma das personagens principais de Quarto de Despejo, tinha apenas 21 anos quando Carolina morreu. Foi nesse momento que ela e seus irmãos deixaram de receber os direitos autorais da escritora no Brasil."O que ainda ajudava a gente a sobreviver eram os direitos autorais dos Estados Unidos, que nunca deixaram de pagar", conta Vera.Quarto de Despejo foi publicado nos Estados Unidos como Child of the Dark em 1962 e logo se espalhou pelo mundo. A iniciativa de Mulheres na Escrita, ao revisitar a obra da escritora, busca colocar Carolina de volta no radar literário e incluí-la como leitura obrigatória nos programas de faculdades que estudam obras brasileiras."Espero que, com essa abertura, Carolina volte a ser reconhecida mundialmente, como nos anos 1960", diz a filha, Vera.Quem foi Carolina de JesusCarolina nasceu na cidade de Sacramento, no início do século 1920. Tom Farias, que está reescrevendo uma biografia dea autora a ser lançada no ano que vem, afirma que, ao contrário do que se pensava, Carolina não nasceu em 1914, mas em outubro de 1915. Filha de uma família de lavradores, ela frequentou a escola por apenas dois anos, período no qual se apaixonou pela leitura. Os livros, no entanto, tiveram que esperar, já que ela precisava ajudar a sustentar a família."Ela começou a trabalhar cedo como empregada doméstica, babá e cozinheira, mas nunca perdeu o amor pelos livros e pela escrita", conta Tom.Carolina se mudou para São Paulo em 1937, depois de ser injustamente acusada de roubo em Minas Gerais. Na capital paulista, trabalhou como empregada doméstica na casa do renomado cardiologista Euryclides de Jesus Zerbini. Nas horas livres, saciava sua sede de leitura na biblioteca da casa."Foi em São Paulo que ela se revelou como escritora, morando na favela do Canindé e criando seus três filhos sozinha", relata o biógrafo.Durante esse período, Carolina acumulou muitos textos em seus diários, que foram descobertos pelo jornalista Audálio Dantas em 1958. Durante uma reportagem em Canindé, seu caminho se cruzou com o da escritora. Dantas ajudou Carolina a publicar suas obras, e em 1960, Quarto de Despejo: Diário de uma Favelada foi lançado."O livro se tornou um sucesso instantâneo, chegando a vender mais de dois mil exemplares por dia", relembra Tom.No mesmo ano, Carolina foi homenageada pela Academia Paulista de Letras e recebeu o título honorífico da Orden Caballero del Tornillo, na Argentina. Publicou outros livros de forma independente, como Pedaço da Fome (1963) e Provérbios (1964), mas nenhum alcançou o sucesso de sua primeira obra."Carolina foi uma figura importante para a literatura brasileira, porque era mulher, negra e favelada", celebra Vera, ao ressaltar que a mãe foi a primeira a contar a história do negro pobre brasileiro em primeira pessoa. Tom Farias destaca que Carolina, ao contrário de pensadores da época como Gilberto Freyre e Sérgio Buarque de Holanda, conseguiu pensar o Brasil sob a ótica da miséria."Minha mãe tinha tudo para não dar certo,mas ela era ousada. E agora estou aqui para ver sua ascensão no Brasil e no mundo", festeja Vera, que luta para reunir o acervo deixado pela mãe e concretizar o sonho de inaugurar um centro cultural, onde o público possa conhecer melhor a sua obra.

Em uma das salas da Universidade de Columbia, em Nova York, um coro entoa uma das canções de Carolina Maria de Jesus, uma das mais importantes escritoras negras do Brasil. Autora do best-seller autobiográfico Quarto de Despejo: Diário de uma Favelada, Carolina foi a primeira brasileira negra a vender mais de um milhão de exemplares no mundo. Carolina faleceu aos 63 anos, deixando três filhos, dos quais apenas Vera Eunice permanece viva. Luciana Rosa, correspondente da RFI em Nova York"Quando minha mãe faleceu, ela me deixou uma carta, entregue um dia após sua morte. Dentre os pedidos, ela queria que eu propagasse sua memória. E é isso que eu tenho feito", conta Vera.Apesar de "Quarto de Despejo" ter sido traduzido para 13 idiomas e alcançado cerca de 40 países, esta é a primeira vez que Vera é convidada a falar sobre a mãe no exterior. Ela participou do ciclo de debates "Carolina - A Escritora do Brasil", celebrando a obra da autora em Nova York e Washington, uma iniciativa do coletivo Mulheres na Escrita. "Ela é uma pensadora do Brasil e representa, de alguma forma, a mulher, especialmente a mulher negra, fora do Brasil, como é o caso agora aqui nos Estados Unidos, em Nova York", disse Tom Farias, biógrafo de Carolina e também presente nos debates. Vera, uma das personagens principais de Quarto de Despejo, tinha apenas 21 anos quando Carolina morreu. Foi nesse momento que ela e seus irmãos deixaram de receber os direitos autorais da escritora no Brasil."O que ainda ajudava a gente a sobreviver eram os direitos autorais dos Estados Unidos, que nunca deixaram de pagar", conta Vera.Quarto de Despejo foi publicado nos Estados Unidos como Child of the Dark em 1962 e logo se espalhou pelo mundo. A iniciativa de Mulheres na Escrita, ao revisitar a obra da escritora, busca colocar Carolina de volta no radar literário e incluí-la como leitura obrigatória nos programas de faculdades que estudam obras brasileiras."Espero que, com essa abertura, Carolina volte a ser reconhecida mundialmente, como nos anos 1960", diz a filha, Vera.Quem foi Carolina de JesusCarolina nasceu na cidade de Sacramento, no início do século 1920. Tom Farias, que está reescrevendo uma biografia dea autora a ser lançada no ano que vem, afirma que, ao contrário do que se pensava, Carolina não nasceu em 1914, mas em outubro de 1915. Filha de uma família de lavradores, ela frequentou a escola por apenas dois anos, período no qual se apaixonou pela leitura. Os livros, no entanto, tiveram que esperar, já que ela precisava ajudar a sustentar a família."Ela começou a trabalhar cedo como empregada doméstica, babá e cozinheira, mas nunca perdeu o amor pelos livros e pela escrita", conta Tom.Carolina se mudou para São Paulo em 1937, depois de ser injustamente acusada de roubo em Minas Gerais. Na capital paulista, trabalhou como empregada doméstica na casa do renomado cardiologista Euryclides de Jesus Zerbini. Nas horas livres, saciava sua sede de leitura na biblioteca da casa."Foi em São Paulo que ela se revelou como escritora, morando na favela do Canindé e criando seus três filhos sozinha", relata o biógrafo.Durante esse período, Carolina acumulou muitos textos em seus diários, que foram descobertos pelo jornalista Audálio Dantas em 1958. Durante uma reportagem em Canindé, seu caminho se cruzou com o da escritora. Dantas ajudou Carolina a publicar suas obras, e em 1960, Quarto de Despejo: Diário de uma Favelada foi lançado."O livro se tornou um sucesso instantâneo, chegando a vender mais de dois mil exemplares por dia", relembra Tom.No mesmo ano, Carolina foi homenageada pela Academia Paulista de Letras e recebeu o título honorífico da Orden Caballero del Tornillo, na Argentina. Publicou outros livros de forma independente, como Pedaço da Fome (1963) e Provérbios (1964), mas nenhum alcançou o sucesso de sua primeira obra."Carolina foi uma figura importante para a literatura brasileira, porque era mulher, negra e favelada", celebra Vera, ao ressaltar que a mãe foi a primeira a contar a história do negro pobre brasileiro em primeira pessoa. Tom Farias destaca que Carolina, ao contrário de pensadores da época como Gilberto Freyre e Sérgio Buarque de Holanda, conseguiu pensar o Brasil sob a ótica da miséria."Minha mãe tinha tudo para não dar certo,mas ela era ousada. E agora estou aqui para ver sua ascensão no Brasil e no mundo", festeja Vera, que luta para reunir o acervo deixado pela mãe e concretizar o sonho de inaugurar um centro cultural, onde o público possa conhecer melhor a sua obra.

