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Straight from the Underground 2.0SFTU 2.0 Podcast 412 01-28-25Back after a LONG hiatus (i'll explain in the episode) and getting back to it... lets go & join in Napoleon Da Legend & JR Swiftz f D-Styles - Raining Sledgehammers DJ Chris G - IntroThunny Brown & DJ Kingflow - Tek It OffHairline Brothers (The Supervisor & North$ide Dro) f King Author - Step Back Int Kint (Intercontinental Kint) f Rampage & K Banger - Paradise CityDios Negasi f Conway The Machine - Only God Can Save YouThunny Brown - Population Control Freestyle ILL Clinton f Daniel Son - One...2025-01-271h 55
RePPiN4U: The Future And Beyond!Sean Lives On!Sean Lives On!On August 8, 2015 the Hip-Hop world lost one of its giants when Sean Price passed away at the age of 43. From his work with Heltah Skeltah, Random Axe, and his solo material Sean Price was consistently one of the nicest emcees in Hip-Hop. His gritty, yet humorous style of rhyming garnered him fans all across the globe – he was beloved in the world of rap.The legacy lives on, and it is headed by none other than his wife, Bernadette Price who has now emerged as a formidable artist in her own right, so...2025-01-072h 00
ADDITIONAL HISTORY: Headlines You Probably MissedJanuary 11, 1964On January 11, 1964, the Surgeon General of the United States issued an official statement that immediately made top headlines in the United States and around the world. It was the first time someone officially said that smoking could cause cancer. What else was sharing headlines with such a controversial topic that day? You'll find out with three great additional history stories.
SOURCES
“Advertisement: Singer Sewing Center (Pg 7).” The Bismarck Tribune (Bismarck, North Dakota), January 11, 1964. www.newspapers.com.
“Arsenic Probe Continues; 8 Survivors Improved.” The Evening Sun (Baltimore, Maryland), November 26, 1956. www.newspapers.com.
Associated Press. “Food Poisoning Fa...2025-01-0640 min
Welcome To The NeighborhoodWTTN 469 New Year '25 Playlist
Redman by Wudeytauknbout on Gilla House (Gilla House)
SUSPECTS by Your Old Droog on Heatseeker Records (Heatseeker Records)
Devil's Dictionary (feat. Grap Luva & elzhi) by Cult Fiction on Cult Fiction (Cult Fiction)
Artist Interview by Rafik (Cult Fiction) on DJ Klyph (DJ Klyph)
Epic (feat. Yamin Semali & Skyzoo) by Cult Fiction on Cult Fiction (Cult Fiction)
I Keep On (feat. Pete Rock & Pharoahe Monch) (Jim Sharp Edit) by Apathy on Jim Sharp (Jim Sharp)
Saturday Night Special (feat. Rick Ross & Fat Joe) by LL Cool J on Def Jam (Def Jam)
Fly Continuum by John Robinson...2025-01-0400 min
ASSURED: How to Homeschool and Not Get Burned Out By ItSTOP Asking Your Homeschooler What They Know (instead, look at applied learning) | S6 EP5The whole purpose of including ADST in your homeschool is to teach your child how to look around and identify the needs that they have, the needs they see in their community, and then to actually address those!
ADST goes through the process of creating ideas, troubleshooting, incorporating insight from others, and problem solving as they use all their thinking modes to bring those ideas to life!
Learn how to develop your child’s thinking skills, physical motor skills, and give them an opportunity to engage with improving their lif...2024-12-3007 min
ChipChatADST Music gives us some A.R.T.Legendary vocalist, producer, and all around genius, ADST stops by to tell us about his new album A.R.T. and how music helped him cope through some.rough times. Also, Kash rules everything around the FBI, Syria isn't a country at the moment, and we worry about tumbling into full on class warfare. Plus South Korea, Greece, and DJTJ and so much more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/chipchat--2780807/support.2024-12-132h 14
UAB Green and ToldReal-Life Nightmare - Kathleen Stafford '73Kathleen StaffordBA, College of Arts and Sciences, 1973ArtistMore InformationKathleen Stafford - personal websiteDeja Vu - link to The Washington Post articleKathleen Stafford - Shop ArtADST - Fake Eyeglasses and an Elaborate RuseU.S. Department of State - Art in EmbassiesNational Museum of American Diplomacy - Rescue of American Diplomats from Iran: "Argo" and the Canadian SixThe Washington Post - Artist reflects on Tehran hostage crisisVoyage Austin - Life & Work with Kathleen Stafford of Oak Hill and Mid...2024-11-0435 min
The Whole 8 Inches!Special Guest: Katy Eve (Risqué Edition)Emily & Charles are joined by slinky slow-mo superstar Katy Eve to talk all things Risqué Pole Competition. Katy shares her passion for coordinating Canberra comps & what it means to run Australia’s sexiest pole studio.
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2024-10-1154 min
Pick Me Up, I'm Scared.121. Air America, Part 1!This week, David and Madeline talk about the CIA's very own airline, Air America!
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SOURCES:
Killing Hope William Blum
Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia Alfred McCoy
Air America Christopher Robbins
https://adst.org/2013/04/the-year-of-living-dangerously-indonesia-and-the-downed-cia-pilot-may-1958/
https://www.archives.gov/exhibits/a_people_at_war/prelude_to_war/flying_tigers.html
https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP90-00806R000100680006-0.pdf
https://stlreporter.com/2017/05/13/the-cias-french-connection-and-other-other-footnotes-to-history/
Anderson, Benedict R. O’G. “Looking Back.” The Wilson Quarterly (1976-), vol. 5, no. 2, 1981, pp. 112–25. JSTOR, http://www.jstor.org/stable/40256090. Accessed 9 Sept. 2024.
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VSB: After The BellEp 19 - After the Bell: Project-Based Learning and Public Use of VSB FieldsThe B.C. curriculum outlines three Core Competencies students need to be deep, lifelong learners. These are communication, thinking, as well as personal and social. To a degree, these are rather abstract terms. Unlike math, science, English and social studies, subjects we are used to hearing about when referring to learning in schools, the shift in today’s education focuses on concepts instead of content, on how to learn rather than what is learned, and on developing critical thinking skills in place of memorization. Really, it’s about hands on, experiential learning.
The core competencies of communication, thinkin...2024-06-0136 minPick Me Up, I'm Scared.101. Blonde Women Love Guns in Rhodesia!This week, Madeline and David talk about Rhodesia, settler colonialism, and violent apartheid!
