Podcasts about tribal war

*Sebastian Junger's work as a journalist and film-maker in war zones led him to some startling facts about conflict and hardship: people are often happier in times of war than in peace; disasters are sometimes recalled more fondly than vacations or weddings; and mental illness increases the richer a society becomes. *Rather than hardship, what people cannot bear is the feeling that they are unnecessary, not part of some tight group that needs them and looks out for them. *History bears this out: in the early days of North America's settlement by Europeans, many white captives of American Indians, once freed, chose to go back to tribal life. *And many of the soldiers who Junger met admitted they didn't just struggle to find civilian life meaningful, they actually missed the war experience. *Junger pulls these facts together into a compelling argument about the intrinsically tribal nature of human beings and the dreadful cost of the de-tribalization of modern life. Theme 1: History of Tribalism - 0:29 Theme 2: Tribal War - 7:50 Theme 3: Tribalism & America - 16:05 Like what you hear? Be sure to like & subscribe to support this podcast! Also leave a comment and let us know your thoughts on the episode. You can also get a free weekly email about the Book Insight of the week. Subscribe at memod.com/insights Want quick save-able, share-able bullet points on this book? Check out the Memo: https://memod.com/lynlovesbooks/sebastian-junger-explains-our-tribal-origins-and-h-282 HEAR THE FULL INTERVIEWS MENTIONED IN TODAYS' EPISODE HERE: ABC News. “Bowe Bergdahl Responds to Those Who Called Him a Traitor.” YouTube, YouTube, 17 Oct. 2017, www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyvcY2DH4fg. Archive, AP. “The CEO of Goldman Sachs Testily Defended His Company's Ethics and Business Practices during the Nat.” YouTube, YouTube, 24 July 2015, www.youtube.com/watch?v=7r3oeQdrb5c&t=49s. Fox Business. “Trump Calls Media 'Enemy of the People'.” YouTube, YouTube, 30 July 2018, www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtP3yDf4yuo. Joe Rogan University - Fan Channel. “Sebastian Junger on Affluent Living and Obese People.” YouTube, YouTube, 12 June 2017, www.youtube.com/watch?v=anyq9jn2uTw. JRE Clips. “Joe Rogan & Sebastian Junger - Modern Society Makes People Depressed.” YouTube, YouTube, 9 June 2017, www.youtube.com/watch?v=R04K0jLMZ1Y. PowerfulJRE. “Joe Rogan Experience #1034 - Sebastian Junger.” YouTube, YouTube, 6 Nov. 2017, www.youtube.com/watch?v=iurXFfNriyg&t=207s. “Sebastian Junger Examines Veteran Life After Leaving 'Tribe'.” NPR, NPR, 21 May 2016, www.npr.org/2016/05/21/478962909/sebastian-junger-s-examines-veteran-life-after-leaving-tribe. TED. “Our Lonely Society Makes It Hard to Come Home from War | Sebastian Junger.” YouTube, YouTube, 10 June 2016, www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9DNWK6WfQw&t=616s. TED. “Sebastian Junger: Why Veterans Miss War.” YouTube, YouTube, 23 May 2014, www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGZMSmcuiXM&t=700s. TV, TPM. “President Bush Addresses Nation on Economic Crisis.” YouTube, YouTube, 25 Sept. 2008, www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsDmPEeurfA. Full Title: Tribe: On Homecoming & Belonging Year of Publication: 2016 Book Author: Sebastian Junger To purchase the complete edition of this book click here: https://tinyurl.com/2jzb5ezv Book Insight Writer: Tom Butler-Bowden Editor: Tom Butler-Bowden Producer: Daniel Gonzalez Production Manager: Karin Richey Curator: Tom Butler-Bowden Narrator: Patrick Chou

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Andre was born in a period of intense violence and tribal warfare in poverty-stricken Jamaica.  He escaped with his family to the US, but not before witnessing the deaths of both children and adults, first-hand, by the time he reached five years old. Life continued to be a challenge for his family, as his parents divorced shortly after the move with Andre and his brother being bounced back and forth between Maryland and Florida. After several years, their mother decided to move to Florida permanently in which the brothers decided to join. Andre and his bother looked so similar, they were often confused as twins even though they were 8 years apart. They each did well in school, and excelled in sports. It wasn't until they hit high-school and moving to a rough neighborhood, that they were introduced to the the Florida drug culture. Becoming a drug dealer, Andre quickly fell into drug abuse and was met with difficult days. In the midst of it all, Andre became a father to two children, children he almost never saw due to him spiraling deeper and deeper into addiction. At first it was pills and cocaine, and soon after, heroin. It became increasingly difficult to juggle his addiction while keeping a low profile as a dealer. He was on a one way journey to prison or death. Caught with thousands of pills, Andre was facing up to 15 years in prison. If it wasn't for miracles, that's exactly where he would have ended up. What happens next is incredible and life affirming. Listen to the story of Andre and find out once again that. “hell”does have an exit. For more information please visit www.unitedrecoveryproject or call tel:833-999-1877 Follow on Instagram & Twitter @hellhasanexit @united_recovery @dbpodcasts Produced by www.DBPodcasts.com Music by Miles M. Davis

