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AP News Radio
Judge halts South Carolina’s new stricter abortion law until state Supreme Court review
"South Carolina's newly signed abortion law has been temporarily halted by a judge. Judge Clifton Newman's ruling sends the new law that bans most abortions in South Carolina around 6 weeks of pregnancy to be reviewed. Planned Parenthood sued almost immediately after the bill was signed, a judge Newman said it would end up before the state Supreme Court anyway. The law is similar to one in 2021 that was struck down after the justices ruled three to two that it violated the state constitution's right to privacy lawmakers say the new law includes technical tweaks meant to appeal to justice John few, who wrote in his previous opinion that legislators didn't show that they did any work to determine if 6 weeks was enough time for a woman to know she was pregnant. The halt means the state reverts to a restriction at around 20 weeks for now. Since that decision justice Kay Hearn retired, making the South Carolina high court the only one in the country without a woman on the bench. I'm Jennifer King
The Charlie Kirk Show
Why Rep. Boebert Is Casting Her Vote for a Kevin... But Not McCarthy
"Have congresswoman Lauren boebert, who had a mostly peaceful interview with Sean Hannity last evening and she is a great person and speaks our turning point events. I have a lot of respect for her. Congresswoman, welcome to the program. And thank you so much. It's great to be on with y'all. So tell us, what is the latest on the floor? You just voted for Kevin from Oklahoma. So tell us about that. Correct. Yes, I do believe that Kevin Hearn is the true consensus candidate. I've been getting asked many questions about who that person is that we're going to arrive on. And actually begin having these real discussions rather than just proving that Kevin McCarthy does not have the vote. I want to get to work. The American people want us to get to work. It's only been three days. It's okay right now. But we need to get a serious name in the mix that people can get behind. And I do believe that that is Kevin Hearn from Oklahoma. He was unanimously elected to the Republican study committee 173 members is the largest Republican caucus in the United States Congress. He is a businessman from humble beginnings, has built an amazing life and is now serving his country. It's an honor to serve with him. And I believe that he would make a tremendous Speaker of the House who could unite the Republican Party and get our country back on track, deliver the promises that we have made to the American people.
AP News Radio
Julio Rodriguez returns to lineup, Mariners beat Rangers
"The Mariners took over the first AL wild card position with a 6 two downing of the rangers Star rookie Julio Rodriguez got two hits in his return to the Seattle lineup including a tie breaking single with the bases loaded Rodriguez missed 11 straight games with a wrist injury A eugenio Suarez added a two run double in the 9th to close the scoring George Kirby improved to four and three allowing two runs and 7 hits over 5 and two thirds Taylor Hearn took the loss The outcome puts the M's a half game ahead of the Blue Jays in the wild card race I'm Dave fairy
AP News Radio
12 Ks for Ray, 12 Ws in row for M's after 4-3 win in Texas
"The Mariners picked up their 12th consecutive win as Robbie ray and Julio Rodriguez led them to an 8 three thumping of the rangers Ray struck out 12 without a walk over 6 and two thirds innings allowing three runs on two Texas homers Rodriguez belted his first Grand Slam in 16th home runner this season to finish with a career high 5 RBIs The Rookie also poked a run scoring single Seattle has its longest winning streak since a team record 15 straight in 2001 Corey Seeger and leote Tavares homered for the rangers Ray improved to 8 and 6 and Taylor Hearn dropped to four and 6 I'm Dave
Lakers Nation Podcast
"hearn" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
"Not just, it's not just for Laker fans. And it's not just for sports fans, because it's Adam McKay. He talks about politics and race and class and all of that. And it's the basketball is just sort of a backdrop for all of it. Easter is here and the Easter baskets are out. They are. And they're filled to the brim with goodies from Marshall's genga at a fantastic price. Oh, the Easter bunnies outdone herself this year. There's Gourmet chocolate plush toys. Bunny ears. Books. Hold up, bubbles? We have bubbles. We do. And I must say the kids are loving these baskets. How you feeling, Bobby? Goodness, is that a better myself, Bobby? Fabulous brands. Feel good prices. Everyday at Marshalls. Absolutely. There's a lot more interesting things going on than just the game. But of course there is also that connection. If you are a fan where you're just instantly, so as we move into this, you're going to have potentially potentially the shack and Kobe years. You've got the remainder of winning time plus coming back for a second season and all of that. I mean, you're going to have to keep up on that Chick Hearn voice because I got to be doing a lot of it. I've been doing a lot of it. I even do it just for just for kicks just to practice it because I've been we wrap the show in October. So I'm a little out of practice. So now that we're kind of inching towards going back to work in July, it's in a different register in my voice and I try to find that exact place where chick's voice was. So yeah, I'm going to have to start doing my homework again and getting back in into that headspace. I'm getting ready to go do a play in New York for a couple of months. And the voice of that guy that I'm playing in the play is totally different. So I'm going to have to put him and put him aside and pull check out of the drawer when we go back to work in July. So I've always wondered this just about actors in general. You mentioned that you finished shooting in October. Now here we are. It's just started to come out. What is that waiting process? Does it drive you crazy to have to wait that long for post production and all of that to happen and then birth finally get out when you know you've got something really cool? Well, waiting for the pickup was kind of as Tom Petty said the waiting is actually the hardest part because we premiered what two months ago, a little over two months ago..
Lakers Nation Podcast
"hearn" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
"That sequence, unfortunately, was cut from the pilot, but that was the first time I had to really do reams of dialog to watching the basketball players go up to the back and forth on the court. So I really wanted to make sure I got that and so my breathing and all of that was just right because he could talk a blue streak nonstop for just for, you know, for minutes at a time. So I think I kind of tried to capture that and I got to the point where I would scream mirror a Laker game with chick calling it on my on my television set turn the volume down and I would just start calling games as chick as best as I could because I got so familiar with all those players at the time in 79 80. So I would turn the volume down and just do it as Chick Hearn in my house like a crazy person. Neighbors in my apartment building heard, I'm sure me, you know, magic triggering green down towards the Cooper, you know, slam damn cuckoo, all of that, sure. I'm sure they thought it was nuts, but that's what I that's what I had to do to get ready. Well, if they're watching the series, then they know why. Now they don't do that. I told everybody I told everybody in my apartment building to watch the show. So now they know what I was doing. So there's been some people who have been somewhat critical of the series that have been talking about inaccuracies in terms of pumping up the volume on some characters. We've seen a lot of people say that, well, Jerry West. He's not really that angry in real life and all that sort of stuff. What do you think about that? I mean, we've certainly seen chick. It's so far where we're at as far as what HBO has released. A lot of what we've seen from him is cutting off Pat Riley limiting the words. He's going to, he's going to say and all that kind of stuff. In terms of the portrayal of these people, how do you respond to people who have been all I can speak to, I did talk to Jeff Berman, wrote that great book. And the whole fist hand thing. I mean, that was all, that was all accurate. He kind of mentored Pat Riley. Pat Riley was a guy, you know, after he won the championship in 72. He was kind of bumming around looking for his second act and he came to chick looking for a job and chick did say, make me a demo tape and maybe you can be my color man and so that whole thing with what I hold up my fist stop talking when I hold up my hand and he kind of coaxed him and guided him and taught him how to be a color man, a sideman. So that's all that's all true. As far as the criticism of the way the writers of portrayed these guys, again, I just go back to I go back to Jeff's book and these were people who were very much up there of their time. Chico and was very much a throwback from a certain era. And so a lot of the salty language and inappropriate language that he uses is the way people spoke back then. And I think the writers captured it pretty accurately. I know there's criticism of it, but it was a different time..