PATREON:
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MADELINE'S BOOK:
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/722726/i-survived-capitalism-and-all-i-got-was-this-lousy-t-shirt-by-madeline-pendleton/
SOURCES:
https://www.britannica.com/place/Rhodesia
https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2022/12/2/how-british-colonial-policy-killed-100-million-indians
https://zimfieldguide.com/harare/pioneer-column%E2%80%99s-march-macloutsie-mashonaland
https://www.britannica.com/topic/British-South-Africa-Company
https://www.britannica.com/place/Mashonaland
https://www.britannica.com/event/Gun-War
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Cecil-Rhodes
https...2024-02-122h 21
Teachers on FireASSESSMENT, UDL, and ADST with LYNNETTE EARLELYNNETTE EARLE is a high school teacher of 15+ years. She is currently teaching career-life education and a family studies ADST trio of courses as well as her own developed course: Intro to Careers in Teaching 12. Join this conversation to learn how Lynnette’s journeys with assessment, UDL, and design thinking are transforming her professional practice. In This Conversation: 1:03 - More about Lynnette's current teaching context 2:00 - A story of adversity from Lynnette's education journey 3:55 - What Beyond Report Cards and the Empowerment Ecosystem have meant to Lynnette 5:34 - Assessment topics that Lynnette has been thinking about lately 7:56 - How UDL is...2023-12-1137 min
AI True CrimeThe 1904 Olympic Marathon
The St. Louis Olympic Games of 1904 by E. C. Morris (1980): Check online bookstores, library catalogs, or academic databases for access.
The American Marathon by J. E. Saylor (2015): Available through major online book retailers.
The Story of the Olympic Marathon by T. Krabbe (2014): Available through major online book retailers.
The Marathon Makers: A Century of Heroes, Races, and Records by R. Tomlinson (2014): Available through major online book retailers.
Sole Brothers: The 1904 Marathon and the Original American Sport of Pedestrian Racing by T. Hahn (2004): Available through major online book retailers.
The Olympic Review, Official Publication of the International Olympic Committee...2023-12-0503 min
it's OUR show: HIPHOP for people that KNOW BETTERJust Get UpFull show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: Table For Three, conshus, DJ Center, Oddisee, Shinobi Stalin, Analogue Monsta, Jonah Yano, H31R, Jordan Mackampa, Hemlock Ernst, Height Keech, Miranda Joan, Nalepa, Planet Asia, TzariZM, MidaZ the Beast, Casual, Yaya Bey, Cmon Tigre, Seun Kuti, Atmosphere, Purple Kloud, ADST Music, Sing Steph, Georgia, K-Rec, 4-IZE, Moka Only, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS2023-11-251h 51
RePPiN4U: The Future And Beyond!RePPiN4U: Nuff Respect Due!RePPiN4U: Nuff Respect Due!Special Guest: Moniq Stylez!New single IRONY, New project coming end of September, and why NUFF RESPECT IS DUE TO THE DANCEHALL CREAM!Plus big tune from Busta Rhymes ft Coi Lerai, Buju Banton ft Snoop Dogg, J Flash Ft. RJ Payne, Jo Archer ft Richie Spice And more!RePPiN4U Playlist:1. DJ MISS C BROWN - RePPiN4U Intro2. NUFF RESPECT DUE - Opening3. PAUL WALL & TERMANOLOGY F/ LARGE PROFESSOR - Talk About It4. 38 SPESH & CONWAY THE MACHINE F...2023-10-062h 00
BDSIR NETWORK Presents: RePPiN4U: NUFF RESPECT DUE!1. DJ MISS C BROWN - RePPiN4U Intro
2. NUFF RESPECT DUE - Opening
3. PAUL WALL & TERMANOLOGY F/ LARGE PROFESSOR - Talk About It
4. 38 SPESH & CONWAY THE MACHINE F/ CHE NOIR/PHAROAHE MONCH - We Outside
5. RJ PAYNE - Uptown Saturday Night
6. BOFAAT F/ SMIF N WESSUN - Mr Smif & Mr Wessun
7. ADST MUSIC F/ SING STEPH - Hello
8. BUJU BANTON F/ SNOOP DOGG - High Life
9. JO ARCHER F/ RICHIE SPICE - Once Upon A Time
10. INTERMISSION
11. BUSTA RHYMES F/ COI LERAY - Luxury Life
12. BLU & REAL BAD MAN - More Bad News
13. ILLA J - Shine Your Light
14. J-FLASH F...2023-09-142h 00
it's OUR show: HIPHOP for people that KNOW BETTERPersonal BenefitFull show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: Millatron, Marz Mello, Shinobi Stalin, DH, Crew54, Trust Burnem, conshus, Mad Sexual Genius, Substantial, Tamara Wellons, DJ Jav, J-Felix, Bessi, Bigzy, Black Milk, Phonte, Raphael Saadiq, Local Natives, Chillowproductions, Dj Grazzhoppa, Venomous2000, LImperatrice, Cuco, Mr. Freed, Elementalz Music, Demond Wilson, Copywrite, DJ Swab, Ash Walker, Lou Rhodes, O.Love, Ty Healy, Pandamonium, MyGrane McNastee, ADST Music, Let The Dirt Say Amen, Sean Born, Damo Hicks, Poolside, Panama, Sivion, Malex, Braille, Infored, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS2023-07-232h 03
Morning Cup of MurderA Massacre In The Palace - June 1 2023June 1st: Dipendra of Nepal Kills (2001)
When a case has more questions than answers, it makes it a little easier to start believing in even the most far fetched conspiracies. On June 1st 2001 a massacre took place inside palace walls in an event that, to this day, seems to continue gathering question upon question.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dipendra_of_Nepal, https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-05-01/how-a-lovesick-prince-wiped-out-nepals-royal-family/100056562#:~:text=On%20a%20summer's%20night%20in,was%20almost%20entirely%20wiped%20out., https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nepalese_royal_massacre, https://www.outlookindia.com/website/story/nepalese-crown-prince-was-murderer-massacre-survivor/211909, https://a...2023-06-0106 min
Respect. Belong. Thrive.Delving into drivers of financial distress and the importance of community services and organisations providing support with Hannan Amin.In this episode Peter Oslewski, Senior Manager Programs and Partnerships, within the division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Deakin interviews Hannan Amin, a Training and Development Consultant at Good Shepherd.Hannan and Peter discuss drivers around financial distress and abuse, the current financial strain faced by many Australians, and provide insights into some of the resources available to our community to support financial wellbeing.Throughout this conversation, Hannan and Peter also cover what a Financial Inclusion Action Plan (FIAP) is and the importance of organisations within the community engaging with a program such as FIAP.2023-03-2928 min
PPC InsightsPPC Insights 08: Das perfekte Performance Marketing Team
Überblick:
00:43 Worauf muss man achten, wenn man einen perfekten Performance Marketing Managerin sucht?
02:51 Welche Soft Skills sollte man mitbringen?
05:02 Wie kann ich der perfekte Performance Marketing Manager werden?
05:16 Wie bleibt man up to date mit PPC news?
06:55 Wie sollte man als PPC Neueinsteiger vorgehen?
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Inhouse Performance Marketing Manager kennen ihr Unternehmen meistens sehr gut und sind in den internen Prozessen im Tagesgeschäft involviert. Performance Marketing Manager in Agenturen wiederum arbeiten mit vielen verschiedenen Kunden und Plattformen. Wie man welche Vorteile am besten nutzen kann, wann was am meisten Sinn ergibt und wie eine perfekte Lösung aussehen kann, erfahrt ihr hier.
00:17 Was sind die Vor- und Nachteile eines Inhouse-Teams?
05:10 Was sind die Vor- und Nachteile einer Agentur?
05:55 Sind Agenturen die Pioniere, wenn es um Plattform-Updates geht?
