Steven Crowder, the host of Louder With Crowder, joins the show to set the record straight on the YouTube and Twitter suspension and the ongoing fight against big-tech.

Steven Crowder | Suspension and The FIGHT for Freedom of Speech

United Airlines promises affirmative action for pilots, rich libs turn Alex Jones rants into reality, and AOC babbles even less coherently than usual.

Ep. 738 - Boycotts Aren’t Enough

Today on the Matt Walsh Show, the DOJ has announced that the officer who shot Ashli Babbit will not be charged with a crime. In fact they won’t even tell us his name, or give us any other information. Today we are going to look closely at this case and try to figure out what happened, and why the woman died, and whether it was justified or not. Also Five Headlines including the Biden Administration has its feet held to the fire during the White House Press briefing over its abortion policies. That doesn’t happen every day. And CNN brings a trans athlete on the air to explain why men actually don’t have an advantage over women in sports. Plus, Biden’s UN Ambassador hates America. Perhaps a bit of a conflict of interest there.

Ep. 701 - The Truth About Ashli Babbitt And Our Two Tiered Justice System

This episode is full of dope things!

First we're past half a million streams!!! How dope is that! Thank you so much for listening to this podcast! I am so thankful! I'm also excited that I am finally able to share the news that I signed a book deal! I'm co-authoring a book that will come out soon - I speak more about it in this episode!

The workshop I speak about happening on the 30th of June - well you can register for it here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_m9UiiF28QdSfcpCeg3S7yg

The song of the week that I absolutely love is called Yere Faga - Sun El Remix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdPrKusGhFc
(Just found out that Yere Faga  might mean suicide - can someone help me confirm this!)

On #100AfricanStories this week Georgie Ndirangu, one of Africa's top journalist shares a story of how he bravely packed up and moved to Rwanda from Kenya, the challenges he went through while there and how far he's come now. It's a pretty inspiring (and at some points humourous) story!

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Ep68 - From Being Homeless In Rwanda To Being On A Panel With 7 Presidents & Working At The BBC

90's Hip Hop Vol II - July 2020

With all the conflicts and controversies raging between different factions in America today, it is easy to forget that we are all human. That means we all make mistakes, we all fall short of our ideals, and we need to get a helluva lot better at humbling ourselves, empathizing with others, and trying to be better. In this episode, Andy and the crew dismantle the cancel culture, explain why it's a threat to unity, and identify some real good things that have come out of all the bad sh*t going on.

61. #MindBlownEmoji - Part 1

Everybody outside of the United States looks at Americans the same, so why can't we look at ourselves as the same? Continuing the conversation from part 1, Andy and the crew dive deep into how the rest of the world views Americans, how the Coronavirus pandemic has positively affected our educational system, and how the mainstream media can manipulate the story to their benefit.

62. #MindBlownEmoji - Part 2

In 1753, Sir Hans Sloane bequeathed his collection of over 70,000 objects to the nation, founding the British Museum’s collection, and those that would become the British Library and Natural History Museum.&nbsp; His collection spanned from natural history specimens to ancient sculpture, plants and contemporary 18th-century objects. But Sloane’s collecting is tied closely to colonialism, empire and slavery – his family profited from sugar plantations in Jamaica worked by enslaved people, and&nbsp;some&nbsp;of the objects in his collection were&nbsp;also&nbsp;collected with assistance from enslaved&nbsp;people. So how do we navigate Sloane’s story in the 21st century? Guests Miranda Lowe and James Delbourgo explore Sloane’s life, collecting and legacy with Hartwig Fischer and Sushma Jansari, and examine the role of slavery and enslaved people in his collection and collecting practices. They also consider how museums should respond to these histories and to figures like Sloane. &nbsp; Miranda Lowe is Principal Curator and museum scientist at the Natural History Museum.&nbsp; James Delbourgo is the James Westfall Thompson Distinguished Professor of History at Rutgers University, New Jersey.

The Museum Podcast Special: Sir Hans Sloane

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How well did the Republicans make their case this week? Was it a mistake not broadcasting riot footage on a continuous loop? How many more cities will the Left burn down before the election? As Biden’s poll numbers follow him into the basement, the question is: Will either of them stay there?   

Join this roundtable discussion featuring Ben Shapiro, Michael Knowles, Matt Walsh, and Daily Wire god-king Jeremy Boreing, as they get to the bottom of these questions and more.

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Ronnie Young  Whose place is it?                          02:59 mins

The nature sounds you will hear were recorded on the outskirts of our town. When recording them I was blown away by the number of birds creating the noisy community I found myself in. It really was like a sound bath of bird calls. I realised after listening to the recording that I was very much just a visitor on my own block of land. It was very disconcerting to realise how LOUD my footsteps were as I picked my way through the undergrowth.

The constant in the whole recording is the ocean forever in the background to some degree at this time of the year.

As you listen to the bird calls notice how many there are; how they overlap, stand alone or blend. 

Do they appear to interrupt, are they singing a continuous song or do they seem to be away in the distance participating in another conversation.

Look at the image and notice the spike in the recording. Midway through the recording  you will hear the calls of transient noise makers interrupting the balance in the community; the call of the common motorbike, the high pitched beeps of the backing truck and the whirring sound of the potentially invasive drone. 

As the recording returns to the bird banter close your eyes and notice how it takes a moment for you to tune back in. 

Enjoy the sound experience and as you leave, consider your own impact on the environment whether at home, camping or taking a walk,  and ask yourself...
"Am I the loudest local?"
"Am I the biggest broadcaster?"

This recording was created as part of the Flowers & Feathers Soundscape Project for the Esperance Wildflower Festival 2020. Community members were introduced to outdoor sound recording and combined these with the theme "Flowers and Feathers: Friends or Foes?" -- a celebration of local plant and bird species and the important relationships between them.

Artist/workshop leader: Perdita Phillips
Editing Support: Meredith Waters, Manager Hope103FM

Whose Place Is It by Ronnie Young

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Radio Scoop 2018 Package

LOS40 Top of the Hour 2021

Entrepreneur Andy Frisella and his guests discuss, debate, and laugh their way through trending topics and hot-button issues.

(This is also the home of Andy's other show, the top ranked MFCEO Project Podcast.)

62. #MindBlownEmoji - Part 2

Real AF with Andy Frisella