26 Burst results for "Della E. Do"
AP News Radio
Soler homers, De La Cruz leads Marlins past Phillies 3-2
"And RBI single by Brian Della Cruz in the top of the tenth inning gave the Marlins a three two win over the Phillies trailing to one Miami tied the game in the top of the 8th inning on a leadoff home run by Jorge soler. The game winner by the other crews made a winner of AJ puck who picked up his first win of the season. They had the crew has also picked up an RBI single in the top of the fourth for the Marlins who won the rubber game with a series
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Travis Tritt Drops All Anheuser-Busch Products Following Trans Campaign
"So Della Mulvaney is a guy who identifies as a girl and is going through this whole 365 days of womanhood. And has become the darling of corporate America. But I want to explain why that is. Why has mister Mulvaney? And on this program, we believe God made men and women, right? And so we believe in calling people by their God given body parts. So it's not miss Mulvaney on this program. It's mister Mulvaney. Sony, a lot of people are very upset over this. As a matter of fact, a Budweiser Anheuser Busch became the latest to endorse Mulvaney and Travis Tritt announced earlier today that he is not going to be he's not going to be allowing any Anheuser Busch products to be served on his tour. So if you know anything about the country music stars, whenever they go on tour, they have hospitality suites, hospitality rooms are throwing a bus. They have the hospitality suite, and a typically they provide some sort of liquid refreshment. And in this case, Travis Tritt says, yeah, we're not going to be allowing anyone to drink Anheuser Busch products. They are not going to be allowed on the tour. So if you believe God made male and female, this butt is definitely not for you. Trent wrote on Twitter, I will be deleting all Anheuser Busch products from my tour hospitality writer. I know many other artists who are doing the same as a matter of fact, I believe John rich is joining that call as well. A lot of bars around the country say they will no longer serve Anheuser Busch products.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Kalen D'Almeida of TPUSA's Frontlines on Antifa's Ringleaders
"Della meda continues with us so kalen, can you just explain to our audience how coordinated antifa is? Do you see a central leader? There has to be somebody that is calling the shots. What have you learned? Well, I've learned that there is different roles that these groups play. And typically, there is a loose idea of where they want to go, but the idea is that they move fluidly. And they sort of, they have their, it's hard to say, Charlie. It's hard to say who is the leader when they all look the same and they're obfuscating their identities with black blog. Surely there is certain roles designated to how they're going to move down the street. I do think there is. I do think there is a leader when it comes to these individual groups that organize these direct actions. It's just hard to say who those might those people might be in the moment.
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Jerry Vairo Discusses His Uncle, Paul 'Lefty' Della Universita
"When did you first start hearing about all the stories about lefty? When did it finally hit you that this is something I gotta get into? Well, when I was younger, I heard all types of things. I was a grandson of Sadie, which is as old as this to slash mother. So he has so many different things. Whether you go here if you want a car, you go to air if you want, jewelry, connections all throughout the city. And my uncle's Sonny is youngest brother, was always into trouble in and out of jail and I used to hear my grandmother say, if foley wasn't such a top guy, son, he would have been killed already. So I heard all these. And then the other things I would see like during the San Gennaro feast, I would see guys walk up to him and I'd be standing next to my father and grandfather handed him envelopes or hugging him, showing him like he's demand, then maybe a few months later, a few years later, I'd see one of these guys getting arrested, the acting boss of the this crime family, whichever it was. And I'm like, if this guy's the acting boss, who is my uncle that's being approached this way, I never saw him approach anybody in reverence. It was the other way around always seeing these things growing up. And my father, he knew all about him. So he told me a lot of stories and then when Tony and appley did his three and a half hour interview, then I knew for sure someone outside the family with a lot of credibility, not only is verifying what our book says, but he's actually adding to it. We didn't know about the Sicilian connection in the book. I didn't put it in there. And I was just through the eyes of the family. I knew my uncle was some kind of a top mob guy, but I didn't even know
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
The Story of Paul 'Lefty' Della Universita With His Nephew Jerry Vairo
"Paulie lefty Della university town. He was a protege of Lucky Luciano. And he left, he left an indelible mark on the mafia and American history. This is a guy who personally had his hand in events like the World War II allied invasion of Sicily, the birth of the Las Vegas casinos, the Cuban heroin connection, Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance and the Lufthansa, which was made popular in the film Goodfellas. But I'm telling you, you never heard of him. Well, I'm here to tell you he's real. I don't bullshit you. And on the phone with me straight from Florida is his great nephew, Jerry varro, Jerry. Well, what's up, AJ? How you doing, pal? I'm good. How about yourself? All right, I just. I just basically intro great uncle lefty and let the folks know a little about who he was, what he had his hands in, but there's a million things we could start with. We could start with his upbringing, et cetera, et cetera, his knowing is knowing numbers so well and his left hand that he knocked out a guy, didn't he kill a guy with a punch or some shit like that. And I know there's a big legend around his nickname, but I want to start in 1945. I think Pauley left these about 27 years old at the time and he had masterminded the biggest narcotics highest in American history by hearing about a large shipment of morphine from the New York docks. Got him about a half a $1 million and made him a major player in the mafia, right? That's basically the beginning of him becoming a big player, yeah? Well, at least the beginning when he was mentioned and The New York Times in that True Detective magazine, he did some stuff before that. But that's oh yeah. Yeah. That was when he was noticed by other guys. Like, who's this guy that gets away with doing that? Right. Now the thing that's really, I think when he really came to prominence and again, correct me from, I'm going on memory here, 'cause we sat down, you and I, many times, and I read the book, and I've done the radio shows with you, et cetera. But when this Sicilian stepped in and showed, they kind of showed lefty who really ran America's crime syndicate. And that basically was the Cosa Nostra back in Sicily. So Pauly gets promoted to a position that's basically the Sicilian ambassador to the American mob, right? Correct. He was made from what Tony Napoli told me. He was made at a young age by Lucky Luciano set that whole thing up because guys would be in deported left and right for drugs. They were into drugs big time. And Pauly was American born. So we couldn't be deported. And he was a 100% Sicilian, and he was loyal, and he was under the wing of Luciano and Jimmy alto. So he was a perfect candidate to be that
WTOP 24 Hour News
Extreme Heat Wave and Drought Continues in the West
