35 Burst results for "Frazier"
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Frazier, Henderson power 8-run 7th, Orioles win 9-6, stop Yanks' 5-game win streak
"The Orioles scored 8 runs in the 7th inning for a come from behind 9 6 win over the Yankees. New York led 5, one going to the 7th boosted by two labor tourist home runs and strong pitching from start in S to Cortez. But Adam Frazier hit a three run Homer of Cortez to ignite the rally. I never out of it. And one through 9, you know, everybody can impact the game in a positive way at any moment. So it's pretty complete lineup. Connor Henderson's two run double, the O's 5th straight hit gave Baltimore a 6 5 lead, which soon expanded to 9 5 with Austin Hayes second hit of the inning capping the rally. Tom Arian, New York
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Mariners erase 7-run deficit, sweep Blue Jays with 10-9 win
"Alan freezers RBI double in the 9th score Cal rally to give the Mariners an improbable ten 9 comeback win and the two game sweep of the Blue Jays Frazier's hit off Jordan Romano count the biggest road comeback in baseball postseason history which saw Seattle down 8 one after 5 innings The kind of moments you picture yourself in in the backyard and when you're a kid so that was trying to get some over the pipe focus swing on one Incredible Santana had a three run home run for the Mariners who scored four each in the 6th and 8th innings The Oscar Hernandez had two home runs of the loss as Seattle will play Houston in the American League division series John leathery Toronto
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Rodríguez leaves with back tightness, Mariners beat A’s 9-5
"The Mariners avoided a three game sweep by scoring the last 6 runs in a 9 5 downing of the a's But Mariners outfielder Julio Rodriguez left the game with lower back tightness after doubling and scoring in the first inning Jared kalmyk moved from left to center and provided a Homer and a double in his first game since being recalled from triple-A Tacoma Adam Frazier was two for four with two RBIs for the Mariners who began the day four games ahead of the Orioles for the final AL wild card Ace catcher Steven vogt had a basis load of triple hours after announcing he retired after the season I'm Dave fairy
AP News Radio
Kemp scores winning run on defensive misplay, A's beat M's
"The Mariners four game winning streak has ended with a four three ten inning loss to the a's Tony camp scored the winning run after pitcher Diego Castillo mishandled the high chopper in the tenth inning Camp also provided a two run single in the 5th but a eugenia Suarez tied it with a single only 8 for Seattle Ty France and Adam Frazier lifted sac flies for the Mariners who were tied with the Blue Jays for the first two AL wild card slots Staked to a two zero lead Logan Gilbert saw his winless streak extend to 8 starts I'm Dave ferry
AP News Radio
Verlander 1st 13-game winner, Astros beat Mariners 3-1
"Justin Verlander is baseball's first 13 game winner of the year after leading the Astros past the Mariners three one Verlander improved to 13 and three and lowered his ERA to 1.86 limiting Seattle to a run in four hits while striking out 9 over 7 innings He retired 15 straight after giving up a one out single in the second inning to Adam Frazier Carlos Santana ended that string with a Homer in the 7th Kyle Tucker and Julie guriel hit RBI doubles in the fourth inning If Houston's fourth straight win the Mariners have dropped the first two games of the series after winning 14 in a row I'm Dave
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New pilot lands stricken plane on North Carolina highway
"One former marine and his father in law thankful they are alive after an emergency landing on a highway in the mountains of North Carolina I'm Lisa dwyer with the latest Former marine Vincent Frazier was out checking out land he had purchased along with his father in law for the ride when the engine on their plane started to experience trouble Frazier said first he apologized to his father in law for putting him in danger and said he loved him He said I love you too Do you do the best you can with your trained And I have complete trust in me And from there on I was like game on Let's get down alive Let's make let's make it out of this life But it wasn't going to be easy The pair were flying in a mountainous region with lots of curves bridges and power lines A slammer down and you'll hear the tires squeal And then there's this building so I'm hitting the right brother the right rudder and I'm pulling that hand brake and just trying to get away from this car Frasier has less than 100 hours of experience He says that more experienced pilots told him Just like he could just be saying his luck you know It's like skill I don't know what it is but I just wanted to live Frazier currently works as a flight attendant He says eventually he wants to become a commercial pilot I'm Lisa
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Wisdom homers in 8th inning, Cubs beat Brewers 8-7
"Patrick wisdom solo home run in the 8th inning was the difference as the cubs defeated the brewers 8 to 7 the lead seesaw throughout before wisdom put an exclamation on a needed victory for the cubs breaking a three game losing skid Wisdom Clint Frazier and Wilson Contreras all had two hits on the night with Contreras also hitting a solo shot Tyrone Taylor had a basis clearing double four Milwaukee who saw their three game win streak halted Michael gibbons got the victory He's now four O with David Robertson recording save number 7 David Shuster Chicago
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Cockburn, Plummer help No. 15 Illinois beat Michigan 93-85
"Coffee cart printer now finds a plumber combined for fifty three points is fifteenth ranked Illinois outscored Michigan ninety three eighty five copper delivered twenty seven points in helping the Illini get within one game of Wisconsin for the big ten lead social worker you know make some of our plan because I was going to fall just try to get a good grade started talking so much in a good position plumber provided twenty three of his twenty six points by halftime for the Illini who saw a fifteen point second half lead cut to two in the closing minutes Trent Frazier hit a three pointer with forty five point three seconds left putting Illinois up by seven devided Johns had a season high twenty five points and matched a career high with ten assists for the Wolverines I'm Dave Ferrie
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How to Watch Figure Skating, Skiing, and Curling Tonight
"No metal in Beijing for the American men's curling team the champs from the twenty eighteen Winter Games won't be on the podium after dropping the bronze medal game to Canada eight five in figure skating pairs competition after Friday's short program to U. S. teams qualified for Saturday's free skate starting the day in sixth place we'll be Brandon Frazier and Alexa canal room we stayed in the plant we've trained so hard to injure the whatever's brought to us and I feel like today we did a good job of just staying focused no matter what we felt it
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"frazier" Discussed on AP News
