Podcasts about we are home

Tez and Chip get to talk to legendary broadcast journalist Ray Suarez about his new book, We Are Home, and how the current economic situation looks to Americans. We also discuss the economic impact of Trump's attacks on immigration and the rest of the world. Plus we are in a constitutional crisis, the courts may not be able to prevent Trump from banishing US citizens from the country. Texas is having trouble with tribles, and the penguins strike back against Trump's tariffs.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/chipchat--2780807/support.

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In the debate about immigration, the voices of immigrants are often left out of the conversation. For his new book, “We Are Home,” veteran journalist Ray Suarez collected a series of oral histories from people who have recently arrived in America. He centers immigrants like Samir, who was born in Kenya of Yemini descent and moved to suburban Maryland as a teenager and Nelson Castillo, a successful immigration attorney who never wanted to leave his native El Salvador. With this book, Suarez hopes that people will “listen to this person's story of how they got here, how they got over, and how much they love their country today.” Suarez joins us to talk about not only why people immigrate, but who they are. Guests: Ray Suarez, journalist; author of "We Are Home: Becoming American in the 21st Century, An Oral History"

Stand Up is a daily podcast. I book,host,edit, post and promote new episodes with brilliant guests every day. Please subscribe now for as little as 5$ and gain access to a community of over 700 awesome, curious, kind, funny, brilliant, generous souls Today I have your news from Earth One and my conversation with Ray begins at 21 minutes Ray Suarez is a visiting professor of Political Science at New York University in Shanghai and the co-host of the podcast and public radio program WorldAffairs, and covers Washington for Euronews. Over the course of a long career in journalism, he has been the host of Al Jazeera America's daily news program Inside Story, Chief National Correspondent for The PBS NewsHour, and host of NPR's Talk of the Nation. He has been a John McCloy visiting professor of American Studies at Amherst College. Get his new book ! We Are Home Becoming American in the 21st Century: an Oral History From the veteran broadcaster and historian comes a richly reported portrait of the newest Americans, immigrants from all over the globe who are living all across the country, filled with their own voices. We are a nation of immigrants, never more than now. In recent decades, the numbers have skyrocketed, thanks to people coming from many continents—especially Asia, Africa, and South America. Just like their predecessors, they face countless obstacles, including political hatred. And yet, just like their predecessors, they work hard. They persist. And they become us. The newest Americans are poorly understood and frequently presented only in stereotypes. Veteran journalist, broadcaster, and interviewer Ray Suarez has criss-crossed the country to speak to new Americans from all corners of the globe, and to record their stories. This portrait of our newest citizens is full of their own, compelling voices. It's a story as old as the country, yet each new wave of arrivals tells that classic story in new and crucially important ways. Since launching Brooklyn Boy Productions in 2019, he has created content for public radio and television, The Washington Post, The Independent (London), The Philadelphia Inquirer, Pew Research, Knowable, “America in One Room,” Hispanics in Philanthropy, Slate, The Nation, Hearst TV, AlterNet, CityPaper, The Annie E. Casey Foundation, the American Communities Project, and the Economic Hardship Reporting Project, among others. In his long and distinguished career, Ray has also hosted NPR's “Talk of the Nation,” Al Jazeera America's daily news program “Inside Story;” and been Chief National Correspondent for PBS NewsHour. His published books include “The Holy Vote: The Politics of Faith in America,” “The Old Neighborhood: What We Lost in the Great Suburban Migration,” and the companion volume to the PBS documentary series “Latino Americans.” His most recent book, “We Are Home,” traces the emerging demographics of the US in the 21st century through in-depth interviews with immigrants from wide-ranging origins, eras and experiences. Ray has been a frequent presenter, speaker and moderator at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland and a featured speaker at the Aspen Ideas Festival. He holds a BA in African History from New York University and an MA in Social Sciences from the University of Chicago, where he was a Benton Fellow. He also holds 15 honorary doctorates from colleges and universities across America. A native of Brooklyn, New York, Ray is based in Philadelphia and Washington, DC. He and his wife, Carole, are parents to three adult children. Pete on Threads Pete on Tik Tok Pete on YouTube  Pete on Twitter Pete On Instagram Pete Personal FB page Stand Up with Pete FB page All things Jon Carroll  Follow and Support Pete

