Podcasts about Youngers

The Youngers need a Workamping couple to keep the landscaping looking nice, and to prepare the reception hall and wedding barn before events.

Nesse episódio em dupla, Miriam conta como foi a estreia de Kinda Pregnant, com Amy Schumer; Fane fala sobre Gatinhas e Gatoes e Youngers, e muito mais! Vem ouvir!

Dave Hondel interviews with actress, Olivia Youngers, seen in Star Trek: Picard, Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction, and will be seen in the future release of the movie, Contre-Coup directed by James Kerwin. We also discuss Olivia's many other talents, such as the circus arts. Listen in to a fun interview with this rising star!

Subscribe to Receive Venkat's Weekly Newsletter When I last spoke with Rebecca, she had just graduated from High School and was headed to the University of Texas Austin. Rebecca is a junior at UT Austin. In this episode, Rebecca shares her undergraduate experiences at UT Austin, Her Internships, Study Abroad in Ireland, and Majoring in Journalism. Check Out: The College Application Workbooks for Juniors and Seniors In particular, we discuss the following with her:  The UT Austin Experience Transition to College Journalism Major Advice for High Schoolers Topics discussed in this episode: Introducing Becca Youngers, University of Texas Austin[] Hi Fives - Podcast Highlights [] The UT Experience [] Transition to College [] The classes [] Professors [] Internships [] Study Abroad [] Extracurricular Activities [] Memories [] Our Guest: Rebecca Youngers is a junior at the University of Texas Austin. Memorable Quote: “My study abroad? Oh, my gosh, literally, like the best experience ever. I'm like, I know everyone that goes abroad does not shut up about it, and I am included in that pool of people for sure. ” Becca Youngers. Episode Transcript: Please visit Episode's Transcript. Similar Episodes: College Experiences Calls-to-action: Follow us on Instagram. To Ask the Guest a question, or to comment on this episode, email podcast@almamatters.io. Subscribe or Follow our podcasts at any of these locations: Apple Podcasts, Spotify.

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Peter turns his attention to the younger men - and speaks to suffering, and the battle they (and by extension, us) are fighting.

(1 Peter 5:1-7) As we continue our journey through the book of 1 Peter, Megan takes the opportunity to unpack some instructions for elders within the Church context... And yet this is about more that just Church. There will come a point in all of our lives, often sooner than we expect, where we are in a position of most experienced leadership. Tonight we are challenged on what this looks like, as well as to consider the various relationships we have, are we taking note of our role in those relationships?

A little bit ago, Lisa, Christian and Frank, the Youngers of the IWC team, sat down together and were chop'n it up in Studio B!  Sharing their reflections and perspectives from being raised and living in White Center and also, their hopes about our community's future, too.        

Gabriel Adorno praticamente nasceu no YPO. Filho de Marcelo Adorno, membro da organização, Gabriel tinha apenas 7 anos quando começou a frequentar os encontros de famílias, cursos e palestras oferecidos para as crianças e adolescentes. Ao completar 18 anos, entou no YNG, o YPO Next Generation, grupo voltado para a criação de fórum, trocas de experiências e preparação para os filhos dos membros do YPO de todo o mundo.  Encantado pelo trabalho da organização, ele passou a se dedicar cada vez mais a essa atuação, sempre equilibrando com sua vida profissional. No YNG, participou de mentorias, aulas, e teve acesso a aprendizados nunca antes imaginados. Em 2020, Adorno assumiu a diretoria nacional do YNG e hoje trabalha para a expansão do grupo.  Neste episódio do Ypocast, a conversa é com Gabriel Adorno. O membro do YNG explica essa ramificação da organização, o seu poder de ensinamento para os mais jovens, e a importância de exercer a liderança desde cedo.  Conheça as redes do YPO Brasil:  https://www.instagram.com/ypobrasil/ https://www.youtube.com/@ypocastbrasil https://www.linkedin.com/company/ypobrasil/ Portal Exame: ⁠https://exame.com/canais-especiais/lideres-extraordinarios/ Dê um play neste episódio e confira.   Produção: Estúdios Voz – www.vozeconteudo.com.br - @estudiosvoz

Their lives have been so colourful that they should write a book, or maybe even make it into a Hollywood film. Although, they say a cats got nine lives and these two have definitely used a few

Was "Seneca Tragicus" Seneca the Youngers ultimate form? Maybe! In this week's letter we talk about tragedy and trauma. -- Get rid of ads and support our work : https://link.stoicismpod.com/members Leave us a one-time tip of support : https://stoicismpod.com/tip Hang out with us in our free listener community: https://link.stoicismpod.com/discord Read our articles on Substack: https://stoicismpod.substack.com Join our daily Stoic journaling program : https://link.stoicismpod.com/journaling Join our Stoic mentoring community : https://link.stoicismpod.com/path  -- View a list of our sponsors : https://link.stoicismpod.com/sponsors -- Visit our website : https://stoicismpod.com Check out our reading list : https://stoicismpod.com/suggested-reading Read our articles : https://stoicismpod.com/category/articles -- Online copy of Meditations (Long) : https://link.stoicismpod.com/meditations-long Online copy of Meditations (Casaubon) : https://link.stoicismpod.com/meditations-casaubon Online copy of Seneca's Letters : https://link.stoicismpod.com/letters -- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, host, Christopher Michaelson, intermixes his commentary with a recording of a panel discussion taken during an in-person event at the Guthrie Theater in May 2022. The special event titled, A Raisin in the Sun: Panel Discussion and Performance, was an experiential opportunity aimed at helping shape the role of business in cultivating racial justice and social equity in the Twin Cities community. Esteemed panelists included Austene Van, director of A Raisin in the Sun, founder of the New Dawn Theater Company, and producing artistic director of the Yellow Tree Theater; Dr. Yohuru Williams, founding director of the Racial Justice Initiative at the University of St. Thomas; and panel moderator, Tina Burnside, cofounder and curator of the Minnesota African American Heritage Museum and Gallery (MAAHMG).A Raisin in the Sun overview:"What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun?"In 1951, poet Langston Hughes posed these questions, and Lorraine Hansberry answered with a theatrical masterpiece that broke down racial barriers both on and off stage. The play follows the three-generation Younger family as they grapple with different definitions of the American dream and how to achieve it. When the matriarch, Lena, buys a home in an all-white neighborhood, the Youngers are greeted by thinly veiled racism and financial pitfalls that threaten to pull the family apart and push their dream out of reach.  With special thanks to the generous sponsors for the evenings' events: Guthrie Theater, Robins Kaplan, Ryan Companies, SPS Commerce, Sunrise Banks, Target, US Bank, Verizon, the Racial Justice Initiative, and the Melrose & The Toro Company Center for Principled Leadership.

