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AP News Radio
2 more Oath Keepers sentenced to prison terms for Jan. 6 Capitol attack
"Two more members of the oath keepers were sentenced for their roles in the capitol riot. Army veteran Jessica Watkins was sentenced to 8 years in prison. Another army veteran, Kenneth harrelson, received a four year sentence. They were acquitted of the most serious charge seditious conspiracy, harrelson was the group's ground team lead on the day of the riot. Watkins formed a separate Ohio based militia group, recruiting people to join. Watkins cheerfully apologized and described herself as just another idiot running around the capitol on January 6th, harrelson broke down in tears as well, saying he has totally demolished his life a day earlier, the leader of the proud boy, Stuart Rhodes, was sentenced to 18 years in prison for seditious conspiracy. The longest sentence yet in a capitol riot case. Ed Donahue Washington
AP News Radio
Oath Keeper who stormed Capitol gets more than 8 years in prison in latest Jan. 6 sentencing
"Another oath keeper who stormed the capitol has been sentenced. Jessica Watkins, of Woodstock, Ohio, received an 8 and a half year sentence on a conviction of obstruction and conspiracy to impede Congress, the transgender army veteran was one of the oath keepers who stormed the U.S. capitol in a military style stacked formation on January 6th, communicating with other helmet clad members over a channel called stop the steel J 6 on the walkie talkie app zello. Watkins tearfully apologized for her actions and condemned the violence by rioters, calling herself just another idiot running around the capitol, the sentence comes a day after oath keepers founder Stewart Rhodes received an 18 year sentence in Florida chapter leader Kelly mag was sentenced to 12 years for seditious conspiracy. U.S. district judge Amit Mehta said that while Watkins was not a top leader, she was more than just a foot soldier, telling her that your role that day was more aggressive, and at least three others charged in the riot wouldn't have been there if she hadn't recruited them. Just over 500 January 6th defendants have been sentenced with more than half receiving prison time. Jennifer King, Washington
The Dan Bongino Show
Jacob Chansley's Attorney: J6 Footage Wasn't Shown to Client
"Folks here's what happened last night Jim queue up for me if you would cut for This is one of Jacob chansley The QAnon shaman whatever I hate that term It's just stupid but that's the only way people know him He was a guy on January 6th with the horns and the thing and the Chewbacca looking outfit or whatever it was His attorney Albert Watkins or one of his attorneys was on Tucker last night He said something astonishing I want you to keep in mind This guy is an attorney it's a professional He's on the most popular cable news television program out there right now You do not get to go on the air and lie about things that happen which are relationship with the federal government as they were prosecuting your client If he did he took on an enormous amount of liability He went on last night and said something stunning And even more shocking to me is a former fed myself That the government had this library of footage about his client chansley that could be exculpatory evidence of his innocence and even though he filed which doesn't even have to file by the way He filed to get ahold of this stuff called Brady material they never turned it over You have any idea how bad this is You're listening to yourself The government knew they knew that Jake had walked around with all of these Police officers they had that video footage I didn't get it It wasn't disclosed to me It wasn't provided to me I requested it I filed the records at pleadings for it And whether I did or not they had a duty and absolute duty with zero discretion to provide it to me so that I could share it with my client
AP News Radio
New Mexico State holds off Bowling Green in Quick Lane Bowl
"Diego pavia throws a pair of touchdowns to lead New Mexico state pass Bowling Green 24 19 in the quick lane bowl pavia escape pressure and extended plays the healthy aggies jump out to a 14 zero halftime lead and give head coach Jerry kill his first ever bowl victory. For him to have his first one tonight is just crazy just because, you know, he's born winning. You don't like to lose. He's hard hat lunch Bill. He's everything we stand for. Ag is running back. Amante Watkins ripped off a 45 yard touchdown run in the third to extend New Mexico state's lead to 17, the aggies ramp up the season 7 and 6, Bowling Green quarterback Matt McDonald was knocked out of the game in the first quarter as his falcons finished 6 and 7. Then he capped Detroit
AP News Radio
Prescott, Cowboys win 40-34, make Eagles wait on top seed
"Brett Meyer's late field goals for the difference is the cowboys beat the eagles 40, 34. Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy. We knew it was going to be a tough one. They're obviously outstanding outstanding football team. You know, I think both teams probably hope we see each other again. So because you know what that means. Daron bland stripped the ball from quez Watkins for Garrett minshew's second interception, setting up Maher's tie breaking 48 yard kick in the closing minutes. Dak Prescott threw for 347 yards and three touchdowns, helping the 11 and four cowboys drop Philly to 13 and two. I'm Dave ferry.
Focus On the Family Daily Broadcast
Caring for the Forgotten Generation
"What a great area of ministry, you know, so often we think of the elderly as maybe, you know, they live their lives and we think of them of having family that cares for them until the very end, and that's true of many, and that's a good thing. But so often, like I said, 1.3 million reside in nursing homes. I think there's another million people who are in assisted living facilities. So that's a lot, 2.3 million people. And there's something like 35% of the elderly who will be in one form or the other of that kind of living environment. And I guess the right place to start is so often those older folks are neglected. So what got you into this ministry? Would you admit it's kind of funny because I had no idea how I got into this. That's usually the lord then, right? Yes. I have a mechanical carpentry kind of a background. And so I knew that that's what I would be doing for the church, maybe building buildings and stuff like that. But somehow I ended up, I actually heard an interview on a radio program. They were looking for volunteers at a nursing home. And so I went and interviewed and they said, would you bring people out for the church service on Sunday afternoon? We have 5 pastures that rotate through the months and bring them out, let them sit through the service and then when they're done, take them back to their rooms. And so that's what I did. But after about a month or two of this watching the hunger inside their hearts for what Jesus offers, I began to pray and ask God, what can be done? What can I do to help these people grow closer to Jesus? And that's how it began. You know, it's interesting because even our experience, you know, we kind of fell in that direction because my assistant patty Watkins had said, hey, do you want to sign up to do this? And that'd be great to expose the kids to that. Now the reality is your experience will be all over the map. I remember one woman that we encountered, she was dressed to the hilt, and she was sitting on the edge of her bed, mentally sound as could be. We walked in and she said, it's so good to see you. Thank you for coming and visiting me. It was sweet. She was lucid. She had all her faculties and what was so sad about her situation, she said her two sons had put her in this nursing home and that they rarely come to visit her anymore. That broke my heart because she was capable of so much. I mean, she was older, but she was all there. And I thought, man, my heart just broke for her that they're not even stopping by to visit her. And I just remember that experience because I felt like, wow, she needs people to stop in and say, hi, that's all she needed. Yes, about 80% of the residents receive less than one visit a month from family or France. That's really heartbreaking.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Dinesh Interviews the Attorney for Oath Keepers' Founder Stuart Rhodes
"Guys, there's a huge trial going on the oath keepers trial and I'm delighted to welcome to the podcast Ed tarpley, Ed's a criminal defense attorney from Louisiana. He's practiced law there for 42 years. In fact, he served as the district attorney in Louisiana from 1991 to 1997. He's one of the attorneys on the team representing Stuart roads Stewart Rhodes, the founder of the oath keepers. And welcome to the podcast. Thanks for joining me. A lot going on. I know in the courtroom and thanks for taking the time to step out and give us an update. How in your assessment is this trial going? And where is it at what stage are we at right now? Yeah, let me just say, first of all, that it's a pleasure to be on the podcast today. As you know, the local court rules prohibit me from discussing the evidence that's in the case that we have to be careful not to run astray of violating the local court rules. But there are many things I can tell you. First of all, I can say that we think the trial is going well. That we have an outstanding team of attorneys working on this case. I'm representing Stewart roads along with Bill linder with Phil lender and James Lee bright from Dallas, Texas, to outstanding lawyers, we have the other defendants, Kelly maggs has Stanley Woodward and Julie Halle from Washington, D.C., Ken harrelson, has Brad guy from New Jersey. Jessica Watkins has a Jonathan Chris from Pennsylvania and mister Thomas Caldwell has bay Fisher from Maryland. So we have a lot of outstanding attorneys on this case and we have a great camaraderie and rapport with each other. So I just think we have an outstanding team in this trial on behalf of the defense.