Mention immigration at any gathering these days and it's likely to generate strong emotions. The images of repeated humanitarian crises at the border tug at the heartstrings of some and enrage others. It can be hard to have a conversation about the issue, as divisive as it is today. Immigration Reporter Lauren Villagran sits down with veteran broadcaster and author Ray Suarez to have a more nuanced conversation about the issues. Can we apply a historical lens to our identification as a "nation of immigrants" to create the space for a more nuanced conversation? Ray's new book "We Are Home," an oral history of new immigrants, hits bookshelves this April. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

ARMCHAIR ORACLES “All My Time” from All My Time - Single (2018) RAYLAND BAXTER “79 Shiny Revolvers” from Wide Awake (2018) J MASCIS “Sky Is All We Had” from Elastic Days (2018) I WAS A KING “Bubble” from Slow Century (2019) VALLEY LODGE “I'm Your Man” from Fog Machine (2018) WES HOLLYWOOD “Nothing to See Here” from Dynamite (2018) GENUINE FAKES “Even With You” from Issues (2018) DAVE SHEININ “Lies” from First Thing Tomorrow (2018) PAINTED DOLL “Hidden Hand” from Painted Doll (2018) SWERVEDRIVER “The Lonely Crowd Fades in the Air” from Future Ruins (2018) JOHN DAVIS & MATTHEW CAWS “We Are in the Wild and We Are Home” from Single (2019) GENTLE HEN “She's Got It Bad” from Be Nice to Everyone (2018) THE BLANK PAGES “Into the Ether” from Single (2019) DUNCAN REID & THE BIG HEADS “Let's Skip to the Good Bit” from Bombs Away (2017) BREAKING LACES “Better Than Me” from Come Get Some (2012) RICHARD TURGEON “Into Your Arms” from Single (2018) JEREMY MESSERSMITH “Monday, You're Not So Bad” from Late Stage Capitalism (2018) HAZEL ENGLISH “Never Coming Home” from Single (2016) HIDEOUS TOWNS “Lion” from Disquiet Living (2016) DERBY “Streelight” from Posters Fade (2008) MIKAL CRONIN “Say” from MCII (2015) THE BETHS “Great No One” from Future Me Hates Me (2018) CREAMER “Drugs No More” from Creamer (2018) GREENBERRY WOODS “Are You in Love Again” from House (2018) SMASH PALACE “Heart of a Loving Man” from Right as Rain - EP (2018) YOUR GRACIOUS HOST “Never Been So Blind” from Boomerang (2017) WESLEY WOLFE “Cloud Cuckoo” from Numbskull (2014) GUIDED BY VOICES “Cohesive Scoops” from 100 Dougs EP (2018) HOT NUN “Anyway” from Born to Blaze - EP (2018) BOB MOULD “Sunshine Rock” from Sunshine Rock (2019)

El año pasado, el juez Andrew Hanen del Distrito Sur de Texas dictaminó que DACA era ilegal e impuso restricciones. En octubre, el juez emitió otra orden que mantiene las restricciones. Se espera un nuevo pronunciamiento, mientras que el futuro de miles de  "dreamers" es incierto. Antonio Alarcon es Organizador Nacional para el Centro de la Democracia Popular en Acción. Fue director de la coalición We Are Home, lideró la campaña NY Dream Act, a favor de estudiantes indocumentados, y tiene más de una década trabajando a favor de los dreamers.Hoy nos va a ayudar a entender cuál es el estado de DACA, qué pasa con los miles de "dreamers" que no cuentan con amparo legal y qué papel está jugando la administración Biden en esta lucha por un camino a la ciudadanía.

