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Sit your ass right down and LISTEN! Broadway's secret weapon is here! It's Raymond J Lee! We all know Ray from his work on stage in such shows at Mamma Mia, Soft Power, and Groundhog Day, but did you know Ray was supposed to be a doctor! I'm sure you all know Ray from his amazing work in shows like Aladdin or song cycles like We Aren't Kids Anymore (written by yours truly), but did you know his parents LIED TO HIM about being accepted into Columbia! Ray has a fascinating life, and he's been able to prove so many people wrong, break down walls, and become one of Broadway's most unique and gifted talents. This was a joy to get to sit and shoot the shit with the man, the myth, the legend, Mr. Raymond J Lee!!! Follow our host Drew Gasparini on twitter and instagram: @drewgasparini and tiktok @thedrewgasparini Follow our podcast on twitter @NWT_Pod or Instagram @nwtpodcast. SUPPORT THIS PODCAST on Patreon: www.patreon.com/nwtpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rip discusses power and its application to sports performance, training for power, and the misapplication of power training in strength and conditioning. 1:15 Haters 8:26 What is Power? 12:51 We Aren't Sports Fans 17:03 Power Production is Genetic/Testing 2414 Mechanics of a Vertical Jump 36:56 The Significance of a Big Vertical Jump 44:58 Two Ways to Produce Force 49:53 Rate of Force Production Training = Waste of Time 55:55 Why use the Power Clean? 1:00 What is the Power Clean?

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How To Talk About Medical Marijuana With Your Doctor Over the last decade, cannabis has had a moment. Thirty-six states and Washington D.C. have legalized it for medical use. (Fifteen states, plus D.C., have also legalized weed recreationally.) Altogether, about 5.5 million people in the U.S. now have medical marijuana cards. One of the primary arguments for expanding marijuana laws is the drug's potential usefulness for medical treatments. While each state has its own rules for which conditions are eligible, issues like chronic pain are nearly universally accepted as a reason for using medical marijuana. But there's still a large divide between the traditional medical establishment and the cannabis industry. Cannabis is still illegal federally, and a recent study showed that many clinicians feel they don't know enough about medical marijuana to make a recommendation to patients. This in turn impacts how patients feel about talking to their doctor about using cannabis to treat medical conditions. Joining Ira to talk about the ins and outs of connecting cannabis to the larger medical establishment are Dr. Ziva Cooper, research director for UCLA's Cannabis Research Initiative in San Francisco, California, and Dr. Donald Abrams, integrative oncologist and professor emeritus at University of California San Francisco's Osher Center for Integrative Medicine.     What Can Crayfish Tell Us About Drugs In Our Waterways? Wastewater is a grab bag of chemicals. There's industrial run-off, bits of animal and viral DNA, and then there are compounds that trickle out from our households. The medicines we're flushing down the toilet or releasing through urine are making their way into countless bodies of water. Antidepressants are one of the drugs that frequently end up in the environment. A team of scientists wanted to study the effects of these antidepressants on streams wending their way through ecosystems. So they looked to none other than the crayfish. They found that crayfish exposed to these drugs were a bit bolder. Their results were published this week in the journal Ecosphere. Freshwater ecologist Lindsey Reisinger and freshwater biogeochemist A.J. Reisinger, who are both authors on that study, talk about how these drugs affect crayfish and potential downstream effects on waterways and the ecosystem.     We Aren't Squidding Around—It's Cephalopod Week 2021! The wait is over—Cephalopod Week 2021 is finally here. It's Science Friday's annual ceph-lo-bration of all things mostly-tentacled, and this year's lineup of events is going to be ceph-tacular. Visit behind-the-scenes at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, play deep sea trivia, watch mini documentaries, chat with real scientists working with cephalopods every day, and a whole lot more. Diana Montano, SciFri's outreach manager and emcee of the deep sea, joins Ira and Science Diction host Johanna Mayer to kick things off, with some trivia about the origins of squiddy words.     Kids Are Benefiting From Adult Vaccinations, Too Something interesting is happening in some communities where most adults are vaccinated against COVID-19: infection rates in kids are going way down, too. Right now, Americans 12 and older are eligible for the vaccine, leaving the country's youngest still exposed. So this is a promising sign, considering about two-thirds of U.S. adults have received at least one shot of a COVID-19 vaccine. But some experts are saying we still need to be cautious about throwing kids together again before they're vaccinated. Joining Ira to chat about this story is Maggie Koerth, senior science writer at FiveThirtyEight in Minneapolis, Minnesota. They also talk about other top science stories of the week, including news that cicada broods might emerge more often with climate change.        