10:58 Wie sieht in der Praxis die perfekte Lösung aus, wenn man die Vorteile von...2022-11-0816 min
Love Your Expat LifeEpisode 77: 5 Decades of a Portable Career with Bonnie MillerBonnie Miller's professional experience spans five decades as a social worker, psychotherapist, educator, consultant, social activist, and trainer. She has extensive experience in countries experiencing war, genocide, and oppression of minorities. Currently, as Oral Historian and Podcast Host, Bonnie interviewed 20 Foreign Service spouses in the Partners in Diplomacy project through the Association for Diplomatic Studies &Training (adst.org) and 16 Foreign Service family members for an AAFSW Oral History Project. This episode is packed with knowledge, advice, & practical tips that you can apply to your life. You’ll learn a...2022-11-0348 minPPC InsightsPPC Insights 06: Internationalisierung im PPC
Überblick:
00:22 Wie ermittelt man, ob ein neuer Markt Potential hat?
03:32 Was sind die unterschiedlichen Standards in verschiedenen Ländern?
06:51 Was muss man bei der Wahl der Suchmaschine und der Plattform in unterschiedlichen Märkten genau beachten?
08:00 Wie startet man am besten, wenn man zum ersten Mal mit einer neuen Plattform arbeitet?
11:06 Worauf muss beim Übersetzen der Anzeigen und Keywords geachtet werden?
13:00 Wie lokalisiert man das Ganze?
15:35 Was gibt es außerdem zu beachten?
17:40 Wie bestimmt man, welche Währung als Standard genutzt wird?
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Tickets für den SEA Stammtisch Berlin am 10...2022-10-2820 minPPC InsightsPPC Insights 05: Google Ads vs. Microsoft Advertising: Wann ist welche Plattform sinnvoll?
Ein Überblick des Inhalts:
00:31 Die größten Unterschiede zwischen Microsoft Ads und Google Ads
02:21 Die Gemeinsamkeiten von Microsoft Ads und Google Ads
03:36 Wen man mit Microsoft Ads am besten erreicht
05:58 Besondere Features von Microsoft Ads
10:36 Was man beim Import der Daten beachten muss
16:16 Fazit
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Xing: https://www.xing.com/pages/adstriv2022-10-1117 min
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Harry Thomas: Straight Talk on Crisis Management, Career Progression, and the Joys and Challenges of Diplomatic ServiceAs Director General of the Foreign Service and ambassador to three countries in three different bureaus (Philippines, Bangladesh, and Zimbabwe), and having served in DC leadership positions on the 7th floor and White House, Amb. Thomas saw U.S. diplomacy from multiple perspectives. He reflects on crisis management, leadership, and career progression. He talks about the blatant discrimination he encountered early in Peru and later in Zimbabwe, his adventures in rural Nigeria, and his time working for Sec. Rice and moments with Pres. Bush after 9/11 – all the while he conveys a sense of humor, dedication and determination. His thoughts on...2022-08-1045 min
Let's Get HauntedEpisode 116: The Georgia Guidestones Conspiracy**SKIP TO 1:09 TO GET TO THE STORY**
Sometime around 4:00AM on July 6, 2022, a mysterious monument known as both “America’s Stonehenge” and “The Ten Commandments of Satan” had been partially bombed by a domestic terrorist; However, before sunset that evening, the remaining structure and it's mysterious message was razed to the ground by authorities. Join Nat as she “translates” the tale behind the Georgia Guidestones to Aly! What were The Georgia Guidestones and what purpose did the monument serve? Who created the stones and who sought to benefit most from their destruction? Wtf was in the time capsule?? Some questions only lead to m...2022-07-272h 12
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Liliana Ayalde reflects on mentorship, interagency collaboration, and how to improve the U.S. position in the Western HemisphereLiliana Ayalde reflects on a long and accomplished career in assistance, public health, and diplomacy. Beginning with her first posting with USAID in Bangladesh, Amb. Ayalde traces lessons learned and her abiding contributions to international development and diplomacy in the U.S. Foreign Service. She bounces back from serious medical leave; she gets help from allies like Amb. Roberta Jacobson; and she confronts tension relations following the Snowden disclosures. Amb. Ayalde speaks to the importance of mentorship, identifying leadership talents, and personal flexibility when it comes to seizing opportunities, as well as collaborating with other agencies. When facing challenges...2022-06-2239 min
LCS TalksSeason 2 - Ep. 9 | Faith, Technology, and Identity (ft. John Van Weelden & Jon Kuehl)In the final episode of Season 2 on Faith, Identity, and Technology, Berkley Glazer, Eric Bylenga, and Kevin Mirchandani talk with Jon Kuehl (Grade 8 Homeroom Teacher) and John Van Weelden (High School Teacher) about our Drones and Aviation Applied Design, Skills, and Technologies (ADST) courses and programming. The discussion is filled with examples of how our teachers are encouraging learning that invites students to reflect on Biblical principles for innovative technology use. Mr. Kuehl and Mr. Van Weelden help us think Biblically, theologically, and practically in terms of what it looks like for a Christian learning community to build programs...2022-06-1032 min
Scholarly CommunicationThe Association for Diplomatic Studies & Training: A Discussion with Susan Rockwell Johnson and Margery B. ThompsonADST has the world’s largest collection of U.S. diplomatic oral history. They have over 2,500 oral histories at ADST.orgSusan Rockwell Johnson is the president of ADST since November 2016. She is a career member of the Senior Foreign Service (retired) with over three decades of distinguished service in a broad range of bilateral and multilateral assignments in and out of the State Department.Margery B. Thompson directs ADST’s book-related programs, advises diplomats and others on editing and publishing matters, and coordinates the ADST-DACOR Diplomats and Diplomacy Series. Before joining ADST in 1995, she was...2022-05-2535 min
New Books in Diplomatic HistoryThe Association for Diplomatic Studies & Training: A Discussion with Susan Rockwell Johnson and Margery B. ThompsonADST has the world’s largest collection of U.S. diplomatic oral history. They have over 2,500 oral histories at ADST.orgSusan Rockwell Johnson is the president of ADST since November 2016. She is a career member of the Senior Foreign Service (retired) with over three decades of distinguished service in a broad range of bilateral and multilateral assignments in and out of the State Department.Margery B. Thompson directs ADST’s book-related programs, advises diplomats and others on editing and publishing matters, and coordinates the ADST-DACOR Diplomats and Diplomacy Series. Before joining ADST in 1995, she was...2022-05-2533 minModern American DiplomacyThree filmmakers talk about three outstanding African-American ambassadors – Edward Dudley, Terence Todman, and Carl RowanLeola Calzolai-Stewart, Rachell Shapiro, Kiley Kraskouskas talk about the careers of three outstanding African-American diplomats – ambassadors Edward Dudley, Terence Todman, and Carl Rowan – as well all that was involved in bringing the story of these pioneers to life in “The American Diplomat” on PBS. The discussion covers the history of African-Americans in the Foreign Service from Reconstruction to the modern day, as well as the barriers they faced in a State Department that initially confined them to just a few posts in predominantly black countries, maintaining racial inequality from office culture to the lunchroom. Listen and hear about how America’...2022-05-2539 minModern American DiplomacyAmb. Ryan Crocker looks to the future, analyzes U.S. experience in conflict zones, and shares his thoughts on diversity, mental health, and work-life balanceSix-time U.S. Amb. Ryan Crocker (Career Ambassador and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient) looks back on his experience working with the military in some of toughest assignments and most fraught conflict zones ever. He also looks to the future and analyzes the nature of expeditionary diplomacy, the current state of geopolitics and the international system, and shares his thoughts on how the Foreign Service might evolve through generational change, namely by talking about diversity, mental health, and work-life balance. **Brought to you as part of an Una Chapman Cox Foundation project on American diplomacy and the Foreign Service.2022-05-1850 minLCS TalksSeason 2 - Ep. 5 | Faith, Technology, and Identity (ft. Matt Grose & John Van Weelden)In this episode, Berkley Glazer and Kevin Mirchandani talk with Matt Grose (Grade 6 Homeroom Teacher) and John Van Weelden (High School Teacher) about our Applied Design, Skills, and Technologies (ADST) courses and programming. The discussion is filled with examples of how our teachers are encouraging learning that invites students to reflect on Biblical principles for innovative technology use. Mr. Grose and Mr. Van Weelden help us think Biblically, theologically, and practically in terms of what it looks like for a Christian learning community to build programs that help students develop technological citizenship with a future-oriented vision of Christian education.2022-05-1629 min
Mín skoðun563.þáttur. Mín skoðun 06052022563.þáttur. Mín skoðun. Heil og sæl. Ingi Þór Steinþórsson aðst.þj.Stjörnunnar í körfubolta spáir í úrslitaeinvígi Vals og Tindastóls og Gunnar Gunnarsson þjálfari kvennaliðs Hauka í handbolta spáir í undanúrslitaleikina í kvennahandboltanum. Þórhallur Dan er svo á línunni og við spjöllum um evrópuboltann. Besta deildin er um helgina, Lengjudeildin, enski boltinn og sá ítalski ásamt því að við ræðum um undirskrift um þjóðarhöll. Þetta og miklu fleira í þætti dagsins. Góða helgi.
