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In this episode we listen to all six species of Towhee that live in the Unite States and Canada. We begin with Spotted Towhee at 01:54, Green-Tailed Towhee at 03:23, Abert's Towhee 06:05 California Towhee at 07:30 Canyon Towhee at 10:41 Eastern Towhee 11:52 Calls 14:12 and a recap starts at 20:12.    You can let me know what you think by leaving a review or sending me an email to birdingbyearpodcast@gmail.com   Happy Spring and Happy Birding. 

From your host Barbara "Steve Ward (of the High Strangeness Factor) and I bring you a talk about Dogmen, Werewolves, Lycanthropy. Because nothing says holiday cheer like talking about bipedal, possibly shape-shifting paranormal canids. At least, to Steve and I. We start with Dogmen and the Beast of Bray Road, and the investigations and books by the late great Linda Godfrey. She really brought the idea of dogman into public consciousness, especially in the Unite States. After that, Steve tells about UK researcher Paul Sinclair and his documentary Wolf Lands. And of course, we talk about anomalous lights and how they relate to these paranormal bipedal canids. Yep, Anomalous Lights. Dogmen. Werewolves and Lycanthropy. They all go together.

April 11, 2023The Daily Mojo is 2 hours of news, commentary, comedy, and auditory deliciousness.Now on Spreely TV!Watch HERE"The Road Not Taken"Would the world be different if the Unite States had taken a different road after the Soviet Union fell? Dismantled NATO, dismantled the military machine. Or would we have ended up right back here where we are - faighting the same enemies abroad...and at home? Turns out the US is spying on elensky and Ukraine, Go figure. Who's the real Cult of Personality? Trump or Biden? Phil Bell, Director of External Affairs at Freedomworks talks Bud Light's big woke agenda mistake. Links:PBell@Freedomworks.orgFreedomworks WebsiteAmerica in Perspective by Adam BrandonDan Andros - Editor at Faithwire and host of the Quickstart podcast, discusses not the Dalai Lama's weird behavior, but the weirdness of all things lately. And, please rate and review his Quickstart Podcast - the link is below. Links:https://www.faithwire.com/https://twitter.com/DanAndroshttps://www.faithwire.com/podcasts/the-quickstart-podcast/All things in one place: https://linktr.ee/realbradstaggs All things in one place: https://linktr.ee/realronphillips WATCH The Daily Mojo LIVE 7-9a CT:The Daily Mojo Live StreamRumble: https://rumble.com/c/DailyMojoFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/MoJo50Radio Mojo 5-0 TV: https://www.mojo50.com/mojo50tvOr just LISTEN:https://www.mojo50.com/Our affiliate programs to save you $$The Wellness Company American Pride Roasters Coffee:https://americanprideroasters.com/My Pillow Promo Code: Mojo50https://www.mypillow.com/radiospecialsCustom Laser EngravingMoJo Laser ProsEmergency Food Supply & Tools:My Patriot Supply