Rev. Mark Elsdon joins the pod to talk about his new book, We Aren't Broke: Uncovering Hidden Resources for Mission and Ministry. He talks about how the book was inspired by his own church's journey from decline and decay into vital mission and ministry by uncovering hidden resources and strategically utilizing them to advance mission. Mark also shares ideas about how we can begin to see these resources for ourselves and how we can overcome the scarcity mindset. Mark Elsdon lives and works at the intersection of money and meaning as an entrepreneur, pastor, consultant, and speaker. He is cofounder of RootedGood, which seeks to create more good in the world through social innovation; executive director at Pres House on the University of Wisconsin's Madison campus; and owner of Elsdon Strategic Consulting. Mark is president of the board of directors of Working Capital for Community Needs (WCCN) an impact investing fund that provides micro-finance for the working poor in Latin America. Mark has a BA in Psychology from UC Berkeley, a Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary, and an MBA from the University of Wisconsin School of Business. Mark is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church, USA, and lives in Madison, Wisconsin with his spouse and two daughters. He is an avid cyclist and considers it a good year when he rides more miles on his bike than he drives in his car. Mark is donating 100% of author proceeds from the sale of We Aren't Broke to nonprofit organizations engaging in creative solutions to address the “wicked” problems he writes about in the book. Get a copy of Mark's book here: The Future Christian Podcast is a production of Torn Curtain Arts and Resonate Media. Support the Pod here!

“Lighting Another Candle, Doesn't Diminish Your Light; It Only Creates More Light.” On This Episode, 2RU-STORI Takes A Moment To Share Some Of The Lessons That He's Picked Up In The 1st Quarter Of The Year, Sharing How He's Preparing For Sowing Season Through The Lost Arts Of Creative Collaboration & Constructive Co-Operation. As A Centurionite Since I Was Yay High To A Computer Desk, I've Been Lucky Enough To Experience So Many Cultures; Through Music, Fashion, Television, The Internet & My Own Physical Travels; Returning Home To Centurion, After Nearly A Decade Away Schooling & Working In Braamfontein, I Found A New Wave Of Creative Talents Being Birthed / Incubated To Help Impact A Cultural Renaissance. One Thing You Should Know About Centurion And The New Pitori Wave, Is That Collaboration Is Our Natural Conversation... Cap City Culture, From The Onset, Has Been Built On A Solid Foundation Of Teamwork... From The Cyphers @ State, Onto The Strictly Hip-Hop Dance Competitions & Brick ‘N Mortar Merchandise Shops That We Experienced During The Mid 2000's, Through Onto The New Cultural Phenomena Like “Fontein”, Godspeed & The National Treasure Known As Focalistic, The Success Of Pitori Culture Has Always Been Underpinned By Collaboration. Somewhere In Centurion Right Now, There's A Creative Talent Preparing For Their Breakthrough, Due To Their Light Being Lit My A Fellow Centurionite On The Cusp Of Greatness... That The Centurion Way, If We're Keeping It 100. It's More Than Just Music For Us As Pretorian's; The Music, Lifestyle & Culture That We Produce, Package & Sell Is Intrinsically Unique To Us And The Lives That Our City Has Allowed Us To Live... Yet We Aren't Limited To Just Creative Expression, The New Wave Is Focused On Leveraging That Good Clout Into Those Great Bags & Levels Of Influence That Will Allow Us To Impact Lasting Changes In Our Communities. We Aren't Naive To Our Reality's, For Every Successful Young Pretorian Who You Will Meet In The Game Today, There Are 4 Highly Talented Individuals Who Didn't Get The Breaks They Needed To Get Over... That's What We're Working To Change, We Know That The Power Lies Within Us, So Now We're Rising Up To Take Full Control Of That Power & Work To Affect Lasting Positive Changes Within Our Society At Large... For We Know, That Lighting Another Candle Doesn't Diminish Your Light, It Only Creates More Light! Lesedi!