"West. Here's CBS News meteorologist Jeff Bureau Della number of heat waves per year has tripled since 1960 extreme heat waves are 3 to 5 degrees hotter and we're in an unprecedented drought right now. In Utah. Drop conditions are extreme KUTV reporter Kelly Farmers are feeling this hard. There's indicators like the Great Salt Lake is going to be lower now than it was in the Dust Bowl state. Rep. Joel Fairies family has farmed this land for 120 years. They used the Bear River for irrigation Right now it's blowing at 50 cubic feet per second. Normally 2000 Tony Richards is a resource coordinator in the conservation division of the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food. We've got a lot of crops that are being abandoned because they don't have enough water. The number of people
10% Happier with Dan Harris
Anxiety, Explained with Luana Marques
"Do you define anxiety. So i think there are lots of definitions but less think about it and overestimation of threat in the rest of nation of your ability to actually handle that threat it's really related to what you're saying to yourself right. Anxiety affects our thoughts. Our emotions our behaviors really our prediction. That we can't handle what's gonna be thrown at us. This is navigating the world fretful frightfully. Both in terms of the challenges we face and our resources. It's absolutely right now. We imagined that resources are not going to be enough to handle. Whatever it is predicting is about to happen. That will have a negative impact. What do we know about what exactly does to the brain. Zaidi really often turns on our amid la the old lizard brang and allows us to start preparing for five flight or freeze in extreme signs of anxiety. It also does something unique about our ability to think it turns off. Our prefrontal cortex should say it is just not as activity. So that's why often when somebody comes to me and says hey i'm anxious and i can't think straight and that's absolutely right. Your brain is just not working. it's best when designing it becomes too much. It's so interesting. Because i mean this is sometimes referred to as the amid della hijack that you get activated the libertarian gets going the repealing folds of the brain are activated and the newer parts of the brain. The prefrontal cortex which does are planning and rational thinking the ability to use that goes close to zero. Sometimes it really does because we don't have some things to run for an alliance in fact the body shuts down a lot of the oregon's so if you are really in a threat situation often people are gonna say in a stomach ache or a have in. I'm sweating that's your body. Just preparing you for dealing with what needs to be dealt with. It would just keeping you safe. And you don't really think in fact you don't
The Pulse
When DNA Research Doesn't Benefit All of Us
"When pulse reporters journal. A heavy has a question about her family history. She knows exactly where to turn her. Mother and some of that history is on display in their house. In fact at the entry of our home we you come in. Our home is all the ancestors on the wall. That's my mom octavia mcbride. She got her knack for sleuthing when she was a news reporter in the late eighties and every time i had an assignment for school that involve family history. Choose the person i went to. Yeah i was excited. Because i felt like i was passing the baton to you because i was always sort of liked the person collecting the pictures and the stories. So i i get great strength and pride from knowing my family stories sharing them and passing them along to my own children and my nieces and nephews and sojourner does your mom do her research with paper records or how does she go about it. Yeah it's been a mix of paper records and story. She's heard over the years from relatives so for example. My mom was able to piece together. The story of her grandmother della mae. She had my mother. Sally by a white man and of course nineteen thirty one those types of relationships and the children that came from them. You know they were legal. So the white family who was pretty prominent place. My mother and the home of a sort of fair skinned family where my mother would would not stick out
Latino USA
Latinos Role in NASA and Mars Perseverance
"Dna through he'll with working late at nastase. Jpl jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena. California the night before the perseverance rover would finally touchdown on the surface of mars. That night. i think it was the only reflecting on that reflecting also when family understanding how far we have gotten us humanity and recognizing that everybody is going to get to see what we're about to do on mars as flight director for the rover. Deanna knew that in just a couple of hours should be a part of history. I was setting up and getting ready for the first spanish language. Landing broadcast and nasa has done for a planetary mission. Orla obama despite while he admitted they order presents yet. Quincy aurora della nasa perseverance equivocal. Doj got his massive data scientists that beneath deanna would lead this broadcast and give a play by play as the rover inch closer and closer to landing. The idea for spanish language broadcasts came to her when she was working on another mars mission about a decade ago curiosity it came to my mind may be like a week or a few days before. Curiosity landed in two thousand twelve. But since then i've been going to the media office Time there's a major mission happening like hey. We should listen spanish. Hey we should do this. In spanish and yet so right before perseverance started. I mentioned it again and constantly feel like for seven years and then they said yes
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"della e. do" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"All of baldwin stopped long enough in rock springs before heading home to send me a telegram so enlisting the company and assistance of cherokee abandon the x medicine man who now owns the does reas livery stable. We lost no time in setting off for rock springs and piling. Up the dust to the to franchise. So this is quite. But mr has over here chan. Yep and from all appearances. Oliver baldwin seems to be one of the few really prosperous ranches able to pay is going gonna be. What do you call sizable fee. Ten dollars for me and ten quarts of whiskey for you. Oh sizable should be twenty dollars. Oh hour i'm chad remington and this is mr bannon is mister baldwin home. I i'm dixie phone. That was he was. Oh who was the principal culprit dirt cherokee basis. No time to ask questions. If miss dixie feels like talking she'll tell us all it's necessa- new before my father left town that he'd never come back. Why do you say that. Because he went into c- sad della handy with sibilla handy who's he dope across in sheep stealing jasper who just opened a store in town. I can't prove it. I'm positive della hand. Did why do you say that your father. No daddy threatened him. Planet see dylan moved to rock springs from springfield. A few months ago you'll still on started looking around for some ranch land could buy. That explains potty of fathers telegram about affords deed della handed. Three hundred acres was filed. Read three thousand. I see what you said you'll father was dragged. And if he wanted to della had stored threatening me because he didn't think they'll a handy would do what he did his own store. Do you with the best kind. They just wait door. Forty minutes dixie. Yes recognizes rig outside. That must be heavy at the door. Now wait a minute mystics. I jerky and i go into the kitchen. While he's here you don't want to meet now handy not just yet going to be lot of help you wait a minute. I only wanted to let them in. Explain my.
