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Full Episode 🎥: & Please Subscribe via Could you imagine feeling that much passion for a sport in 8th grade? "In 8th grade, #Husker Volleyball's @harperrmurrayy already knew Nebraska was home 💥 Hear her story talking with DJ K DuB Omaha & Coach Saunders 🏐 of what made the...

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Full Episode 🎥: & Subscribe for more clip-outs and highlights via From the #Husker vollleyball court to your feed! 📱 Harper Murray opens up about the highs and lows of social media as a college athlete with host DJ K DuB Omaha & Coach Saunders 🏐 . 💭 What’s YOUR take on it? #NEBRASKAtok #Volleyball #GBR #ForYouPage #MentalHealthMatters #AthleteTalk #Mindset
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Full Episode 🎥: & Subscribe for more clip-outs and highlights via From the #Husker vollleyball court to your feed! 📱 Harper Murray opens up about the highs and lows of social media as a college athlete with host DJ K DuB Omaha & Coach Saunders 🏐 . 💭 What’s YOUR take on it? #NEBRASKAtok #Volleyball #GBR #ForYouPage #MentalHealthMatters #AthleteTalk #Mindset

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A legendary moment featuring the truth from former 1990s era Husker K.♦️Cheatham #6 unfolds the truth in this MUST-SEE chat with 2010s era Husker Tommy Armstrong Jr. This one’s for Huskers fans! A little lengthy but its Pure GOLD it’s FIRE 🔥! Don't chat about it be about it full EP and make sure to subscribe to the @HuskerArmyPod Host: Bryan Knutzen Guest DJ K DuB Omaha #Huskers #GBR #Brotherhood #AlwaysSupporting #ThickAsThieves #Football #Nebraska
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A legendary moment featuring the truth from former 1990s era Husker K.♦️Cheatham #6 unfolds the truth in this MUST-SEE chat with 2010s era Husker Tommy Armstrong Jr. This one’s for Huskers fans! A little lengthy but its Pure GOLD it’s FIRE 🔥! Don't chat about it be about it full EP and make sure to subscribe to the @HuskerArmyPod Host: Bryan Knutzen Guest DJ K DuB Omaha #Huskers #GBR #Brotherhood #AlwaysSupporting #ThickAsThieves #Football #Nebraska

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San Francisco eliminated 8th-grade algebra in 2014. The stated goal: give minority students extra time to learn basic math. 8th-grade math proficiency in 2017: 51%. By 2023: 40%. It took a ballot initiative and a 4-3 vote to reverse it. Ten years. One generation of students. A measurable, documented decline across every group the policy was designed to help. This is what equity policy looks like in practice — not equal outcomes, just equally worse ones. The board just rediscovered that teaching algebra is how children learn algebra. That’s the whole story of liberal governance in one school district.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ So much for equity.
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San Francisco eliminated 8th-grade algebra in 2014. The stated goal: give minority students extra time to learn basic math. 8th-grade math proficiency in 2017: 51%. By 2023: 40%. It took a ballot initiative and a 4-3 vote to reverse it. Ten years. One generation of students. A measurable, documented decline across every group the policy was designed to help. This is what equity policy looks like in practice — not equal outcomes, just equally worse ones. The board just rediscovered that teaching algebra is how children learn algebra. That’s the whole story of liberal governance in one school district.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ So much for equity.

Jake

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"Everyone in Huskerland is banging on Shawn Eichorst... if the firing of Bo (Pelini) was so wrong, why was Youngstown his only coaching gig?" "Youngstown wasn't his (Bo Pelini's) only gig, he had some opportunities. There was one opportunity at a Big 12 school and him and the basketball coach there were on the phone for about 3 or 4 hours trying to talk him into it. Bo made a decision that was best for his family... that's the same thing with Kirk (Ferentz). Kirk got offered Notre Dame before Brian Kelly... When I got to Nebraska, Bo dropped me off at the Cornhusker Marriott and said, 'Hey, don't buy a house we might be going to Penn State.' (In 2011)... I know North Carolina came after him, Arkansas, Miami... he had opportunities to be a D coordinator in the NFL..." Former Nebraska and Iowa Defensive Line Coach, Rick Kaczenski, debunks the theory that Bo Pelini couldn't get a better job than Youngstown State after being fired at Nebraska. Jake Sorensen | Steven Sipple
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"Everyone in Huskerland is banging on Shawn Eichorst... if the firing of Bo (Pelini) was so wrong, why was Youngstown his only coaching gig?" "Youngstown wasn't his (Bo Pelini's) only gig, he had some opportunities. There was one opportunity at a Big 12 school and him and the basketball coach there were on the phone for about 3 or 4 hours trying to talk him into it. Bo made a decision that was best for his family... that's the same thing with Kirk (Ferentz). Kirk got offered Notre Dame before Brian Kelly... When I got to Nebraska, Bo dropped me off at the Cornhusker Marriott and said, 'Hey, don't buy a house we might be going to Penn State.' (In 2011)... I know North Carolina came after him, Arkansas, Miami... he had opportunities to be a D coordinator in the NFL..." Former Nebraska and Iowa Defensive Line Coach, Rick Kaczenski, debunks the theory that Bo Pelini couldn't get a better job than Youngstown State after being fired at Nebraska. Jake Sorensen | Steven Sipple