"In early 6/20/20 America it was on fire facing a reckoning on race that erupted with the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis every corner of the nation was impacted including western New York with the Buffalo Bills were preparing for the 2020 NFL season wanting to give the events sweeping across the nation some perspective for his players bills head coach Sean McDermott turns to his most trusted lieutenant defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier you know he said you know what I've got some guys on my staff who have experienced some of this they have a different shade of color do not do and I'm gonna have to talk to our players and I think it was a really positive move on his part the now 62 year old Frazier spoke from the heart drawing on a lifetime of experiences that includes having to switch schools when he was 11 years old during desegregation in Mississippi in early 6/20/20 America it was on fire facing a reckoning on race that erupted with the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis every corner of the nation was impacted including western New York with the Buffalo Bills were preparing for the 2020 NFL season wanting to give the events sweeping across the nation some perspective for his players bills head coach Sean McDermott turns to his most trusted lieutenant defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier you know he said you know what I've got some guys on my staff who have experienced some of this they have a different shade of color do not do and I'm gonna have to talk to our players and I think it was a really positive move on his part the now 62 year old Frazier spoke from the heart drawing on a lifetime of experiences that includes having to switch schools when he was 11 years old during desegregation in Mississippi sure lot of sure lot of you know a lot lot worse in animosity last lot of stuff you're tending and playing quarterback at Alcorn state and H. B. C. use school in Lorman Mississippi Frazier went undrafted in 1981 he signed with the Chicago Bears and led the vaunted 85 bears with 6 interceptions as Chicago rolled to victory in Super Bowl 20 behind arguably the greatest defense in NFL history led by the legendary buddy Ryan a long time you just exerted out number 21 for a long time but I made a few plays an advocate Leslie Frazier Frazier's NFL playing career was cut short ironically in the biggest game of his life he suffered a knee injury returning a punt in Super Bowl 20 he never played again Frazier's NFL coaching career has included 7 stops in 23 seasons unlike most black coaches in the NFL Frazier has had a shot at the top job having served as head coach of the Minnesota Vikings from 2010 to 2013 2013 with my youth last year Minnesota now is 2000 21 a lot has transpired in that in between time but unlike so many white counterparts who've been given second chances as an NFL head coach Frazier has not he was in the running to become head coach of the Houston Texans last offseason but he didn't get the job when the bills blanked Houston 40 to nothing in week 4 the buffalo defense dedicated the game to Frazier bill safety mica hide that any organization but it happened that's my opinion so for him to get a job is open to the freezer is unfailingly positive in his outlook on football and on race you know a lot lot worse in animosity last lot of stuff you're tending and playing quarterback at Alcorn state and H. B. C. use school in Lorman Mississippi Frazier went undrafted in 1981 he signed with the Chicago Bears and led the vaunted 85 bears with 6 interceptions as Chicago rolled to victory in Super Bowl 20 behind arguably the greatest defense in NFL history led by the legendary buddy Ryan a long time you just exerted out number 21 for a long time but I made a few plays an advocate Leslie Frazier Frazier's NFL playing career was cut short ironically in the biggest game of his life he suffered a knee injury returning a punt in Super Bowl 20 he never played again Frazier's NFL coaching career has included 7 stops in 23 seasons unlike most black coaches in the NFL Frazier has had a shot at the top job having served as head coach of the Minnesota Vikings from 2010 to 2013 2013 with my youth last year Minnesota now is 2000 21 a lot has transpired in that in between time but unlike so many white counterparts who've been given second chances as an NFL head coach Frazier has not he was in the running to become head coach of the Houston Texans last offseason but he didn't get the job when the bills blanked Houston 40 to nothing in week 4 the buffalo defense dedicated the game to Frazier bill safety mica hide that any organization but it happened that's my opinion so for him to get a job is open to the freezer is unfailingly positive in his outlook on football and on race hi my grandmother who hi my grandmother who really love man just just just about that that will conquer all that's what helped me raise your also knows the reality of being black in America addressing the bills players in 6/20/20 Frazier told the team while he was with the bears he was once stopped and questioned by police over his presence at a suburban Chicago shopping mall then he was recognized and allowed to go on his way hi Mike Rossi up really love man just just just about that that will conquer all that's what helped me raise your also knows the reality of being black in America addressing the bills players in 6/20/20 Frazier told the team while he was with the bears he was once stopped and questioned by police over his presence at a suburban Chicago shopping mall then he was recognized and allowed to go on his way hi Mike Rossi up in early 6/20/20 America it was on fire facing a reckoning on race that erupted with the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis every corner of the nation was impacted including western New York with the Buffalo Bills were preparing for the 2020 NFL season wanting to give the events sweeping across the nation some perspective for his players bills head coach Sean McDermott turned to his most trusted lieutenant defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier you know he said you know what I've got some guys on my staff who have experienced some of this they have a different shade of color do not do and I'm gonna have to talk to our players and I think it was a really positive move on his part the now 62 year old Frazier spoke from the heart drawing on a lifetime of experiences that includes having to switch schools when he was 11 years old during desegregation in Mississippi in early 6/20/20 America it was on fire facing a reckoning on race that erupted with the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis every corner of the nation was impacted including western New York with the Buffalo Bills were preparing for the 2020 NFL season wanting to give the events sweeping across the nation some perspective for his players bills head coach Sean McDermott turned to his most trusted lieutenant defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier you know he said you know what I've got some guys on my staff who have experienced some of this they have a different shade of color do not do and I'm gonna have to talk to our players and I think it was a really positive move on his part the now 62 year old Frazier spoke from the heart drawing on a lifetime of experiences that includes having to switch schools when he was 11 years old during desegregation in Mississippi sure sure you know a lot of lot of worsened and animosity lost a lot of stuff after attending and playing quarterback at Alcorn state and H. B. C. use school in Lorman Mississippi Frazier went undrafted in 1981 he signed with the Chicago Bears and led the vaunted 85 bears with 6 interceptions as Chicago rolled to victory in Super Bowl 20 behind arguably the greatest defense in NFL history led by the legendary buddy Ryan a long time you just exerted about number 21 for a long time so I made a few plays an advocate Leslie Frazier Frazier's NFL playing career was cut short ironically in the biggest game