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In this episode, Rob is joined by former Kitchener city councillor Zyg Janecki. Zyg worked in planning for the City of Kitchener for 30 years before moving to private practice. In 2006, he offered his experience skills and expertise to the citizens of Kitchener, but narrowly lost that election. In 2010, he ran again and was successful and was elected a councillor for Ward 8 in Kitchener. He was reelected in 2014, but lost his reelection bid in 2018.

The GroovaLottos was in the house! Stephanie got to sit down with The Professor and ZYG 808! They talked about the past, present, and future of The Groovalottos! From their Website: SEVEN THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE GROOVALOTTOS The GroovaLottos are a multi-Grammy-nominated, soul-funk-Afrobeats jam band, formed in 2009 by veteran touring and studio session players and singers; whose resumes included Motown, Wilson Pickett, Rufus Thomas, Howlin' Wolf, and Angie Stone. Now, as a merry band of frontmen, they turn every show into a party and a revival. The band is built around a prescribed musical philosophy and work ethic, allowing personnel changes without sacrificing quality. The band loves playing festivals and concerts, but smaller venues where they can engage and interact with the audience are their favorite gigs. The current lineup consists of core members: Mwalim, keyboards & vocals; Chuck V., bass, guitar, and vocals; and The ZYG 808, drums, percussion, vibraphone, and vocals. Also in the crew are vocalist & percussionist, Shadowmaster; and bassist Richard Johnson. Their 2016 debut single "Do You Mind…?" spent 41 weeks in the top ten of the Indie Blues/Americana charts. Their debut album, "Ask Yo' Mama," earned 4 Grammy nominations in Pop and R&B in one year and two more nominations in Rock and R&B the following year. The current drummer, The ZYG 808, was a student of the band's founding drummer, the late Eddie Ray Johnson. The GroovaLottos are looking to work with and produce other artists in various genres. They are the house session band and staff producers for Polyphonic Studios in Buzzard's Bay, Massachusetts, owned by band keyboardist, Mwalim. The professor educates Stephanie on Kwanza, and Groovalottos released 7 Lights, a Kwanza song that "doesn't suck." #GroovaLottos #capecod #kwanza #boombu-Cha #Onomatopoeia #mwalim #zyg808 #polyphonic #afrobeat #soul #funk --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stephanie7502/support

"The Best Kept Secret" every Monday from 7pm-9pm (ET) with Host DJ Ben Hop and Co-Host Shai Will. Showcasing Independent Artist from all over the world. Submit your music for airplay by going to www.excitementradio.com and click on the "Submit Music" tab for all the information. To request your favorite Indie song, call us at 305-749-6004. This episode's special guest Ashley Harper and music from Your Machine, Pamputtae, Tru Esco, Jennifer Alvarado, Dox Black, Shaday, Akil Elijah, The ZYG 808, Gio Martini, Geisha, Cle'ph, and ZiDon. Tune in and support new music.(Recorded 4-19-2021)

The Greatest Fish Tale Ever Told This story may very well be a movie someday. In this episode of the Mother Earth Podcast we sit down with Professor Zygmunt Plater of Boston College Law School, who recounts his extraordinary journey seeking to save an endangered fish, a free-flowing river full of trout, family farms, and the ancestral Cherokee homeland. You may have heard about the Tennessee Snail Darter and Zyg’s famous lawsuit against the Tennessee Valley Authority that went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.TVA v. Hill is one of the most important environmental cases ever decided by America’s highest court. But you simply will not believe the back story here. As a young, untenured law professor, Zyg and a ragtag army of law students and family farmers take on all three branches of the federal government and every corporate interest in the country that drinks from the public trough.Their battle to save the Little Tennessee River and the livelihoods of small farmers is an utterly epic tale full of twists and turns, replete with a presidential phone call from Air Force One. At one point, farmers trying to save their farms literally pass a hat around for spare dollar bills to fund the lawsuit while Zyg maxes out his credit card and then loses his job for his zealous pursuit of the case. His students sell T Shirts to raise money for the case. And while the lawsuit is ongoing,TVA tries to make it moot by bulldozing and burning farmhouses and barns to make way for a dam that makes no economic sense whatsoever. Zyg recently wrote a book about this roller coaster of a legal thriller and I could not put it down. Moviemakers have begun looking into it. Zyg's Supreme Court victory continues to stand as a bulwark of environmental protection. So it is no coincidence that right wingers like Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Ann Coulter, Roger Ailes and Devin Nunes continue to use the Snail Darter case to rail against the Endangered Species Act. In 2017, Senator Rand Paul and other Republicans introduced legislation to gut the law. And in 2019, the Trump administration announced new regulations that would weaken the Endangered Species Act and undercut Zyg’s historic legal victory. (See the show notes for this episode on our website for further info on how to help protect the Endangered Species Act). Our in-depth conversation with Zyg comes in the midst of a full-blown extinction crisis that demands an end to habitat destruction, toxins and the climate crisis. Zyg remind us that our fellow creatures are canaries in the coal mine, that what befalls them ultimately befalls us too, and that good ecology is good economics. And here is a special offer: the first ten listeners to make a donation to an environmental group protecting endangered species and to follow us on social media will receive a copy of the beautiful drawing of the Snail Darter that was Exhibit 12 at trial and handed out to the Justices of the US Supreme Court at oral argument, plus a Snail Darter T-Shirt just like the original fundraiser ones (depicting TVA as Jaws). For offer details please visit the show notes page for this episode on our website. For People and Planet, thank you for listening, Matt (Please note that this episode was recorded prior to the pandemic.  Also a language warning: there are a couple F-bombs toward the end starting at 1:24:30 so if little kids are around you will want to use earbuds for a minute).  