93.7 The Ticket

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JUNGKOOK TALKING ABOUT ONE OF HIS FIRST LOVE STORY TO JIMIN: 🐰the first time I ever liked someone who wasn't korean was when I went to the US for that month-long trainee program 🐥huh? Weren't you in 9th grade back then? 🐰8th grade 🐰it was a girl who was there for dance lesson like me she was also very young,a student like me 🐰at first i thought she was really pretty,but then I started but then I started seeing her really often 🐰the dance teacher told me 'go talk to her at just once! 🐥*cheering while hearing the story 🐰but I was like "I don't even speak english" so we couldn't communicate 🐥but if it were now? 🐰maybe I would go for it *in English 'I like you♡' OMG THIS IS SO CUTE🥺🫶
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JUNGKOOK TALKING ABOUT ONE OF HIS FIRST LOVE STORY TO JIMIN: 🐰the first time I ever liked someone who wasn't korean was when I went to the US for that month-long trainee program 🐥huh? Weren't you in 9th grade back then? 🐰8th grade 🐰it was a girl who was there for dance lesson like me she was also very young,a student like me 🐰at first i thought she was really pretty,but then I started but then I started seeing her really often 🐰the dance teacher told me 'go talk to her at just once! 🐥*cheering while hearing the story 🐰but I was like "I don't even speak english" so we couldn't communicate 🐥but if it were now? 🐰maybe I would go for it *in English 'I like you♡' OMG THIS IS SO CUTE🥺🫶

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[Part 10] The side of Taehyung hyung's determination to never give up on his goal: Even with foot injury *the person received permissions to post* 👤In military bootcamp, there is something called a physical fitness test that is held every 2 weeks. The physical fitness test consists of 3 rounds, with the third round results being officially logged into the system. I am from a fitness background and so push ups and sit ups were very easy for me. But the running was a problem. The running category is for 3km. I got 2nd grade in the first round and 1st grade in the second round. To get Special Grade, you have to finish within 12 mins and 30 secs. For Elite Trainee eligibility, you must rank Grade 1 or above, which is below 13 mins and 20 secs. So although many people tried, most of them failed due to the running portion. Taehyungie hyung also kept getting Grade 2 in both the first and second rounds. He needed Grade 1, but his stamina but his stamina wasn't keeping up. That time he tols me, "I thought my stamina is great because I've been dancing for more than 10 years, but it hit me pretty hard to find it isn't like that." That's because Taehyungie hyung had a problem on his soles of his feet. There was even one time when his feet hurt so much that he couldn't keep running. However, in the final test even with his feet hurting so much, he managed to finish in Grade 1. So he said, whenever he ran, he could feel a shooting pain from his feet. So seeing him continue to run despite the pain in his feet was extremely impressive. (
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[Part 10] The side of Taehyung hyung's determination to never give up on his goal: Even with foot injury *the person received permissions to post* 👤In military bootcamp, there is something called a physical fitness test that is held every 2 weeks. The physical fitness test consists of 3 rounds, with the third round results being officially logged into the system. I am from a fitness background and so push ups and sit ups were very easy for me. But the running was a problem. The running category is for 3km. I got 2nd grade in the first round and 1st grade in the second round. To get Special Grade, you have to finish within 12 mins and 30 secs. For Elite Trainee eligibility, you must rank Grade 1 or above, which is below 13 mins and 20 secs. So although many people tried, most of them failed due to the running portion. Taehyungie hyung also kept getting Grade 2 in both the first and second rounds. He needed Grade 1, but his stamina but his stamina wasn't keeping up. That time he tols me, "I thought my stamina is great because I've been dancing for more than 10 years, but it hit me pretty hard to find it isn't like that." That's because Taehyungie hyung had a problem on his soles of his feet. There was even one time when his feet hurt so much that he couldn't keep running. However, in the final test even with his feet hurting so much, he managed to finish in Grade 1. So he said, whenever he ran, he could feel a shooting pain from his feet. So seeing him continue to run despite the pain in his feet was extremely impressive. (