Edición de podcast desde Barcelona, después de un fiestón en la Cena de Nominados de LOS40 Music Awards Santander 2024.  Te contaremos todas las anécdotas junto a las estrellas que estuvieron con nosotros.  Y no faltarán Nacho Gómez Hermosura con su zapping, Keru Sánchez con una nueva edición de su gran trivial musical y la broma de San Bernardino y los 1.500€ que te puedes llevar por escucharnos cada día.

Edición de podcast desde Barcelona, después de un fiestón en la Cena de Nominados de LOS40 Music Awards Santander 2024.  Te contaremos todas las anécdotas junto a las estrellas que estuvieron con nosotros.  Y no faltarán Nacho Gómez Hermosura con su zapping, Keru Sánchez con una nueva edición de su gran trivial musical y la broma de San Bernardino y los 1.500€ que te puedes llevar por escucharnos cada día.

El disfraz de bruja del tren y otros recuerdos surgen en el primer grabófono con Edgar Hita. Luismi Pérez nos lleva al huerto (además de darnos el tiempo) y Laura Martínez repasa la figura de Lorca a través del cine. Además, Marta Centella nos cuenta en La Contraportada que mucho dinero no es bueno y Adriana Mourelos nos ofrece dos planes de fin de semana: un rosario o un programa de tele renovado. 

A VECES NOS SORPRENDEN LAS DECICIONES QUE TOMAN A NUESTRO ALREDEDOR QUE NOS HACEN PENSAR QUE SE LES AFLOJÓ UN TORNILLO, COMO QUERER VENDER CALZONES EN UN TEIBOL, O PENSAR QUE TU MUJER TE VA A DAR PERMISO DE TENER NOVIA, ENTRE MUCHAS HISTORIAS DIVERTIDAS MAS, ADEMAS DE REÍR CON LOS CHISTES DEL CHOU Y UN BUEN MOMENTO PARA REFLEXIONAR.

Tony Kent and Jamey Gleaves sonic highwayIn the heart of the vibrant music scene, this episode of "The Travel Wins" podcast unveils the dynamic journey of Tony Kent and Jamey Gleaves, the percussive backbone and bassist respectively, of the acclaimed band Whiskey Myers. This Texas powerhouse, further energized by Cody Cannon's arresting vocals, the guitar mastery of Cody Tate and John Jeffers, and the rhythmic precision of drummer Jeff Hogg, has carved its niche in the music world through relentless touring and a profound connection with its audience.As the sun sets on another town, another stage, Whiskey Myers continues to defy the constraints of genre, embodying the spirit of rock'n'roll with a blend that resonates with fans across the spectrum. When posed with the question of their musical identity, both Kent and Gleaves proudly shake off labels, asserting their essence as a rock'n'roll entity with a penchant for crossing boundaries and uniting diverse audiences. Their defining moment? Opening for the legendary Rolling Stones at Chicago's Soldier Field in 2019, a testament to their universal appeal and the eclectic nature of their fanbase.Tour life, as depicted by the duo, is a tapestry of exhilarating highs and inevitable lows. With the wisdom of experience, they reflect on the evolving challenges of life on the road. The older they get, the more poignant the absence from home feels. Yet, the allure of the stage, the electric buzz of anticipation from the crowd, and the heartfelt encounters with fans who've long awaited their performance fuel their passion. It's a humbling yet gratifying odyssey that reinforces their commitment to their art and their audience. They also temper their road travels with a little golf when they get the chance.Dive into this captivating episode of "The Travel Wins" as Tony and Jamey share their essence of the journey, the allure of the open road, and the unbreakable bond of their 'band family'.