Bi-weekly dose of the latest and best in progressive, trance and techno worlds from Kirill 'Enlusion' Smirnov. http://facebook.com/EnlusionMusic http://twitter.com/_Enlusion http://soundcloud.com/Enlusion http://instagram.com/Enlusion http://vk.com/Enlusion Tracklist: 00:00 Timewave — Transcend (Serge Landar Remix) [Forescape Digital] 04:23 EDLands — Open the Universe (Alex Vidal Remix) [PHW Elements] 07:59 Pryda — Choo (Original Mix) [Pryda] 12:49 Scanfix — Floating (Original Mix) [Forescape Digital] 16:22 Moshic — Monsters World With No Hate (Gai Barone Remix) [Contrast] 21:50 Cosmithex — It Says (Original Mix) [JOOF Recordings] 29:12 John 00 Fleming — If I Don't Come Home (Facade Remix) [JOOF Recordings] 34:15 Kamilo Sanclemente — Elixir (Fuenka Remix) [FSOE UV] 38:32 Lilly Palmer — Listen To Me (Original Mix) [Senso Sounds] 41:08 Jim Ross — Broken Bone (Original Mix) [Fixate] 46:21 Alex Di Stefano — Dark Spicy (Don't Be Afraid Mix) [Respect] 51:26 Daniel Lesden & Enlusion — Dark Entity (Heads-down Mix) [Forescape Digital] 55:25 HedustMA — We Aren't Ready To Understand (Original Mix) [Ovnimoon]

Another year has passed.  I added a year to when I answer, "How old are you?"  Well, at least in theory.  I am an unreliable narrator for reporting my age.  By accident.  But on a repeated basis. That said, as I recorded this episode of the podcast, and write these words, I am celebrating 55 trips around the sun (and I complain I don't get to travel much!). I'm not sure about claiming wisdom, but I do claim some lessons from those years.  Lessons I keep learning and relearning.  Lessons I must remind myself about.  But lessons that matter to my life. While there are quite a few, 5 seemed to be appropriate for 55 years.  5 lessons from 55 years on this earth! I'd love to hear the lessons you've learned!  And I'd love to hear any questions or thoughts you might have about thriving.  But until then, listen in on the 5 lessons I have learned (and keep learning), and let me know if they are lessons you share. Listen below. RELATED RESOURCES Do Things Happen for a Reason? We Aren't Getting Out Alive! Your Purpose Thrive Principles Book

A voicemail from a wife who wants to connect better with her husband through kissing, but they have trouble doing so. An email about the connection between higher desire vs lower desire and spontaneous drive vs responsive drive. Is solo sex harmful to your health? What about sex outside of marriage? A husband can't shake his desire to explore a more free lifestyle now that marriage and kids and responsibilities have taken over his life.  Enjoy the show! Sponsors ... The State Of Our Union: Weekly conversation prompts to have meaningful conversations. https://smrnation.com/union The post We Aren’t Good Kissers #510 appeared first on Sexy Marriage Radio.

Despite sleepless nights, hair pulled out, and unfinanceable mortgages, Mark Elsdon says, "We Aren't Broke." On what grounds? Actually, on the ground beneath his building. His attention to invisible resources in the American church is worth a listen.

We Aren’t Going to War With China! The basement podcasters have been promising you a superhero movie ending, to the insanity surrounding the presidential election and the threats to democracy. Not only is that wishful thinking contradicting ALL evidence, but we’re also NOT going to war against China, as Mike Adams claims, and I explain why, here. I also give additional thoughts and recommendations about the Utah and USA freedom efforts, and how YOU can be instrumental in your state.

