Podcasts about uncuffed

In 2022, one of the producers from Uncuffed's original San Quentin cohort, Edmond Richardson, married the love of his life, Avelina. Today, all six of the members of that first cohort have been released from prison. Edmond came home late last year, and so much has happened since that episode of the podcast aired three years ago. And you'll want to stick around until the end to hear a very special update from Edmond and Avelina.Uncuffed will be back with brand new episodes on June 19. You can catch up on anything you've missed here! 

Uncuffed's Greg Eskridge will discuss his work on the inside and outside. On July 23, 2024, he was released from San Quentin after serving 30 years and 25 days.

It's a new episode of Uncuffed, and today is all about FOOD! First, we get a seat at the table when our host goes to their first thanksgiving dinner in over 3 decades. Then, the producers inside San Quentin get creative in their makeshift kitchens. And you can hear more from Uncuffed here!

Uncuffed is KALW's podcast that empowers people in prison to tell their own stories. But today's episode is special because it's the first EVER cohort of students from a women's prison. And you can hear more episodes of Uncuffed here!

This week marks 33 years since four police officers were acquitted in the brutal beating of Rodney King in Los Angeles. That verdict exploded into days of rioting and unrest across the city. It also ignited a national conversation about police brutality, as well as race and inequality in the criminal justice system. This week we're featuring an episode from Uncuffed, a podcast made by incarcerated people in California prisons in collaboration with KALW. We hear from Uncuffed's host Greg Eskridge and others who've been incarcerated about how the riots had a lasting impact on their lives.  Greg Eskridge's story mentions abuse and violence, so please take care when listening.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, we hear from Uncuffed producer Anthony Ivy. He started working with Uncuffed inside Solano State Prison. Now he has a job on the outside with "The Uncuffed Playlist."Check out more Uncuffed episodes here!

Have you ever lied to someone because you thought the truth would be too painful for them to hear? Today, it's a new episode of Uncuffed - the podcast that empowers people in prison to tell their own stories. In this episode the team talks how being honest with your family while you're still in prison can be both difficult, and rewarding.Uncuffed: Season 4, Ep. 5 - The Truth

Today, we hear from Greg Eskridge, Uncuffed's first Leadership Fellow and the host of the show. And Greg is joined by Kelly McEvers, the Storytelling Lead Teacher for Uncuffed's expansion into the California Institution for Women.

It's our Spring Membership Drive! Today we hear a story about local food production. And, we're joined by members of the Uncuffed team to talk about a very special new episode.

Oakland's mayoral special election has gotten gritty. Today, we hear how in a conversation with The Oaklandside reporter Eli Wolfe. Then, a cartoonist tells the story about a middle-school kid fasting during Ramadan. And, a song for Spring, and soulmates in a new My Mixed Tape from Uncuffed.

In honor of the changing season, we're bringing you some fresh music. It's a special new episode of ‘My Mixtape' and in it we hear from musician Lee Jaspar at San Quentin, who wrote a love song for the spring season. Then he met the love of his life… and the song fit perfectly. 

Today we're bringing you an episode of Uncuffed from last season that really resonated with our Newsroom staff. It's about a lesser known, but important aspect of life in prison: grieving.Most people in prison know that when you get an unexpected call to the counselor's office… it probably doesn't mean anything good. Often you're told that a loved one, on the outside, has died. And once you've gotten that terrible news — there are lots of unspoken barriers that make it difficult to mourn. In this episode, Uncuffed producers at San Quentin share stories of loss — and all of the stigmas and complications that get in the way of grieving.Uncuffed: Grieving, Interrupted

In this episode of The Fair Chase podcast, we're stoked to sit down with Jared Scheffler, the mastermind behind Whitetail Adrenaline. For 18 years, Jared's been creating raw, sponsor-free, DVD-style hunting films that capture real hunts. Big wins, big fails, and everything in between. From his all-public-land roots to the latest “Uncuffed” season (with a bit of door-knocking permission hunts), Jared's all about keeping it accessible and wild for the everyday hunter.   We dive into his unique, ground-and-pound hunting style (aggressive moves, instinct-driven chaos, and flinging arrows like a Middle Eastern warrior). Jared breaks down how he went from scraping by on buttered noodles to building a one-of-a-kind brand, plus why even the “tease-fests” make for great content.   We also cover:  - How syncing your instincts can (sometimes) bag big bucks  - The grind of producing unfiltered, high-octane hunting films  - Why Jared shoots an 80+ pound bow in a way no coach would ever teach  - The hustle it took to turn a passion into a living     Follow us here: https://www.instagram.com/thefairchase/ https://www.facebook.com/fairchaseofficial/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/thefairchase/ https://x.com/TheFairChase1    SAVE 30% on TUO Gear! Promo code: TFC30 https://bit.ly/40yj1gL

