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Song: They Never Got the ChanceMusic and Song Intro by: Gail Nobles © 2022Story by: Gail NoblesPhoto credit: Tony Alter - https://flic.kr/p/6zz34VUsage: CC BY 2.0Today's topic: Whitney Houston & Michael Jackson It is said that Whitney H. and Michael J. never made a record together. Michael Jackson wanted Whitney to record his duet, "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" in the 80's. Whitney was burning up the charts and her first album was hot. It is said that Whitney's record label, Arista, would not take Michael's offer. They were afraid that Whitney would be overexposed. Sounds like a poor excuse to me. Both Whitney and Michael were super. Why would there be a problem? Whitney H. was new and that would not have been a good excuse either. Whitney was already known when she sang with Jermaine Jackson. The world was just beginning to know Whitney during that time. People love to hear great singers together whether they are new or not. As a matter of fact, I remember hearing Jermaine J. And Whitney H. sing two songs together. They were, If You Say My Eyes are Beautiful, and Nobody Loves Me Like You Do. Whitney Houston even sang with Teddy Pendergrass. Michael was the king of pop and Whitney was rising high. Well, Whitney went on singing down through the years and never made a record with Michael. Whitney and Michael should have made a record together.You're listening to the Whitney Soul Podcast, and I'm you're host Gail Nobles.

This week, in part two of our ongoing series about pet care, Brennen and Tracy are sitting down with Whitney H. the manager of Frolic Pet Services to talk about the amazing services they are offering in the Seattle and Puget Sound area! We know that during quarentimes more than a few of people may have picked up a new furry companion to take the edge of their stress, or maybe you've just let their training lapse a bit and now you're worried about leaving your pet to go back to work, maybe none of these are true and you are just super into lizards. If any of these are sounding familiar then you definitely can have some great take aways from listening to this weeks episode and getting acquainted with the services Frolic Pet Services offers. Seriously, they deal with everything from dogs to poison dart frogs, it is wild. Also check out their Instagram at www.instagram.com/FrolicPet/ it's cute pictures of animals, so what not to love? If you have a local business in the Seattle area you would like us to spotlight, or you have other questions about real estate, or whatever, feel free to reach out to us: Instagram Facebook Twitter Also online at: TheClouseGroup.com As always thanks for listening, and we will see you next month with a new Close to Home! Our Opening theme: “Inspired” By Kevin Mcleod (incomptech.com) Other music (in order used): “Good Times” By Patrick Patrikios “We Don’t Know How it Ends” By Lee Rosevere (leerosevere.bandcamp.com) Music obtained and Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/Our Opening theme: “Inspired” By Kevin Mcleod (incomptech.com) Other music (in order used): “Good Times” By Patrick Patrikios “We Don’t Know How it Ends” By Lee Rosevere (leerosevere.bandcamp.com) Music obtained and Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Without a doubt, the coronavirus pandemic coupled with ongoing demonstrations and protests have changed the landscape for conversations and creative output. In particular, musicians have taken this time for self-reflection on the state of the music industry and their individual responsibilities in moving the conversation forward. For Charlotte-based singer-songwriter Kelsey Ryan, the past five months have been an opportunity to write, listen, and find new meaning through the "grit and grin" of country music.

Progressive R&B artist and Charlotte native Whitney Hall is a self-described “trifecta:” a black lesbian woman who is proudly centered in communities of color, LGBTQIA+ and music. On the 50th anniversary of Pride’s Stonewall Uprising, amid nationwide demonstrations against police brutality and systemic racism following the death of George Floyd, Whitney H shares her thoughts … Continue reading "‘It’s Our Responsibility’: R&B Artist Whitney H On Centering LGBT Voices Of Color" The post ‘It’s Our Responsibility’: R&B Artist Whitney H On Centering LGBT Voices Of Color appeared first on Amplifier.

Gleaves Whitney is joined by H.W. Brands in an extended edition of Lunch & Learn with Gleaves. Bill is a long-time friend of the Hauenstein Center, a renowned historian, and best-selling author. He will join Gleaves to discuss his new book, Dreams of El Dorado: A History of the American West.

This hiii week's potcast we chat about: Hiiiking a new trail (Jewish Community Center), Shaun's work employee is wanted for attempted murder, the darkness of Forensic File, 10 year challenge, the "reemergence" of Sade, but confusing Sade with Selena, the beginning of Shaun's plant based journey, the Vegan lifestyle, potcasting in the Botanical Garden restroom, becoming birds of prey in our next life, how nice all of the parks' restrooms are, was Whitney H. truly a crackhead, the logistics of poop, yellow pee, the art of patience, the anxiousness of hiii. Enjoy!

