35 Burst results for "Chaz"
AP News Radio
Javier, Astros romp 5-0 over Yanks, Cole, take 3-0 ALCS lead
"The Houston Astros are one went away from advancing to your second straight and 5th overall World Series defeating the New York Yankee Saturday in game three of the American League championship series 5 to nothing Chaz McCormick second two run Homer gave the Astros a lead that the Yankees never threatened managing only one hit over the first 8 innings McCormick says it's no time for letting up now Obviously it feels good but we're not satisfied You know we've got to win one more so As soon as we can do this it'd be great Christian Javier picked up the win at 6 Houston pitchers kept the yanks off the board Matt mankiewicz New York
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Bregman 2 HRs, 2 doubles, 6 RBIs, Astros trample Chisox 21-5
"Scoring early and often the Astros crushed the White Sox 21 5 Houston tying a franchise record with 25 hits with Alex Bregman leading the way with four two of which were home runs good for 6 RBIs I'm just trying to put together some good bats today after a tough day yesterday and was fortunate to put a few good swings on some balls Kyle Tucker and Christian Vasquez also had four hits with chaz McCormick chipping in with three to go along with his 5 RBIs The Astros maintained the best record in the American League David Schuster Chicago
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McCullers goes 6 shutout innings in return, Astros down A's
"Lance mccullers junior was terrific in his season debut as the Astros hammered the a's 8 zero Mccullers held Oakland to a pair of hits while striking out 5 over 6 innings throwing 47 of his 81 pitches for strikes He returned from a strain right flexor tendon strain that caused him to miss last year's postseason Alex Bregman went deep in the first inning Trey Mancini had three hits including an RBI double Kyle Tucker a chaz McCormick each added RBI triples to the route Zach log was rocked for 6 runs and 8 hits over 5 and a third innings He's three and 6 I'm Dave fairy
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Maldonado hits 2 of 5 Houston homers in 9-1 win over Angels
"Martin Maldonado club to two home runs as the Houston Astros won their 5th straight game beating the Los Angeles angels 9 to one Maldonado's power surge was part of a 5 Homer day for the Astros with Jose Altuve Kyle Tucker and chaz McCormick also going deep Altuve says he's happy for Maldonado He's doing tremendous job behind the play Calling good pieces in you know making these guys win a lot of games He obviously wants to swing the bag too and a day like today you know it's good for him Jose Archie earned his 7th win of the season for the Astros Adam spole in Houston
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Javier fans career-high 14 to lead Astros over Angels 8-1
"Christian Javier followed up 7 no hit innings on Saturday by allowing one run on one hit over 7 innings in the Houston Astros 8 one win over the Los Angeles angels Javier allowed a first inning home run to Shohei Ohtani and then retired the last 19 men he faced while striking out a career high 14 hitters Astros manager dusty baker says Javier was in complete control He struck out some very good hitters over there He just the only thing he gave up was a breaking ball to ohtani Yulie gorell Jake Myers and chaz McCormick hit home runs for the Astros Adam spole in
The Charlie Kirk Show
'Fiery but Mostly Peaceful' Author Julio Rosas on Frontline Journalism
"We have a really good guess with us right now. Fiery but mostly peaceful is the name of the book by Julio rosas and he's doing a wonderful job and again it's called fiery but mostly peaceful one of the best frontline journalists in the country a legitimate journalist unlike the people at The New York Times The Washington Post. Julio, welcome to the Charlie Kirk show. Charlie, thanks for having me. So Julio, tell us about your book. Tell us about kind of being on the front lines and being an actual journalist. And we'll go from there. Yeah, so I mean, I started covering the riots in 2020 when everything popped off in late May. And it initially my thought was, okay, I'm just going to cover Minneapolis and then that'll be it. But then I went to Seattle to cover chaz that whole little experiment that happened in Seattle. I went to Atlanta, Washington D.C. where I'm based out of and it just kept happening. And then it shifted from, oh, so this is going to stop to. What is it going to stop? And it reaches a point to where not only was I obviously seeing the devastation and destruction that BLM and Nancy varieties were bringing to American cities. But then at the other half of it was, well, the media was really downplaying or trying to excuse or trying to justify what was happening because of who was committing the violent acts and it was kind of well the ends justified the means or you're not really you're focusing on the wrong things by focusing on business owners who have their places destroyed. You know, this is what really matters. And for me, it's really, I take really big offense to that because like I said, I was seeing this firsthand and the city after city. And more importantly, people were innocent people who had nothing to do with, for example, a George Floyd or Jacob Blake in Kenosha. They were suffering. These were just ordinary Americans. A lot of them were already struggling with the effects of the COVID-19 lockdowns. And now this was being thrown on top of it, and then the people in power, both within the media class and political class saying, well, it doesn't really
Inside Supercars
"chaz" Discussed on Inside Supercars
"Obviously a team's championship sort of move. Yeah, that is the objective for next year team championship. We see that losing Jamie and bringing Brock in. You know, there's no doubt that Brooks did a decent driver, but the team championship is going to be harder for them next year. I was having two drivers at the peak of their of their career in chaz and Nick berke is going to give us a good opportunity to have a good fight to that. Nick was in our team and then left and now has come back and who knows with Bryce as well as a fantastic kid. He's got a lot of talent. We are sad to see him go, but he's been an absolutely professional and how it's all been. And he's part of our family. So in the same way that Nick left and came back, I fully see that as an opportunity for Bryce as well in the future. One of the person I noticed isn't here is your mama, Martin. Yeah. And I imagine if you had the phone call with her yet. I don't know the phone calls I've been with the boys and we've been chatting a fair bit, but we've been texting and the TV crew from Fox Sports been filming in our garage all weekend. And we managed to get a scrum of all the guys in the team to go and raid the TV show and grabbed all the microphones and said we wish you were here Martin. So they're back home and she's very emotional and very happy for everyone in the team as well. I imagine it's over just super sad your father would have been amazing then. But you're gonna go enjoy it. There's a picture of my father in a picture frame right next to the TV. Where she was watching the race today. Great talk to you around what we're trying to do. Thank you. We will have more on our next show from bathurst, including Brock Feeney and a whole bunch more. I hope you'll join us soon. Inside supercars is produced by thunder media. Tune in next time for more or lock in the podcast on your ride tunes or mobile device search inside supercars. The views expressed on inside supercars, including the panelists and guests do not reflect the views of the network, thunder media or sport radio, any publication or rebroadcast of the show without the expressed written permission of thunder media is strictly prohibited.