Information provided here has been checked for being a Hoax.   It does not seem so.   Wiki answers quote this story.   An Idol of Lord Vishnu, Kalpa Vigraha, with Shiva and Parvati in it, belonging to the Dwapara Yuga, Carbon dated 26450 years, was with the CIA. The CIA was handed over the Kalpa Vigraha bya Tibetan Monk for Safe Custody and left some instructions. The CIA conducted experiments with the kalpa Vigraha. The CIA conducted some experiments that involved making subjects drink water in which the vigraha was immersed for nine days. Upon monitoring the lives of all the subjects who drank this water it was found that they all lived unusually long lives. Many had crossed the age of 110. It was this astounding discovery, a direct result of the experiments, which made breaking news when retired CIA officials revealed this to the media in 2008 The Water was charged with the idol and individuals from far and wide of the Unite States were given the charged water to drink. The officials , at that time, did not know what to expect. After some time the experiment was discontinued and the records were buried deep in the Vaults of the CIA. The information came out from a Retired CIA officer. The Kalpa Vigraha went missing and at the last count it was reported to be with an employee of IT industry or with a Soft ware professional in Hyderabad , Andhra Pradesh, India. The Kalpa Vigraha of Vishnu. The Kalpa Vigraha is a small crude brass idol weighing about 47.10 gms depicting a deity resembling the Hindu god Shiva kneeling or seated on one knee, a serpant's hood forming a canopy above the head of the idol. In the right hand of the figure was a discus or circular weapon, perhaps the “sudharshan-chakra” of Hindu mythology. Around its neck was a string of beads. The metal formed three “loops” on one side caused by the snake, an arm holding a conch-shell and the discus. It measured about 5.3 cm tall and about 4.7 cms wide, with an oval base 2.5 cms long and 1.7 cms wide. The Kalpa Vigraha idol was reportedly found placed inside this heavy metal-lined wooden chest with a socket-and-pivot hinged lid and an ancient loop-and-rod lock assembly . The chest itself presented a curiosity, as the space within the box was barely 8 X 8 X 8 inches while the timber pieces used to construct all its five sides was about 8 inches thick each! The timber of which the lid of the chest was made also measured about 6 inches in thickness. The teak-wood timber was further protected by a 1-inch thick bronze-like alloy plate on all sides which despite severe external corrosion had preserved the teak-wood of the box to a fair extent. The metal plate appears to have been riveted into the teakwood with nails of some similar metal alloy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ramanispodcast/message

The Unite States best mullets come together and you won't believe what short actor is going to play sasquatch!

Are you ready for an adventure? Join us on a guided tour of Planet Rage! Who thinks the Unite States is on the right track? Who wants children to alter their bodies? Can men be pregnant? Find out these answers, and a whole lot more! EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS:SirSeatSitter – http://absna6pack.comKendra / Dame Kenny BenCSB – https://ai.cooking … Continue reading "Planet Rage #0044 – Testa di Stronz"

Michelle talks about the astrology of the Roe V Wade overturn decision as well as the current Astrological climate in the US, the US birth chart and the upcoming years Astrology as it relates to Civil Rights in the Unite States.

Alex Bustin '08, senior associate dean, director of transfer, military, and international admission, joins host Vivian Slee to discuss the University's announcement to grow its transfer population from 40 currently enrolled students to approximately 100. And from the archives, a conversation with one transfer undergraduate student, Beianka Tomlinson, on choosing Princeton and her internship experience as a premedical student.    View the transcript. About Alex Bustin '08 Alex Bustin is Senior Associate Dean of Undergraduate Admission and Director of Transfer, International, and Military/Veteran Admission at Princeton University. Originally from New Jersey, he grew up in Belgium before relocating back to his home state, and receiving his A.B. in chemistry from Princeton University, followed by his master of education from Harvard University. He has worked in Princeton's Office of Admission since 2009, and has served as primary coordinator of recruitment and admission for transfer and military/veteran students since 2016. He also oversaw the recent reinstatement of the transfer admission process at Princeton, which seeks to enroll students from lower-income backgrounds, U.S. military veterans and community college students. In addition to his professional work with veteran students, he is proud of the service members in his family, including his sister who served honorably in the U.S. Army during Operation Iraqi Freedom. About Beianka Tomlinson '24 Beianka Tomlinson moved from Jamaica to the Unite States three years ago and attended Union County College in New Jersey before transferring to Princeton. She plans to concentrate in chemistry and is also thinking about getting certificates in either African American Studies, Global Health and Health Policy, or Spanish. Her interests are mainly focused around providing access to a better quality of life for marginalized children and people of color. More specifically, she is passionate about helping low-income, Black children receive the best education and the best healthcare options. As such, she is involved in advising underrepresented high school students on the college application process, and also participates in clinical research that aims to lessen racial healthcare disparities. This semester, she is a mentor in the Transfer Mentorship Program for new transfer students.   About Beianka Tomlinson '24 Beianka Tomlinson moved from Jamaica to the United States three years ago and attended Union County College in New Jersey before transferring to Princeton. She plans to concentrate in chemistry and is also thinking about getting certificates in either African American Studies, Global Health and Health Policy, or Spanish. Her interests are mainly focused around providing access to a better quality of life for marginalized children and people of color. More specifically, she is passionate about helping lower-income, Black children receive the best education and the best healthcare options. As such, she is involved in advising underrepresented high school students on the college application process, and also participates in clinical research that aims to lessen racial healthcare disparities. This semester, she is a mentor in the Transfer Mentorship Program for new transfer students. About "Meet Princeton!" Co-Hosts: Vivian Slee, senior assistant dean of admission, and Bryant Blount '08, assistant dean of undergraduate students and manager of strategic communications Producers: Vivian Slee and Mary Buckley, associate dean, strategic communications, Office of Admission Editor/Sound Engineer: Nick Donnoli, Orangebox Productions  Sound Engineer: Molly Trueman '24 Logo Design: Esteban Aguas '19, admission officer The theme music to our podcast was created by Molly Trueman '24. Molly plans on majoring in music with a potential certificate in Applications of Computing. Outside of class, she is part of Glee Club, Chamber Choir, and the Tigressions, a contemporary all-female a cappella group. While she has been practicing voice and piano since age six, within the past year—especially during quarantine—she has become more passionate about songwriting and music production, leading her to create music for this podcast.  

