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Reference Source: NPR Code Switch: Dispatches from the living memory of trans people of colorIdentity, Stealth, and Staying Submarine When the Wolves Come OutI heard a line on Code Switch that stuck with me: “I'm staying in my lane. I can't speak for you.”This is my lane. I'm not your hero or blueprint. I'm just a man with a few stories — potatoes in a rock soup — about how identity can be sanctuary, then trap, then survival trick when the world turns mean.I first learned what I call the vampire door in Norwich, England, 1990. By day it was farmers and muddy boots. By night some of those same men slipped through the door of the town's lone gay disco. A pint in hand, glitter on the collar, nod to the bouncer. An orbit under Donna Summer. Then cloak back up before sunrise.It was a door you stepped through when you needed to be seen — and stepped back out when you needed to be safe. I carried that logic home with me: the door always swings both ways.But I'd felt that door long before England. At GW in 1988, I was living blocks from Dupont Circle — one of the loudest, bravest queer neighborhoods in America. Back then D.C. was neon and sweat: drag races on 17th, basement bars, whole blocks that felt like portals. My friends and I — queer, straight, shape-shifters — learned fast: the bar at seven is family, the bar at eleven is the pack. If you don't feel the shift, you don't make it home.Later I saw the same logic online. The WELL, The MetaNetwork — early “walled gardens” that needed a password, a vouch. Small. Sacred. Not because they hid treasure, but because meaning leaks when the wrong eyes peek in. That's why I still love my Freemason lodge. Anyone can see the charity dinner — but when the doors close, there's a man with a sword. Context is fragile. Leak the lodge, salt the garden.People hear stealth and think it's fear. Sometimes stealth is just strategy. Like a concealed-carry instructor once told me: “The best weapon is the one nobody knows you have.” Same for your identity. Don't print it on a flag when you know the street outside is still 1950. Sometimes staying submarine is how you get to YAWP again tomorrow.Walt Whitman's YAWP is America's big queer shout — but this country loves it embalmed. The living version it fears. The louder you glow, the more antibodies you summon. You become uranium: radiant, potent, and a perfect fuel for the machine that'll spin you up and point you back at yourself.That's how the pack does it now. Not clubs or chains, but money and legal twists. Look at Skrmetti: SCOTUS upholds Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for minors. Or Planned Parenthood: the Court says states can block Medicaid for everything — contraception, cancer checks, not just abortion. Sanctions turned inward. The message is simple: amputate the piece that makes us squirm, or starve.The bar at seven is your found family. The bar at eleven is the werewolves. And the pack is bigger than a club — it's donors, lawyers, ghost rules from 1950 still sitting in the court. You can't extrapolate the sweaty Pride float to the rest of the country. The vibe shift is real. The pack is always circling.So here's my lane. I was never the hero. I was the shape-shifter who knew when to slip back through the vampire door before the vibe turned. Pretty enough to drink your Absolut — smart enough to leave before you asked me to explain.I'm not telling you to hide forever. I'm telling you: visibility is power if you understand how the pack moves. Stealth is not shame — it's strategy. Context is a garden. Spill it for clout, and you salt the soil. Your YAWP is holy. So is your cloak.Stay submarine when you need to.Always gone before eleven.

This is your narrator for this series, Dr. Rick Reiman. Americans know too little about the Early American Republic, the Republic of President Thomas Jefferson, leading to the War of 1812 and its aftermath, the Era of Good Feelings.  In this overview of Chapter 7 from The American Yawp, I summarize its major themes.  This … Continue reading NEW! An Abridged Overview of Chapter 7 from “The American Yawp” Textbook: “The Early Republic” →

The story of American history, the “American Yawp,” begins with this chapter, Indigenous America, spanning 10,000 years of history. There is nothing quite like it in history, as you will hear when you listen to it.