We Aren't Going to War With China! The basement podcasters have been promising you a superhero movie ending, to the insanity surrounding the presidential election and the threats to democracy. Not only is that wishful thinking contradicting ALL evidence, but we're also NOT going to war against China, as Mike Adams claims, and I explain why, here. I also give additional thoughts and recommendations about the Utah and USA freedom efforts, and how YOU can be instrumental in your state. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fedbyravens/support

Boomer and Zoomer - Shotgun News Creation - We are about to Hit the Great Reset Button! Are you Ready! Of course not! We Aren't Either #theboomerandthezoomer #podcast #boomerzoomerpodcast #josearteaga #josearteagapodcast #bitcoin Want to listen to The Boomer & The Zoomer LIVE? Then Check us out Every Tuesday and Thursday night at 9pm Eastern on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8cEKJSm8DgBzb7Y6m5ZWLQ New Schedule For This Podcast Uploads every Wednesday and Friday also check out the Boomer and The Zoomer on your Favorite podcast App Also follow me on... My Original YouTube Channel that is at Risk - https://www.youtube.com/josearteaga My Travel & YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvPemSKBukSLEtklQmHj5gg My New Live Cooking Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4fWsHGFgsY3qvBvip5reJQ Covid 1984 Face Mask - https://www.redbubble.com/i/mask/Covid-1984-by-josearteaga/47888343.9G0D8 The Rest of the Store - https://teespring.com/stores/jose-arteaga-the-store Christian's Artwork / Contact - https://www.christiankuk.com/ Bitcute - https://www.bitchute.com/channel/josearteaga/Use Referral Code - josearteaga LBRY - https://lbry.tv/@josearteagaUse Referral Code - https://api.lbry.com/user/refer?r=5LUwGwpCFaBurNShr7iZmeXDWFrF5ZfR Discord Chat Group - https://discord.gg/SGTkNTmJoin The Mayhem! See you there! Also don't forget to visit https://www.josearteaga.com for all kinds of great stuff! Visit the Merch Store! - https://teespring.com/stores/jose-arteaga-the-store Social Media Accounts Instagram - @jose__arteaga_ https://www.instagram.com/jose__arteaga_/ Twitter - @arteaga1825 https://twitter.com/arteaga1825 E-mail - josearteagatravels@gmail.com Love our Content? Here's How You Can Help Support The Channel! Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/josearteaga PayPal - paypal.me/josearteaga1825 Cash App - $josearteaga8 Try Cash App using my code and we'll each get $5! TSRGSKK https://cash.me/app/TSRGSKK Bitcoin - 18u7EqLDNLfBhpYHQXtqradHkeCQfnL7XA Litecoin - Lgqd1qbFFMeuNJFsJP18wXpV3o63ugZK7V --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jose-arteaga-podcast/support

Join our Weekly #EmunaClass Monday 245 pm Israel Time approx by #EliGoldsmith - Click, Share & Tune in together - https://www.facebook.com/breslev.english/videos/880381905832540/ as we are #NotAlone #UnitedSouls! Emuna is our Future as We Aren't Alone! Listen on our #UnityFlow Podcast - https://anchor.fm/eligoldsmith/ Also, join us for our last Tuesday night (moving to Sunday Weekly) 17th Nov at 11 pm guiding light on #Hitbodedut with special guest #DovidlWeinberg!! Emuna Class Q/A #16 Rosh Chodesh Kislev - hosted by #RavShalomArush in English - #SoulfulTorah - Click, Share & Join us - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeT6W3Aec14&feature=youtu.be! We welcome setting up meetings direct with Rav Arush by Zoom or Whatsapp & to join our #emunaclasses! Just like Toronto on 29th Nov, you and your Community can bring Rav Arush to your events via our online #EmunaTour! B'H --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/breslevisrael/support

Join our Weekly #EmunaClass Monday 245 pm Israel Time approx by #EliGoldsmith - Click, Share & Tune in together - https://www.facebook.com/breslev.english/videos/880381905832540/ as we are #NotAlone #UnitedSouls! Emuna is our Future as We Aren't Alone! Listen on our #UnityFlow Podcast - https://anchor.fm/eligoldsmith/ Also, join us for our last Tuesday night (moving to Sunday Weekly) 17th Nov at 11 pm guiding light on #Hitbodedut with special guest #DovidlWeinberg!! Emuna Class Q/A #16 Rosh Chodesh Kislev - hosted by #RavShalomArush in English - #SoulfulTorah - Click, Share & Join us - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeT6W3Aec14&feature=youtu.be! We welcome setting up meetings direct with Rav Arush by Zoom or Whatsapp & to join our #emunaclasses! Just like Toronto on 29th Nov, you and your Community can bring Rav Arush to your events via our online #EmunaTour! B'H Q/A direct to UnityInspiresProjects@Gmail.com :)! #specialupdates TBA - #onlineteaching! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eligoldsmith/support