Planet Money
Microsoft Pledges to Be Carbon Negative by 2030
"The ceo of microsoft gone on onstage at microsoft headquarters. Please welcome saatchi. now della. He walks on and stands facing the crowd behind on. There's this wall covered with these healthy looking green leaves. Thank you so very much. It's fantastic to be here today. It kind of looks like a ted talk crossed with the product announcement. That's corporations it up opposite. Actions must be aligned to helping solve the world's problems not create new ones and then he gets to microsoft's new pledge to fight climate change today. You're making the commitment that by twenty thirty microsoft will be carbon negative carbon negative. What does that even mean. Microsoft has offices around the world that use lots of electricity they have fleets of cars and trucks. Data centers. That use diesel. All of those things mean carbon emissions but somehow the ceo of microsoft is saying his company's going to eliminate all those carbon emissions even better reverse them their plan. The answer in part has to do with what's displayed on the screen above him images of giant pristine forests forests trees. These are not just nice. Nature images trees are gonna solve some serious climate accounting problems for microsoft. This is the decade to take bold steps forward to address a most pressing challenges. Thank you one. Fifth of the world's largest companies have made pledges this one to reduce their carbon footprint. Two zero or beyond. They've done the math and decided that they can do this. In part by paying someone across the world to save trees. Which really is that really. We're gonna do this.
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"della e. do" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"Olive baldwin stop long enough in rock springs before heading home to send me a telegram so enlisting the company and assistance of gericault. Abandon the medicine man. Who now owns the does reas livery stable. We lost no time in setting up for rock springs and blowing up the dust to the two bars ranchos. But mr poland has over here chan. Yep and from all appearances. Oliver baldwin seems to be one of the few really prosperous ranches might be able to pay. Were is be. What do you call a sizable fee. Then dollars for me and ten quarts of whiskey for you. Oh sizable be twenty dollars. Oh allah i'm chad remington. And this is. Mr bennett is mr baldwin home. Dixie was he was i saw. Who was the principal culprit of dirt. Jerry this is no time to ask questions. If miss dixie fuse talking. She'll tell us all it's necessary to know what is new before my father left town that he'd never come back. What do you say that because he went into sat della handy with sidell handy. Who's he dope across in cheap steel. Jasper who just opened a store in town. I can't prove it. I'm positive della handy did your father. No daddy threatened him. Plenty see dylan moved. Rock springs from springfield. Few months ago he opened a store and started looking around for some right handed by on. That explains potty father telegram about affords deed so della handed. Three hundred acres was filed. Read three thousand. I see what you will send. Your father was dry ghost and if he wanted to della had stored threatening because he didn't think they'll handy would do what he did his own store. Do you kind. They just wait out the door. Forty minutes dixie. Way recognize israel got said that must be heavy at the door. Now wait a minute. Mystics turkey and i had better go into the kitchen while he's here. You don't want to meet now handy now. I don't know just yet. I'm going to be a fine lot of help. You wait a minute. I only wanted to let him explain.
Derek Hunter
AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 Vaccine is Found to Be 79% Effective in U.S. Study
"Results of a large scale US study of the AstraZeneca corona virus vaccine or in correspondent Charles Della Desmond says the data is encouraging findings indicate not only that the vaccine has a 79% efficacy rate at preventing symptomatic covert 19 but is 100% effective in stopping severe disease on hospitalization? Investigators say the vaccine is effective across all ages, including older people, which previous studies in other countries have failed to
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"della e. do" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"Oliver baldwin stop long enough in rock springs before heading home to send me a telegram so enlisting the company and assistance gericault abandon the x medicine. Man who now owns those reas livery stable. We lost no time in setting off for rock springs and piling up the dust to the to franchise established but mr baldwin has over here chan. Yep and from all appearances. Oliver baldwin seems to be one of the few really prosperous ranches might be able to pay is going to be. What do you call sizable fee. Dollars for me and ten quarts of whiskey for you. I should be twenty dollars. Oh hour. I'm chad remington. And this is mr bennett is mr baldwin home i. I'm dixie phone. That was he was. Oh who was the principal culprit dirt cherokee basis. No time to ask questions if miss dixie feels like talking. She'll tell us all its message. I knew before my father left town that he'd never come back. Why do you say that. Because he went into c- said della handy with blood needs a handy who's he dope across in sheep stealing jasper who just opened a store in town. I can't prove it. I'm positive della hand did say that your father know that he threatened him. Planet see moved to rock springs from springfield a few months ago. You started looking around for some right handed goodbye. That explains potty father telegram about affords deed so della hindi. Three hundred acres was filed. Read three thousand. I see which you said your father was dry goes and if he wanted to della hattie stored threatening me because he didn't think they'll a handy would do what he did his own store. Do you kind. They just wait the door forty minutes dixie. Yes if recognizes rig outside. That must be heavy at the door now. Wait a minute mystic z. Jerky and i go into the kitchen. While he's here you don't want to meet now handy not just yet going to be a lot of help you wait a minute. I only wanted to let them in spain..
