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show which was april thirtieth two thousand and seventy second one was the words rock t v radio which was may seventh two thousand and seventeen and the third one you can see is the cli moment he says you better better get out then he was on the clip kelly show and he said i was going home and told us to get up and do something for ourselves before we're forced to he said god just this is when the hell out of america and he said prepare for that ass kick in that's a coming to us from a war that we're not listening to the messenger we're not listening to what he told us what to do so it's time to get your books but ladies and gentlemen please please go  exposed you always try to clean it up we always have to clean it up then we are says adam this is baltimore this is a little thing on in time magazine but it's his baltimore orioles out for adam jones said spectators at fenway park  i've been black for six years america and i know the history of white supremacy for six thousand years and i said to myself i guarantee you murphy movie number one where everybody mother would know who would be number one top of the magazine might be was number one but my point is my brother property owners from suing insurers over weather related claims tenanted we passed through the texas and now if it passes it would reduce the power of these insurance companies face when they don't pay enough quite so my point is you won't be able to  america he says died last mohamed i believe him to be the messenger of god i believe that god raised him as a word to america america you are reaping now what you have sown you cannot buy the natural disasters that are coming way back in the sixty's of azerbaijan and say  was a commentator you're tied the you're retired and before the season started yeah i repeat before the season started before he left his first super bowl right he said eli needs to step up and become a man or whatever he said so we basically live apart he can't do it
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and continue to serve to this day due to continued language and cultural barriers which makes life very difficult for families in two thousand and ten if your community is coming to the point where it's losing many why we move all the way from africa here to be pushed back by gentrification so we're not a starting from the scratch like my sister said we have our own property that we  can community center in seattle's affordable housing project as you heard previously dated in community center has been serving our community for over thirty years last sunday we had a packed room of people in support of this project they were service recipients seniors families with children partners and elected officials who recognize the need for affordable housing and are fully supportive of our project their recurring theme the decline in affordable housing and the migration of king county especially immigrants and refugees one of our speakers at the event was an elderly man on behalf of their other seniors who stated their need for their affordable housing project which will be culturally and linguistically appropriate but what he emphasized was that the existing lack of social emotional and physical connection aside of the ethiopian community in seattle more importantly he stressed how challenging it is for him and others to go to the community center due to challenges of transportation and illnesses and that also perpetrates their inability to take care of themselves and especially
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well you know the seventy's one of those big huge influence on me also just all the music that came out of the late sixty's and seventy's is probably where i live and you and i and then i started checking out clifton shamir and when i was in austin texas were going on in graduate school a friend had a piano accordion and we let me use his accordion so we can make some money for food runs on the street bus going to a little bit so you knew music was important it was essential but you didn't quite get the groove initially when did you know music it was going to be your life's work well i started out playing drums and something amazing happened in my high school year i there was at my time there was a mcdonald's all american band and they picked two musicians from each state to represent the state and i was one of the musicians chosen from the state and i guess that threw me over the edge just like well you know i i got this far and that's something worked with and i you know maybe pursued working on my my bachelor's and music you know i felt that that's what i should do you know what were your peers doing when you were doing that when i was doing the korean i have a lot of friends out of professors and perform rationally and doing other things like that you know i started out with the courty and i do some percussion i georgia in one nine hundred ninety seven ninety eight and it was they thought the card according was really a bizarre instrument to be playing so form decided go band there and we were we did really well and then i moved back to lafayette and formed a feel and to to play the style of music so that makes it a little challenging at times no but i got a good group like me up they got the style yeah it is all about the rhythm inside a community you got to have the yeah oh yeah well all right  this thing vibrates right there in your body that was had like it's kind of very soon then you can kind of get into a zen rhythm it's it's best if you don't think about it too much and just tune into your bandmates advice don't think music scene oh man so when when richard invited me to play sims radical than i already knew about zydeco and my wife of our first date was on as we went to sunday newman's on our first date and i married him so i got