I wanted to hop on the mic this week and rattle off some thoughts I had on career burnout I dealt with in 2024, the direction of my podcast, Benadryl with nausea and complaints I have about Narcan. Feel free to comment topics or interviews you would love to see me cover!Produced by Master Your Medicshttps://www.masteryourmedics.com/Send us a text

In prison, a name can mean way more than just how you introduce yourself. And changing or getting rid of a name, can be the beginning of an important transformation.Today, Uncuffed producers introduce themselves on their own terms.Season 4, Ep. 4 - Allow Me To Reintroduce Myself

From the LA riots, to the Crime Bill - The 90s changed everything for people in California Prisons. Today, we're going back to the 90s - and the Uncuffed producers ask, has anything changed?Honest conversations that are overdue - it's a new episode of Uncuffed.Season 4, Ep. 3 - Where Were You In '92?

This season, the UnCuffed podcast is doing something new. Greg Eskridge, one of the program's founding producers inside San Quentin prison, was released over the summer, after more than 30 years of incarceration. And now, he is our host. Over roughly ten episodes, he'll be telling a deeply personal, riveting story about re-entering society after decades away. It's a story that's rarely if ever told about re-entry – the good, the bad, and everything in between: getting robbed at the mandatory transitional living center within weeks of his release, making amends with family members, revisiting the scene of his crime, and documenting, in real time, as he trains to join the leadership team of the Uncuffed program, which runs classes in three California prisons. [As Kelly put it to me, "he's going to be the boss!"] This ambitious season of the podcast will continue to feature stories of incarcerated producers – including, for the first time ever, incarcerated women. And now, with Greg on the mic, the stories from the inside will connect with the stories from the outside, addressing themes of family, food, and friendship – and tackling newsy subjects like mass incarceration in the so-called model state of California at a time when voters have opted to get tougher on crime.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After 30 years in prison… What happens when you finally get out? There's a lot of celebration, and also a lot of serious catching up to do. And in that catching up, having to consider who you should turn to if something goes wrong?Uncuffed: Season 4, Ep. 2 - Catching Up

Today, we learn how Black History Month began, and why it's still relevant. Then, the powerful poetry of Ashia Ajani. And, a new season of Uncuffed starts with a view from the outside. The story of Black History Month Bay Poets: 'Durag' by poet Ashia Ajani Season 4, Ep. 1 - Day One

Andy Marra is on a mission to Korea in search of the mother she never knew with a secret she absolutely has to tell. And when two close friends can't see each other face-to-face, they exchange letters from two very different places.The Birth DreamAndy Marra is on a mission to Korea in search of the mother she never knew with a secret she absolutely has to tell.Thank you, Andy, for sharing your story with Snap! Find out more about her advocacy work here.Produced by Regina Bediako, original score by Renzo Gorrio, artwork by Teo Ducot.Letters from UncuffedIt's been almost a year since friends and family have been able to visit their loved ones in prison, due to the pandemic. Letters to the inside are always a lifeline. This year, more than ever.Today, from Uncuffed, we hear from Adamu Chan, who was recently released from San Quentin State Prison, while his friend Edmond Richardson, is still on the inside.Uncuffed is a storytelling project made by people behind bars, from inside California prisons, in collaboration with KALW. To hear the full version of this story, visit Uncuffed and make sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!Produced by Adamu Chan, Ninna Gaensler-Debs, Angela Johnston, Pat Mesiti-Miller & Eli Wirtschafter.Snap Classic – Season 16 – Episode 4 Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices

For the first time in a long time, applications are open for Oakland's Section 8 housing. We're chasing the “white whale” of rental assistance. Then, cheese making inspired by classical music. And, we'll get a little preview of what's to come with our newest season of Uncuffed. Oakland's Section 8 waitlist open for the first time in 14 years California Foodways: In the North Bay, a temple for cheese is inspired by classical music Uncuffed Season 4 Preview: Back With New Stories!