Taehyung Naver

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Mina opening up about her relationship with eating was the last thing I expected... and it honestly means so much, especially coming from her. I wonder if JYPE knew how big this moment actually was when they included it in the vlog. Her saying that when she's on vacation she eats two full meals made me emotional because it's something I can relate to... and if it's hard for me, I can't even begin to imagine what it must be like for her. Thank you so much for sharing such a personal moment with us, Mina. It definitely didn't go unnoticed. I think it's difficult to talk about these things, especially in the kpop industry, so hearing you speak about it so openly meant a lot to me. I'm so happy to hear that you're doing well now, that you eat what you want, and that you feel comfortable with it.
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Mina opening up about her relationship with eating was the last thing I expected... and it honestly means so much, especially coming from her. I wonder if JYPE knew how big this moment actually was when they included it in the vlog. Her saying that when she's on vacation she eats two full meals made me emotional because it's something I can relate to... and if it's hard for me, I can't even begin to imagine what it must be like for her. Thank you so much for sharing such a personal moment with us, Mina. It definitely didn't go unnoticed. I think it's difficult to talk about these things, especially in the kpop industry, so hearing you speak about it so openly meant a lot to me. I'm so happy to hear that you're doing well now, that you eat what you want, and that you feel comfortable with it.

mination

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🚨 CANDACE OWENS TIGHTENS THE TIMELINE ON SEPT 8TH: Erika Kirk MIA – Charlie Alone with Kids, No Alibi, Mitch Snow's Fort Huachuca Sighting Vindicated?! 💥👀 Tonight on Candace Owens podcast all the PUZZLE PIECES are snapping together. Candace just exposed the gaping holes in Erika Kirk's story around Charlie Kirk's final days. Candace dives deep: "Now we've learned more about Erica... the Fort Huachuca story. I'm leaning towards Mitch." September 8th timeline? TIGHTENING UP—Charlie was HOME watching the Chicago Bears game, screaming at his TV (waking Gigi), detailing plays like the Noah Sewell fumble. Candace's take: "Charlie was the parent that night... he was at home alone with the kids." Why? If Erika was there, he wouldn't be solo-dadding! Candace then questions Frank Turek's truthfulness. He claims Charlie had "dinner with the family" but NEVER mentions Erika. Candace: "I think Frank Turek was with Charlie... but I just don't buy that he was just suddenly in need of so much debate help." Crisis mode? Charlie consulted a rabbi, pastor (Turek?), priest in 48 hours—something BIG brewing. And that "angry" photo of Charlie looking off-screen during Ingram Angle? Likely Turek there, not Erika. NO ONE confirms seeing Erika on Sept 8th—neighbors know the family, spot the kids, but Erika? Ghost. "Nobody yet... an APB for September 8th for Erica Kirk." She pretends not to "understand instructions" for alibi proof—texts with Charlie? Unverified, could be faked. Erika's claim: Home at 5:24 PM making dinner? Lies—timeline shows Charlie parenting solo. This SCREAMS Mitch Snow was RIGHT: Saw Erika at Fort Huachuca on the 8th. "My spidey senses are telling me that Erica was not there on the 8th." Cover-up? Aggressive attacks when mentioned—we were "holding that back," but vibes say she was AWOL. All pieces aligning: Erika's pathological lies, no alibi—betrayal exposed. Charlie's legacy demands truth! FOLLOW Candace Owens, watch her FULL episode and RT if this timeline chills you. Candace is unraveling the web in real time!
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🚨 CANDACE OWENS TIGHTENS THE TIMELINE ON SEPT 8TH: Erika Kirk MIA – Charlie Alone with Kids, No Alibi, Mitch Snow's Fort Huachuca Sighting Vindicated?! 💥👀 Tonight on Candace Owens podcast all the PUZZLE PIECES are snapping together. Candace just exposed the gaping holes in Erika Kirk's story around Charlie Kirk's final days. Candace dives deep: "Now we've learned more about Erica... the Fort Huachuca story. I'm leaning towards Mitch." September 8th timeline? TIGHTENING UP—Charlie was HOME watching the Chicago Bears game, screaming at his TV (waking Gigi), detailing plays like the Noah Sewell fumble. Candace's take: "Charlie was the parent that night... he was at home alone with the kids." Why? If Erika was there, he wouldn't be solo-dadding! Candace then questions Frank Turek's truthfulness. He claims Charlie had "dinner with the family" but NEVER mentions Erika. Candace: "I think Frank Turek was with Charlie... but I just don't buy that he was just suddenly in need of so much debate help." Crisis mode? Charlie consulted a rabbi, pastor (Turek?), priest in 48 hours—something BIG brewing. And that "angry" photo of Charlie looking off-screen during Ingram Angle? Likely Turek there, not Erika. NO ONE confirms seeing Erika on Sept 8th—neighbors know the family, spot the kids, but Erika? Ghost. "Nobody yet... an APB for September 8th for Erica Kirk." She pretends not to "understand instructions" for alibi proof—texts with Charlie? Unverified, could be faked. Erika's claim: Home at 5:24 PM making dinner? Lies—timeline shows Charlie parenting solo. This SCREAMS Mitch Snow was RIGHT: Saw Erika at Fort Huachuca on the 8th. "My spidey senses are telling me that Erica was not there on the 8th." Cover-up? Aggressive attacks when mentioned—we were "holding that back," but vibes say she was AWOL. All pieces aligning: Erika's pathological lies, no alibi—betrayal exposed. Charlie's legacy demands truth! FOLLOW Candace Owens, watch her FULL episode and RT if this timeline chills you. Candace is unraveling the web in real time!