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"della e. do" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"Oliver baldwin stop long enough in rock springs before heading home to send me a telegram so enlisting the company and assistance gericault abandon the x medicine. Man who now owns those reas livery stable. We lost no time in setting off for rock springs and piling up the dust to the to franchise established but mr baldwin has over here chan. Yep and from all appearances. Oliver baldwin seems to be one of the few really prosperous ranches might be able to pay is going to be. What do you call sizable fee. Dollars for me and ten quarts of whiskey for you. I should be twenty dollars. Oh hour. I'm chad remington. And this is mr bennett is mr baldwin home i. I'm dixie phone. That was he was. Oh who was the principal culprit dirt cherokee basis. No time to ask questions if miss dixie feels like talking. She'll tell us all its message. I knew before my father left town that he'd never come back. Why do you say that. Because he went into c- said della handy with blood needs a handy who's he dope across in sheep stealing jasper who just opened a store in town. I can't prove it. I'm positive della hand did say that your father know that he threatened him. Planet see moved to rock springs from springfield a few months ago. You started looking around for some right handed goodbye. That explains potty father telegram about affords deed so della hindi. Three hundred acres was filed. Read three thousand. I see which you said your father was dry goes and if he wanted to della hattie stored threatening me because he didn't think they'll a handy would do what he did his own store. Do you kind. They just wait the door forty minutes dixie. Yes if recognizes rig outside. That must be heavy at the door now. Wait a minute mystic z. Jerky and i go into the kitchen. While he's here you don't want to meet now handy not just yet going to be a lot of help you wait a minute. I only wanted to let them in spain..
Nightside with Dan Rea
Iran Inaugurates New Underground Missile Facility
"News story out of Iran is that the Revolutionary Guard. They've inaugurated a new underground missile facility that was intended designated for missile storage reported by state TV. I mean, so there are transparent to that extent. On by the commander of the Revolutionary Guard who we first met when I say we, the United States first met with the embassy takeover. In November of 1979. He said the cruise and ballistic missiles will empower the forces Navy even more. They had a TV report that showed footage of scores of missiles in an enclosed space resembling an underground corridor. And they claimed that these missiles contractual 2000 kilometers, which is 1200 miles Um, placing much of the Middle East, including Israel within range, and I'm not mistaken. There was a bit of a dust up today. I think that Iranian forces Struck a U. S military base in Syria. And I think there was a little bit of a problem over the weekend with with an oil tanker in the strait of her moves. It just seems that they're just spoiling for a fight. Even even again. You know, a few weeks after we've have have resumed participation in these talks. Am I missing something? When the the Washington has, uh has had talks to try and re enter the J C P away, but it has not yet done so on. It is requesting certain focus and understanding from Iran before doing so we'll have to see Where Iran takes it. But yes, Iran's the military prowess has always been very, very important in the region in the world. The Iranian military power when the molars took over in Tehran that you mentioned 1979 when they did take over is the Iranian army was the world's largest army. Andre the always been a very, very strong military force in the region. They fought a decade long war with their neighbor Iraq at the time in the 19 eighties on into the 19 nineties. On But But yes, one would. One would hope that the world does understand as I mentioned in the beginning when you live closer to to a country like that. I think you understand it better. It's all very well to live tens of thousands of miles away from from Iran. But if you don't have to deal with what they're doing, and they're undermining Off the Middle East on bits all over the Middle East, their connections in Lebanon and in Syria and in Iraq and in the Yemen on their meddling in affairs in governments all over the Middle East. When one begins to understand. I think Iran and what it's focusing in on and it's revolutionary. God are incredibly problematic. And Ruth that group lists, of course, know, Della,
Kinda Funny Games Daily
Super Nintendo World opening in Universal Japan on March 18
"Nintendo world as an opening date and japan. This maria della sandra over at games industry is universal studios. Japan announced that its nintendo theme parks. Super nintendo world will finally be opening on thursday march eighteenth. Super nintendo world is based in osaka. And it's opening was delayed several times due to the covid nineteen pandemic. Meanwhile we talked about last week the. Us is super nintendo world set to open universal's upcoming epic universe park in orlando florida has been delayed to two thousand twenty five the orlando sentinel reported. Construction was delayed due to covid nineteen and has only just resumed. Universal said it was initially scheduled to open in twenty twenty
Latino Rebels Radio
An Encyclopedia of Betrayal
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Broken Brain with Dhru Purohit
Is Processed Food Making People Angry and Stupid
"Heireann droop wrote here host of the green podcasts. When it comes down to what we're made of so much of it is about food. Food literally builds us brick by brick cell-by-cell that means what we eat provides. The building blocks that make up the entire body which means unfortunately for a lot of people. They're made up of junk. Our poor food choices gravely impact our brain health resulting in behaviors. That leave us. More lonely anxious depressed illness prone and more overweight than ever before my guest on today's minneapolis owed doctors. David and austin pearl mutter and shawn stevenson talked to us about how our health our relationships and even our thinking have been damaged by our western processed food diet. They discuss how our lifestyles and diet. Impact our brain function and our ability to make good choices as well as how we interact and show up for our relationships. Let's listen in starting with my interviews with doctors. David and austin parameter. I want to read a passage from the book. Our are being gravely manipulated resulting in behaviors. That leave us. More lonely anxious depressed distressful illness prone and overweight than ever before. So we talked about those two aspects which is how do we help and support people to actually make these decisions and implement change in their life to achieve to achieve whatever goal that they wanna focus on. But let's start off with what is actually hijacking. Our brand that. It makes it difficult to do. So can you describe the landscape landscape and the state of threats that our brains are under today. Sure we'll start with one of the most important and probably most straightforward