Applications are open for Oakland's Section 8 housing. Then, cheese making inspired by classical music. And, a preview of our newest season of Uncuffed.

Send us a textOn this episode of the Stories to Create Podcast, Cornell Bunting sat down with Miami's own Vaugh Young, author of Uncuffed, to discuss his remarkable journey to freedom—both within and beyond prison walls. Joining the conversation was Bernard Faithful, a longtime friend of Vaugh Young, who saw an opportunity to connect the two authors, Cornell and Vaugh, recognizing parallels in their powerful stories.The conversation began in Miami, where Vaugh grew up and grappled with the absence of active parents in his life. He opened up about channeling his anger into fights at a young age, which eventually led to his incarceration. Vaugh reflected on the invaluable advice he received from the first police officer who arrested him and shared the hard lessons learned during his time behind bars.The discussion seamlessly shifted between stories from prison, life on the streets, and his experiences working for law enforcement. Vaugh also revealed his aspiration to rise above his circumstances and become the leader he always envisioned. He recounted how the confines of prison became the unlikely setting for his personal transformation, serving as a backdrop for discovering liberation and purpose. Ultimately, Vaugh shared how he shed the chains of societal expectations and self-doubt to live an uncuffed life.This heartfelt conversation painted a vivid picture of Vaugh Young's journey to redemption and self-empowerment. Purpose & Profit Club™ for NonprofitsThe Playbook to Raise & Reach Millions Faster Than Ever Before -- No gimmicks!Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Purpose & Profit Club™ for NonprofitsThe Playbook to Raise & Reach Millions Faster Than Ever Before -- No gimmicks!Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showThank you for tuning in with EHAS CLUB - Stories to Create Podcast

Pickleball is a hit in the San Quentin yard. And, it's played a big roll in changing the culture at the rehabilitation center. It's an award winning episode of Uncuffed.

It's not just because we host a podcast, but recently we can't stop thinking about the concept of "voice." Who has a voice to tell their own stories, and how do you get people to listen? How do you find your own voice -- and how to help ensure everyone gets a chance to be heard.That's why we're so excited to have Chi Cannon on this episode. Chi  believes prisoners' voices are an essential part of the conversation. Chi comes from a family in Richmond, VA, in which 9 out of 10 children were incarcerated at some point. As an adult, Chi is passionate about giving voice to those who don't often get heard. She works as a producer for the podcast "Uncuffed" - going into prisons so that incarcerated people can tell their own stories. In this episode, we hear all about Chi's work -  in prisons, behind the camera, and so much more.  Plus, tune in to hear Tarzan and Makvala explore frog anatomy. 

Did Sean 'Diddy' Combs poison actor Jamie Foxx? Details come out in the 'Freak Out' sex assault case against building against the rapper. The two have fallen out, but some are saying that Foxx even called the FBI about his claims. Jamie Foxx was hospitalized in April 2023 while filming the Netflix movie Back in Action in Atlanta-- something that knocked him out of action for 20 days and caused significant impairment of his memory. Was there something Combs wanted him to forget? Beyoncé Knowles showed up at a Kamala event-- and then did not even sing a song while she was there. Guess it wasn't in the budget, which was $10 million dollars. Hate to see what Swift would have asked for to whistle a few notes. Eric also recaps his time in Orlando. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Six-year-old Sumaya Kaur Sidibe beamed with pride when she watched Kamala Harris become Vice President in 2021. She identified with Harris in a big way: she is also mixed race – Indian and Black – and she's from Oakland. We produced a story about the family preparing for Kamala Harris to take office back in 2021. But four years later, Sumaya has complicated feelings about the vice president's politics and the way she talks about her own biracial identity. Host Sasha Khokha checks back in with the Sidibe-Singh family about how they are feeling about this upcoming presidential election, and the questions they have for Kamala Harris. And Incarcerated people can't vote in this upcoming election, but their lives may be directly impacted by the results. Our friends at KALW's Uncuffed podcast bring you a conversation between currently and formerly incarcerated journalists at San Quentin: Ryan Pagan, Will Harris, Anthony Gomez and Thanh Tran. They discuss statewide ballot measures propositions 6 and 36. If passed, Proposition 6 would end involuntary servitude in prison, and Proposition 36 would increase penalties for certain theft and drug crimes.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Uncuffed producers can't vote. But you better believe they still have opinions. On this episode, ballot measures that would change prison life in California. And, a fresh take on the "felon vs. prosecutor" narrative dominating the presidential race. California voting rights and information: https://bit.ly/CAVotingRightsWithARecordPeople in prison need to be heard. At Uncuffed, we make that happen, but we can only do it with your support. Our end-of year fundraising campaign for Uncuffed training programs starts today. If you appreciate hearing these voices from prison, help sustain our work. Donate today: https://kalw.givecloud.co/fundraising/forms/PYDVPJDXLearn more, sign up for Uncuffed news, and support the program: www.weareuncuffed.orgFollow @WeAreUncuffed on Instagram and Facebook.Transcripts are available within a week after each episode airs: www.kalw.org/podcast/uncuffed