Project Constitution

38,523 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Even 25 years later, hearing these phone calls is just utterly heartbreaking. Hearing that voicemail is just so crushing to listen to even now. Brooke was 23. Cantor Fitzgerald, 104th floor of the North Tower. She’d spoken to her mum the night before… then she called home again that morning and nobody was there. So this is what got left on the answering machine. You can literally hear the pain and anguish in her voice. Crying. Coughing. Trying to stay calm enough to tell them where they were northwest corner, windows smashed so they could breathe, 30 or 40 people huddled in a corner. It’s even still hard to listen to now. Just heartbreaking. You can feel her sadness. And I think you get the feeling that they knew they were facing imminent death. She knew. You can hear it in her voice, I can’t imagine how scared she and her colleagues must of been. A daughter trying to reach her parents one last time.
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Even 25 years later, hearing these phone calls is just utterly heartbreaking. Hearing that voicemail is just so crushing to listen to even now. Brooke was 23. Cantor Fitzgerald, 104th floor of the North Tower. She’d spoken to her mum the night before… then she called home again that morning and nobody was there. So this is what got left on the answering machine. You can literally hear the pain and anguish in her voice. Crying. Coughing. Trying to stay calm enough to tell them where they were northwest corner, windows smashed so they could breathe, 30 or 40 people huddled in a corner. It’s even still hard to listen to now. Just heartbreaking. You can feel her sadness. And I think you get the feeling that they knew they were facing imminent death. She knew. You can hear it in her voice, I can’t imagine how scared she and her colleagues must of been. A daughter trying to reach her parents one last time.

Benonwine

1,206,279 görüntüleme • 16 gün önce

Afroman says his first diss track was about his 8th grade teacher who punished him instead of the kid telling racist jokes. "I had to move out of South Central, I'm living up there in Palmdale... going to school with little white kids... they going to slip me a racial joke." "I'm sitting in class, so this kid goes, 'Hey, Jobi. What do you call a Black Smurf?' He goes, 'Smigger'." "It was funny, I laughed. As I was laughing, I flipped him off. She sees me, she sends me to the office for flipping him off, but she don't send him to the office for telling the smigger joke." "So I get mad at her, I go home and make a rap song about her, and then that was my next hit." "The little Palmdale kids was buying my 'Ms. Dobbler' tape. I made a song called 'Ms. Dobbler'."
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Afroman says his first diss track was about his 8th grade teacher who punished him instead of the kid telling racist jokes. "I had to move out of South Central, I'm living up there in Palmdale... going to school with little white kids... they going to slip me a racial joke." "I'm sitting in class, so this kid goes, 'Hey, Jobi. What do you call a Black Smurf?' He goes, 'Smigger'." "It was funny, I laughed. As I was laughing, I flipped him off. She sees me, she sends me to the office for flipping him off, but she don't send him to the office for telling the smigger joke." "So I get mad at her, I go home and make a rap song about her, and then that was my next hit." "The little Palmdale kids was buying my 'Ms. Dobbler' tape. I made a song called 'Ms. Dobbler'."