Keith White is a New York based artist. He is a singer, actor, writer doing his best to express himself with words and music. Keith was raised in Augusta, GA and in The Bay Area of Northern California creating a unique blend of southern soul and California love as his base for his artistic journey. He attended college at the Boston Conservatory where he studied musical theatre then moved to New York City to pursue a career on Broadway. Notably Keith was in the 2nd National Tour of Jersey Boys and then made his Broadway debut in the Original Broadway Cast of A Bronx Tale. Since ending his run on Broadway, Keith has performed regionally in theaters all of the country, appeared on TV on CBS's Unforgettable and Starz Godfather Of Harlem, gigged in various clubs all over New York City with his solo music shows and his solo cabaret show We All Try: A Frank Ocean Tribute Show. Keith currently is writing new theater and digital shows, songs, and poems. You can see some of his writing in Drew Gasaprini's We Aren't Kids Anymore and one of the themes songs for the podcast Just Make It Stupid. @itsyaboykeithwhite SFX by Zapsplat

Questions, Comments, Suggestions - Show Email - archivett24@yahoo.com "The life of a play begins and ends at the moment of the performance. It is here that authors, actors and directors express what they have to say. If the play has a future, a chance to last, it can only reside in the memory of those who were present and who have kept a trace of it in their hearts. No form or interpretation is eternal. In theatre a form must be fixed for a short time, then it must pass. As the world changes, there will always be and must always be new and totally unpredictable performances". Peter Brook News and Notes: TheatreTimes.com - THE MAGIC IS IN THE MINIATURE: TOY THEATRE THRIVES ONLINE DURING QUARANTINE TheatreTimes.com - VR, THEATRE AND THE IMPORTANCE OF IMMERSION The Stage - Coronavirus: Three more months of lockdown could end our careers, say 35% working in comedy Playbill.com - Cast of Broadway's Sing Street to Perform Benefit Concert From Their Homes Around the World Playbill.com - Watch Drew Gasparini's Virtual Concert for We Aren’t Kids Anymore WhatsOnStage - Six musical releases worldwide performance from isolation featuring casts from the West End, Broadway and more Scenography - Facebook Scenography - POP - Palladio Olimpico Project It is a new initiative of the Municipality of Vicenza to try to make the visit to the Olympic Theater innovative through a narrative model, conceived by Alessandro Baricco and the Scuola H]olden. Now watch this video. http://www.comune.vicenza.it/…/attrattiv…/teatroolimpico.php http://www.teatrolimpicovicenza.it/

It’s no secret that people worldwide have been negatively effected by the worldwide pandemic outbreak of the Coronavirus. While it seems all of sport has come to a screeching halt; Dana White and the UFC have assured fight fans “We Aren’t Stopping”, “Fights Will Go On” but with events as recent as today Monday March 16th; it seems even being buddies with Donald Trump wont allow for an exception. Crazy times. Stay safe out there. But don’t fret. #TheShowMustGoOn #DLSS | Listen. Subscribe & Share and don’t forget to Rate & Review! And as always ENJOY!

Dragon’s Lair! Did you see the art and episode announcement and got excited? WELL DIAL IT BACK! WE AREN’T TALKING ABOUT THE GOOD ONE! We dive into the SNES port – and what a doozy. Tyler and Dave do talk about the works of Don Bluth, smells we think everyone needs to smell, and bring … Continue reading → The post Ep. 540 – Dragon’s Lair appeared first on TADPOG: Tyler and Dave Play Old Games.

Daripada ngobrol banyak sama orang lain yang belum tentu nemu solusi malah bikin emosi, mendingan coba aja dulu ngobrol sama diri sendiri. Setiap seminggu sekali bakalan muncul di podcast We Aren’t Robot bersama Dostkii.