The latest offering from Stephanie Urbina Jones & The Honky Tonk Mariachi, Manuel's Destiny, goes far beyond the limits of the typical album: it's a saga, a joyride, an impassioned reclamation of her cultural heritage, and—above all—a riveting tribute to the power of a dream to travel over 100 years and three generations. From her great-grandfather crossing the border, to an artist living and telling a transcendent story, and ultimately living Manuel's Destiny. Over the course of 11 wildly dazzling songs, the Texas-bred, Nashville/Mexico-based singer/songwriter sets her storytelling to a one-of-a-kind sound she's created and calls “Honky Tonk Mariachi”—a gorgeously orchestrated fusion of her Mexican roots and San Antonio, TX Hill Country upbringing, centered in the stunning vocal prowess she's shown in touring across the globe, sharing the stage with legends like Willie Nelson, and making history as the first artist ever to perform with mariachi at the Grand Ole Opry. The result is the most revelatory work yet from a truly visionary artist, one that leaves the listener newly emboldened to fearlessly follow their hearts and live a dreamer's tale. For Urbina Jones, the making of such an ambitious and all-encompassing album took decades of soul-searching and careful excavation of her family's history. Originally from San Antonio, she spent much of her early childhood at backyard barbecues at the home of her paternal grandmother, where she first heard the traditional Mexican music, she now describes as “a transmission of pure joy and love.” When her parents divorced, Jones moved to a small town in Texas, and as a young girl, frequented local honky-tonks, two-stepping to songs by all the country greats and listening to poets like Jerry Jeff Walker, Guy Clark, and Townes Van Zant carve out songs by the potbelly stove in Luckenbach, TX. (“Margie the bartender was my babysitter. I got to put the sawdust on the floors,” she recalls). But despite her many happy memories, that period of Urbina Jones' life also carried a heavy burden of pain. “After I was pulled away from my father, I was told to hide the fact that I was Mexican, which haunted me for a very long time,” she says. At age 18, however, Urbina Jones made her first trip to Mexico (accompanied by her father) and immediately felt a profound sense of revelation. “I fell madly in love with my culture—the people, the music, the food,” she says. “I finally realized, ‘This is who I am.' From this moment on, the direction of my life changed. I became passionate about telling a new story celebrating my roots. My pain turned into my passion and purpose.” As she unraveled her family's history, Urbina Jones learned of her great-grandfather, Manuel Anaya Urbina: a Mapimí, Hidalgo, Mexico native who went to the Vatican to study for the priesthood in the late 1800s. After two years in Rome, he rejected his childhood religion. “He returned to Mexico and crossed into El Paso in 1907— left his country, left his family, left his faith, left everything to embark on a new life for his own personal freedom,” she says. “He ended up becoming the first Mexican Baptist minister in San Antonio and spread the gospel all over the Southwest. Once I discovered his story, I became passionate about the idea of this dreamer crossing the border to follow his heart. I feel as if his dream has lived on through me, and now I want to share it as a source of inspiration for anyone seeking their own divine truth.” The follow-up to 2018's Tularosa (a powerhouse album stacked with mariachi-infused covers of country classics like “Ring of Fire” and “Jolene”), Manuel's Destiny finds Urbina Jones moving forward with her mission of introducing audiences everywhere to the unbridled passion and heart of Mexico. “As a little girl growing up listening to mariachi, the joyful sound of their voices singing together always felt like an instrument in itself, and I knew from the start that I wanted that to be woven into every song on this album,” she says. Produced by Urbina Jones and Preston Sullivan, and recorded live at Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, Texas—not far from where her great-grandfather crossed into El Paso—Manuel's Destiny achieves its lush and fiery sound thanks to contributions from over a dozen musicians, including guitarrón player Mike Hernandez (also the album's mariachi session leader), Urbina Jones' bandleader/longtime guitarist Patterson Barrett, and a lineup of esteemed mariachi players from all over Texas, Nashville, Los Angeles, and Mexico. With its resplendent selection of heart-on-sleeve ballads, hip-swinging Texican Americana anthems, and pedal steel-laced country- rock songs, Manuel's Destiny ultimately radiates an electrifying energy, adding even greater impact to the countless pieces of wisdom woven into her lyrics. In many ways a document of Urbina Jones' own whirlwind adventures in fulfilling her life's purpose, Manuel's Destiny opens on “Gypsy Dreams”—a fierce yet euphoric refusal to tame her free-spirited nature. “It took me a long time to honor who I was born to be — an artist, a dreamer and author of my own life. I'm gratefully reclaiming and sharing my joy with the world,” says Urbina Jones. Ever since she was a little girl, she's always been this way. You can be part of her world, but you can never make her change. (“Gypsy Dreams”) On the album's cinematic title track, meanwhile, Urbina Jones opens by recounting her great-grandfather's pilgrimage to the States in search of his truth and divinity, then looks back on her own leap of faith in leaving home to follow her heart and one day live the spellbinding epic, which is “Manuel's Destiny:” I got in my car with my Spanish guitar bound for Tennessee, As I drove through my fear, I felt his spirit near guiding me, I was strong, I was able, I waited on tables, said yes sir, no m'am, cause I knew I'd get the chance for my dreams to dance and do what I was born to do. Wendy Moten, a multi-talented Memphis-born singer, and another dreamer whose voice and career path are like no other, joins in for a triumphant update of Glen Campbell's iconic “Rhinestone Cowboy” (with a blessing from songwriter Larry Weiss on the cover's gender flip). Built on a near-symphonic arrangement of soaring violins, exultant trumpets, vihuela, and heavenly harp, “Rhinestone Cowgirl” emerges as a powerful account of overcoming the odds on the way to unfettered glory. “Both Wendy and I have been relentless in becoming who we were destined to be,” says Urbina Jones. “The fact that a Latina and a Black woman are stepping into this moment and singing this classic song together is incredibly meaningful to me—we're representing all dreamers of all ages, from all backgrounds, and hopefully encouraging them to bravely answer the calling of their own hearts.” On songs like “Falling Fearlessly,” Manuel's Destiny slips into a “Blue Bayou” romantic mood and spotlights the subtler nuances of Urbina Jones' beguiling voice. Co-written with Peggy Lynn (daughter of Loretta Lynn), the lilting and luminous track finds music legend Vince Gill pairing up with Urbina Jones to capture the rarefied magic of surrendering to love. “We wrote the song on the beach under a full moon in Mexico,” Urbina Jones remembers. “It's my homage to Linda Ronstadt, who's one of the few Latinas I had to look up to in country rock music.” And on “The Queen of the Angels (La Reyna De Los Angeles)/Cielito Lindo” Urbina Jones delivers a cumbia country, dance-ready, infectious serenade to another influential woman in her life: her paternal grandmother, who guided her toward a daring new direction with her music. “When my abuelita was dying, she called me to her side and told me I was going to be a messenger who shared the beauty of our culture with the world by making what she called ‘country music with chili peppers,'” says Urbina Jones. “At the time, I didn't believe I could do it, but after she died, I went to San Miguel de Allende and began recovering that connection to my roots. It was the revolucíon en mi corazón.” The album also features a song with the Bellamy Brothers. A mash-up of “Luckenbach, Texas (Back to the Basics of Love)” and “Let Your Love Flow,” these two hit songs reflect a coming of age during Urbina Jones' early years. “I was lucky to grow up in Luckenbach and the honky tonks of Texas during the Outlaw movement. My favorite song to sing along to was “Let Your Love Flow,” comments Urbina Jones. “I had the honor of touring in Europe with the Bellamys and was thrilled they agreed to re-record their song with my Honky Tonk Mariachi,” she adds. Since first dreaming up the culture-blending, genre-bending, sublimely exuberant sound that now imbues her music, Urbina Jones has established herself as a two-time Amazon bestselling author and teacher who leads spiritual pilgrimages all over the world. A former student of Don Miguel Ruiz (a teacher in the Toltec tradition and author of the seminal Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom), she made her debut as a lead author with Shaman Heart: Turning Pain into Passion and Purpose, a 2022 title in which she details her experience in undoing her childhood pain and pursuing her true calling as an artist. In May 2023, Urbina Jones released her second bestselling book, Shaman Heart – Sacred Rebel. As she reveals that transformation was not without its daunting moments. “There was a reason to quit at every step along the way,” says Urbina Jones. “But every breakdown turned out to be a breakthrough, and the road kept miraculously rising up and meeting me every step of the way.” For the closing track to Manuel's Destiny, Urbina Jones chose a solo self-penned song called “Until We Meet Again”— a soul-stirring number that's equal parts full-hearted farewell, and loving acknowledgment of the way dreams endure from generation to generation. In a poignant symbol of that very phenomenon, Jones arrived at Sonic Ranch carrying the same Bible from 1876 that her great-grandfather had held upon crossing into the U.S. more than a century ago. “It's amazing to me that over a hundred years later, Manuel's great-granddaughter could come back to the same border with the same Bible, a seed of the dream he planted from so long ago,” she says. “It tells me that our dreams are by divine design. I hope that in sharing this album I'm able to bring a little joy, big magic, and some dancing to the world, as well as inspire someone to ask the big questions—to be brave, believe in themselves, and in their dreams. Within our hearts lies the map to our destiny.”