of the its food. We need food. We need to eat food to keep going. But what is it that we're putting into our bodies. A recent study showed that sixty eight percent of the foods that people eat and buy in. The store have added sugar. We know sugar isn't really a good thing for us but the question has to be. What is it doing to our thinking. What is it doing to our brains and is the question that i think were now able to answer but we haven't been looking into nearly enough. What is sugar doing to our brains. Will sugar fosters inflammation which listeners know is not good for the body. Chronic inflammation has been implicated in variety of problems. Things like heart disease. Things like alzheimer's disease. What we're understanding now is that inflammation this process that sugar up regulates changes are thinking. So let's let that sink in. It's not that it changes are thinking in the long run. It changes are thinking right now. Inflammation has been shown in several recent trials to bias our decision making towards short-term impulsive thinking so to put that into context if you're eating a diet that increases inflammation you're going to make more short term or decisions like eating diet that increases inflammation choosing the wrong foods to be eating and that transcends just diet it gets into other things if you're somebody who struggles with all nine shopping. Now you have a diet. that increases inflammation. You're going to be picking the short term reward and that means your your shopping. Cart might be filling up online with things that you don't need so again. Food is one of those entry points. It's something that has been made incredibly palatable over the years and while that means it might taste good. We need to appreciate that. It is activating these circuits within our bodies within our brains that are making our decisions more impulsive more short term oriented and in the big picture taking us away from the decisions that will lead us to health and will lead us to happiness and let me add Before we move on from food and because it is It is a very important topic because we recognize that in a simplistic model there to areas of the brain. That are involved in decision. Making the prefrontal cortex which is the more advanced area. If i may and the more primitive if i may amid della and you know there's a balance between the two we tend to With inflammation unfortunately have more input from the primitive and magdala and as such are decisions are not really looking at the future as opposed if we can reconnect to the prefrontal cortex and that is the area of the brain that allows us to participate in a process of thinking of the long term consequences of our actions today s to be more empathetic. It allows us to be more compassionate has to tamp down this sense of us versus them. That comes from the amid bella. So we're trying to reconnect to the prefrontal. Cortex and in a as per our discussion of food and inflammation inflammation absolutely threatens that connection and i have to say that A thought came to me this morning while in the shower some of my best thoughts come to me and shower and having read the new york times this morning they had an interesting article about what's going on in brazil with reference to deforestation the amazon. Not a good thing. I think most people would agree with that but that said what has happened to the thought process around the globe. is influenced by the globalization of the western pro inflammatory diet. That as this western diet a finds its way to every corner of the globe. It's changing how people across our planet think and behave
WJR 760
"della e. do" Discussed on WJR 760
"Michael in Della E. Don't know what it is about that. Voice. It just doesn't take its great exactly written. It's accurate. Yeah, I guess that's what it is Okay to the parade today, Mitch. That was great power. No, I didn't say that about boat. And I go to YouTube. Where do you get it? Tom Brady had a little too much, but I think at the end of the boat ride, they had help him off the boat. Good. That right And yeah, and he throws the trophy from one boat to another toe. Grok was on another boat. And if it misses how did you think those waters in that in that river or lake wherever they read, it would have to go 20 trials. You two head. Whatever room there on. It's just It was crazy. When the Charles River route I would have been a Charles Boston. I No kidding. Oh, my God. Wait, wait. Whatever they were all just shoot me now. Probably the bay. Maybe the pillow, but my butt didn't drop. What you're saying the only rock Carter's Grant caught it, But I'm just saying that Mrs Man, we have any sound of that. No, there's no if people taking it from the shore, Whatever videos of you have to go. We have videos. I'm trying Put it on the base. Okay, But at the end of the boat, they have to help. Time off. Time was a little. They said Maybe it was being seasick. But I think it was a slow. Yeah, you can. Little bad. Give me a little seasick and come, you know, his blood's got to be 100% on all that stuff. He takes you on a year, Probably over here with beer. We're probably knocking about that severe, Probably by the way, Speaking of Tom Brady, and we're gonna play that Mary Wilson cut that we have for you from an interview we did with her not too long ago, just a minute, but I don't know if you saw this, but Robert Orry who played in the NBA for a bunch of teams, six shot, Bob, uh, tweeted out that he was welcoming. Tom Brady to the seven ship Club ship being the short words that I first heard, Rasheed Wallace say for championship, the seven chip club. After Grady has now won seven Super Bowls, and Robert Horry points out that he's won. Seven NBA titles. Too, with Houston. Three with the L, A Lakers and two with the San Antonio Spurs. So He kind of liking himself. They both had super or Spiderman outfits on in his little tweet, and he's like pointing at him and he's got Robert or he's got all of his trophies. And then Brady's got his trophies. And of course, people jumped all over him and said You're not on the same level, buddy. You're good, and he took offense to it. And and and he starts writing. You know this whole big defense about how he deserves to be justice considered Justus much, You know, a great seven time championship guys. Tom Brady. He writes. A part of you gets mad because I don't think people outside the MBA family and when I say MBA, I'm saying coaches and players and by the way, no, no good ever comes from a sentence that begins that way. People outside of the embassy family. It's always bad, they don't really respect. Couldn't believe there's a word like respect being used. I haven't ever heard that word used in sports. They don't really respect what I did. And they don't really understand what I did and what I was able to accomplish. It's always Oh, he was a part. Oh, he was a part. Yeah, I was a part, but I was a significant part. You can't have Kool Aid without sugar. And I was the sugar to most of that stuff. I see. Okay. May I also say to you, Robert, that you can't have Kool Aid without cooling and Tom Brady was the actually the cool Late. If you were the sugar, you can find a sugar substitute, But you can't make Kool Aid