AP News Radio
Hurts, so good! Eagles QB dominant in 24-7 win over Vikings
"Quarterback Jalen hurts at Kenneth for three first half touchdowns in the eagles 24/7 win over the Vikings hurts a quest Watkins for a 53 yard touchdown pass That was sandwiched by a pair of touchdown runs by her so three and 26 yards Last week I talked about the inconsistencies in the urgency to communication and the operation And that starts with me And obviously we operate at a high level early on in the game Hurts finished with 333 yards passing and 57 yards rushing as the birds improve the two window Michael luongo Philadelphia
AP News Radio
Column: Elliott angry with teammate Larson as playoffs loom
"Count Larson and teammate chase Elliott battled it out for most of the day at Watkins Glen international but when the checkered flag fell it would be Larsen crossing the line first after the two made contact on a final restart 6 laps before Larson said he wasn't proud of the breaking maneuver that forced Elliott up the track but they were battling for a win AJ only moved into second place followed by Joey Logano in third Elliott would finish fourth but locked up the regular season NASCAR championship I'm Jerry Jordan
AP News Radio
Contreras hits 2 homers, Cubs outlast contending O's 3-2
"Wilson Contreras and Adrian Samson pushed the cubs past the Orioles three two Contreras had the tenth multi Homer game of his career opening the scoring with a blast in the 6th He and Rafael Ortega hit back to back homers in the 8th inning to make it three zero Samson struck out 6 and limited the birds to four hits over 5 and two thirds shutout innings He out dueled Spencer Watkins who has reached for just a run in 5 hits over 5 and two thirds Baltimore scored twice in the 8th before falling for the fourth time in 6 games The game was a makeup of a June 8th reign out I'm Dave ferry
NASCAR America
"watkins" Discussed on NASCAR America
"Goes to the left. Some of it gets crossed up right here. You are in trouble. Look at that. There is nowhere to go. There is no evacuation route in turn three when you get to the top of the hill. Things get narrow, Kyle, and you can speak to it. I mean, you get caught up in somebody's mess, you have absolutely nowhere to go. Yeah, I think I'm the one that crossed up and took out Mark and everybody. So thanks for the memories there, back then. Everyone say it. But here's the deal. That is that is and Dale and I know it at the same time. It is like crashing in your driveway. Man, you've just blocked everything, but at the same time, that's where you have to make time. Because if you lose time coming up through there, from two to three up through the S's, then it shows up at the bus stop. It shows up at the end. And that's when you're just a setting up. They're going by you on both sides. So it's critical. And you, you do a great job and you can visually see who's making time and who's not making time. You see them carry that left front, you see them sideways, whatever it may be. But that is a critical part of the racetrack that always goes as far as the analysis of the racetrack. Always, people are like, yeah, up through the S's. No, up through the S is where you make your time on a qualifying lap where you make your time a lot of times during the day. Well, if you stop and think about it, so turn two is the first turn of the S's. Well, when you get that launch in that right hander and you start that run, you've got to almost be flawless and you got to get a good launch up at it too. You got to transition over into three and then ease into four and then go to the back straight away. Well, if you scrub off any speed, you just killed your backstretch speed and you killed the entry going into the inner loop. While at the same time, here's something I've been hearing this week with the loads of the cars. I mean, Randall just talked about shop limiters and the bump stops and all this. You hook that curving at the bottom of two and that car jets out on you. Next thing you know, you're crossed up and here we go with multi car pilots all that stuff. You've got to be laser precise going up to those S's. And if you get off course, you can hang it up. You're done. Yeah. You could be where all the action is this weekend with these new cars. I don't know how much of your life is spent taking phone calls Batman, but you've joined a call in show. Yes. I'm afraid you're up for another one. Greg, joining us here on NASCAR, America motor mouse, Greg, what do you have for Mike Bagley and the crew? Hey, guys. I'm a huge fan of the show. I'm from Tommy Stewart's hometown of Columbus, Indiana, and sort of a big supporter of Kevin Harvick. I just want everybody's thoughts on what's everybody thinking about Kevin Harvick when the championship this year. Batman answer that one. Everybody just calm down. Okay, let's talk. We actually win the championship three, three weeks ago. And then now we get somebody come onto the scene. Look, there's a lot of recent left to go. And I think Rodney's shoulder is summed up best this week when he said, you know, we can go here and we can win this race and next week, we may be out to lunch. And then the next week may be decent and there's no consistency. We'll get pockets of it. It was a surprise that they won this past weekend. Michigan just perfectly timed pitting and caution sequence for the four team. And they were able to take advantage of it, got the race pulled away. I think that perhaps maybe they're onto something. They said it started in Nashville, and they say that, well, we've not done a whole lot. Look, Ronnie's shoulders is roddy Childers. We all know how Rodney is. I think Rodney has found something maybe. We'll see only time will tell. But if they don't put it together at Watkins Glen or Daytona, I'm not that worried, but show me what you got at Darlington. Show me what you got at Kansas and, you know, those mile and a half tracks like that coming up. And we'll see if they got a championship worthy effort. But right now, I'm confident about the four. I'm not sold that it's going to all manifest itself into a championship. I'm getting close to being pretty sold. And I think you said on Monday show DJ that right now you've got the four in your championship four. I only have three of the four, but I'm back here. He's one of them. I've said that the 9, the 11, and now the four are the only three that I think that I say can maneuver their way through. And I think the playoffs you may disagree with me, but I think because of everything that you are saying and what Rodney church is saying about being on it for a week or two and then all of a sudden things go away. What you can't have that when you get in the playoffs unless you're going to win a race in each one of the rounds. So I think this may be the most pressure pack that we've seen. Oh, it's going to be pressure pack. Those are not about it. I just can't get a gauge and maybe you guys can. But I'm not being able to get a gauge on consistency. Like Joe and nagano with Darlington. He shows up. He was running second, moved by to win the race, comes back, can't find him the following weekend of Kansas. Then the next week he'll be decent, then they'll miss it by a little bit. A lot of these crew chiefs are still guessing mode, like they're still, yeah, they got simulation, but they're still, I don't want to say necessarily trying things, but they're not necessarily sure with confidence until they can go back to some of these racetracks for the second time and going through those notes and all that stuff. I think it's possible that the 14 can get on a roll, but I've been bitten already several times this year with teams that I thought that were going to get on a rolling continue and they just don't they fizzle out for one for one reason or another. And let's not forget pit road speeding. Penalties and pit road issues and all that stuff.