In the second part of a two part conversation we discuss: How to write an effective artist statement, Write an artist statement like you are infallible, An artist statement is a link between the work and the mystery behind the work, Explain the 'why' of the work, Generational disconnect between teachers and students in art schools, the secondary art market and how none of the money goes to artists, The myth of the starving artist, Art is not essential, Why not a starving doctor or staring lawyer, I don't want to fail at something I know I am going to be mediocre at, Artist residencies, The desire for time, space, and money, The power of a residency is also in how you treat your time 2 months leading up to and up to 6 months after the residency itself, the most power moves are lateral, The most powerful people you meet are the people that make you feel like it was a gift that you were even around them, and Outsider art. http://www.kevindemery.com https://www.instagram.com/rohanayinde   About Much of the work I make sits on the borders of painting and sculpture. Triangulating biography, American politics, and images related to African American trauma, I have developed a language that employs iconography and subtleties in tandem. The works of Cady Noland, Robert Morris, and David Hammons have provided a linage through which I view my practice. What drives my creative process most is a desire to alchemically transform objects and material to address nuance in black historical narratives. I traverse multiple styles of making and presentation to draw the viewer into an environment with each piece. I work this way as a means to reveal the power of the imagery used and evoke curiosity in the narratives that lie within them. One of my recent works, "Things Fall Apart," 2018, is a poetic response to authoritarian restrictions on childhood based on race. In the work, the shape of a swing set is fashioned after a police barricade and painted a matte black to mask its direct association. One of the two seats painted has an elementary triad pattern that is reminiscent of play structures, the other seat is painted with a Pan-African flag scheme and sits close enough to the ground to almost be rendered useless. The work's primary design is to question the ability of black children to empower themselves while within a subjugated state. Alternatively, other works I make have direct responses to art historical narratives. My piece “We Aren't Supposed to Love Each Other Anyways”, 2016, is a part of a series inspired by Robert Morris's “Untitled (Corner Piece)”, 1964. In this work, I borrow the gesture of fabricating a plywood triangular corner piece, while interjecting a narrative of trauma in using a destroyed images of Fred Hampton, prominent martyr of the 1960's black power movement. This gesture, combined with the minimized scale in comparison to Morris, I force the viewer to stare down at the object as if it were a headstone or backed into a corner away from prominent view. These differences highlight the range of source materials and presentations I seek. I often think of my work as a hybrid between site-specific installation and black cultural ephemera; decaying and disappearing much like the histories it draws from and therefore sits on the perimeters of an art object, a monument, and detritus. Please be sure to visit our Patreon page and help support the podcast by being part of the conversation. The more money raised, the larger the global reach we can offer you: https://www.patreon.com/thewisefool For more information about the host, Matthew Dols http://www.matthewdols.com

In the first part of a two part conversation we discuss: Art Institutes, Leaving graduate school, The current state of academia, The loss of tenure track teaching jobs, The need to build economies around yourself, Sponsors and podcast funding, How to use social media as a visual artist, the need to be cognizant of the conversation you are having in the art world, Taking time off social media, The unknown next art movements, Visual activism, Craft and craftsmanship, What should be the defining characteristic of an artists work, Race, gender, religion, etc, and the fact that prejudice is not power necessarily, it's what happens when you can back up that prejudice with power. http://www.kevindemery.com https://www.instagram.com/rohanayinde   About Much of the work I make sits on the borders of painting and sculpture. Triangulating biography, American politics, and images related to African American trauma, I have developed a language that employs iconography and subtleties in tandem. The works of Cady Noland, Robert Morris, and David Hammons have provided a linage through which I view my practice. What drives my creative process most is a desire to alchemically transform objects and material to address nuance in black historical narratives. I traverse multiple styles of making and presentation to draw the viewer into an environment with each piece. I work this way as a means to reveal the power of the imagery used and evoke curiosity in the narratives that lie within them. One of my recent works, "Things Fall Apart," 2018, is a poetic response to authoritarian restrictions on childhood based on race. In the work, the shape of a swing set is fashioned after a police barricade and painted a matte black to mask its direct association. One of the two seats painted has an elementary triad pattern that is reminiscent of play structures, the other seat is painted with a Pan-African flag scheme and sits close enough to the ground to almost be rendered useless. The work's primary design is to question the ability of black children to empower themselves while within a subjugated state. Alternatively, other works I make have direct responses to art historical narratives. My piece “We Aren't Supposed to Love Each Other Anyways”, 2016, is a part of a series inspired by Robert Morris's “Untitled (Corner Piece)”, 1964. In this work, I borrow the gesture of fabricating a plywood triangular corner piece, while interjecting a narrative of trauma in using a destroyed images of Fred Hampton, prominent martyr of the 1960's black power movement. This gesture, combined with the minimized scale in comparison to Morris, I force the viewer to stare down at the object as if it were a headstone or backed into a corner away from prominent view. These differences highlight the range of source materials and presentations I seek. I often think of my work as a hybrid between site-specific installation and black cultural ephemera; decaying and disappearing much like the histories it draws from and therefore sits on the perimeters of an art object, a monument, and detritus. Please be sure to visit our Patreon page and help support the podcast by being part of the conversation. The more money raised, the larger the global reach we can offer you: https://www.patreon.com/thewisefool For more information about the host, Matthew Dols http://www.matthewdols.com

