Name: Poditics, My Milwaukee, Episode 2: So Sorry Slash Mea Culpa by Poditics
Duration: 31 min 4 s
Description: Tim S. checks in after two months with no podcast episodes of Poditics with an update! We discuss protests, keeping a promise, Milwaukee, and more!

Tim S. checks in after two months with no podcast episodes of Poditics with an update! We discuss protests, keeping a promise, Milwaukee, and more!

Poditics, My Milwaukee, Episode 2: So Sorry Slash Mea Culpa

J.M. Bergoglio, Homily During Closing Mass for the VI Asian Youth Day at the Haemi Castle, South Korea, 17th August 2014.

Digital download or streaming: popefrancis.lnk.to/wakeup 
Buy the CD: popefrancis.lnk.to/wakeup-presale
Official Lyric Video: bit.ly/1MDgHc6

Single included on officially album approved by The Vatican itself.
The album includes 11 essential speeches by Pope Francis – e.g. the one immediately after his election as Pontifex - in several languages such as English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Latin. Every speech is accompanied by high quality music. 

Tracks included in this album face universal principles such as family, children, environment, poverty, etc making the whole album very evocative for listeners.

It can be considered a sort of historical document; essential religious speeches are included and addressed to a very targeted and international audience.

Pope Francis: "Wake Up! Go! Go! Forward!"

Reporting on politics, elected candidates, policy, and issues globally.

Global Political Update 10/21/2015

Global Political Update 10/25/2015

i put this through wub machine because im lazy

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Wire’s new mini-album, Nocturnal Koreans, is striking in its diversity, the band fluently negotiating an expansive stylistic range, from immensely catchy pop to ambient introspection and beyond. Chronicling a sleepless night that Wire spent in a seedy Boston-area hotel on their 2013 US tour, the title track is the kind of charging, urgent tune that’s always been vocalist-songwriter Colin Newman’s forte. The lyrics, by bassist Graham Lewis, make this one of guitarist Matthew Simms’s favourites on the record, largely because of the associated memories: “It’s a great snapshot of touring America and when I hear or play that song, it reminds me of the many weird and wonderful times, places and people that cross your path.”

Nocturnal Koreans

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