Several recent cases before the Supreme Court have raised important questions at the intersection of technology and law. In this episode, Alex Abdo of the Knight First Amendment Institute, Clay Calvert of the American Enterprise Institute, and David Greene of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, join Jeffrey Rosen for a conversation exploring key tech cases, including Netchoice v Paxton, Murthy v. Missouri, Lindke v. Freed, and O'Connor-Ratcliff v. Garnier. This program was streamed live on January 16, 2024.  Resources:  Knight Institute amicus brief (in support of neither party) Moody v. NetChoice & NetChoice v. Paxton  Clay Calvert, “Friends of the Court, Friends of the First Amendment: Exploring Amicus Brief Support for Platforms' Editorial Independence,” AEI (Dec. 22, 2023)  Knight Institute amicus brief in Murthy v. Missouri (in support of neither party)  Clay Calvert, “Persuasion or Coercion? Understanding the Government's Position in Murthy v. Missouri, Part I,” AEI (Jan. 8, 2024)  David Greene, “In Jawboning Cases, there's no getting away from textual analysis,” Knight First Amendment Institute (Nov. 7, 2023)  David Greene, EFF Amicus Brief in O'Connor-Ratcliff v. Garnier and Lindke v. Freed (in support of Lindke and Garnier)  Miami Herald Publishing Company v. Tornillo (1974)    Questions or comments about the show? Email us at podcast@constitutioncenter.org.  Continue today's conversation on Facebook and Twitter using @ConstitutionCtr.  Sign up to receive Constitution Weekly, our email roundup of constitutional news and debate, at bit.ly/constitutionweekly.   You can find transcripts for each episode on the podcast pages in our Media Library. 

Several cases before the Supreme Court raise important questions at the intersection of technology and law. Join legal experts Alex Abdo of the Knight First Amendment Institute, Clay Calvert of the American Enterprise Institute, and David Greene of the Electronic Frontier Foundation for a conversation exploring key tech cases, including whether Florida and Texas can regulate the platforms' content moderation policies. Jeffrey Rosen, president and CEO of the National Constitution Center, moderates. Additional Resources Knight Institute's Amicus Brief (in support of neither party), Moody v. NetChoice & NetChoice v. Paxton Clay Calvert, “Friends of the Court, Friends of the First Amendment: Exploring Amicus Brief Support for Platforms' Editorial Independence,” AEI (Dec. 22, 2023) Knight Institute Amicus Brief in Murthy v. Missouri (in support of neither party) Clay Calvert, “Persuasion or Coercion? Understanding the Government's Position in Murthy v. Missouri, Part I,” AEI (Jan. 8, 2024) David Greene, “In Jawboning Cases, there's no getting away from textual analysis,” Knight First Amendment Institute (Nov. 7, 2023) David Greene, EFF Amicus Brief in O'Connor-Ratcliff v. Garnier and Lindke v. Freed (in support of Lindke and Garnier) Miami Herald Publishing Company v. Tornillo (1974)  Stay Connected and Learn More Continue the conversation on Facebook and Twitter using @ConstitutionCtr. Sign up to receive Constitution Weekly, our email roundup of constitutional news and debate, at bit.ly/constitutionweekly. Please subscribe to Live at the National Constitution Center and our companion podcast We the People on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app.