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Segment 4 – Top Mistakes To Avoid When Selling Your Home & Hot New ListingsBarb, Most Home Sellers have a great deal of love for their properties and sometimes that translates into an unrealistic belief resulting in Mistakes that could cost them thousands or the house not selling... What are the top five seller mistakes that can cause the home NOT to sell or to sell for FAR Less than expected?Its Value! Who Decides???• Don't Rely on Zillow• Don't Rely on the Averages• Don't Even Rely on Similar Sales!• The MARKET DECIDES!!!• I CAN SHOW YOU HOW TO HELP THE MARKET DECIDE TO GET YOU THE MOST $$$There are so many great things about the word “HOME”. It's a place of rest, joy, peace, and relaxation.But when it's time to sell the place you call ‘home', the thinking has to transition from ‘home' to ‘house' in order to be more objective and try to see the home through the buyer's eyes. That means there is a bit of work to get the home ready for sale and we can help with that.I'm Barb Schlinker with Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty. I have helped hundreds of home sellers GET top dollar for their homes. And yes, I am still getting bidding wars on some of my listings!If you are thinking of making a move and want to know:• Want to know:• What your home will sell for in this market• How to prepare to sell your home• How much you will put in your pocket when it sells…You can call our office any time at 719 301 3900 or Visit BarbHasTheBuyers.comLet's talk about the top Five Seller Mistakes:• #1 Mistake – Failure to Make Important Improvements• How the Home Looks to Live should NOT look the same when it's on the market!Consider some realistic upgrades buyers LOVE cosmetic improvements• Fix Broken Things• Get Really Ready for Pictures and ShowingsWe do not normally take photos of the inside of closets but…• Buyers will peek at the size…• Get all the stuff off the floor of the closet – it makes it look bigger!#2 Seller Mistake – Making Improvements AFTER it's on the Market Typical ramp-up for marketing takes me at least 3 weeks BEFORE you go on the market• I can do it faster however• We want to create intrigue for the buyer population• #3 Mistake – Pricing TOO HIGH!Over Pricing = Net Less• Pricing at OR BELOW Market = Net the MOST• BE THE BEST HOME IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD!Price Your Home:• Realistically vs Optimistically• We can show you how to do that!#5 Mistake – BAD Images Matter! Buyers will eliminate homes based on ONLINE pictures#5 Seller Mistake – Do This on Your Own. So many things can come up that are surprises that if done wrong can cost you thousands! We can anticipate most issues and help you be prepared to not only get top dollar but make sure those issues do not catch you by surprise. Youngers think they know it all!Give us a call at 719-301-3900 if you are thinking of making a move! No cost or obligation!You are listening to the Real Estate Voice that Airs Every Weekend, If you are thinking of making a move you call me at 719-301-3900 or visit BarbHasTheBuyers.com You can see replays of this BarbHasTheBuyers.com or Listen to the Podcast on all the Podcast platforms like Apple Podcast, IHeartRadio, and many others. Thank you for listening and to reach me give me a call at 719-301-3900. Thank you for listening!#realestatevoice #barbschlinker #coloradosprings #yourhomesoldguaranteedrealtycolorado #barbhasthebuyers

Segment 4 – Top Five Seller Mistakes That Can Cause the Home NOT to Sell & Hot New ListingsBarb, Most Home Sellers have a great deal of love for their properties and sometimes that translates into an unrealistic belief resulting in Mistakes that could cost them thousands or the house not sell... What are the top five seller mistakes that can cause the home NOT to Sell or to Sell for FAR Less than expected?Its Value! Who Decides?• Don't Rely on Zillow• Don't Rely on the Averages• Don't Even Rely on Similar Sales!• The MARKET DECIDES!I CAN SHOW YOU HOW TO HELP THE MARKET DECIDE TO GET YOU THE MOST $$$There are so many great things about the word “HOME”. It's a place of rest, joy, peace, and relaxation.• But when it's time to sell the place you call ‘home', the thinking has to transition from ‘home' to ‘house' in order to be more objective and try to see the home through the buyer's eyes.• That means there is a bit of work to get the home ready for sale and we can help with that.I'm Barb Schlinker with Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty. I have helped hundreds of home sellers GET top dollar for their homes. And yes, I am still getting bidding wars on some of my listings!If you are thinking of making a move and want to know:• Want to know:• What your home will sell for in this market• How to prepare to sell your home• How much you will put in your pocket when it sellsYou can call our office any time at 719-301-3900 or Visit BarbHasTheBuyers.comLet's talk about the top Five Seller Mistakes:• #1 Mistake – Failure to Make Important Improvements• How the Home Looks to Live should NOT look the same when it's on the market!Consider some realistic upgradesBuyers LOVE cosmetic improvements• Fix Broken Things• Get Really Ready for Pictures and Showings• We do not normally take photos of the inside of closets but…• Buyers will peek at the size…• Get all the stuff off the floor of the closet – it makes it look bigger!Seller Mistake – Making Improvements AFTER its on the MarketTypical ramp-up for marketing takes me at least 3 weeks BEFORE you go on the market• I can do it faster however• We want to create intrigue in the buyer populationMistake – Pricing TOO HIGH!• Over Pricing = Net Less• Pricing at OR BELOW Market = Net the MOST• BE THE BEST HOME IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD!• Price Your Home:• Realistically vs Optimistically• We can show you how to do that!Mistake – BAD Images Matter!Buyers will eliminate homes based on ONLINE picturesYou would not believe the ugly pictures I see posted asSo many things can come up that are surprises that if done wrong can cost you thousands! We can anticipate most issues can help you be prepared to not only get top dollar but make sure those issues do not catch you by surprise Youngers think they know it all! Give us a call at 719-301-3900 if you are thinking of making a move! No cost or obligation!You are listening to the Real Estate Voice that Airs Every Sunday at 2 pm on AM 740 KVOR, If you are thinking of making a move you call me at 719-301-3900 or visit BarbHasTheBuyers.com You can see replays of this BarbHasTheBuyers.com or Listen to the Podcast on all the Podcast platforms like Apple Podcast, IHeartRadio, and many others. Thank you for listening and to reach me give me a call at 719-301-3900#realestatevoice #barbschlinker #coloradosprings #yourhomesoldguaranteedrealtycolorado

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The Aunties get into actress, singer, beauty influencer, Yetunde Oduwale's business ... The Nigerian-British actress is best known for her role as Gladys Adebanjo, in the hit comedy series Meet The Adebanjos. If you watched the new popular crime drama on Netflix “You Don't Know Me” on Netflix, Yetunde plays 'Abebi'. She also played Comfort in Youngers, Gbemi in Kayode Ewumi's Enterprice, Mrs Achebe in The First Team and Mrs Charlton in The Larkins.

In this Podcast, Rebecca talks about her passion for writing & journalism, her broad range of interests in high school, how she went about her college search process, and her advice to college aspirants. In particular, we discuss the following with her: Who is Rebecca Youngers? High School Interests The Future, Priorities College Process Advice for High Schoolers Topics discussed in this episode: Introducing Rebecca Youngers, Dowling Catholic High School [] Who is Rebecca Youngers? [] Extracurriculars in High School [] Passion for Journalism [] Senior Year Priorities [] About the Future [] College Search Process [] The Challenges [] The Surprises [] Guidance through the College Process [] Making the College Decision [] Advice to Applicants [] Closing Thoughts [] Our Guest: Rebecca Youngers is a recent graduate of Dowling Catholic High School, Des Moines Iowa. She will be a Freshman at UT Austin in Fall 2022. Memorable Quote: “For high school, I would say don't get yourself worked up over all these AP classes that you're taking or your classmates may be taking or people around the country maybe taking. They're not you, you are your own person, you have your own story to tell.” Rebecca Youngers' Advice to High Schoolers. Episode Transcript: Please visit Episode's Transcript. Calls-to-action: Subscribe to our Weekly Podcast Digest. Follow us on Instagram. To Ask the Guest a question, or to comment on this episode, email podcast@almamatters.io. Subscribe or Follow our podcasts at any of these locations: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify.

SEEN (by one of us): May 18, 2022   A Raisin in the Sun by LORRAINE HANSBERRY directed by AUSTENE VAN McGuire Proscenium Stage   “What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun?” In 1951, poet Langston Hughes posed these questions, and Lorraine Hansberry answered with a theatrical masterpiece that broke down racial barriers both on and off the stage. The play follows the three-generation Younger family as they grapple with different definitions of the American dream and how to achieve it. When the matriarch, Lena, buys a home in an all-white neighborhood, the Youngers are greeted by thinly veiled racism and financial pitfalls that threaten to pull the family apart and push their dreams out of reach. Three things to know Inspired by Lorraine Hansberry's own family's experience in Chicago in the 1930s, A Raisin in the Sun opened on Broadway in 1959 and, for the first time, hailed an all-Black principal cast, a Black playwright and a Black director. The play was nominated for four Tony Awards, and Hansberry was the first Black woman to be produced on Broadway. Director Austene Van is an acclaimed Twin Cities theater professional, co-founder of New Dawn Theatre Company and Producing Artistic Director at Yellow Tree Theatre. She was last seen on the Guthrie stage playing Truvy in our 2019 production of Steel Magnolias.