 Welcome to the second  episode of the Perseverance Podcast. This is where you will hear the story of Angela Ulloa from when she was kidnapped and abused as child, drugged by her husband, and poisoned by the Unite States government. Sharing her challenges as she learned to persevere through her struggles during  those years, I hope you too can feel encouraged as you go through your own difficult times.If you would like to be a guest on this podcast, email me at info@perseverancepodcast.comFor more information, go to www.deafblindpotter.com 

Woodrow Wilson was attempting to create the League of Nations in 1919 when he suffered a massive stroke. His wife, Edith, saw no need to slow down the business of the presidency. So she locked the doors and just kept on keeping on. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/american-scandals/support

Now you can find out about a persons life on QR codes on select gravesites across the Unite States. Is that cool or creepy? We are divided on this one. And presumed Entertainer of the Year Matt Cross stops by to try and record his commercial for the sponsorship of the Grateful Dead hour with David Gans, and hilarity ensues.

New Tag Team Champions in Impact and WWE, Thunder Rosa and Britt Baker make history in AEW plus Walter returns to the Unite States. We also discuss the latest inductee to the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2021. Be … Continue reading →

New Tag Team Champions in Impact and WWE, Thunder Rosa and Britt Baker make history in AEW plus Walter returns to the Unite States. We also discuss the latest inductee to the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2021. Be … Continue reading → The post Markin’ Out Episode #528 first appeared on Markin' Out.

Federal law says you must know english to become a citizen. So why are our ballots printed in foreign languages? "The future of this republic is in the hands of the American Voter”, Dwight D. Eisenhower - 34th President of the Unite States.  Is America worth saving? If not you, who? if not now, when? Join me and guests Ricki DeSantis, whistleblower, researcher and 911 survivor and Pastor Rick Stevens as we go through the past to help understand today. 