En EEUU la Administración Federal de Aviación anunció que el fabricante de aviones Boeing está advirtiendo a las aerolíneas que inspeccionen los nuevos aviones 737 MAX por un posible tornillo suelto en el sistema de control del timón. Boeing recomendó las inspecciones después de que un operador internacional descubrió un perno al que le faltaba una tuerca.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Rett Madison over Zoom video!One for Jackie, the new album from Los Angeles-based vocalist, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Rett Madison, is out today via Warner Records/War Buddha Records and watch the video for new single “Flea Market” shot by Wes O'Connor at Sonic Ranch.“I made this album in memory of my mother and to honor my own grief,” Madison says. “I hope these songs will provide a moment of catharsis for anyone that's lost a loved one, especially those of us that have lost someone to suicide.”One for Jackie features a collaboration with Iron & Wine and previously shared singles “One for Jackie, One for Crystal,” “Skydiving” and “Fortune Teller,” which arrived alongside a video directed by Joelle Grace Taylor (Kaytranada, Ariana Greenblatt, Rob Lowe) and choreographed by Carlena Britch (Justin Bieber, Beyonce, Gwen Stefani) and inspired Madison's recently-launched Fortune Teller Arcana Tarot Card website.One for Jackie is a tribute to Madison's mom, who struggled with depression, PTSD and alcoholism for Madison's whole life before she passed by suicide in 2019, leaving her only child with the harrowing responsibility to try and better understand her mother while she mourned her. “Writing this album, I was moving through grief,” Madison says. “It was part of my healing process.”Recorded in Tornillo, Texas at the storied Sonic Ranch and produced by the Grammy Award-winning Tyler Chester (Madison Cunningham, Sara Bareilles, Watkins Family Hour), One for Jackie simultaneously borrows from legendary storytellers of the past like Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen while cementing itself as an American classic for fans of Phoebe Bridgers, Angel Olsen and Brandi Carlile. Between Madison's gutting lyrics, her singular voice and her exacting creative vision, One for Jackie immerses the listener in Madison's grief, relying on memory and raw emotion to paint a lasting picture of Jackie. Rather than flattening and sanctifying her mother in the wake of her death, Madison portrays Jackie in all her glory and complexity. The result is an album that brings Jackie to life.Originally from West Virginia, Rett Madison is a queer singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Los Angeles. She has been featured in publications such as Billboard, American Songwriter and Rolling Stone, where her music was described as “simultaneously brazen and vulnerable,” giving her a place “in the new school of acclaim-worthy troubadours.” She has sung backing vocals for artists such as Lorde and Kate Nash and opened for artists including Melissa Etheridge, Sheryl Crow, Elle King and more. Having independently released a handful of singles ahead of her 2021 debut album, Pin-Up Daddy, she's worked with some of the most talented players today, including Theo Katzman, Brian Jones, Lee Pardini and Joe Dart.We want to hear from you! Please email Hello@BringinitBackwards.comwww.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #RettMadison #NewMusic #ZoomListen & Subscribe to BiBhttps://www.bringinitbackwards.com/followFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpodThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4972373/advertisement

Wall wipes out Tornillo but some other games are close and some will be game changers. This is the halftime report.

When Austin's cumbia-funk institution Grupo Fantasma went to record their seventh album at a studio in Tornillo, Texas, they had no idea that right next door was a tent city for detained immigrant youth operated by ICE. When they found out, they decided they had to do something. So they teamed up with fellow legends Ozomatli and Locos Por Juana to create a sinister funk tune with a message about the walls that divide us. On this edition of How I Made It, members of Grupo Fantasma break down the creative process behind their new song "The Wall."

Hello friends! Andy Stepanian from psych-Americana band, Leon III returns to the show for episode 1320! Their new album, the lush and dreamy, Something Is Trying To Change My Mind drops this Friday, October 13th. Leon III will be playing Austin City Limits Music Festival this Sunday, October 15th at noon on the T-Mobile stage. Go to leoniii.com for music, videos, merch and more. We have a great conversation about making Something Is Trying To Change My Mind, how Andy and his Leon III bandmate, Mason Brent decided to record at Sonic Ranch Studio in Tornillo, TX with producer Mark Nevers (Bonnie "Prince' Billie, Silver Jews), drummer Isias Gil (Macy Gray, David Lee Roth) and percussionist, Mike Dillon (Billygoat, Rickie Lee Jones), making an album with an overall message of positivity, living in the studio, living in Houston and much more. I had a great rime catching up with Andy. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Get the chords and tabs to over a million songs and start playing today with Ultimate Guitar If you feel so inclined. Venmo: venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

Whiskey Myers is a genre-bending band from East Texas featuring Cody Cannon, Cody Tate, John Jeffers, Jeff Hogg, Jamey Gleaves and Tony Kent. Jeff Hogg joined us as to talk about their new whiskey Uncle Chicken's Sippin Whiskey, the story behind the band's name, how they came together, his love of cars, the band's journey, how they ended up on Yellowstone, their latest album Tornillo, going on tour and more.For more on Whiskey Myers, visit https://www.whiskeymyers.com/ or find them on social media.Don't forget to check out the video on YouTube and our Facebook page. Plus, check out Neat & Mixed and the Hops & Spirits Kentucky podcast, all available at hopsspirits.com.