Following 14 years working in senior leadership roles within sales, marketing & finance for Scottish & Newcastle the international Brewer, Michael was part of an MBO of McEwan's & Youngers beer brands and Scrumpy Jack & Woodpecker cider brands, setting up Jygsaw Brands Ltd, after 4 successful years the business was eventually sold to Heineken UK. Since 2011 Michael has worked with & held roles at a range of businesses; from being Chairman of Salford Professional Development a subsidiary of University of Salford, an NED of Miricyl a young people's mental health charity, an advisor to an Irish independent brewery, a start-up wine & spirit business and a national on-line wholesaler. Michael became a Business Doctor in 2018, bringing his experience to the local business community. Helping small to medium business owners take control of their business, build sustainable growth or to prepare for exit. Providing coaching, mentoring, high quality advice, information, resources, and hands-on support in all areas of the business. Over the last 4 years Michael has worked with businesses across a range of sectors including construction, manufacturing, retail, hospitality, education, and professional services. Michael started the Consulting Room in March 2020 as a support network for business owners who were going through the same challenges as the realisation of the pandemic struck home. The weekly on-line meetings shared relevant business updates, gave some business advice and a forum to discuss challenges & opportunities. Whilst the original focus was Notts & Lincs because of the on-line nature we have engaged people from Bristol to London & Manchester to Brighton.  What started out as a support for those difficult times has grown to a community that now has multiple opportunities to engage from weekly zoom meetings to a facebook group of over 200 members.

On this weeks episode we wrap up Season 1 of the podcast as Vee talks about her sexy hairdresser, We talk about the serious subject of Consent, Youngers in our DM slide of the week, Sucking your own dick in our news story of the week, and we close the show looking back on the past 2 years of swinging and if we are still enjoying the lifestyle.

Get inspired to set up your own Norooz/Nowruz Sofreh Haft Seen this year! Co-hosts Bita and Beata give an overview of the Persian New Year and encourage everyone to set up the traditional place setting with 7 symbolic items (or with whatever items you can get your hands on!)   Highlights of Norooz (also spelled Nowruz) It is the biggest Persian holiday and celebrated by other nationalities and countries as well It means new day and a time of renewal and rebirth Celebrated at the Spring Equinox for 13 days Youngers pay respect to elders, and in exchange the elders give them money or “Aid-e” Ends with “Sezdeh Bedar” - get out of the house on the 13th day for a picnic.    Learn more about Norooz in the Modern Persian Food podcast 3-part series episodes 22, 23, and 24 (see links below).   The sofreh Haft Seen is a special place setting with 7 symbolic items starting with the Farsi letter which has the sound of “s”   Items on the Haft-seen place setting or sofreh can include: Seeb - apple, representing health Seer - garlic, representing good health Somagh - sumac, the color of sunrise  Sombol - fragrant flower, the Hyacinth flower Serkeh - vinegar, patience and aging Sabzeh - the Persian grass or sprouted legumes/lentils, representing growth and renewal Senjed - dried jujube, representing love Samanou - wheat germ pudding, representing patience, power, and bravery Sekeh - coins; representing prosperity Shirini - sweets Additional, optional items often found on a haft-seen setting Mirror Candles Termeh or beautiful old fabric Colored, decorated eggs Fish - live or a representation of them Fresh flowers of any form A special book of poetry or a holy book (tradition being that at the moment of Norooz, clean, new bills are taken from the holy book by elders and gifted to youngers) Framed photos to commemorate deceased family members   Setting up a haft-seen can take different forms. There is a lot of flexibility with how one chooses to set it up. It can be big or small.  It can even be portable! Beata's strategy is to start out with a mirror and then build the haft seen from there. Often Beata will start out with a larger haftseen set up on a table then make it smaller on the days following Norooz. A tray is a clever addition which can be used to move the table setting up if needed, or to even transport it to another place or home altogether.   We encourage you to set up your own haft-seen! Send us your Haft Seen pics and we will share them on IG!   Ask the Beats! Manijeh from Germany asks: “What are you going to eat for Norooz this year?” Sabzi polo - herb rice Mahi - fish Aash eh reshteh - Persian Herb and Noodle Soup Kookoo sabzi   Resource links and recipes from this episode: Modern Persian Food podcast 3-part Series- Episode 22:  Norooz Part 1 Episode 23:  Norooz Part 2 Episode 24:  Norooz Part 3   Episode 26:  Flowers | Gol Episode 64: Aash Reshteh Episode 73:  Growing Sabzeh with Naz    Recipes: Beata's Ash Reshteh | Persian Noodle Soup Asheh Reshteh – Persian Noodle Soup – Original Recipe Post Bita's Aash Reshteh | Persian Noodle Soup Beata's Persian Frittata Koo Koo Sabzi Bita's Kookoo Sabzi | Quiche Muffins Bita's Easy Marinated Salmon Haftseen for Norooz post All Modern Persian Food podcast episodes can be found at: Episodes Co-host Beata Nazem Kelley blog: BeatsEats – Persian Girl Desperately Addicted to Food! Co-host Bita Arabian blog: Oven Hug - Healthy Persian Recipes | Modern Persian Recipes Podcast production by Alvarez Audio

Hoje a convidada é Geovana Conti, que é Sócia Fundadora da Youngers, uma  Startup Social com foco no desenvolvimento das comunidades locais. Geovana coordenou o desenvolvimento de um modelo de educação Empreendedora para atender empresas em busca de programas de desenvolvimento das comunidades locais em seu entorno. Mais uma história de inciativa individual que muda vidas.

Hoje a convidada é Geovana Conti, que é Sócia Fundadora da Youngers, uma  Startup Social com foco no desenvolvimento das comunidades locais. Geovana coordenou o desenvolvimento de um modelo de educação Empreendedora para atender empresas em busca de programas de desenvolvimento das comunidades locais em seu entorno. Mais uma história de inciativa individual que muda vidas.

She Brought Me Gasoline, Old Crow Medicine Show, Greensky Bluegrass, Katie Henry, Texas Hill, The Youngers, and many more... "#476 For people tinged in vintage style" originated from Americana Music Show.

Un nuevo tema de los fantásticos The Youngers abre hoy para dejar paso a dos excelentes versiones de country de los 90 en el nuevo volumen 2 de los American Aquarium. Kieran Ridge y sus Moonrakers tocan americana acústica desde Boston (por eso suenan como irlandeses), cercana a los tejanos Jamestown Revival que hacen una mezcla de country sureño, americana y música western. Otra de las grandes novedades es por fin ya el disco de John Mellencamp, con colaboraciones de Bruce Springsteen, que ofrece su versión radical de la cultura estadounidense que evoca tiempos más oscuros antes de que naciera el compositor que tiene ya 70 años. Los Lumineers finalmente presentan un disco flojillo (al menos para nosotros) aunque para no romper la atmósfera suave, recuperamos de ayer a Malcolm Holcombe con sus piezas casi acústicas. Y el final newmexicano de Dean Owens también le pega de sobra al ambiente plomizo que parece haberse quedado.The Youngers, Cat EyesAmerican Aquarium, That Ain't My TruckAmerican Aquarium, Money in the BankKieran Ridge & the Moonrakers, The Last One to KnowKieran Ridge & the Moonrakers, Straight to the Heart of LoveJamestown Revival, These DaysJamestown Revival, Slow It DownJohn Mellencamp, Did You Say Such A ThingJohn Mellencamp, Lie To MeThe Lumineers, BirthdayThe Lumineers, RepriseMalcolm Holcombe, Crazy Man BluesMalcolm Holcombe, Good IntentionsDean Owens, New Mexicop { margin-bottom: 0.25cm; line-height: 115%; background: transparent }

The Youngers, Doobie Brothers, Chloe & The Steel Strings, John Mellencamp, Yola, Black Keys, Massy Ferguson, and many more.... "#475 For people who don’t say anything for awhile" originated from Americana Music Show.