In late September, Strong Towns president Chuck Marohn published an article making the “local case for reparations.” Drawing on a detailed study conducted by the economic consulting firm Urban3, Chuck described the long-term fiscal impact of redlining policies in Kansas City, Missouri. He wrote: This difference in margin of error is perhaps the most pernicious aspect of redlining. The people in one neighborhood [chosen for investment] are dealt face cards and aces. Those in the other [redlined] neighborhood get dealt twos and threes. It doesn’t matter how good you are at poker. It’s hard to mess up a winning hand, just like it’s hard to play your way to success when the deck is stacked against you. The economic and social impact isn’t just felt by people who live in formerly redlined neighborhoods. For example, in a single half-square-mile neighborhood, redlining has cost Kansas City $30 million in lost tax revenue. Now multiply that across many such neighborhoods in Kansas City—where more than 50% of the city was “redlined” in the 1930s—and then consider that most towns and cities across the Unite States implemented similar policies. We start to get a clearer sense of the broad economic devastation wrought by decades of disinvestment in poor, predominantly black—though not exclusively black—neighborhoods. Chuck goes further, though. Conversations about reparations often focus on a federal response to redlining—whether it should happen, and what it should look like. But Chuck says that cities shouldn’t wait for the federal government to do something about reparations. There are things towns and cities can do right now, using tools already at their disposal, to begin building last prosperity in disinvested neighborhoods. On this week’s episode of Upzoned, host Abby Kinney—an urban planner in Kansas City—is discussing “The Local Case for Reparations” with the article’s author (and regular cohost) Chuck Marohn, as well as with Joe Minicozzi, principal at Urban3. Abby, Chuck, and Joe talk about Urban3’s data-driven analysis in Kansas City, the policies that have made Kansas City financially fragile, and what it will take to stop the bleeding in disinvested neighborhoods. (It’s less than you might think.) They talk about the high price cities are paying for inaction, and why cities already have the tools they need to make the change they say they want. Then in the Downzone, Abby talks about an upcoming mountain biking trip to Arkansas. Joe recommends a trifecta of books on race, as well as a book on human behavior. And Chuck recommends the newest book by Bob Woodward. Additional Show Notes “The Local Case for Reparations,” by Charles Marohn “An Old Building Should Get a Birthday Present,” by Daniel Herriges “Ready, Fire, Aim: Tax Incentives in Kansas City,” by Daniel Herriges Read more Strong Towns articles about Kansas City Urban3 Joe Minicozzi (Twitter) Abby Kinney (Twitter) Charles Marohn (Twitter) Gould Evans Studio for City Design Theme Music by Kemet the Phantom (Soundcloud) Recent Strong Towns articles by Joe Minicozzi “Not So Fast: Density Isn’t Plague-Inducing” “Greetings from Anywhere: Supporting Postcard-Worthy Places” “The Power of Information Equity”

Late Congressman John Lewis pushed the United States to live up to its values of equality and freedom for all with emphasis on equality and freedom for African Americans. At age 15 -incredible but true - he was already bracing himself to challenge the system. Lewis was the biblical David who fought and won Goliath (the Government of the Unite States) with many accomplishments in the area of civil rights. He was commonly referred to as the conscience of the Congress. I say, he was more than that - he was the conscience of the nation.We thank and honor you, John Lewis. Let us vote!!!

The APsolute RecAP: United States Government Edition is a guided review through the five units of study. New episodes are released weekly and cover topics related to: foundations of democracy, political institutions, civil rights and liberties, political ideologies, and participation in politics. The podcasts will also reference the required foundational documents and Supreme Court cases. Make sure to subscribe wherever you get podcasts, download the accompanying study guides for extra practice, and follow along on social media for the question of the day and course updates! The 2021 exam is on Monday, May 3rd!Thank you for listening to The APsolute RecAP: United States Government Edition!(AP is a registered trademark of the College Board and is not affiliated with The APsolute RecAP. Copyright 2020 - The APsolute RecAP, LLC. All rights reserved.)Website:www.theapsoluterecap.comEMAIL:TheAPsoluteRecAP@gmail.comFollow Us:INSTAGRAMTWITTERFACEBOOKYOUTUBE 

Hear about the deadliest race massacre in Unite States history from the accounts of those who survived this deadly attack. The Tulsa Race Riot and the destruction of Black Wall Street resulted in the deaths of between 300-1000 African Americans and the destruction of nearly 1300 businesses, churches, schools, and homes. Join me as we give a voice to those who history tried to white wash out of existence. MAKE SURE TO LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE, APPLE PODCAST, AND SPOTIFY! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/inthemoodeforrealhistory/support

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Have Parkinson's? Know anyone with Parkinson's? PD information -Parkinson's is the fastest growing Neurological Disease in the world, yes even faster than Alzheimer's -1 out of 15 people will be diagnosed with PD -Parkinson's is the 14th leading cause of death in the Unite States -100 people will die daily with PD daily in the United States -200 people will be diagnosed daily with daily in the United States -The explosion in PD diagnosis is on target to bankrupt Medicare -Parkinson's is mostly PREVENTABLE??? Please listen to this show and/or buy the book "Ending Parkinson's Disease" All proceeds will go to Parkinson's charities