What do you wish I asked this guest? What was your "quotable moment" from this episode? Have you ever mistaken someone for a celebrity in the most awkward of settings? You'll relate to Lera's hilarious mishap at Walmart, where she thought a woman's sister was Danny DeVito! Join us as we laugh through the aftermath and her roommate's priceless reaction. Then, get ready for an eerie twist with Macy from the Witch Bitch Amateur Hour as she recounts a cleansing ritual that takes a turn with an unexpected visit from Baba Yaga. These stories blend humor and the supernatural, providing a glimpse into the wild and quirky life of modern witches.Feeling the need for protection? We delve into the emotional and powerful journey of waking up with a call to perform a protection ritual involving elemental offerings and invoking the presence of Baba Yaga. Hear about the transformative energy of binding a toxic individual and the unique process of cleansing a valley-surrounded home. And just when you think it couldn't get any more adventurous, we recount a chaotic escapade of getting lost in a poorly designed school and a dramatic wolf rescue in the woods, highlighting the themes of bravery and unexpected paths.Join us on a nostalgic ride with Andrea of Appalachia as she shares heartwarming and humorous childhood memories in her father's magical blue van from the 90s. From chaotic pigeon incidents to makeshift seat mishaps, these stories showcase the ingenuity and resilience of her family. Wrapping up, laugh along with Charlye's first spell using a potato and Robyn's childhood misconception about eating Babybel cheese. Embrace the quirkiness with our proposed #babybellchallenge on Instagram—who can resist trying all the flavors? Tune in for an episode filled with laughter, magical experiences, and the enchanting quirks of witch life!Support the showSupport the show and get tons of bonus content, videos, monthly spell boxes, and more at CrepuscularConjuration.com!Or become a paying subscriber on Buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1777532/supportWant to see if you're a good fit for the show? (Hint: if you're a witch, you probably are!) email me at youraveragewitchpodcast at gmail.comFollow YAW at:instagram.com/youraveragewitchpodcastfacebook.com/youraveragewitchpodcastReview the show on Apple podcastspodcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/your-average-witch-podcast/id1567845483

In many ways, I regard this as my best recording of a chapter from “The American Yawp” yet.  I have deleted nothing from the text edited by its editors, Joseph Locke and Ben Wright.  I have added passages of my own where I think additions were needed to clarify what the original authors were trying … Continue reading NEW! Rick Reiman Narrates Chapter 6, “The New Nation,” from “The American Yawp,” a Free OER American History Textbook →

In the course that covers the first half of American History, the chapter on the Sectional Crisis of the Union, also sometimes called “The Impending Crisis,” leading to the American Civil War, is the penultimate such chapter.  Next to the magisterial, Pulitzer Prize-winning history of the crisis written by the great historian David Potter, that … Continue reading NEW! Rick Reiman Narrates Chapter 13, “The Sectional Crisis,” from the Open Source History Textbook, “The American Yawp” →

No ordeal in American history changed America so much or so enduringly as the American Civil War.  Listen as well as read of the odyssey and what it was all about, or just listen with this audio offering.

Join me, Dr. Rick Reiman, for my reading of the chapter on British North America, Chapter 3 to be precise, from The American Yawp, the celebrated Open Source textbook on the history of the United States and the lands that would become the American Nation.

Here is my audio narration of “Colliding Cultures,” a history of European and English colonization of early colonial America, a clash of cultures indeed.  This is from the Open Source textbook, “The American Yawp,” free to anyone interested, as we all should be, in American history.

World War II was a change agent in history like no other.  It can best be understood in pieces, barely grasped as a whole.  In this audio narration of Chapter 24 of The American Yawp, a U.S. History Textbook available as a free, modifiable educational resource, I narrate the American history piece.  The chapter sets … Continue reading NEW! An Audio Narration of “World War II,” Chapter 24 from the Free Cultural Resource, “The American Yawp” Textbook →

History Speaks again!  My audio narration of “The Great Depression,” chapter twenty-three from the blockbuster Open Resource textbook, The American Yawp, is now out. As an historian myself, I have enhanced this recording and narrative by Joseph Locke and Ben Wright with a few additions of my own, in keeping with the democratic principles of Open Educational Resources … Continue reading NEW! Audio Narration of “The Great Depression” from the Free Open Educational Resource, “The American Yawp” →

History Speaks!  My audio narration of “The Great Depression,” chapter twenty-three from the blockbuster Open Resource textbook, The American Yawp, is here. As an historian myself, I have enhanced this recording and narrative by Joseph Locke and Ben Wright with a few additions of my own, in keeping with the democratic principles of Open Educational … Continue reading NEW! My Audio Narration of Chapter 23, “The Great Depression,” from THE AMERICAN YAWP →

Brooklyn Poets Yawp open mic, 2.12.24, featuring Shira Erlichman (3:43) and Poem of the Month winner Evan Thomas Cummings for "Everything at All Times" (1:12:43). For more info, go to brooklynpoets.org/events/yawp.

2023 Brooklyn Poets Yawp Poem of the Year Contest, featuring winner s.e. zelalem for "notes on blk lovrs" (49:41) and runner-up Alexis Dibbs for "For the Plants" (15:07). For more info, go to brooklynpoets.org/events/yawp.