Rixlerr

21,934 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

He worked extra hours to buy his daughter the dress she had been dreaming about. Her reaction says everything. In 2018, Pittsburgh father Ricky Smith was already working three jobs to support his family when his 14-year-old daughter, Nevaeha, found the dress she wanted for her eighth-grade formal. At nearly $200, it just wasn’t something he could easily afford. But he knew how much it meant to her, so he picked up extra hours, saved the money and bought it without telling her. Nevaeha thought her grandmother had picked out a dress for her. Instead, her dad surprised her with the exact one she had been wanting. That hug tells the whole story. She knew that dress was more than something pretty to wear to a dance. It was time, sacrifice and a father doing everything he could to make her happy.
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He worked extra hours to buy his daughter the dress she had been dreaming about. Her reaction says everything. In 2018, Pittsburgh father Ricky Smith was already working three jobs to support his family when his 14-year-old daughter, Nevaeha, found the dress she wanted for her eighth-grade formal. At nearly $200, it just wasn’t something he could easily afford. But he knew how much it meant to her, so he picked up extra hours, saved the money and bought it without telling her. Nevaeha thought her grandmother had picked out a dress for her. Instead, her dad surprised her with the exact one she had been wanting. That hug tells the whole story. She knew that dress was more than something pretty to wear to a dance. It was time, sacrifice and a father doing everything he could to make her happy.

fOx

39,567 görüntüleme • 26 gün önce

This episode with Babájídé is one of the best episodes I've had on the Failures Diaries Podcast. He revealed incredible setbacks that even I was stunned to hear despite having worked in the same firm. And teaches us that resilience may be the only thing that stops you from being the next success story. Shout out to Lola Esan for giving him a second chance at success. Click to watch full episode and please subscribe to our YouTube channel.
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This episode with Babájídé is one of the best episodes I've had on the Failures Diaries Podcast. He revealed incredible setbacks that even I was stunned to hear despite having worked in the same firm. And teaches us that resilience may be the only thing that stops you from being the next success story. Shout out to Lola Esan for giving him a second chance at success. Click to watch full episode and please subscribe to our YouTube channel.

Ayò-Bánkólé Akíntújoyè

47,607 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Extended Interview Clips with NBC10 Boston: Kellie Farina, Juror: “We were appreciative that Kevin didn’t delay the trial two more weeks with what you know, bringing in other doctors. I mean, you could only listen to so much of that. Kevin was really, really shot from his heart. Um, again, the prosecution had no witness to question her credibility. He brought all these people in, people that lived her: Family, her in-laws, I mean, even Patrick was very compassionate. So we just really appreciated the fact that he didnt just delay and drag it on with more medical BS and get more to the point of WHO LINDSAY WAS AND WHAT HER LIFE WAS LIKE.” I’m sorry, did I hear this correctly? They just wanted to hear “who Lindsay was and what her life was like?” Is that what we’re doing here? Is that what this trial is about? Unreal. Sue O'Connell: COMMENTATOR, not a reporter NBC10 Boston Full extended Interview:
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Extended Interview Clips with NBC10 Boston: Kellie Farina, Juror: “We were appreciative that Kevin didn’t delay the trial two more weeks with what you know, bringing in other doctors. I mean, you could only listen to so much of that. Kevin was really, really shot from his heart. Um, again, the prosecution had no witness to question her credibility. He brought all these people in, people that lived her: Family, her in-laws, I mean, even Patrick was very compassionate. So we just really appreciated the fact that he didnt just delay and drag it on with more medical BS and get more to the point of WHO LINDSAY WAS AND WHAT HER LIFE WAS LIKE.” I’m sorry, did I hear this correctly? They just wanted to hear “who Lindsay was and what her life was like?” Is that what we’re doing here? Is that what this trial is about? Unreal. Sue O'Connell: COMMENTATOR, not a reporter NBC10 Boston Full extended Interview:

Lindsay 🇺🇸

467,157 görüntüleme • 18 gün önce

Sally Kirkland was uninhibited, sensual, everyone's best friend, and could out-talk anyone in Hollywood, where talking is an Olympic sport. My "formal" interview of her was, appropriately enough, in a bed, where she had to be told that nudity under the covers wasn't necessary (hardcore Actors Studio), but what I remember best is what she told me right after her close friend Lana Clarkson was murdered by Phil Spector: "This town destroys pretty women." She knew that and yet lived life with a wink and a smile and an amazing talent for strategic cleavage. The full interview is available free on the "Lost Drive-In" Patreon:
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Sally Kirkland was uninhibited, sensual, everyone's best friend, and could out-talk anyone in Hollywood, where talking is an Olympic sport. My "formal" interview of her was, appropriately enough, in a bed, where she had to be told that nudity under the covers wasn't necessary (hardcore Actors Studio), but what I remember best is what she told me right after her close friend Lana Clarkson was murdered by Phil Spector: "This town destroys pretty women." She knew that and yet lived life with a wink and a smile and an amazing talent for strategic cleavage. The full interview is available free on the "Lost Drive-In" Patreon:

