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Dragon Ball Super - The Terror of Frieza's Army

Our guest on this episode is Grace Fitzgibbon. She’s an experienced journalist with a nightly segment on Seven’s Sydney 6pm evening news bulletin called ‘Brightside’. It’s a welcomed positive community news story within the news, which goes against the general difficult daily grind of the news.
Grace really tells us how it is. If you’ve ever been to a #MeetTheMedia event in Sydney, you will have met her, and most attendees will say she’s incredibly energetic, positive, and funny, with a view on everything.
But it hasn’t been all sunshine and lollipops for Grace.
Her father is former ALP Defence Minister Joel Fitzgibbon, so she had a pretty good idea of what she was getting into when she chose journalism. What she wasn't ready for, was the passing of her brother Lance Corporal Jack Fitzgibbon on the 7th of March 2024 when he died in a parachuting incident at the Richmond RAAF Base. The tragic accident was subsequently shared by Grace on social media. She is incredibly brave and continues to talk up her big brother. If there’s anyone that can find a silver lining to this heartbreaking time in her life, she will, as she prepares for the impending arrival of her daughter.
As a journalist, she’s there to tell stories. Grace not only tells them in a bright, enthusiastic way, but she also shares her own story. There's a lot to learn from Grace and we look forward to having her back on our TV screens when she returns from maternity leave.

Grace Fitzgibbon

The Army is initiating massive organizational reforms for how it buys new weapons and capabilities in an effort to drastically shorten procurement timelines and promote innovation, according to top service officials. Announced Friday, the Army’s acquisition portfolio overhaul will consolidate the service’s program executive offices (PEOs) responsible for buying new weapons into six new offices called “portfolio acquisition executives” (PAEs). The plan also creates a new office dedicated to rapidly injecting and scaling emerging technologies into Army formations. The transformation comes after Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced his intent to revamp acquisition processes across the entire Pentagon on Nov. 7, as well as an April directive from Hegseth that called on the Army to consolidate many aspects of the service — including its procurement organizations. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll told reporters Wednesday ahead of the announcement that the new structure aims to mimic best practices from private industry, creating a new system that accepts risk and streamlines capability delivery.

The Defense Department’s civilian employees whose pay was impacted by the record-setting government shutdown and lapse in appropriations that ended this week are expecting to receive their missed paychecks retroactively. However, questions are swirling about the Pentagon’s plans as it reopened Thursday — including the timeline for that out-of-cycle backpay process, whether it will arrive in the form of lump sum payments, and more. According to a new policy memorandum from the White House Office of Personnel Management issued Wednesday after President Donald Trump signed legislation to fund the government: “Federal employees who did not receive pay because of the lapse in appropriations that began on October 1, 2025, must receive retroactive pay at the employee’s standard rate of pay for the lapse period as soon as possible after the lapse ends,” pursuant to the U.S. Code. That guidance applies explicitly to the department’s personnel affected by the lapse who were either furloughed or performed excepted work activities. Service members and some DOD civilians designated “essential” reported to work during the shutdown — but only military officials were paid. More than 1 million federal employees reportedly missed one partial and two full paychecks during this shutdown, which caused serious financial strain for public servants across the nation. Several reports surfaced this week regarding when the Pentagon might begin processing paychecks and how soon they could start to arrive. The DOD did not appear to publicly release final, comprehensive guidance with details on its workforce repayment schedule and plans.

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The Army introduces a sweeping reform of its acquisition structure

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On this BONUS EPISODE of CASCADE OF HISTORY, Feliks Banel presents an archival interview with the late Gene Casey from November 2015.

It was late on the snowy night of November 17, 1955 when an aging DC-4 full of soldiers on their way home from Korea took off from Boeing Field in Seattle. Within minutes, the plane crashed and burned in a residential neighborhood in the community of Burien, Washington. Twenty-eight of the 74 people on board died in the crash. Propeller maintenance errors were later blamed. In 2015, Feliks Banel spoke with one of the survivors – a man named Gene Casey, who in 1955 was a 19-year-old soldier from Chicago.

Though he was badly burned and had other serious injuries, Gene Casey helped another fellow soldier escape from the burning wreckage. Casey was promised a medal for his actions, but never received anything. Mr. Casey passed away in 2023 on the 68th anniversary of the crash. He was 87 years old.

Feliks had tried to get the Defense Department to award Mr. Casey a medal, and reached out to officials in his home state of Florida and in Washington, DC – but he was not successful. Much of it hinged on finding the fellow soldier who Casey had helped rescue from the crash. Feliks believes he identified that soldier – but the man is long deceased, and his living relatives have never responded to multiple phone calls and emails.