Even though they can't vote, folks in California prisons will still be affected by this year's election. Uncuffed goes into San Quentin for this special elections episode.

An exciting joyride leads to an unexpected family reunion. It's a new story from Uncuffed. Then, we get an update on Oakland baseball as the A's leave the Bay from our series, Foul Ball.

Did Justin Bieber get lost at a Diddy Party? Lots of people fear that Bieber warned us about Diddy in a new song however it appears the song was AI. What is real is that this accusation about a thousand bottles of baby oil. Diddy's lawyer tries to explain it but gets caught in an awkward lie. We also chat about Comedy and it's fight against cancel culture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Helping others to help yourself, in a new story from Uncuffed. Then, photographer Tricia Turner shows us inside Black cowboy culture. And, an ode to hustling, from one of our final Friday open mics.

Sean Combs and other celebrities are disappearing from Twitter. Was Usher involved? Why is there a rush to get off the social media platforms? Were kids trafficked? Speaking of kids in traffic, an 8-year-old steals a car to go to Target. Hasn't he heard of Target.com? Remember failed comedian DL Hughley-- was he racist against white people? Not a complicated question if you just listen to his material. More live comedy from Eric and Jay to lighten up your Monday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, what Oakland District 7 residents want city leaders to do in order to make their lives better. Then, what does it feel like when someone you trust pulls you away from your loved ones and home? And, a local photographer makes a living taking photos of food.