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"chaz" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"Not only bruce songs but are there some covers. You wanna hear so. Do you have a couple of covers. You'd love to see him. Yeah had a bunch of them but the thing is you know for me when i was thinking about is. I don't know if you you know saw like so. He's been doing a lot of these You know he goes into the audience. Picks out the signs. You know any does you know which is great. And so recently My you know last year. He filled in for bano in times square. Because you battle had the accident and you know which was great. You know i i work very close from there so it was. You know some I just felt like you know you know. I still haven't fan when i'm looking for was awesome. My door where the streets have no name was out of his. You know right so you know. I'm honest about it. Listen i let loose. But i'm honest it wasn't his you know his range so then i'm looking at what songs that i would. He do. well which i Do i think he would be able to hit that. It would sound like him. And then i came up with a couple of them which i felt was You know lyrically also would be great um would be baba o'riley from the who. Yes i think he would. You know be able to hit that. Definitely turn the page and like a rock from bob. Seger oh nice yes. Midnight rider from the allman brothers. Yes pink houses from john mellencamp. Ooh i'd like to see him. Do that one the full tonight eric clapton. Yes the song that i felt he should have done from. Youtube was desire. Because i think that would be something. He gassed his i. I see i can see that. And then the last three would be Will be hey. Hey my mind. Rocking in the free world from neil young bright rock and roll never die And my personal thing. I would love to see him would do. It would be free bird from leonard. Skinner interesting and those are just some obscure choices for me but i just felt like lyrically and he would be able to really knocked those out of the park in nashville. He did Burning love and satisfaction in both. Good yeah I would love any beach. Boy song her early. You've seen i've seen it on. Youtube does When i grow up to be a man. That's amazing i would give. I'd love to see the full this this version of east street band. You know take on a beach boy. Song would be amazing. Good choices you know. I would think that you'd love girls in this summer. Clothes is that is one of the My i did of for my e street you know. Be the boss. I did linda. Let me be the one because otherwise same as linda. I did better. Days Girls in their summer clothes in land of hope and dreams and now i'm drawing a blank and then Dream baby dream. Yeah that's was somebody i could see. You know being beach boys fan that you are curls in the summer clothes being right up your alley. It is a beach. Boy is his version of a beach. Boys all right absolutely yes. So it's absolutely wonderful so I would love to see. You know. Brian wilson or any of the beach. Boys join him in do girls in their summer..
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"chaz" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"Was the probably the best thing i could say about it That i made a lot of new friends through it. You know globally yes And nets you always define more friends. And be able. Because you can't talk about bruce to just anybody if you're not one of him you you then they don't get it they just think you're crazy so let me tell you a quick story howie because i totally agree with you. And that's why i'm doing this podcast So i do a doctor who podcast. I have a very good friend. Charles who i record with and There was a you know under. The flood was a fill episode of the series. And i sent a link out saying that. How am i not going to quote you. Know lost in the flood during the discussion. And he said he tweeted a peter. Gabriel song and said well. You could quote this one and i said why would i do that. So in the podcast. He is like well. There would be people that argue. That you know. Peter gabriel's better than bruce. I would. okay. Look that's like saying aquaman is better than the flash in the character. He so now you just talking crazy. I said you know You just started stand charles. And that's why i do the spont- gas. Because i love talking to other bruce fans in sharing that joy The same reason. I get a creativity out of it but i get to share the joy. It is so much fun to sit down with. Someone like yourself you know and talking about you know how bruce's affected your life and your adventures. It's just so much fun. I appreciate again. I'm i i totally can relate to what you're saying even my my sister and my mother you know they always you know how what is so great. Why are you so obsessed. And i. You know i've bought them tickets to shows and you know. Listen to not the bruce fans that i am and you know whatever but they got it. They understood it. In fact i had you know. Just even watch you know some of the things on youtube and whatnot and my like. He's sixty something he's only he's doing this. You know. I'm like yeah. And this is what he does every night. He never mails it in. This is every night. My wife says the same thing. She saw him in two thousand and two At the rising tour was okay yummy. She thought it was fine but then in two thousand twelve. We drove up to cleveland to see him as kind of a couple's vacation and she had done a lot of research. I we were going to do bourbon tours. And we're going to see bruce so it was our bourbon and brewster so i had done a lot of walking so that i can you know. Walk all the distilleries and being shape. And she listened to a lot of bruce music and when she came out of the show she says. I don't know if i become a bruce fan but i have become a fan of seeing him live and he may have spoiled me for any other band. That's actually really will put because you know again like like i said he is not just the performance. It's it's as he has. He sets a bar. Many people can match well. She can't imagine he said old. She has a huge crush on max. So you know. And she's like..
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"chaz" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"Me in you know 'cause i believe i'm a very strong believer in this that you know we shouldn't judge shouldn't make assumptions. We shouldn't and those lines you know. Saints and sinners losers and winners again. Let's well that's up and it just you know basically saying listen you know. We accept everyone. Yeah and we don't you know that's the way it should be. And that's why know dreams will not be thwarted. Faith will be rewarded. It's a very very profound song. It really hits me a lot. Because i stand for that. I don't believe in discriminating against anything. And you know we shouldn't judge so that one definitely. When i when i hear it and whatever it to this day it's sort of hits a a good note with me. I was lucky enough. My closest i've been to fresh with phantom fame is east radio had me on to be the boss Nice and landed. Hope hoping dreams was one of the songs i picked because as i said when one of my best friends died unexpectedly i spoke that at his funeral and then at my dad's funeral i quoted land of hope and dreams and as i said on that i hope you're so now my son will quote it mine. It is just to be. That should be one hundred twenty years. Exactly yes i do. Believe it is so powerful We've had different difficulties like all families to and the idea that tomorrow they'll be sunshine and all the starkness past is just really really something special it. It's really you know something you know. He's written a lot of songs. That definitely have been achmet with me and a lot of times when i post these things you know for whether an instagram facebook or whatever it is you know the lyrics today do. There's a lot of it's funny because there's so many songs that you feel that ro for you. Somehow he wrote it for you and you know a lot of them for me..
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"chaz" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"What his glove. Yeah and and to get it. Signed unfortunately mickey mantle was very nasty to him and he told me when he went home. It would just be y- because the way he talked because because he had this image of him of being such a great guy in his hero. And when you hear what does that you know you lose faith you know in a lot of What you believe. In and for bruce to be the way he was and he didn't have to be that really. Just put another notch. Where i could say. He's not phony he is. Who is he writes what he writes any and he he preaches. You know he. He walks the walk and and it really put him in another pedestal. Me saying that. I the person that. I'm listening to the the person that he writes that all the things that he writes about he believes in. And it's not phony. That's a great story. Not only for you taking the bull by the horns so to speak you know and drawing it but For jon landau laughing. And then bruce being kind to you well. Yeah it was. Just. that's awesome. Yeah i it it it really was..
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"chaz" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"And i was feverishly pushing the button to you know so. This dog close thankfully did got up to the fourth floor. I come out. And the first person i turned to my right and i see bruce standing there taking pictures with everyone and i was like i i mean i just froze and i'm like so i told one of the guys i said. Please please please. I need you to take this picture for me. Please says sure no problem over sudden bruce goes guys. I'll see you later. And he goes into his dressing room. I i rarely mahad dropped like i just felt like the life was sucked. Adamy sure i. I gotta stay up so literally for about thirty minutes forty minutes i was losing myself into crowds just so i wouldn't be pegged without this lamb and laminated kicked me out. You know i'm getting into conversations and looking at me like who is this guy and why is he then about forty minutes into this thing they say. Well we're moving dinner up to the fifth floor ryan. I'm like all right. I'm never gonna make it up to the i'm not sure i mean this far They saw filing out then. There was a security guard in front of bruce's dressing room. You know but he was like more. Like i won't say senior citizen. But he was good sixties you know and all of a sudden bruce opens up the door and he pokes his head out the door and he says where's everybody going the min- open i blew by that security guard so fast and i turned i literally turn them in the circle when i went and i you know i gotta be honest when i got into the dressing room Jon landau was sitting on a couch and there was some people i guess from the event and bruce got little bit startled in you know rightfully so jared like no yes no i get it and this is actually. I wanna make a point after the story. Okay say something. And i was. I was talking. I was in. I was so afraid that they were going to throw me out real quick so i was like talking a mile a minute. I don't even think. English i will just going please. I wanna take this big police. I mean what i say and i saw john. They're like cracking up. Bruce puts his arm around me as come. Let's take the picture and we went outside. You know the dressing room..