Y empezamos nada menos que con Dave Edmunds, viejo conocido de los rockers y los poperos de finales de los 70 y 80, colega de Nick Lowe, alma mater de Rockpile, además de haber producido unos cuantos álbumes prodigiosos. Ahora vuelve con una versión de Jerry Lee Lewis, a la que esperamos que pronto le acompañe el disco con más rockers. ¡Sí, por favor! Y seguimos, en la primera parte del programa, con más rnr de carácter añejo y de gran factura, con los pensilvanos The Youngers y su excelente Nashville Again, los suecos The Kokomo Kings o los americanos de Kernal, dispuestos a todo, como los franceses The Lonely Dogs, rockers de hoy con discos del ayer como su potente versión del clásico de los Undertones Teenage Kicks, o los The Split Squad, supergrupo formado por of Clem Burke (ex-Blondie, batería), Michael Giblin (bajo), Josh Kantor (teclas), Eddie Munoz (ex-Plimsoul, guitarra), and Keith Streng (ex-Fleshtones, guitarra), a los que se les nota la experiencia que les brota a raudales. Los Underwater Sunshine homenajean a los Counting Crows ya desde su nombre y destilan un pop excelso, como los de los legendarios NRBQ, con más canciones de su nuevo trabajo Dragnet. Y de bonus, otro grupo con nombre improbable.Dave Edmunds, It'll Be MeThe Youngers, MemphisThe Youngers, Willie MccoyThe Kokomo Kings, No Dinner TonightThe Kokomo Kings, A Drive-By Love AffairThe Kernal, Green, Green SkyThe Kernal, The LimitThe Lonely Dogs, Teenage KicksThe Lonely Dogs, R'n'r Is Back In TownThe Split Squad, Hey DjThe Split Squad, Another CinderellaUnderwater Sunshine, It's YouUnderwater Sunshine, Listen To ReasonNRBQ, I Like Her So MuchNRBQ, Miss Goody Two ShoesWhen Rivers Meet, Never Coming Home

Small Potatoes is setting trends this week. We're replacing lanyards with over-sized key rings, cutting boards with our bare hands, and Costco traffic laws with utter chaos. We want smaller phones, bigger remotes, and to simply live forever. So take a load off, grab the nearest pair of scissors, and kill some time like you're watching a movie with commercials.

Estamos acabando con los discos del 21, aunque esto de los años ya se sabe, mejor no comentarlo, sobre todo si son mujeres como la gran Lucinda Williams que recoge parabienes de los tejanos de Austin cuando toca su cambié las cerraduras, junto a la vaquera Margo Price. Sue Foley nos canta un blues huracanado y la también huracanada pero con voz meliflua Sarah Shook y sus Disarmers nos deja canciones para cuando nos de por levantarnos de madrugada (y no tengamos vecinos o tengamos auriculares, jeje). El rock con toque country viene hoy de la mano de Kris Rodgers y sus gemas sucias, Graham Brown o Jon Wolfe, junto con The Southern Locomotive Band, que le dan al rock de raíces como los canadianos F. Scott and The Nighthawks o los Jackson Bruck & The Dukes Of Hume. Que con estos nombres parece que les diera cosa a los líderes de la banda demostrar que son ellos los que lideran. Ah, y que empezamos con The Youngers con los que volveremos (a whole lot better) y terminamos con Bruce Sudano y su celestial paseo cósmico.The Youngers, SparkleLucinda Williams, I Won't Back DownLucinda Williams w Margo Price, Changed The LocksSue Foley, Hurricane GirlSarah Shook & the Disarmers, No MistakesSarah Shook & the Disarmers, Talkin' to MyselfKris Rodgers and the Dirty Gems, I Can Still Feel ItKris Rodgers and the Dirty Gems, I'm Your ManGraham Brown, HauntedJon Wolfe, Lost Cause Like MeThe Southern Locomotive Band, ContrabandF. Scott and The Nighthawks, Hold On To Your HeartF. Scott and The Nighthawks, OutlawsJackson Bruck & The Dukes Of Hume, Next Friday AfternoonJackson Bruck & The Dukes Of Hume, Lizzy LizzyBruce Sudano, Cosmic Ride

Donna shares her love of history and growing up as a member of the Younger Family. We discuss the Youngers and Tombstone History along with Tombstone cuisine. Donna dedicates this podcast to Western Historian's, Past and Present. #history #western #tombstone

THE LONG RIDERS (1980), unique for its casting - all the brothers in the film are played by real-life brothers. The Carradines, the Guests, the Keaches, and The Quaids, as the Youngers, the Fords, the Jameses, and the Millers, respectively. Follow the Show:Twitter @freshmoviepod Instagram @abreathoffreshmovie Letterboxd @freshmoviepodYouTube Email abreathoffreshmovie@gmail.comTheme Music "A Movie I'd Like to See" by Al Harley. 

Many of us find it a challenge to stand firm to our principles and things we value - especially when they’re challenged. In this final talk in our series ‘Hope Away from Home’ be encouraged by what God’s done for his people so we can stand firm in the truth. Outline Elders and Youngers (vv1-5) Humble prayers (vv5-7) Stand firm (vv8-14)

We open with the “Harlem Renaissance”, the commercial venturing of Black stage plays. The Play: The setting takes place in Harlem in the ‘50s, Simply Heavenly follows Jess Simple as he tries to raise enough money for a divorce so he can marry his new love and eloquently captures the color, humor and poetry of that time and place. The musical is based on Hughes' novel Simple Takes A Wife and other Simple stories. Runtime: 20 August – 12 October, 1957 (Source: Masterworks Broadway) blackworkbroadway.com Langston Hughes' Simply Heavenly featuring Anna English, “Look for the Morning Star” and Melvin Stewart singing “the Flying Saucer Monologue” and the “Gate Keeper of my Castle”           At the beginning of the play, Walter and Beneatha's father has recently died, and Mama (Lena) is waiting for a life insurance check for $10,000. Walter has a sense of entitlement to the money, but Mama has religious objections to alcohol and Beneatha has to remind him it is Mama's call how to spend it. Eventually, Mama puts some of the money down on a new house, choosing an all-white neighborhood over a black one for the practical reason that it happens to be much cheaper. Later she relents and gives the rest of the money to Walter to invest with the provision that he reserve $3,000 for Beneatha's education. Walter passes the money on to Willy's naive sidekick Bobo, who gives it to Willy, who absconds with it, depriving Walter and Beneatha of their dreams, though not the Youngers of their new home. Meanwhile, Karl Lindner, a white representative of the neighborhood they plan to move to, makes a generous offer to buy them out. He wishes to avoid neighborhood tensions over the interracial population, which to the three women's horror Walter prepares to accept as a solution to their financial setback. Lena says that while money was something they try to work for, they should never take it if it was a person's way of telling them they weren't fit to walk the same earth as they.          And, Beneatha's character and direction in life are being defined for us by two different men: Beneatha's wealthy and educated boyfriend George Murchison, and Joseph Asagai. Neither man is actively involved in the Youngers' financial ups and downs. George represents the “fully assimilated black man” who denies his African heritage with a “smarter than thou” attitude, which Beneatha finds disgusting, while dismissively mocking Walter's lack of money and education. Joseph patiently teaches Beneatha about her African heritage; he gives her thoughtfully useful gifts from Africa while pointing out she is unwittingly assimilating herself into white ways. She straightens her hair, for example, which he characterizes as “mutilation.”           When Beneatha becomes distraught at the loss of the money, she is upbraided by Joseph for her materialism. She eventually accepts his point of view that things will get better with a lot of effort, along with his proposal of marriage and his invitation to move with him to Nigeria to practice medicine.           Walter is oblivious to the stark contrast between George and Joseph: his pursuit of wealth can be attained only by liberating himself from Joseph's culture, to which he attributes his poverty, and by rising to George's level, wherein he sees his salvation. Walter redeems himself and black pride at the end by changing his mind and not accepting the buyout offer, stating that the family is proud of who they are and will try to be good neighbors. The play closes with the family leaving for their new home but uncertain future. Lorraine Hansbury (Playwright) 19 October – 25 June, 1960 (Source: Wikipedia) Brews, Pours and Sips gives is finale with: Simply Heavenly, from "Simply Heavenly" youtube.com2:09 "Simply Heavenly" (Track 02) from the 2005 Original London Cast recording of "Simply Heavenly" featuring Allyson Brown, Rhashan Stone More like this at http://www.firstnightrecords.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stringer5/support