Lakers Nation Podcast
"hearn" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
"I know you guys have all been watching the show winning time over on HBO. I've got Spencer Garrett who's playing Chick Hearn Spencer. Thanks so much for joining me. Thanks for having me, Trevor. Pleasure to be here, man. Happy Friday. Yes, yes. Happy Friday, happy Friday, and I mean, look, the Lakers have not been very good this year. It's been a rough season for the Lakers. We've been calling it the worst season in Lakers history in terms of relative to expectations. So winning time has given Lakers fans something to watch to remember some better days. It's true. I guess I just want to start with this. How did you become involved with the project winning time? Of course, based on the book showtime by Jeff pearlman, who's been on this program before. How did you get it involved in this? Well, I've got to say, Jeff Goldman actually had some great words of wisdom. I saw him. I went down to his house in laguna gill several weeks ago to watch one of the episodes episode three. And I said, man, it's such a bummer that the Lakers are having such a dismal year. Right when our show is rolling out and people are loving it, and they're really, you know, they're really digging it and he said, absolutely to the contrary. He said, this show is going to make people nostalgic for the glory days and how great the Lakers were. And if anything, it will remind them about how wonderful it was and make them forget about this dismal season. So there is that, I guess. Absolutely. Forgettable, but I got involved with this. Oddly enough, two and a half years ago, we shot the pilot about two and a half years ago. It seems like a million years ago now with COVID, but I auditioned like a lot of actors Adam McKay, I guess I was on his radar since he saw me in the last Tarantino film. And I played kind of an announcer Y guy and that. And I'd approached him at the premiere of vice, one of his great films a couple of years ago. I didn't know him and I went up to him and I said, hey, I'm a fan and I just I'd love to work with you one day just like every actor would say to a great director. I just approached him and I said, you know, I love your stuff and, you know, keep me in mind and he said, oh, you've been on my radar. I'm aware. I know who you are and we're going to work together one day, cut two, three years later, the Tarantino film comes out. And I get an audition shortly thereafter for this great pilot. I'd heard that, you know, there was a Chick Hearn character, and I just remember thinking, man, I would just crush this..
Nightly Pop
"hearn" Discussed on Nightly Pop
"Oh my God, I know him. Fuck off. I know. Totally. Maybe we'll not show you. Come on. No, no. Stop timeout. You know him? That's Bronco Hearn. What? That's my friend. What do you mean? Somebody right in your place. Is he married? He's not married. Is he just being a person? In the biggest. I have a photo of him holding me at stagecoach. And I'm literally this big in his arms, and I'm like, E and I'm a tall person. Right. And yeah, he's look at him go. Good for you, bro. That's something you to now have. Yes. I'm shadow of a deal. Yeah, he's getting in on my mortgage. Tell him we love him. Don't let me side by side. Don't let me side by side with my friends. Come on. Wow. Well, I guess you can't confirm that because that's just your friend. But we can. Sometimes. Awesome. And you just dream him. Oh, he is. We got a lot to talk about. We got in the show 'cause we got what's his name Brock? Brock. Yeah. All right. Exactly that is all the time we have tonight. We will be back tomorrow with another new episode such a DVR. We'll talk soon. Bye..
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"hearn" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"Throw caution to the wind does. There's a there's a that that strategy is always going to beat with win with a foster as good as he will make changes. He's here at the moment in the us on holiday just getting his thoughts together. You know he. He likes to speak to people. He likes to get people's opinions and he knows that he's got to be different in the rematch. Because the same. Anthony joshua with the same strategy and the same performance does not be alexander's. Well i think we saw to eddie like tyson. Fury fights a big man. He uses every pound every inch of frame to his advantage. Whether it's leaning on you or whatever. Aj for all of his great qualities never really fights like a big man. Like like middleweight. With wow he's he's active. He's looking for throw combinations. Is that something that can change. Needs to change. Think paul the frustrating thing was. There was paul vincent yoshua. The people told him he couldn't outbox alexandru sick and he believed he could bad bad. Move but that's just a little bit of the You know the you go. And he feels like he's he such a around fighter than he used to be. It's just that there's a time and place to fi- that and that was not the time in my opinion so does he need to be your thing. I think maybe a lean down a little bit too much. Maybe needs to usually size in that fought. But he's not a guy that's gonna slow roll over you and just so of drain you in in clinch season. But yeah he's very small. He's been fighting since he was eight years old. You know he's at forty four five times as much time in the ring. Nc joshua so But this is specific stall the fury fought slides very effective for him. And i j attempted to stall. That was quite. Frankly a rock for that for that challenge. Okay so you have decided to pick up the smoldering pile of rubble. That is taffy. My lopez towards kim moses which has been really snake bitten since early. The summer went to fema tested positive for covert reschedule. The handful of times. Tell me why you decided to add that to your schedule before the end of the year. Oh many reasons. I mean wanting to really good fought to been that much publicity about five but clearly ascribed to the. Yeah all all publicity is good publicity but that was negative for other reasons not towards us. It was always a great fought if my has always been since that victory over lama janko huge star and to add him to the platform to add him to the schedule is a massive win for. Especially when you're talking about ending the year with ron garcia devon heine and see if my lopez i mean the that three of the four say princes because he's strong word so it's a great look farrah's to add that fire. It's not really you know we now..
AP News Radio
García Slam for Rangers in 13-2 Win to Avoid Sweep by Astros
"The Rangers crush the Astros thirteen that too is a dollies Garcia hit the first grand slam by Texas batter in almost two years Garcia's twenty ninth home run came during an eight run outburst in the fifth DJ Peters led off the fifth with a four hundred fifty foot drive and finished with three RBIs Texas avoided being swept by Houston again Taylor Hearn won his second consecutive start striking out six with no walks over a career high six and two thirds innings that cranky was tagged for six runs over four plus innings as Houston ended a four game winning streak I'm the ferry
Hyperbrole: A Comedy Advice Podcast
"hearn" Discussed on Hyperbrole: A Comedy Advice Podcast
"Go into buy stuff right now. Yeah comedy advice told me to do. They told me. Step one by ferrari by another ferrari. So then you're set you've got to spare per to give it to comedy advice because he was fired me to do it for thanksgiving. You expect. That in an apple review got ferrari. Thanks to this. Podcast seen that from all the listeners. As well great off on credit on grit exactly. It's only like a thousand bucks a month. It's fantastic good. I'm so sorry. I didn't interrupt so good ways to build credit for me. I've been just credit cards. You know pan what i can at the time on time. That's really what they're looking for. The on time haymond so as what i've been doing so that's helped me out gets wear ogden so just starting from the lowest while matt had somebody call one of my old pike as well. Yeah my credit score. Got the seven hundred three the lazy now house mike. Thanks bro awesome. That's that's it truly is awesome. Because i feel like we don't get that type of education like i said and it just it ruins a lot of people and then we're we as people we are. Maybe we as americans we covet. What other people have. And so we see these people. Have these things like you were saying friends had ferraris but honestly my wife will say this to be. She's like oh my gosh. I can't believe these people have this car. And i was like i bet they don't own it They're driving around. But i don't own it. They're making payments on it or or whatever so It's pretty interesting. How americans are really about appearance in a lot of ways appearance first impressions and all that stuff it really has a weight to it but we and those god damned technology is like you know what we've got a screen that you can just crumple up in your pocket by samsung. It's a phone you can just do with it. That's basically you can do. How much twenty..
Hyperbrole: A Comedy Advice Podcast
"hearn" Discussed on Hyperbrole: A Comedy Advice Podcast
"I want your car like asking me that kind of money. You're a ferrari right house. I okay that's gotta be like a money manager thing so to say no what i write until the truth like anywhere. So that's what i right that's That's what delays in the hustle. About how his book power gain and stamina nothing cowards. Theory and my recent one dinosaur crazy veteran. They're all the help. And that's really what inspired is like trying to help those people with money management issues. The drinking you know just know what you need to do to really take. That's that's super cool and various firing and it's just really bringing to light the advice. Part of a comedy advice podcast. I'm glad that finally guests is able to do that. I also a wanna talk a little bit about that. Because i feel like money. Management is something that people even myself up until twenty two years old. I was horrible at managing eating. Yeah and i ended up watching dave ramsey video about how to save money and i was like man. This guy's got some wit to him and these talk a couple of dollars. And i thought man maybe i can actually save some money. Put some in the bank. And i don't agree with everything the guy says but i think he put me on the right path where now i've got my own ferrari and i don't have to ask my friends for money for coffee either so it's fantastic. No not not ferrari yet of the thousand nine kia spectra. She hums like a hummingbird with emphysema. But it's still it runs. It runs what i don't. I don't really. I try to purchase things without making 'cause i feel like payment plans are the darn devil and i'm sure there are cases where it's that's that's not the case but like i feel like these companies. I worked for that stone. It was eight dollars for a piece of software..