NASCAR America
"watkins" Discussed on NASCAR America
"Races this year. How do we think the new car is going to race at Watkins plan? Because indications from the test are that this is not going to raise the same way. Obviously you mentioned the turning capabilities the braking capabilities are much different, but we've also heard that the way this car maybe goes over the curbing is going to be a little bit different than the old oh, for sure. I think we've seen that everywhere. Anywhere there's band carving. Even in California, at Sonoma, when they would, at the bottom of the hill, when they jumped the curb and get to the outside of it. We saw this really upset these cars. Because it's just that it's like a table. I mean, they're so stiff. It's like you pick up this corner of the table. It really pitches the whole car. But listen, I wish they were on the boot. I wish with this car. I wish with this car they ran the whole race. Yeah, you know what I mean? Because I think this car is capable of running the whole race track. We always heard, well, we can't run the whole racetrack because we don't have the braking capabilities. This car does have it. And maybe that's something in the future. But it is going to be interesting to see. And from when Dale and I raced there, there's a lot more pavement there. It used to be grass and pea gravel out there. So you stayed on the racetrack. You stayed off of those carbines. These guys use those curves. They use the other side of the curbing as asphalt to run. So it is going to be interesting to see how that works with the front valence, but also with that rear diffuser. I think what we've seen a lot more of this year than I anticipated was you span and damage the rear diffuser and these cars, you've messed up your car. You've messed up your car. The front may look fine, the sides may look fine. Everything may look fine, but you mess up that undercarriage. That's a totally different animal. And getting up on top of that and bottoming out, we see IndyCars do it. We see Formula One cars do it. That's not good on these cars and Watkins Glenn is a place where they are going to use those curves. Come heck or high water. They're going to be on top of them. Yeah. And reliability of the parts and pieces that maybe haven't been put to this test yet. If they're going to jump these curbs, I think, especially about what I hear in the inner loop bus stop, whatever you want to call it, that they're straightening that out, and they're going to, we've seen these cars get off the ground literally when they're cutting this off to make this as straight as possible, and then hit the other curbing there too. So you're getting both sides, jump in and these cars landing. So the parts and pieces I know that
NASCAR America
"watkins" Discussed on NASCAR America
"I want to bring international drivers to the NASCAR Cup Series and you see here that we're already making history. Sunday at Watkins Glen where we have drivers from 7 countries the most ever in Cup Series history in one single race. We've got drivers from Finland with Raikkonen. Daniel Suarez obviously in Mexico. Mike and rockenfeller, whose overall winner of 24 Hours of Le Mans from Germany, he's also run the Rolex 24. He'll be there. He was a former F one veteran from Russia. I mean, the list goes on and on. Yeah. Maybe we'll see IndyCar guys. 1969, they were all from the same state. They're all from the same state. You know what? But you're right. You only had drivers from 5 or 6 state, period. You know what I mean? We didn't even do that. So that's pretty special. To an answer to this question, I think we're closer to seeing those guys. With this project 91, and just in general, with this car, I think this car brings our sport, brings NASCAR and what the car itself is closer to the IndyCars closer to sports cars closer to European racing. So it's not as big a transition for a driver to jump in. Yes, it's a transition. Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying that all race cars are the same. But what we had before was so foreign to what akimi Raikkonen would say. So far and to what a Rockefeller would look at. Today they look and they look in the wind and they're like, yeah, I've seen this car before. I've been in this car before at some point in time. There's so many things. So I think that's part of it also. I think it's great. And it's great for the sport and you look at it. I just wonder who's going to be the first driver to really welcome someone like kami to NASCAR and giving that little punch in there. Right or left rear quarter panel, depending on what corner it might be. Yeah. Well, certainly not. But unfortunately, right? Depending on the turn one on the first restart, we're expecting it'll be quite the welcome for these guys. Oh, yeah. Can you imagine that? I can't. Wow, man. Hey, welcome to NASCAR boys. Turmoil. Watkins Glen. Let's take another phone call, NASCAR America motor mouse, welcoming Justin to the program, Justin. What are the I for us? Yeah, I guess it has a question. Where do you think cases could. Not only work overall
AP News Radio
House Republicans who voted to impeach Trump face primaries
"Three Republican members of Congress who voted to impeach former president Donald Trump are being challenged in today's primary elections representative Peter Meyer of Michigan and representatives Jamie Herrera beutler and Dan newhouse of Washington are the biggest test yet for GOP incumbents who broke with Trump after the January 6 riots In Arizona a major QAnon figure Ron Watkins is up for congressional seat On the democratic side to incumbents in Michigan representatives and 11 and Haley Stevens are facing each other in a newly drawn congressional district and two members of the progressive squad have primary challengers representative Cory bush and Missouri and representative Rashida Tlaib in Michigan I'm Julie Walker
AP News Radio
Orioles beat Cubs 7-1, extend winning streak to 10 games
"It's now a ten game winning streak for the Orioles following a 7 one decision over the cubs Spencer Watkins and four relievers combined on a 6 hitter helping the birds get their first double digit winning streak since the 13 game run in 1999 Watkins held the cubs to four hits and 5 plus innings leaving in three and O with a 1.19 ERA in his last four starts since being recalled from triple-A Anthony Santander hit a two run double in Baltimore's three run first Austin Hayes supplied four of the Orioles 12 hits The cubs have dropped 6 in a row I'm Dave
AP News Radio
SpaceX launches 4 astronauts for NASA after private flight
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Mark Levin
How John Durham Connects Michael Sussmann and Rodney Joffe to Spy on Trump
"Obtaining and on the record waiver for sussman of any conflict of interest with the lawyer With limit sussman's ability to later challenge any conviction whether following a plea agreement or a jury verdict The court will likely grant that motion to ensure both at any waiver of the conflict is knowing and volunteering to ensure sussman can not later attempt to overturn any conviction based on the conflicts with his lawyer It is what followed in the next 12 pages however and not the mundane minutiae of this motion That proved explosive In explaining the potential conflicts of interest sussman's Latham and Watkins attorneys possibly had norm explained much more they get Trump plot To explain the potential conflicts dorm began with the charge Noting as factual background quote unquote That sussman while serving his counsel to the Clinton campaign met with FBI general counsel baker at FBI headquarters and provided baker quote purported date and white papers That allegedly demonstrated a covert communications channel between the Trump organization and a Russian based bank that alpha bank The motion then reiterated the indictment allegations at beginning an approximately July 2016 Joffe that's this Internet guy Worked with sussman the opposition research firm fusion GPS And numerous cyber research as I'm quoting now and employees at multiple Internet companies to assemble the purported data and white papers in connection with these efforts Continued the motion joffe exploited his access to non public and or proprietary Internet data