Joe Bob Briggs

85,599 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

NEW: Kerry Roberts sits down for an interview with Katherine Loftus (NoteMyObjection). Full interview will be released this Thursday on YouTube and Spotify. NMO: “Kerry Roberts was a witness in the Commonwealth v Karen Read case, and she tells us this week about the harassment she and her family have endured from the public because of it. Grateful for her to share her story. Full episode out on our YouTube and Spotify Thursday! Make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss it. 👏🏻👏🏻” via Facebook.
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NEW: Kerry Roberts sits down for an interview with Katherine Loftus (NoteMyObjection). Full interview will be released this Thursday on YouTube and Spotify. NMO: “Kerry Roberts was a witness in the Commonwealth v Karen Read case, and she tells us this week about the harassment she and her family have endured from the public because of it. Grateful for her to share her story. Full episode out on our YouTube and Spotify Thursday! Make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss it. 👏🏻👏🏻” via Facebook.

Karen Read Updates

73,401 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

One Sunday afternoon, I was sitting at home. Phil was at the airport. He texted me “Hey… I have this idea for a bridge! Tell me what you think!” He sent a mumbly voice memo, with airport announcements in the background… but I still got chills as I listened. I knew it was special and could hear exactly where it was heading. I was so excited, I threw the mumbly voice memo onto my computer and started building a huge track around it… this is exactly what the song needed. A few months later, we were filming this song with a huge orchestra and choir… and it was SO POWERFUL and energetic in that room! So thankful for this collaboration!
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One Sunday afternoon, I was sitting at home. Phil was at the airport. He texted me “Hey… I have this idea for a bridge! Tell me what you think!” He sent a mumbly voice memo, with airport announcements in the background… but I still got chills as I listened. I knew it was special and could hear exactly where it was heading. I was so excited, I threw the mumbly voice memo onto my computer and started building a huge track around it… this is exactly what the song needed. A few months later, we were filming this song with a huge orchestra and choir… and it was SO POWERFUL and energetic in that room! So thankful for this collaboration!

Tommee Profitt

41,186 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

What a surprising honor to receive the Frank LaMere Hall of Fame Award this past weekend in Omaha during the Nebraska Democratic Party Ben Nelson Annual Gala. It was especially moving to be wrapped in a ceremonial blanket from the Winnebago tribal nation by Cynthia LaMere (Frank's wife), and Manape LaMere (Frank's son). Frank LaMere was a giant in the Democratic Party and tribal nations throughout this country. As the founder of the DNC Native Caucus, he always made sure that native voices were at the table and heard. Our party misses his voice and leadership immensely. Thank you to my partner in justice, Jane Fleming Kleeb🇺🇸We The People, for this recognition and for her terrific leadership of the Party in Nebraska. A small but mighty party definitely making a huge impact. As Frank used to say, the world would judge leaders not on their title but on the amount of “road dust collected.” Let's keep collecting road dust - this work is too important to stop now, 29 days left. Democrats Association of State Democratic Committees Minnesota DFL
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What a surprising honor to receive the Frank LaMere Hall of Fame Award this past weekend in Omaha during the Nebraska Democratic Party Ben Nelson Annual Gala. It was especially moving to be wrapped in a ceremonial blanket from the Winnebago tribal nation by Cynthia LaMere (Frank's wife), and Manape LaMere (Frank's son). Frank LaMere was a giant in the Democratic Party and tribal nations throughout this country. As the founder of the DNC Native Caucus, he always made sure that native voices were at the table and heard. Our party misses his voice and leadership immensely. Thank you to my partner in justice, Jane Fleming Kleeb🇺🇸We The People, for this recognition and for her terrific leadership of the Party in Nebraska. A small but mighty party definitely making a huge impact. As Frank used to say, the world would judge leaders not on their title but on the amount of “road dust collected.” Let's keep collecting road dust - this work is too important to stop now, 29 days left. Democrats Association of State Democratic Committees Minnesota DFL

Ken Martin

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