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"hearn" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"You know boring fights you know are going to go to more fleet-footed fighter and You know maybe Anthony joshua has a great game. Plan up his sleeves I think that he would need to have a great game. Plan implemented very very well with this type of fight. I think that you know heavyweights as a heavyweight fight. We liked to well. They like to get go through adversity. you know get knocked down and you know Go through something. They can triumph over To you know be outboxed in you know kind of touched up a little bit not really hurt. You know i could see that you're not gonna really hurt joshua but just hit him enough to get the rounds in in in win Is gonna be very hard even for the rematch to work on something to To beat that. You know what i'm saying so i think that this is a real any anthony joshua does beat 'em This is going to be a new thing to regain that you're gonna see you're gonna have to see a lot of new things that you haven't seen before A lot of Different maybe mindsets or or a Skills you know setting him up in certain types of ways. I don't see him knocking out. six We all know that Anthony joshua has a sneaky uppercut and I think that that's just not the right. Move or sneak lou to a hurt Hosted or to catch lucy. I think you need a couple of different other sneaky moves and and maybe he'll make some During training camp. But i think that is not the best by anthony joshua so if he wins and you know he's gonna do something spectacular. How anxious are you for another shot at alexander. Sick as time goes on you know you kind of get a little bit away from it. But originally you know i. I wanted to run that back the next day you know. That's just how. I am as a fighter competitor You know i really wanted that immediately back. I wish that you know we could have some type of Hey let's go back the next day and repeat the situation But you know there's no there's no such thing but you know as time has gone on is kind of you know you know. I'm learning to deal with it in the plot and plan on it. You know. I think that eventually is gonna come at the end of my career Towards the end of you know for me having these big big fights That's definitely one that's gonna be in my books is a rematch with abby. Good fight no question but either way my good to see you back in action. August third against mike wilson. That's a fight. You can see on thriller and i of course because i know mike loves it. I will be scoring that fight so you can follow me on twitter so i can make sure i have mike down eight rounds to one right right around there early into the ninth of you down just like i gotta go back and watch the inside joke because mike a key called me out a couple of times having perfection winning that fight but at least i'm always always here to watch you fly on dog that i really appreciate. You gotta make good luck on tuesday. Thanks for joining me. That's this week's episode. My thanks to eddie hearn and michael. Hunter joined the show as always subscribe rate review. This podcast on apple. Podcast spotify wherever you download podcasts. And i'll see you next week..
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"hearn" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"Yeah it's a it's kind of you know. This is unexperienced very few fighters really get to have With the purse bid. And you know now. This generation is having Is being involved more than than they ever have been of also Me being that type of you know lonestar type of fighter. I was doing my own business when it came to the purse bid It didn't really have to take come to the purse bid they're supposed to negotiate with me You know go negotiating. Good faith which they had a hard time doing. I know that them being silent him. Meaning team solid And eddie. Hearn didn't really contact me until very close towards the end where you know. I wouldn't have much of time much of a choice to pick and it was gonna go to participate and obviously you know me being a not having any back. You're not being under a promotion. Promotional banner They knew that i wasn't going to have any backing to go to purse bit early. That's what they thought Dan day got wind up trailer Being involved in you know at that time chillers undefeated when it come to first bids. I think that kind of put a little. You know. I think that. I didn't realize or didn't think that anybody who was involved with them when they found out who it was. And i think you know that's when we had a lot of different extensions it was extended for another. You know fifteen. Twelve fifteen days and Eddie hearn team starling. Where able to reach out to Reach out to trailer and kind of talked him out of bidding As we know if you know if you follow the bid Eddie was the only one to bed and they said like you know like they knew they were going to be the only ones debate but originally they weren't a trailer was you know. Kick their butts when it comes to that aired in it and they did. They did what they did as far as colin them or whoever they contact which is not really been heard of Which is one of my first experiences with. The i did But i know that. That's not that's not very common to Call other people's bait and find out what they're bidding or you know to try to talk them out of the bed which he ended up doing which was this assassin. It kind of just moved and shifted some deals and money my way so Shoutout to Eddie hearn team charlotte so with that fight off the table. You know that was a at least a pathway to a mandatory position what is your mindset now as you move your career forward. Is it a multi. Fight deal you have with thriller a you expected to fight a couple more times or at least one more time after this this year. What is the game plan for. Michael hunter for the rest of the year. Yeah yeah you know dealing with the what the what the mandatory right now as you can see We still leaving a little shaky with me. Even having a mandatory position With all the time and everybody fighting everybody else and You know them missin. Imagine fights right at the top. With the i take the fury in Anthony so we kind of did know and people let talking about..
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"hearn" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"Shows which i was a big success is another one coming in at the end of august as well so the commitment is absolutely death in america. We've just got smaller. We've got more efficient. You remember back in the day chris. We came in gun. No one knew we were. I want to sign host. Who's pine outrageous money to buy. Quite frankly were worth it. But it's what we had to do. Now we've got a solid considerable subscriber base. We have to just might the right move. Smart moves to the schedule allowed as bill around connecticut alvarez and like i said we have three shows ready to drop. We'll do that in the next few days. Once we decide. What can add alvarez. He's doing but the commitment in in america does not giant does not wine and we have a contract with design who fully committed to america after right now atop theory in the pandemic and i've got themselves back in a tremendous position following caloms me avenue yield wreaking elo billy joel against another and quite frankly. I believe designed to build a fantastic brandon. America off that now establish themselves as a roo chop value for money platform the fight fence i mean. Do you not believe that. The days of pipe review outside of the rue superstars off. Quite frankly ova i mean. We're in a period now. Boxing in america where people are champion in one hundred fifty two hundred thousand bus. I mean that's no good for driving a profile of the fighters and also by the white went onto the design numbers and they don't release them you know you're on the chain but they're consistently outmuscle we on you own. A lot of their shows that consistently outperforming the pipe reviews so design. Her fantastic platform will now In a in america by global ambition for design it's about the us or the uk. The boxing is about the global platform and the global home evolves needs. So you need to do. And but we look forward to announce he now so we'll schedule. We do have to wait and they wanna know what can is doing. I for we do so but fully committed to a stable but he committed to the us business but also not done how anymore you know you met made a good point about taking. The roy fights if you'd bought bids as well because sometimes don't long term commitment from from you know long-term responsibility or liability for fighters to buy many on this money..
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"hearn" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"There's a sign in england lobby for coat no knickers which means you. Can you know with the big furka. Then you gotta go substance and the obligate signed. He's run from warren buffet. Who says the tide goes out. You get to see who's swimming naked. My favorite quotable time. This boxing games put a paper with no substance chris. You're gonna appreciate that at least while you're looking at me. Virtually the i in the say that. Let's talk about fight camp coming up this week. And this was an idea. Of course that was spawned out of necessity last summer when the world went into lockdown. But here you are continuing it. This summer with these three shows over the next three weeks. Why was this something that made sense to continue when you theoretically could go back into venues and potentially make more money off. A gate question saw did actually think that's my soviet. Just we loved it and it was such a great coco point during the pandemic is such a great advocate for business from headquarters here in the uk. In the god with pileups kind of these. Tom allowed two hundred fifty fans per night. Might might be to quite expensive because you all gains coverings. Ma golden part. Frankly and agenda. Can they use your bathroom ones. We've built that in the field but it's it's really it's just an important statement from business fight camps become his own brand and we wanted to do it again and i think. Come saturday night when you see it and you see production and you see have good. It looks most. Drums is proud very proud of what we have here with proud to be staging every week is a world championship five so we have three consecutive world championship fought in alcohol and yes we created this out of the pandemic but at the same time. It's it's become a regular fixture. Oh we believe will become a regular fixture and something we well renowned particularly the uk. Because when we did it last year. There's a huge amount of publicity because it was so bizarre you at a A lot of publicity last couple of weeks and this week because this can't is the official launch of zone in the uk i fights on disown in the uk. We've heard a lot about the global strategy of design which makes lot of sense because they are in a lot of different countries which has led though some people here in the us audience in the us to wonder. Just what eddie. Hearn's interest or commitment now is in the us because you have a really strong stable in the uk but nothing on the calendar yet in the us and you. I think you'd admit your stable. Among us spiders is less than what it is with uk fighters. What would you say. Your strategy is in the. Us moving forward. We have a long term commitment in the us and a funny funny. he the so-someone advertising. Oh matt trim. They're not really doing the. Us wasn't so long ago. We just seventy four thousand village ozone is against alvarez now the truth is is upset. I've got three shows ready to go but we all white connecticut because everything in around the subscription be getting the timing of dropping those events in we also have a new commitment from his own mexico..