of his life he suffered a knee injury returning a punt in Super Bowl 20 he never played again Frazier's NFL coaching career has included 7 stops in 23 seasons unlike most black coaches in the NFL Frazier has had a shot at the top job having served as head coach of the Minnesota Vikings from 2010 to 2013 2013 with my youth last year Minnesota now is 2000 21 a lot has transpired in that in between time but unlike so many white counterparts who've been given second chances as an NFL head coach Frazier has not he was in the running to become head coach of the Houston Texans last offseason but he didn't get the job when the bills blanked Houston 40 to nothing in week 4 the buffalo defense dedicated the game to Frazier bill safety mica hide that any organization but it happened that's my opinion so for him not to get a job is opening to freeze your is unfailingly positive in his outlook on football and on race you know a lot of lot of worsened and animosity lost a lot of stuff after attending and playing quarterback at Alcorn state and H. B. C. use school in Lorman Mississippi Frazier went undrafted in 1981 he signed with the Chicago Bears and led the vaunted 85 bears with 6 interceptions as Chicago rolled to victory in Super Bowl 20 behind arguably the greatest defense in NFL history led by the legendary buddy Ryan a long time you just exerted about number 21 for a long time so I made a few plays an advocate Leslie Frazier Frazier's NFL playing career was cut short ironically in the biggest game of his life he suffered a knee injury returning a punt in Super Bowl 20 he never played again Frazier's NFL coaching career has included 7 stops in 23 seasons unlike most black coaches in the NFL Frazier has had a shot at the top job having served as head coach of the Minnesota Vikings from 2010 to 2013 2013 with my youth last year Minnesota now is 2000 21 a lot has transpired in that in between time but unlike so many white counterparts who've been given second chances as an NFL head coach Frazier has not he was in the running to become head coach of the Houston Texans last offseason but he didn't get the job when the bills blanked Houston 40 to nothing in week 4 the buffalo defense dedicated the game to Frazier bill safety mica hide that any organization but it happened that's my opinion so for him not to get a job is opening to freeze your is unfailingly positive in his outlook on football and on race hi my grandmother who hi my grandmother who really pretty slow and just just yes you just hope that that will conquer all that's what helped me raise your also knows the reality of being black in America addressing the bills players in 6/20/20 Frazier told the team while he was with the bears he was once stopped and questioned by police over his presence at a suburban Chicago shopping mall then he was recognized and allowed to go on his way hi Mike Rossi really pretty slow and just just yes you just hope that that will conquer all that's what helped me raise your also knows the reality of being black in America addressing the bills players in 6/20/20 Frazier told the team while he was with the bears he was once stopped and questioned by police over his presence at a suburban Chicago shopping mall then he was recognized and allowed to go on his way hi Mike Rossi
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Coordinator Frazier provides Bills calm, reassuring presence
"In in early early June June twenty twenty twenty twenty America America it it was was on on fire fire facing facing a a reckoning reckoning on on race race that that erupted erupted with with the the police police killing killing of of George George Floyd Floyd in in Minneapolis Minneapolis every every corner corner of of the the nation nation was was impacted impacted including including western western New New York York with with the the Buffalo Buffalo Bills Bills were were preparing preparing for for the the twenty twenty twenty twenty NFL NFL season season wanting wanting to to give give the the events events sweeping sweeping across across the the nation nation some some perspective perspective for for his his players players bills bills head head coach coach Sean Sean McDermott McDermott turns turns to to his his most most trusted trusted lieutenant lieutenant defensive defensive coordinator coordinator Leslie Leslie Frazier Frazier you you know know he he said said you you know know what what I've I've got got some some guys guys on on my my staff staff who who have have experienced experienced some some of of this this they they have have a a different different shade shade of of color color do do not not do do and and I'm I'm gonna gonna have have to to talk talk to to our our players players and and I I think think it it was was a a really really positive positive move move on on his his part part the the now now sixty sixty two two year year old old Frazier Frazier spoke spoke from from the the heart heart drawing drawing on on a a lifetime lifetime of of experiences experiences that that includes includes having having to to switch switch schools schools when when he he was was eleven eleven years years old old during during desegregation desegregation in in Mississippi Mississippi sure sure lot lot of of you you know know a a lot lot lot lot worse worse in in animosity animosity last last lot lot of of stuff stuff you're you're tending tending and and playing playing quarterback quarterback at at Alcorn Alcorn state state and and H. H. B. B. C. C. use use school school in in Lorman Lorman Mississippi Mississippi Frazier Frazier went went undrafted undrafted in in nineteen nineteen eighty eighty one one he he signed signed with with the the Chicago Chicago Bears Bears and and led led the the vaunted vaunted eighty eighty five five bears bears with with six six interceptions interceptions as as Chicago Chicago rolled rolled to to victory victory in in Super Super Bowl Bowl twenty twenty behind behind arguably arguably the the greatest greatest defense defense in in NFL NFL history history led led by by the the legendary legendary buddy buddy Ryan Ryan a a long long time time you you just just exerted exerted out out number number twenty twenty one one for for a a long long time time but but I I made made a a few few plays plays an an advocate advocate Leslie Leslie Frazier Frazier Frazier's Frazier's NFL NFL playing playing career career was was cut cut short short ironically ironically in in the the biggest biggest game game of of his his life life he he suffered suffered a a knee knee injury injury returning returning a a punt punt in in Super Super Bowl Bowl twenty twenty he he never never played played again again Frazier's Frazier's NFL NFL coaching coaching career career has has included included seven seven stops stops in in twenty twenty three three seasons seasons unlike unlike most most black black coaches coaches in in the the NFL NFL Frazier Frazier has has had had a a shot shot at at the the top top job job having having served served as as head head coach coach of of the the Minnesota Minnesota Vikings Vikings from from twenty twenty ten ten to to twenty twenty thirteen thirteen two two thousand thousand thirteen thirteen with with my my youth youth last last year year Minnesota Minnesota now now is is two two thousand thousand twenty twenty one one a a lot lot has has transpired transpired in in that that in in between between time time but but unlike unlike so so many many white white counterparts counterparts who've who've been been given given second second chances chances as as an an NFL NFL head head coach coach Frazier Frazier has has not not he he was was in in the the running running to to