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"chaz" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"Bruce and i said working class hero and they used it since. And i got into that Then there was nine hundred ninety three or ninety four when he was doing the human touch and lucky town tour I happen to be sitting in front of bruce's parents on ice. Has mother was dancing. The whole time and i was one row in front of them. Father at the time issue rest in peace was you know. just You know is yes though it like you would think and i asked i turn to. His mother said how do i have better than you. And she laughed. And whatever and i left her alone you know get that bruce was pointing to her the whole concert. I was making believe he was pointing at me but i really knew he was. But you know you live. In the moment. I also had the pleasure of i used to have a business before What i'm doing now actually. Now i'm you know. I run a tech department in you know in a trading firm but before i did this i had my own retail stores where i used to sell You know who furnish home furnishings. Nee stuff to that. And and one time. I had Danny federici came in at was early on. So we didn't have iphones or anything like that at the time We spoke for like good fifteen minutes really really great guy me his order. You know small picture and it was really nice and then years later. i Those often came in and we spoke for a good half an hour. Forty minutes and my soul is right across the street from david letterman so They were doing the show. that night. i think that's the time when they were doing murder incorporated in secret garden when they got together and he you know i asked him. I can get in. But he couldn't and but he what he did do. He went back to his hotel and came back and he gave me a signed copy of his new cd that it was putting out and he went specifically. I didn't ask them specifically went for me. We had a great conversation and talking about just basically you know writing and types of writing which is really you know what i wanted to pick his brain. A better I you know took a great picture really really you know some of the best thing i could tell you and i think this would you know other than being part of the leap of faith video that he put out. I was in that as well by chance. Only because i was at the show when he did it wasn't i met bruce. Oh okay and that was my claim. My that's my story. My claim to fame. Okay very nice. They were doing a benefit in carnegie hall and they were raising money for Know to put musical instruments in your schools and it was a tribute to bruce. It wasn't that bruce was going to be there. it was gonna just attributed bruce they had patti smith. They had steve earle. They had some up and coming bands. you know and me and my best friend the same one that i went to the stone pony show in two thousand and seven. This is right before the magic album came out. Okay you know as a week before and then was the day before and the day of my best friend calls me and tells me can't go and his wife was pregnant and he didn't wanna leave her alone. I told him he's got his priorities. All screwed up but Anyway so it was too late to try to get rid of the ticket..
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"chaz" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"Really feel there's anything wrong with that because if if you idolize someone if he's your guy in end is a chance you know you. You don't know this two days before the contract is what are you gonna do way for that to happen. Yes you bite you know if you love mickey mantle. If you love anyone from sports and that there's a chance that anyone from your heroes are gonna show up. You may not be you know you're not it's not a knock on darling love. I read all that stuff. And i didn't feel a knock on her. It was more of someone wanting to see their idol or their guy. And if that's an opportunity where you know. It's a fifty fifty. Sometimes you take that up too because this is you know your guy now. If he doesn't come you know you roll the deicing you lost. Yeah but but it was. It's not a knock on darlene. Love or judge grachev the or anybody else. It's just someone that you know you you who you idolize someone in easy hero and net hero may show up and he has a tendency to do these things and he's affiliated with the album these affiliated with van zandt so the great chance he shows up you buy the tickets when they come out and then later on you find that he's not showing and you sell your tickets you know. Obviously those people border for bruce but listen i. I don't have a problem with that. i knock on darlene. Love no absolutely and i would have. I think you are exactly right. The idea is that's a bonus. I think it's going to be an amazing Darling love was just on With elvis costello on late show and you know and it was amazing and so yeah you want to enjoy that and see. So yes i. I actually like you know the music you know. Sh you know not the first person you know. I'm not bruce to me but definitely loved the music but You know again. It's it's you go. If you listen with joe grisham still going to go. And i love his music. Was i happen. Hoping bruce. we're going gonna show up. There might also sure but you know what that's what you do when you in this particular thing we're we're talking about is bruce and your you know your friends and whatever yeah you this is what you do. This is why people are obsessed with using. Because you know. He does not touring right in our right now and you know. It's too far in between and if this is a shot for you to see him. Maybe you're fifty fifty. I i would do it every time absolutely so you've already told me a couple of great stories. I love the speeding ticket. I love getting pushed by the bouncer. Didn't love that so much but at the time you're feeling pretty good. Is there any other shows that well. I have a lot. I was lucky. I've been lucky to have a lot of you know sort of Connections to ruth reservoir. Was i had a small snippet on in springsteen and i oh nice yeah so i sent him my story but there was something where they asked me to say three words that you felt you know gang lane..
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"chaz" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"Did and when i went to the clarence show did. I expect them. You know we didn't have the internet back then where you know you get all these news things or whatever you showed up and you know you roll the dice but you know and i was happy when again but even today like a lot of it i see it on the internet. It's happened to me a couple times too that you know where if you even like mentioned it like i went to a southside. Johnny show Back in february and southside johnny was doing bruce's songs. It was the night dedicated to him. So obviously everyone bought tickets you know it was the hot night to go and you know people even i said you know i. I like southside. Johnny don't get me wrong. But if my thinking or hoping bruce is gonna come. Of course. I'm going to hope that. Mike and then all of a sudden like all these comments came back and forth You know you don't know he's not going to be there. And then we know this is not the eighties and they all got up in and you know the guy. I don't know every time bruce. Ps you know what i mean so you know i. It's fine but you know what you know. What's shouldn't bother anybody because that's part of the lore in a way where you know that's his you know matthew hope he shows up. He shows up to jackson. Browne you know a couple of weeks ago. No one knew he was gonna show up pretty game. You know there are a lotta time. He showed up for brian wilson. A couple of weeks ago. He showed up for you to he showed up. You know listen. You don't buy the tickets. You shouldn't buy the tickets based on that. If that's what you're putting your hopes are but there's nothing wrong. When at some thing bruce related and you hope he shows up and will you wanted to show up. There's nothing wrong with that..