AP News Radio
Defense lifts Dallas to a 27-17 victory over sinking Saints
"The the Dallas Dallas Cowboys Cowboys solidified solidified their their grip grip on on first first place place in in the the NFC NFC east east by by handing handing the the failing failing New New Orleans Orleans Saints Saints their their fifth fifth street street the the P. P. twenty twenty seven seven seventeen seventeen Dallas Dallas lost lost three three of of its its previous previous four four games games was was playing playing without without head head coach coach Mike Mike McCarthy McCarthy was was out out under under covert covert protocol protocol but but dak dak Prescott Prescott and and company company still still prevailed prevailed the the adversity adversity we've we've we've we've had had we we faced faced on on coming coming off off the the the the last last two two weeks weeks and and then then coming coming in in this this week week and and just just being being hit hit with with the the cove cove it it losing losing losing losing the the head head coach coach this this week week and and just just made made so so many many people people stepped stepped up up press press coverage coverage touchdown touchdown pass pass the the Michael Michael Gallup Gallup and and Tony Tony Padron Padron fifty fifty yards yards for for another another TD TD Carlos Carlos Watkins Watkins scored scored on on a a twenty twenty nine nine yard yard interception interception return return one one of of four four picks picks for for the the cowboys cowboys defense defense off off taste taste in in hell hell making making his his first first start start of of the the year year for for the the saints saints I'm I'm John John Merriam Merriam
AP News Radio
Jan. 6 rioter who carried spear, wore horns, draws 41 months
"A January sixth writer whose horn for hat bare chested red white blue face paint made him one of the more recognizable figures in the assault on the capital has been sentenced to forty one months in prison prosecutors say Jacob chance Lee was the public face of the capital riot he's not accused of violence but he was one of the first enter the building holding a spear tipped flag pole it's one of the longer sentences among six hundred and fifty people charged in the capital six riot chance Lee pleaded guilty to a felony charge of obstructing an official proceeding U. S. district judge Royce Lamberth said his remorse appeared to be genuine but noted the seriousness of his actions his lawyer Albert Watkins said his client is in dire need of mental health treatment his focus is on what do I need to do to commence the healing process Jennifer king Washington
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Rep. Cori Bush Tells Oil Execs They Are Promoting 'White Supremacy'
"That Cori Bush. I don't say this often of a member of Congress she's a crackpot. The woman is a hysterical crackpot. The woman needs moral and psychological therapy. Listen to this. In large part to those testifying today and the corporations they represent. So I will just have 11 more 90° days per year than when I was born. Mister Lawler on the overwhelming majority of fossil fuel CEOs, black or white. You know, I don't, I don't have the. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Let's begin with this. So she who is she who interrogating her, do you know? It doesn't really matter. In fact, it doesn't matter at all. Are the overwhelming majority of fossil fuel CEOs white or black? Let's say they were black. What difference would it make? We have descended into nonsense my dear Friends. Nonsense. Okay, continue. Congressional hearing of energy company executives. You know, I don't have the exact numbers, but I would assume they're white. Yes. Miss Watkins is an all refinery more likely to be situated in a black community or white community. I'm not sure how to answer that, honestly. We've got oil refineries along the U.S. Gulf Coast and we're very proud to be community members there. Is black. Mister work are the impacts of climate change. Wait, so what they put oil refineries, they go ways of block community. Let's put an oil refinery. Is that what she claims? See, that's what people should be able to ask is the gist of your question that we look to black communities to place oil refineries?
AP News Radio
Tucker's NFL-record FG lifts Ravens to 19-17 win over Lions
"Justin Tucker set an NFL record with a sixty six yard field goal now to get past the crossbar as time expired to give the ravens a nineteen seventeen win over the alliance after Baltimore wasted a sixteen seven fourth quarter lead Lamar Jackson threw a thirty six yard pass to Sammy Watkins on fourth in nineteen getting the ravens across midfield with seven seconds left Jackson was sixteen of thirty one for a season high two hundred eighty seven yards with a touchdown and an interception Detroit's Jared Goff was twenty two of thirty for two hundred seventeen yards I'm Dave Ferrie
Happy Mum Happy Baby
"watkins" Discussed on Happy Mum Happy Baby
"Because my children are children wearing fulltime education corner place to be yeah whereas before i could i took them on our last on. That will be lovely. Actually i took some. I took some help with me. Because when i'm on stage needs somebody to look after my children so it was magical. It was great. I'm yours have gone onto the their life. You seeing your kids watching on knowing that they were taking there at the age now where they will understand. But i used to take my boys to some check and lighten department which flash lasers or the stage so it was almost like a multi sensory place at the or to an really and ghouls again hood and she. They didn't fall off the edge of the stage. You know so. We could do some check with my kids. It was it was beautiful. I'm one of my best memories. actually. I've done lovely things in my career things. I'm so proud of but the memory that sticks out is when all of our children joined on stage at wembley we sang. It's the way you make me feel. It will top any memory in the whole of my career. It was just mind blowing just to share that with families. It was just incredible. Do you think they understand what you do. That's your job. they think i'm an ice skater. Because that's the only thing i've done this that and i don't you know brainwash the with five six seven eight data. That's the only thing they've seen me do is is done nice as a there at the age now where they can actually so they'll come to a few concerts and i think they'll be a bit overwhelmed by an there'll be a bit like oh that they've seen me on the television before Say i'm doing this morning. All the my parents will have them at my house. And they'll film the boys watching me on tv. And so i've taught my children to if i'm speaking they say excuse me daddy. So they shot in the tv. Excuse me daddy. Excuse me you're listening. You're not talking back to me that. Excuse me daddy honestly. I wasn't answering the buzz. No he's he's seven and he gets. What daddy does right or he thinks. This is cool. Hey yeah his guitar around. His neck is always playing like he. Really he idolizes. Tom so much so all kids go through stages but we realized that they really don't get that not everyone is on tv or not. Everyone does what we do so there is definitely a bit of that. But i'm the lucky position. I guess because. I get to watch them. Watch tom whereas tom doesn't get to see. And you won't get to see your children's reactions but yeah is an incredible..