become become head head coach coach of of the the Houston Houston Texans Texans last last offseason offseason but but he he didn't didn't get get the the job job when when the the bills bills blanked blanked Houston Houston forty forty to to nothing nothing in in week week four four the the buffalo buffalo defense defense dedicated dedicated the the game game to to Frazier Frazier bill bill safety safety mica mica hide hide that that any any organization organization but but it it happened happened that's that's my my opinion opinion so so for for him him to to get get a a job job is is open open to to the the freezer freezer is is unfailingly unfailingly positive positive in in his his outlook outlook on on football football and and on on race race hi hi my my grandmother grandmother who who really really love love man man just just just just just just about about that that that that will will conquer conquer all all that's that's what what helped helped me me raise raise your your also also knows knows the the reality reality of of being being black black in in America America addressing addressing the the bills bills players players in in June June twenty twenty twenty twenty Frazier Frazier told told the the team team while while he he was was with with the the bears bears he he was was once once stopped stopped and and questioned questioned by by police police over over his his presence presence at at a a suburban suburban Chicago Chicago shopping shopping mall mall then then he he was was recognized recognized and and allowed allowed to to go go on on his his way way hi hi Mike Mike Rossi Rossi up up
QUEERY with Cameron Esposito
"frazier" Discussed on QUEERY with Cameron Esposito
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QUEERY with Cameron Esposito
"frazier" Discussed on QUEERY with Cameron Esposito
"To what I was talking about with, like, I mean, you're right on that is definitely a theme of the book, just this kind of love, not being pure, like, not just being because of who a person is, but what they are to a degree for. Truly, like, you know, pizza girl, like, so much the appeal of Jenny is like, oh my God, this person is like an age. I can't even imagine for myself, like in her late 30s, early 40s. And she's like me. Or I think she believes that they're the same. You know, and that belief can propel you to some weird places, as you see in the book, feeling of like, this is like someone that I feel to like a soul level that makes me really think that like, oh yeah, we are more than like blood and bone and like impacts of flash. It's powerful stuff when you're that age, especially. How this idea of, you know, love, not just being like, pure love, which I think is awesome. Where is that coming from? Why is that thought that you even, what is that from? What is that? Yeah, like how are you? Why is that something that's on your mind? I don't know. I could be wrong. I think it's just that it's wrong. I just think it sounds like we're thinking about that. Yes. Yes, yes. I think it's because, you know, and I'm still, of course working through so many things. But there's this part of me that just doesn't feel like I have been able to or will able to like have a quote unquote traditional life, which is like, you know, like, getting married and having a couple kids and doing the white picket thing, it sounds so appealing. And I want to want it. I just never really have. And maybe that'll change maybe that won't, but it's like, I think I was just thinking a lot about how like, you know, like I did in turn to a relationship once because I was freaking.
QUEERY with Cameron Esposito
"frazier" Discussed on QUEERY with Cameron Esposito
"They're of course there is so much about the book that I feel is important and I'm still really proud of it. I feel I feel lucky that I can say that, you know, it's not a guarantee when you go work out. And you're gonna like it. Right. No, another thing I'm thinking about now that you're saying this, I don't even know if I don't even know if I was processing this as I was reading it, but there was something about reading rocks anyway, continuing to fund that you can have thoughts later. Yeah. Yeah. I'm a nerd. I'm a nerd. You know, there is something about because you said I've never been obsessed with an older woman, how terribly sad. For all of us. As I said, there's still time. I know. But I'm thinking about also. You know, and this is complicated in the exact dynamics in the book. But I'm just not for myself. When I was in my late 20s, I dated a woman who was like 40. And I just remember like she had like a place that she lived that was like decorated. As you can see, thankfully, the podcast people can't see this. But as you can see, I'm still learning how to decorate as well. Yeah. I lived in I lived in sort of a similar vibe to what I'm seeing on your screen. Things on our walls and friends that she, you know, shed a whole life and I think that that's also something that especially as queer people. It was a part of the attraction and I also thought she was cool, but I just mean I think part of the attraction was like, just even seeing what a life could be like. It was very hopeful to me to see what it would be like to be a 40 year old person. Because I was like, I don't know. And what do you have on your wall when you're when you're a woman because I just didn't have I didn't know what to expect for myself. So yeah, I mean, that goes back.
QUEERY with Cameron Esposito
"frazier" Discussed on QUEERY with Cameron Esposito
"Late 20s and into my the rest of my life, frankly, I never want to forget what it felt like to be 16. Where were you when you were when you were 15? Were you I was in LA. Yeah, I'm back and forth between Minnesota and LA, but most of my formative years were in that area. And when you were in LA, especially just because you were talking about your mom being in champagne or banana. And I just have like a reference point for that because I'm from Illinois. Yeah, that's right, very cool. And smaller town, too, right? Yeah, I'm from like 15 miles outside of Chicago. So you can see the city, but it's obviously. That's so fascinating. I want more movies like quick sidetrack like that. Where you'll never actually into the city, but you just see the skyline the entire time. I think it's fascinating. Yeah. I'm actually when you were saying suburban horror. I am newly because I think for a while, you know, in my 20s, especially and then for some of my 30s, I think I felt because I moved to the city, you know. Like starting when I was, I don't know, 20. One or whatever 20, when I was living off campus during college and never, and then I felt a lot of shame about being from the suburbs because it was like so the opposite of where I wanted to be. It had been a very tough place for me to grow up. You know, it was like so uniform and everybody wanted to see a place like being different. And I felt a lot of shame and anger to be from there. And only and was like, I like my identity is like urban. Person, you know? So when people would ask me, I'm from, you know, I would be like, Chicago, which is also the easiest. But it's been interesting like just being a little older and getting over some of that. Like it just is where it takes a lot of time to get over that shit. I'm telling you, God. I mean, I'm telling you, if you talk to anyone more than like 15, 20 minutes at a party, you're gonna hear a story of like age zero to 18. Like, carry these cars. Like, one thing, it's so true. Something I find so fascinating is like a memory that a lot of people's first memory is a pain memory or it's associated with like one of my earliest memories.