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"chaz" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"Listen you can't afford it but you know you go through these multiple shows and even when you go to four or five you like. I wish you know i went. Heard this and they wish her dad. And there's been times when i've went to three or four shows in the ten nightstand and then the night i didn't go. He'll play one of the songs i've been dying to hear. You know it has just the way it happens. But he's very few people have that kind of catalog. yeah speaking of the houston show. He was gonna do. This is your Soared from my hopes and he scratched it out to do seeds because it says houston in the lyrics. And i like so disappointed. 'cause i love that song from High hopes right Yes it is and we'll get to that a little bit later about. Maybe some songs are chasing. You are blessed cowie that you were there in the east coast as a boy who grew up in louisiana and moved to dallas texas in eighty. Six i did not get as many chances to see bruce So how many times have you seen him. Life i've seen him a know about forty six times A being that i did. You know i am close to jersey and I used to have an apartment down there. i've seen him in the clubs Which has been you know. I've had some you know my in unique stories with with that It's it's one of those things when you go down to the stone pony at the time you know it was You can always see him pop up anywhere. I mean you know he's come to you. Know these little I wanna say restaurants like something towards like These fast food places like they had the inkwell or the windmill. And i used to live close to there and i find that the next he was there and he was here. Anyway you went to like just killing his own. Just missed them. I've seen him so like two stories. I could tell you. I went to see With my best friend we went to the stone pony and this is when little steven had his own band and he was you know when he left during the born in. Usa toyed in toilet them ryan. We went to see his show and over. Sidon doors lock was about you..
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"chaz" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"I needed the other. You know progressive. I really appreciate something a lot. Deeper like bruce would right. And you know that's really. Why do you know. I can even to this day. I would listen to barry. Manilow because you know his music is is really Profound in its own way but boosted on a different level slowly. And and we'll we'll one last thing about buried. Then we'll move on bruce. Have to have you back on. And we'll just do barry episode. I'm going to get screwed. No no no You know back. In february of nineteen eighty two. There was a people article about barry. Manilow and he told the story that early in his recurring recording career he went out to breakfast and philadelphia with two young singers And he told them. I'm going to be bigger than both of you together. Any said because i'm more commercial. And it was billy joel. And bruce springsteen oh wow. I didn't know that that's a great story. It is and he said any it wasn't that he thought he'd be better than him. He just says i'm commercial young. I'm more commercial. And so i think that's hilarious but the point because billy joel is isn't that same genre strip type stripped-down down type of music so i can get that yeah and and it's It is funny. How in a lot of ways. Bruce has it among younger generations. Not totally but he's like well. He's that born in the usa guy and billy joe's that uptown girl guy And you know barriers. I wrote the songs which by the way he didn't right right so Very interesting very cool So you've discovered the river and you're doing darkness and you're going to kind of you. You've discovered bruce Win money like when. I mean when discovering britain you know when i have these discussions with other bruce fan this you know the thing is for me is oh you know the music's great but i mean it's always been the lyrics for me and a lot of the songs that you would talk. They all yeah you know badlands and and you know that you know they really really popular and you wish you know anyone probably no for me like there was songs like You know something in the night really got to me. You know Streets of fire. I mean they're all classics. But it's not like you say Badlands approve it all night and things that are popular in his cow. It was for me You know. Ironically it was the lesser known. I would say in quotations Tunes like something in the night and like Streets afire that really got me hooked..
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"chaz" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"My father would bust through the door and telling me you know. Eleven o'clock and i can hear every word you're saying and i didn't realize being that lab with you know that just shows you how much you just lose yourself in in the music and in the in the You know the performance that he does i. I really became an obsession. Where i think my uncle who told you introduced me to it right with sorry that he did because to this day at i talk about with him. He never thought they would be creating this monster that he did. Thank you for that. There's so much to do. But i've got to go back to. I graduated high school in nineteen seventy seven. I am a child of top. Forty rock And i love and love berryman love and whenever i tell the story about listening to top forty music always mentioned queen. I mentioned elton. john. And i never i i censor myself and don't mention barry manilow because of the grief right and which is a shame because you know the man has written so many great songs. I listen to this day or and i used to. I sang along with the. You know back then. They were a tracks and I i'm going to include this link in the show notes A guy named mark. Evans who is a comic book writer. He worked for jet kirby for a while. he is. The executive producer of the garfield comics. Talked about going to sea. Barry manilow once in vegas right and he said he was sitting next to to people who had come from alberta canada to celebrate twenty years of marriage Visit system manager for computer firm. She's teaching assistant in the universe and they fell in love to weaken in new england here crates and they said it was playing at just right ambiance. I'm going to quote mark. you know. I sometimes write songs. And if i ever wrote one that changed to live like that. I'm not sure that wouldn't be better than a grammy or a double platinum record or rave review billboard I i appreciate your honesty in sharing with me. Because i have not been that brave at times and so i am so glad you did and because you how i'm always going to be i'm going to say yes barry manilow absolutely so go ahead you were going to be honest. I mean i was like in the beginning. But the you know for me And i mean you know getting into lyrics and poetry. he his lyrics and poetry will vary Stripped down they weren't you know crypt and trying to figure things out. And i you know for thirteen year olds thought to write Obviously is music is. You know phenomenal You know whether you want to agree to it and that The you know there was songs for me like ready to take a chance again and some things that really were beautifully written in says. The same thing about elton john. Some other people right stripped down type of music. And i think that's why when i got into bruce and got really understood his lyrics..
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"chaz" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"I'm from brooklyn new york. I'm forty seven years old. I have a family here down here in brooklyn from the gecko musically attached. I am a writer myself not my day. Job but I've been writing since. I was thirteen and trying to finally put out a book. Probably say hopefully by you know january of next year lyrics and poetry and thank you self published thing. It's just more me You know an accomplishment. I could say a lot. Like bruce in some ways where you know. I'm a perfectionist. So this thing is A work in progress. He definitely without a question. I mean funny story. I mean how i started to get into. Bruce was i. Didn't you know. I'll always loved rock but i was always attached. You know ironically enough to barry. Manilow i know this is you know makes a lot of people laugh. Who knows me the reason why is because of some certain songwriting slowly. I you know. I got into which was my first rock and then one day i was when i was thirteen. I was by my uncle's house. It's like an older brother to me. And he. You know ironically because this anniversary and it's you know they're releasing the box set and discuss. He was playing the river. The album you know there's l. p. And i think i'm pretty sure and i was thinking about it over the weekend. Swung was jackson. Cages just came on and when it has that opening beats and guitar just you know this like impossible and not. Just turn around and say what the heck was that. I started listening a little bit more on a little bit more and he says take these albums with you and just listen to him. Trust me you like the who. You're gonna love this guy and it's okay again. I was only thirteen. And i knew hungry. Heart was on the radio..