2022-05-061h 12
HHDG MEDIA: The PodcastTHE OTHER GUYSHHDG Media: The Podcast presents Washington, D.C. cousins Mighty Joe (Producer/Musician) & Isaiah “Insanate” Mensah (Producer/Musician/Emcee)) together known as @otherguysmusic The Other Guys (The OGs)!!!
Tune in as we speak about the family connection with music, Production duo name, Style of production, DJing, Early influence, Becoming CEO of HipNOTT Records, Favorite Instruments, Growing up in Washington, D.C., ADST Music, Tanya Morgan, Verbal Kent, Anti_Lilly, Skyzoo, Roddy's Good$ense crew, Substantial, Kooley High, Allen Poe, yU (Diamond District/1978ers), Inspiration for seasonal "...In Analog" series, 2022 single "Off The Cuff" featuring Awon and Dephl...2022-04-301h 21Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Deb Malac on Leading, Constantly Improving, Serving in Africa, Fighting for Rights, and Tackling Public Health CrisesShe has fought Ebola in Liberia, sexism in the State Department, and the closing of political space in Uganda. U.S. Ambassador Deborah Malac talks about problem-solving, leadership, multi-functionality and clarity. She begins with her serendipitous entry into the Foreign Service that morphed into an incredible career in Africa and global health. Speaking from a diversity of experiences, Malac discusses the qualities required of a globe-trotting FSO, the rewards and challenges associated with the job, how you know when it's time for the next challenge, and knowing oneself.2022-03-2940 minModern American DiplomacyCG Lawrence Randolph Talks About Showing Up as a Diplomat – Authentically Engaged and OpenU.S. Consul General to Casablanca Lawrence Randolph talks about being a sincerely interested diplomat and using diversity as our strength. In his growth as a leader, he emphasizes mentorship and sponsorship, learning local languages and cultures, being open to new opportunities, and the secret strength of American diplomacy – creating diverse teams. He underscores the need to do outreach to Americans; how emotional intelligence, preparation, humility and straightforward resilience helps overcome moments of “imposter syndrome”; and how being one’s “authentic self” on the job both models good leadership and achieves good work-life balance. **Brought to you as part of an Una Cha...2022-02-2544 minModern American DiplomacyAmb. Herro Mustafa talks about resilience, rejecting limitations, and adapting as a diplomat – part of her journey from Kurdish-Iraqi refugee to a young, female U.S. ambassador.Amb. Herro Mustafa explains her love of diplomacy, underscores the need for emotional intelligence and adaptability, and cites her sources of support and resilience. She talks about rejecting limitations and developing her own “card” full of lessons. She discusses her growth as a diplomat, as she journeyed from Kurdish-Iraqi refugee in Minnesota to a young, female U.S. ambassador in Europe with young kids. **Brought to you as part of an Una Chapman Cox Foundation project on American diplomacy and the Foreign Service.2022-02-1746 minModern American DiplomacyAmb. Ron Neumann on Afghanistan, Diplomacy, and the Big PictureAmb. Ron Neumann, President of the American Academy of Diplomacy and a three-time former ambassador, discusses everything from his time in Vietnam as a soldier to current events in Afghanistan. He gets into details of refugee policy and women's education, as well as reflects on leadership, working in high-threat environments, serving in Iran, finding satisfaction in tough work, and how DC thinkers and diplomats in the field can work together better. 2022-01-2629 minModern American DiplomacyAmb. Ted Osius discusses his love of Southeast Asia, experiences as U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam, leadership, moral courage, and the nexus with diplomacy and private sectorAmb. Ted Osius discusses his love of Southeast Asia, experiences as U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam, moral courage, and public diplomacy (on a bicycle). He talks reconciliation between U.S. and Vietnam, leaving the State Department in protest, working in and with the private sector, and having a husband and kids in the Foreign Service. Brought to you as part of an Una Chapman Cox Foundation project on American diplomacy and the Foreign Service. Be sure to check out his new book: Nothing Impossible: America's Reconciliation with Vietnam2021-12-0343 min
Podcasts – Hometown SoundsLuce Listening Party feat. Night Train 357https://hometownsounds.files.wordpress.com/2021/09/podcast-luce-night-train-357.mp3
The Luce Listening Party, our collaboration with the Luce Foundation Center in the Smithsonian American Art Museum, continues with special guest Night Train 357!
Tracklisting:
Allison Balanc feat. Durand Bernarr – Friendzone [single]
Night Train 357 & Rone – Turn It Up [Grays]
Crank Lucas feat. Ethan Spalding – Up Up [single]
NuChoyce – Just Hold On [single]
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Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Bill Taylor discusses Ukraine, impeachment, Afghanistan and Foreign AssistanceAmb. Bill Taylor -- our first political appointee as a guest -- discusses Ukraine, impeachment, "irregular channels," public diplomacy, the nature of conflict, Afghanistan, foreign assistance and being an interagency team player. *Brought to you as part of an Una Chapman Cox Foundation project on American diplomacy and the Foreign Service.2021-09-1538 min
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Roberta Jacobson talks about reestablishing U.S. ties with Cuba, forging a path as America’s first female and civil servant ambassador to Mexico, enjoying Latin America, and dealing with populism throughout the Western Hemisphere.Amb. Roberta Jacobson talks about reestablishing U.S. ties with Cuba, becoming America’s first female and civil servant ambassador to Mexico, and dealing with populist leaders.