without actual cooling. I was the craft the cocaine. Yeah. Somebody throws him the ball out of the top of the key, and he hits a shot. And then suddenly he's Tom Brady. Okay. Did you just go get loaded on the boat? It seems to be all the rage didn't come off the bench most of his career. Yeah, the last half when he won the title. He was always a nice guy business. The contributor, though you are, I was absolutely a contributor. But he's not the same know Tom Brady to his sport. I didn't gain plant run. James can make that kind of thing. You know, we have a rabbit or a, you know real Jackson. Forget Kobe a shit. We gotta get Robert Horry for bringing Grandma wants to be called Kurt King Kurt now, so soon? Yeah. There were a lot of guys who played on the Celtics, who won more than seven titles and, you know, seeing Tommy Heights and not, but yeah, I'm not talking about Bill. It can make the claim that he's up there with Joe Studio, but they're a bunch of other guys sat Sanders and some of those other guys, Sam Jones. So during a time out, all right, forget and who's gonna be garden worry. We gotta talk about weight. So we were. We were so saddened by the news of Mary Wilson's passing, of course, one of the original Supremes back when they were the primates. 1959. She was one of the one of the three Andre We had a chance to talk with her on our program, little ways back, and we thought we'd share a little bit of that with you right here. So much shit. Come on, boy. See our next guest? No stranger if you grew up in Detroit grew.
News and Perspective with Taylor Van Cise
Himalayan glacier disaster highlights climate change risks
"Glacier disaster highlights What climate change brings as far as risks to human life, Charles Della Desmond reports. Rescue workers continue digging through a tunnel in north India, where dozens of workers are missing after the sudden collapse off a Himalayan glacier. While distraught relatives have gathered at the disaster site to search for missing family members, scientists are investigating what caused the Glazier to break Possibly and other large or a release of accumulated water. Experts say climate change may be to blame since warming temperatures are shrinking glaciers Making them unstable. I'm Charles deal with asthma
WJR 760
"della e. do" Discussed on WJR 760
"Pressing all the right buttons in the booth so we could actually be on the air, and he starts that very early in the morning. I might add, and Kim is helping out of the southernmost portion of Detroit. And, of course, our executive producer holding it all together and looking none The worse for wear. After celebrating her birthday officially yesterday, Ari, get a producer and Thomas Good Morning, Dub. Happy Monday. Happy Super Monday. Super Monday way. Yeah. Hi, e. Am I going to be able to come? Right? Right. I take. It might be a touch of the flu. I'm not there yet. Him will be able to come in today. I've never seen him like this before, but I don't think it's covert. But he's not hailing. No, You're so afraid. Yeah, don't come in. Don't come in, please. That's right. There's still a lot of people like us who don't go in. So we don't call anybody but we don't go up. It would be obvious if one of our squares was empty at X over. We were talking about. Not that Yeah, square. So, we We were talking about some of the commercials. Uh, the football game I thought was It didn't go exactly the way I thought it would. I thought that the Kansas City would be in it much more than it. We're not getting a touchdown thinks I mean it shows you can have a great quarterback. I'm going to be saying this to lions people we like there's no, you can have a great quarterback. Some people don't think that That he was a great quarterback, but he by all statistics, he was a great quarterback Stafford, and yet he couldn't drag us into a Super Bowl. And, uh, my home's job. Was he off or with double team her? He was hurt because he lost his alignment. He had a couple of very our linemen. Then we're there to protect him that weren't there. They were not there. It shows you how I think those linemen are. Yeah. Hunger to take care of the quarterback, But I got to tell you this. He really is a goat in waiting. I mean, because I've never seen anyone throw passes in the positions he found himself. I mean, spun around and falling to the ground and still threw it across the field. Almost right into the hands of some guys, literally. Some of these guys got hit in the head with the football and they weren't catching it. So there was not a sad for him, but but I've never seen the way he could get out of trouble. And still send off that football in positions with accuracy that are just mind blowing. So we get him to come here, right? Somebody we need ready. Forget him. Get break already Signed. Yeah, a 10 year. $500 million? Yeah. Contract If I read correctly, the asked about this the other day $50 a year for like, 10 years s, So I don't think so. All right. Exactly. So question is he is It seems he's very likable and he's the future of football. Let's face it, but the future of football. Got his head handed to him by the past of football. You sure Mr Brady looks like he's all set to fulfill the second years year contract was right. Yeah, it looks great. The only thing though, and I don't mean to I'm not implying anything by this. But where was his wife? Oh, she wasn't there. They didn't show her At the end. He showed Effie and I stayed through the whole thing. And then beyond that, I stayed from Queen Latifah's baby. So I saw one of the late night shows. I forgot his name all the time. But he you know and got a message from me, like one can saying I can't find my Something. Oh, so I was Della. And did you respond to that You should be sleeping. I just meant first thing in the morning. I knew certain things. I got to get done before it come on the year because once I'm on the air, it's not easy to what to do all that, but anyway Um, no. I don't know where that the kids didn't come out here. What? You know, the kids are on their way over there or there, or maybe a couple of times. They showed the up in the stands and said, there's Tom Brady's mom and dad and I would think, Yeah, it was anywhere should be up there with his mom and dad. Oh, so you're there, you know? Oh, I'm not implying anything. I'm just wondering a little weird. Just wondering where she was, or no, probably not e. I mean, she could have been somewhere somewhere in the world because she makes a lot of she makes more money than Tom's until doing what she does is a professional model. I I mentioned that Sophie really liked weekend and I think they were aiming at that age group. I'm not sure why 17. But I'll tell you what she didn't like was they came right out of weekend halftime show, which certainly had kids gathered around and they went into the commercial for Clarisse. Yeah, that freaked her out. But I don't know why they do that. They know it's a family show. Right? Super Bowl basically is a family show. Generally, you think it's safe. Then they come out with. I know they have to promote while they can with the biggest audience they can, but Man. There's some of those Clarisse commercials. Be Jesus out of it. Spooky. It is kind of spooky silence of.