Taylor Swift has endorsed her candidate-- but who else is next? Kamala's Jackson Five crush has passed away, as has the star of "The Sandlot," "Lion King," "Star Wars," James Earl Jones. Biden has an interesting choice of headwear, but we are all past the point of trying to figure out of he has any idea of what's going on. Kelly Osborne has come out to say the obvious, that rehab facilities pray on addicts-- billing their insurance, and then kicking them out when the money turns off. And of course, hoping they start up drugs and insurance all over again. Eric promises to review Deadpool just in time for it's release on home video, and also the new Beetlejuice movie with Michael Keaton in the starring role. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eric and Jay will wax philosophical about the tangible and practical benefits of our most sacred institution-- how has marriages changed from sacrament to contract over the many thousand years, and what interest does the state have in it's preservation? To the cynic, control and taxation but traditionalists say it's the foundational core of the nuclear family, which poses the largest threat to the power of the state. And what of the rights of women? In ancient times a married woman was property, but now marriage protects her rights, not the least of which is financial security and the disincentivizing of desertion. Is love necessary for staying in a marriage, or will marriage keep you in love? Also, astronauts are stuck up in space and they won't be back until next year, this is your chance to get a good ape costume before they get back. And movie reviews-- The Crow, Deadpool & Wolverine and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What is Ozempic-- is it the new steroids? The injectable med for Type II diabetes is being abused for weight loss purposes. But since it's only what's on the outside of a celebrity that matters, shouldn't they be doing everything they can? You've seen the Raygun breakdancing memes everywhere-- is it justifiable shaming or has it crossed into bullying? Mike Tyson and social media influencer Jake Paul prepare to do batle-- will Tyson orphan Paul's children (assuming their mother dies of grief)? Lastly Dennis Quaid's film about Ronald Reagan is being censored by Facebook and Netflix-- what is the explanation, and who knows? To answer all these and other pressing questions held by the west in a time when the truth is so obscure it cannot even be found when ardently sought, two former police officers turned internet comedians-- Eric and Jay will perform in "Uncuffed." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Police in Austria have questioned three teenagers suspected of plotting a suicide attack at a Taylor Swift show, sparking renewed concerns over the indoctrination of young people online-- but about the decadency of the west or about how everyone ignores that Swift has terrible music? Country singer Elle King claims actor father made her attend fat camp as a kid, missed all her birthdays. Sucks that she had to deal with the same thing we all had to deal with. At least she can sing a song about it and make a million dollars. Danny Masterson has been transferred from maximum security Corcoran State Prison in Central California-- could it be inmate outrage that the nostalgic cash grab That 90s Show didn't include him? Probably. Joe Rogan is suing MSNBC for 30 million dollars. Why? Any reason is good enough! Joaquin Phoenix is soft and cold on the set of his latest movie-- find out why. Eric and Jay have comedy on Monday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eric and Jay are in here for some live comedy. The Olympics are a mess, but they sure are making a lot of money, and that is all that matters, right? Are church weddings a scam? God is everywhere, after all, right? There seems to be a huge Anti-Christian movement in America, but is this something new? Seems like the ancient Romans were pretty anti-Christian as well. Finally, the question we all need to know the answer to: is Kamala Harris, your democratic candidate for President, black enough? Jay gets to say on this most important episode of Failure To Stop. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There on TV was the ultimate diversity pipedream-- bizarre, deviant, disgusting, and offensive to most people's core beliefs-- endorsed by Steven Spielberg and Kamala Harris as "America this is what we need to strive towards!" It was the opening ceremonies to the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics and it was the most tasteless boundary pushing thing the woke left has forced on decent people yet. They say art is subjective, but was this objectively bad? Here to talk about it with Eric and Red Pill Threads is Jessica Sutta from Pussycat Dolls-- what did you think of it? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eric's got the day off for this huge news day-- Jason Kiefer and Josh "Legman" Henderson are up to the plate to break down the monumental shift in the course of this election, just a week after someone tried to force Trump to drop out. This country just isn't having this election cycle! Josh will put together the rest of the news in pop culture that will give you something else to talk about rather than the job this fine Monday night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Trump's court case has been dropped, he took a round and survived just like Reagan and Roosevelt. And given that his competition will probably be taken out by expired ice cream or Kamala Harris, how can we not expect a landslide victory at this point? The memes covering this incident-- the poor knee jerk reactions from the left, the conspiracy theories already abounding, and the misplaced commentaries on gun control. Tansey and the gang will bring them all to you in this live comedy show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You got to live out your alternate life on THE SIMS, that video game with less crime than GTA. Well now you can live your best most horrific life with a few keystrokes-- polyamory and terminated pregnancies, you don't even have to live with consequences in real life anymore let alone these things. Women's rugby team: do I have your attention? Probably not. Lingerie? Hey there. Women's rugby team is showing off in the oldest sport of all. San Francisco is officially gone evil in the full Old Testament sense, allowing public nudity and much worse even in the presence of children. The rest of this country does not wage war upon them and lay them all to waste to our great shame. Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are complaining about their pay-- to be clear being a cheerleader has ALWAYS been a part time job and the ladies of the blue star have ALWAYS been required to have other jobs. But now are they complaining? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Walt Disney Senior Vice President Michael Giordano is confronted by exposé journalist James O'Keefe after uncovering Disney's discriminatory hiring practices. How much more negative press can the House of Mouse endure? Eric and Jay reflect on last week's debate-- did it cause a seismic shift among independents? Are outsiders like RFK Jr and Chase Oliver? Sports commentator Shannon Sharpe has to apologize for some sexual comments he made on his podcast-- how bad were they that he has to walk them back? Rapper-turned-reality TV star Ray J told his three million Instagram followers that he is feeling suicidal after the BET awards-- what is happening with him? VP Harris had a cameo and got roasted afterwards. If the DNC can't put up either one of these in November, who would it be? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Do you remember the moment you saw your first love? Rodney Hines sure does. He was 13 years old, and it was the 4th of July. His parents took him to their friends' house where he saw Shani Browning. For the next two decades, their lives each resembled a rollercoaster ride with dramatic ups and downs.One day on the yard at Solano State Prison, Hines was recounting the details of how the relationship with his childhood crush transformed into a tragic love affair. Uncuffed producer Anthony Ivy realized he needed to get Hines into the studio to tell his story.Produced by Anthony Ivy with help from Andrew Stelzer, Sonia Paul, Kathy Novak, Angela Johnston, Ninna Gaensler-Debs, and sound designer Eric 'Maserati-E 'Abercrombie.This story, Hole In The Heart: A Love Stronger Than Prison Walls originally aired on Uncuffed. Uncuffed is KALW's award-winning radio training program and podcast in California prisons. Listen on any podcast platform! Season 15 - Episode 28