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right when i first started to stand the implications of education in our community particularly the aftermath community mr wright was that individual that was bringing for him to have a discussion we were he's been a power number of  movements and discussions around now we are education but legislation for proper education so i like to put this in the proper context legislation point probation this is out of the  dictionary north carolina other states passed the first laws prohibiting slave education seven hundred forty while there were no limits on reading or drawing it became illegal for slaves to write this it was thought as a form of status  as fears proliferated among the plantation owners concerning the spread of abolition materials for its past the other in syria why isn't the need to restrict slaves ability to communicate with each or show used to employing slave as a scribe in a manner writing whatsoever here after a talk to write in such an offense for foot of the sum of one hundred pounds in current morning while the law does not clarify  man without a knowledge of himself is like a tree no womb we were ripped from our africa and which all education all science all maff originated that has a devastating effect as a people what did you think that effect in summation could have been and does it even today will if  says we need to have a skills braced agricultural base education would that be fair to say yes booker t washington and for my o because first of all you were in a cycle p d of education about our experience as africans in america and i thought i was so important that you share that with us because to know your history is to know yourself  us to do not know our history and that's true and that's a that's one of the biggest biggest problems with our people that we don't know who we are who you see that when who it was to started a mahmoud up on the beat here sure do in the oldest of seven was all wars and then we had four sisters all that in a day early on our separation as a community and as a group of people exist even to the point of ammunitions and again we were tasked with the most dangerous and most risky jobs there when we were injured by them in their case refused to go back to a court martial here you see  with the power to spend billions of dollars to the public schools but in doing so they wrote in the regulations there they rewarded the local school district when they kept black and poor white kids achieving below fifty percent when you cheat particularly in education and particular device education but are back that they were able to go to those doors in the first place well if the system set up for me and they didn't intend to never say never was intended for black kids if you remember th
i'm terry and you are watching reg in seattle this week i decided to do something a little different i was in the house and setting up for the show and i was like take it outside it's a great day we have sun in seattle so that's where i'm at i radiata so let me just get right straight to it we're going to start this set off with free your mind by david michael stedman this young man he's with tough gong international he's recently back from jamaica and he gave us a special performance this past weekend at michael rose's show with sly and robbie at nectar layout and stay tuned for that because michael rose gave us an exclusive interview and we're going to roll for your mind right on into depth tonic cruise ninety nine percent now this music was composed over ten years ago and tough gong studios but fast forward ten years at these vocals and you have this great song by called ninety nine percent enjoy who is based in seattle and he has a great voice i really look forward to seeing great things from this young man now before we shut this down i want to give you guys some quick reminder this saturday at mary moorpark peace concert this is being put on this year by culture yard productions and that's going to be in lower woodland park it's a free event nothing but local reggae band when stingy unite one labor r a few others so make sure you're out there to support this local event now you want to make sure you come back next week and check out next week's episode we have a special exclusive interview with michael roles the original voice of black a who wrote so that was just really a special blessing for us and if you have questions about anything that you see in our on our show or you would like to submit a video for our next session of  local loves reach out to us at reg in seattle dot com a my thinking i can show everything but i'll show what i can so we're going to calls out this week session with seattle's own two stories ori they
senior center ally so this program is radio theater and what we do is we're going to explore basics of radio theater similar to what it was like during its golden time in the thirty's forty's and so we'll look at live sound effects which you can see over here we have a sound effects table and all the equipment that is necessary to microphones and we  seven working with and that's a first part of the program and then we'll work on creating stories for scenes and then we'll do the production with the recording as well how many  have done radio theatre for probably somewhere in that mix of twenty years but i often teach children and i have a literacy program that is drama or theatre base that i've been doing for a number of years the today where they get in touch with who they are and who they are and the society around others and yeah it's very beneficial and it helps academically as well  visually and cognitively impaired that was for a number of years with the students in the school and what i did was the same basically the same thing the radio program and it was great it was and be creative potential or what did you invite everyone to come visit you had woodstock or other places going invite them yes most sure probably well come on come on down and explore what we have here in the radio theat yes yeah yeah so it is actually your voice is higher i'm thinking of it's a quarter or half octave higher than what you hear in your head your head is why it's with actors we have to get used to it john b and what we'll do is we just do it telephone call we're actually so we're not holding that up and that's too much let's do a knock on the door ok you're that's right i think so you think so i mean we just don't know ridiculous i'm sorry i thought it was do that type of thing nothing you know compared to what it is i think that is the really bottomed out you know television certainly who's on first what's on the second i don't know don't vary that's what i want to bang out i screw who's up first what's on the second i don't know who's on third and you  a time machine so this is a first cd it's about two friends that come upon a time machine in this little shop and this is the first scene it gives us a little bit of exposition as to who the characters are you know what some o with headphones is very and you're not looking at the person because you have to work with a microphone to make the connection very different experience very often you're not looking at each other and sometimes you have your you know you're working with a you know  were kind of across from each other yeah yeah and but it's it's very interesting because you're really you're working almost all of the engineer then with the other guy you're working acting with the other person but you're waiting for the engineer to say you know this is what we
thirty years of innocence and peace in belgium was shattered in the early ninety's citizens with no expectations of violence were murdered while shopping no one knew who no one knew why some suspected the top secret there may be times when the host country government job activity or indecision in the face of communist subversion or u s army intelligence must have the means of watching special operations which will convince the host country governments and public opinion of the reality of the insurgent adventure us army intelligence should seek to penetrate the insurgency by means of agents on special assignment with the task of forming special action groups some of the most radical elements of the insurgency i never heard such a thing frankly i don't know arjen of the statement and you can find any statement in any country and you can find jackass statements anywhere and i suspect it is an authentic document i don't i don't doubt it i never saw that it's the of special forces military operations that are described on the other hand you've got to recall that the defense department and the president  hear any of those orders until there is an appropriate occasion to supplement the field manual thirty one thirty two it's twelve pages long it's not all of a big thing but if it's not authentic then you need to ask somebody what it what what is it doing in the classified manual section of most field manual libraries by you accusing the united states basically of what the soviet union was doing in italy which was creating a secret underground paramilitary organization capable of acting to su and i've been i've been recalled by another member of the conveyor marie from her order to become a member of the group only police officer was inside had been penetrated at the planning stage of the red brigades was taking its orders from the sons the leader general central beater was then head of sees me the italian secret service appreciated just how frightened the italian government was at that point that they might actually have accomplished something i mean accomplish something political the goal of terrorism after all is to terrorize they had succeeded in terrorists they had terrorized the political class of i
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miracles by the end really gets into demonology in dealing with the spirits which are very real in the essence of what is going on right now this is the great battle between the children of the light and the sons of darkness and as our lord said my people die through lack of knowledge so  let's this is only part one this is from greggs tok a wednesday night august fourteenth two thousand and thirteen at saint louis church in bellevue and his talk is in titled healing through forgiveness here we go
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welcome to a taste of theatre where everyone is a star this is the place where playwrights from around the country will come to showcase one scene of their play today star is shining hey playwright lynn chicago illinois we will see clips of her play heart's desire and now in addition to that what is it that you want people walk away where after seeing this
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hello my name is tim bernard and this is part two the continuation of father branches talk healing through forgiveness and the spiritual warfare that is going on all around or oh oh me the name of jesus family to help awaken them to the spiritual war that we are in and tell people about my website and the show and they'll be more coming and you go out and have a good week and remember what my sue brother said attack away all we seen we are all related
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harbor international conference center for the sixth annual seattle chocolate salon and first annual artisan fragrance this year  see what this is all about so as i heard read the laws this is one of the first parables i came to and this woman is apparently the lavender farm there it's generally not open to the public but that's where my fifteen marie is located and i've travelled the world to perfect my distilling skills and then put them into  nice a little helper at this point but it's called michelle dot com that's where you can find me well i thank you for talking to the viewers i found that some of the snows to be very interesting and there are some very interesting snow were made to portray characters in a novel by an officer in denmark so what do you have to add i would just say that there's nothing like olympics or consent to it and of course a website for more information website for more information is or so there are interested in learning more about you and the company  you know real we like seeing people with our brand walking around so it was nice that we had a lot of people asking for them over the years all right people are more  will take a look around a little more kind of like to do interesting plays on favorites of mine at all and i did try a few just like that gentleman was trying there and there are several flavors there i like flavors serving up how was the flavor of the and you also have made with there you go and it's at the bottom of the screen learn more about the seventh seattle luxury chocolate salon and the second annual seattle artisan fragrance alone occurring sunday may for two thousand and fourteen from eleven am to five pm at the belle harbor international conference center on the waterfront by visiting seattle chocolate salon dot com and seattle fragrance salon dot com and you can also find them both on facebook please visit my archive page at seattle community media dot org slash node slash one two three seven four slash list shows and as always thank you for watching adventure t
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with you feel what you been taught by individuals who seem to do not believe in the whole council of god open your heart open your  began marriage homosexuality and by the way i have to bring up abortion in this because it is a big problem and a big topic it is a great great problem now with society today like homosexuality and also no matter which is being attacked by i'll call it individual who do not believe in the plan of god it is that you can break up the bad but talks about it and i want to try to be as as as praying possible ah i want you to understand that you'll soon in mind soul is this what we believe now with determined i'll be eternal life and i'm not going to praise of god would i want to tell it just the way it is yes and i want you to understand two things number one it is not in man to walk and to direct his step number two man need divine guidance and guard him given us that in mind guidance and then we refuse it then we that man wait all right that's the bottom line i know you know right but the way it is all right all right now look what it says here in this article he said there have been attempts to
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