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ One to Remember by Khruangbin on Mordechai (Dead Oceans) 0′57″ Astro Dub by Long Beach Dub All-Stars on Reggae on the Rocks (What Are Records?) 3′10″ Open Season by Stubbon All-Stars on Give Them The Boot (Epitaph) 9′43″ Cherry Pie by Buju Banton on Upside Down 2020 (Roc Nation) 18′36″ Gallis by Mr. Vegas on Strictly the Best Vol. 41 (Greensleaves) 19′22″ We're Gonna Make It by Damian Marley on Welcome to Jamrock (Universal) 21′09″ Lost Mi Love by Yellowman on Mister Yellowman (Greensleaves) 23′18″ Zion Gate Dub by King Tubby on From The Palace of Dub (Fuel 2020) 26′02″ Blessed by Buju Banton on Upside Down World (Roc Nation) 32′10″ Champion by Buju Banton on 'Til Shiloh (Island Def Jam) 32′54″ No Other Like Jah by Sizzla on Praise Ye Jah (Jet Star Music) 35′14″ Tribal War by Buju Banton on Penthouse Classics 38′08″ No Love by Skip Marley (Island Records) 40′32″ Fu-Gee-La by The Fugees on The Score (Columbia Records) 42′29″ Borders by M.I.A. on Borders (Interscope) 44′49″ Dead This Time by Bounty Killer on Down In The Ghetto (VP Music) 48′21″ Take Me to the Good Times by The Suffers (MidCitizen Records) 54′52″ Tuck 'N' Roll by Durand Jones & The Indications on Durand Jones & The Indications (dead oceans) 56′52″ Hand Clapping Song by The Meters on Struttin (Atlantic) 59′14″ Blue Moon by The Mavericks on The Definitive Collection (MCA) 67′20″ My Religion Is You by The Flaming Lips (Warner Records) 69′34″ Weird Fishes by Lianne La Havas on Weird Fishes (Warner Music) 79′24″ Self Design by Dirty Projectors on Flight Tower (Domino Recording) 80′22″ Kings & Queens (ft. Run the Jewels) by DJ Shadow on Our Pathetic Age (Mass Appeal) 82′03″ Can't Sleep by Big Boi (Purple Ribbon) 86′31″ Wheelz of Steel by Outkast on ATLiens (Arista) 89′29″ If There Is No Question by Khruangbin on Mordechai (Dead Oceans) 92′26″ Corcovado by Stan Getz on Girl From Ipenema (UMG) 96′00″ Stimulus Check by Rexx Life Raj (Empire) 97′46″ Gasolina by Los Rakas (Raka Music) 100′25″ Powers That Be by Hieroglyphics on Full Circle (Hiero Imperium) 104′51″ Reunited by Wu-Tang Clan on Wu-Tang Forever (RCA Records) 110′46″ Pimps (Freestyling at the Fortune 500 Club) by The Coup on Genocide and Juice (Wild Pitch)