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"chaz" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"There are a lot of her springsteen facebook groups some deal with people that are fight teeing serious illness there others that were you posts ticket stubs but spring nuts is my favorite facebook. Springsteen group The people there are kind. They are loving. They are respectful with each other. And they all adore bruce and his music and a big reason why that group works is howie. Howie is the warden and he makes sure that all of us are behaving ourselves that we are kind to each other and mostly that. We're having fun way back. In the first year that i was doing the podcast. How joined me. And i'm gonna replay that episode. We are still working on trying to get him back on the show because he and i need to catch up but for now. Here is all the way back from october. Two thousand fifteen. My discussion with the warden halley. Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of set. Lusting bruce your podcast. All about bruce springsteen his music and mostly his fans joining me. Today is a very special. Bruce bud than i'm excited to get to know bruce. Bud introduce yourself my name. Is harry chaz from brooklyn new york. Great boost friend. I'm sure many on your show and really really happy to be in. I appreciate you know even asking. Oh i'm just so glad. My wife asked me today. She where are you finding these people that i said it's just great. I just reach out and twitter and facebook and different things. And i go. Hey you wanna be on the show. They like like really me. And i go absolutely i just i just love the wide range of how far bruce's fandom and reaches and i just i think every bruce fan has a story. And that's my kind of nightmarish. Definitely definitely a great connection. And i think boost fans are very very unique in on. I know everyone would say about the people or the bands that they like. But i think when it comes to bruce it's definitely I would the only the only been possibly compared to it'd be you know the grateful dead where they'll go to like multiple shows and follow them all over the place and have those stories and how they connect and you know he's definitely Got a connection with fans. I think i can't think of many others. Have you know i'm biased. Because i do a podcast about him. But i agree. You know. i'm a fairly new fan. I i became obsessed after seeing him. Live the first time two thousand two but it is in like in the two thousand fourteen. I went to nashville by myself. My wife couldn't get off. And in you know i met up with a bunch of people know phantoms and i had no idea knowing each other and we had that bruce bond then felt like you were with friends or absolutely absolutely you can go. You can just go and in no no one. No one over there and you'll end up. You know taking phone number so email addresses and fifty friends at that concert. Because it's like one big. Bruce party you know family atmosphere in. Even they're the same thing like you're doing on your podcast right now. Is everyone has a story and everyone sharing it right there. And then and i've seen them fifty times. I've seen him forty times. And this is where i started and that's where i started. Really have that connection. That's what i think. Bruce is all about is his connection with his fans. Absolutely how he started out with tussle about yourself. You said you're from brooklyn look all that So talk to us a little bit about growing up influence and how you found bruce well Like i said..
Why I'll Never Make It - An Actor's Journey
"chaz" Discussed on Why I'll Never Make It - An Actor's Journey
"Their website again is we auditioned dot com or use the link in the show notes. All of the auditions that. I've done through. We audition have been for on camera work commercial tv film that sort of thing and i say unfortunately it is the way that it's going right now. I think even once this pandemic is done and were back to doing in personnel decisions. I still think the self tape will be an important. If not initial audition. It will still be a part of the process and this next story comes from actor and filmmaker. Alex pires about one of those online auditions. That he had over skype. Now sell tape is one thing you can at least do it over and over and over again till you get it right but when it comes to these zoom or skype auditions. It's basically like being in person. You get that one shot. Maybe the director will give you some adjustments. But sometimes our preparation gets an idea or a characterization stuck in our head and it can be very difficult no matter how much the director tries to get us unstuck when i was auditioning for like the first me role that i had in a in a feature film It's called altered hours. That's actually on amazon. Recommend you watch it. It's a really cool psychological thriller. I had already worked with these guys in like upstate. New york on some industrials and a told me that they were working on this thing and they wanted to audition me and obviously it was over skype because they weren't going to have me come all the way to upstate. New york from massachusetts. I'm still not just at the time. So we do this. And the role additioning for is that you know. He's he's the by. And i swear with like descript like the thought that i had in mind going into it was that it was very much like silence. The lands anthony hopkins right. You know just like this sort of maniacal like sociopaths right that it just no buffet like complete like you know kind of crazed is whatever we get into the audition and they tell me right out the gate that it's like complete opposite of that basically in so all. My preparation was for. Not and i was like well shit and i try to keep that in mind when i was you know a Addition but as we're reading it. I you know they're like okay. And you know just from the time to start reading lines. And i'm basically just like heller clarence. It's a pleasure to see you today. You know like just like really given them just nothing. Anthony like engine styling. I won't work. Second rate shoes carries like. I just couldn't stop and they're like okay google It was good Gimme a little last like psychopathy. Whenever and more like this guy's just like the end of his rope desperate and just like noble bottomley copaco action. Hello harris. It's a pleasure to see you today. Not stop the anthony hopkins thing man who was just like i was afraid i got so scared. That like every minute..
MonsterTalk
"chaz" Discussed on MonsterTalk
"And A number of other folks on swamping for about a five year period back in the eighties and that work is still in print to this day all around the world so But my i love it. I i love his dinosaurs. My first love is monsters And i have been writing about That i love since the nineteen eighties. the late chaz balan was a friend of mine. He invited me to start contributing reviews to his fanzine deep red Back in dot late eighties early nineties. And i've been writing about horror movies monster movies. Science fiction films fantasy films And a lot of comics history ever since just retired from a fifteen year stint teaching at the center for cartoon studies so Now i'm retired unquote. You find yourself still busy more busy more busy. I mean now. Now i'm able to work on projects like these encrypted cinema and I don't have to table that while i do my primary Bread and butter work. As i have to ask you. So you've got a seven hundred page book about the brood. Yeah so are you a big kronenbourg fan or a huge fan. You know you know instead. I love all. I love all cinema and i love all comics and graphic novels and the kind of the way i look at Films and comics You know this book is one attempt to write about one movie. It's near and dear to me. I love.