QUEERY with Cameron Esposito
"frazier" Discussed on QUEERY with Cameron Esposito
"Copy. Copy. Is that like, where did that come from? My little sister couldn't say my name when she was 7 years younger than me. That's sweet. And so she can say my name when she was a child and but it's the kind of thing where if you were to come over to my parents house and meet my family can't wait to be there. It would be immediately striking to you that nobody calls me anything but that. That's truly what my entire family calls me. Love that. Yeah. But cammy, cam. So cami is, I think, is actually I think me paying homage to this little reading kid that I was, you know, because I love to read as a kid and I was so sensitive and nerdy and I think that it's like a way of sort of lifting up that kid in a way. Yeah, in general, I mean, what's also funny is I have a similar one. I don't go by Jeannie, but I have many friends that call me Jeannie or jeanie bear, just because it's so as you're jeanie bear, that was like my terrible. But that is like, yeah, it's like it is that sort of almost like not even alter ego, but like people in the know combing that just because it's funny that I am such a gene that to call me anything else feels wrong, but that weirdly makes it right. I don't know. More people. Absolutely. Yeah. Exactly. That's exactly right. Go ahead. This is nothing to do with anything, but my middle name is also my mom's. Amazing. And it is young. Wow, look at us kyong and young. Sounds.
QUEERY with Cameron Esposito
"frazier" Discussed on QUEERY with Cameron Esposito
"I ask you a question really quick? Yeah. Do you go by cammy that was so funny? I don't know why I found that so sweet and so you're very curious because you know to me? Because at first I was like, who the hell is hammy? And I'm like, oh, family's favorite Cameron. You know, I really appreciate that question. I don't really go by cami. But it's sort of like, it's like a third person way that I speak about myself in wow, I'm just realizing this now. In sort of a way that I think denotes a part of myself, it's a little different than Cameron esposito. Like, that's cool. I used to do a live show here in LA and there was like a fan club. Wow. That was called cammy's little sweeties because I would call the audience a little sweeties and anyway. They made their own shirts for a minute. That existed. And I think but when I think about it, why the book club is named that as opposed to the camerons. I think, you know, as a reader as a little kid and as a little kid, I did not go by cammy. I only want to buy Cameron, but even then you were like absolutely not. Yeah, exactly. Why I have a familial nickname, but it's not cami. Are you going to tell us that I can tell you what my familiar name is? Never previously revealed your relationship. Yeah, absolutely. It's a.
AP News Radio
Tatis, Padres End 5-Game Skid, Cut Giants' 9-Game Win Streak
"The giants nine game win streak came to an end as the Padres outs like San Francisco nine to six Adam Frazier and Fernando tatties junior each had four hits apiece Frazier with a two run double and Eric Hosmer added a two run single Joe Musgrove pitched six innings and allowed three runs to get the win it just feels good to be back in the win column and it's been awhile since we've won the game the Padres remained one game behind St Louis for second place in the National League wild card the giants with solo homers from Tyrrel strata Kris Bryant Steven Duggar and Brandon belt despite the loss San Francisco scored at least six runs in each of its last ten games Riley Aung San Francisco
AP News Radio
Darvish Earns 1st Win in 11 Starts, Padres Beat Angels 8-5
"The Padres were eight five winners over the angels that you Darvish threw six innings of one run ball for his first victory in eleven starts Darvish allowed just three hits in winning for the first time since June twenty first against the Dodgers Adam Frazier had two hits and three RBIs during an eight run second thank god R. B. as in one inning under the past month so that was a good and I was fun it was good to jump out early like that J. Cronin worth at two hits and an RBI for the Padres who moved a game ahead of the Reds for the second NL wild card mark moments and pitched the ninth for his thirty seventh save tops in the majors Joe what dalam longer as homered for the angels I'm the fairy
The Gargle
If We Can’t Trust the Wiggles then Who Can We Trust?
"This week. we start with an entertainment section semi. I'm going to start with you on this mos. You're in australia. You have a child. Tell us the latest devastating wiggles news. Well look the wiggles. A have been a lot and i would see all you behalf. Put us through a lot as well and the latest assault on australia is that they Away recently they announced they were adding more wiggles They will be using up. There was a an increase in the model wiggles. But it won't all upset but now if you weren't already outraged because the wigglesworth trying to reflect the diversity of the australian or viewing audience get ready to lose your mind because here it comes. It turns out the wiggles who are famous for singing in pajamas as well. Which is something. I do these days. Anyway i know what the big deal is it. The blue wiggle anthony field has been lip synching the songs this entire time. The words coming out of his mouth. We're not actually coming out of his mouth. He was lip. synching them. this you know what this is. Why anti vaccine happen. It's because you put your trust in institutions and then you discover the institution as light. You and you no longer know who to trust. If we can't trust the blue wiggle to be singing. The songs that he pretends to be singing. Then who the hell can we trust in this day anymore. I ask you alice frazier. I mean this is the biggest wiggle scandal. Since somebody suggested that wigley finger finger guns were actually an incitement to violence is astonishing. But i'm not sure. I'm reading this article where the wiggle anthony field captioned here in. This photograph is anthony. Legal much. tim. Tim apple of apple. I'm not sure if he's not trolling.
The Kicker
"frazier" Discussed on The Kicker
"The film cornbread earl and me was released on may twenty first. Nineteen seventy five almost exactly forty. Five years before frazier videotaped the brutal scene of chauvinist. Sixty floyd yet. The film contains a tragic almost predictive resonance. This is not because of presence on the part of the director screenwriter the because the issue of police violence and racism.
The Sunday Scaries Podcast
"frazier" Discussed on The Sunday Scaries Podcast
"How do you take your eggs. It depends i am. It depends on how. I'm feeling but i love Over easy egg on sour with some micro greens and pesto sounds nice. I mean i guess it's not scrambled eggs over easy. But i thought you kind of skewed frazier when you do the the greens. Do you have any goto..