2022 Brooklyn Poets Yawp Poem of the Year Contest, featuring winner Yumiko Gonzalez Rios for "Rui Asks How I Feel About the Body as Home" (36:29) and co-runners-up Lily Perry for "Ode to Seventh Grade" (49:21) and Madeline Phillips for "The Night My Dog Mazy's Appetite Came Back" (1:12:19). For more info, go to brooklynpoets.org/events/yawp.

O Captain! My Captain! Who knew Dead Poets Society (1989) would make us so emotional? These dang boys and their sweet friendship! We go through such a journey with the magnetic Mr. Keating but don't worry, we still find time to secretly meet up in a cave and talk about the official Losers Club candles, Gators and Goats, Degrassi, good boy hair, teacher cringe, and the Dead Pants Society.  Find us on social media and wherever you get your podcasts: https://lnk.bio/OX6t

Capital and Labor This is a reading of Chapter 16, on Capital and Labor, of The American Yawp, a free Open Educational Resource U.S. History textbook. This reading is by Dr. Richard Reiman, Ph.D., History. Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Reconstruction This is a reading of Chapter 15, on Reconstruction, of The American Yawp, a free Open Educational Resource U.S. History textbook. This reading is by Dr. Richard Reiman, Ph.D., History. Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0)

The show begins with Mark Normand recounting the time he almost got stampered by a petard. The rest of the episode is devoted to various calculations and yawps.

Neall Calvert has twenty-five years' experience as a journalist, book editor and writer. His poetry has been published in Strathcona Collective, Yawp! [India], The Men's Journal, Thunder Stick, Borrowed Solace, Dreamers, Open Minds Quarterly, the 2019 Durvile / Alberta book "Vistas of the West: Poems and Visuals of Nature," the 2022 Caitlin Press / BC book "Worth More Standing: Poets and Activists Pay Homage to Trees," and online at Recovering The Self and the League of Canadian Poets' Poetry Pause and Fresh Voices. Prose pieces have appeared in print in a Douglas & McIntyre anthology and at Recovering The Self. A resume of his publications, and stories on the mystical life and connecting to nature, appear at . Neall is writing a prose / poetry memoir of a long healing journey out of trauma. See Facebook, "Neall Calvert, Poet": www.facebook.com/CampbellRiverPoet You can also follow Neall on Twitter, here. As always, we would love to hear from you. Have you tried send me a message on the Eh Poetry Podcast page yet? Either way, we would like to reward you for checking out these episode notes with a special limited time coupon for 15% off your next purchase of Mary's Brigadeiro's amazing chocolate, simply use the code "ehpoetrypodcast" on the checkout page of your order. If you are a poet in Canada and are interested in hearing your poem on Eh Poetry, please feel free to send me an email: jason.e.coombs[at]gmail[dot]com Eh Poetry Podcast Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ehpoetrypodcast/message

This episode we have a bucket full of money! Al, Tiffany, and Nick predict the outcomes for this Sunday's WWE Money In The Bank premium event! We also go through the difficult selection process for our Wrestling Theme Bucket of 20! Also: -Our brand new FTR shirts are now outdated! -What is OnlyFans? -New flavors of White Claw! -MITB -Bucket of 20: Wrestler Themes -Al is a difficult jerk -Tiffany's Retro Review Pick Current Champ: Tiffany Record: Al: 0 Tiffany: 3 Nick: 1 Twitter: @YAWPodcast Instagram: @YAWPodcast E-mail: YAWPod@gmail.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5BOfS9HAe3mDKE5r45hijW?si=9a1be2df5f0e4adf This episode was edited by Matt Johnson from The Network. Check them out at www.BICBP-Radio.com Logo by Erik Wollschlager (@SchlagsWrites) Caricatures by Al Day (@redbeardpirate1)

Fans, due to technical difficulties we were unable to upload this episode for Hell In A Cell before the actual event. But that doesn't stop you from seeing just how wrong or right we were! Check out our predictions for HIAC and for our Spotify listeners, stay tuned for our Retro Review of WWE Anthology: The Album! The Show: Intro New Champion HIAC Picks Break Trivia WWE Anthology Review Nick's Retro Review Pick Bucket of 20 Announcements Current Champ: TIffany Record: Al: 0 Tiffany: 1 Nick: 1 Twitter: @YAWPodcast Instagram: @YAWPodcast E-mail: YAWPod@gmail.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5BOfS9HAe3mDKE5r45hijW?si=9a1be2df5f0e4adf This episode was edited by Matt Johnson from The Network. Check them out at www.BICBP-Radio.com