WMAL 630AM
"chaz" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"Just when you thought you were done, they're trying to bring the mask back. Will it work? Mercedes slap joins us on O'Connor and company 5 to 9 A.m. on W M A. L. Yeah, this middle school in Tacoma, Washington, where the kitties were given a flyer from Planned Parenthood. It's full of all kinds of useful information at the Stewart Middle School. A teacher there who teaches the eighth grade, uh, distributed the Flyers. Some parents are not entirely happy. The school has said it wasn't really a part of their official package. But the document put together by Planned Parenthood and given to the teachers, so the teacher naturally distributed to the students, the students, the pamphlet informed students, which age groups they were allowed to have sex with. Detailing that quote. It is not a crime. If a child is 11 years old and has sex with somebody two years older or less, so they're counseling and coaching 11 year old son having sex with 12, year olds and 13 year olds, and, you know, then it's a sliding scale of your 13 up to 15. The document detailed legal parameters in which a child can engage in sexual behavior between the ages of 11 and 18. Sounds like good, good stuff. Just good education, you know. Also explained that you can buy condoms at any age that plan B emergency contraception can be purchased at local pharmacies without a prescription at any age. And as Michael Pearce he just said, who has a six year old boy now a great kid, Max, Um said, Uh, you know, I'm I'm sorry. What This was distributed at at school. Yes, it was distributed at At school. That's uh, for at middle school for the middle schoolers. That's that's good stuff, and and Michael said, Well, can you get a tattoo when you're that age without your parents' consent? The pamphlet also informs the kids that they can get abortions, You know, 11 year old 13 year old kids without their parents finding out that the school will take care of it and Planned Parenthood, you know, killed grandkids before they get a chance, And it seems like a good plan. So this is what the teachers unions. I guess. You know, this is what we've this is the we have arrived at our destination. And there it is. Uh, the school said that that they were unapproved materials, But that's okay. Is the teacher going to pay any price? Now? There's there's just fine. So there is that's good stuff. Can you get a tattoo? When you're that age without your parents' consent? No, You can't. I don't even know if you can with your parents' consent. Can you get a pack of cigarettes? No, you can't. You can't. But she can, you know, get the grandkids and take care of them. Lickety split, as Chaz Bono likes to say Michael Michael Pierce, Our executive producer of humble radio broadcast was in Washington, D. C, having brunch with his family yesterday with his loving wife and his wonderful son. And they were down run Capitol Hill and the Supreme Court. And driving by and they're They're young boy, Max, six years old, Very bright young man, Um, sitting there in the car, and you look out by the Supreme Court about a block from the Supreme Court blocked from the capital. There is a small grassy park and the grassy park is covered with tents. You know the can you might find at campsites, and they're homeless people living in these tents because that's what that's our solution. In America. We let people mentally old people and drug addicted people sleep on the sidewalks and the streets were becoming Calcutta. Like being a third world country more and more every day, collapsing buildings, open borders, insane politicians and, of course, homelessness That's turning into and it reminds me of India. It's turning into that. And in Washington, D. C. Everywhere you go. There are these tent encampments. You know Biden bills. I guess we could call them and all around the capital in the Supreme Court. They're homeless people everywhere. Well, young Max looked out the window. And saw this. This cluster of tense a large number of tents, homeless people, and he asked. What was the Michael specifically said, is it Is it camping weekend 77 camping day? Or is it camping weekend in in the city, and Michael had to explain to his son? No. Those are people that don't have homes. They don't have homes and young Max said. Why don't they rent Why don't they rent to? Maybe they could rent something and that would be be good. And then, of course, it gets complicated, so you probably move onto the next subject. You know, it's hard explaining this stuff to Alexandria, Casio, Cortez and people like her. So with six year old, it's complicated. But it's true. The city of Washington Everywhere you go around the Kennedy Center and along the waterfront on the Potomac River and and around the capital and the Supreme Court by the White House. There are people homeless people intents. Everywhere you look around. Well, not everywhere, but they're all over the place in the city of Washington. And that's the That's the fix. You know, we so you're severely mentally ill. There's the door. Get out of here. Go Panhandle on a corner. Maybe somebody nice will bring you a tent and you can live in the tent. Maybe that's the way to go. That's what we do, really. It's a tragedy the way that we deal with this or don't deal with this. Not just in Washington, but in the United States, because, you know, we used to run these government institutions that were deemed snake pits. So we emptied out the snake pits. And now all of the you know crazy people and drug addicted people. Out on the street musher Hunter Biden, of course, in which case you're still taking in huge piles of money selling his anonymously selling his art selling is an art is wonderful Art for a half million dollars apiece, maybe a million dollars apiece to anonymous people from who knows what countries and that you know, Capeman crack for years to come. The New York Mets. There was an incident at a Boston Red Sox game about a week ago where Trump supporters brought in a giant banner a giant trump banner and hang it. I think it said Trump won trump one right and the Trump supporters were, of course. Kicked out of the baseball stadium because you know you're not allowed to do that this weekend over the over the weekend at the Mets game, the New York Mets game there was a couple of people came with a large banner probably 10 FT by eight FT..
The Dan Bongino Show
Socialist College Professors Indoctrinate and Coddle Kids
"Now are coddled. They go to college. They were impressionable. They haven't lived in the real world where if you lived in the real world, you'd see your professor named Chad with his long hair spouting off about socialism, playing the guitar in the campus, small eating donkeys and you'd be like dinky Chad. This is the dumbest freaking idea I've ever heard. Can we say that? Sorry, if not just buzz me. Yeah, it's a I want to say something else, but the FCC would find us. It's the stupidest damn idea ever. I lived in the real world. Chad. I've been out playing baseball and having two jobs in some third. Team. You know what I got Friends of mine who didn't do squat. I had a paper route. When I was a kid I used to deliver news days is the statute of limitations open on the tax things Still not because I don't think I paid taxes on that job. I think I made like $100 in three years. But I'm just throwing that out to the IRS may come from me tomorrow, but some of my friends didn't work. They slept till nine o'clock in the morning. Sometimes 11 o'clock I was up at five, putting together the Sunday paper delivering Newsday's working for tips. Therefore, when I got to college, I kind of figured it out that Chaz or Chad, whoever it was teaching socialism, you know, sociology professor on the campus with his long hair singing love songs to students was probably a moron.
The Book Review
Interview With Francis Spufford, Author of 'Light Perpetual'
"Francis buffer joins us now from ille- just north of cambridge in england. His latest novel is called late perpetual francis. Thanks for being here for having me set the scene for us with light perpetual. This is a kind of counterfactual it is and the fact gets established. Good hard in the first chapter. When a german v two missile fools on south london the the very end of the second world war and annihilates a branch of woolworth's. This is based on a real incident in a place. I walked past on my way to the college. It chaz dunton over and over again and because the store is full of mothers with young children trying to buy new suv spins also real eight kills a great many children including mine talk cost but then with kind of ambiguous resurrection. If the kind that novels a good fool i bring them all back for the rest of the book and weekends the lives they would have should have might have had instead because they missed of course was the hold of the rest of the twentieth century and every enormous and extraordinary change that boot to the city of london. So it's a novel about london. It's a novel about life and death and the fragility of life and it's a novel about time. I suppose because it's about living in time and the first the difference that the ten thousandth of a second which which jim and missile make steel life it kills you and then the difference that minutes months decades make the rest of your life.