ESPN Daily
"frazier" Discussed on ESPN Daily
"In in a in a country. In which you know. Richard nixon was president and george mcgovern was about to be nominated to run against him. I mean you can't maybe maybe twenty twenty proves me wrong but you could basically get more different than that right and in here. These two guys who were fighting as as representatives ali consciously. I think frazier less consciously of these of these warring parties. I've been a lot of big sports events. You have to world cup finals. More people are watching were numbers but they're not invested way. They were in this to people. This is boxing. This is the hardest thing in sports trying to knock out the guy across the ring when he's that skilled in that strong and that well condition into standing there for fifteen rounds do what the two of them did. I don't know to me it's moving..
ESPN Daily
"frazier" Discussed on ESPN Daily
"Fighting. Has you would put it with an alternate facts. But joe frazier won that fight and in the moment you know again but people didn't have replaced the lean on. They didn't have sportscenter highlight packages to watch. You know you kind of had to see in the moment no one. I think argued that muhammad ali. Joe frazier won that fight coming up how we remember the fight of the century and its place in the culture and history of the united states for far too long wall street has neglected. The average investor giving out the same old generic advice like by index funds. Meanwhile for the ultra wealthy they get access to premium investment strategies and white glove service. 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Just dwell on at once moment. wa- fellas. Have you picked up the papers tomorrow. If you didn't see the fight and you saw. Joe frazier won a unanimous decision. You might think it was nothing. It was far from that because it was so close. So that's the verdict at the time. But as you know jeremy as the sands of time begin to wash over our memories. Funny things happen. What's your sense of how people remember ali now given the context of that specific fight. Look i think bert sugar. Put it best. The famous boxing historian and writer. He said you know the winner lost and the loser one in not just in people's memories but which which i think is the case but but in terms of where they stood even at the time i mean i'll he didn't just win because people remember it in a certain way which is unfair to frazier but he won because even the people who loathed him even the people who hated him changing his name from what he called his slave name to a muslim name. The people hated him for converting for joining the nation of islam. The people hated him for refusing induction for criticizing the war effort. They had to concede. Everyone had to concede that not only could mohammed. Ali take punch but he withstood an incredible onslaught that night in the context of boxing in the context of what those guys do in the way that people thought about it. Muhammad ali acquitted himself honourably and and he brought honor to the sport into himself by by taking that punishment by withstanding the onslaught and showing everyone. You know the requests for all he wins all these fights and quick knocks knockouts. And he's always joking around in the ring and he doesn't take it seriously and he disgraces the sport. Nobody could say that after march eighth. Nineteen seventy-one nobody could say that with it with a straight face in. That's why he wins to what at this fight do jeremy for the trajectory his career his public persona the trajectory of joe frazier going forward from there for joe frazier yards spectacular moment in yet. Even in the moment he knew that he would never escape the shadow of mom and he expressed that jerry izenberg great sports writer from the star. Ledger covered boxing so long rice album last week. I think he said joe said those exact words to him in the days after the fight he shows to me. Throw the tape short viewpoint for you know it happened. You know. I wanna fight so you tell me what i got to do. Wipe day now. I got to do to get out of this guy. Shadow prophetic huge remained in allie shadow. His whole life. The answer is of course there was nothing he could do looking back at this now. Jeremy it's this perfect storm of sociology and politics and religion and athletics. All of this combined into one thing if you tinker with any parts of that equation who the fighters were the climate politically the venue. Even do you think this event is still such a massive part of american cultural history. No it's it's it's the perfect storm. I think you're right. The story is still muhammad ali but because it was joe frazier he lost so that changes it and i think gives it more layers in more depth than more meaning and beyond that. It makes what happens in zaire in october. Nineteen seventy four more significant reclaiming the championship as an older man as a distinct to underdog the whole trajectory of it right. It's like was that the butterfly effect. What whatever it is like if you change any of it the the ark of the greatest career in the history of sports is alter what if ali then. There's no great upset against foreman. If ali wins form doesn't beat frazier. You know the whole the whole thing is is thrown out of whack. But but you're talking about the bigger stuff. Frankly and that's the societal stuff. The significance the way. These guys were proxies for this culture war that was still at its very peak the hard hats versus the hippies All of that you know the you know the unfolding in new york and everywhere else.
ESPN Daily
"frazier" Discussed on ESPN Daily
"Knew who he was that the ring that night and so in the other corner. Jeremy yes is joe frazier. Who is he as a fighter as this public figure in contrast joe frazier the heavyweight champion the world undisputed like ali won an olympic gold medal. He'd won his gold medal in nineteen sixty four in tokyo. And he is a tough philadelphia fighter. He embodies the boxing. Ethos of that city the relentlessness. He's always moving ahead. He's always coming after you. And he's unusual in respect to that his his best weapon is this fearsome left hook. I think it's fair to say aren't many iconic left hooks boxing history and joe frazier's left hook is one of the alleged legendary weapons the score. It's not artistry it's pow. In so stylistically he and ali are diametrically opposed so what was their shared. History jeremy with each other at this point. It's complicated because they didn't have a history in the ring together. In by the time frazier's emerging as a professional ali is in banishment. There are stories that at this time and they've been disputed. I'm not sure whether they're true. That when ali was was out of boxing and short on funds that frazier gave him some money. Some people say it happens when people say it didn't happen but i'll lee ali. Is he saying things about frazier that are how do i put this unkind these so ugly to be the world heavyweight chats alisa showman who i think are going to withdraw this my shock and amaze retired. You're in. Ali has always said these kinds of things about his opponents. How they tell but with frazier. Frazier's very proud guy. He's not someone who is comfortable selling a fight with his mouth. The way that muhammad ali was and although ali you could argue he was saying the things that he was saying about. Joe frazier calling him ignorant and calling him an uncle. Tom and all of these hateful things ah lien. His mind was doing it. I think to sell fights but that that wasn't good enough for joe frazier. I was talking to. Larry holmes about this the other day the heavyweight champion who's a sparring partner for both of them and he said frazier heated ali for gaba joe to wanted to respect alley. Didn't give it. That's why he was trying to kill him in. Of course you can imagine from joe frazier's perspective right. He wanted his respect to and he was the world heavyweight champion. being the world. Heavyweight champion is is supposed to bring with it prestige and respect and deference in. That certainly wasn't coming from. Muhammad ali germany in terms of the psychology of the public and who they wanted to win who they were rooting for. How did that breakdown across society. The way it's been explained for half a century is is fairly accurate then People who consider themselves the establishment people who had the war effort People who were threatened by by african american empowerment. We're rooting against muhammad ali. There's no question that muhammad ali was the preferred choice of black america. And i think there's little doubt that joe frazier was the preferred choice of white america with obviously be caveats large segments of the population that that that loved ali who were white and who might have represented use movements the counterculture people who were against the war in. That's why you know why this fight rises.