Monocle 24: Midori House
Mario Draghi Is Asked to Form Government in Italy
"We begin. Today in italy where mario draghi. The former chief of the european central bank has been invited by at least president cemetery to form a unity government following the collapse of the coalition talks among italy's political parties late last night in rome. The political tumult in italy was sparked by the resignation of his prime minister. Giuseppe comtesse last week and a little earlier today. A europe editor at large at stalker gave us this. Rundown of how events unfolded in rome after those coalition talks broke down yesterday evening now after that happened the president mattino della addressed tv cameras and said basically. There were two options. One would be go to early elections. That would be two years early. Because i not scheduled till twenty twenty three or he could cool together at this technocrat government. Basically an institutional government made up of known politicians. Now the reason. He said he's going to do. This is because italy is really into difficult situation. There's a health crisis and economic crisis financial crisis he. He basically listed a host of reasons. Why it would be a bad decision to call early. Elections the fact that the government wouldn't be executing its food functions during campaigning. The fact that everyone would be out on the streets trying to win votes at stockholm articles. Europe editor at large speaking to us from milan a little earlier today at kiara as described italy's president has effectively removed the politics from italy's government by instituting the so-called technocratic government. How remarkable to give a bit of a longer view on this or a move. Is this in the recent history of italian politics. and what do you foresee the political implications. I suppose of this move might be in italy in the months to come well thomas. I think it's an interesting way to put it. That president material has removed the politics from this because yes he is proposing technocrat but i think his decision is very shrewd political. Move actually You know we've talked on a monocle minute about the importance of the role of montana. And all of this you know. We focused a lot about squabbles between different parties and former prime ministers and future prime ministers. And what's going to be but actually at centro vitale is president. La la la who has made a very very intelligent move in completely. You know upending. Everybody's expectations and bringing mario draghi to the table. This is a name that a lot of parties will find difficult to say no to but that certain parties will feel almost impossible to approve and in order to understand that you have to know a little bit about the background of the last ten years of italian. Politics really is a long game. The relevance of this moment actually goes back almost a decade and it goes back to. Mario monti's government in twenty eleven ha de italian history of technocratic governments and how relation feels about them. It goes back to the fact that it's virtually the rise of the technocratic government supported by establishment. Parties sent left center right to the essentially boyd. The extreme success of movements like moving five stars the moon five stars was born out of dissatisfaction with the establishment and establishment is the pd. The establishment is better screenings party and is the technocrats the people coming from europe who are immediately resonate with this idea of steady and finance and banks. Which doesn't actually go down very well done throat of italians that were really really badly scarred by the financial crisis i think when you look at the last decade of italian politics you look at a real series of governments to have an lasted very long and remote qabli. A lot of them governments that were directly elected by the people. You know we've had technocratic governments we've had really you know we've had coalition governments where you know the majority of was really really tight whack. Coalition talks went on for ages. We've had internal betrayals and you know people come to the fore. Even though they hadn't really been selected by a popular vote. So i think what this might do for the overall mood of of the population is bring back all those feelings off just simply not really having a political choice in all of this and may actually give more fire to all of these populist parties that made their fortune out of the situation like this in the past and if we do come to early elections which has not yet. A possibility is completely off the cards. It may actually paying favor in on those populist parties which we saw in coalition government a couple of years ago three years ago. Now but that never expressed a proper. I guess prime minister political prime minister. Let's remember that the content much as we think about it now as appropriate political figure he was also a lawyer by profession. He was chosen by the moving five stars as a relatively neutral name. That would put together a coalition between moving and lega. But we haven't really had a party leader as prime minister in quite a long
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"della e. do" Discussed on Radio Fajri 99.3FM
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Pop Culture Happy Hour
A big year for Bad Bunny
"Welcome back here with me from her home in washington. Dc is npr. Music and latino contributor. Stephanie fernandez hi stephanie. Hey steven great to have you so as we mentioned in. The bad bunny has released three albums in two thousand twenty the first y h l q. Md l. g. That's yoga lo que. Mais della ghana. Or i do whatever i want came out in february not long after bad bunny performed with jennifer lopez shaquille and j galvin at the super bowl halftime show. You'll find your haga made lagana at number seven on. Npr music's list of the fifty best of twenty twenty then in may bad bunny put out an odds and ends compilation called los que. No iban asa lear or the ones that were not going to come out. And now he's released ultimo tour del mundo which translates as the last tour of the world. The new album was written and recorded in quarantine and bad bunny had said it would be his last album not surprisingly he has already walked. That back a stephanie. Near the beginning of this year you interview. Bad bunny for a pitchfork profile called day in the life of bad bunny introverted superstar. Let's start with your thoughts on the new record which feels more restrained and reflective than the album. He put out earlier this year. Absolutely well let me start by saying that. It's been a crazy year for bad bunny. Output has been insane and prolific. and he's proven more than once that he can put out a great record. I really liked this album But i'll confess that i i i. I felt some fatigue at the fact that this is the third bad album coming out. And i'm a big fan of bad bunnies. I've been following him for a long time now. But i also believe that there's time for an artist to slow down into you don't need to put out so much music that being said. I really liked this album. It's really grown on me. Since i first heard it definitely appeals to the mo and may clearly bad bunny