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"hearn" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"Tool more ways to win. This is boxing with chris. Man who somebody punch him in. The face of joshua is composed and ferocious spanish watson hosted by s. Is chris mannix. That was my moments now with interviews analysis and everything going on in the world. Boxing when you have talent you're given another chance. Here's chris mannix. Welcome back to another episode of boxing with chris. Mannix part of the volume sports podcast network. We have a really really strong show lined up for this week. Eddie hearn matchroom boxing match boxing. Usa eddie always in the middle of everything and he is again this week. As the promoter for canelo alvarez. I talked to eddie about what exactly happened in the negotiations during kamilo and kayla plant and if the plant fight falls through. What is option b. for cannella alvarez. Stick around for that. With eddie hearn. Little bit later. Michael hunter the former. Us olympian heavyweight contender. He returns to the ring on tuesday. Mike sent a very interesting last couple of years from the draw. He had against alexander being released by match room as a result of it now. He's back working with trailer and trying to get his heavyweight title shot. I talked to mike one hundred above that and much more quick housekeeping note. If you like this podcast one easy way can support it. Get over apple podcasts. Post a comment leave a rating. It's simple it's easy it's free. It's the best way to make sure that we keep doing this podcast week after week. That's it all right onto the show. Eddie hearn is here mattress. Boxing match in boxing say he will promote the first of three consecutive weekends of fight camp beginning on saturday with the show headlined by one hundred and twenty six pound champions yukon against lee. Would all those fights taking place in eddie's backyard at matchroom. Hq all of which can be seen only on zone eddie. After i stopped him for most of this week is a joining me here on the show. Hey what's going on. get my as i said. She just failed one hot off the card with a little kobe. Tested seems to be a regular thing. Now hopefully the casey's and again in the uk but we cracked home..
Ahkameyimok Podcast with Perry Bellegarde
"hearn" Discussed on Ahkameyimok Podcast with Perry Bellegarde
"And i knew the judgement wasn't right so i did appeal and then i won the appeal court. How many years did it take from. Start to finish starting your first lawsuit and then to your victory on your second one. How many years did that take Well two thousand and ten was as we talked about. And then i think the trial was in two thousand seventeen and then the film You know came out and at the end of the first cut of the film. It says i lost which is where things were at when the film came out. But then i went to the appeal court in one so a new cut of the film was released. That says in a groundbreaking decision the appeal court. Overturned the initial ruling in what year was at two thousand eighteen almost like almost like a thirteen fourteen year journey. Because you bought the painting in two thousand and five and then at twenty ten at the art show you pulled it down so then from twenty ten until twenty eighteen proximate. Yep you know eight year journey almost. Yeah and there's there's more perry know the the film was the catalyst for reopened investigation by the police and It's not the end of the story. Tell us more about that. Sure i was on tour. And i got a call from a detective and thunder bay and he told me that he'd heard about the movie and he needed to see it and so i had a copy of the film sent to him and shortly thereafter. They opened a an investigation into the whole fraud. Situation and I have been working with the police whenever they need me to and They can't tell me everything but there has been a lot of progress made. They've they've interviewed a lot of people and You can expect to hear more so what we've learned an i. I've watched a documentary and there are no fakes. And what you learned is that Yeah the fix nor the nora morsel. Fakes the original ones. Don't have the signature on the back you know. They don't have that signature on the back and correct the drawing of the thunderbird on the back. They don't have that on the back. The original ones they. The original no remorse does have the the celebrex right on the front which refer yawn the front in that refers to his name. Copper thunderbird correct so so anything with on the back. Red flags automatically come up. That comes out pretty clear in the in the documentary. Yeah and i think one of the the hopes for this Investigation and all of this is that we will eventually sort of clear some of this muddiness and really bring back nor vows legacy and protect it because he is such an important and great artist. Well that's really what it's all about. You know guys like in a closing line the documentary you just said i just wanted to buy a painting and because novell more so is one of our heroes. He was so gifted and so talented. So spiritual So where does this story. Now stand in terms of investigations and the legacy of nora more so from your perspective. Can you make some comments on that. Sure well where there is the art perspective. But there's also the The social perspective you know when we learn of news as we learned you know in the last few weeks about residential schools And they're what they're finding and when you look at what we looked at in the film where there's there's young men who are leaving their communities just to further their education and they're being preyed upon there's A real connection and it really illuminates that. These problems continue and man and in different ways and so i think as we all try to work towards Truth and reconciliation and that's hard work and it's going to take a long time and commitment that all of these stories are important and they need to be heard as difficult as they are and that is my hope that that continues and that friendships and teamwork that i felt with You know dallas thompson and and other indigenous friends that i made along the way can act as an example and and can continue in other ways. Well kevin you're gifted musician in an artist and songwriter. And i know my partner valerie. And i went up to old crow. Von tech witching territory for new years. And i realized there was a collaboration. Between you in val on a song you guys were writing. And what are your thoughts on the collaboration there before we get to the issue in question on hope can you. Can you share about the song that you're you're you're writing with vowel. She wrote the lyrics. It's a it's called feet like feathers and it's a beautiful poetic lyrics. we have done A little demo of it but it needs a bridge. And i've been waiting for the bridge for about a year okay. Well that's a work in progress listener. That's work in progress. So you guys can continue working on the bridge together. Moving from that. One kevin. I want to. I always ask my guests on the podcast because this is such a tremendous story you know and you're you indeed our hero to dallas as a hero. The documentary carman's a hero for having the strength and the courage to come forward with their truth in their story about this fraud. Ring regarding the fake morrisseau paintings. But you're you're you're a hero for standing up and not giving up to seek the truth because it's the spiritual truth in that way too and now in canada with residential schools in atlanta covert nineteen in all the challenges. We have in canada. What gives you hope what gives me hope while perry Bruce cockburn has a song called lovers in a dangerous time. And there's a lyric in that song. That was my motto through this whole story and it is. You've got to keep kicking the darkness until it bleeds daylight and i think with all the conversations happening and people standing up for each other more and more in our communities. I think that's what we're doing as individuals and together. We're kicking the darkness till it bleeds daylight. We just gotta keep doing it. And that gives me hope. And that's a very powerful message to end our dialogue on. Kevin kevin hearn. Thank you so much for your leadership and your commitment to seek truth and justice regarding the the fake fraud ring of the northern. Marceau's your strong leader in so many regards and a gifted artist. Thank you so much for. Coming on our podcast. Thanks and i wanna thank all the people listening to the podcast. If you enjoyed it these subscribe so you don't miss future episodes. Give us a rating and tell your friends about us on social media after a break over the summer we'll be back with new episodes in the fall. Look forward to continuing these conversations with you when we get back. The optimum of podcast is produced by david macguffin of explore podcast productions and our theme music is provided by the red dog singers treaty. Four territory southern saskatchewan until next time on period belt art..