In this episode we discuss Netflix’s Bird Box, internet goes wild after accidental Instagram horizontal scroll feed update, creepy trailer released for Jordan Peele’s ‘Us’, Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus finally tie the knot after 10 years, Kim K criticized for letting North West wear lipstick, Offset spends over $106,000 on Christmas gifts for Cardi B, sports talk and more! Watch the interview with Whitney H & Bianca Cruz here: https://youtu.be/yZ1h0ulk0mw We Break Silence Show E.Charlez - Pamela Rosario - Cash Walken - Vania

Photo by Whitney H via Flickr Some call the tween years a "second toddlerhood." Like toddlers, tweens are striving for independence and determined to do things on their own. Except when they'd rather not. Some days, they want nothing more than to be little kids again, cuddled in your lap. The mood swings of tween boys catch many parents off guard, especially parents who mistakenly bought into the idea that "boys are easier." Truth is, the tween years are a challenge: for you, and for your kids. That's because a lot of physical, neurological and emotional growth happens between the ages of 10 and 14. Your boys are changing -- so quickly, in fact, that it is literally difficult to keep up. Whether this is your first or third (or seventh!) time through the tween years, you likely need support, information and humor.  We're here to give it to you. In this episode, Jen & Janet discuss: Common reactions to the tween years Why your kids need reassurance during their tweens How the physical changes of tween-dom lead to common behavioral changes (Hint: increased testosterone leads to increased body odor and increased risk-taking) The 10-year gap between experience emotions, and learning to control them Why the tween years can be emotionally triggering for parents The importance of self-care during the tween years "Potted plant" parenting  -- and why it may be the best way to parent tweens and teens Sam's 24 Hour Garage Challenge The value of playfulness (for tweens and their parents!) Mental health concerns in the tween years (the peak onset age for most mental health disorders is 14) Why you must make sure your son is connected with adult males Jen's 3 Tips for Surviving the Tween Years Links we mentioned (or should have) in Episode 135: Top 6 Tips for Parenting Tween Boys 120: Hygiene Help for Tween & Teen Boys Brainstorm: The Power and Purpose of the Teenage Brain, by Daniel J Siegel, MD What Do Teenagers Want? Potted Plant Parents -- NYT article by Lisa Damour 123: The Good News about Bad Behavior with Katherine Reynolds Lewis 110: Talk to Boys about Sex with Amy Lang 128: 21st Century Sex Ed with Jo Langford Author Ann Douglas on How to Health Boys with Mental Health Challenges -- Q & A with the author of Parenting Through the Storm: Find Help, Hope and Strength When Your Child Has Psychological Problems 132: Risk-Taking Boys with Mom Judi Ketteler Brain Rules: 12 Principles for Surviving and Thriving at Work, Home, and School, by John Medina.  Also:  Attack of the Teenage Brain

We're back for a 2nd season! We talk with Whitney H.S. adviser (and JEA President) Sarah Nichols about starting the year off and how she builds her culture. She also talks about her vision for JEA and how you can get involved. 

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It's better late than never and here we have a very unusual mix of Hosky non, if you want the mp3 right click thisIf you only down this on the weekend then there was an episode on Wednesday, which was pretty funny, so I would recommend you to check it out - Hosks Half Hour - Episode 77 - The Ducks Must Be Cold!Hosk Stand upsun story - mum finds special film on son's mobileWeekly X factor rant - they said she was Whitney HThe Soap Mythbuster - one loves whilst the other hatesrandom Hosk stuffbomb disposal van command respectNorthern man goes to the pondNews Nuggetoutrage as sweet porn hits the marketeating biscuits is a dangerous businesshorrorcannibal girlSongsX Factor replyHosk drives off with bookIf you have any funny stories, funny news clips or anything remotely amusing on the web also if anyone wants to email me hoskshalfhour@gmail.comIf you want to download the mp3 of the podcast click the title of this blog entry which is -Hosks Half Hour - Episode 78 - When Biscuits AttackDon't forget you can subscribe to this podcast by clicking on the link on the top left of the page, or the one belowPodcast feed Subscribe to feedHere is the facebook group to Hosks Half Hour - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=6397727373finally go and vote for me on podcast alley, podcast pickle and all the other podcast directories even iTunes, go go go, VOTE VOTE VOTEAdd to iTunesYou can subscribe to the podcast with this http://feeds2.feedburner.com/HosksHalfHour