Hello friends! M.C. Taylor from Grammy-nominated, North Carolina-based, Americana band, Hiss Golden Messenger is my guest fro episode 1307! Their new album, the gorgeous and autobiographical, Jump For Joy is available now on all streaming services and vinyl. They'll be playing a handful of shows in Australia in September, and they'll be on tour in the U.S. from October-December. Go to hissgoldenmessenger.com for tour dates, videos, merch and more. M.C. and I have a great conversation about writing the songs for Jump For Joy using a fictional character to represent himself through his various stages of life experience and his pursuit of a life music, recording the album at Sonic ranch in Tornillo, TX, his writing habits, Hiss Golden Messenger's journey, and much more. I had a great time getting to know M.C.. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Get the best, full-spectrum CBD products from True Hemp Science and enter code HDIGH for a special offer from How Did I Get Here? If you feel so inclined. Venmo: venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

A Mexico border crossing in Texas for commercial truck traffic will reopen Aug. 7 after activity was suspended in May 2017. The Marcelino Serna Port of Entry in Tornillo, which is about 17 miles east of El Paso, is expected to see about 300 trucks weekly. At first, the cargo facility will operate Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., but hours may change depending on demand, according to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

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Yo no se ustedes pero mi semana pinta como nunca... o como siempre. O como se pueda. Que ya es bastante decir. Un episodio espectacular. Eso dicen quienes lo escucharon (spoiler alert: nadie)

En palabras de Michael Soctt: "we are back... in the form of a new company. The Michael Scott Paper Company". Bueno, igual no era la mejor cita para elegir pero, en definitiva, ESTAMOS DE VUELTA. Después de unas vacaciones de navidad que han sido simultáneamente eternas y demasiado cortas, volvemos a la carga como no podría ser de otra manera, con uno de esos programas insignia de la casa RECOMENDACIONES FRESQUITAS. (Además, esta vez es de verdad, que hace un frío de la hostia). Así que nada, abríos una buena Imperial Stout o preparaos vuestro mejor café, y calentaos con todas las lecturas que os traemos. Desde Los Invencibles Podcast queremos dedicar este episodio a Viñetas Cómics, y en especial a Charlie, Sergi y Javi. Solo podemos daros las gracias por tantísimos buenos recuerdos, desearos lo mejor para el futuro y, con suerte, que nos volvamos a encontrar. ¡Un abrazo y, de nuevo, gracias! OBRAS DE LAS QUE HABLAMOS EN EL EPISODIO: Las Hijas del Dragón Comanche Shigahime El Asombroso Cabeza de Tornillo y Otras Historias Nenúfares Negros The Witcher: Ronin Clase de Actuación Solo Leveling A Brazo Partido Nieve The Night Eaters Lo que más miedo te dé Por favor, considerad apoyarnos económicamente a través del botón “Apoyar” de iVoox. Por 1,50€ al mes (o totalmente gratis si sois usuarios de pago de la aplicación), podréis contribuir a la realización de este podcast. Sed solidarios, necesitamos comprarle unos suplementos vitamínicos a Martín, para devolverle la energía y las ganas de vivir que tan claramente ha perdido. #ApadrinaUnMartín También podéis seguirnos en redes sociales para estar al tanto de todas las chorradas que vamos haciendo (a veces también hay info. útil aunque no lo creáis). Twitter.com/invencibles_pod Instagram.com/invencibles_pod ¡Visitadnos también en nuestra web, donde os hartaréis a reseñas de cómics además de todo tipo! https://www.losinvenciblespodcast.com Y no dudéis en escribirnos lo que queráis en comentarios o en nuestro mail info@losinvenciblespodcast.com para que lo leamos en el siguiente episodio.

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Donde los niños malos van / Where bad kids goNarrado por Ginette Zavala, traducido por: Guillermo Ruiz de SantiagoUn inusual programa para niños es transmitido en temporada de guerra, años después un espectador descubre que gran parte de lo que vio en la tele fue real.Tornillo / CoilscrewNarrado por Fernando Hernández, traducido por: Roxana PérezUn abuelo acostumbra a contarle historias a su nieto, pero una de ellas revela la existencia de un ser tan monstruoso que nunca abandonará sus recuerdos.Síguenos en instagram como @creepyenespanolCreado por: Jon GrilzProducido por: Guillermo Ruiz de Santiago SánchezVoces de: Ginette Zavala, Fernando Hernández, Edgar CañasMúsica: elements.envato.comHistorias bajo licencias de bienes comunes creativos o tienen el permiso explícito del autor. Ningún extracto de este podcast debe retransmitirse o distribuirse sin el consentimiento del equipo de Creepy en Español y de su autor. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kytara na desce Young Blood musí znít jako pokérovaná bouchačka, tvrdí zázračný mladý kytarista Marcus King, kapela Whiskey Myers se albem Tornillo obrací od country zpátky k jižanskému bigbítu a Ronnie Dunn jede s deskou 100 Proof Neon na vrcholku vlny devadesátkového revivalu.

Kytara na desce Young Blood musí znít jako pokérovaná bouchačka, tvrdí zázračný mladý kytarista Marcus King, kapela Whiskey Myers se albem Tornillo obrací od country zpátky k jižanskému bigbítu a Ronnie Dunn jede s deskou 100 Proof Neon na vrcholku vlny devadesátkového revivalu.

Tony and Jamey make an impromptu visit to the Siren. We get into too much to caption here. Reality TV, comedians, scamming, impractical jokers, Siren EXLUSIVES, olives, six flags.  Good times with the boys. Catch them on a stage near you! www.whiskeymyers.com Enjoy!

Maluma tuvo que operarse de la rodilla por esta razón. Además, ARod está soltero y Yailín llego sola al concierto de Rosalía.