Samantha Ramirez-Herrera is a radical creator and a trailblazer in every sense of the word. Born in Mexico with a legacy lived, made, and growing in the US, she has become “her ancestor's wildest dreams”—something I heard her describe from stage in the mountains of Montana.
 Sam is who I go to—as my North Star—to track the narratives being created in media that support the movements that support the people. Her work is provocative in that it represents resistance and progress all in the same sweep.  Her mantra is “F-ck fear.” And, to top it all off (not even kinda), Sam is an Emmy Award-Winning filmmaker, a self-made entrepreneur, and the founder & CEO of OffThaRecord—a creative studio with the mantra, “We are creatives who give a damn.” She is a DREAMer who grew up in the United States undocumented, but what we learn without hesitation from her is that there is not a single DREAMER who's out here wasting their opportunity. She says, “I am labeled as a DREAMer, but I am way more than that. I am a DOer. And I am a chain breaker for my family.” I'll take a DEEP breath to that one.  It's that quote, and all the stories she's lived to date, that brought us the name for this episode: “BEYOND DREAMER.” This conversation is a repeat listen for those moments when we need to remember that we can make new rules for ourselves, our communities, our society, our future.  It's not possible to leave this listen without a hunger for equity, a determination to “fuck fear,” (visualize those words in Old English, please) and a drive to love yourself radically. 
Get pen and paper. Your hands are about to be busy grabbing lines like this: “Being an immigrant in this country is difficult. Because every day you're attacked with words… and if you don't love yourself radically, if you don't love yourself in a revolutionary way, they can break you. But I choose to be unbreakable. And I choose to love myself.” - Samantha Ramirez-Herrera   WORKS:- CEO & Founder, OffThaRecord—a creative studio with the mantra “We are creatives who give a damn.”- CIVICS FOR THE CULTURE—a campaign launched by Fair Fight Action (founded in 2018 by Stacey Abrams) to mobilize young people of color 18-35 to vote and be civically engaged.- SEEDS OF RESILIENCE—Sam and her team at Off Tha Record worked with Food Well Alliance to uplift the stories of Black growers around Atlanta through a 4 part series titled “Seed of Resilience”. They discussed land access, growing food in the city, and the significance of supporting Black-led agriculture -- particularly in the South. - WE ARE HOME—a multi-racial, multi-ethnic, multi-generational coalition calling on the Biden administration and Congress to take immediate action to protect millions of immigrants who call this country home and end the cruelty of our interior detention and deportation system.- UNDERDOG DREAMS—OffThaRecord executed storytelling and video productions for Underdog Dreams, a non-profit organization working on revolutionizing the flawed child welfare system.- Keynote Speaker, where she describes herself as "just a Brown immigrant pursuing all of my wildest dreams and hoping to inspire others to do the same."   
Tools You'll Get From this Episode:- How to transcend the lies of stigma- How to make new rules for yourself- What it really looks like to create the path to equity- Tools to redefine yourself in alignment with your true identity and ACTIONS- Contemplations to witness and honor the hardships and privilege people individually carry and inspiration to help guide you to work through yours- Stories that motivate you to embrace your actual potential - Permission to love yourself radically- Reminders that strengthen courage in the face of fear- Everyday practices we can do knowing traumatic events are happening DAILY without time to process- Reminders to see the way social media manipulates the mind. Sam talks about “appreciating the moments between the posts.”- Reminders to protect our mental space and our energy- Compassion around how addictive social media is- We hear revealing stories that remind us to protect our mental health - Strong awarenesses around what happens when we normalize trauma rather than carrying for our mental health proactively - Absolute unending permission to curse. Sam and I joke about how we have to keep it quiet the first four segments because it's made for radio LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
BETTER is recorded on the unceded and ancestral territory of the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh speaking peoples, the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations, and has been stewarded by them since time immemorial.  BETTER with Mark Brand is produced by Pamela Rothenberg of I HEAR YOU STUDIOS and Adam Karch with Orbyt Media 