With the coronavirus believed to have started in a wet market in China, there is an outcry against these bloody and unsanitary retail slaughter markets. But, did you know there are thousands in the Unite States? Yes, in New York City alone, there are more than 80 such markets where a wide variety of animals are slaughtered as the buyer waits to pick up the carcass. Now, Social Compassion in Legislation is proposing legislation to end these establishments in the U.S. Legislation discussed in this broadcast include bills to ban wet markets and possession of endangered species from Africa. And we will explain California's blood bank bill. So much to discuss!

With the coronavirus believed to have started in a wet market in China, there is an outcry against these bloody and unsanitary retail slaughter markets. But, did you know there are thousands in the Unite States? Yes, in New York City alone, there are more than 80 such markets where a wide variety of animals are slaughtered as the buyer waits to pick up the carcass. Now, Social Compassion in Legislation is proposing legislation to end these establishments in the U.S. Legislation discussed in this broadcast include bills to ban wet markets and possession of endangered species from Africa. And we will explain California's blood bank bill. So much to discuss!

Join the guys this week as they discuss one of their mutual favorite films, "Kung Fu Hustle", directed by Stephen Chow. Roger Ebert once described this film as a cross between "Kill Bill" and "Looney Toons" and Mike and Glen couldn't agree more. In this episode, they discuss how rare it was for a foreign comedy to have this kind of success in the Unite States in 2005 while they reminisce on their favorite parts of the film.Find out more at https://keystone-film-review.pinecast.co

The Old '76 House, the oldest tavern in the Unite States, the location where British spy, Maj. John Andre, the co-conspiritor with Benedict Arnold was held prisoner until his execution. Our guest tonight is Robb Norden, who was owned the establishment for 35 years. Robb, as well as some patrons, have seen four ghosts in the building They seem to be benign, but who knows whenit comes to a ghost?

Teri Mattson and Paki Wieland are joined by Lindsay Koshgarian, Helena Cobban, and Leonardo Flores. Lindsay is with the National Priorities Project and discusses how the Unite States was severely unprepared to deal with the pandemic due to lack of funding while over-funding the military. Helena from Just World Educational brings to light the current situation in Syria and the importance of language when speaking on their government. Finally, CODEPINK's own Leonardo speaks on Venezuela and #WagtheDog.

Dr. Madeira interviews Shawn Needham, R.Pharm about his book - Sickened: How the Government Ruined Healthcare and How to Fix it. Shawn Needham discusses his solutions to the US Federal government being overly involved in our healthcare solutions, which is increasing the costs of healthcare (sickcare) in the USA. Insurance and conventional medical care costs in the Unite States outspend all other developed countries in the world per capita. Yet the USA is still the sickest developed country for consecutive years, and meanwhile other much poorer countries showing far more health than the United States citizens. This is devastating for US citizens who are spending around $20,000 - $25,000 for a family of four for their family's sickcare insurance.This “health insurance” is one of the biggest scam of modern times!He offers a 6 part solution plan in his book to this massive issue, and we discuss some of these solutions during our podcast discussion and interview. Listen to our interview to learn more about the massive problem and some of the many solutions Shawn has outlined in his book, Sickened. You will want to learn how you can save money on healthcare for you and for your family. More about Shawn: Shawn Needham compounding pharmacist and owner of Moses Lake Professional Pharmacy, host of Radio show/podcast Health Solutions with Shawn and Janet Needham and author of Sickened, How the Government ruined healthcare and how to fix itShawn Needham's compounding pharmacy website: www.mlrx.comWhere to find Shawn on Social Media and his podcast:Moses Lake Professional Pharmacy YouTubeHealth Solutions with Shawn and Janet Needham podcast