Welcome to She Invests, where you’ll hear from existing female angel investors, venture capitalists and fund managers on their investment thesis. From deal flow to exits, they will share the best practices that contribute to their success. In this episode, Dr. Silvia Mah welcomes to the podcast start-up consultant, entrepreneur and investor, Michelle Youngers. As a cross-functional Executive, Michelle brings over 30 years diverse experience in both financial and operational strategies to improve organizational effectiveness of early stage, high growth companies across multiple industries. Throughout her career, she has served as a Company Co-founder, President and CEO, and various roles as a trusted financial and operational partner to CEOs, leadership teams, Board of Directors and investors. She strongly believes in the equation vision plus execution equals success. Dr. Silvia and Michelle talk about Michelle’s investment thesis, factors Michelle looks for when assessing founders and how we can better empower female entrepreneurs. 04:26 – Dr. Silvia Mah introduces today’s guest, Michelle Youngers who speaks to her involvement in San Diego Angel Conference, how she assesses founders and what her investment thesis entails 13:13 – Michelle provides some examples of companies she has invested in that she is also incredibly excited about 16:02 – Michelle talks about diversification, the importance of having capital available for investment opportunities and the value of SDAC 21:44 – Dr. Silvia and Michelle talk about the Women of SDAC and areas where we can better promote more female entrepreneurs 28:42 – What abundance mindset means to Michelle Full show notes: http://www.sheinvests.com/35

Justin has met another interesting character in the Roblox dev space. He's released about 100 games, has interned at Roblox itself and has over a million monthly players on his own games. He's been checking out Slider and giving Justin some advice—primarily to make the game less linear. Mark has also been inspired by a game dev on YouTube gotten some useful takeaways from him. His name is "The Cherno" and uses livestreams as a way to create graphics engine development screencasts for his audience. He records very long livestreams, gets what he wants to screencast figured out and then does them live in just a couple or usually in a single take! The quality of his screencasts dropped when he started doing this, but the recent ones are very good. Justin also went on Startups for the Rest of Us for an interview, Starlink has some very eyebrow-raising clauses in its TOS and the NTD is getting strong. Today's Topics include: Roblox dev Making non-linear games Recording screencasts during livestreams No code Self-driving cars Jurisdiction in space Mentioned Heyhi Replayhero Alchemist Camp The AI Podcast with Lex Fridman The Cherno Mark's goals for next time Record 4 screencasts Livestream or otherwise build in public every day Justin's goals for next time Work out the game mechanic changes for Slider Video version on YouTube Comment at https://reactor.am/podcasts/35 On Apple Podcasts at https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/reactor/id1500109358

This podcast is about making the most of the collective gap year that we’re all living through right now. It's a topic that applies to anyone, of any age, but our focus is on those in midlife and older. So today, to kick off 2021, Debbie talks to the perfect guest, Ashton Applewhite. Ashton is an author, speaker and activist on the topic of ageism, which can be defined as discrimination on the basis of age (no matter how old or how young you are). She's  been called a pro-aging radical and the "Malcolm Gladwell of ageism." She and Debbie really get into it in this wide-ranging conversation with Ashton poking and prodding at some of Debbie's assumptions. The topic of ageism (or any -ism) brings up a lot of emotion. Fear is generally at the top of the list so they talk about the fear of getting old and what that means in America. They talk about the value of human lives and why older people are often seen as less valuable or even invisible. And they delve into how the pandemic has revealed the deep well of ageism in our society. They also talk about the irony of being ageist yourself, of unconsciously accepting the notion that old is ugly. (Debbie is 69 and Ashton is 68.) Ashton reminds us that studies like the U-Curve of Happiness show older people are happier. They end the conversation with Ashton offering one thing you can do to combat ageism: become aware of when you’re using the word “old” as a negative vs. “young” as a positive. Think about that while you're listening to this provocative episode. Mentioned in this episode or useful:Ashton’s website: This Chair RocksHer book: This Chair Rocks: A Manifesto against Ageism by Ashton Applewhite (Celadon Books 2019)Ashton’s website challenging the stereotypes that segregate us by age: Yo, Is This Ageist?Ashton’s Anti-Ageism Clearinghouse: https://oldschool.info/Ashton on Twitter:  https://twitter.com/thischairrocksAshton’s 2017 TED talk: Ashton Applewhite: Let's end ageismDefinition of intersectionalityAge justice requires disability justice—and vice versa by Ashton Applewhite (Changing Aging, August 18, 2020)Rather than identifying as old, young or middle-aged, be an “old person in training” instead by Ashton Applewhite (TED Ideas, April 26, 2019)Robert Butler, the gerontologist who coined the term “ageism”Anne LamottThe World Health Organization: A global campaign to combat ageism Note from DebbieI hope you enjoyed this podcast! We are asking our loyal listeners (and new ones too) to show their support by leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts. It takes less than sixty seconds, and it really makes a difference in attracting new listeners and upcoming guests. I might read your review on my next episode!How to learn more about the podcastSign up for my newsletter (you'll also get my free writing guide) at http://eepurl.com/qGTPConnect with me:Twitter: @debbieweilInstagram: @debbieweilFacebook: @debbieweilLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/debbieweilEmail: thegapyearpodcast@gmail.com- Debbie WE ARE LOOKING FOR A SPONSORIf you are interested in reaching a smart and thoughtful audience of midlife, and older, listeners, contact Debbie Weil. Media PartnersNext For MeEncore.orgMEA Support this podcast:Leave a review on Apple Podcasts: it will help us find a sponsor! If you are interested, contact Debbie WeilSubscribe via Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher or Spotify Credits:Host: Debbie WeilProducer: Far Out MediaPodcast websiteMusic: Lakeside Path by Duck Lake

Sit back and listen to a couple Kings discuss a wide variety of topics.https://www.instagram.com/inmyopinionpodcastuk/https://www.facebook.com/inmyopinionpodcastukhttps://twitter.com/imopoduk 

In this episode we are joined by our two youngest daughters as we find out just how well they know their fathers.  Listen in and see just how close to the tree these apples have fallen.  