The Essential Oil Revolution
Reiki Healing, Chakras, & Essential Oils With Andrea Frasier
"I'm here with andrea frazier who holds. A master's degree in education. Is a national board. Certified teacher raking master teacher and is a certified transfer mational coach andrea offers online ricky classes at the shine ricky school. She is author of the bestselling book. The shock gra method and is the founder and facilitator of the online group. coaching programs. The shocker activation method and the healer within academy andrea. It's honor to have you here with us today. How are you is samantha. I'm so happy to be here. I'm doing great how are you. I'm doing great. Yeah i wanted to dive into this topic as well. We've sort of poked at this topic a bit throughout the Podcast life span but I i don't think i've ever had anyone who's really whole life is released. Circled around this concept and I know that you work. A lot with essential oils and shot grows and rakia and essential oils as well and ricky and essential oils is something that you credit a lot of significant healing and transformation in your own life to is that correct. Oh yes very much. Let's hear about that. How did this journey began for you. Yeah so back in I think it was two thousand three somewhere around there. I was in my early to mid twenties. And i was diagnosed with fibromyalgia which is a chronic musculoskeletal disorder and chronic fatigue as well so he just had widespread pain throughout. My body. just aches all the time. I was tired all the time. And i mean this pain had actually started early back as far as i can remember like middle school In my knees and it just got worse and worse over the years. Our i had trouble sleeping and and just insomnia and it was just always sick and i just never felt good like i literally felt like i was eighty.
AP News Radio
Red Sox Hold On for 4th Straight Win Over Yankees, 5–3
"Hunter Renfroe had two RBIs including a go ahead sacrifice fly in the third inning of the red Sox five three victory over the Yankees Boston's pitchers held New York scoreless over the final seven frames Xander Bogart's put the socks ahead to nothing in the first with a two run double to center field he then scored off Renfro's double to left Matt Barnes allowed two hits in the ninth but struck at Clint Frazier and got DJ lemay hue to hit into a game ending double play for his sixteenth save the red Sox stayed within a half game of the AL east leading race by beating New York for the fourth straight time this month I'm Dave Ferrie
AP News Radio
Pirates Rally for 6-3 Win Over Skidding White Sox
"The Pittsburgh pirates rallied from a run down scoring four times in the seventh inning to top the Chicago White Sox six to three Brian Reynolds had a pair of RBI singles for the pirates while Adam Frazier blasted his third home run of the year Pittsburgh pitcher Tyler Anderson did not allow a run until the seventh when is money grand dollar hit a three run home run for Chicago Pittsburgh native David Bednar picked up his first career win doing so in relief Lucas G. lido allowed two runs on four hits striking out seven over six innings but the AL central leading white Sox have now lost five in a row Josh Rowntree Pittsburgh
AP News Radio
Frazier Snaps Tie, Yankees Come Back to Beat Blue Jays 6-5
"New York scored four unanswered runs to edge trouble six five at Salem feel tied at five of the eight runner Tyler Wade stole second allowing pinch hitter click freezer to score Wade and the game winning run with a double off blue jays reliever Jordan role model New York soccer tripled home runs including rookie Chris Gittens his first of his career all hundred review in the fourth I don't care if it was a home run for a base hit a little wherever that was amazing feeling I just thank god that I was able to get a home run tonight John of the laser picked up the win he six and to which to me is a loss to to fall to one and what role does Chapman picked up his thirteenth six hundred on the debate
60 Minutes
Finding the Last Ship Known to Have Brought Enslaved Africans to America
"Three years ago sunken ship was found. In the bottom of an alabama river turned out to be the long lost wreck. The clue tilda the last ship known to abroad. Captured africans to america in eighteen sixty. At least twelve million africans were shipped to the americas in the more than three hundred and fifty years the transatlantic slave trade but as we first reported in november the journey of the hundred ten captive men women and children brought to alabama on. The clotilde is one of the best documented slave voyages in history. The names of those enslaved africans and their story has been passed down through the generations by their descendants. Some of whom still live just a few miles from where the ship was found in a community called africa town for one hundred sixty years. This muddy stretch. The mobile river has covered up crime in july eighteen sixty. The clotilde was towed here on of darkness imprisoned in. Its cramped cargo. Hold one hundred and ten enslaved africans as it's amazing myself ban on his show to the ways and award is just not knowing where you were going joycelyn davis lorna gale woods and thomas griffin are direct descendants of this african man. Lua enslaved in alabama. His owner changed his name to charlie lewis. This image is from around nineteen hundred poli allen. Who's african name was ca- poli seen in this hundred year. Old sketch was the ancestor of jeremy. Ellis and darren patterson no close eating where they differentiated only allowed avocado whole for one day a week for two months. How many people do do we know. Now that could've survived something like that without losing their mind there or no photographs of pat. Frazier's great-great-grandmother laudi denison but capriccio wallis in her mother. Cassandra have a surprising number of pictures of their ancestor zula. Whose owner called him cut. Joe louis
The Culture Soup Podcast
"frazier" Discussed on The Culture Soup Podcast
"Let's get it always own your. I'm so happy to have you on the show. Everybody i am silly excited that i have the wonderful leah frazier on the live. You know. i'd call her. Ms.