Ball & Buds
'Boxing News' ft. Combat Sports Insider Deon Clubbs (Ball & Buds Podcast Episode #13)
"Big terence crawford fan elephant in the room. Is we all want to see the task. Force earl spencer. Who is tasked. Crawford's bob arum aerospace is now heyman so let's pbc de espn top rank two different companies. And they don't talk that. Well bob air hill talk to somebody like eddie hearn's who's matchbox and that's why we're going to have the fury verse. Anthony joshua fight which will be happening soon helping the site but pack. I mean he has won. The belts task cropper. Only has one belt. Its way for our task offer to pillow more emphasis on how necessary that fight is to unify. Forty-seven welterweight division. I think if pack. Yeah winds i mean. Sorry one of the best boxers of all time but if he beats terence crawford somehow he'll solidified himself as how pound. I mean this may weather and then pack. Y'all right there for this generation. Yeah dan i honestly think that terence crawford will not come with the same protests when keith armand fault pack. Y'all was outclass outmatch. I'm saying a right now first clubs bangers clubs bangers on the list i care score for will win this fight In might go the distance. But i think tears crawford will will have pack yao dump by lisa sixth or seventh round. He starts a little later and then he wants he figures you out it's over with in pac l. Might be rabbi. He might be there with calmer. Gregor the wraps might be sectional. They all my internet things about life thing about how much they drink tonight before. Who knows what. I think pat will be going to sleep. Who could slum writer six or sound around that fight and crawford who have to belts. It'll be more if assist as far as him fighting Earl spencer fight really needs to happen for you have just one chance. I don't like all these these all. These belts and safety and buys are fine but we want one undisputed champion and had way divisions got right there startling towards that path with a anti josh will sisa fury and i think the wealth way forty seven trend towards that way hopefully by next year once cry a patio like trash that he has dispose disposable. Jettison get out here. that's to happen by next year. Oh yeah my brother. I completely agree. We got to have that match. We boxing match in our lives and i agree. I believe that terraced coffer will stop mini. Pack y'all i believe many we'll put up a good fight but yeah i don't think he has what it takes. I think he's a little too old to stop. Terence crawford crawford at the ball in booths. Podcasts he's really good. And i really like him and so yeah i think he's gonna stop him and i i hope so. I'm very excited. So we can have him versus like you said errol spence and see that joint in twenty twenty two fo the win- anyways so we have a huge fight coming up either this year next year. The heavyweight division is finally consolidating and we have tyson fury versus anthony joshua which will be the biggest fight in u. k. boxing history. So my friend. Tell me how we feel about the heavyweight division. How well they're doing art. We can't okay. Starts out first of all omar. Would you
Live Your Dreams Awake Podcast
"hearn" Discussed on Live Your Dreams Awake Podcast
"Acts hail envision a set of stairs in front of you step up on the first stare setting the intention you are going to see your hall of records as you stop up onto the second step invite your spirit guides loved ones and ascended masters to meet you at your hall of records as you step up onto the third step. You may start to notice different. Sounds smells migrations. You may feel a pressure in your left ear as you step onto the fourth. Step notice before you garden. This is your garden. You can.
Real Faith Stories
"hearn" Discussed on Real Faith Stories
"Is not go beyond with the holy spirit has shown. You don't do it. it's not that show. it's not a performance. It's service unto god and unto people. The people that he loves. What do you tell people that you've coached in this. Gifting that hesitate. They're like oh is that really you god. The proof is in the pudding brian. It's always putting an accurate member. Being very young in christ died giving my life to him and he would speak to me and he was showing things. And i would say lord please. This is not the place this is not the time for. Muniz sugars in god and i would ask. The father gave me a door. Shown me. Open up something so i can share with. This person ended never failed so it was never in my own strength. And that's the ease of but it's not me and i understand that. And so when. I hear the voice of the lord when he began to show pictures and then he went out. Who it's four. I just say lord opened the door. I became very natural with that. Were it was no longer. Fear is about me and the relationship. I have with my far father open door so had you tried to do it on your own. In other words you get a picture and then instead of asking the lord to open a door you would kind of interrupt somebody that you tried it that way. And it just didn't work well. Many times brian. And after falling flat on my face and understood lord that was embarrassing or blah blah blah news zero. You have to wait on me and conversation with god was what you told me to do it to say you said and you ask me. How do i share that. How do i say to the person or ashley to help you. so what. I love about gardens. Just like us without show okay. They're walking and we kinda watch them see what they're gonna do sometimes. Attorney had pecan sale your back..
Real Faith Stories
"hearn" Discussed on Real Faith Stories
"That was my confession time. I went to the doctor was more my confession when i'll go to the doctor's name looking like all kids doing good. We don't see any blood cells this week and i would look at them even with that report. God is going to me. Because i believe god made water. He may vivian. He can help me. I don't wanna have to have war to manage this it. That was my rationale. He's a hiller my resolve so doing the math real quick here. You are twenty three. When you got healed zach correct yes it all started at sixteen and so it was exactly seven years later i joined the military right after my nineteen earth which would have been my twentieth year so after i turned nineteen. Join the military well. It was at the age of twenty. Three when i received miraculously healing. So here it is. I have this this way about me. Wear i'm always drink of water and i understand. That's what i have to do yet. My confession was got is going to me. So it didn't bother me had been law euler when you join the military. Did they know that you had this issue. I had it under control now. They did interesting. So i got in under the radar. Sounds like it. Yeah because i got so good at managing it they did not know it and so i get into the military and at the age of twenty three. I'm in my.
Real Faith Stories
"hearn" Discussed on Real Faith Stories
"You are listening to the real faith stories. Podcast interviews with people who chose to boldly follow their faith. I'm your host brian robinson. Now let's meet our guest and hear their story. Vivian it is truly an honor to have you on real face stories. Thanks for being here today. And it's my pleasure. Brian thank you for inviting me. You have an amazing story about healing. Yes please share a bit about your back story. And let's talk about what god did in your life with respect to healing okay. It all started. When i was sixteen years old and being a young girl and of course growing and having puberty i was thinking. Okay what i saw was from that experience and that development. And that grub and what i discovered was it was not that normal stage of puberty. That was going on. And so i was having a daily experience of when i go to the restroom. Instead of seeing water being released from my body was being released and so initially. Brian i thought okay. I'm going through the cycle of life at that particular age in and so i didn't think about it but it continued to happen and so i got nervous. I got afraid. And i told my mom something is wrong and i didn't know how to talyor because i didn't know what was going on and so i said mom. Every time i go to the restaurant. I'm releasing blood. And then she said well maybe it's would. Young teenage was gold. Ruined i so come on. This is different. Because every time i go blood hispanic releasing some imams said show me and so the next time i went to the restroom. I showed that she was like we. Gotta get you to the emergency room immediately in. So she rushed me to the emergency room and we're not got a year. They said we don't think it's puberty and so. I was hospitalized for eleven days and every day they were examining me and one of the things. I would say to them. Brian was. It's not mice cycle monthly cycle and they was thinking. Well maybe it is maybe something. That's awesome so they would examine me every day and it kept knows no..
Balance of Nature
Middleweight boxer Marvin Hagler dies at 66
"Middleweights has died. Joe Stern reports. Boxing promoter Bob Arum said he was the most loyal, dedicated fighter he ever promoted. He was talking about marvelous. Marvin Hagler, who died Saturday at his home in New Hampshire Angler was the undisputed middleweight champ from 1982 1987 after winning the W B, a WBC and the ring middleweight titles from British boxer Alan Minter. Hagler finishes fight career 62 3 in two out doing Tommy Hearns, Roberto Duran, John Mugabi and mentor before losing a split decision to Sugar Ray Leonard in his final fight. He's a member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame and was only knocked down once in his professional career. Marvin Hagler Dead at the age of 66. Joel Stern,
WBZ Afternoon News
Marvelous Marvin Hagler, Middleweight Champion of the 1980s, Dies at 66
"Hagler, a champion middleweight boxing legend and Brockton native, died yesterday in New Hampshire. WBC. Suzanne Saz Ville got reaction from a Brockton boxer and gym owner who knew Hagler When we think about boxing and Brockton, the name Rocky Marciano comes to mind, but it's the city of champions and marvelous. Marvin Hagler was one of them. Has good position on new. Let me a lot of people around here lost money on that 1987 fight. I definitely think that very limbs stole fight from Marvin. I felt modern, won the fight. That's Marciano's cousin, Mike Cappiello, who fought out of the same Brockton. Jim as Hagler. Remember one time right before he thought Thomas Hearns. Remember, I did something wrong. He jumped right in the ring with me and gave me some instructions. So he's a good guy like that. There's already a statue of Marciano when Brockton and Cappiello thinks Hagler should get one, too, and he knows just where it should go spot for. That would be maybe over like it. Master story Community College where Marvin Hagler does have the scholarship fund over there.