What an interesting and inspirational episode this was!  Frankie Volkema, at just 14 years old, is the world's youngest Q Grader and the founder of Joven Coffee, an organization that sources, roasts, and promotes coffee from young farmers around the world! We are also joined by her father Tim Volkema, who is the CEO of Schuil coffee, Michigan’s first specialty coffee roaster. Schuil also owners the boutique brand Sparrow Coffee.  In this conversation we discuss the backstory of how Frankie came into coffee, her road to becoming a Q Grader, and the founding of Joven Coffee. Tim also adds operational perspective as to how Schuil Coffee works with Joven Coffee.  This was a great conversation and one I hope will inspire you to support Joven Coffee, look into supporting young farmers through your business, and take big steps to create change where it is needed. Enjoy!   In this episode: The challenge young farmers face How Frankie became the worlds youngest Q grader Founding Joven Coffee The relationship between Joven and Shuil Coffee Having big goals as a young person Partnering with existing organizations on the ground Related Episodes: COVID-19 Focus: Perspective form Burundi w/ Jeanine Niyonzima-Aroian, JNP Coffee COVID-19 Focus : Impact on the Supply Chain w/ Ricardo Pereira , COO, Ally Coffee 020 Joe Marrocco : Transparency, Origin Knowledge,and Your Shop : How to approach and apply coffee origin information to enhance, not detract, from the cafe experience 180 : A Conversation with Rugid Grind Founders, Brian Washington and Averett Barksdale 106 : Changing Lives Through Coffee w/ Pamela Chng of Bettr Barista 153 : Exploring the Peace Trade in the Congo w/ Mighty Peace Coffee   Starting a shop or want to level up you operations? KTTS Consulting can help!  |  Email me: Chris@keystotheshop.com The BEST in commercial coffee equipment! www.prima-coffee.com/keys   Want the best plant based beverage for your coffee drinks? www.pacificfoods.com/food-service

TRANSCRIPT FOR EP 23:Welcome to Woman Leadership show. I'm Janet and in this episode, I will be sharing with you how I keep my sanity as working mum Working in a senior position and leading teams would require a lot of investment of time in addition to night and morning calls.  When I was working in the bank, there were periods when I travelled almost 50% of the month for about 2 years to work on various Human Resources projects. I would be away from family at leasy 5 days at one time and had to have facetime at night for few minutes before I would have to prepare my work for next day's meetings or training. Feeling lonely at times when I travelled on business trip and during longer periods  the hotel was like my second home. Was there a better option and so I moved to another role which required no travelling for few years while I could focus on my eldest son who are taking PSLE . Youngers ones were moving to upper primary which requires more support in their studies. So being in Singapore did got me time to be there for them though I was working long hours and during weekends. I take things easy such as there are some thing that I do not force myself that they have to score perfect marks. If they did not do well in any subject, I will see if there are resources to support. I do not give myself too much pressure as long we and children do our best. I enjoyed travelling but there would be at stages where I would have to sacrifice to be more grounded with the children when they need me. Now I am taking career break to pause and reflect what is next step for me and for my family now my late mum has just passed away. Do I want to continue my career in corporate or start to look into starting a digital business and flexible options  so I can be with my teenager children. I will schedule make it a point to manage my time around family , close friends, health , managing finances and time that I spent will work towards in achieving my goals , to have a consistent time scheduled set aside for family and couple outings. I realized if you do not set aside fixed time regularly, you will be swamped with things that you think are important and take up a lot of your time letting you think misunderstand that you have been very busy which could be good but later on realized it was like firefighting not really sure what we are all busy with at the end of the day, week and months and if those time spent will add value to what we want for ourselves, family , goals, career, business and our dreams. Ilearnt to assess what we do benefit us whether for personal growth, for family, work towards our goals and dreams whether is for work and business. We want our time spent to be productive and eventful as everyone has the same number of 24 hours and what we do with every minute counts and that differentiate us from others looking at what we have achieved in life. I use the same principle in managing my various roles and manage my time in prioritizing what are important for me. Do not feel guilty about not being there for the children, mum or husband. It is a choice made with the support and discussion with husband what works or everyone. Should anyone is not happy, we will trash it out and see if there is any changes needed ot tweak to ensure everyone is well supported. There is no wrong or right decision, it depends on what we want to achieve and what is important to us. What is our values and our priorities may change over time such as how it has changed for me over the years in my career and having different stages of growing up children. I hope that through my sharing, it draws inspiration and personal reflection for you. I believe every woman can be a leader in your own way.  I look forward to seeing you in my next episode where I will be sharing with you tips and ways to realize your full potential as a leader on Woman Leadership. 

We chat with Tasha Baxter in the height of a world-wide lockdown. Here's a little bit about here.Baxter started her career in 2002 as a songwriter with the song 'In the Beginning' that made the UK Top 40 Official Charts. She released her first solo album, Colour of Me in 2007, produced by Noisia under the EMI label. The tracks ‘Who's Sorry Now', ‘The Journey', ‘Useless' and ‘Fade To Black' appeared on the South African radio top charts list. The two tracks from the album; 'The Journey' and 'Don't Believe in Love' appeared in the 2009 South African movie, "White Wedding". In 2010, Baxter performed the song, ‘Cloudburn' on Feed Me's (Jon Gooch) debut EP on Deadmau5's record label, "Mau5trap". ‘Cloudburn' was featured on Brian Transeau's (BT) compilation album ‘Laptop Symphony'. In 2011, Baxter performed the song,'Strange Behaviour', co-written and produced by Feed Me, and was released on his EP 'To The Stars' on "Mau5trap". She wrote the song 'Ebb & Flow' that was produced by Jon Gooch and added to his debut album, ‘Calamari Tuesday', in 2013. The song also appeared on the British TV show, "Youngers". In 2014, the song "Snowblind ft. Tasha Baxter" was co-written with record producer, Austin Collins (Au5). Baxter also performed the track and it was released on "Monstercat" label. Snowblind subsequently appeared on the American TV show, "So You Think You Can Dance". The following year, she independently released "Bigger than Me" with Collins as producer. In 2016, she was featured again on Monstercat with, "Just A Dream", performing and composing the vocals and lyric melody for the eighth track from Tut Tut Child's Come to the End; Then Stop LP. In 2017, she was a songwriter on Lil Wayne's "Tha Carter V" album on track "Hittas". In 2019, Baxter was the featured vocalist on Flux Pavilion ft. Craymak "Saviour" on Circus records. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Na, wer von euch Youngers hat den Song im Ohr? "We're all in this together, wie Troy Bolton es mit seinen Freunden sagt". Wir starten in die Folge mit den Themen die uns beschäftigen und kommen gleich zum Thema der Folge. Wir sprechen über Dinge, die sich nach Corona verändert haben, über negative wie positive. Zu kontrovers? Nehmt Bezug unter podcast@youngandyounger.de. Bleibt gesund und zu Hause!

This is part 3 of a 3 part series where we sit down and talk with our children. In this episode we talk with Evelyn, Hannah, and Hazel, the 3 youngest kids in the group of 8 children between Michael and Matt.