Kung Jaadee (jah-day) is a professional storyteller, educator and published author belonging to the X̱aayda (Haida), xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) First Nations. Her Haida name, Kung Jaadee, means ‘Moon Woman' and was presented to her at her great uncle's memorial feast by her cousin Crystal Robinson. Over the past 28 years, Kung Jaadee has performed traditional Haida legends, while also sharing vivid personal stories about her clan's survival of the smallpox epidemic, and the history and culture of her people. She has performed at hundreds of festivals, schools and Aboriginal celebrations across Canada. She is the author of the popular children's books, Raven's Feast and Gifts from Raven (selected as a Local BC Book to Read), as well as curriculum textbooks, Haida Nation: Indigenous Communities in Canada and We Are Home. Her stories have also been published in several anthologies, magazines and online publications. Most recently, Kung Jaadee worked as the Vancouver Public Library's Indigenous Storyteller in Residence. While living in Haida Gwaii, she taught X̱aad Kil, the Haida language while working with the Old Masset Village Council, at Chief Matthews School and the Haida Health Centre in Gaw Tlagee. Kung Jaadee holds a Bachelor of Arts with a major in English and minor in Women's Studies from the University of Victoria and a Bachelor of Education from the University of Alberta. For Performance Inquiries, Click Here

On the Beacon Podcast this week, Cate, Esther, Ben and Mike discuss local reaction to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, from vodka bans to State of the Union guests, and how local leaders can support Ukrainian refugees. Also: Esther interviews Sandra Merlim, whose husband, Otto Morales-Caballeros, was deported to Guatemala about the We Are Home…

RAYLAND BAXTER “Casanova” from Wide Awake (2018) CROCODILES “Wait Until Tomorrow” from Love Is Here (2019) FOREIGN FILMS “Broken Dreamers” from The Record Collector (2018) TWO HOURS TRAFFIC “Noisemaker” from Territory (2010) BOB MOULD “What Do You Want Me To Do” from Sunshine Rock (2019) VALLEY LODGE “Fire” from Fog Machine (2018) JEFF WHALEN “Goofing Around” from 10 More Rock Super Hits (2018) THE FIZZIES “Love American Style” from Love American Style (2002) NEW PORNOGRAPHERS “Clockwise” from Whiteout Conditions (2017) THE BEACHES “Money” from Late Show (2017) WOLF ALICE “Freazy” from My Love Is Cool (2015) I WAS A KING “Bubble” from Slow Century (2019) SEA DRAMAS “Sometimes Repeater” from Beware the Ephemeral (2014) BILLY & DOLLY “Everything Is Off” from Twelve String High - Volume 3 (2018) ORANGE PEELS “Wintergreen” from Begin the Begone (2015) SWERVEDRIVER “The Lonely Crowd Fades in the Air” from Future Ruins (2019) RIDE “Lateral Alice” from Weather Diaries (2017) FAUXKNOW “Carterista” from Tactics (2016) THE BETHS “Not Running” from Future Me Hates Me (2018) SON VOLT “Devil May Care” from Union (2019) THREE HOUR TOUR “I Wanted You Around” from B Side Oblivion (2007) VEGAS WITH RANDOLPH “You Could Say Yes” from Legs & Luggage (2018) THE SUPERS “Turn” from Spklang! (1999) THE ELMS “Who Got the Meaning?” from Big Surprise (2001) THE VAPOUR TRAILS “Godspeed It” from Godspeed It (2019) MATTHEW SWEET “Millennium Blues” from In Reverse (1999) WADE JACKSON “Carolina” from Whiskey Alpha Delta Echo (2015) BRENDAN BENSON “Get It Together” from The Alternative To Love (2005) JIMMY HABER “Wonderful Life” from New Bondi Hippies (2013) JOHN DAVIS & MATTHEW CAWS “We Are in the Wild and We Are Home” from We Are in the Wild and We Are Home - Single (2019)

This week Darren Binder joins me to talk about the rescue he co-founded, City Dogs and City Kitties, based out of Washington D.C. We discuss how the rescue started, as well as the ups and downs associated with rescue. We also talk about their capital campaign and how you can help. If you have ever considered starting a rescue, this is the episode for you! You can find the rescue on Facebook at @citydogsrescue. If you would like to learn more about the rescue and ways you can help, find them online at: http://www.citydogsrescuedc.org/ To donate to the Betty White Tribute Room: cdck.cc/betty To donate to the "We Are Home" capital campaign: cdck.cc/wah To purchase your own "We Are Home" limited edition, signed print: cdck.cc/wahprint ASL only: https://youtube.com/channel/UCptgszJ03WBmP_RJZOx6o6w Voice only: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-animal-rescue-podcast-what-you-always-wanted-to/id1548213393 https://open.spotify.com/show/04F2HQcGPGdXWxktsEDI90?si=42NLPNR6RLqcLf208Fi3hw&dl_branch=1