Happy Mum Happy Baby
"watkins" Discussed on Happy Mum Happy Baby
"It was medically but of course i was on my own and my partner at the time was expected to fly out two weeks later. Al mike ready for the booth so i was on my own in a foreign country with two little people. Go in what do i do. I was literally stranded with these defenseless little blobs from that point so once the buzz the babies have been born do they. Would they stay in hospital for a little while. I mean it's very different in america so we have very blessed in this country with the associate everything is covered but in america which i i quickly learned. Everything is private healthcare field. You'd like an able bill you for it. So that is a bit of a minefield. But luckily i had all of the insurances in place. Before i went out there. I had a great company. The advice me but it was literally the quicker you get out of the hospital the cheaper it will be for you because it costs literally thousands of pounds a night to stay in a hospital bed. Gosh i remember. My children. were born two hours later. They i was sat on a bed. I was sleeping in a bed with the with incubator next door to them next door to me and i had a knock on the door for me to go pay my bill because i thought i was going to be running around. What what what like. How do you go though. Says when you got twins they have security and everything on wards anyway. But i was left literally in the middle of a different country on.
Happy Mum Happy Baby
"watkins" Discussed on Happy Mum Happy Baby
"Hello and welcome to turn website. Happy happy baby the podcast. Today's guest is one fifth of one of the biggest pop. Bands of mytalk hoods. He's also a father of two. It is h steps kids. How you want introduction. Thank you very much. I literally had memories. Because i'm not recording my house. Diamond someone else's house and i had a memories of the drive over here at me. Lychee just stood in front of my mirror singing tragedy over and over and over again because that cd came with an instrumental version is like the b track. So that my tortured right there. You're also if you remember. It came with instructions how to do. The trump's moves with every cd s. But i the rest of my family absolutely bonkers. Ifc loves that. You could listen to you guys and then try and do it yourselves karaoke version. Yeah exactly how. The school run is done. You've got a coffee. I feel nice relaxed. Yes well. I mean the kids to school yesterday so it was kind of mixed emotions really you know they. They started big school so so they go to school and a big school in welsh's skull mower and that's the first thing they are. They said when they came down yesterday morning when skull milaoda skull so they were super excited. So yeah it's mixed emotions today. How are they going in school yesterday where they happy actually at the gate so we have yet the gates again mixed emotions. One of mine is super confident. So he literally went running in and the other was a little bit apprehensive because he's not seen his friends for for for a little while so my child run back. Max run back and don't worry cubby. I will look after you and i will tell everyone to look after you on. My heart just went overkill. Are they always like that's together. Because i've got three boys and they they go from really being adorable especially in that situation but then just bickering a lot of the time as well. I pay referee. I'm not gonna fluff up. I'll say ninety percent of the time to hate each other. Thank goodness because it's the same for me. An apparent that disagrees with. I do not know what they're doing. What we do enroll children. I literally have to police every second twins. Something very very different. I mean i don't have a singleton. So i've never had the luxury of a one to one they have my undivided attention. I can give everything that they need. In that moment. I am constantly playing ping pong. I compare myself to a daddy blue tit. So have you seen those birds cam boxes this s. box okay. So i'm gonna call him. Daddy brewed because. That's what i do. So daddy polluted flies back and forth. He makes sure his children are fed. Immature warm and make sure that. Come to bully. Make sure they have everything they need and all they do is that is is exhausted. It looks like he's been dragged through a bush and these fabulous. That's what i feel like every day at the end of every day. i am an exhausted polluted. Goes i use that. We've done oversee you live in wales and you grew up in wales. How so it was important for you. Boys grew up and had the same sort of childhood that you did. It's the reason that i moved back. I live hoffer. Were half an hour away from my parents and myself and my brothers had an incredible relationship with all our grandparents. And i wanted my children to have that i wanted to have them in their lives and our family unit has got much stronger because of it. We do things every sunday. You know they come down to babysit. They'll take them to swimming lessons for me..
Bleeding Green Nation
"watkins" Discussed on Bleeding Green Nation
"Reacts. we're going to take another look at some of the questions. Me and kate. Magic of decay nation discussed last week. We're getting into the thick of preseason action if If you wanna call it that but we still need to get some answers from justice mesquita of acne packing co. Before we go across the board a little bit later in the show so without further ado. I'd like to welcome in kate and justice. You guys. It's an nfl friday. We're lucky enough to have had the double box. Preseason games last night are you. Guys is hyped for eagles. Second year wide receiver quiz watkins. I am obsessed with quiz watkins. I made i made guys. I need to go back. My twitter feed. And i need to find this hopkins hype video that i made I don't know how to use. i'm ubi. This was a giant experiment for. I'm movie but i was like. I need to highlight quiz watkins because he as fast as a speedy lightening strike across the universe. And i saw it last night. And you better believe. I'm screaming very excited. I was watching a both games. So i thought that that was like a kick return at the beginning of because i just i just heard like the roar from like I have the audio on both games. So i hear the roar and a guy running up the sideline with with no one by them. And i was like oh that must be a return and then they show the replay screen. And i was like what what's going on here. The only do have seen like do that was like The julio screen for a touchdown by two years ago or something like that. it's like oh my goodness does easies. Yeah i remember him. At southern miss is a lot of people thought he was actually going to go higher draftsman and he actually did Earlier on in the process. I'm like am. I going to really have to watch southern miss ball and i was. Oh no i get it. This guy's really fast. I don't know how he ended up there. i've got a ton of quiz watkins exposure in ly dynasty. Fantasy football league. So i'm i'm very excited for to see him take that play and they've been raving about him in eagles camp saying that he's possibly the second best wide receiver behind devante. Smith is what a lot of people have been saying. And it's worth noting Like for those who are in dynasty leagues on it. it might be worth a glance at your waiver. Wire i mean quiz. Watkins is the type of player that might have been like depending on how aggressive your dynasty leagues are. This is a guy that could possibly be on waivers and could be a huge steel for you coming into twenty twenty one. i think the day was overall. You know good for their passing offense know. The eagles herds was doing good. I mean he was operating within the structure of the play. Everything was within time so no complaints. There can hear the rest of this conversation by subscribing to the sp nation nfl. Show wherever you get your podcast..
Beyond the Ball Podcast with Jonathan Jones
"watkins" Discussed on Beyond the Ball Podcast with Jonathan Jones
"And welcome to another episode of the beyond. The ball podcast. I'm your host. Jonathan jones and as you all know we we find really extremely amazing and extraordinary guests. So we're going to get ready to dive in today but if this is your first time tuning in and beyond the ball wanna make sure that you all know the focus. In the premise of the podcast. The focus ultimately is bringing forward stories strategies and successes to help student athletes succeed beyond their degree so today i'm excited to to bring to beyond the ball this gentleman. He's he's a writer he's a professor and he's a television producer and i know that does not cover it. But welcome to the beyond the bob. Podcast mr d. watkins. What's going on d. Good thanks for having me on most definitely most definitely glad to have you glad to have you. But now i'm i'm gonna kick it over to you man just cause just like we're talking before a kick it over to you and give you a chance to give the people a snapshot of who you are especially if this is their first introduction so thank you Teaching is my heart. I i felt like i've been educated since you know. I was sitting in classrooms myself. I always had a knack Try to explain things to people in trying to take really really diffamation. Simplify anez led to my writing as lead to Into television now so right now. I'm working to hbo on a project called on the city. And we're actually start shooting next month. six mini series. I wrote episode number three but cassava on the whole gig extremely extremely Excited about that. And also i just finished writing camello avenue memoir about maybe two or three months ago. That comes out in september. And i think it's going to shock the world because you know it. Preparation of read a whole lot of basketball memoirs memoirs by athletes in all sound the same and i felt like his book is totally different. It's gonna not people out and it's going to give you a glimpse into the world that you never seen before. Understand tally of a person who was always good basketball player. Didn't really get a chance to focus on basketball. Like all out of athletes you know had the luxury because he had to make it on the bottom. So that's neat. I'm just. I'm just a writer and a teacher and a personal lexus. Share my energy. My money resources in i can do to help. Strengthen what what what what my little writer community have but saint top bring up the next generation. The young creatives too. Because i think it's extremely important. I mean we can go so many different places with this out of the gate. You got my mind going. But how did you need like. What was your initial introduction to writing in the reason. I'm curious about that is because you know just in regards to understanding that this this is a skill set that requires so much of the mind but then also you know just focused and everything like that so take a little bit of time and talk about that day so long. I wasn't like the kind of kid budget books when i was coming up. I wasn't really into mid as some bad family. Situations did lead me into the street in told me up and all that in and when i got older i trying to clean my life up and i wrote in college i had You know my you know like twenty seven twenty eight years old this time and there was a nurse reading who had a bookstore head. She's in and out you know. Walk it around issues checking making her rounds and she started his book essay. Yo i've never saw persident read a book like that. So i asked. I said That book that she said you will like this book. Let's say why you say that she said this about you on your friends salama friends. She said yeah. Thoughts stood. I note that how come everybody who come to visit. You smell like a bunch of. Let's say because we all got cataracts. So she started laughing because she was a funny type funding type nurse like that. I'm silly to so. I fall asleep. She leaves the book by my bedside in his spot. Moretti korean The book the coldest winter ever buses soldier and st book. That was directly. Not it wasn't it wasn't like it wasn't like my life but it was a familiar language. Talked about an experience that i was caught in the middle of for long time so i read that book. Front the back in the day and a half. Maybe but just fast fast at the time. Because i wasn't read it. It's like now Maybe or three hundred books a day but at a time you know i was reading but i read this book quickly. One on every every everything she ever wrote in the middle of audible all types of wild staff had having on the block of just sitting outside stuck to assist a soldier book. And then i found out was inspired by people like links news. James only Nearly all of our ancestors. So run to that i read about what was the other people was more radical or like wild in the access at that time right now so i have reading about the beat knicks on a road. Lots all of these different things. He's gonna fight dividend rian dostoevsky nine hundred pieces of russia History book search. So i was down. One book just snowballed for me intern turn into did that. I wanted to dedicate my life into the. I didn't take it lightly a finished college. And then i got into. Mfa program and i studied the crafts. And i've read everything. I'm getting my hands from the temple..
At The Races With Steve Byk
"watkins" Discussed on At The Races With Steve Byk
"Because kohl's ed. I think a lot of these horses kinda were ready to go a long time ago. Some of them might have kinda got over the top for their first starts and now that they're kind of running into their seconds stars. They're kinda showing Showing how they trained all all kinds of all season long so it just kind of nice to see like you know my my staff and crew. You couldn't do it. And they put a lot of a lot of hard work into it and it's a it's a team obviously a team sport right. You're only as good as the people behind you. No doubt and As good as the horses to get delivered to you step off the van and then obviously you buy a few your own to help. Pick out some but Yeah it's an interdependent existence. You know you work with a lot of people and you know and then you gotta get the little lucky to when they put them in the gate. So there's a lot of mix of everything out to big part of it. No doubt about that cabinet. Great the great to catch up Thrilled for everybody's Success involved here the old wellings and and tara and the aroma stable team continued success. Thanks a lot appreciate having me on. Not at all kevin underscore at on your twitter. Follow kevin and You know sometimes what a big horse like like a starship. Pillow the leaves. And you know you say where's the next star gonna come from but there were plenty of candidates and They're they're stepping forward and south there. Here's a woodbine oaks with awfully nice on the resume. We've got about fifteen minutes to close out this morning and it. It's it's going to be a little bit on a sad note because we're coming about. David galls passing at. I wanna say seventy nine. I think the number that i saw and seven seven's plays into this Prominently because Seven thousand three hundred and ninety four career wins and then he went on and trained burden for for about ten years. Plus and i think jim watkins is is standing by jim. Good morning steve. How are you this morning. Jim good and i. I you know certainly wanted to catch up on on how things have gone at That fairmont Fan duel but The head of that. I would love for you to pay tribute to david gall who had a outstanding career and people people should be aware if five fifteen number five..
Fun Time Horror Show
"watkins" Discussed on Fun Time Horror Show
"Your now twenty four your communications watkins start in august of twenty. Twelve is is not long before the communications turned to child sex abuse. There was talk of moving in together. Watkins said if you belong to me so does your baby. You're responded understandable. A mother daughter slave duo worshiping you. Watkins said that's all she will know. A life of filth piece said the good thing about babies is put anything near their mouths and they start sucking it. She went on to talk about her and her baby sharing watkins penis with their tongues. The subsequent communications. Planning even more depraved activities for the little girl included forcing her to engage in sex with animals and how to take drugs defy belief. This was your own flesh and blood. You were talking about watkins. You referred to the girl as mile little toy and that sums up how you regarded her not as a human being but simply as a sexual object their for your pleasure you watkins then said you cannot wait to get the mother and daughter taking crack cocaine you spoke of whoring her out to fat old men who would pay thousands. You went on. She needs to know mummy and daddy don't love her. she's just there to make us come. You spoke about torturing her.
Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"watkins" Discussed on Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"Right where does your just mere everyone. I walked down the street on the sidewalk. And i like to given idea where i am. What's around me. And then i closed my eyes and try to walk as long as i can without running into things. I love that. I have done stuff like that it so when i do it. I'm like this is very responsible and almost dangerous. Why am i doing this. Yeah it is. I used to do it on. I would be like jogging on a treadmill. And i've talked at length about how i don't jog and i don't run but whenever i'm going to treadmill which is not i haven't been on one longtime but i do try but i used to like to and i was listening to a disc man. That's long turn my music up really loud and then close my eyes while running and that always felt dangerous. Because you know whoa. That's bolt yeah. I feel like what you're doing is bowl to. We're we're bold. Were sisters in boldness to bold broad. Right tony do you ever do this. I can't say that i've ever even considered doing that. It's not a thought that's ever entered my mind. They've a little tony. I know i'm. I'm impressed but yeah i think i'm i think i'm too much of a wuss to do that. Do you close your eyes when you're playing drums like here and there. I'm sure it happens. I'm not even positive about that. Probably because you go into into a fiona apple like trance exactly. They called me. The mail fiona apple. I think that. I have a tony just mere everyone in here. Let me find it. listeners. If you'd like to send in your just mere everyone's tweet them to at air i y n bf stanford house in your best friend and use the hashtag j. m. o. e. Okay this is from tony. There are about seven hundred movies. I'd like to watch. But i need to not watch them alone and i'm not a talk through movies person but for some reason i need another person around to focus. Anyone had this issue. I don't really know.
Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"watkins" Discussed on Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"Be like jokey with him in the vibe is just like i don't know you geez but in a way because yeah i was trying to impressive. Why why was trying to get his attention like he's he's cool. He's he's like his own thing. I don't need to be friends with everyone. I think is cool. Why was i making an effort so then like off shoot. You're so cool. You're right i'm just gonna be over here. He's like no. This is a younger than my parents. But you know it's not like he's my age so were you in the christian community growing up or are you. I am not no. I'm not i was in. It was kind of like a they buy. It would be like considered like the outskirts of christianity. At a lot of ways there was no fear of hell in hellfire and damnation Which i think. I was really spared a lot of trauma. Yeah by by not having to deal with that in my adulthood. An unraveled with that all the consequences of what that means. There are a lot of great metaphors lessons. That i carry with me from the stories that i grew up with and and there are some beautiful things that i that i still carry with me but i i i wouldn't say that i'm in there. And then lastly tammy says what was it like. Actually let me read her whole question. Hi sarah. I've been a fan of yours for years. What was it like working playing with fiona apple. It's amazing she's like she's a beast. It's it's she's so she's a one of a kind artist. i was just talking about her recently because Somehow somehow it came up we got to. She's around largo a lot where we do our family our shows and we've gotten to play with her a lot and and and tour that first time i got a tour. She joined nickel creek and we were her band. It was nickel creek and feel apple on a co bill and we played and then fiona saying we were her band. It was insane. I can't believe happened. And and she did criminal as if it were a bluegrass on would probably really made a lot of people mad. But i thought it was insane. It was insane to watch her transform that song and but the thing that that one of the things that i really took i could. I have this visual. Memory of being a in in virginia and.
Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"watkins" Discussed on Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"So i feel like those things i really they. They feel kind of crucial to me to have both of those scenarios. I've always said like if if you're in one band you should try and be in too because Because there there are going to be different child different things that you learn from from each band at you can It'll help you grow. Otherwise it's very easy to get comfortable in your singular role in this one band. Whatever scenario you're in and you get your skills can kind of shrivel down to whatever is just needed for this. One scenario rather than growing into more well rounded skill set right. I feel like it's actually kind of the same with podcasting to. How did you end up playing on mandy. Moore's twenty twenty album. How did that come about. I have known taylor goldsmith for while he saying on my second record and he also sings on this record under the puppetry and And i got tour dodds quite a bit and so we we've seen the himalayas and he'll come down to the family our in play well now then so i think i met mandy through that. He admitted he came down and did a show one of the family hour shows. And and so we've seen her around around and she was part of a show. I'm just remembering this. She did a show with us We did a performance with diario for the dariel foundation which puts music in schools instruments in the hands of underprivileged school systems and districts and She came down and did that song. i think it's called fifteen at that show because it's about her experience as a as a kid growing up and It music and we played it. She really liked that version. Evidently she'd had hard time kind of finding the right way to record that song and so she invited me to be a part of this third round of like given that song ago. and so. that's how that happened. Pets so cool. And then what was it like tour with vince. Gill and amy grant. Do you have any honey vince. Gill stories vince. Gill has been my favorite since i was twelve. Which was twenty eight years ago. Oh my gosh so Alison i was a. I don't know how up on amy grant you are. I've ideal that. I'm not that up on amy grant she. She is the queen of christmas. Feel this is where you were going if you grew up in in in the christian community at all when you were in whatever junior high high school you're aware of immigrant because she is like the christ queen of christmas and And especially among church people. And i still love her to this day. I think she is so pretty. I love her voice. I watched her. She did a christmas special. When i was a kid. We had on. Vhs and i watched it year round. And she's saying with an orchestra and she was the first person i saw holding microphone in her hand like lead a stage like that and i thought was so i thought she was just like and We were fash forward like ten years if not more we were on. We got to do a christmas tour with vince. Gill and a chamber orchestra from nashville and And they were delightful and at the end of the tour. They invited a bunch of us other musicians to play poker up their suite at the hotel and they they got like a bunch of quarters when we just played with quarters. This guy like hundred dollars with a quarter or whatever and it was really fun. And they're both very genuine and kind people vince. Gill always makes me nervous though. Because he's so down to earth that like you..
Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"watkins" Discussed on Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"Brutal Just have the one. And so. Yeah i there was. There was one dark day when i was in. My darkest day was in boise. Idaho and It was super hot. It was like a hundred and four degrees and in the bus. If sometimes you're in a spot where the bus can have push out. Were like it's like a bay window that comes out. It really expands the feeling of helping the bus home which is not big. It makes it feel much better. this was not scenario. We could do that. Bus was tiny hundred four degrees so we couldn't be outside the kids. They were like getting heat stroke. They're very young at the time and I was real tired. i was like auto on like. Oj had been a rough week for me for some reason teething or whatever and i just remember having a huge breakdown we just got. A hotel was not a last minute. We've gotta find some air conditioning in have a break and we got a hotel room and just started crying and the girls were like. We're taking sam you're sleeping and we're just going goodbye and i slept for four hours. I felt great after that. Yeah it was it was just you need help just need help in in some cases in some ways ya you are enough as a mom all the baby needs. But you need. Help like yeah. You're all a baby needs but the baby is not unique things to yeah. You're just being depleted right and it can be alienating being just with exclusively with the baby all the time because like there's yes. They're they're sweet. And it's heartwarming. And all those good things. But there's another level intellectually talking on the real saddam and they're also super immature. Have you notice and selfish. I if i was by myself i think it would have been a totally different tour even if i had had an any but but i don't think i would've been able to afford a nanny by myself in also Just having the camaraderie. Just having another mom that i can commiserate with and also just like be awake with me at seven in the morning when work frantically trying to find a children's museum or playground to go to get off the bus with you know someone to help you. Get the stroller out of the bay. Like like there are so many so many things. It's just great to have a teammate. Can have one. It's really really great. Yeah yeah i ended up doing mommy and me which i didn't even know about until there's one of my good friends. I happen to meet at a class at the hospital where we were both really pregnant And we kept in touch and at the time before we had our babies just like comparing notes about. Oh which rocking chair did you get that kind of stuff. Yeah mostly about products on the bidding but it was so fortuitous. Because we've we've become really good friends. We have kids wear the same age but anyway she's the one who was like. Oh i signed up for this class..
Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"watkins" Discussed on Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"So back to sara. I am wondering so you're eight years old. You're playing in nickel creek. A did you do you. You feel like you had a normal childhood or was that like were you like a child star. Neither i definitely didn't have a normal childhood because also because i was home schooled from seventh grade and on these days i feel like what is normal but When i was growing definitely there were some things that let me know that you know i was into my friends weren't into it was honestly to me. I felt like. I grew up in two different worlds for a while until when i was in school. That's what i felt like when i started home. Schooling it all kind of worked together. But i was willing to private school through sixth grade and i did not do well in private school. I just felt like i don't know i. I felt like. I didn't have many friends i was like. I was the kid who and hang out with the teachers at recess literally. Helping them with chalkboard i i didn't i just i didn't make sense at school. And when i went to festivals though on the weekends or when i went to the pizza parlor where the blue fan played i had tons of friends. They were just all seventy years old. But i loved it and i felt that i was so happy and sell you know. I've genuinely felt like they were my friends. And then we go to bluegrass festivals. I met a bunch of other kids. Who did this kind of stuff. A lot of them are my friends to this day and instill playing fiddle camps and it was awesome. I loved my childhood things that i learned through being in a band as a kid Such as a teamwork and Humility because there. I was definitely not the star of that band. Like in terms of Of of the chris christie in the ban is is outrageous musician and for the last time. I thought he was just like normal and i was subpar. But he's actually like extraordinary and an extraordinary. Yeah he's got a macarthur grant this deal. I know i know you're saying but it's i think like as a kid..
Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"watkins" Discussed on Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"Inventions prototypes And he was part of building one of the prototypes for ship and star wars. Forgive me tiny. That i don't remember which which or what but i remember. Hearing the story actually really only claim to fame for any star wars and Anyway play spoons so every saturday night can would come up. And he plays spoons on something which is just kind of rhythmic thing to add into a tune and then other people would have play songs and it felt like just a social normal social thing and there was a great fiddle player in the band. Couple of great fiddle players. That i got to see and something about it appealed to me. I don't know what i'm really. I really love it still to this day. Even when. Like if i'm if i'm feeling down A lot of times. I don't know if it's because. I'm not playing enough for practising enough. But if i am able to find the time it end make time i guess to to really lose myself in practicing it it can really make me feel so much better about things I don't know why. But it's like the thing. That i i feel like i can lose myself in it in plain fiddle. Yeah how often do play a lot. Right now During the pandemic. I had been really lucky that my brother and i play together. We really record. In april called brother sister for the watkins family our and so he and i started doing Every two weeks will do a a live stream for our patrons on patron and that's been really great because it's it's given me a purpose to keep up my chops enough to to do that so even if i'm not practicing as much as i would like to. It's been a real a real nice thing to be able to have that purpose for keeping learning songs and writing songs. So walk ins family our was a residency right at largo..
Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"watkins" Discussed on Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"Our bathroom we decided it must have come in on wendy's pa or something and then a few days that it's the only thing that made sense don't think i've ever seen a slug indoors. I know we even have a. What's the word for someone who kills exterminator listener. Who was like asking a lot of questions. Because he didn't understand how it got indoors and when you stump your exterminator listeners. You know something's really going on so anyway cut to you. Know six or seven days later. And i'm sitting on the toilet. Yes sometimes i do that. I know i know. I see material and other worldly but look. I'm just like you sitting behind the curtain. As if i don't talk about far it's like six times in every episode if not more a toilet and i what should catch my eye across the bathroom in the corner beneath the cabinet but a small slug another one a relative of the original one. I don't know it was definitely smaller. So now it's not just a rare occurrence. It's like what is going on are we did. Did someone build this house on top of a slug burial ground. Yup i think figured it out. They seeking revenge so know. I know it sounds like from this story. It sounds like i live in some kind of condemned pigsty. It's actually tony. You've been here. It's a nice house right. It is Did not a condemned pigs goats pigs. It's it's just a plano pigsty. It's no no no it's not. It's not other than this. The picture i mean other than this story. I would not say it's particularly grotesque. No not at all. It's not grotesque. No the opposite. I know teske. It's not task thank you. There's nothing no task about it. But anyway i got on my hand knees and it turns out beneath the counter where it meets the wall. There's just a big gap that i had never noticed. Because why would i particularly look in that area so there is a big gap. And i don't. I can't see where it goes just into the darkness so i sprayed a bunch of. I'm sorry i feel bad for the slug family that i might have slaughtered but i sprayed a bunch of insecticide in there. Just like i did with the termites and no slug since then do you have like some triumphant drop. You could play exactly.