Ambassador Jacobson also discusses reestablishing diplomatic ties with Cuba, lost opportunities in Havana, populism in the Western Hemisphere, and what she loved about Latin America.2021-08-3134 min
Teach OutdoorsOutdoor Learning Goals: A Collaborative Discussion with Carly and AprilToday we have two guests with us today to talk about how this past school year went, what did they learn, and what are the goals that we are looking forward to tackling next year. Carly Eirikson is a VP at Ecole Herbert Spencer Elementary, In New Westminster, she has her Masters of Education in Special Education and spent 4 years of her career as an educational consultant for POPARD supporting students with autism all over British Columbia. Twitter: @ceiriksonInstagram: all_of_us_outside What...2021-08-2628 min
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Lino Gutierrez discusses his path from Cuban immigrant to two-time U.S. ambassador. He shares lessons on leadership, managing up, negotiating with Cubans in Grenada, navigating Washington politics, Hurricane Mitch, and political change in Argentina.Amb. Lino Gutierrez served as Ambassador to Argentina as well as to Nicaragua, and as Acting Assistant Secretary of the Western Hemisphere Affairs Bureau. In this episode, Amb. Gutierrez discusses his experience from Cuban immigrant to diplomat. He shares lessons on leadership, managing up, negotiating with Cubans in Grenada, navigating Washington politics, increasing diversity at State, dealing with the crisis of Hurricane Mitch in Nicaragua and stark political change in Argentina.2021-08-1333 min
Modern American DiplomacySenior Foreign Service Officer Tim Davis shares lessons learned on leadership, diversity, managing State Department principals, closing the U.S. Consulate in Basra, and navigating Secretary Clinton’s email controversyTim "Timmy" Davis is a career member of the Senior Foreign Service. In this episode, Tim shares lessons learned on leadership, building strong teams, encouraging diversity, and increasing recruitment. Mr. Davis also shares lessons learned closing of the U.S. Consulate in Basra, managing State Department principals, and navigating Secretary Clinton's e-mail controversy.
Special thanks to the Una Chapman Cox Foundation, the American Academy of Diplomacy, and Harvard's Sama Kubba and Syed Ahmed.2021-07-2230 min
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Chris Hill discusses growing up in the foreign service, working with Amb. Holbrooke and Sec. Eagleburger, his ambassadorship in Iraq, and leading Six-Party talks with N. KoreaAmbassador Chris Hill discusses growing up in the foreign service, working as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Cameroon, and formative experiences working with Secretary Eagleburger and Amb. Holbrooke.
Ambassador Hill also discusses leading Six-Party talks with N. Korea, his ambassadorship in Iraq, and the importance of diversity in today's Foreign Service.
Interview excerpted from the forthcoming book: Modern American Diplomacy: A Field Guide to Success in The Foreign Service.2021-06-0535 min
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Beth Jones discusses growing up in the Foreign Service, her first tour in Afghanistan, Amb. Arnie Raphel's death, and BenghaziAmbassador Beth Jones discusses attending local schools in Moscow and Berlin, her first tour in Afghanistan, and working as a control officer for Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
Ambassador Jones also discusses rising to the top of the Foreign Service, lessons learned from Ambassadors Pickering and Platt, managing the European and Eurasian Affairs Bureau following 9/11, and Benghazi.2021-03-1728 min
HHDG MEDIA: The PodcastNINO GREEN/LOW BUDGET CREWSean Born and Kaimbr discuss their new album "Nino Green", Low Budget Crew, brotherhood among fellow guests Dre (ADST Media) and DJ Roddy Rod and so much more.
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The Shaun Pepper PodcastDr. Christine Younghusband - Helping Tomorrow's Teachers Find Their Jam and Purpose (#12)Dr. Christine Ho Younghusband (@Christine YH) is an assistant professor and the B.Ed. Coordinator at the University of Northern British Columbia. She describes herself as a teacher, learner, and leader in BC education. She is passionate about finding ways to enhance the student learning experience. passion, she completed her doctorate in educational leadership at SFU in 2017, where she examined the professional learning experiences of non-mathematics subject specialist teachers. She was appointed as a lecturer at UNBC in 2018. Highlights of her achievements in BC education can be found on her website and include co-moderating #bcedchat on...2021-02-1954 min
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Nancy Jo Powell discusses growing up in rural Iowa, first tours in Ottawa and Kathmandu, ambassadorships in India and Pakistan, and pandemic lessons learned during Avian Influenza and EbolaAmbassador Nancy Jo Powell discusses her childhood in rural Iowa, gender discrimination at the State Department in the 1970's, and her first big break as Acting Consul General in Lahore, Pakistan in 1988.
Ambassador Powell also discusses cultivating high morale in difficult posts, serving as the U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan in the wake of 9/11, the importance of mentorship, and lessons learned during her stints as the State Department's Senior Coordinator for both the Avian Influenza and Ebola.2021-02-0429 min
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Professional Carpet Cleaners and RestorersSeason 02 Episode 02 Managing Workplace ComplianceSeason 02 Episode 02 Managing Workplace Compliance
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This week we discuss the importance of Commercial Risk, Risk Awareness, Risk Training, Audits and Inspections, Safety Management Systems...2021-01-2950 min
Murder Ciruepisode 4 - The 1980s murders of Monica Njeri and Lucy KaburaThis podcast discusses crime of a violent nature, listener discretion and parental guidance are recommended.
sources for this episode:
https://nation.africa/kenya/life-and-style/dn2/when-us-marine-was-fined-sh500-for-brutal-murder-880570
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1980/10/21/manslaughter-trial-of-us-sailor-stirs-racial-controversy-in-kenya/c4e6991a-ca2e-48ab-8c26-04fdc341dc84/
https://owaahh.com/cold-case-the-brutal-murder-of-lucy-kabura/
https://owaahh.com/did-monica-njeris-killer-kill-three-more-women/#prettyPhoto
A Death Retold in Truth and Rumour: Kenya, Britain and the Julie Ward Murder, By Grace A. Musila via Google Books
https://www.upi.com/Archives/1983/07/08/Asks-acquittal-of-US-sailor-in-murder-trial/2668426484800/
https://www.upi.com...2021-01-2720 minProfessional Carpet Cleaners and RestorersSeason 02 Episode 01 Meters in RestorationOur Amazing Guests:
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Modern American DiplomacyAmb. William Brownfield discusses growing up in West Texas, his first tour in Maracaibo, claims of Venezuelan interference in the U.S. presidential election, and the importance of hiring the right mid-level managers.Ambassador William Brownfield discusses his family's history in West Texas, life as a Junior Officer in Maracaibo, how to engage with the media, his tumultuous years as U.S. Ambassador to Venezuela, and accusations of Venezuelan involvement in the U.S. presidential elections.
Interview excerpted from the forthcoming book: Modern American Diplomacy: A Field Guide to Success in The Foreign Service.2020-12-2130 minProfessional Carpet Cleaners and RestorersSeason 01 Episode 17 Small cleaning businessWhat comes easy won’t last. What lasts won’t come easy. (ben francia)
Today, it has never been more inviting to start a cleaning company with the current scare of cleanliness, how hard could it be?