Perhaps because much of the time, it’s actually less visible.We’re talking about the fiber network. And 5G and smart cities cannot exist without it.In the top 25 U.S. metro areas alone, 5G needs 1.4 million miles of fiber. An estimated $130B-$150B in U.S. fiber investment is needed over then next few years to support the network!Our guest this week is Lisa Youngers. She’s the President & CEO of the Fiber Broadband Association. The association is seeing growth of fiber across all applications…and we’re just at the beginning of the deployment.The limits to deployment come from two directions—the barriers to construction and the labor shortage. The Fiber Broadband Association works to tackle them both.In this episode, Lisa explains the common barriers to deployment. And she describes how the association works with policy makers to ease these burdens.But having permits without people to build out the plans doesn’t speed things up.Lisa says one of the association members is short 100 crews. Not people…crews. And other members have shortages as well, so they’re forced to turn down work.Listen now to hear the creative ways the Fiber Broadband Association and its members are working to overcome these shortages to propel fiber deployment forward.And be sure to subscribe to future episodes!Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the 5G Talent Talk Community today:broadstaffglobal.comLinkedInTwitterFacebookYouTube

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This conversation with Lynna Sutherland of Homeschooling Without Training Wheels just keeps getting better and better. In this episode she tells us about another couple strategies she uses to make sure her teens AND her younger children are homeschooled in a way that works for everyone, and we discuss the question of how she finds time to work with EIGHT kids. I think you'll be given some new ideas to try and also some encouragement that you CAN do this thing! Woot! SHOW NOTES Get on Ann's email list

“the whole plan was get into TV - we didn’t know how to, we had no blueprint…we were just using our instincts, learning as we go ” Percelle Acott is an actor, writer, producer and businessman who has featured in films such as X + Y and shows like Youngers and the Innocents. Percy attended the BRIT school but the way he has come up in the business proves that there is more than one way to carve your own niche in the industry than by going the traditional route; In 2011 Percelle and his friends and partners Joivan Wade and Dee Kaate released the first episode of their Youtube series Mandem on the Wall. In it’s first day Mandem clocked around 30,000 views and their channel, Wall of Comedy now has 470,000 followers. The success and quality of the show led to the E4 program Youngers and, more recently, their three-part short film Shiro’s Story (which has amassed around 17 million views and grown a dedicated following) has led them to sign a major development deal with E4 . In this episode Sam and Percelle discuss mental health, Percy’s non-traditional path through the business as well as the difficulties or being a actor starting out in their career inspiration - particularly those faced by working class actors and the challenges (and advantages) that brings. Find Percelle here: Instagram: @percelleascott Twitter: @PercelleAscott Find the Wall of Comedy here: YouTube: Wall of Comedy Instagram: @WallofProductions Facebook: @TheWallofComedy

Got a large family - or at least a few younger kids - and wondering how you're going to homeschool the teen? Today's conversation on the podcast, with Lynna Sutherland of Homeschooling Without Training Wheels, will help. Get tips and strategies for making homeschooling high school work even when you still need to do school with the youngers as well! Show Notes

Ever had a social media break? Did you expect people to notice? Don’t lie, you so did. In our first episode for 2020 Laura chats with her friend Bek, about the elusiveness of genuine connection. Laura’s default jealousy setting from teenage years gets a proper burial and the girls give millennial females a seriously good rap.

Fam!! This is our final episode... of the Season!!! We are so proud of ourselves and of this journey. We set a goal and challenged ourselves and we got it done!! Just goes to show if you want to do something DO IT!! Get out of your own head and who cares if your have it all together...it all works itself out in the end right?! Tune in as we take it back! All the way back to things we wish we could have told our younger selves! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Lisa Youngers, President and CEO of the Fiber Broadband Association, continues the discussion of fiber in rural America and provides answers on how companies can apply for funding. Lisa also talks about the importance of educating communities on the fiber industry and how organizations such as the Fiber Broadband organization can play an integral role for companies who specialize in fiber optics.

A discussion with Brent Youngers, the president of EFT Analytics, a Koch Industries Inc. company.

On this episode of Hot Sauce, Eldrain, Jenna and Dabs had a heated discussions about the youth, and the role they play in the music scene as well as the musics influence on the youth. Are we getting close to a hiphop burn out? Do artists construct controversy to remain relevant in this fast moving youth focus world?! Catch up on the gangs chats to hear what they had to say and let us know what you think over on our instagram. Don't forget to tune in like for the full sauce ever Friday 10pm-1am on SYN.

This is a News report done on the Youngers family in 1950s to discuss their struggles and issues that conflict with each other.

Facing arrest in a corruption scandal, Peru's two-time president Alan García shot himself to death on April 17. WOLA Senior Fellows Jo-Marie Burt and Coletta Youngers discuss the personal journey of a politician who loomed over Peruvian political life for the past 35 years Garcia started out as a leftist, ruled amid some serious human rights crimes and economic crises, and later became a seemingly untouchable power broker—until the Odebrecht corruption investigation. Burt and Youngers explain Peru's current judicial drive against corruption, reasons for hope, and the difficulty of predicting anything in Peruvian politics.

The James brothers partner with the Youngers to begin their careers robbing banks, trains and stagecoaches. As their fame rises, so does the death toll when the Pinkerton Detective Agency assigns agents to bring them down. For more details, please visit www.blackbarrelmedia.com

You can't just wait around for the AI of the future to read your dead relatives memories from a parallel universe.    Rate, review, comment, subscribe, SHARE: https://www.facebook.com/maxkevincomedy/ https://twitter.com/MaxKevinComedy https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-little-cutie-podcast/ https://littlecutiepodcast.podbean.com/ https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/max-kevin/the-little-cutie-podcast  

Joivan Wade & Percelle Ascott talk to Dee Kaate about how they got here. In the first podcast Joivan & Percelle talk to Dee Kaate about how they got their own big break - from online hit Mandem On The Wall, to their first big TV break in E4’s Youngers and the seed of their own company The Wall of Comedy - which is now Europe's biggest comedy platform. Throughout the series Joivan and Percelle will be talking to people who have made their own success and taken their ideas from bedroom to boardroom. Guests include comedy writer/performer Kayode Ewumi, agent Dumi Oburota, entrepreneur Tara Button, model agency director Chams Hayden and comedian Mo Gilligan. This podcast is created in association with Radio 1’s Academy. Discover more at http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/academy

This episode chronicles Calpurnia, Pliny the Youngers’ wife as the ideal Roman Bride. In this episode we look into the Ancient Roman institution of marriage.

Dr Gironés talks to ecancertv at SIOG 2015 about data from a subset analysis that focused on the efficacy, chemotherapy schedule and outcomes in elderly patients treated in a clinical setting and compared to younger counterparts with stage III non-small-cell lung cancer.