Back at it this week after hurricane Dorian. If you have the means, please donate to the relief effort for the Bahamas. You can send your donation to one of the organizations listed at the website in the title of this episode. Here are this weeks topics: We Aren't Geographically Inclined Oat Milk Stinks Fantasy Football Punishments Patrick Is Running for Mayor

Outtakes from our episode, "We Aren't Even Gone In 60 Minutes" all about us hate-watching the 2000 car theft/chance movie, "Gone in 60 Seconds." Un-stealable Mercedes? PUH-LEASE! Email us: KillerFunPodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Facebook: fb.me/KillerFunPodcastAll the Tweets: http://twitter.com/KillerFunPodInstagram: killerfunpodcast

A Bigger Cross by Rabbi Brian https://rbpodcasts.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/A_Bigger_Cross.mp3 Podcast: Rabbi Brian ponders the idea that there will always be a bigger cross – more suffering. But, the bottom line is WE AREN'T MEANT TO SUFFER. A Bigger Cross Subscribe iTunes Subscribe Android A Bigger Cross

Happy New Year! We are so very excited to release our first episode of Co-Op the Podcast! Co-Op the Podcast is a weekly podcast where our hosts, Raven and Jesse, discuss topics ranging from video and tabletop gaming to football and comic books. Join them every week to hear about what they’re playing, reading, and watching! This week’s theme is New Year’s Resolutions! From eating less crap to playing more Dungeons and Dragons, learn what the Co-Op couple has in store for 2019! In this episode, our hosts also talk about what the did over the holidays! They discuss the newest DC Universe film - Aquaman, and tabletop games like The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31, Shadows of Brimstone, and Good Society. They also briefly delve into the hit anime My Hero Academia! Thanks for joining us for our first episode - We Aren’t Experts! Please subscribe, review, and join us on social media!

How do we marry faith and reason? How should we pursue meaning, and can we fully know the Truth? How can we live in light of death?   In this solo episode, Adam delves into the tension that lies between faith and reason, and shows us how we can live a life of faith (especially) without knowing all the answers.   For the full show notes, visit: theupandcomersshow.com/episodes/faith     Time-Markers:   1:00 - Inspiration for Episode   2:30 - Faith   5:00 - Meaning   7:00 - Faith-Factor Scale   9:00 - We Aren't in Charge

Podfriends! We are back for another episode!! We hope you didn’t miss us too much! Our break wasn’t planned at all. But it ended up working out. AM starts the show off by blaming the break on Jo. But it’s all in love. Grey’s Anatomy wasn’t as exciting this week. But it didn’t disappoint. The Real Olivia finally showed up. And we STILL don’t know what the HELL is going on with How to Get Away with Murder…. No shocker there! We wrap it up talking about Grown-ish escalated school schedule, Married to Medicine sudden depature (We Aren’t Ready) and STANNING over Black Panther! Ryan Coogler is a real nigga. For show suggestions make sure you check out our Instagram page! In case you didn’t have a chance to watch everything, here’s a time breakdown of this week show: MAIN ATTRACTIONS: • Grey’s Anatomy - Top of the Show • Scandal - 12:18 • How to Get Away with Murder – 24:53 ROLLING CREDITS: (30:57) • Grown-ish • Married to Medicine • Black Panther Until next time... Happy Watching. XOXO CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE: https://www.dearshowrunner.com/ FOLLOW THE TEAM: Instagram: www.instagram.com/dearshowrunners/ www.instagram.com/honestlyam/ www.instagram.com/jo_justjo1/ Like Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/dearshowrunners/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/dearshowrunners www.twitter.com/AmBeeC