How would one begin to market? Stand out from everyone else, become a trusted name, and deliver a high standard and still make money...
Questions raised in the discussion with Kristy and Matt who have successfully built and developed strategies to break through the barriers from becoming an owner-operator team to having strong administration and cleaning crews...2020-11-2056 min
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Marc Grossman discusses his first tour in Islamabad, working as an NEA staffer, testifying before Congress, and the morning of 9/11Ambassador Marc Grossman discusses life as a Junior Officer in Islamabad, his tumultuous year as an NEA staffer, tips for testifying before Congress, lessons learned from the morning of 9/11, and answering the call to return to service.2020-10-1430 min
Brew Crime PodcastEpisode 51 - PiracyOn this episode we cover the gamut of Piracy from historical to internet Piracy. We hope you enjoy the episode as well as the bad Pirate Talk.Sometimes Hunting for the Truth is Harder than Hunting for TreasureThis is the real-life story of Mary Read and Anne Bonny. It’s as close to the truth as I could get. SourcesPost and courierAtlas ObscuraAll thats interesting BritannicaBritannicaPirate all the MoviesGeremi Adam was a big time Canadian movie...2020-10-131h 34
Chilled and Killed18. Jonestown MassacreHi, hello, sorry about the hiatus, BUT WE'RE BAAAAACK!
And what an episode to come back on. This case is crazy, and disturbing, and interesting, and makes you want to scream at the people to stop what they're doing. Sam and Panda thought it would be fun to bring the boys into this one. They brought a lot of great input and we had very in depth conversations throughout...as you'd expect when talking about a cult...er sorry, a religious movement. *eye roll* ANYWAYS, we really hope you listen and enjoy! Let us know your thought.2020-09-151h 23
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Steve Mull discusses life as a Junior Officer, apartheid South Africa, communist Poland, Indonesia post-9/11, and the Iran dealAmbassador Stephen D. Mull discusses life as a Junior Officer in The Bahamas, reporting tours in apartheid South Africa and communist Poland, and life on seventh floor.
Ambassador Mull also discusses his first DCM tour in post-9/11 Jakarta, the importance of public diplomacy, and implementing the Iran deal.
Interview excerpted from the forthcoming book: Modern American Diplomacy: A Field Guide to Success in The Foreign Service.2020-08-1729 minMín skoðun123.þáttur Mín skoðun 05.08.2020Haukur Hinriksson yfirlögfræðingur KSÍ var á línunni um agamál leikmanna og reglugerðir. Guðjón Þórðarson þjálfari Víkings frá Ólafsvík er í sóttkví líkt og allir leikmenn og aðstandendur liðsins. Guðjón var í viðtali. Jón Arnór Stefánsson er genginn til liðs við Val í körfuboltanum og Finnur Freyr Stefánsson þjálfari Vals og Ágúst Björgvinsson aðst.þjálfari Vals voru á línunni. Þá heyrði ég í Þórhalli Dan um Evrópudeildina í fótbolta.
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Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Tom Shannon discusses the importance of strategic thinking, Covid-19 and globalization, and the future of U.S. diplomacyAmbassador Thomas A. Shannon, Jr. discusses the importance of history and strategic thinking in the practice of diplomacy, and the social, economic and political forces likely to shape the future.
Ambassador Shannon also discusses his multiple White House tours, his service as Under Secretary (and Secretary) of State, and what it means to serve as a U.S. Diplomat.
Interview excerpted from the forthcoming book: Modern American Diplomacy: A Field Guide to Success in The Foreign Service.2020-07-0923 min
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Linda Thomas-Greenfield discusses segregation, Liberia, succeeding as a tandem, the killing of George Floyd, and strengthening management through diversityAmbassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield discusses growing up in the segregated south, succeeding as a tandem couple, and raising kids in the Foreign Service,
Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield also discusses her tenure as U.S. Ambassador to Liberia, promoting gender and ethnic diversity at the State Department, and the killing of George Floyd.
Interview excerpted from the forthcoming book: Modern American Diplomacy: A Field Guide to Success in The Foreign Service.2020-06-1930 min
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Bill Burns discusses Putin, Iran, NATO expansion, 9/11, President Trump's foreign policy, and the future of U.S. diplomacyAmbassador Bill Burns discusses visiting Putin in the Kremlin, negotiating the JCPOA in Muscat, and the U.S. government's response to 9/11.
Ambassador Burns also discusses the complexities of NATO expansion, attributes of a good diplomat, and President Trump's recent impeachment hearings.
Interview excerpted from the forthcoming book: Modern American Diplomacy: A Field Guide to Success in The Foreign Service.2020-04-2846 min
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Tony Wayne discusses Argentina, Mexico, Afghanistan, economics, and raising a family in the Foreign ServiceAmbassador Tony Wayne discusses economic crisis in Argentina, interviewing KISS in Buenos Aires, the illegal drug trade in Mexico, health and education in Afghanistan, and raising a family in the Foreign Service.
Interview excerpted from the forthcoming book: Modern American Diplomacy: A Field Guide to Success in The Foreign Service.2020-04-0627 min
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Kristie Kenney discusses breaking barriers, The Philippines, career management, Thailand, diversity, and life as a tandemAmbassador Kristie Kenney discusses growing up in Washington D.C., life as a Junior Officer in Kingston, and the importance of hard work in diplomacy.
Ambassador Kenney also highlights her barrier-breaking assignments as the State Department's first female Executive Secretary, first female Ambassador to Thailand, and first female Ambassador to the Philippines.
Interview excerpted from the forthcoming book: Modern American Diplomacy: A Field Guide to Success in The Foreign Service.2020-03-1731 min
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Thomas Pickering discusses Kissinger, Syria, Amb. Yovanovitch, leadership, and succeeding in the Foreign ServiceAmbassador Thomas Pickering shares tips on managing an embassy, serving in hardship posts, and navigating a life and career in the Foreign Service. Ambassador Pickering also discusses working for Secretaries Rogers and Kissinger, the Trump administration's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria, and the turmoil surrounding President Trump's removal of Amb. Yovanovitch from Ukraine. Interview excerpted from the forthcoming book: Modern American Diplomacy: A Field Guide to Success in The Foreign Service2020-02-2026 min
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Maura Harty discusses Sec. Powell, Sec. Shultz, succeeding (and failing) as a Junior Officer, leadership tenets, switching cones, and September 11thFormer Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs Maura Harty discusses a less-than-ideal assignment as a Junior Officer, her stints working beside Secretaries Shultz and Powell, and her tenure as the head of the Consular Bureau in the wake of 9/11.
Interview excerpted from the forthcoming book: Modern American Diplomacy: A Field Guide to Success in The Foreign Service.2020-01-2832 min
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. Robert O. Blake Jr. discusses leadership, impeachment, India, Turkey, Sri Lanka, career management, and growing up in the Foreign ServiceFormer Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs Robert O. Blake Jr. discusses his family's legacy in the Foreign Service, his childhood overseas, India, Turkey, the Middle East, and career advice for the next generation of Foreign Service leaders.