The WWE had their turn, and now it's time for The Elite to play! Join Al, Tiffany, and Nick as we predict the results for AEW's birthday bash of Double Or Nothing! Nick also makes his Retro Review pick for his big Wrestlemania win and boy is it unique! After the Break, Al and Tiffany break down possibly the worst show they have ever had the joy to review! Current Champion: Nick Current Season 4 Record: Al: 0 Tiffany: 0 Nick: 1 This episode was edited by Matt Johnson from The Network. Check them out at www.BICBP-Radio.com

AND WE ARE BACK! Welcome to the season 4 premiere of YET! Another Wrestling Podcast! In this episode, we recover from Wrestlemania only to be greeted with yet another Wrestlemania! Wrestlemania Backlash, that is! Also, we finally review Nick's pick for his Royal Rumble Retro Review win with NXT TakeOver Dallas 2016! Get a first hand experience from our current champion himself as he was there in person! Current Champion: Nick Current Season 4 Record: Al: 0 TIffany: 0 Nick: 0 This episode was edited by Matt Johnson from The Network. Check them out at www.BICBP-Radio.com

Another calendar year for the world of professional wrestling is coming to an end and so is the third season of your favorite wrestling Podcast! Join us as we predict the insanity known as Wrestlemania weekend! Will NXT actually "Stand and Deliver"? Is Wrestlemania actually worthy of being a two-night show? You can decide that along with Al, Tiffany, and Nick as they pick the winners and the losers for the Granddaddy of them all!

YAWP S3 EP22 - WWF No Mercy 2001 RETRO REVIEW by Al and Bob

***Originally Recorded 02/23/22*** The Road to Wrestlemania has begun and so has Bucket Season! Join Al, Tiffany, and Nick as they go through their lists of the greatest tag teams of all time and start the epic journey to find out who is worthy enough for the number on spot in the BUCKET OF 20!!

***Originally Recorded 02/09*** Sorry about the delay, fans! But technical difficulties changed the card! Join Al, Tiffany, and Nick as they review Al's Retro Review pick of Armageddon 2008!

YAWP Ep 19 - AEW Revolution 2022 by Al and Bob

TSAP MENU THIS WEEK THE CREW SAT DOWN WITH THE GIRLS FROM THE "YOU AINT WRONG PODCAST" TO DISCUSS SOME CRAZY TOPICS SUCH AS ORAL SEX RELATIONSHIPS ONLY, POLY RELATIONSHIPS AND MUCH MORE! LISTEN LIVE EVERY THURSDAY ON THE FAM RADIO APP 8PM EST FOLLOW US ON IG @TSA_PODCAST ARTIST MENU Henny Gee - When I'm Gone https://music.apple.com/us/album/when-im-gone/1598210954?i=1598210972 Kizzle Crook - No Lane https://music.apple.com/us/album/no-lane/1605086060?i=1605086061 King Royal - Royalty FreeStyle https://youtu.be/t1yThyyNGi8

YAWP S3 Ep18 - Royal Rumble 2022 by Al and Bob

YAWP S3 Ep17 - WCW Starrcade 92 Retro Review by Al and Bob

Tuesday

Happy New Year to all our YAWP faithful! This past year has been one filled with joy and sadness so we just wanted to take a minute to thank you for listening to us talk about wrestling in 2021! We can't wait to see what 2022 has in store for us! Tonight we preview WWE Day 1 and Tiffany reveals just what her pick will be for our next YAWP Retro Review!

2021 Brooklyn Poets Yawp Poem of the Year Contest, featuring winner Josephine Blair Cipriano for "My Best Friend Is Having An Abortion and I Can't Be There, So I Send Her Flowers" (26:57) and runner-up Arthur Russell for "Unencumbered" (12:52). For more info, go to brooklynpoets.org/events/yawp.

Happy Holidays, YAWPers and welcome to the long awaited Retro Review for WWE Money In The Bank 2011! Join us again this Friday for our preview show for WWE Day One!