Joseph A. Gervasi interviews Neil Robinson of the bands Nausea, Slaughter, Warning, Final Warning, and Jesus Crust. Neil co-founded Squat or Rot and ran the Tribal War label and distro. He was also active in ABC NO RIO. Neil is now one of the founding members of the Farmageddon Growers’ Collective in Oregon/Washington. Neil and I spoke in his hand-made and electricity-less shack on the Farmageddon property just outside Portland, Oregon after a tour of the (very impressive) veganic farm. This is a long interview, every minute of which is well worth listening to. Neil recounts his life from growing up in and around London in a working class (and later middle class) family. Neil was taken by punk from its frenzied emergence from the muck of feel-good ’70s music. Soon Neil was immersed in the thriving anarcho-punk scene in London. (When he mentions some of the amazing bands he saw at that time, you will weep in jealousy.) We discuss Neil’s move to New York City and his immediate love affair with the Lower East Side and its thriving scene. Neil is frank about his involvement in the drug scene. Our talk ranges through squatting; the formation of the seminal crustcore band Nausea; starting Squat or Rot; dealing with skinheads in the ’80s NYHC scene; why he left Nausea; his other bands; and the long-running label/distro, Tribal War. We dig into Neil’s eventual disillusionment with NYC (part of it involves a pit bull biting off a girl’s nose) and moving to Portland, Oregon. In Oregon he was involved with some social/political/environmental activist organizations (one of which distributed communiques for E.L.F., the Earth Liberation Front, a domestic environmental terrorist organization). Neil’s involvement put him and his fellow activists under some serious scrutiny. We discuss the creation of and ideas behind the Farmageddon Growers’ Collective, which takes a radical approach to organic, ethical farming. This is an interview filled with colorful stories, a lot of history of the NYC hardcore punk and squatting worlds, and Neil’s thoughtfulness and good humor. Please note: As with a few other interviews I’ve conducted for this project (e.g. Martin Sprouse and Mark Anderson), Neil is not a Philadelphia person (though he played here with some of his bands and knows many fine Philly folks). I elected to interview Neil because all of his projects have had lasting influence on punks around the world (including me and many people I know). My own curiosity to meet the man himself coupled with the opportunity to do so when I was in Portland, Oregon to visit my friends Kathie and Jason led to this interview. I’m delighted to have Neil Robinson add his voice to this project. Farmageddon Growers’ Collective Facebook Page Neil Robinson’s Facebook Page The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 66: Neil Robinson of Nausea, Squat or Rot, Tribal War Records, Final Warning, Jesus Chrust, ABC NO RIO, Farmageddon Growers’ Collective appeared first on Cinepunx.

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www.reggaejamaicaway.com Jamaican music singer John Holt recently passed away. What a great singer. John Holt has a number of very significant qualities that will last over time: Holt was the lead singer for a classic Jamaican harmony group, The Paragons. Holt scored iconic hits with The Paragons like “On The Beach” and “Tide Is High” which was an early crossover hit. Holt then continued with a solo career and again created smash hits with “Ali Baba,” “Stealing, Stealing,” “Police In Helicopter, and “Up Park Camp.” Holt sang the original of “A Love I Can Feel” which became one of the most prominent versioned Reggae songs in history. Holt also sang many of the classic Reggae songs and placed his original touch – marking them as Holt classics: “Only A Smile,” “Before The Next Teardrop,” Tribal War,” and “Can I Change My Mind.” John Holt was a Jamaican super star from a young age and his career spanned decades of music, from Ska, to Rocksteady, to Reggae, and in to modern day Dancehall. Take a listen to many of his great and more obscure tunes which are featured in this podcast. John Holt selections: (Nov 2014, R. Lowe) 1. You Must Believe Me, Super Star, Weed Beat, 1976 Dynamic Sounds 2. I’ve Got To Go Back Home, (same as above) 3. Since I Met You Baby 4. Last Thing On My Mind, Slow Dancing, Moodies (NYC), Recorded at HC&F (Phillip Smart) 5. Why Did You Leave (Written by Leroy Sibbles), (same as above) 6. Body Language (with Gregory Isaacs), Digital B 7” 7. Youth Pon De Corner (alt to Police in Helicopter), Jah Guidance 7”, Produced by Junjo Lawes 8. My Best Girl (with Bounty Killer), Tad’s 7”, 9. Stick By Me - 10. Forever I’ll Stay (Featuring Dennis Sindrey on guitar) – 11. I Cried All My Tears (as John Holt and The Vagabonds), (With Dennis Sindrey on guitar) 12. John Holt and The Paragons, Darling I Need Your Loving, Studio One For Lovers CD 13. Reggae From The Ghetto, Trojan Carnival CD 14. Ghetto Girl, The Trojan Story Volume Two 15. I Can’t get You Off My Mind – Hutch Music 7”, 1990, NYC 16. Give Me Some Loving (With Wolfman), (same as above) 17. Version 18. Stealing – Black Scorpio 7” (Scorpio Treatment) , 1980 19. Tribal War – Toro 7”, 1978, produced by McKenzie 20. Carpenter – Jammy$, 1989 21. Up Park Camp – Jammy$, 1990