Interview excerpted from the forthcoming book: Modern American Diplomacy: A Field Guide to Success in The Foreign Service.
Special thanks to the Una Chapman Cox Foundation and the American Academy of Diplomacy.2020-01-0930 min
Modern American DiplomacyAmb. John Negroponte discusses Vietnam, Trump, Colin Powell, USMCA, leadership, and succeeding in the Foreign ServiceFormer Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte discusses Saigon, the Vietnam War, Kissinger, Powell, Trump, and NAFTA. He also relays leadership lessons from George Shultz and Phil Habib, while offering career and life advice to the the next generation of Foreign Service Officer.
Interview excerpted from the forthcoming book: Modern American Diplomacy: A Field Guide to Success in The Foreign Service.
Episode sponsored by the Una Chapman Cox Foundation and the American Academy of Diplomacy.2019-12-0526 min
Games on Film37 - In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege TaleHaving already discussed three video game movie outings with his Hobbs & Shaw co-star, it's time for Jason Statham to make his Games on Film debut, leading an all-star cast in Uwe Boll's sword-and-sorcery epic, based on Dungeon Siege. Will The Stath aka Farmer save the Kingdom of Ehb from the savage Krug? With pantomime performances, psychic sword-fights and magical mumbo-jumbo, ITNOTK: ADST has it all. But most importantly, how does it square up against Harry's favourite fantasy show, BBC's Merlin?
This podcast contains SPOILERS for In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale (2007).
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Music MattersYouth Radio - Annie Jones RSSHour 2018PEOPLE'S CHOICE Spring Season RSS HOUR - ANNIE JONESAnnie has been taking singing lessons with Dan Hamil Performance Coaching since 2017 and trains at Patrick Studios Australia in ballet, jazz, musical theatre, hip hop, tap and acrobatics.Annie plays Marcy/children’s ensemble in the stage hit School of Rock the Musical for GWB Entertainment. She will also play Zoya in ABC’s The InBESTigators, which follows a group of 11-year-olds who run a detective agency. Previous credits include playing Gretl Von Trapp in The Sound of Music (for The Gordon Frost Organisation) and Young Alice in Triple Bill...2018-11-0813 min
Music MattersYouth Radio - Anna Oliphant Wright RSS HourPEOPLE'S CHOICE Spring Season RSS HOUR - ANNA OLIPHANT WRIGHTBallarat artist Anna Oliphant-Wright's styles span blues, country and folk. Her original music has quirky and insightful lyrics with a sharp and occasionally dark reflection upon growing up in modern society. Chilled, fun and powerful describes Anna’s performances, with thought provoking lyrics and a cheeky sense of humor that engages the audience. In 2016 Anna’s song “hooks” made the top 4 (from 540 songs) in the Melbourne Music Bank Song Awards which she performed at Hamer Hall. Not only was Anna the youngest finalist, she was the only regional musician in the f...2018-11-0815 min
Music MattersYouth Radio - Amalia Safonova RSSHour 2018PEOPLE'S CHOICE Spring Season RSS HOUR - AMALIA SAFONOVAAmalia Safonova is an eight year old talented singer who already has a lot of stage experience. From the age of 3 she showed her interest for #singing, #dancing and performing. Amalia decided to take her passion seriously and started having singing lessons from the age of 5. Being naturally talented and expressing great connection and understanding of music Amalia quickly developed her interest and love towards classical #music. She established her own collection of great #opera singers whose recording she listens over and over again such as Maria Callas, Renata Tebaldi...2018-11-0814 min
Music MattersYouth Radio - Monet Lewis RSSHour 2018PEOPLE'S CHOICE Spring Season RSS HOUR - MONET LEWIS Monet loves performing in musical theatre, singing, and dance. She has sung at the South Street Music Competition 2017 & 2018, Macedon Ranges Music Festival 2017 & 2018, and Lions Christmas Carols as a solo artist. She commence musical theatre late 2016 performing tin the Wind in the Willows Jr, 2017 in Shrek Jr and Micheal in Peter Pan Jr. In 2018 she played Alice in Alice in Wonderland Jr, ensemble in Mary Poppins, and petite Cosette & Eponine in Les Miserables. She packs a punch for a 9 year old!TO VOTE FOR MONET MAKE SURE TO LEAVE A...2018-11-0808 min
Music MattersYouth Radio - Janaki Easwar RSSHour 2018PEOPLE'S CHOICE Spring Season RSS HOUR - JANAKI EASWARNine year old Janaki is training under David Jaanz of Jaanz international Singing Academy and Janaki is David's youngest student ever. Janaki learns Indian classical music from Shobha Sekhar of Kalakruthi music school. She also learns violin from Samanta Calvert and she is self-taught on the ukulele from watching YouTube videos. Janaki has recently developed a flair for song writing and Clarence Jey, American record producer, composer and songwriter who has worked on Grammy-winning records, has selected Janaki’s original as the best among more than 100 nominations from a music ca...2018-11-0814 min
Music MattersYouth Radio - Christina Anastasiadis RSSHour 2018PEOPLE'S CHOICE Spring Season RSS HOUR - CHRISTINA ANASTASIADISChristina has been singing since the age of 3. Now aged 14, she loves performing and says ‘being on stage just feels amazing!’ Christina sings all genres including #Pop, #Jazz #Blues, #Musical Theatre, #Country and Classical. Last year she was selected to perform in #Opera Australia’s ‘King Roger’ and she learnt to sing in Polish. Christina also played the lead role of Belle in her school musical, ‘Beauty & The Beast Jnr.’ Christina has been competing in the Royal South Street Competition since 2015. She loves the trip to Ballarat and the historical...2018-11-0811 min
Music MattersYouth Radio - Chloe Mutton RSSHour 2018PEOPLE'S CHOICE Spring Season RSS HOUR - CHLOE MUTTONChloe has studied music since she was 7 years old. She has performed at numerous events such as 15 minutes of Fame at Crossley hall, the Cobden Christmas Carols, and other local gatherings including a mothers day concert and many singing show cases. Chloe performs at her Primary School Our Lady Help of Christians and participates in a musical theatre dance class weekly. Chloe has participated in many eisteddfods over the years including the Warrnambool Eisteddfod, Colac Eisteddfod and her favourite, the Royal South Street Society Contemporary Vocal Eisteddfod. A highlight has...2018-11-0808 min
Music MattersYouth Radio - Inessa Tan RSSHour 2018PEOPLE'S CHOICE Spring Season RSS HOUR - INESSA TANTwelve year old Inessa started singing when she could barely talk. She sang songs from her favourite cartoons, pop songs from the radio and even put her everyday activities into songs – singing about whatever she happened to be doing at the time! Since then she has learned a lot and won a few competitions including the Royal South Street Society Eisteddfod. Inessa works hard and learns new techniques to improve her singing and she is also a talented dancer. In 2015 and 2016 Inessa and her friend Hiral won 1st prize at th...2018-11-0817 min
Turdy for TurdyBasketballiticsNorth Korea is a mysterious place. Few visit and few put on basketball exhibitions that are meant to save hostages and bring peace. This week, the boys cover the history of sports in North Korea and the many adventures of Dennis Rodman.