Esme Raji Codell's book, Educating Esme, is about her first year teaching fifth grade in a rough and tumble area of Chicago. Esme takes the reader along during the summer before her teaching career starts, as she accepts a position in a new public school. Esme has the tireless energy of all young, new teachers and a deep-rooted belief that no matter what, it is the students that matter. As you listen to her classroom tales, you can’t help but draw parallels between Esme and her classroom, and new leaders and their teams in the workplace. The lessons are the same, and the results are predictable: leaders succeed when they own everything about their job and their team, and the team succeeds when the leader is engaged and the team is invested in the mission. INDEX0:00 Intro and Background of the Book1:54 Why Did They Hire Me?6:32 The Fairy Tale Festival Proposal10:54 The Late Night Calls18:37 Reframing and Finding Creative Solutions33:13 Inventors37:12 Greek Gods39:50 Cajun Christmas42:36 Read Aloud Time45:03 We Aren’t Here to be Liked48:43 Teacher’s Meetings52:46 When the Team Doesn’t Perform56:02 Storytelling Festival1:01:31 How Do I Know I Am Doing It Right?1:03:06 Outro and Next EpisodeVisit www.modernathenas.com for links to all episodes. Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or YouTube. Send us feedback or leave a review! Thanks for listening.Follow us on Twitter/Facebook @modernathenasFollow us on Instagram @themodernathenaspodcastThanks for listening and sharing in the conversation.

Esme Raji Codell's book, Educating Esme, is about her first year teaching fifth grade in a rough and tumble area of Chicago. Esme takes the reader along during the summer before her teaching career starts, as she accepts a position in a new public school. Esme has the tireless energy of all young, new teachers and a deep-rooted belief that no matter what, it is the students that matter. As you listen to her classroom tales, you can’t help but draw parallels between Esme and her classroom, and new leaders and their teams in the workplace. The lessons are the same, and the results are predictable: leaders succeed when they own everything about their job and their team, and the team succeeds when the leader is engaged and the team is invested in the mission. INDEX0:00 Intro and Background of the Book1:54 Why Did They Hire Me?6:32 The Fairy Tale Festival Proposal10:54 The Late Night Calls18:37 Reframing and Finding Creative Solutions33:13 Inventors37:12 Greek Gods39:50 Cajun Christmas42:36 Read Aloud Time45:03 We Aren’t Here to be Liked48:43 Teacher’s Meetings52:46 When the Team Doesn’t Perform56:02 Storytelling Festival1:01:31 How Do I Know I Am Doing It Right?1:03:06 Outro and Next EpisodeVisit www.modernathenas.com for links to all episodes. Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or YouTube. Send us feedback or leave a review! Thanks for listening.Follow us on Twitter/Facebook @modernathenasFollow us on Instagram @themodernathenaspodcastThanks for listening and sharing in the conversation.

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The Overthinkers tackle the commercials and halftime show from Super Bowl XLIX Episode 344: We Aren’t What You Think We Are originally appeared on Overthinking It, the site subjecting the popular culture to a level of scrutiny it probably doesn't deserve. [Latest Posts | Podcast (iTunes Link)]

From Day ONE Men are taught that to be a MAN you must…Be STRONG...Have No Emotions...Be the Provider!The TRUTH is...Times are ROUGH...We DO have Emotions...We Aren’t Always Strong!!!Find out the tools to begin to live your life in balance and develop intimacy with yourself and in your relationships. The "Life Balance Wheel" (http://www.mensintimacy.com/?p=3) and the 4th Step of AA are great tools to discovering who we are at the inner core of our being.

From Day ONE Men are taught that to be a MAN you must…Be STRONG...Have No Emotions...Be the Provider!The TRUTH is...Times are ROUGH...We DO have Emotions...We Aren’t Always Strong!!!Find out the tools to begin to live your life in balance and develop intimacy with yourself and in your relationships. The "Life Balance Wheel" (http://www.mensintimacy.com/?p=3) and the 4th Step of AA are great tools to discovering who we are at the inner core of our being.