The situation with Stormy Daniels has been weirdly funny for a long time. Well, any true businesswoman would find a way to monetize that weirdness, right? She's good at that. Now she's laying it all bare in a new stand-up comedy routine. But how does she work on her feet? The last couple of Star Wars entries have been DEI propaganda, and have failed critically and financially. Learning the harsh lesson, Disney goes hard in the paint for diversity's sake and further ruins what was once the most hailed franchise in all of hardcore fandom with The Acolyte, which has nerds changing channels and Evangelists clutching the pearls-- is there anyone this doesn't alienate? Finally nothing is more important in a loving relationship than discretion and trust. Flouting that for clicks and likes at the expense of her own husband, Lily Allen answers the question that no one asked: does she like getting freaky with David Harbour? Unfortunately for him, she does not, and unfortunately for the rest of us, she talks about it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NFL Player Terrell Lewis' pass rush is coming under pressure after he got chased out of a room by a lady of the night / model. How does his time compare to the combine? JoJo Siwa is facing some straight up public hatred, but is it justifiable? Only the vodka knows for sure. Another update on the P Diddy sitch, Juneteenth is this week-- how do you celebrate? Can Deadpool and Wolverine rescue the box office this summer? More comedy and pop culture from Eric Margaret and Jay. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Caitlyn Clark has done all she can to make the WNBA great .... for the first time, but does she have what it takes to make the next women's Dream Team? Apparently not since politics are more important than the 40 meter dash. Meanwhile on YouTube, a Lamborghini and helicopter stunt has led to an arrest for a channel owner. What's trending on socials? Black frat boy graduation dances. How long until the tide pod thing comes back? Chelsea Handler, white person, is telling black person who he can and can't vote for. We've come so far people. Apparently 50 Cent wants to vote for trump. Makes sense, he's an ambitious entrepreneur with a stake in the country's future. But Handler says we should keep playing the same games we have for the last 60 years. After the fall of "Furiosa" the box office delivers with the latest Bad Boys movie-- does this mean hot action (and Will Smith) is back? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pride month is here. Now everyone needs to show their support. Or else. The FBI, which is a law enforcement agency whose record of acceptance goes all the way back to their founder J. Edgar Hoover, somehow needs to also show their support. But why? Do we actually have a choice over our Federal law enforcement agencies? Dallas Cowboys Legend And Greatest Offensive Lineman of All Time Larry Allen has passed away at the age of 52. There was no one better. The strongest man in the NFL, the scariest. Juneteenth is coming up, do you have the day off for that? What else is that day for. In the music world, some artists are canceling their venue appearances and tours entirely-- but why? Also, some lady lived inside a store for a year-- guess Assets Protection fell down on that one. World War Z II is cancelled. Was this a movie or the actual World War Z II that has been cancelled? AI is at it again making fake Mrs. Doubtfire 2 movies posters with Will Smith. Get more Failure to Stop on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/failuretostop Visit Our Sponsors: https://www.Ghostbed.com/wolfpack | Code: Wolfpack https://www.factor75.com for Factor Meals | Promo Code: Wolfpack50 - 50% off Get more Failure to Stop on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/failuretostop Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

P. Diddy has a romantic relationship with Cassie Ventura. Will true love weather the storm? Only time and two romantic hearts will tell. Celebrities are on the outs with their followers after referencing Marie Antoinette-- "Let Them Eat Cake" used to be the sort of thing that could get you killed around here. Watermelon, is it the new Viagra? Since it was here first, well, no. But maybe it's good for your blood pressure. Fire Fighters have been caught smuggling drugs in to clubs-- but what else did you expect them to do with all that free time? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices