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AP News Radio
A real zoodunit: Monkeys found but mystery deepens in Dallas
"Two monkeys missing and apparently taken from the Dallas zoo have been found safe. I'm Ben Thomas, with a look at what's been going on. The emperor tamarin is a small striking looking monkey with long white, sweeping whiskers, like a handlebar mustache, or perhaps Dr. Seuss lorax, two were discovered missing from the Dallas Sue on Monday, their enclosure cut. Dallas police say they received a tip and found the pair in an abandoned home in nearby Lancaster to the south. But the mystery about what's going on at the zoo is getting deeper. Incident state back a few weeks when a clouded leopard went missing, its enclosure also cut. She was found the same day, but so was a gash in the enclosure for langur monkeys. None of them got out. Later an endangered vulture was found dead in circumstances to zoo's president called very suspicious. Meanwhile in Louisiana, 12 squirrel monkeys were taken from the zoo on Sunday and investigators are considering whether there might be a connection. No arrests have been made to this point. I'm Ben Thomas.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Bringing the Bible to Life with Katie Miller of 'Sight and Sound'
"You are the what, you're the head of Sight & Sound theaters. What is your official title? I'm the director of marketing communications. You're the head of marketing and communications close enough. You're the grandchild of the folks who founded site in sand. Now, people who are just tuning in who don't know what this is. Give us the synopsis of what is Sight & Sound. Sure. So Sight & Sound is based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and we are coming up on celebrating in just a couple of years, 50 years of what we call bringing the Bible to life on stage. So we have two theaters, one in Lancaster, when in Branson, Missouri, they are large theaters, and we are known for bringing Bible stories to life. And when you say they're large theaters, that's the classic Christian understatement like the humble Christian. They're large theaters. They're huge. They're gigantic. They are really huge. They are. And let's be honest. Yeah, they're 2000s. Gigantic. 2000 seats, we have a 300 foot wraparound stage so these stories, you know, we want to do these stories justice. So they come to life. The audience is really in the middle of the story that's happening. Okay, so the big news is for the first time ever, you guys are coming out with a movie. Yes. Okay. And that's a Christmas movie called I heard the bells. It is. And we are so beyond excited about it, and we can't believe it's finally here. Now, before we talk about that, which is the big news, the headline, I heard the bells, the film. You are also airing on TBN Joseph. We are. Now, and when is that airing? The 25th of November. Coming up here. It's coming up every day. November 25th on TBN at 8 and 10 p.m. Eastern Time, TBN is airing Joseph. So before we get into, I heard the bells this big Christmas movie. Tell us a little bit about Joseph because obviously this is in a few days. Yeah. So Joseph hasn't been live on one of our stages for quite some time, but it is one of my favorite shows that we produce. And one of my favorite stories. If you're familiar with the story, you know what happens. But watching Joseph B kind of torn apart from his family, the life that he leads and then the power of forgiveness and reuniting with his family for giving his brothers seeing his father again. It is just an incredibly moving story and one of my most favorites. So we're super excited to be partnering with TBN again.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Driver Plows Into Sheriff’s Recruits in L.A. County, Injuring 25
"We're following some breaking news for you out of Los Angeles county. This is in Whittier, California, where a lot of law enforcement recruits were out on a morning run. We're being told that a driver plowed into the group at least 22 officers were hit 14 of the recruit suffered minor injuries. We understand that as many as 11 are critically injured, we don't know much about the driver other that he was going the wrong way on the road, we don't know if this was intentional. There are still getting all the information this is unfolding even as we speak. We'll be checking them with our good friend pastor Paul chapel out of Lancaster baptist church. We were scheduled to have him on another story, but he has a lot of, a lot of law enforcement personnel are members of the church there, and maybe he'll have some information for us a little bit later on. But again, folks pray for these law enforcement recruits that are being treated right now. What a disgusting thing. And I mean, the first question is this part of the defund the police terrorism. I mean, and we don't know. We don't know, but we're going to find out.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Sight & Sound Theater's Katie Miller on New Film 'I Heard the Bells'
"It that you all decided to make a film a Christmas film? This one is called, I heard the bells. Yeah, so we, you know, from the very beginning, film has been a part of our story. My grandparents founded Sight & Sound. In many ways, by accident, but through using multimedia. It was a multimedia slideshow back in the 60s. They kind of helped us get our find our footing, if you will. And ever since then, media has been a part of what we do. So whether we are filming stage shows for things like broadcasting on TBN, or media in the actual shows themselves projection, giant LED screens, all these different elements that help to bring these stories to life. Media has been a part of what we've done. And as we felt the lord several years ago calling us to expand, we weren't sure at first truthfully, was it like, is it another location? What does this mean? What does this look like? And we really started to feel this call towards telling stories beyond the stage and beyond the Bible. There are so many historical true stories that are powerful. That are waiting to be told. And so this launch into Sight & Sound films, this new branch that we have launched this past year and our debut film I heard the bells is our first step towards that, what we feel like the lord is calling us towards in the future. Not that theaters is going anywhere. That will remain exactly what it has been. So the theaters are in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and Branson, Missouri. Yeah. Okay. But if people want to find you all online, where do they go? You're a site dash sound dot com.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Katie Miller Tells Us About Sight & Sound Theater
"Back, Katie Miller. Hello. It's good to see you. People, some people will remember you. You are the what, you're the head of Sight & Sound theaters. What is your official title? I'm the director of marketing communications. You're the head of marketing and communications, close enough. You're the grandchild of the folks who founded site in sand. Now, people who are just tuning in who don't know what this is. Give us the synopsis of what is site and sound. Sure. So Sight & Sound is based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and we are coming up on celebrating in just a couple of years, 50 years of what we call bringing the Bible to life on stage. So we have two theaters, one in Lancaster, when in Branson, Missouri, they are large theaters, and we are known for bringing Bible stories to life. And when you say they're large theaters, that's the classic Christian understatement like the humble Christian, they're large theaters. They're huge. They're gigantic. They are really huge. They are. Let's be honest. Yeah, they're 2000s are gigantic. 2000 seats, we have a 300 foot wraparound stage so these stories, we want to do these stories justice. So they come through life. Hundred foot wrap around. And the answer is really in the middle of the story that's happening.
AP News Radio
Aaron Carter dies at 34
"Singer rapper Aaron Carter has been found dead at his home in Lancaster California He was 34 I'm Archie's are a letter with a look at his career Aaron Carter was not even 13 when Aaron's party come get it was a hit His music was in rotation on Disney and Nickelodeon and he opened for Britney Spears Carter also was a regular on the TV show Lizzie McGuire finished 5th on Dancing with the Stars and appeared with his brother Nick Carter of the Backstreet Boys and their siblings on the reality show House of carters Aaron Carter said in a 2000 AP interview he regularly dealt with fans using him to get to Nick Sometimes I'll be like wait what about me Fans
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
The Legacy of Churchill
"We talked about you and I with Steven Smith about the play and about whether or not Tudor England made Richard the second out to be a worse man than he was. What do you think about that after you read Churchill in compared to the play, doctor art? Well, not as bad. Well, Shakespeare presents him as a foolish man. Yes. Churchill agrees with that. Because what did he do? He exiled two people and then confiscated the wealth of one of them. And since used the money to send troops off to Ireland. So he was unprotected and he left one of the people exiled with a deep grievance. And so that was Machiavelli one O one would tell you not to do that. And he drove them into it. John had gone is a big character in this period of time. And he's a power in Lancaster in the county of Lancashire or my wife comes from. My wife's daddy was high share of the blankets, which means he was the official in charge of Lancaster castle, which is John a cons gasoline still stands.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Caller: The Importance of Preparedness
"I come from someplace where you can not prepared for the disaster. That you were there just last week. Lancaster, California. I was raised in I lived in Lancaster and raised all in Southern California. I was there for the big winter, the earthquake, northridge, but I've been on them. Those who can't prepare for, you can prepare and hope that you are prepared, whereas something like this, like today, I know we're not going to get hit all that bad maybe. We might get some pretty good rate, but at the same time, I'm going out and check by generator and make sure it has fuel. I'm going to check my backup fuel. I'm also going to check the fuel and all my vehicles. I'm also going to put some items down in the basement. That if we have to evacuate to the basement that we have water, we have some munchies and things like that. This is something that is just, it's been green because yeah, are they going to be right? Maybe. Are they going to be wrong? Who knows? I would rather much rather be prepared than caught. Randy years ago, there was a hurricane or tropical storm about to plow and die. I think it was Galveston or Corpus Christi, Texas. And we were doing live anchored coverage. I was on the anchor desk. This was back at Fox News. And we actually had some guy call in, and they had evacuated everybody, but this guy decided to stay put and he refused to even let his family evacuate so the guys calling from the attic of his house and he was asking what to do and I'm like, buddy, you know, you need to be calling 9-1-1, not Fox News channel. And the reality he said he called 9-1-1 and they said nobody could come and get him. And I'm like, well, hold on, let me see what pillow rielly's up to. We'll sit down the chopper for you. I mean, what a moron. You know, to your point, you gotta, if they're telling you to evacuate, look evacuate. Go ahead and take a day or two and better safe than sorry.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Charlie Confronts the Deconstructionist Doctrines Poisoning Politics
"If you do not teach children that certain things are true, then where does it stop? You have a Supreme Court Justice that can not give you definitive answer of what is a man and a woman and guess what? That is the furthest right now and it will go even crazier. Extrapolation of deconstructionist ideology. At every turn tries to make you doubt question and tear apart things that we know are fundamental to existence that we know are essential to our survival. You see that in the whole transgender movement. You see that where all of a sudden we have the blurring of lines where Pennsylvania's own at University of Pennsylvania, the death of women's sports where you had the man who thinks he's a woman, all of a sudden be the 462nd best swimmer overnight transition to be a woman and win the NCAA championship. Why would that not be wrong? See, we as Christians have an answer. We have two answers. Number one, I want compassion for the person who thinks they're in the wrong body. I want treatment for that person and most importantly, I want their soul that we want for Christ. But secondly, that doesn't mean we have to all of a sudden rearrange the rules of the game to allow cheating. We as Christians believe cheating is wrong. Both things can be simultaneously true because we as Christians and most societies are not able to articulate this, but the Bible tells us when you have strength you are morally called, in fact, you are required to protect the not as strong.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Why the Constitution Is the Greatest Political Document Created
The Charlie Kirk Show
Charlie Speaks at Dayspring Christian's 'Remember America' Series
"And last week I was in boulder, Berkeley and Cal state Fullerton. So it's a lot different of a reaction. I know some of you are booing, totally understandable, right? You should boo Berkeley. It's a very dark place to give you an idea how dark Berkeley is. I had to bring a deliver in sky with me. Just in case. Victor marks, if you know who I'm talking about. But here's the amazing thing. And there's something so special happening in our country. When I visited Berkeley in boulder last week, we had a major problem. And it wasn't antifa. It wasn't all that nonsense. We couldn't find rooms big enough to fit all the students that wanted to come to our events. On campus. Very special. So I traveled 330 days last year all across the country. I'm doing three podcasts today, a couple hours of radio. And I'm in the education space, but a little different than day spring. I go to hostile territory and try to spread truth where there is none. And tonight, we get to celebrate and support a place that is full of truth and full of light for liberty. It's a little different, but the same thing, really, because we're trying to raise up a generation to understand what they've been given. We as human beings all have a lot in common. One of the things we all have in common is that we've all been born into a world we did not create. So we're born into a set of circumstances that are not our own. And boy, are we blessed to be born in the set of circumstances in the United States of America? And that statement alone is agreed upon by basically all of you. But it's now wildly controversial to say that in most schools today. In fact, it's four and it's a concept that most young people when I come and I talk about how America is the greatest nation ever to exist in the history of the world, how the constitution is the greatest political document ever written. They want to believe it because in the soul of a person is a yearning to want to actually love the place that you're from. But there's this disconnect between all the propaganda that they've been led to believe and first what they are all of a sudden hearing what they know to be true. And I think one of the reasons for that is actually
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
David McCormick and Mehmet Oz Locked in Tight Race for GOP Primary
"At the end of last night, Dave was down 2000, 752 votes, meaning Tuesday night. Today, roughly 10,000 out of 33,000 absentee ballot votes were counted, and we, meaning the McCormick campaign, averaged a 10% victory, closing the gap by 1509 votes. Dave is now only down 1243 votes with an estimated 20,000 GOP absentee votes left to count. Dave is going to win. You'd rather be Dave McCormick with those numbers, and that trendline and you'd rather be Doctor Oz, and both Dwayne and I did the algebra. It's a ratio and of course Dwayne got it right and I got it wrong. But when we compared notes, it looks like. If everything holds the same, that at the end of round one, there'll be a recount. Mandatory recount McCormick should win by 2200 votes. I had him winning by 409 votes, and I had the wrong denominator. There are a couple of horses in there that might come close, but not close enough. One is Lancaster county's all screwed up. Another is Allegheny county is not all absentee ballots are out. There they have 30 odd precincts that have been counted. But Allegheny county is Dave McCormick's home, so one would have shown he's going to win those. But we'll know more tomorrow morning and we'll know a lot more Monday and then there will be a
AP News Radio
Printing errors mar mailed ballots in Oregon, Pennsylvania
"Printing printing printing printing errors errors errors errors Mar Mar Mar Mar mail mail mail mail in in in in ballots ballots ballots ballots in in in in Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon in in in in Pennsylvania's Pennsylvania's Pennsylvania's Pennsylvania's primary primary primary primary elections elections elections elections holding holding holding holding up up up up some some some some vote vote vote vote counting counting counting counting election election election election officials officials officials officials say say say say thousands thousands thousands thousands of of of of mail mail mail mail ballots ballots ballots ballots will will will will have have have have to to to to be be be be hand hand hand hand counted counted counted counted and and and and remarked remarked remarked remarked which which which which adds adds adds adds delays delays delays delays to to to to some some some some hotly hotly hotly hotly contested contested contested contested races races races races like like like like the the the the Republican Republican Republican Republican primaries primaries primaries primaries for for for for Senate Senate Senate Senate and and and and governor governor governor governor in in in in Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster County County County County Board Board Board Board of of of of elections elections elections elections chief chief chief chief Christa Christa Christa Christa Miller Miller Miller Miller every every every every now now now now and and and and then then then then we we we we have have have have received received received received will will will will be be be be counted counted counted counted there there there there will will will will not not not not be be be be a a a a valid valid valid valid out out out out there there there there that that that that is is is is not not not not counted counted counted counted that that that that is is is is supposed supposed supposed supposed to to to to be be be be she she she she says says says says the the the the printer printer printer printer used used used used the the the the wrong wrong wrong wrong I I I I decoded decoded decoded decoded at at at at least least least least twenty twenty twenty twenty one one one one thousand thousand thousand thousand mailed mailed mailed mailed ballots ballots ballots ballots only only only only a a a a third third third third were were were were scanning scanning scanning scanning properly properly properly properly in in in in Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Clackamas Clackamas Clackamas Clackamas county county county county about about about about half half half half the the the the ballots ballots ballots ballots sent sent sent sent to to to to voters voters voters voters included included included included a a a a blurry blurry blurry blurry bar bar bar bar code code code code that that that that can't can't can't can't be be be be read read read read by by by by machines machines machines machines I'm I'm I'm I'm Julie Julie Julie Julie Walker Walker Walker Walker
AP News Radio
Maryland's Sen. Chris Van Hollen treated for minor stroke
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The Charlie Kirk Show
Pennsylvania School Board Member Calls Parents 'Village Idiots'
"There's this incredible op-ed that was written by Richard Robinson. Which is probably never heard of him before. I hadn't either until this story came out. He is a school board member on the York suburban school district board. That is in York county, Pennsylvania. Now, I know your county better than most. It is not a suburb of Philadelphia. It's out about a little bit west of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. It's in a more rural part of Pennsylvania. It's about an hour and a half north of Baltimore is where York is. And not far from Harrisburg. The state capitol. Well, this school board member, Richard Robinson, wrote a op-ed an opinion piece. He said, no, I do not work for you parents. York suburban school district board member, Richard Robinson wrote an op-ed. He said that the ability to be able to show up to school board meetings is the following. The provision gives residents of a school district the chance to vent their spleens about exorbitant taxes or demand subjects be taught properly the way they were during the most frigid period of the Civil War. In the past, more often than not nobody showed up, but not these days as social media outlets and national news broadcasts and our local newspapers tell us school boards are now the new battleground in the fight for America's future amen they are. This bothers Richard Robinson, he says parents who show up and give public comment have, quote, the collective intelligence of a village idiot. Now remember, this guy wrote this. He's not some mistake. It's not some caught on camera Mike. No, he wrote this in an opinion piece. Some members of my community. Here is my community. Appear to interpret this part of broad board meetings as the occasion to tell board members, why they have the collective intelligence of village idiot, and how the school district ought to be addressing real problems. He continues by saying far too many elected officials have shown over the past two years that the consent of the governed is a little more than an inconvenient speed bump on the road to advancing their unpopular agendas. Mocking and dismissing the concerns of community may be cathartic for petty dictators, but it's not a path to electoral success. This is what Nicole Neely said in response to Richard Robinson. She said that and she runs the parents defending education. This article continues. Richard Robinson by saying, with all due respect to the men and women who come up to me and say, I'm a taxpayer you work for me. Robinson the school board member says, no, I don't. I don't work for you. I was elected by the people who voted to represent you. What? No, so I don't work for you. I was elected by the people who voted to represent you.
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"lancaster" Discussed on Rap It Out
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"lancaster" Discussed on Rap It Out
"Music and we go along and this is what i expect from music. This is all i need from. You is to meet new people into and this is the this is one of the most beautiful chains ahead so in the best and in the future ohio to get more days chances most definite and i go with that one and i know and i'm sure more and more people will will ask the opportunity. Hopefully i'll get to see more. Maybe see you On national tv. Maybe we help sell. We ought to be down on wheel to show music. And was we everyone. We can't and to find more people interested in what we did. End kanawha maybe two. Maybe three or more by music about what we think about music. How with thing. We have going to music away. We want to do music. He's always this cova in new ways and odd the way to do music. It's the only way of. It's the definitely the only way to renew our stuff to renew our portfolio so a kids is the best way to stoke like days about music. I'm always interested in shots token about nine that likely to token simply about music. That's what i love about doing massive. That's why the upgrade from podcast. So i could do this. Thank more of this and we both benefit. Oh i love it in some exciting. Because it's like a virtual field trip. I guess he you you you are going to know so many people from the word doing jen. Different stuff itself. That's that's coupe is full Third and some people from the uk was really nice. I got some funny. If we're when when people from the british they have that kind of strong accent. The very strong nightly i. I knew eople from manchester and from liverpool They've got a quite strange exit because kenya Breach strong like folk like the pool like like that and cows from liverpool won a pre strange and sale the the the size of the country. Uk as gone too many accents between another one. Yeah most definite i'll dan. We're going that long then. My god i now just looking at the clock and welsh it. Don no problems while down but i do want to really thank you And again non to meet you and to be doing this And also would you fall to the inline said about the social media links which by the way I totally forgot to say this to you. the credit solemn. Basically this is your time to shut out anyone anything Show any social media. Which by the way. Please don't need those social media. Lang's email them to me and of course anybody wanna give to any two people out there who are just starting music and yet just go for it of course so i. I'm by say that people that can would like to listen to music Dig it on spotify and every provider on the internet Than we've got to beijing too many pages on facebook doncaster's dot bend and on instagram lancaster's underscore bent so it's quite simple to reach long custody on online so we all dad and a music will be out soon so as come up. Let's come to find us dolphin. Listen to music out tunes fleas fli ankles those again. Please send me those. I would send it to you cold Oh my god In only check them out for real avenue speaking to them out there. Who's who's hopefully this yummy. Took him out for real though. If you're not then get outta bed and listen. Check out the music go to bed. Airplanes amelie will Signed but the thing i said earlier about the buys that was that was done. He laughed but he didn't leave. Probably go out or something but This is the actual thing of against checkup to my socials. Everything's o'brien all podcast. And stay tuned for more to come from me and thinking so much watching and i hope you guys had a good time. It helped you have good time talking. And i certainly did. I had a good time to so. I'm pretty happy to be there. Nice that's awesome and yeah the closest island. The good null thank you thank you. Thank you guys so much on and thank you for being here to do those and patient with me and i'll think everybody soon whatever day or night whatever times are having a good one secret him by everybody.
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"lancaster" Discussed on Rap It Out
"I'm excited. Here you're showcase later I was sent me you off the cool You will hear it you you you will have the chance to listen for first time optimisation of good night so the single which is going to come down made it fourteen cell. I made Piano solo version of their song. Oh amazing i'm so excited eh. Yeah it's a little softer than the original one buck. I think that's the way to see the some away to really Okay i see you making moves making big moves and you make it a back the reds. What is your favorites onto. Made my favorite song. But you are the man made. That's where i am picking favorites guys'll Guys candidate phrase rome last album i think powder powder which is uh slow rocker through darkness and and black starved and through through the degrade. Nothing so we really did Astara michael through the solid systens a two story about switch stars and i like to describe a like a journey to to help so i would like to describe the journey through like a journey through sky which is opposite. You too all right. His favorite wasn't favorite album. That you or your band need the thing that fish lanka's boom makes us appear So i'm going to say the lancaster's not because i'm ben made and i really dig lancaster. I really don't don't get me wrong. I don't want to be in. Bonn my wife thing itself so i would like say the first will because i really found what i'm going to do for next year and i owe a will come. You're newer and stranger and crazier and all that matt together so dc. The very start to start. i needed. We need so this is so we do prefer those what that and i do prefer. I can tell by myself and now tonight's cube again. Your faces pros you're becoming an ice cube. Okay while this dude way legs to be frozen evidence. Yeah you turn tonight frozen again. So i think that's technology step is has really reached splash. I think right now the bars pretty high and if it goes on me hire them. Am i imagine do something horrible golly but I do actually want to say. Thanks for being patient with me. You're very patient. And i'm even now. This wasn't the most practical thing article interview I want to say thank you. Thank you so much for having me. When i heard about you i was like okay. So it's a ban now. Okay okay okay okay. It's been a while. I think that's on the band and i was like okay. This is going to be new. But would i'm determined to me. Have i'm determined to meet them and determined to music too. Because i've i i wasn't expecting that kind of interest in my music by by something cold rented out but i think that we go along because we have a music the same thing so we also set seems music researcher and we are through music with that golfing. We'd the whole body and we law of music. So i'm pretty happy to to to be with you me too. And why don't you be shot. That was interesting. I mean. I'm always happy to do. Artists allowed you be shocked that i would be interested in music than you think. I was like into modern stuff. You go into modern stuff. And i wouldn't i would think it was too cold it then. Sodium god surprised when you said he was shocked when i asked you but the interview that was interested. And as i'm wondering. Did you think i was into modern music and i only did modern artists. Who's at the case. Then that is the that. Sorry about the audio. The audio is glitch. In very very odd so i can. I can't hear you very well. sorry can make another sign same questions so repeated. Why will you stop. And i was interested by use up by that. I'm just curious. Why were you shocked. Because because the okay. Because i'm always interested in Other people from other generators or other people from from far of blazed his way to think way to leave interested in my music and i. I'm interested in question They going to make to me. That's always every time interesting to me at this time may be one of the most interesting because and we we talk about my music your.
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"lancaster" Discussed on Rap It Out
"And i love wait fabrizio because it was quite different between it quite different from uva singer in the same decayed so I really love it. We also have wetter reports Because of the reefs and kind of Arab eisc they made during the song Quite hot it's quite a hard. Listen but whether bought are. I think they've got the most peculiar grooves in a history of progressive rock or other stuff like amazon lake component about the first very first then they've got to cheesy offing. My seem both in my view. It's true i think they would label them as tv. I think i think now that the main now label them as he already have the patent solves. Let's put them as cheesy ban due to manny notes songs out made by three notes sometimes and import guys so we need only. It's only a needed. But i've got to be the right three now. I think if you go past three you're officially cheesy thing. If you go past three was go. What's your cheesy them. Listen say for right now safely. Go past three and you get marcus cheesy. That's label forever. That's what you'll be on a need. I think it keeps only one album when you when you make an boom into to philly with everything like think about brain salad surgery which is a good album but very old for against Wall was the second one Talkers from seventy two. Which was a thing the most high boyne of that band so so i think that it needs only one of them to get that label. So if you are cheesy for one album your cci forever Imagine they only made one album. They didn't make any more cheesy them. Would that be considered them so they only made one album in. They didn't anymore with that. Them refined make only one album. Manton Let's think in your brain zach that saying again from either bends if i if i if i were doing reliable what go my i would i would do. N't may be. It's quite difficult because thing the first donovan out from uk. Tell a secret psychedelic but no. It's it's looked cross over between beat and psychedelic. So i got sixty feeling so if you if you if you do me that question i will wait up. A sixty seven is boomer celery. That's fine that's fine. And i met some your folks. I met some new. Uk goes. I mean some of them. I guess Majority like twenty five percent of the people. I david from the canes. Let's me now. I really love the way. They makes that albums. So i really love. Uk sounds from sixties and seventies so He might think. I better be a it may be. I think i better be born in. Nineteen forty four to twenty in the sixty four. Wow imagine that rail quite strange weird. I think we can leave them as we're for now put their permanent now I'm gonna make you pick favorites favorites what's your instrument. Do you play any instruments. Or i don't know if you i'm playing gets off with on costa's And i think steve is the bass player. Fred is the drum player. So we ought to you. And i'm the lead singer guitarist. Dig it because the big utah is my federal. I remain so wait. Lancaster i i can focus on a very well. It's quite awa- quite rough to here because when you when you listen to a band with seeks or seven band members of you you hear the full the the whole thing coming from the stage and i like to insert the kind of stereotype things when i play. So i'm used. I do play its way And the i and to feel the stage we might sound and then we doing The the sound check We we come through way. The other levels Based on the guitar level so we tried to make it die wrecked from the stage and as soon as huge as we can so The three of the poetry or the comes from the stage nothing else. Oh i really love what guitar allowed to me. I loved the guitar which i learn how to play. But i love it. I love the end piano up of those. Those two ryan my favorites. Already dig a hammond organ and uh fender rhodes. Piano.
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"lancaster" Discussed on Rap It Out
"A night to the future because we let down our overdrive at ford I'm talking about the next the next work we're going to do and we're about to write new songs. We've got the seek spray production And other sikhs deferred six one recorded on tape and the second one recorded in digital. So we've got a more abacha of modern trucks and a bunch of quite t. h. one ones we We do we. We are trying to make that kind of sound so john not so neuronal. Not only zap sounds Songs or not only modern songs. We are trying to melted together and mak- you kind of the lancaster sound so we are trying to to get laid defriend kind of sounds and we are trying to push it to the limit Also over the rock meeting mehta ones and experimental ones also seem to size those not only a guitar bass drums. We are trying to match every together and try to see what happens we really don't know about. We are about to write it. So why don't why don't we try. Why don't we. We can experiment whatever we like. So i'm mean that's a good thing to have seen size a Besides stage to us three times during the concept or a jonah song we came up to bring a gano up on our stage because our fannies quite small so we are trying to think the way we will bring it to live to stage but with two different sounds on this album and so we try to get out from the mir rock and roll to go through more than rock c. in lancaster way so draws so many throwbacks into seventies to falls to squish sound on drums Like ballrooms wine We are experimenting and not only Not only zeppelin. Also maybe through molten rock like taming. Bala like poems from australia. We do live kind of sex. Gotcha gotcha Experimenting with different sounds and overall your man so unique and different. And i love. I love the kind of music where experimenting i love although my my favorite things about me as a experimenting and trying out new sounds and producing new ones nice. That's called Of course In it's very mazing. Nate with the tape because we produce everything on tape and we're going to produce everything on tape when we are about to go through the sessions. I mean reproduction on may two in riyadh room. So we've got three call it using digital way digital devices like Combat as Stuff like that When we go through the various session to vary Album session We always choose to use the eight track on offense tape or wanting state like in the sixties but is in more than sound. We have We are thinking about it because the modern that go through vintages the first experiment we would like to. Let's put. that's pretty cool. That the main thing are kind of saint for me. I think And so Were you born around rock musical. You born around there or your Was your family in toronto Richard community into music or did rock music. Like come on your own Few friends interrupt music. Maybe only ones Play three four people my My full best friends. I a edged country and the no way to express ourselves like autism. So i've always been mateen wade full friends of goal and lancaster's One of dee's because we knew each other scenes offing twenty nine hundred zero nine. It's been ten years from the and i'm very happy about it because they are true friends and We we kind Grow grown together so I'm quite happy about because my few friends but good friends and that's the thing. I need that kind of people. So i i don't need to be from the country from my village from cte from the nearby city. I i need the the people to play and we always talked about a few of them. Work a war in the music business a day have second jobs and job to Something to spend music kia but we think about that that way to do music like Professional musicians and we've always fit folk up fo the body that way so a few of them walk into music by the way things the same way to music..
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"lancaster" Discussed on Rap It Out
"Hey everybody it's good to see while again. This segment is just to candlelight. You guys know what is going on episode. So in this episode there is a situation Towards the and or anywhere in this episode there is a blank the me. There's no sound coming in the episode and you might think is your hall. That is my fault. You can blame me because that is a editing problem. And that's because of recording recording for that at us if that happens to be in the in the episode events in it Where you need to do is just disregarded. don't worry about it. continues leg. That rig considering like a break considerate lake. We're taking a five minute break. Ferret like that so we now no need to worry. Sure you guys enjoy episode enjoy. What's in it and y'all have a good one and joy really enjoy it and half fun. Please disregard the blank america. The breaks up guys enjoys episode. Then you guys were understanding every cooperation. Hey everybody all right. This is going to be a huge one today. i'm here with the lancaster's and this guy been keith. The badly you know not sore may be wrong but Yeah i'm the band. The band leader being ben leader. I wanted to personally say. Thank you for taking your time out to do. I really do appreciate. I'm so honored to you so much morona so much. It's an honor for me. That's nice all right. Let's into the action showy. All right so. I kinda want to start off with them with a little background using artists and includes questions about you and your bandsaw. I'm to stop with just you with your backstory. So how did the journey with music star for you money journey. Starting a was maybe nine I've started playing guitar. And i. I i've been i've always been in love with led zeppelin sound. So i i really. I really dig Zap sound or jeff back. Sound like you know shining in between sixty nine and seventy one so My journey started when i found a cassette of The four top led zeppelin album and deterred one Which is good too and I think that i was fleshed by the kind of sound i oh vo eased Like to to make band ma- make that kind of sound with a ban with Like trio aw. I i also to make dual but i really love bet based sound so i can do it without a base because i in in in the really keep love innate and i'm his but i really love the the best sound and i think that the reason because i i like so much. They're kind of instrument He's that i really love. Jump jones buzz lines from led zeppelin. And so i. I consider that led zeppelin started my inner role idea and might in Feelings about rock. So that's my a my story. My personal story dylan customers. One is quite different because we met in a quite magical way so That's quite different and lancaster's met at a bob in a nearby town code brayshaw inordinately so We we we met during the night we again. We were drunk and we thought What he wanted to do for the next future and we said we said to each other a rock band like trio so we go along from the very first time and that's a brief story but that's true because he was an is a new a bitter lancaster ads quite simple. But that's the story. So we began jeremy and we found Californian labor which is called the fudge correctly way to support it is filmed the very first time and i like stanko. Saddam because a day boost is to make more songs and more seniors. And they they they are the number one supporters for as that we've got nada Another label from italy. So we've got to label an italian one and a one one and deos who boarded as very hard as a gay Doing the hard look. We need an. They need to get a promotion. So these sorry of lancaster to We created a kind of crew so we all kind brando's that move together that thing together that compose music and write lyrics together like in the seventies as i always dream to do. I always dreamed by ohio. I'm let remind. Jake is quite of being in blessed displays with the kind of sounds of. I'm really happy about my band. No if if if you go oh yeah. I'm allowed what you said. Thank you for a bad. 'cause you're you have such a musical life. I see your life was reading. Musical i can. I'm a producing god. You got you style. Music like mike led. Zeppelin is your style of music In the dance style of music like him like rock and punk rock or is it. A style of music audit generals. We like not Zeppelin other generous. You you mean it. I was about the music that you actually make. It's a settler to led zeppelin. Mike rock music is similar. Yeah it's quite similar. But.
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"lancaster" Discussed on The Stem Cell Podcast
"So if you're looking at a real time analysis of protein boat motion you're going to need a lot of computational power and that's what they have backing them up and also of course we had Dr david liu who is not necessarily a stem cell biologist. He is of based editing and genome editing fame. Over there at the broad institute. He gave a talk about his recent paper. On bass editing of stem cells that rescuing sickle cell disease and not going to dive into it too much because we actually just covered it on the shelf so definitely take a listen to our recent round up Really exciting clean genome editing. They're no longer needing to use the shotgun. Based approach cast nine which kinda blows up genius more targeted base. Editing approach next up an old friend the show matias lou tov engineering. The organoids on a chip again. Check out our episode. You know if you want to get a better look into what dr. Liu tov is focused on but really at the one thing. That was nifty was some of his unpublished data. Looking at how tumor cells can really rapidly just take over and destroyed. The architecture of bare their organ chip. That's just very quickly. It was really cool to see kind of scared to be honest with you. And then finally. Tim schroeder looking at tracks see. This is their technology that they can use to spatial temporarily. Track the the motion. Transcript tomes of single cells real time dynamic again looking at cell cycle timing and also daughter cells. They can look at all of these things in integrative fashion. I think this is something that was unified. This particular session Start talking about dr gordon. His talk and also. Dr schroeder talk the idea of combining multiple technologies to actually get a better look to how cell dynamics function. You can look at transcript to'mix spatial temporal protein motion all the stuff. Ideally at the same time and for me. This wallace acknowledges amazing a lot of it has to do with the accessibility. Ideally i want to go to a world. I want to be in a world where every lab in my own lab down the road if i'm lucky enough to start up has access to seize like multiplex technologies because just imagine how much we would be able to learn if we all had access these amazing techniques right access is the key but you know you got credit the allen institute they they've made all these resources publicly available david lose puts all his stuff on agena surly is a collaborative spirit among scientists really is underscored At this conference just a brief not ads laugh. You said about the google map the sound and paul allen. I'm laughing because you know all rest in peace wherever. He is groaning saying google map..
There I Was...
"lancaster" Discussed on There I Was...
"Obviously i wasn't gonna go in anything other than good weather. And i was lucky enough that i really didn't have any serious weather issues. I mean my first mountain crossing was in wyoming. After i left sydney i flew to cheyenne and then rollins which requires you know navigating the medicine range but just as in nineteen nineteen. There's a pretty easy way to navigate. The medicine bahrain which is basically just fly around it. You fly to the north. I mean these guys in in nineteen nineteen followed the union pacific railroad which they called the iron compass in my case followed in. You know in a lot of cases my route was the same as interstate. Eighty which fall also basically parallels the up railroad. And if you think about it that makes sense. Because if you're building a railroad or highway through the mountains you obviously going to pick the path of least resistance with the lowest terrain and so it was a fairly easy matter to just skirt. The medicine bahrain. And you know. I leave leaving Elk mountain at the north end of the medicine. Brian off to my left. I mean you're flying over some fairly high ground but it's it's high plains rather than jagged mountains. What altitude did you have to Fly to cross the range. In that case i didn't really cross it and i think it was about nine thousand. Maybe which is roughly about two thousand feet. Ag l. and It was pretty relaxed. I have to say that leg from cheyenne to rollins. Decent there wasn't that wendy And and as i said i wasn't really flying over super rugged terrain it wasn't like i was you know navigating narrow canyons or anything like that. Now i will tell you that changed on the way back for reasons. I'll get into in a minute. But so that that was my first sort of taste of mountains. It got a little more challenging. The further west got because the next leg was from rawlins salt lake city and that requires going through the wasatch range. And some of those pigs are on the order of eleven twelve thousand feet And my service. Sailing is fourteen but again and if you basically follow the route of interstate eighty which goes through. It carves through this wide series of canyons. It's not that big of a deal in good weather. I have to tell you. I mean i i know. Mountain flying can be dangerous. I know i mean. I'd read about mountain wave and wind shear and you know the sort of unique challenges of mountain flying and i i had some basic knowledge of how to how to navigate canyon..
There I Was...
"lancaster" Discussed on There I Was...
"Learn more. I sort of put my challenges in four categories crosswinds. Then i would say more. Broadly weather convective activity. There was a lot of that. The others were flying in congested airspace. And then for the mountain flying never done any mountain flying. Welcome to another addition of there. I was a podcast where we put you in the cockpit with pilots in interesting situations and we learn how they flew out of them. I'm your host. Richard mcfadden and today's guest is john. Lancaster john is a former reporter for the washington. Post for twenty plus years then moved on to be a freelance writer for national geographic and other widely known publications. John's asian pilot he earned his certificate and nineteen eighty flew for a couple years and light. Many pilots get busy with career and family and laid off flying for quite a while and came back to flying in two thousand seventeen. He's logged about two hundred total hours about half of that in the last year and a half or so and john took an interesting trip earlier this summer a flight design ct lsi light sport aircraft on an adventure to recreate the nineteen nineteen transcontinental air race and in doing so he was a pilot. Who'd been out of flying for a.
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"lancaster" Discussed on WTVN
"Lancaster, South Carolina is in the middle of not much growing up near that rural town in the post Civil Rights south. I knew it is the hometown of a black man named Jim Duncan, who became a Super Bowl hero at the Baltimore calls camps of the American Conference, The Dallas Cowboys champs of the National Conference. And where his death Even now, almost half a century later, still makes no sense at all. You got to kick away Duncan after 15. The story was that my brother went into the police station, took a gun all for police officer and shot himself in the head. Most people don't believe that I'm Brett McCormick for the past three years at the Rocco Harold, I've looked back at a story that's timelier than ever breaking news. Don't show. My first impression was that could have happened last week. The tale of a life falling apart. Duncan look out and police too close to the edge. Black people couldn't do. But you said much I've got to forget about five years ago. Move on the search for closure for an event. Almost no one could believe days. South Carolina will be a better steak, but even fewer dared question. Have you got some time to talk? Never has this been something that anybody's interested in talking about. Until now. It involves race, the mental state of the person and a town that was scared to death. Knives, Traffic, WEATHER sports and the mark Blazer show on 6 10 W. T v. N All right. More of your phone calls on customer service Nightmare stories. We will get to those momentarily. Don't go anywhere, but right now we must hit your ABC six first warning weather with Chief meteorologist Marshall McPeek and Marshall. When when is this pattern going to break? I mean, I I I I know we need the rain and all that, But, like, come on, man. It's like every day has been the same tough enough like I just won. I don't mind it being in the eighties. But can I just have a nice sunny day to go with it? I think you're looking at all that for next week. Next week actually looks really nice, but we've got to get there first, and it's very wet between here and there. Right now, some of the heaviest rain that's out there is on 23 right up into Mary and then up route forward toward Bucyrus Galleon is getting some downpours and on 71 from Mansfield all the way to Madonna. You're going to find things are pretty wet. Columbus itself is kind of dry right now, so we're waiting for more of these to pop up but showers and thunderstorms tonight some patchy fog below 69. On Friday. 84. It's warm. It's muggy showers and thunderstorms during the day Saturday, 89 steamy and then it starts to improve a little bit. The highs will be in the eighties and next week. We're looking at some sunshine and lower humidity. That's more like it, Marshall. Thank you Have a good night whether powered by the basement doctor. It's 80. It's your severe weather station. NewsRadio, 6 10 W T V N. Sound a story, uh, to start the hour about how Tried to cancel a gym membership. Last Saturday. And it took an hour and 40 minutes to get this done because I had to go to four different gyms to find what used to.
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"lancaster" Discussed on The Slow Newscast from Tortoise Media
"Elian since name doesn't appear in the public domain until sophie bennett's inquest. But if you scour the records are companies house had aim does appear in two thousand and six this sign on the incorporation of charity called richmond fellowship foundation international off the being force out of charities in the early ninety s and then laying low for a decade. Johansen was back. It's this charity which becomes rpm fi. The outfit running lancaster lodge and the same organization which in twenty fifteen. The chair of trustees. Linda aid has just discovered is in terrible. Shape it is close to insolvent has no real assets and its finances are closely bound up with that of the johnson family. Maloney that now. Linda knows the backstory. She's found the set of minutes that's been altered between board meetings to allow payment to elian of one hundred thousand pounds. Now she's concerned. The charity could face allegations of theft. So she goes to the commission for advice and basically we were sent home with a flea area. We can't help you. I mean we devastate because we'd always thought we had the charge. He commission support. If you like in our back pocket. The charity commission was meant to be lens nuclear option. She hoped that comment on takeover. Because this is a charity working in mental health. The stakes are high in. Math is right yet. The charity commission doesn't help back in the ninety s. it simply invited elian sin to resign decades later the chooses to do nothing. We basically saw the writing on the wall and in the end it was a solicitor. Who said look. Why don't you just resign. Resign as aboard. Let elliott half the charity and. just walk. Because you're between a rock and a hard place she wouldn't work with you. You're responsible but you're not in control so we did. We got the accounts filed. I up to march twenty fourteen okay because that was important but then we will without the trustees who would keep lancaster lodge safe. Johnson had away all. Pfi duncan lawrence. Who had worked for her before. It's also high as peggy. Chew grew does a clear path from that fight with trustees over financial mismanagement to the disaster of twenty sixty. The organization with the power to interview is the charity commission. Its own guidance. Says basically the more important charity is to its clients. The more important it is that it is run carefully and sustainably lanka solarge literally kept its residents alive. It all to have been a high priority for the regular ophir fi was bringing in more than a million pounds a year so in income terms it was in the top three percent of institutions. It served very vulnerable people and the complaint came not from a member of the public from the chair of the trustees yet. It did nothing. The charity commission has the power to demand sweeping changes chinese and banned people from charity leadership. It really uses them. It is as one government figure. More other register of charities than regulator in this case. The charity commission didn't know who johnson wolves because that lost their records of their investigation into that incompetence in the nine hundred ninety s when they couldn't do their job properly in hundred fifty. The charity commission told us the coroner who investigated the circumstances of sophie's death fund that failings in the charities leadership and oversight where in part to blame we opened a statutory inquiry into the charity focused on assessing going wrong and putting it right for the future dot inquired remains ongoing. The contrast with physical care is star when problems blow up in the nhs we have a public inquiry on wall to wall press coverage here. We have an inquest. Barely made the inside news pages. We know no action will stake in against eliana johnson. She kept the name of the paper while all of the others do grew was fine. Three thousand pounds for her part in the mismanagement of lancaster large the chart the ophira fi was fined forty thousand. Pounds duncan lawrence will sentence to full months in prison for refusing to comply with the inquest into sophie's death. Though he has no conviction in relation to his professional conduct. We also for common from all. Three elian hasn't replied. Peggy grew house a new name. Marlene peggy moylan. And we tracked down a number and email but again no response we. Delivered duncan lawrence's letter to his home. He told us he might give us access to all his email. As an food does not approve him to be a whistle blower in return for the he called an incentive when we asked if you meant cash lawrence said he'd reflect on his wishlist for the documents. We declined one of the secrecy in notice. The decline of lancaster large lawrence on june grew was still imposed. When sophie died two months later the qc to- loss seek you see visited richmond psychosocial international in much twenty rating. The service inadequate day notes that appear fi was issued with two warning notices and the notice of proposal the beginning of action against the charity before sophie died and that day took further action off the woods including prosecuting. Pfi unju- grew on the bennett family. Ben sufis fatheh sees each move felt like a battle. The campaign has been obsession. I mean on the plus to that but it's been really life changing for for us for my family. I'm and i've i've given up my career. I didn't really have to. i'd become i become useless. Were really. i wasn't sacked. Go but it. Because i wasn't functioning. Really an family has been really shake. My wife separates it now if he's exhausted broken and defeated off the five years of fighting for what was his and so fees by right if the measure of estate is how it treats its vulnerable than in sophie's case. There is complete failure to light she waste from. Npr on that basis as much. As you see people's distortions and how they act now etc and i had to restrain so a couple of times because she was at harmed herself and stuff all of those things disappear because that's just part of a person it's not all of who they are and she had so many other wonderful qualities and.
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"lancaster" Discussed on The Slow Newscast from Tortoise Media
"Fast place. She felt safe from agus outs like well. I didn't know it was just something about it. Everyone loved what they did. This is jeffrey. She was arrested in lancaster. Lodge at the same time a sufi bennett. And she's telling me what it was like before the changes of twenty sixteen. He is the best place i've been on. It was just incredible. Supported crabs just those no power like hira Like human being and like you actually human. The first time in years santa curtain was there too. Because i felt like i was missing to an eye out comfortable and i could see myself living and i like the fact that i could like voice. An opinion not get completely. Shut down the lodges on a leafy street in richmond. Not far from the river thames. It's run by rpm by the richmond psychosocial foundation international as a therapeutic community. It's slogan as quality care to transform lives. it's declared mission is to the most vulnerable. It's rather than suffered from a range of disorders bipolar disorder borderline personality disorder psychotic episodes depression eating disorders post traumatic stress disorder autism anxiety many. How the history of being sectioned and this was in psychiatric wards that day the lucky ones where referred to lancaster the lodge of the being assessed on securing funding. I referred was the last chance to break out of a cycle of hospitalization and work towards an independent life as residents. They had to do their fair share of chores on to help with the cooking. I did my best meal cooked meal for everyone. Maybe two weeks and really really reading that rosena. I made all. I may like caribbean chicken. Ri- i'm like okay. What do i need to ingred yet. But the stalled. Help you assegais. Paint a picture of a wound. Supportive place a home of nine residents. One of four homes. Ophir fi ran key to that treatment. There were regular sessions with the therapist. Many of them had spent several years in and out of hospitals and psychiatric units missing out on much of their education on life. The way they taylor it they were lucky to get a place at all. It took almost. I many times them to realize that something different needed to change so it was no easy not get any kind of help waiver for the for the years but we had before we were very fortunate to have been able to get a sense of before and off there in the story when clarisa says before she means before their access to terry p will suddenly stop before the emphasis shifted from psychotherapy to pilates from being the safest place that we've slopes out in amateur days weeks to like being right on the edge again. I'm just being completely. I've written with like fear. Basically before a man called. Vincent held abruptly left vincent. Hell was the widely admired care manager. Atlanta's large he oversaw everything. They would have the first group process meeting in the morning. They might have their own individual therapy during the days. One on one with the soccer therapist depending on the day they would either do one on one therapy group therapy activities on food shopping. They'd be a lot of music playing piano singing guitar etcetera and helping to cook you know and it was fundamentally ought to be part of how to establish the running of a of a community away from its living the practical nature of living cooking feeding etc. Right the way up to you know making sure that was clean accenture. Can you what to do. And there was a crisis. Penny if the residents were particularly unwell potentially maybe say having in a suiciding. Rda shen then they would be on the kaffir works and have regular check ins through the nights and through the day so it was always evan flow of what needed to happen. You had to be very reflexive to each situation. But in january twenty sixteen dot ebb and flow those routines of therapy domesticity disability suddenly stopped. I came back on the monday of a beginning of jan to an email that basically had asked me to sack my clinical supervisor all the psychotherapists that were supporting the residence old if the therapists who are on placement hampton unique. It was as though everything that we would just completely bane an isolated every plan every route every routine and things that contained in the health of the residents had suddenly being taken away for vincent is was the final straw coming off the week sell facility from buses and other staff members and he left he was only allowed to return to collect his things so the first sofi larison whose son you of his the butcher was when he appeared in the house. One monday to say he wasn't coming back. I remember one of the girls just slipping down on the floor. If you not just standing that with a back against slumping to the floor it was incredibly emotional at nine these people. They're not my friends. But there are people that i worked with an eaton with played music with stopped killing themselves as well as help them if you need them in so many different contexts and i think there was a mutual respect amongst everybody who worked there and a resum that lee would do with that support and keep them safe. We know now that few them full months of the vincent was forced out. So-fi takes her own life from vantage point. five years. On and off to the inquest into her death. It seems blindingly obvious that suddenly stopping access to therapy and offering yoga. Instead isn't going to help that. It is in fact dangerous if the so called parity of esteem between physical mental healthcare existed which it should law. This would be like replacing surgeons with yogis. But what's extraordinary is how cited the residence. Swear at the time about the disaster was coming their way. And i don't have to rely on hindsight yea because back in early twenty sixteen. Some residents were so concerned about changes at lancaster lodge. They started secretly recording meetings. They've allowed us access to the tapes in many ways the tapes so distressing to listen to because we know what's coming but also because it's clear the women no doth abruptly. Removing their access to therapy is just detrimental to their recovery but dangerous to and the first meeting.