has also been listening to a lot of new metal and pop punk in quarantine. Well let's talk about the differences between this record and the one that he put out at the beginning of this year. That was kind of a more hard charging album in this one. As you said is is a little bit more mo absolutely. I think you know there has been this temptation to compare the two albums because they've been his two biggest releases. This year i think at the end of the day. they're such different projects. He was really trying such different things with them. That album iago looking at it. I was really focused on going back to the heart of puerto rican thrown from the early two thousands in the late nineties. The kind of music that bad listen to growing up the latin pop landscape now sounds a lot different than the music. Bad bunny loved growing up. And you know john that has historically not been widely accepted in latin pop and latin mainstream until the last decade. And one thing that he acknowledged to me when i interviewed him as well as you know something that was really the main focus of this record. Was you know undeniably making this sound of the music that influenced him growing up the artists that really deserve the shine when it comes to the strides made in this genre and this album is more about honoring a different kind of music that he loved growing up which is rock and rock and program spaniel and pop punk and i think what you really can see across. His body of work is just the deep respect that he has different kinds of music that he loves as well as this nostalgia. I think both records really have a lot to do with nostalgia in this way. That's really interesting to me especially in a year. That's been so difficult for so many people. Some many of us are finding comfort in music. That's not new music. That reminds us of more comfortable more simple times as it were. Even though these two albums are really different they both have really special offerings. Well one thing. I wanted to talk about it about this new record wanting that immediately jumped out to me as somebody who did a certain amount of coming of age in the nineties there a couple of songs on his record like to deseo loma harder. And you'll vito c. That are very tinged with all rock. Sounds like really kind of nineties. Rock sounds taught me talk. Yeah you know. This album has a lot of guitars. Sad guitars brad guitar. He's kind of teasing out this kind of pop punk and nu metal side that he has actually alluded to in previous work on his debut album sandra he had a song called dynamo moscow allowed which was really a pop punk song and people were so surprised to hear that from bad bunny and on your looking like he had llamas mignano which is like one of my favorite songs this year and a that just absolutely bursts into this new metal rage moment that is just so so registered so good and i think you know i i. I didn't think anything could match with those two songs. Made me feel. But i couldn't stop listening to to the settled on my heart. I really think it's like that. Riff is just so heart. Sick and tortured and cathartic. It's a little bit of that success. Mada below gun mental burden sep putra dot com the company. I think you can kind of get a sense of the exact angst. That's at work here but can you walk us through what that's about. Yeah you know. That song is kind of a classic reflecting on a break-up ballot and it's kind of a self torturing acknowledges wasn't great to you and i hope that one day you can forget about me but it's also just really indulging in that feeling and i think that's something that somebody people can relate to maybe a lot of people who've spent a lot of time alone in this year of in thinking about so. It's got a lot of sad. Bob's for reflecting on on these sad moments but also got a lot of really happy moments. I wanted be just kind of give people a sense of place about where he kind of fits into the latin music world like he is a boundary pushing artist. He's pushed a lot of these of gender presentation He sings about gender relations in ways. That feel really fresh absolutely. I think you know for several years now. Bad bunnies kind of establish this reputation for himself as a political or outspoken artist. And it's a label that he wrestles with. I think he is breaking a lot of barriers in terms of challenging masculine in latin pop. And he's really kind of an outlier. In terms of how vocal he is about these issues in two thousand nine hundred and he was really involved in the protests import. The frigo demanding the resignation of prepared for ceo in the past. He's also really challenge these ideas of gender presentation as you mentioned. You know he'd paint his nails and he'd wear skirts and bad. Bunny received a lot of praise for that and it was a big statement to a lot of his fans as much as he's gaining so much praise especially this year he's also had a lot of moments of public learning you know he's resisted this idea of becoming like a spokesperson for any group of people or report the frigo and earlier this year. You know a lot of fans were disappointed that he took several weeks to respond in support to the black lives matter movement and eventually he released a letter expressing his feelings and kind of saying himself. The thing that so many of us had already come to the conclusion to which is that. You know you can't rely on celebrities at the end of the day to lead us forward and social movements to be the voice of progress. I think bad bunny has made a lot of big statements that challenge how latin pop's most visible stars approach politics but then again on and trap have always been political and bad bunny is not the first and i know he won't be the last. Yeah you mentioned. His relationship with puerto rico. I think that's one thing that really jumps out about him. Could you talk a little bit more about that. Absolutely i think what definitely sets bad bunny. Apart from all of his peers in the industry is just how committed he is doing right by his community and worked to recall. Specifically i think in all of his music you can tell that. He's striving to remain authentic. And there's so many little love letters to community on this album samples the legendary astrologer welton on the penultimate track. His famous sendoff muccio more. He shouts out puerto rican and latino legends in general like leveaux the ruben blah the song and then latinos like real manna. You can tell that. He's he's aware that he's operating within a lineage. He never leaves any doubt about who he's trying to uplift and who is trying to represent here and he closes the album on a classic puerto rican christmas song comparison performed by today obama hegna which is a group from his hometown of vega baja. Your old it's kind of odd. Because it's like he's not on the song. Obviously it's recording from the fifties. But it's a song about how some people have jubilant joyful christmases and others spend it in sadness or in poverty. It is a farewell to a year. That i think all of us are happy to see go and i think you know though. He sits at this place of enormous wealth and privilege and fame. I think he's really at the end of the day driven by this desire to remain