This week on StoryWeb: Lorraine Hansberry’s play “A Raisin in the Sun.” Lorraine Hansberry’s 1959 play, A Raisin in the Sun, was a groundbreaking play in so many ways. Hansberry was the first African American woman to write a Broadway play, and the New York Drama Critics' Circle named it the best play of 1959. The play tells the story of an ordinary African American family, warts and all, and addresses an all-too-common challenge faced by black families in the ’40s, ’50s, and ’60s – housing discrimination. In the play, the Younger family lives in a cold water flat on the south side of Chicago. Lena Younger – the widowed matriarch of the family, known as Mama – has had a lifelong dream of buying a home of her own. When her husband dies, she decides to use part of the life insurance money as a down payment on a house in Clybourne Park, an all-white neighborhood. Though there are other plot lines involving her daughter, Beneatha, her son, Walter, and her daughter-in-law, Ruth, the major focus of the play is Mama’s decision to buy the house and the pushback the family gets from white residents in what is to be the Youngers’ new neighborhood. In a scene that might seem a bit heavy-handed but was unfortunately all too real, a Mr. Lindner – a white man – is sent as the representative of the Clybourne Park Improvement Association. On behalf of the neighborhood’s other white residents, he offers to buy the house from the Youngers at a premium – more than what the house is worth. In sweet-talking words, he says that “most of the trouble in the world . . . exists because people don’t just sit down and talk to each other . . . that we don’t try hard enough in this world to understand the other fellow’s problem. The other guy’s point of view.” After that preamble, he finally gets to the point: Well – you see our community is made up of people who’ve worked hard as the dickens for years to build up that little community. They’re not rich and fancy people; just hard-working, honest people who don’t really have much but those little homes and a dream of the kind of community they want to raise their children in. . . . [T]he overwhelming majority of our people out there feels that people get along better, take more of a common interest in the life of the community, when they share a common background. I want you to believe me when I tell you that race prejudice simply doesn’t enter into it. It is a matter of the people of Clybourne Park believing, rightly or wrongly, that for the happiness of all concerned that our Negro families are happier when they live in their own communities. When the Younger family balks at his offer to buy the house from them, he says, “What do you think you are going to gain by moving into a neighborhood where you just aren’t wanted? . . . People can get awful worked up when they feel that their whole way of life and everything they’ve worked for is threatened.” A Raisin in the Sun has been popular since it was first produced on Broadway in 1959, and it is a perennial favorite in high school English classes. What many people do not know, however, is that the play is based in part on Hansberry’s own family history. In 1935, her parents, Carl and Nannie Hansberry, bought a house in the all-white Washington Park neighborhood on the south side of Chicago. Anna Lee, a white homeowner in the neighborhood, sued the Hansberrys on the grounds that a restrictive covenant prohibited blacks from buying property in the neighborhood. The case – Hansberry v. Lee – ultimately went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. Though the Court’s 1940 finding hinged on a technicality and not on the issue of whether racially based restrictive covenants were legal or constitutional, the decision nevertheless paved the way for making such covenants illegal. Lorraine Hansberry herself seems to have had mixed feelings about the court case and her father’s fight for housing fairness. In a letter to the editor of The New York Times, she said, My father was typical of a generation of Negroes who believed that the “American way” could successfully be made to work to democratize the United States. Thus, twenty-five years ago, he spent a small personal fortune, his considerable talents, and many years of his life fighting, in association with NAACP attorneys, Chicago’s “restrictive covenants” in one of this nation’s ugliest ghettos. That fight also required our family to occupy disputed property in a hellishly hostile “white neighborhood” in which literally howling mobs surrounded our house. . . . My memories of this “correct” way of fighting white supremacy in America include being spat at, cursed and pummeled in the daily trek to and from school. And I also remember my desperate and courageous mother, patrolling our household all night with a loaded German Luger, doggedly guarding her four children, while my father fought the respectable part of the battle in the Washington court. So powerful and hard-hitting was Hansberry’s play in its depiction of the insidious practice of racially based housing discrimination that the FBI tracked Hansberry’s activities – both before and after the play’s Broadway production. Learn more at F.B. Eyes Digital Archive. Curious about the play’s title? It comes from Langston Hughes’s famous poem “Harlem,” which opens with the lines: “What happens to a dream deferred? / Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun?” And that raises the question: will the Younger family accept the substantial amount of cash Mr. Lindner offers – or will they move into Clybourne Park anyway, risking possible violence from their new neighbors? Indeed, the play refers to another black family whose new home in a white neighborhood was bombed in an attempt to scare them away. With the promise of more money on one hand and in the face of possible violence on the other, what will the Youngers do? You’ll have to read the play or – better yet – watch the original film adaptation to see what the Youngers ultimately decide to do. Do they achieve their dream or does it continue to dry up like a raisin in the sun? The original film stars Sidney Poitier and Ruby Dee, both of whom starred in the Broadway production as well. It doesn’t get much better than that! Visit thestoryweb.com/hansberry for links to these resources and to watch Sidney Poitier and Ruby Dee as Walter and Ruth Younger in a three-minute scene near the beginning of the 1961 film adaptation of A Raisin in the Sun. You can also watch the three-minute original trailer for the 1961 film.

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One need not have ever seen Lorraine Hansberry’s 1959 play A Raisin in the Sun to appreciate the setup - or laugh at the jokes - in Bruce Norris’s brilliant 2012 Pulitzer-and-Tony-winning comedy-drama "Clybourne Park." Taking place immediately following the events of the original, Clybourne - running through January 25 at 6th Street Playhouse - is a smart, insightful, baldy frank and frequently hilarious examination of the racial divide in America. Hansberry’s play - which gave many theater-going white folks their first glimpses into the lives of Africa-American families - takes place in a poor, Southside neighborhood of Chicago in 1959, where the African-American Younger family is preparing to move to a house they’ve just purchased in the all-white neighborhood of Clybourne Park. At the end of that play, Karl - a nervous, white representative of Clybourne Park - visits the Youngers, attempting to bully, cajole or outright bribe them into selling the house back - something they ultimately refuse to do. In "Clybourne Park," directed with expert comic timing, gripping intensity and escalating drama by Carl Jordan, the action now takes place in the Clybourne Park house the Youngers have purchased. The place is half-empty, its contents mostly packed into cardboard boxes standing here and there on the nicely detailed set by Ronald Krempetz, as its white residents Bev and Russ prepare to move out of the area. When Karl, the white guy from Raisin in the Sun, appears - having just come from failing to bribe the Youngers - Russ stubbornly digs in his heels at the suggestion he should assist the neighborhood in keeping the black family out. It turns out Russ has some grudges against his neighbors, in part for the way they treated his son after the Korean War. The escalating conflict, which pulls in the young minister Jim and Karl’s deaf, very-pregnant wife Betsy, takes place in the presence of Russ and Bev’s longsuffering black housecleaner Lena and her husband Albert, who gradually insert their own opinions about the callous racism they are witnessing. Decisions are made. Words are exchanged. Lives are changed. Then, in the play’s boldest move, the story suddenly leaps fifty years ahead. In Act 2, the Younger’s home is now a condemned wreck covered in graffiti, the property about to be demolished following years of drug-enhanced neglect in the once depressed, all-black but now mixed-race and rapidly gentrifying neighborhood. The same, supremely strong flexible cast appears again, this time as contemporary characters, gathering at the house to discuss the details of what kind of structure can be built on the same spot. IT being a historically valuable neighborhood, there are rules how big, and how tacky, the new owners are allowed to make any new building. The witty dialogue is riveting, raw, and real, as the marvelous cast shows us the prejudices still lurking below the surface, demonstrating with humor and candid transparency that the more things change, the more they remain the same. "Clybourne Park" runs Thursday–Sunday through Jan. 25 at 6th Street Playhouse. 6thstreetplayhouse.com

Ceramic artist Edmund de Waal, author of the award-winning memoir The Hare with Amber Eyes, shows John Wilson around his London studio and demonstrates how he creates an 'Edmund de Waal' bowl at the potter's wheel; The Hypnotic Brass Ensemble is a band of eight brothers from Chicago, all taught by their jazz musician father, Phil Cohran. They perform in the studio and talk about continuing their father's legacy; Last night, 17-year-old pianist Martin James Bartlett won the BBC Young Musician 2014 competition. He discusses entering the competition for a second time and why he chose Rachmaninov for his performance in the finals; E4's series Youngers chronicles the attempts of two teenage musicians to make it in the Peckham urban music scene. Writer Levi David Addai and star Calvin Demba discuss the challenges of keeping the show authentic, while Val McDermid, Phil Redmond and Joss Whedon reflect on how they've tried to make their teen characters ring true. Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Rebecca Armstrong.

Attorney Josh Gilliland and Cosplayer Olivia Youngers discuss the vast universe of super heroes who are attorneys as their secret identity. Olivia and Josh talk about being a geek, science fiction, Olivia's role at The Geekie Awards.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thelegalgeeks)

Olivia Youngers from www.rollingsreliable.com and Josh Gilliland sit down to talk about casting Ben Affleck as Batman, DC Comic book movies and go full geek on comics.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thelegalgeeks)

The Youngers put togethera great first project with Output three years ago. Once they set the bar, they knew they had to do something pretty special to raise it. Todd Bartolo packed up his group from Pennsylvania and brought them to Hendersonville to the Cash Cabin, originally owned by Johnny Cash, now run by his son John Carter Cash so the Cash magic is still there for anyone who records there. The Youngers new album is Heritage.