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Hester Ford, Oldest Person in America, Dead at 116
"The oldest person in america has passed away. Fox cara mchugh has that story. Automobiles were a novelty and theodore. Roosevelt was president in one thousand nine hundred four when hester ford was born in lancaster south carolina. She lived to become america's oldest person and what life hester grew up on a farm. She worked the soil plowed the fields and pick cotton and though she wasn't rich by worldly standards she produced great wealth of a different kind hester bore twelve children in her lifetime. They produced forty eight grandchildren. Who in turn gave birth to one hundred eight great grandchildren who then brought forth one hundred twenty great great grandbabies. Now that's a legacy hester. Ford passed away saturday in charlotte north carolina. She was one hundred sixteen. Karen mchugh fox news. I'm joe chiro fox news.
Sexy Unique Podcast
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"Me Laura Marie Shan. How's your host with the most and joining me today is the hilarious. Woman from Down Under it's literally 6 a.m. Her time. I am full disclosure Sachin asshole and she's woken up beyond the Call of Duty to be here with us today Brody Lancaster High high. I feel like having enough. Are you I'm good. I feel like having an Australian on your podcast is like a real full circle moment. It really is and I can't believe it's taken this long and I hope that you start a wave of even more Australians coming on because you know, it's like a long time listener. I have a love affair with Australians in Australia. So I'm just really blessed to have you to the point where like your interest has been inspired my watching of like was it in instant Hotel like I had to see I had to see Bainbridge Lodi for myself. Craven Bond, I'm deducting a point cuz you didn't have a margarita Margarita other work on my yeah that reader that was wild and then I recently watched before the 90 days the most like recent iteration of that and there was an Australian an American girl from Yonkers New York was going to meet an Australian girl that lived in like I think like the bush or something. It really did not look like a desirable location whatsoever. Right? Sounds like where do you live by faith or like I literally live in I live in Melvin. Okay. Yeah Melbourne appeals. I like feel like I could really Vie but they're Perth also seems like at Showplace. I'm going there soon for the first time. I'll report back amazing. And then what's the what's the area where it's like the song? Trying to Bohemian like Posh area where like Elsa Pataky and Chris Hemsworth live. Oh Byron Bay Byron Bay also. Yeah, that seems like it could really I feel like slash. Yeah, Byron Bay is very like yummy mummies wearing like Linens that cost $700 and Driving Range Rovers, but like owning sustainable stores with like baby clothes, like sustainable baby clothes stores. I just doing and you're going to do you have this lifestyle? Yeah, and just really really so much cocaine on weekends. We're generationally wealthy. That's how and you're like, okay great until Thursday. There is a really good Vanity Fair article that came out about like the mom influencers that like that was like a subset of mom influencers that live in Byron Bay and life have this very like linen like aspirational lifestyle, but really like the whole Crux of the article was like how bad they make people how bad it feels to like actually look up their lives like as an outsider. It's like the takeaway was like you look at their lives that are so beautiful and you end up wanting to kill yourself. I believe like I love that and I I hate it. I hate to love it and I love to hate it. Okay, I'm gonna have to read that because that feels very familiar. I like my dad grew up like an hour or so away from Byron Bay and when I was a teenager, and we went to visit his parents. As I was like wearing like a band t-shirt and looked like a little like fat boy, but I was like, I'm cool. There's a music festival that happens at Byron Bay..
NICE WORK! A Super Nice Club Podcast
"lancaster" Discussed on NICE WORK! A Super Nice Club Podcast
"With but like it's not personal to you. You don't really have that especially as a white male like you. Just don't have that like yeah. You might have like economic struggles..
NICE WORK! A Super Nice Club Podcast
"lancaster" Discussed on NICE WORK! A Super Nice Club Podcast
"Street like you californian. Yeah that was. Very alley varies acidy. So since this is the nice work podcast tell us what you do for a living real quick but just get it out there. We're gonna we're gonna come back. We're gonna circle back to it but after we chart this course together through your big brave bull beautiful more bs journey that you're going through right now. So what are you doing. What when people say. What do you do what he say. I tell them that. I'm a freelance film maker. Because it's it's a bit hard to like to really encompass you know. I've spent spent years as a cinematographer co-producer type and i spent a couple years directing a lot of stuff and right now. I'm doing a lot of editing because of covid Doing the remote thing and so just kind of all encompassing behind the camera. We're gonna talk about that. Because i think you've done a lot of really cool stuff that i've enjoyed and we'll put links to it and all that of course so that people can can watch it after after the talk not concurrent because be really confusing. Do you think like if somebody's watching a music video of yours while listening to this. Podcast with using. I think it would make it more interesting okay. So that's a good. The show notes looked at the links. Play while we're talking. It's fine just get right to what. What incredible decision did you make just over a year ago and a two thousand nineteen dot a phone call from you. I think was right around. There are beginning of twenty twenty. Actually i was at your house. I was i it was. It was in person. When i told you wasn't yep yep i was i was up. I was in santa rosa for a for a shoot. Actually i was staying with you at your house. Oh that's right okay. I decided to to to drop. You're were the first person that i told. Actually i think so. That's that's kinda fun to like. Throw back on at least the first person outside of like you know my girlfriend at the time But i am like a year and a half deep into a gender transition so male to female transition Just been been kind of like going through that gauntlet At what a gauntlet. It's been yet has. But i will say you can't you guys can't see car i can't. She looks great. She looks beautiful. You go to. I hate to send you go to her page. That's a great thing to look at while we're having this conversation because there are there before and after shots up they're the ones you sent me the process. Oh no no no those. That's the that that's just like that's that was for you. How does the right go like ear. Like you're the inner circle so there's that gets to see the ugly shit and then like everybody else gets to see the less ugly shit so yet but none of it was ugly. Which is incredible. Because you've always been a really good-looking humans. You had that going for you but this has been as your friend. It's always just been eye-popping like oh my god. I just very successful..