YAWP S3 Ep14 WWE Survivor Series by Al and Bob

In our first audience-selected episode, Tim and Tay attempt to seize the meaning of one of the most quoted school-based movies of all time: Dead Poets Society. We explore how Peter Wier's strong direction helps unify great performances and specific camera work to serve the story being told. SynopsisAn unconventional English teacher urges his students at a stuffy Vermont boarding school to “seize the day”, broadening their horizons to new forms of self-expression, much to their parents' and other educators' dismay. Dead Poets Society, starring Robin Williams, Robert Sean Leonard, and Kurtwood Smith, and directed by Peter Weir, was released on June 2, 1989.Dead Poets Society is available to stream on Disney+.Scene [53:42–58:00]Mr. Keating assigns a poetry assignment to the class and on the day of presentations, Todd is finally pushed to confront his fears of expressing himself. The scene stars Ethan Hawke, Robin Williams, Josh Charles, and Matt Carey.Links2:45 - Mr. Holland's Opus (Herek, 1995)9:45 - Earlier versions of the script11:00 - Ebert's review12:50 - Community's DPS spoof15:00 - Take The Lead (Friedlander, 2006)36:20 - CODA (Heder, 2021)RecommendationsTim: Election (Payne, 1999). Available to rent on Google Play.Tay: Overlord  (Julius Avery, 2018). Available to rent on Google Play.All links are verified at the time of publication and based on availability in Canada.Next episode: The Green Knight (Lowery, 2021). Available to rent on Google Play.

Listen now and get the expert picks from Al, Tiffany, and Nick for this weekend's AEW Full Gear! We also have an Audio Unboxing for Mattel WWE Legends Series 12 Billy Gunn and Happy Birthday Rybak! Current Champ: TIffany

YAWP! S3 Ep13 - Impact Bound For Glory! by Al and Bob

It's been a few weeks of returns, and we didn't want to disappoint! Join AL, TIFFANY, and NICK as we predict what exactly will happen at this weekend's flagship AEW PPV ALL OUT!!

Join the pod as we review SummerSlam 92, marvel at how Great Britan loves the Natural Disasters, and Al learns a little something about who and who isn't actually related in wrestling.

YAWP S3 Ep9 - TNA Bound For Glory 2010 Retro Review by Al and Bob

As broadcast on May 28, 2021 with bonus footage for you podcast peepers.  Tonight we welcome YAWP bassist Mike McGrath to the show, who rocked an interesting mix of new & old for his two parts of the show, going over early influences like Beastie Boys & Pixies then into more recent stuff like Squid and Parquet Courts.  Check out his appearance on our latest monthly playlist, The Damyang Drop, which we do monthly with The Damyang House.  Mike's contribution both to the gig tonight and our playlist is top notch!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Creedence Clearwater Revival – Born on the BayouUltimate Painting – Ultimate PaintingDehd – LonerSharon Van Etten – Peace Signs (IDLES vers)Tom Petty – BreakdownBaba Stiltz – Running to Chad Part II (32:31)Scott Lavene – My StereoJohn Prine – When I Get To HeavenJunior Kimbrough – Meet Me In The CityPete Molinari – I Don't Like The Man I AmAndrew Bird – ManifestLena Platonos – Bloody Shadows From AfarJonnie Common - Shark Part III (62:15)YAWP – EvergreenPixies – Tony's ThemeBeastie Boys – Shake Your RumpTom Petty – Runnin' Down A DreamLed Zeppelin – Bring It On HomeThe Specials – Enjoy Yourself (It's Later Than You Think) Part IV (93:57)Parquet Courts – Total FootballJake Xerxes Fussell – The River St. JohnsPurple Mountains – That's Just The Way I FeelSquid – PaddlingSongs: Ohia – Farewell Transmission 

I speak with former professional baseball player, former doctor, and now Gonzo healing facilitator Tommy John about medical autonomy, the VID, awakening, and how 2020 was the best year of his life so far. Tommy’s website: https://www.drtommyjohn.com/ Tommy’s podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5iF0ZOWFzyNaKnrYAWivbj?nd=1 Tommy’s Telegram: https://t.me/DrTJohn Health Freedom for Humanity’s website: https://healthfreedomforhumanity.org/ Health Freedom for Humanity’s podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Pwk2YkC2jnXqSGzsPPrWF?nd=1... Read More

Ethan Aronson was a 2013 Summer Fellow at Grub Street's 2013 Young Adult Writers Program. He recorded his story at the conclusion of the 2013 program. The story is one of The Drum's four featured pieces from the 2013 YAWP collection.

Charlotte Goddu was a 2013 Summer Fellow at Grub Street's 2013 Young Adult Writers Program. She recorded her story at the conclusion of the 2013 program. Her story is one of The Drum's four featured pieces from the 2013 YAWP collection.

Jane Zhao was a 2013 Summer Fellow at Grub Street's 2013 Young Adult Writers Program. She recorded her poem at the conclusion of the 2013 program. Her poem was one of The Drum's four featured pieces from the 2013 YAWP collection.

Catherine Cray was a 2013 Summer Fellow at Grub Street's 2013 Young Adult Writers Program. She recorded her story at the conclusion of the 2013 program. The story was one of The Drum's four featured pieces from the 2013 YAWP collection.