Die Grenzstadt Tornillo in Texas ist Namensgeber für das neue Album von Whiskey Myers. Die Southern Rock Band war 21 Tage in den Sonic Ranch Studios, welche in Tornillo sind und haben ihr neues Album produziert. Doch der Weg dahin, wurde von der Pandemie überschattet. «Es ist alles dabei. Aber das macht doch Spaß, oder?» sagt der Leadsänger Cody Cannon. Der Sound ist Anders, die Genres werden neu gemischt.Inspiriert haben sie sich von den Alten Motown Sounds, altem RocknRoll aber auch von Nirvana. Die Grenzen sind gebrochen und so macht Musik Spass. Auch Amanda Shires hat auf ihrem Soloalbum einiges ausprobiert. Sie wirkt frisch und klingt moderner als noch mit den Highwomen. Der Country Special mit aktuellem Sound aus der Szene und den Top 1 Hits der letzten 50 Jahre.

Jake Smith joins me to jam out to Tornillo, the newest album from Whiskey Myers, one of my favorite music groups. Killer album and good conversation! Theme Music Burnin' Daylight - Matt Wilson  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/burnindaylight/message

Jake Smith joins me to jam out to Tornillo, the newest album from Whiskey Myers, one of my favorite music groups. Killer album and good conversation! Theme Music Burnin' Daylight - Matt Wilson  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/burnindaylight/message

The music of Yellowstone is just one more way fans have dug into this show. This week, Adison and Billy discuss (2:00) Lainey Wilson

Cody Cannon, frontman of Whiskey Myers, joins the podcast to talk his upcoming summer tour– which includes Red Rocks– and their upcoming album, Tornillo. Be sure to check the album out, to be released July 29 and catch them out on the road this summer (tickets available at https://www.whiskeymyers.com/tour). If you don't already, be sure to follow us on social media @tgatecountry and @countrypickinz. Please give our show a 5-star rating if you enjoyed the episode– it's the best way to support this independent podcast! New interviews with country music artists are uploaded every Thursday. Thanks for listening! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tgatecountry/support

En este episodio te explico una herramienta que cada vez es mas común en los tratamientos de ortodoncia, se llaman ortoimplantes. Una excelente opción para realizar movimientos complejos y estables a largo plazo. Escúchalo y compártelo si a ti o a algún conocido le ofrecieron este tratamiento o ya tiene este tratamiento. Búscame en Instagram y Facebook como Frecuencia Grafoos y como Grafoos ortodoncia 

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On this episode of ROCK DOWN SOUTH, we chat with John Jeffers from the rock band Whiskey Myers. And Whiskey Myers is probably one of my favorite bands out there right now, so this was a super fun show to record with John. And we talk about a lot of stuff on this episode. From the upcoming album “Tornillo” to the new singles “John Wayne” and “Antioch.” We also talk about songwriting and get into the backstory of a new song from the upcoming album called “Heavy on Me” that John wrote. And of course, we talk about that one time the band was featured on the hit show “Yellowstone.”Follow Whiskey Myers:Website - https://www.whiskeymyers.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/whiskeymyersInstagram (John) - https://www.instagram.com/thejohnjeffersFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/whiskeymyersTwitter - https://mobile.twitter.com/whiskeymyersYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/whiskeymyersSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/user/whiskey_myersApple Music - https://music.apple.com/us/artist/whiskey-myers/282264074FOLLOW ROCK DOWN SOUTH:Website - http://www.rockdownsouth.com Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rockdownsouth Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/rockdownsouth Twitter - https://twitter.com/rockdownsouth STREAM HERE:Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4bFp0Sto6EeJaPlrgQDHEfApple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rock-down-south/id1528008275YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi1-lYAS_S3lsCDicrR_ZHgGoogle Podcasts - https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cDovL3JvY2tkb3duc291dGguY29tL2ZlZWQvcG9kY2FzdAAmazon Music - https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/01df1ad4-fd7a-48fd-9998-3664e243e585/rock-down-south 

Whiskey Myers is a band out of Texas that seamlessly blends the sounds of Southern Rock and Country. Their new album, Tornillo, is set to release on July 29, 2022 and they will be touring hard all summer 2022.  BUY MUSIC https://www.whiskeymyers.com SUPPORT THE PODCAST https://www.patreon.com/hippiesandcowboys MUSIC FEATURED Whiskey Myers - Antioch BUY OUR MERCH https://www.thehippiesandcowboys.com/shop Join our online community on Patreon! Gain access to exclusive content, early guest announcements, giveaways, ask questions to our guests, and bonus podcasts! Join for as little as $1 - https://www.patreon.com/hippiesandcowboys OUR SPONSORS WORKMANS RELIEF - https://workmansrelief.refersion.com/c/d42e52 - SAVE 15% using the promo code HACCBD at checkout! FOLLOW US https://twitter.com/HippiesCowboys https://www.instagram.com/hippiescowboyspod/ ALL MUSIC IN THIS PODCAST HAS BEEN USED WITH PERMISSION FROM THE ARTIST AND LABEL

Hello friends! Singer-songwriter, artist and author, Darden Smith returns to the show for episode 1145! He just released a beautiful book of photography, lyrics and essays called, "Western Skies" on Friday and the accompanying album by the same name drops on March 25th. The book and album were inspired by writings and polaroids taken on his 1,000 mile drives from Austin to Arizona during the pandemic. Go to dardensmith.com for his books, music, show dates and more. We have a great conversation about about time and how much we have left, the power of polaroids, the desert, working at Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, TX, the magic of Charlie Sexton and Ricky Ray Jackson, how Darden makes it all work and much more. Darden is a very inspiring artist and I always get something out of our conversations. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Get the best, full-spectrum CBD products from True Hemp Science and enter code HDIGH for a special offer from How Did I Get Here?    