WBZ Afternoon News
Marvelous Marvin Hagler, Middleweight Champion of the 1980s, Dies at 66
"Marvin Hagler, a champion middleweight boxing legend and Brockton native, died yesterday in New Hampshire. WBZ Suzanne Saz Ville got reaction from a Brockton boxer and gym owner who knew him When we think about boxing and Brockton, the name Rocky Marciano comes to mind, but it's the city of champions and marvelous. Marvin Hagler was one of them. That's a good decision on knew a lot of people around here. Lost money on that 1987 fight. I definitely think that very limbs stolen fight from Marvin. I felt modern. One fight. That's Marciano's cousin, Mike Cappiello, who thought out of the same Brockton Jim as Hagler. Remember one time right before he thought Thomas Hearns. Remember, I did something wrong. Jumped right in the ring with me and gave me some instructions. So he's a good guy like that. There's already a statue of Marciano when Brockton and Cappiello thinks Hagler should get one, too, And he knows just where it should go. Take a great spot for that would be maybe over like it. Master story Community College where Marvin Hagler does have the
AP News Radio
Boxing great Marvelous Marvin Hagler dies at 66
"April fifteenth nineteen eighty five Marvin Hagler and Tommy Hearns stage one of boxing's greatest fights it only lasted three rounds but it was nonstop action from the opening bell until Hearns finally was staggered along the ropes with referee Richard Steele calling a halt to the bout the buildup was massive with Hagler noting there was bad blood and I can you change the title of the trying it was a slugfest but the animosity was gone by fights finish his name is referring to and I think that's right there was the highlight of my career both had great careers and both are in boxing's hall of fame I'm David Shuster
WBZ Afternoon News
Marvelous Marvin Hagler, Boxing Legend And Brockton Native, Dies
"Marvin Hagler, a champion middleweight boxing legend and Brockton native, has died. He died yesterday at his home in New Hampshire. WBZ Suzanne Saz Ville got reaction from a Brockton boxer and gym owner who knew Hagler When we think about boxing and Brockton, the name Rocky Marciano comes to mind, but it's the city of champions and marvelous. Marvin Hagler was one of them knew a lot of people around here lost money on that 1987 fight. I definitely think that very limbs stolen fight from Marvin. I felt modern, won the fight. That's Marciano's cousin, Mike Cappiello, who thought out of the same Brockton Jim as Hagler. Remember one time before he What? Thomas Hearns. Remember I did something wrong. He jumped right in the ring with me and gave me some instructions. So he's a good guy like that. There's already a statue of Marciano in Brockton and Cappiello thinks Hagler should get one, too, And he knows just where it should go. Great spot. That would be maybe over like a massive story Community college where Marvin Hagler does have the scholarship fund over there. Suzanne Sarsfield, WBC Boston's news radio, and Hagler leaves behind his brother. Robbie Simms, who still lives in Brockton, and trains and works out at Cappie Yellows boxing
BBC Newshour
Looking back at the reaction to John Lennon's death 40 years ago today
"Today, the former Beatle John Lennon was killed in New York in an act of violence that shocked millions of his fans and then had been shot by a disturbed fan as he returned to his home the Dakota apartment building with his wife, Yoko Ono. Reporting live from the Dakota for BBC News at that time was Tom Brook 40. Years on Tom, who lives in New York, has been taking a very personal look back at his memories of that night and exploring Lenin's growing legacy today. Imagine where Snow heaven John Lennon's anthem Imagine is routinely performed by musicians and fans in Strawberry fields that section of New York Central Park dedicated to the former Beatles memory. Just across the street from the Dakota apartment building. 40 years ago, the Dakota was where John Lennon's life came to a sudden and horrific end. Millions of Americans first heard the news while watching Monday night football on the ABC network. Unspeakable tragedy. John Lennon, outside of his apartment building on the west side of New York City, shot twice in the back dead on arrival. It's half past six time for today. Good Good morning morning from from Brian Brian Redhead Redhead and and Libby Libby Purvis. Purvis. The The former former Beatle Beatle John John Lennon Lennon has has been been shot shot dead dead outside outside his his home home in in New New York York in in London. London. The The BBC's BBC's Today program was on the air, bringing first news of Lennon's death to British audiences. I had rushed to the Dakota found a public phone booth on West 72nd Street. Everyone around me. Lennon fans were crying soon I was on the air talking. Can you tell us exactly what happened. John Lennon was killed two hours ago. I got most of my information from talking to the literally hundreds of fans who are now congregating outside the Dakota building where they're going to hold on all night vigil, and it's a very weird scene indeed, because they're playing Lennon music. A lot of them are in tears and they're weeping on there, either stunned or they're hysterical. That seems like a long time ago and itwas over the years I've watched this journalist colleagues have covered the deaths of other pop culture figures, but none seem to bring forth the collective grief Witness with John Lennon. Celebrated New York photographer Bob Gruen was one of Lenin's friends. Well, the reaction to his death was worldwide. And it was such a shock. You know that he died, and then he died so violently. When all his life you've been talking about peace and trying to help others imagine peace. And here he was shot for that. But 40 years on the trauma has receded on John Lennon now has a new generation of fans some very young among them. 10 year old Yasha, Kigali's who I met in Strawberry Fields. I like the words and I like the music and I like the room and how it all goes together. I think that it's about something that is very important. Imagine novel the people today in these pandemic weary, conflict ridden times. Young musicians like Tom McKay, Hearn and Seattle really embrace Lenin's message. The fact that he emphasized love and peace and this idea of striving for something that doesn't currently exist. I still see that message is something that we need. Thinking about something that's beyond ourselves is just incredibly powerful. Not everything in relation to Lenin was wondrous. He could be mean and nasty, and he admitted that he abused women. None of this has really affected his legacy. If anything, his stature as a musician has grown since he died, it's still making an impact. As music journalist Jordan run talk explains. He has one of the truly great voices in rock history. And now you have artists like Liam Gallagher of Oasis and then modern bands like Tame Impala and cut worms who will get that very specific went and asked vocal sound because it's such a trademark. Hold someday join us. Today I live just four blocks from the Dakota. Sometimes I wander into strawberry fields. I think what I like most about Lenin was that he had an authentic voice. Not just musically. He did and said some stupid things, but he wasn't a fake something quite refreshing to ponder. In our age of endless posturing by politicians and celebrities. No problem.