Harvey read an article that states that Las Vegas is the number one place to invest for real estate in Unite States. In Las Vegas luxury home median price is 1.5 million and it has been growing in the luxury market in Las Vegas. It has expanded dramatically in Summerlin and then you have the development in Henderson and Ascaya and so forth. High Rise are blowing of off the market they are liking our city for opportunities in the luxury market. Which is an interesting thing because in the past Harvey has always notice when these golf courses expanded you had Spanish Trails, Canyon Gate and then they went to Red Rock and jump around and slowly progress. But now its like a whole different level it’s at a higher luxury level. Thanks for watching! Subscribe to our channel to get the updated market trends each month for Las Vegas, and other great real estate tips and news! Tune in every Tuesday at 9am to 101.5FM & 720AM, KDWN, The Talk of Las Vegas to hear Las Vegas Real Estate Now Call Harvey for all of your Real Estate needs: (702) 203-1165. Check out radio show website: https://lvrealestateradio.com/ Check out real estate website: https://brownblankfeld.com/

While visiting her in England, Payson recorded a bonus podcast with producer of the show (and younger sister), Lily. They discuss experiences with the project now twelve episodes in, goals and plans moving forward, the nuts and bolts of how Lily edits and produces the show, her background and reasons for moving to England in hopes of escaping the comfort and predictability of the life in the Unite States, observations about UK culture, and how collaborating on this project has repaired a sibling bond that previously had been lost during their teenage years. 

In this episode we welcome Prof. Tim Jensen from the University of Southern Denmark, the president of the International Association for the History of Religions (IAHR). Prof. Jensen spent some time in conversation with our own Prof. Richard Newton and some of our MA students in Religion in Culture about how the academic study of religion looks from a global perspective beyond the Unite States. A transcript of the show is available at: religion.ua.edu/about-us/podcasts/ Study Religion is a production of the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Alabama.

Happy Friday! The “Caravan of Migrants” continues to grow in Mexico.  Last week’s violence during which members of the caravan hurled rocks and bottles across the U.S./Mexican border, striking U.S. Border Patrol agents, several of whom were hit.  The mob surged forward attempting to run the border and it has been reported that about 50 such aliens were arrested by the Border Patrol shortly after crossing into the Unite States. Unbelievably, the “leadership” of the Democratic Party vilified the Border Patrol for using teargas to repel the invaders.  That reaction by the Democrats predicated my November 26, 2018 FrontPage Magazine article: DEMOCRATS STAND WITH FOREIGN RIOTERSThey challenge the use of teargas by border patrol agents under attack and was the focus of my segmentwhen I was a guest on Fox & Friends First on Nov. 27th. On Nov. 26 Frontpage Magazine published my article, TRUMP SEEKS DEAL WITH MEXICO TO AVERT INVASION: Agreement is aptly named “Remain in Mexico” Please read my articles watch the video and, if you like them, post the links on FaceBook along with a link to my radio show.  Be a part of my “Bucket Brigade of Truth” and tell your friends and neighbors about my program- and mywebsite, remember Democracy is not a “Spectator Sport!”  