WSJ Tech News Briefing
Elon Musk's Starlink Could Get a Boost From German Subsidies
"Satellite internet and other kinds of high speed. Internet service can be pricey before you can start using it. there's an upfront costs for. All the special hardware requires now. Germany is working on a program that could pay out a total of one hundred and twenty million dollars to cover those costs for its citizens. Initiative would be a boon for high speed internet providers. Like starlink the satellite internet venture from elon. Musk for more on this. I'm joined now by our germany correspondent boy pinch husky. Hey brian thanks for being here a and thanks for having me okay. So first things first. I wonder if you could start by explaining this problem of internet access in germany for us. Really why are they considering these subsidies in the first place. Yeah you see. It's a very unusual thing. That's going on around here. Because germany is europe's biggest economy and it's a technologically very developed nation a very industrialized nation famous for his various industries. Not least the car industry but however They've been struggling for whatever reason to provide fast internet to the whole of the population. I mean part of the reason is because investment hasn't been done into the actual sort hard infrastructure of of the ground networks required to bring cables to households and because germany kind of missed out on that. Now they're trying to serve leap over that. Phase of of internet access and just provide wireless internet beat from satellites or later from five g or from the wireless technologies and in order to achieve that in order to connect more people to decent internet source. They they are now considering or we'll be going ahead with subsidies for satellite internet and can you sort of connect the dots for us there. Why satellite internet essentially what. They're looking at is. They wanted to subsidize the purchase of the hardware required for households to receive satellite internet. Now the way it works is that satellite internet providers. Chaz starling elon. Musk starling that's one of the sort of bigger players in the market companies. What they do is they. Beam internet from their satellites directly into households in order to receive that you have to have a small satellite dish. You have to have a sort of a power unit and you have to have a kind of a router adapter and all that costs around five hundred euros in germany and the government is basically minded to cover the cost for one of hardware purchase in order to enable everyone who's eligible to get on the internet via satellite
The Economist: The Intelligence
Exit-stage plight: Brexits costs come due
"It's been six weeks since the end of the transition period when brexit formerly fully finally happened. This is an amazing moment for this country. We have our freedom in our hands and these up to us to make the most of it so far. It hasn't been straightforward this week. The european commission listed a series of shortcomings in how britain is following border agreements in northern ireland. Meanwhile amsterdam past london as europe's largest center of share trading. Of course there are other teething problems and Britain's government is projecting confidence about getting past this teething period. They're all some specific issues that relate to what the european union that can be resolved in the next few weeks months as we adjust to a new situation at the same time. Figures released this morning. Show that the country is grappling with a record fall in economic output. Although the deal is done. The transition period over the relationship between britain and europe whether on banking or trade is still far from settled it was inevitable when brexit took effect that some business would move out of london because the business of london in the city has lost. Its automatic right to trade london across europe. Don't pete is economists brexit editor. And because it's lost that it's not recognized by brussels and therefore quite a lot of share trading in european shares and other euro denominated bombs was going to move and it has moved. Its move very fast. Mr trump sit down and what kinds of impacts can we expect from that kind of shift. I think we'll see. More shifting of trade. More fund manages moving capital more trading in europe. Erivatives will move into the european union. That will mean some loss jobs. It will mean. Some banks have to relocate people and activities to continental europe to amsterdam paris and frankfurt. It's not going to be huge in terms of the city. The city is a lube bull financial center. It's still going to be europe's largest financial center but it's going to lose a lot of it's european business and is that a permanent fifty think or could that business return if brussels were to recognize bridgman actual regulation in the city as equivalent to its own then. Some of the business might come back to london. But i think it's unlikely that the eu will do that. I mean many countries in the including brussels want to take back a lot of the trading and euro-denominated stocks chaz and. They didn't really see reason why they should be helpful to city of london.
Digiday Podcast
How Pop-Up Magazine pivoted to (even more) experimental storytelling
"Locum chaz thanks candidates. Great to be here. So i guess it would be wise to start out with the beginning of Beginning of but the pandemic and twenty twenty and Pop up magazines pivot strategy I know at first you turn to video. Which wasn't typically something that pop up magazine did around its events You weren't recording them. You weren't sharing them in that medium but how was it you know. Moving to video and I guess you're for your first venture was shown on youtube. Live back in Does it like late summer. Yeah how how is that process. Well you're exactly right. It's sort of where we where we entered. Twenty twenty is a put together live magazine shows and toward them around the country and we would sell thousands of tickets and fill up a crowded opera house or lincoln center with fans and we would Perform a magazine live on stage writers and filmmakers illustrators and photographers radio people would narrate their stories live to an audience and we would accompany that with live music and with beautiful artwork and film and photography animation on a screen so all of that was shut down in. We finished our last national tour in february of two thousand twenty and The pandemic shutdown theaters in march. So we had been planning on going on tour with our spring show in may but we had to quickly change plans for that. And so we retooled the our spring show and built it instead as as a youtube premiere streaming show and It was sort of one example among many that that of things we did as an organization in twenty twenty in response to the pandemic. I mean at as you said at the opening remarks for a company that makes live events. The pandemic has been at a very direct a negative impact on our business the silver lining for us about twenty twenty in the pandemic is. It was an opportunity for us to be very experimental experiment with storytelling in different formats storytelling in different contacts. And most importantly a twenty twenty one year that kind of gave us permission to get closer to our audience in a variety of ways so I guess the new audience approach in opening up to the geography of of the internet. As you as you mentioned that would be the Video initiative that you that you took on Correct yes so. How did that Perform for you like how was being Youtube lives something that helped drive new audiences as mentioned here. I mean so. The the first the first video experiment we did was back in may and we elected to make it free to our fans through the generous support of google who sponsored the show and what it allowed us to do is to take what was take our spring tour. Our may tour where we were planning to sell tens of thousands of tickets and it allowed us instead to bring that show to millions of people and so we saw an expansion of the number of people we could touch from tens of thousands of people to millions of people and that was very exciting for us.
Homo Sapiens
Courtney Act on How Drag Helped Her Find Her Trans Identity
"Perhaps courtney was almost a performance thing at the beginning of your career but now it's sort of like why would it be performance because she is also you. Yeah i guess it's that thing where with lots of labels and things. These days which i personally have found very helpful in understanding who i am but i think now that i've understood. I'm not completely. But i've i've got the large chunks. That pestered me for most of my teens and twenties out of the way i just kind of feel like me and so i think that's something beyond the physical packaging and the superficial decoration of that. Which is just like the core essence of who i am and and how my sexuality and my gender and my identity overnight to that which i feel really comfortable about but i think like drag was assigned post that the fact that i was drawn to drag the fact that i did drag in a world where it certainly wasn't a normal thing Was always sort of like a signposted. Sort of the bigger question about my identity and it's always been like this flag that has drawn attention to the concepts of gender and identity and will the words the words around have become. They've always been there. They've sort of been our fingertips for the past five years in a way that they just weren't before right. Yeah it's so weird. How language can empower and labels can empower someone. Because in the beginning. I was a boy who did drag and there's is nothing funny going on. It was just a costume like a police. Van would put on a police uniform and go to work mine. Was this more. Glamorous and the only other option at that time was to be trans. And i didn't identify with that because i think it was filled like a lot of people with a lot of i had a lot of internalized transphobia. I think In my early days. Because i had received a lease negative images and messages. Just as i had internalized homophobia and themm phobia arab. You know all of these sorts of things these messages that we with And then over. The years is the language has developed as the stories have felt in pop culture with Trans people the transit civility has probably been one of the biggest things has allowed me to accept who i am although i identifies trans. It created a space where i was able to actually ask myself those questions and answer them. Honestly because i was seeing amazing transplant and transparent in pop culture like laverne cox janet mock and angelica ross and chaz bono and jenny boylan and capable in saint louis books and things i'd read and i was like oh well. Being transparent is valid in beautiful wonderful. And i was no longer scared of the idea of being a transparent and so then i was able to actually look at it. I was like oh actually i think i secretly thought that i was transfer very longtime because those only two options and i didn't feel like i was a man so therefore i must be a woman and actually as it turns out. I don't feel like that. I just feel like me.