LensWork
Photography Book Recommendations
"I love it. When readers asked me a specific question that. I haven't really given a lot of thought to because it causes me to have to think and to share things with you. So here we go. Here's an email I received dear, Brooks I hope you don't mind if I ask for a bit of your time but I'm just beginning photography and looking for some good books to take my work to the next level I'm not talking about technical stuff. That's all over the place it Amazon. But I'd love to find something more like your podcasts on the creative side of photography. Can you recommend some good books I should read? This is from a reader named Darrell. Will Darrell that is a fascinating question. and. It caused me to have to go back into my library and really look at. The books that I own I, probably have at last count about five thousand books in my personal library on art and photography. And you know. How do you narrow that down? But nonetheless, your email prompted me to do so and I think I've got a list here that I would be comfortable in recommending of feel a little guilty in little hesitant because. There are so many books that I didn't put on the list that have been influential in my photography. But I think all of these that I'm about to share with you or ones that you could develop a really solid foundation for your creative life with the ideas that are encapsulated in these books. And I've divided the list into two groups well, three groups really but. Mainly the two groups are the five short book recommendations for All photographers. And then I felt like I wanted to put together a list of longer books that need. Study as that are probably the kind of thing that will take decades to really absorb because they're bigger books but also because they have so many ideas. The five short books are ones that I think you could all approach fairly quickly and you would find them well worth your time. They're all relatively thin books, but as has so often been said be careful of thin books because they're dangerous once they are so distilled. To the essence of the ideas. That they're deceptively simple looking. But when you get into him, you find out that there's a tremendous amount of meat and potatoes, and that certainly exists with these five short books the first of which is. On being photographer by David Hernan Bill J I suspect many many of you listening podcast or already familiar with on being photographer partly because we published it. And you're already plugged into lens work through these podcasts. So you've probably heard of Bill J. and David hearn, his friend was magnum photographer. They approach me with the idea of having. US, published this book. Oh, Gosh twenty years ago now, and it's It's never been out of print since then it's just a terrific idea and a terrific book in this book, if you're not familiar with it, basically although build offers plenty of his opinions, he functions more as the interviewer for David and it's more like a conversation between these two lifelong friends about David's ideas about being a photographer and the pragmatics of being photographer not f stops and shutter speeds and not necessarily esoteric gallery stuff but just the life of being a photographer and what that's involved with and so many good practical ideas. So that's the first one again a thin book but packed with great ideas on being photographer, David Hurn and Bill Jay. The next one is same thing very thin book. It looked like you can read it quickly it will require the rest of your life to really understand it and it's called art and fear. By David Bales and Ted Orland Ted Orleans was pretty well known I. Think because he was an ansel Adams darkroom assistant early on and he's been around photography for a longtime David. Bayles also very smart guy the two of them have had a lifelong friendship and they put down their ideas about. The art life and the difficulties of the art life in this small book art and fear, but it is so packed with ideas.
QUEERY with Cameron Esposito
Interview With Elle Hearns
"My guest is L. hearns. L. Is the founder of the Marketer P Johnson Institute, and if you follow me on my socials which by the way. Why do you listen to this podcast and not follow me on my socials but if you do, you would have seen L. on my instagram during the share, the Mike Now Campaign we talk about that. But also the Marshall Institute and I was just incredibly grateful to L. for her time and In that takeover of my instagram and then also to come on the podcast. So please Andrey this episode. Feeling. Still No no no Caralis? Awesome. Why always have guests introduce themselves when you introduce your? So absolutely My name is l. her I am the founder and executive director the Marsha p Johnson Institute my pronouns are mandatory and they are she her in her and I am a native of Columbus Ohio. I've never heard somebody say my prone mandatory. Let's pretty cool. Is that is that a state is unafraid use often. I do I think we've kind of bought into this idea that. Are Nouns are available for interpretation as opposed to being ways that we honor not who we are but I, we expect others to honor who we are. So I let people know you know that my pronouns are mine I try my. Best, to respect others you know especially under the guise of assumptions we assume people's pronouns more than we like to admit. Sure. How do you navigate that in your life? Do you find that you often ask folks for their pronounced? Asked when we first met I, think you asked early very early in the conversation. Yeah. For me I interchange. So I go. Between, using gender neutral pronouns for people whose pronounce I'm not aware of or acts directly specifically more intimate interactions that acts but though. At intimate I use just neutral language to be as respectful as I can. So you like. So in that case, you're going to default to them what you're saying yeah. Yeah. You know I always ever. Do at at, it was very difficult for me because you know as a Trans Woman I came into this kind of larger understanding of transmits. After. Leaving jail, and so the pronouns that are used for you in jail are. Very different than the pronouns of the world and so you know just in my life even prior to jail in just different experiences that I had a pronouns where not necessarily something that I saw people. To define for themselves.
AP News Radio
Data: Congress created virus aid, then reaped the benefits
"At least a dozen lawmakers Democrats and Republicans have ties to organizations that receive some of the six hundred and fifty nine billion dollars from the paycheck protection program meant for federal coronavirus aid that's according to newly released government data under pressure from Congress and outside groups the trump administration disclosed some recipients car dealerships owned by Republican house members Roger Williams Vern Buchanan and Mike Kelly receive money so did a fast food franchise owned by Republican Kevin Hearn a law firm owned by the husband of democratic senator Jeanne Shaheen and the former law firm of democratic representative Matt Cartwright which employs his wife members of Congress and their families are not barred from receiving loans under the PPP and there is no evidence they receive special treatment I'm Julie Walker
Accelerate Your Business Growth
Powerful Everyday Opportunities To Persuade
"Today is no different. My guest today is Brian. A hearn. Brian is the chief influence officer at influence people. He is an international keynote speaker and specializes in in applying the science of influence everyday situations. Brian is one of only twenty individuals in the world, who currently holds the Chaldean Dini method certified trainer designation designation. Now trouble speaking back Brian's book influence people powerful everyday opportunities to persuade that are lasting and ethical is an Amazon bestseller, and is linked in courses have been viewed by more than ninety thousand people. Thanks so much for joining me today. Brian it's my pleasure Diana. Look forward to sharing with your audience. Well I look forward to this conversation that we're GONNA have now. For you. People actually stands for. Powerful everyday opportunities to persuade that are less than ethical, and I have to tell you that I I love that I. That is a really awesome. And so. My first question is, can you? Share some about why Understanding influence is something that is powerful. Sure. And thank you for the compliment on the acronym I. Don't remember when I came up with it, but when I did, it was like a light bulb coming on like holy cow. This is perfect for what I do. It's powerful because everything that we talk about and when I say we I talk about the other child, Dini trainers and myself specifically. Everything that we talk about is based on research. This is not Bryan Abrams. Good advice doesn't let me tell you what worked for me or look at. That person will work for them. This is based empirical data from more than seven decades of research from social psychology. More recently, behavioral Economics I would like in it to this. If you wanted to get healthy, you could talk to your neighbor, and they might give you some decent advice, but you'd be better off looking at what research has to say from Ab Exercise Physiology Dietitians and knowing that actually works on large numbers of people, and so that's why I say it's powerful. Okay and and you say it's an everyday skill. So can you explain that like? We, use the skill of influence every single day and I like to often say from womb to tomb. We are trying to get people to meet our needs. A baby doesn't know exactly what it's doing or why it's doing it. But when it comes out of the womb at cries, it might WanNa be fed or held or burp or changed, but it has a need. It's trying to get met, and as we grow into adults. We learn different ways that we try to get our needs met. Some people learn how to do it well and some don't but is a skill that we're using every day. And I often share a quote from a called to sell is human, which is written by Dan? Pink And in the BOOKIE, sites survey of more than seven thousand American business workers who were asked the question? How much of your day do you spend trying to influence? Persuade convince people not related to making sale,
Coming Out Stories
Patrick's Coming Out Story