Works Cited
Adst. “North Korea Blows up South Korean Airliner, 1987.” The Huffington Post, TheHuffingtonPost.com, 7 Dec. 2017, www.huffingtonpost.com/adst/north-korea-blows-up-sout_b_9028818.html.
Andrews-Dyer, Helena. “A Brief Guide to Dennis Rodman's Long, Weird History with North Korea.” The Washington Post, WP Company, 12 June 2018, www.washingtonpost.com/news/reliable-source/wp/2018/06/12/a-brief-guide-to-dennis-rodmans-long-weird-history-with-north-korea/?utm_term=.2c4abb0844b1.
Boren, Cindy. “Kim Jong-Il: A...2018-10-311h 18
Teachers on Fire33 - Bryon Carpenter: HS TeacherBryon Carpenter is a high school teacher at the Abbotsford Virtual School in Abbotsford, BC, Canada. As a trained scientist, passionate creator, and lifelong learner, Bryon serves in the spaces of library, math, science, and ADST (Applied Design and Skills Technologies).Bryon’s passion? Seeing teachers utilize new technologies to advance student learning and help them represent their learning in new and creative ways. Outside of education, Bryon is passionate about fishing and woodworking, and he credits daily journaling as a key to his personal and professional success. Bryon also points us toward a Twitter account to follow, a podcast to...2018-07-1437 min
In Their Own VoicesKorean Visa Fraud and GI Brides
As long as there are vast economic disparities between countries, there will be people desperate (and unscrupulous) enough to do whatever it takes, including fraud and false marriages, to try to immigrate. Before its economic takeoff, South Korea in the 1970s and 80s was a major source of visa fraud and so-called GI brides, women who looked to escape the country by marrying a U.S. soldier stationed there. Others were “sold” by their families and others to soldiers to take them to the U.S. and were later forced into prostitution to pay off their debts when...2017-07-2519 minIn Their Own Voices"Without respect, America's power just seeps away"
Walter Mondale, born in Ceylon, Minnesota on January 5, 1928, was the 42nd Vice President of the U.S. under Jimmy Carter, after having served 12 years as a senator from Minnesota. He later ran against Ronald Reagan as the Democratic Party candidate for President in 1984. After the loss, he spent a few years working for a Minnesota law firm (Dorsey & Whitney) and the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs until he was appointed U.S. Ambassador to Japan by President Clinton in 1993. He was in Tokyo for three years, after which he returned to the law firm of Dorsey & W...2017-05-0840 minIn Their Own VoicesThe Jonestown Massacre, Part III
Back in Jonestown, Jones commanded everyone to gather in the main pavilion. The youngest members of the Peoples Temple were the first to die, as parents and nurses used syringes to drop a potent mix of cyanide, sedatives and powdered fruit juice, similar to Kool-Aid, into children’s throats. Adults then drank the concoction while armed guards surrounded the pavilion.
Richard Dwyer was Deputy Chief of Mission at the U.S. embassy in Guyana when the tragedy took place. In his oral history, he recounts the prelude to the massacre, how he pretended to be de...2016-07-1122 minIn Their Own VoicesThe Jonestown Massacre, Part I
Jonestown, Guyana was the scene of one of the most harrowing tragedies in American history. On November 18, 1978, at the direction of charismatic cult leader Jim Jones (pictured), 909 members of the People’s Temple died, all but two from apparent cyanide poisoning, in a “revolutionary suicide.” They included over 200 murdered children. It was the largest mass suicide in modern history and resulted in the largest single loss of American civilian life in a non-natural disaster until September 11, 2001.
Jones had established the Peoples Temple, a Christian sect, in Indianapolis in the 1950s, preaching against racism, and attracting many A...2016-07-1109 minIn Their Own VoicesThe Assassination of Ambassador Spike Dubs -- Kabul, 1979
Adolph “Spike” Dubs was a career diplomat who served in Germany, Liberia, and the Soviet Union. He became a noted Soviet expert, and in 1973-74 he served as charge d’affaires at Embassy Moscow. In 1978, he was appointed Ambassador to Afghanistan following a coup d’etat which brought the Soviet-aligned Khalq faction to power.
On February 14, 1979, Dubs was kidnapped by armed militants posing as police. The kidnappers demanded the release of the imprisoned leader of their party. Hafizullah Amin’s government refused to negotiate with the militants. Dubs was then assassinated. A successor to Dubs was not named and the...2016-04-0621 minIn Their Own Voices“We’re in East Germany! We better get the hell out quick!” Part IIt began as a routine trip to test artillery battalions. It ended as a minor international incident that lasted several weeks and potentially could have been even worse. In 1958 Colonel Frank Athanason, then a captain, and eight others lost their way and crashed in a forest in East Germany. They were picked up by the East Germans and interrogated by the Soviets. In these excerpts, Athanason talks about spending July 4th in captivity, their eventual release, and the surprising revelation regarding a counter-intelligence agent.
To read the full Moment in U.S. Diplomatic History, click here:
2016-02-2409 minIn Their Own Voices“We’re in East Germany! We better get the hell out quick!” Part IIThis podcast takes a deeper look at Colonel Frank Athanason's time in captivity during the Cold War. Captured by East Germany following a plane crash in 1958 -- after he and his crew lost their way and accidentally flew over the border --Athanason describes his time in captivity and surprising revelations about the Cold War intelligence community. This is part two of a two part podcast.
To read the full Moment in U.S. Diplomatic History, click here:
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If you like the podcast, don't forget to drop by our website an...2016-02-2421 minIn Their Own VoicesThe Power of the Talking PointA tale of love, survival, and human rights from Thomas Miller, former Director in the Office of North African Affairs at the State Department. This story describes how Nancy Greenwood, whose husband was a Moroccan unjustly imprisoned for several years, had approached Miller and asked for his help. Miller, after considerable effort, was able to get a talking point into the President's briefing papers. As bureaucratic as that may sound, it had tremendous results.
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2016-01-0712 minIn Their Own Voices“Our Man is Inside” — The U.S. Ambassador, Kidnapped at a Reception
This podcast contains clips from an interview with Diego
Asencio, the U.S. Ambassador to Colombia from 1977–1980. In this podcast, Asencio
discusses the dangerous, serious, and amusing moments during his 61 days as a
hostage in 1980. To find the full Moment in U.S. Diplomatic History, click
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2015-12-2222 minIn Their Own VoicesThe USS Pueblo Incident — Assassins in Seoul, A Spy Ship Captured Part IIThis is the second podcast in a two-part series containing
clips from an interview with Richard A. Ericson, the political counselor in
Seoul from 1965-1968. In this podcast, Ericson remembers the intense meetings
and negotiations necessary to free the US hostages in the infamous USS Pueblo
Incident in 1968. To find the full Moment in U.S. Diplomatic History, click
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2015-12-0817 minIn Their Own VoicesThe USS Pueblo Incident — Assassins in Seoul, A Spy Ship Captured Part IThis is the first podcast in a two-part series containing
clips from an interview with Richard A. Ericson, the political counselor in
Seoul from 1965-1968. In this podcast, Ericson recounts the assassination
attempt on South Korea’s President, Park Chung-hee in 1968 as well as US
reactions to this event. To find the full Moment in U.S. Diplomatic History,
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