The Emma Guns Show
Interview with Jules von Hep
"Jews. On Hat. Welcome back to the PODCAST. How are you? Is So nice to be here. I feel like BMX gun show is like comfy lounge with the company. So a lovely wolves and the hold. Sherry every time I'm on this because I just feel great. That's exactly how I want you to fail. The cushions nicely. Or can fluff occasion very well. I had a moment on Sunday evening I was lying down watching TV and I thought note not having it and I just decided that the Sofa looked a bit flat. So I the cushions off had to stamp on some of them had to beat some of them are I'm talking about. The SOFA cushions as well as my beat the crap out of. I don't look great afterwards. I should say on the floor. Staring at it lovingly. His still no since. I don't to beat the air out of it with my behind. Thirty seconds in. I've never I've never served Sherry they maybe. I. Should have a buffet in the just in case you come around. I'm all about sheds all Chaz yet. Love it overlooked. Is it? It's sweet. Isn't it? Sweet uncle you get them dry is good. All Year round at. Huge says. It's really As a warm up, I liked him as a warrior shopping A. Well or even just a lunge before coming out just a little parents got this show of the rhetoric quick shares off the air. Do you mix it with anything. We just need room temperature chilled. Babak. If I'm lucky with the bear bikes but. I haven't had a drink in six weeks and then six maybe even longer and then the other night I decided to have a cafe patrol. Because I ended up my friends that's. My friend the next day always feel that good. This morning I had some cafe patrol last night and he said how many and I said two and a half shots. And went, oh, that's and I said well five technically to with double. I'm enjoying the hall. I know it was like. Over, do it. I'll just have a half of the last one, but it was very nice and I watched the Oprah. Mariah Carey interview I was sipping. What does seem a whole? Just described on your perfectly fluff safer. I know exactly but you are joining me before we go off on a major you joining me for an episode of Feel Good Habits, which is the franchise or the series only Magan show where I quiz my guess about the tips, strategies and techniques, they use to stop bad data heading into a bad week. Stop getting out of the bed the wrong side turning into ruining every day as whether your own those sorts of things and also. Let's face it. It can be a bit deeper and you are. Pure, joy. As a friend but also as somebody that I am lucky enough and I know lots of people lucky enough to engage with on the Internet viral instagram you just put out nothing but good thoughts. And feelings kid thank you. You know about I just I like living each day plus Ignited your knife is GonNa, come to a close I. 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Lars Larson
Street Preacher Blasts Democrats Outside Seattle's CHAZ: "They Hate Black People"
"Seattle Washington which is literally had part of the town taken over by armed militants are calling themselves originally Chas the Capitol Hill autonomous zone and now calling themselves shop the Capitol Hill opposition protest well there's a young lady by the name of babble in baby and she is a preacher use here on YouTube I guess she's very popular on YouTube and I was I was absolutely enthralled when I watch what she did she went down to this chat zone where many of the journalists go go down to try to cover this story with the sea at the Seattle police department has given up a pre saying they surrendered and evacuated the mayors said she's not going to do anything to stop these protests and this young lady went down to give the people a Chaz our chopper whatever they're calling it tonight date she gave them a piece of her mind take a listen I I know know people people don't don't understand understand but but let let me me tell tell you you something something I I had had to to pick pick between between I'm I'm not not we we want want to to see see a a bunch bunch of of black black people people go go to jail yes watch what happens watch what happens that's babbling baby she's a conservative activist she went down there and a big red poncho and who's talking to protesters outside this capitol hill organized protest this happened on Monday take a listen to the next thing that she told these people about how their movement is being hijacked please I'm not exactly the same slavery in the K. K. these are the same people your body is a part of the Republican Party is the only party that the actions history has been it was big switch there was never a big
First Light
CHAZ being renamed to CHOP in Seattle to better reflect the demonstrations' message
"Organizes have decided to rebrand to refocus Chas there on Capitol Hill at the east police precinct several black areas now known as the Capitol Hill occupy protest or chop demonstrators behind the change hope this will get the movement back on track things remained quiet in the area around the precinct and chief Carmen best wants to keep it that way she was on CBS's face the nation Sunday morning she says a continuing challenge is figuring out who is the leader of the protest area she says that's hard to determine because it changes so often
Stephanie Trussell
Seattle protesters create police-free "autonomous zone"
"To admit I'm now turning from businessmen to amusement as a as an autonomous zone they're calling to Capitol Hill autonomous zone has been set up in Seattle protesters have taken over apparently a six or seven block radius in Seattle I have declared their own states and if you put aside and says you are now leaving USA not getting the Capitol Hill freeze on a call the autonomous zones a protester occupied zone okay sort of like the occupy Wall Street routine we saw a few years back about twenty ten and it is going to end up exactly the same way it happened because the police were told by mayor Jenny Durkan to essentially withdraw from the area and to see the area to the cops and it's turned into a raucous comedy almost immediately now I think that a lot of people across the United States are feeling that things have grown out of control just a little bit but no matter how much you believe the police brutality is wrong and everyone has good believes this and about how much we racism is wrong and you don't have to protest and down I'm going to all appointed over at hot air apparently CLP cracked down hard on protesters on Sunday night despite their having giving a speech earlier that day calling for de escalation in order to lower the temperature the weeklong blockade by the police in their east precinct was lifted and demonstrators were allowed to March past but that's not all apparently they were afraid that the writers were gonna burn down the police precinct so instead the cops in the National Guard to pulled out of the building entirely by Monday afternoon they're moved all the women in the files the board the place up and they left and thus was born a new nation the Capitol Hill autonomous zone where Chaz for sure the country of jazz these were progressives can indulge in some of the most humiliating stereo type of left wing protests and culture according to reports by early Tuesday demonstrators had established a perimeter with improvised barriers and deputise scouts in the afternoon the no cop coop popped up swinging kebabs snacks and free water to passers by attention square was established at the intersection of wealth and fine when you like a full mouth freshener tents were pitched near the precinct where people are encouraged to stay throughout the night or even just for two or three hours to hold the space by nightfall they built their own outdoor cinema the crowd was energized to build connections people spoke about investing in black owned banks I vesting from corporations and prison reform one speaker issued a warning about the American legislative exchange council vote a group of usually white men from major corporations we don't know our issues and make laws the banner on east precinct at red property of the people according to Kaelin o'connell which is one of the local stations and there are plenty of photos available there's even a map replete with labels like regime occupied safe way regime occupied Safeway solid stuff guys really good
News and Perspective with Taylor Van Cise
Seattle mayor says she doesn't know how long CHAZ occupation will continue
"News Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan responding to the question about when she thinks that so called Capitol Hill autonomous zone or Chas will come to an end and when police may reclaim the east precinct the mayor said overnight on CNN how long do you think Seattle in those few blocks looks like this I don't know we could have the summer of love well tell her to the police was supposed to be in that precinct I want to be very clear on that our chief of police was in their system today we take public safety very seriously we met with businesses and residents today we don't have to sacrifice public safety for first amendment rights both can exist and will make sure that both
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Seattle protesters take over city blocks to create police-free 'autonomous zone'
"Some protesters think the fuss over Chaz the newly created Capitol Hill autonomous zone has overshadowed the message of the black lives matter movement couples court would take the creation of chance has attracted international attention and curiosity how could protesters car about six blocks of a major city and call it their own who's feeding them our businesses within the zone being threatened amid all this I believe some are expressing that within chance black lives matter doesn't matter all that much I feel like the black community is not being heard Victoria beach is chair of the African American community advisory we don't want our movement has been hijacked it this is like very manageable festival chance arguments held a rally Thursday during which speakers hotly debated their next moves including possibly marching on a grocery store or a Latino man said that day racist workers had taunted him Corwin hate komo news