"Come out to hear from Patrick who's now a successful Mike artist but he got relentlessly bullied for being gay or growing up in Northern Ireland. I identify as male And I I have an interesting journey with my gender I think because I started doing drag or Soy's drag when I was about fifteen stain kind of progressed. I moved to Manchester when I was eighteen on. I pretty much was wearing full. Face to makeup wakes clothes everything every single day. I think I am used to chester. Oh God I can do this. I'm free to to wear as much as I want. And where did you come from that? You can wear what you want. I grew up in Northern Ireland so I could and I did wanted by think I was always trying to be little bit. Respectful of my parents particularly my mom because she was a little bit uncomfortable at the time about me wearing makeup and bought me wearing weeks and and looking of the Yes. I moved to Manchester and it all sort of exploded e kind of all sort of mixed together. It wasn't really drag. I've never really done to the performances. I tried failed dressing. Dressing up was dressing up and still is for me now and I kind of stopped doing it for a very long time as my career is make posits kicked off. I didn't really have any time. I think there's a good three or four years where I didn't put any makeup on at all but now I'm at a point where I wouldn't even know what it's called I. I'm a man who is gay who likes to wear addresses woman. Sometimes but I don't see myself as a drag queen but juicy self is somewhere on the sort of gender fluid spectrum may be I guess so by just don't feel like home fits with me if you turn because everyone likes putting terms things. These days I would say gender fluid would be appropriate up you would prefer gender. Fluid suspended male. I don't really care. That's the thing that when people these conversations like I think about a lot but I don't ever think about all. This is the term that identify with the most. I'm just I'm just. I'm Patrick and some does I like to lady some days. I looked like a man. Will you go out shopping or go out and make you might just as woman? No I'm on? I think that's probably why the the line is in a sense. I'm why wouldn't see myself as being gender fluid for me? Gender fluidity is someone who I probably would have been more like eight nine years ago when I would go out house with makeup on and with silly outfits on in fact my what am I. University lecturer actually brought me into her office. University and asked me should be cool. You anything different remain is that do we give you a different name? Which would like different pronoun or anything? I thought no and I thought what she questions to ask my. I'm just wearing these clothes. I didn't understand why. Why did he was different? But looking back then I was definitely much more gender fluid whereas these days it's more just address up that's quite progressive really to serve. She was a lovely woman. What's your pronouns? So it's the right way about. Isn't it to actually ask the pers- yeah definitely definitely? I really appreciate. That looking back was a lovely thing of Helen. Do well done Helen so looking back. Can you remember the first time that you may be questioned your sexuality then to know why I think I always questioned bisexuality? Once I knew what sexuality was I knew I didn't fit into the normal. I remember having imaginary friends as really young boy and I always wanted them to be boys. I always wanted to be called Tom. Which is really weird because if my flatmate listen to this my flatmates called so I don't want him to think I have a thing for the boy called Tom. I always want to hug them. I always wanted them to be close. I remember it being because they were boys. We have family video of me when I was a kid. Really really young and our next door neighbor. Child I'm running around child's Charles like calling out for him because I was probably obsessed with and then I think I grew up and I realized what sexuality was. It was like. This is always something that I've thought I've always been attracted to boys and also the messages we getting about people that were male light boys of your school in. Belfast was yes I went to school. It's an all boys grammar. School in Belfast. Very up at south one of these kind of really wheaties for school. Everything around may was telling me that everything that I was into everything I was interested was wrong messages. Where you're hearing. I think proved very young age. I was always some other was like the victim of bullying in a sense. A growing up in Northern Ireland with a British accent With Army family and Camp. So you you were bullied for being English Bison Primary School it was always English and getting a degree because of my accents and then when I went to secondary school turned into A. You're you're gay. Boy Gameboy busted. Dumbo buster bums. The walls was always a catchphrase. That was said when people woods when I would walk down there the corridor. And how old were you I mean throughout secondary school. So from twelve onwards funny because I came out and primary school do yes. It is well. This is an early one. I asked boy to be my boyfriend in Palm. He's GonNa last year of Primary School. I come into how all that would have. Been eleven eleven. The education system is a little bit different Nolan. I think he leave a year or something later. I can't really remember that I recalled. I was very good friends with him and I found him. I won't spend my boyfriend so I asked him. I remember what he said. I gotcha I gave them a note. I remember I remember sort of slipping him tonight. What he boyfriend but I recall what happened after that however I do recall giving him a phone call after school to talk to him because we would every night and his mom picks up the phone and I said speech Cowan please. Is this Patrick. So yes said well. I've heard about this. Fancying thing the what Jamaican and she said. I need to stop disgusting for how this is coming from light. This boy's mum and this is probably one of the youngest coming has gazed. I've heard you were ten or eleven. You try to get a boyfriend boyfriend then. The mother intervene jess and that was kind of that was that because I I remember being on the phone. Remember sitting on my mom's bad being on the phone shutting down the phone. That may be thinking. Oh this is wrong because I didn't really think anything wrong. I guess at the time apartments quite just wants to boyfriend but he obviously thought something wrong with it because he went straight out his mother. I so God what happened with the friendship. I mean that was the end of primary school more or less. Oh I can't quite recall whether or not we stayed friends. We probably did stay friends but when I went to different school you know secondary school so I didn't speak to him again and then there was one boy from my primary school went to grammar school with mate and I remember saying. Don't tell anyone like about the stuff that was kind of kept hush hush and then he's not telling people but don't but not until like our second year of secondary school and then everything's coming out and then I saw his playing to little bit. Once I came to terms with my sexuality and I was afraid of. I think I've sort of jumped straight into it in the sense that I had a boyfriend. I think had my first boyfriend when I was fourteen. Thirteen fourteen and he lived around the corner from my house. So we get the school bus with each other so you did you ever have any girlfriends it right into the boys in primary school. I have so many girlfriends yoga. Yeah in fact. I really love laser device. Full circle moment recently. That my my my main girlfriend primary school I have makeup for recently mostly. Nice but they would just like playing Casey chases and primary school and yeah. It's a secondary school and I had my first boyfriend when I was about fourteen and the dramas about cost because I actually joined the cadet force and my my secondary school And he was one of the one of the sergeants and he was older he must have been bus eighteen when I was about fourteen to. Everybody obviously found out about what was that reaction. Then if they like previously recalling Ubembe boy and abusing you because you are and then they found that you actually had a boyfriend in school and the school in the catas- when I think about those that are times I think buckle news stories. You know. It wasn't all that bad. I got grief everybody. Everybody has something to say. I was ostracized from everybody apart from my very very close knit friends. But I didn't ever quite lucky in a sense I never have enough. I didn't get that much abuse a on me although to be ostracized by the majority of your school colleagues. It's got to be very alienating. Very lonely place to be as well. I think actually is probably the most difficult people some of the teachers to accept or not so. I remember one of my house shooter. Whoever he was obviously being be is to shave my eyebrows off and draw them on again. Of course course I getting a lot of people about and he looks at you. You're not really helping yourself are you. And that was his way of dealing with them. Just GonNa Suck my teeth now just very much that I think about. There's so many stories from my school The head of pastoral care at my school he told my best friend. My best friend was crazy like a piece of artwork and included a picture of the two of us in makeup and to be pulled birth bus into into the school officer. Talk about the fact that we harangue makeup in this picture and he's holding my friend Anton. The Envy's children turned out to be. He gave that he would assign them not the head of Pastoral Care School. Well he's in the wrong job. I know awful. Man Said no support tool then from anyone in terms of authority figures. Yeah but I think very much. My my school wasn't a great place to be gay and with what was this. The nineties noughties The northeast expansively. Brezler not a Northern Ireland so back in in the way I mean. They've only just got marriage. Equality abortion right. Yeah exactly Hallelujah. Thank God but they're so backward. I think of my Johnny was coming out with a little bit easier than of my friends because my family are English. Not to say the Ron. Lots of very supportive very open Irish people because of course there are but I guess my family went as religious especially my dad and I didn't really have thought that traumatic past of of living in Northern Ireland. So what stage did you come out to your parents. Bearing in mind the trying to get boyfriend at the age of ten in progress and then got one by fourteen. I'm guessing he came out quite early to them you well. I came out to my Mama earlier. My Dad moved away to Luxembourg when I was about twelve. I think he moved off work. So this basically he. He wasn't really on the on the scene so I think I was about sixteen came onto him by counts. My Mum probably about twelve thirteen and it was a conversation again. Sat on the same bad. I phoned Calgary from. I couldn't say the words I remember trying to say. I think I'm gay and not being able to say gay and saying I I tell you but I caught sight yet and Saying oh I don't know and then going through listen different questions than eventually. We got to that. She's like Oh you gay. Yes yes let's sets and okay right. I think you're a bit young. So maybe we'll have this conversation when you're older okay. So then every now and then it was a diesel thinking guy and that was. That was pretty much for my mom. I mean my mom was always quite supportive. It's my my older sister is guy I was. My sister had the real hard time coming out so I could. So she came out. I know she came out later. I came up so see is five years older than me. Okay I think she was about nineteen twenty when she came out and it was traumatic. My mom would always say my gay people. I might like gay man. I just can't stand spins. And that was her catchphrase and she's very very much the complete opposite of that now. My sister's marriage has a little boy. My mom loves my sister. I think that's just Hearn prejudice her and
Ferrall On The Bench
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