During this 35th episode of the Fintech Impact podcast, Jason Pereira interviews Chad Davis, the Co-Founder of LiveCA, which is an accounting firm rather than a fintech. What makes LiveCA an excellent company to talk about on Fintech Impact is that it is a next generation company with no fixed address, it has about 60 employees from all around the world, and it communicates and renders their service offers using a number of technology tools and fintech tools—some that have been featured on previous episodes of this show.●01:31 – LiveCA focuses on providing clients with technology and tax services.●03:01 – Chad, his wife, and their children used to live in the Cayman Islands.●05:51 – LiveCA have about 50-60 people working remotely without any central office.●09:07 – Slack, Zoom, the Google suite of apps, Collage, and Humi are some of the tech tools for communication and human resources.●10:10 – LiveCA offers tax, standard year-end work, United States consulting, mergers, treasury and accounts payable, bookkeeping, and aggregating multiple digital payment services.●14:27 – You have to have key people that believe in what you do.●16:33 – The 80% or 90% of LiveCA ex-employees that have left tend to move on to competitors or start their own firms.●17:27 – You need support and controlled growth to not overextend too fast.●20:00 – Living in an RV with his family and being flexible allows him to “grow smart.”●22:20 – Chad Davis is excited about moving into a trainer role and creating opportunities for the team to try new things in a supported environment.3 Key Points:1. Services that LiveCA Tax, standard year-end work, Unite States consulting, mergers, treasury and accounts payable, bookkeeping, and aggregating multiple digital payment services.2. Xero is an accounting system that LiveCA prefers.3. Controlled growth is important to avoid watering down your services and spreading your value too thin.Tweetable Quotes:-“At the end of the day, we just put ourselves in everybody’s shoes.” – Chad Davis-“We just try to remove the risk of people saying ‘yes’ to working with us. We start removing things like set-up fees and hourly rates, the conversations just start flowing really naturally” – Chad Davis-“For us, that in-person social interaction with cues that you see in body language and tone, you really can’t see when you are working virtually.” – Chad DavisResources Mentioned:●LinkedIn – Jason Pereira’s LinkedIn●Facebook – Jason Pereira’s Facebook●Woodgate Financial – Website for Woodgate Financial●Chad Davis – LinkedIn for Chad Davis●LiveCA LLP– Website for LiveCA LLP●@ChadDavis – Twitter for Chad Davis See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Why was NATO formed?  What do you think about our involvement in NATO and the amount of money we have going into it? These are some of the questions you’ll get answered on our show today. Today we interview America’s favorite attorney, Darrell Castle.  Darrell ran for President of the Unite States on the Constitution Party ticket in 2016.  He comes to us from Memphis, Tennessee to enlighten us on some of life’s most pressing issues. The post Darrell Castle on NATO appeared first on Home Front with Cynthia Davis.

Dan and Greg traveled to the land of the USA. They ramble on for an hour and a frickin' half about all the sciencey stuff they found there.

Both Allan (@uuallan) and Tim (@TimJGallo) are in the Unite States. This makes starting a BSides in France challenging and intriguing. Both organizers love wine and saw an opportunity to put France on the BSides map. BSides Bordeaux (@BsidesBDX) is October 21, 2017, in Bordeaux France. The venue is Mama Shelter (which has a wicked video). Tickets are limited so be sure to grab one soon.

Dr. Taraneh Maghsoodi-Zahedi received her Bachelor’s of Art degree from Azad University in Iran in 1992.  Then she moved to Unite States in 1995. She received her Bachelor’s of Science degree from UTSA   in 2000.  She received her DDS in 2006 from university of Texas health science center San Antonio (UTHSCSA). Following graduation, she continued her education in maxillofacial radiology program at (UTHSCSA) where she received her certificate on December 2009 and Master of Science degree. She has been engaged in patient care as the Chief Maxillofacial radiologist at nationally recognized imaging center 360imaging since then. In 2010 she has joined the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio as assistant professor in Periodontics department. She received her Board Certification from American Academy of Maxillofacial Radiology in 2010 . She has maintained private practice and academics since 2009.   She has published articles in deferent areas of radiology.  She has delivered presentations nationally on 3D imaging, radiographic interpretation and technical skills. She has been engaged in multiple areas of patient care, such as evaluation of pathology, trauma, TMJ, implant surgery , maxillofacial reconstruction, Craniofacial syndromes…etc.    www.360imaging.com

Join Bitches & Money as we dive into . . . a clip show. Really, J.J. Abrams? Sydney doesn't have much going on at SD6 this week, it's all about her being interrogated by her own government, so an essential Alias-ness is gone from these two episodes. The revealed page says that Sydney is a dangerous woman who will render the greatest power unto utter desolation, and because this is the U.S. government we are talking about, the only logical assumption is that it's the Unite States and Sydney is too dangerous to be free. Money mansplains a popular James Bond conspiracy theory- which ties into the Michael Bay movie The Rock, and to our current adventure with Sloane, where a guy who may or may not be a former member of MI6 maniupaltes him into murdering and old friend of his. Francie has a crush on pre-rape Kobe Bryant, Will ran out of milk. Which stands to reason, he lost his haribrush years ago. Also they watch the news together.  Things are starting to get hot, and we have some more clues as to what Rambaldi was up to. Join us!