Nesse episódio, "Nadando na Modernidade Líquida" pergunta: Você faz metas de Ano Novo? Partindo de uma carta de nosso amigo Zyg, Karine Aragão e Leonardo Chermont de Sá discutem a necessidade de fazer metas e as implicações dessa prática em nossas vidas. Mergulhe conosco!

It's time for another on-location episode recorded at Heroes Aren't Hard to Find in Charlotte, NC. In this first of two planned September visits, Michael and Derek talk with customers -- Zyg, Brian, and Alonzo -- and discuss some recent releases that strike their attention. Focusing on the mainstream, Michael highlights Fantastic Four#1. He discusses Marvel's former flagship title's return, and he goes on to speculate on the significance of Jack Kirby and Stan Lee's creation...not only with the Marvel Universe, but for all comics. Derek focuses on a few non-superhero titles, including Christopher Sebela and Shawn McManus's House Amok#1(IDW/Black Crown), Eric M. Esquivel and Ramon Villalobos's Border Town #1(DC/Vertigo), and the first two titles in DC's new Sandman initiative, The Sandman Universe#1and The Dreaming#1. With this episode, The Comics Alternative's on-location series joins the Queen City Podcast Network!

The Media Blast and Blacktopia DJ Coalition Digital Meet and Greet with THE ZYG 808 and B. Lee Brooks!!   DJs, members of the press, media, tastamakers, join us as we will chop it up with The ZYG 808 about his new record and his music.  If you would like to chat with the artist, get drops, chop it up, then join us at 9:00 PM ET.

For the May on-location episode, Derek is back at Heroes Aren't Hard to Find for Free Comic Book Day. This is a big occasion, and business at Heroes was bustling and crowded, with customers lining up to get in as early as 5:30 am. In fact, this show was recorded outside of the shop where things were less chaotic. Joining Derek was Zyg (who has become a regular at these on-location shows), David, Adam, Jake, and Emily. Everyone talks about the various FCBD titles and which ones they're particularly drawn to, but they also discuss other comics-related topics, such as the recent Avengers movie, the kind of comics that they're currently reading, and upcoming titles that they're particularly looking forward to.

Oh, oh, oh, Ohtani!  Ugly Delicious with David Chang.  Cathedral Façades with Markus Brunetti.  Laughing while your heart aches watching Death of Stalin.  Remembering Hillstreet Blues and Steven Bochco.  Met Museum Rehab.  Strad or Zyg?  You choose.  Still working on that hat... Credits: Talent:  Tamsen Granger and Dan Abuhoff Engineer:  Ellie Suttmeier Art:  Zeke Abuhoff

For the March on-location recording at Heroes Aren't Hard to Find in Charlotte, NC, the topic of discussion is comics adapted into movies and television series (especially superhero properties), and if we're about to reach the point of oversaturation. Joining Derek in the conversation are shop customers Zyg, Jack, Jesse, Erica, and Christian. All of them are fans of superhero film and TV, and each brings a unique perspective to the discussion. And, as expected, everyone varies in their opinions on how much is too much when it comes to superhero adaptations. Among the various movies and series they discuss are Black Panther, the Iron Man series, Watchmen, The Crow, Justice League, Tim Burton's Batman, Gotham, the various Netflix series, and Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. They also talk about non-superhero comics adaptations such as Lucifer, iZombie, Ghost World, and, of course, The Walking Dead. And toward the end of their conversation, everyone expresses her or his own wish list of other properties that could be adapted into television series or films.