A compilation of Classic Buju Banton Hits up to 2008 Track List: 1. Our Father In Zion (Intro) 2. Untold Stories 3. Close One Yesterday 4. Destiny 5. Murderer 6. Not An Easy Road 7. Cry No More 8. One To One 9. How The World A Run 10. Politics Time Again 11. 'Til I'm Laid To Rest 12. Hills & Valleys 13. Magic City 14. Bad Boy 15. Wanna Be Loved 16. God Of My Salvation 17. Mr. 9 18. Love Sponge 19. Penthouse Mix Live w Beenie Man 20. Don’t Bother Me 21. Hold Me Tight 22. Driver A 23. Brighter Tomorrow 24. Honeycomb w Beres Hammond 25. Go If You Want 26. Commitment w Wayne Wonder 27. Too Young w Cocoa Tea 28. Who Say w Beres Hammond 29. A Little More Time w Beres Hammond 30. Movie Star w Wayne Wonder 31. Telling You w D Wisdom 32. Sleepless Nights 33. Hey Lorna w Wayne Wonder 34. Complaint w Garnet Silk 35. The Lion Rules 36. Tribal War w Brian & Tony Gold, Tony Rebel & Terry Ganzie 37. Pull It Up w Beres Hammond 38. Make My Day 39. Give My Love A Try w Wayne Wonder

Hour 1- DUB ASHER -(Reggae/Dancehall) 1)Buju Banton........................"Til I'm Laid to Rest" 2)Penthouse Allstars........................."Far East Dub" 3)Buju Banton................................"Untold Stories" 4)Buju Banton.............................."Mr. Nine****" 5)Buju Banton................................"Tribal War" 6)Buju Banton............................."Sensemilla Persecution" 7)Buju Banton.........................."Bobby Reds" 8)Buju Banton.............................."Driver A" 9)Buju Banton.........................."Operation Ardent" 10)Buju Banton...................."Deportees (Things Change)" 11)Buju Banton.........................."It's All Over" 12)Buju Banton........................"Man Fi Dead" 13)Buju Banton..........................."Crazy Talk" 14)Buju Banton/Pinchers............................"Don & Pupes" 15)Buju Banton.............................."People and People" 16)Buju Banton........................."Chuck It So" 17)Anthony Cruz/Buju Banton................"Place Too Bloody" 18)Bushman/Gramps Morgan/Buju..............."African" 19)Peter Tosh/Winston Scotia.................."Maga Dog/Skanky Dog" TRAVIS BICKLE (Modern Funk/Hip-hop) 1)James Pants............................"Thin Moon" 2)Hudson Mohawke/Dam Funk.................."Tell Me What You Want Me To Do Girl" 3)Amanda Blank................................."A Love Song" 4)The Black Keys/Raekwon..............."Stay off The Fuckin' Flowers" 5)Cool Kids..................................."Black Mags" 6)Hudson Mohawke..........................."Polkadot Blues" 7)Hudson Mohawke..................................."3:30" 8)Hudson Mowhawke/Nadsroic.........................."Allhot" 9)Amanda Blank......................"Something Bigger, Something Better" 10)Rye Rye/M.I.A....................................."Bang"

Here we go again, the latest journey, diving between reggae & soul. I usually try to plan the set list, but this one kind of emerged along the way. I hope you enjoy the mix. I would love to hear your comments. See you next time, Alex Roland Al – Revelation Time Sugar Minott- Int’ Herb Earl 16- Black Man Time Darondo- Didn’t I Sarah Vaughn- Inner City Blues Miriam Makeba- Quit It Wailers- & I Lover Her John Holt- Tonight Alton Ellis- What Does It Take Tommy McCook- Sweet Lorna Victor Rice- Monster Sound Vibranoics- Dub Struggle Day’ Jah & Disciples- Storm Clouds Johnny Clarke- Tribal War Wayne Jarrett- Moses Jo Jo Hookim- Moses dub Brenda Holloway- Think It Over Eddie Holland- Just Aint Enough Love Edwin Starr- Running Back & Forth Marvin Gaye- Youre The Man(alternative mix) Stevie Wonder- Heaven Help Us All

Reggae megastar TONY REBEL has a guest appearance on REALITY TIME this Sunday inside the "Champion Sound" Bigupradio.com. Join your hosts DJ Kurious and MC Taiyefoon for an interview and special feature with Tony Rebel. Tony Rebel's smash hits include "I Shot The Sherrif," "Fresh Vegetable," "If Jah," "Tribal War," "Chatty Chatty" and many more.