We're back this week to kick off two weeks of nostalgia to a simpler time when the hair was high and the Stroh's flowed freely. 1985 was smack dab in the middle of a rock revolution as the New Wave of British Heavy Metal was being usurped by its American proteges. At the same time, new wave was being kicked to the curb by a bunch of guys wearing women's makeup as the "hair" era was beginning to hit its stride thanks to a change in direction by some Motley guys that were taking over Los Angeles. We kick things off with an import from Japan. Loudness was well into their career in their homeland but were brand-new to the Unite States. We take a listen to a track from the Thunder in the East album. After the ultra-acrimonious breakup of The Eagles, the members of the band worked on solo careers with varying success. Joe Walsh was in the midst of a haze of substance abuse but still managed to release an album in 1985. We hear a clip from The Confessor Anthrax unveiled a new singer in 1985 with Joey Belladonna replacing original vocalist Neil Turbin. The Armed & Dangerous EP was Joey's introduction to the band and we hear his take on a Turbin-era track. An unlikely group that was launched in 1985 was The Power Station. A true 80's supergroup featuring Robert Palmer, the Taylor brothers (Duran Duran), and Tony Thompson (Chic), the band received favorable airplay but was destined to be a part-time project due to the schedules of those involved. We head into break 1 with a clip of their take on a T-Rex classic. Returning from the break, we head to Alcatrazz. Not the prison, the band. The Graham Bonnet-fronted group was without a guitarist by 1985 as Yngwie Malmsteen had moved on to other pastures. Plucking the next hot thing, Steve Vai joined the band and brought a new direction to the group. We take a listen to a song from the Disturbing the Peace album. A band that is always a favorite of us Decibel Geeks is KEEL. Their 1985 album The Right to Rock is still an underrated gem that deserved much more attention than it received.  Well-known in Canada as more of a novelty act, Thor released their 5th album in 1985 with Only the Strong but this title-track shows that there was more than meets the eye with this band. One of the early thrash bands that tends to get overlooked is Over Kill. But not on our show. We take a listen to part of their 1985 output from the Feel the Fire album. While heavy metal in the 1980's was usually summed up as "evil" or "dark" in many cases, you couldn't apply that tag to Stryper. Known for their Christian message, Stryper proved that you could have an uplifting message and still rock as this track from the Soldiers Under Command album proves. We return from our 2nd break with a word about a crowdfunding project that is near and dear to our hearts. Hair I Go Again is a documentary that shows a band that split up in 1985 trying to rally back together in hopes of opening for their 80's hard rock heroes. The film has numerous interviews with many DBG-friendly artists and is an interesting take on a DIY project. We'd love to see this move get released and hope you will consider making a donation. There's rewards for each level of donation so what have you got to lose? Check out the trailer below and go HERE to make a donation. June of 1985 was a huge month for hard rock and heavy metal.  The ever-underrated Lizzy Borden released their debut album, Love You to Pieces, on 6/1/1985. The shock rocker is celebrating 30 years in the business and this track from that album shows why. Megadeth was still on their way up the ladder in 1985. They garnered additional attention with the release of Killing is My Business....and Business is Good on 6/12/85. It only takes one listen to the track we hear today to see where a good chunk of Metallica's early sound comes from. Motley Crue hit a new level of stardom in June of 1985 with the release of Theatre of Pain. Shooting up to #6 on the Billboard charts, the album went on to go quadruple platinum. We take a listen to a track from the album that features some high-intensity drumming from Tommy Lee. We wrap up our look at the first half of 1985 with a classic guitar-driven track from Ratt's June 13th release of Invasion of Your Privacy. We've got lots more from 1985 coming for ya next week. Rock on! Buy Music! Loudness Joe Walsh Anthrax Power Station Alcatrazz Keel Thor  Over Kill Stryper Warlock Lizzy Borden Megadeth Motley Crue AC/DC RATT Contact Us!   Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunes Join the Fan Page Follow on Twitter E-mail Us Comment Below   Call us on the Hotline! (540) DBGeek - 1 or (540) 342-3351