Darren Binder  – The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 40 Darren Binder.  Darren is a co-founder of City Dogs Rescue & City Kitties and lived in D.C. for 20 years prior to moving to Bend, Oregon two years ago for a new position. Darren was motivated to start the rescue in 2011 after seeing a plea on Facebook about a beautiful Labrador retriever puppy named Bentley who was going to be euthanized at a high-kill shelter in Georgia. Darren and his husband Dave Liedman quickly acted to raise funds to rescue Bentley, who became CDCK's first rescue dog. Once in DC, this friendly guy soon found his future adopter while walking through Dupont Circle with an “adopt me” vest on. It became abundantly clear that the lives of so many other wonderful animals could also be transformed if resources could be mobilized to relocate them to a place where they would receive much more visibility. Hence, City Dogs Rescue (now City Dogs & City Kitties) was born. Darren serves as Senior Vice President & Chief Legal and Risk Officer as well as Corporate Secretary for a health system in Oregon. In his role, Darren oversees the Legal, Internal Audit, Compliance, and Information Security Departments, and is a member of the health system's Executive Care Team. He was recently appointed by Governor Kate Brown to serve as the industry representative on the Executive Committee of the Central Oregon Regional Solutions Advisory Committee. He is also a member of the Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health System's Health Equity Advisory Taskforce. Listen to this uplifting Truman Charities episode with Darren Binder about City Dog & City Kitties Rescue, and why he decided to create this organization.  Here is what to expect on this week's show: - How a little dog named Bentley inspired Darren and his husband to create City Dogs & City Kitties. - Their Capital Campaign and why Nationals player Ryan Zimmerman and his wife Heather are so excited about it. - Their plans to pay tribute to Betty White by creating a Betty White room in their new center. - How you can foster or adopt one of their rescues. Connect with Darren: CDCK website: citydogsrescuedc.org Twitter/ Instagram @citydogsrescue -To donate for a much-needed CDCK Operations & Intake Center: cdck.cc/wah -To donate specifically for a Betty White Tribute Room in the Center: cdck.cc/betty -To donate as part of Ryan and Heather Zimmerman's Team: cdck.cc/zimmerman -To order a limited edition, signed "We Are Home" print ($495): cdck.cc/wahprint Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Joining us on this episode are Reverend Nancy Frausto and Dr. Miguel de la Torre. Nancy is an Associate Rector at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Long Beach, CA.  She is a founding member of the Sanctuary Task Force for the Diocese of Los Angeles, and a clergy leader with LA Voice (a Faith in Action affiliate).  A previous guest of this podcast, Miguel, is an author, scholar-activist, and Professor of Social Ethics and Latinx Studies at Iliff Seminary in Denver, CO. In this episode, we examined how immigration justice is connected to just about every other organizing issue. We asked the question of “who is my neighbor?” and explored the root causes of pain in our communities.   We have waited a few months to share this conversation with you.  This episode was recorded in early April during our Keeping Faith Week of Prophetic Action.  We are intentionally releasing this episode on the week of the 9th anniversary of DACA, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy.  Rev. Nancy is among a host of DACA recipients who are organizers and faith leaders with our immigrant rights program, LA RED.  Also timely is the fact that this is the second week of the Fast for Freedom.  LA RED and our partners with the We Are Home campaign have organized this monthlong fast to call on lawmakers to create a pathway to citizenship for essential workers and undocumented immigrants in any reconciliation package going to Congress.    