The Culture Soup Podcast
"frazier" Discussed on The Culture Soup Podcast
"The year was twenty eighteen. I had received a call from the head of the north texas black sports professionals. It's a group of professionals in the sports arena whether they be in basketball baseball. Soccer doesn't matter collegiate professional doesn't matter but they all gathered together and it's an association much like in a bj the national association of black journalists for black professionals in the sports industry. Well my friend. Larry lundy reached out and asked me to moderate a panel there at the frisco star. That's where the dallas cowboys actually practice huge beautiful facility out in frisco texas in. that's where i met nicole. Britain reicher nicole would be the mc that night and she was also the vice president of the organization at that time the panel that would moderate was for women's history month. And if you were call it would be. The first time that i would simulcast wasn't really a simulcast. It would be a broadcast of a live event previously recorded on the culture soup podcast after this broadcast and also with the following episode from lane college in jackson tennessee which also was live. This show would shoot to number six or was it number four. I forgot in the apple. Podcasts business businesses category but at this panel and the frisco star i would introduce in moderate a conversation between three powerhouse women in sports but that wasn't would brings me to this story today. It was who was in the audience. My in a bj family was there as always very supportive. Clarence hill junior eva gray komen and others meal foot. They were all at this event but there were some other very influential people in the mix would i did not know was there was a young woman. Their former attorney she's a model and she's also a p. r. guru so fast forward to two thousand and nineteen and i'm speaking style con on behalf of mary. Kay and there she was again leah frazier by this time. I knew her name. And we just can't bumping into each other then it style khan and then again at a nonprofit event later on that year leah became friends and we did a lot of business together more like networking connecting her to this win connecting me to that one and one day she resale by email and said hey. Do you wanna be a part of this article. I was impressed. I wasn't her client but she was offering me this opportunity to tell my story in the midst of the pandemic along with some other folks that i knew very well respected. Leah is known for doing this type of work. She understands relationship and we have become close. So i want you to meet leah if you haven't met her before she's a multi emmy award winning creator. She is an author. Now you get to hear about her book and she is a pr maven without further ado. Here's leah frazier..
Kannaboomers | Cannabis for Wellness
"frazier" Discussed on Kannaboomers | Cannabis for Wellness
"They have a vegan line. bay also ventured into nanotechnology for bioavailability. So allow the brands. I'm really big on are. The ones are health focused. I think it's kind of hard for us to claim to be a cannabis industry. I think we're placing cannabis products in other sectors where the beheld whether it be leisurely now like this. We haven't really gotten ourselves together. Cost the industry quite yet. So when you see these brands whale as starting themselves and understanding that target audience is just really really top notch others also a lot of small equerry brands on me huge fan. A huge fan of sanctuary farms has added nor cal but just great outdoor flowerlike loudly smaller. These smaller have some really unique product. You know because they've been cultivating these certain strains for certain ways for you know for for for generations and they know. There's some good healing creams as well that i become such big fans of because i know these people who are creating again. I know how much it means to them. Not know about their products formula that was global. The lab is of times. You get to hear people what they're doing. Oh wow that's a lot of effort you putting into your product. They're like tell me more. And those are normally the ones that when you go try it. You really have that consistent experience. Because they've done so much on the formulation in to ensure consistent experience so i have kind a little cheat sheet.
Kannaboomers | Cannabis for Wellness
"frazier" Discussed on Kannaboomers | Cannabis for Wellness
"I went to a school going to get a second degree in the middle of it. All so that's another story and then graduated And got my first job in nuclear engineering. So i was doing construction for tennessee valley authority. That was a watts bar nuclear project. They're the only one commission at the time. Pretty much to model had to testify in front of the us in our cbp much daily about our actions. You know if you side you walked into a room got to sign your name and a test of being there so always really heavy regulatory based in. I took the job in baltimore like four years after that and iran aerospace lab. I came and asked the manager quickly. Progress to take over the foundries while the department got really early. Kind of baptism in the leadership as it was a union shop plus my salary lab. Employees are really have some trial by fire type training between the two schools at juggled the quick progression into management and somehow ended up in california. We laugh so yeah. That's the story of sort of a renaissance man athlete in a scholar in in an engineer. That right that's how best on so my wife on. But she'll tell you as as her so. A lot of people think of cannabis says this organic substance you grow in. You could grow in your backyard and you know we pay people have used it for. I don't know tens of thousands of years but what you guys do. Is you look at the data. You quantify the all sorts of things about it right all sorts of things where there'd be no. Everyone was duncan. Nab annoy for the longest and Turkeys are important. Really what have been of lost in a conversation is something we should come back to but then beyond that just like you said it's supposed to be organic but maybe not enough soil. The california's a pity mineral-rich state saying the goal rush here for a reason so there's mineral heavy metals that are in the.
Kannaboomers | Cannabis for Wellness
"frazier" Discussed on Kannaboomers | Cannabis for Wellness
"Campuses like oregano. It's an herb that grows in the ground then you harvest and consume it right well. That much is true but you don't process oregano into an aerosol that you inhale and you shouldn't buy oregano anywhere but the supermarket where you buy the groceries that are inspected and regulated okay before we strain this metaphor any further. Let me mention that in this episode of the podcast. We speak with antonio frazier president of kansas safe. A los angeles based firm that provides extensive testing services to the cannabis industry. We do ramble a bit. But mainly we talk about the importance of quality testing in about the social equity piece of this emerging market and also how antonis experience as a division one football player at furman university helped him prepare for his current role. It may be unglamorous work but it is absolutely essential to consumer confidence in cannabis. And if the quality of your cannabis is important to you. You'll wanna listen to this episode. If you liked the podcast. Please subscribe at apple podcasts. Stitcher or your other favorite podcasts player. Please leave a review so other people can find the show. Thanks to our producer. danny milwaukee. Here's my interview. With antonio frazier cannabis is booming and cannibal ms on it walk the cannibal podcast where we interview experts on the changing story of humans health enhancing from san diego. Here's your host tom. Stacey it's tom back with the cannibal and podcast this week. We have antonio frazier of kansas safe. How you doing antonio. I'm doing well tom. Yourself very good thank you. I'm in san diego your up in. La and california weather is not too bad. of course. it's a little chilly at night. But you know. That's why i moved out here for this gorgeous weather just like a little hoodie. I like when i was in baltimore when i was an parkas and boots and at night on really have to deal with that anymore. Really i i understand. I'm i'm from michigan in this time of year. I'm like wow. It's it's amazing to be out here. Tell us about your role at cana safe and how you came there. Currently.