Hello friends! Singer-songwriter, artist and author, Darden Smith returns to the show for episode 1145! He just released a beautiful book of photography, lyrics and essays called, "Western Skies" on Friday and the accompanying album by the same name drops on March 25th. The book and album were inspired by writings and polaroids taken on his 1,000 mile drives from Austin to Arizona during the pandemic. Go to dardensmith.com for his books, music, show dates and more. We have a great conversation about about time and how much we have left, the power of polaroids, the desert, working at Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, TX, the magic of Charlie Sexton and Ricky Ray Jackson, how Darden makes it all work and much more. Darden is a very inspiring artist and I always get something out of our conversations. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! Get the best, full-spectrum CBD products from True Hemp Science and enter code HDIGH for a special offer from How Did I Get Here?    

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-Con la reforma eléctrica no se va a expropiar ni un tornillo: Nahle-Pide SSPC que recursos de cuentas bancarias congeladas se destine a los policías-Irlanda del Norte conmemora el 50 aniversario del Domingo Sangriento

Federal district judge Robert Pitman has enjoined enforcement of Texas's law regulating social media censorship. The ruling sparks a fight between me and Nate Jones that ranges from how much weight should be given to the speech rights of social media to the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict imposed by Facebook when it decided he was guilty and wouldn't let anyone disagree. On the merits, as before, we agreed that the Obama appointee was on solid ground (for now) in applying the Tornillo line of cases saying that the government should not directly regulate the editorial judgments of publishers. But the judge's ruling on the transparency and due process requirements of the law suggests that he wasn't prepared to give the law a fair shake. So, look for a competitive appeal on the topic and quite possibly a certiorari grant as well. By the time we stop beating this horse, he's long past any possible right of self-defense. Megan Stifel has an easier task: Explaining cybersecurity recommendations for rail and other surface transportation companies. The advice is mostly something that could have been offered in the 90s, so we both puzzle over the fierce resistance from industry. Maybe it's the 24-hour requirement to notify TSA of cyber incidents. Nate and I explore proposals from the Biden administration to muster a group of like-minded countries to curb sales of surveillance gear to authoritarian regimes. No doubt the initiative was reinforced by news that U.S. State Department phones were recently hacked by exported spyware from Israel. But I think the whole project fails for a simple reason: authoritarian governments can buy all the surveillance gear they need from China, which is happy to sell it. In the absence of credible enforcement, condemning such sales is empty virtue signaling.  I critique a new story from the Markup about PredPol crime prediction software, which claims the software is biased because it urges the police to patrol more Black neighborhoods than white neighborhoods. Speaking of stupid, Megan explains how a “smart contract”  turned out to be anything but, allowing hackers to steal $31 million in digital coin. I ask exactly how the hacker's feat differs from really good lawyering. Nate and I look at how well Russia is doing in bringing Twitter to heel with a mobile slowdown. Twitter hasn't broken yet, but it's clear that the authoritarians of the world are slowly winning their battle with Silicon Valley. Megan tells us how a cybersecurity professional at Ubiquiti decided to stop riding with the hounds and to ride instead with the fox. Of course, we all know how most fox hunts end for the fox, and this story is no exception. In updates, I remind listeners of the elaborate gas-lighting effort put on by Jeff Bezos in trying to blame the Saudis and the National Enquirer for his brother-in-law's leak of Bezos's deeply embarrassing text messages. All the investigations that Bezos managed to get started are done now, and the verdict is in: the Saudis didn't do it. Megan and I note a Wall Street Journal article on how tough it is to be a spy in a world of smartphones, biometrics, and universal surveillance cameras.  Our reaction: Yup.  Download the 386th Episode (mp3)  You can subscribe to The Cyberlaw Podcast using iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Pocket Casts, or our RSS feed. As always, The Cyberlaw Podcast is open to feedback. Be sure to engage with @stewartbaker on Twitter. Send your questions, comments, and suggestions for topics or interviewees to CyberlawPodcast@steptoe.com. Remember: If your suggested guest appears on the show, we will send you a highly coveted Cyberlaw Podcast mug!   The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not reflect the opinions of their institutions, clients, friends, families, or pets

The runoff for Socorro elections started yesterday, but who to vote for? Your guess is as good as ours. Ralph "Give me my Money" Duran sues the city for someone else's negligence. Elia Garcia says she wants her day in-front of council but she's still guilty of abusing her position as mayor to help herself as a lawyer. Great showing for our valley schools, Socorro , San Eli, Clint and Tornillo. Charter schools still suck. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alejandro-garcia28/message

Tim Reed is active with a number of protests, witnesses, and helping hands to those in pilgrimmage across the Mexico/USA border in the Las Cruces NM area. He is active with Oak Tree Project and NM CAFé (Comunidades en Acción y de Fé), protested at Tornillo Dentention tent city, and sought communication with the authorities on the border.

Friend, comrade, ex-pat and editor at Splinter News @sophcw emerges from the bush to join the crew. We talk about the hell of moving in NYC, the migrant crisis down under, woke-ness in the Southern Hemisphere, indigenous rights and Aussie Antifa. We break out every tired cliche, of course, because Americans can't help reference boomerangs, kangaroos and based racism. We end with a strong stan of Donald Trump's adoption of the Brezhenev Doctrine with regard to proletarian internationalism in the face of counter-revolution within 1970s-80s Afghanistan. Tankies for Trump? Donald Trump/Caleb Maupin 2020! Christmas in Tornillo occupation: https://www.democracynow.org/2019/1/4/meet_the_activists_lawmakers_fighting_to Direct action gets... the goods!? https://news.vice.com/en_us/article/yw78vw/inside-the-teardown-of-trumps-infamous-tent-city-for-migrant-kids More spicy bonus content with Sophie (Real Poly Hours) forthcoming. Become a patron today at www.patreon.com/theantifada for premium content and the self-satisfaction that comes with supporting commies whose windows are boarded up with cardboard like junkies. Closing song: Scientists - Solid Gold Hell