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

This is an interview with Rev. Craig B. Mousin, an Adjunct Faculty member of the DePaul University College of Law and the Grace School of Applied Diplomacy.  This podcast links the loss of homes felt by many of the freed slaves after the Civil War, including George Floyd's great-great grandfather, with the loss of home many refugees face when forced to flee their nations due to state sanctioned violence and the consequences of the breakdown of the rule of law.  We face challenges both at our borders, but also when we contribute to the conditions that force families to flee their homes.  We need to address ways to provide the rule of law and justice for all.  The story of George Floyd's family history and the loss of his great-great grandfather's 500 acres comes from Toluse Olorunnipa and Griff Witte, “Born with two strikes, How systemic racism shaped Floyd's life and hobbled his ambition,” https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/national/george-floyd-america/systemic-racism/ Senn High School, located in the Edgewater neighborhood of Chicago, is one of the most diverse high schools in the nation.  Its students and their families speak over 80 languages and claim over 60 nations as their birth homes.  Congratulate its graduates and learn more about our neighborhood high school at:  https://www.sennhs.org Frederick Douglass' call for simple justice comes from David W. Blight, Frederick Douglass Prophet of Freedom, (N.Y., 2018), 558-59. Rev. Garrison   Frazier and the black leaders' activism in Savannah, Georgia comes from Eric Foner, Reconstruction, America's Unfinished Revolution 1863-1877, (N.Y., 1988), 70. Action Steps: Information about the Community Renewal Society's Juneteenth film screening of “Crawford: The Man the South Forgot,” can be found at:   https://www.communityrenewalsociety.org/events/juneteenth-film-amp-discussion   You can find some of the current programs CRS sponsors to seek simple justice toda at: https://www.communityrenewalsociety.org/platform?sectionscroll=just-economy Information on the National Immigrant Justice Center and the “We Are Home” campaign,  can be found at:  https://immigrantjustice.org/press-releases/civil-rights-groups-send-letter-dhs-secretary-calling-meaningful-opportunity-return Information of the proposed Berta Caceres Human Rights Act of 2021can be found at:https://soaw.org/BertaAct2021    

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

La organización pro inmigrante We Are Home denuncia más arrestos innecesarios en centros de detención por parte de la agencia de migración de Estados Unidos. En otras noticias, luego de más de un año de pandemia y de mantener en pausa sus operativos, uno de los cruceros más populares del país reanuda sus actividades. Conoce más detalles de esta y otras informaciones destacadas en este episodio de MundoNow sobre el mundo del arte y espectáculo, la vida de artistas y lo último en materia deportiva que necesitas saber en solo 5 minutos.

La organización pro inmigrante We Are Home denuncia más arrestos innecesarios en centros de detención por parte de la agencia de migración de Estados Unidos.  En otras noticias, luego de más de un año de pandemia y de mantener en pausa sus operativos, uno de los cruceros más populares del país reanuda sus actividades.  Conoce más detalles de esta y otras informaciones destacadas en este episodio de MundoNow sobre el mundo del arte y espectáculo, la vida de artistas y lo último en materia deportiva que necesitas saber en solo 5 minutos. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Ten minutes of relaxing meditation to harmonic music followed by a five minute insight into something special. Fimo Mitchell is the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, an indie production company in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation centre in Montreal, Canada offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation center in Montreal, offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation center in Montreal, offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation center in Montreal, offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech.

Fimo Mitchell, the founder of We Are Home, a meditation center in Montreal, offers listeners 10 minutes of stillness and five minutes of insightful speech. 

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WE ARE HOME, BAY BAY! The most legendary wrestling group has returned to the squared circle of podcast with a brand-new episode! We have a lot to unpack as we pick up right where we left with talking Dave Meltzer finally hating something on AEW, whether Charlotte Flair is the best women's wrestler in WWE, some light reviews on the week of wrestling, and what we have been doing in the month we were gone.Make sure you leave ratings and reviews on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and all streaming services. Screenshot the review, send it to us, and you will get a shout out on the show!Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bgwpodScotland's Twitter: https://twitter.com/PoeticCripplerNolo's Twitter: https://twitter.com/RaleOfTheLeafChiquito's Twitter: https://twitter.com/waysoflitoKing Mac's Twitter: https://twitter.com/DMacTardy--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackguywrestlingpod/support