We’ve posted photos and more information about Gene Casey at the Cascade of History Facebook page. If you have any information about Mr. Casey’s actions in the November 17, 1955 crash in Burien, Washington, please get in touch by sending an email to: cascadeofhistory@gmail.com

CASCADE OF HISTORY is broadcast LIVE most Sunday nights at 8pm Pacific Time via SPACE 101.1 FM in Seattle and gallantly streams everywhere via www.space101fm.org. The radio station broadcasts from studios at historic Magnuson Park – located in the former Master-at-Arms’ quarters in the old Sand Point Naval Air Station - on the shores of Lake Washington in Seattle.

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BONUS EPISODE: Archival Interview with the late Gene Casey, Survivor of Nov. 17, 1955 DC-4 Crash in Burien, WA

LYRICS

These niggas think they demons,
That shit don’t make you gangsta, 
You just outchea for no reason
Diving bout my team,
Nigga every season our season
We screaming fuck the world, 
Everybody got they reasons

We just want freedom and bands
Need that money in advance Huh
She want me, I give her a chance
Watch me do my dance 

Money in advance

Say my name, 
You better not say it wrong
Silly rabbit, I ain’t tricking, hoe
Know this ship ain’t going on sale (sail),
I’m tipping the scale, I’m heavy, hoe
*whistle*
You can just smell it on me, 
I ain’t gotta say it, you already know
Suck me sloppy, til she snotty,
She gotta eat me slow

Gimme that neck
She want me, she want the set (set)
Poppin shit like a vet (vet)
I ain’t even give it yet (uhn)
That money in advance got em upset
iThrow my hands up for my set
Nigga I stand up for my set!
Odds on me, better place your bet
Why these niggas think they..

Hook

I just take that red (red)
Pour it on that ice UHN
Brixx a buss a head (head)
We ain’t playing nice UHN
Slugga leave em dead (dead)
Stunna just want some ice UHN
Bitch I got a army
Whole gang going up on the price HUHN

Whole gang bout a check, uhn
Every season our season, got my reason
Fuck that “next” uhn
Need that money in advance 
In my hands
Taking all bets uhn
Nigga I put my team on
Bitch we shine like neon
Fuck the world, nigga, til WE home

These niggas think they demons,
That shit don’t make you gangsta, 
You just outchea for no reason
Diving bout my team,
Nigga every season our season
We screaming fuck the world, 
Everybody got they reasons

We just want freedom and bands
Need that money in advance Huh
She want me, I give her a chance
Watch me do my dance 

Money in advance

MiA (Money In Advance)

  to the soldier whose heart is heavy calling u back to the love of God
 reminder that the One who protected u in the darkest places is still holding u now
 a promise that God sees every wound even the silent ones and offers real healing
 rest in His presence and let His light carry the weight u no longer can
 and reassurance that u are never alone because the Father walks beside u in every step back home

storms you carry

A conversation with Chaplain (COL) Doug Ball recorded on November 21, 2025. Chaplain Ball serves as the Chief for the Personnel Branch of the United States Army Chaplain Corps. In our wide-ranging discussion, we talked about the great ministry and the difficult challenges that come with serving in a deployed environment. We discuss what it takes to keep pressing forward when faced with intense ministry demands. Finally, woven throughout the entire conversation is an emphasis on the importance of knowing who we are and possessing a strong sense of calling and pastoral identity. 

Chaplain (COL) Doug Ball

This is my take on the hard-hitting military marching cadence “I Left My Home.”
I wanted to keep the raw, marching energy while adding my own style and emotion to it. I’m still working on getting more confident with my voice, so this cover is another step in pushing myself and improving.

Thanks for listening

I Left My Home

CadenceStep

A heartfelt, sing-along anthem honoring the Lone Soldier who leaves home, crosses oceans, and finds a new family in Israel. Mixing English storytelling with Hebrew phrases like “יאללה!” and “אח שלי, אני פה איתך,” the song blends warm acoustic folk and uplifting pop energy. It celebrates courage, sacrifice, and the deep brotherhood and sisterhood found in the IDF—reminding us that even without family nearby, a soldier can find a home in the hearts of those who stand beside them.

Got No Family-I Found My Family Here

Creative mashup of shake it off by Mariah Carey & Mona Lisa by J-Hope

Shake it off/Mona Lisa

Navy Football Senior LB Jaxson Campbell joined GCR on Thursday morning following the Mids' big win on Thanksgiving night in Memphis as we talked about just narrowly missing out on the American Championship game before diving into Jaxson's time at the Academy and how fired up the squad is for Army-Navy next Saturday at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore!

Jaxson Campbell (December 4, 2025)

this wasnt on soundcloud no matter how hard i searched for it. so im uploading it to so i can add it to my playlists and such

original creator is frankfan26 on tiktok.

I left my home x thought i was dead

marching
cadence
army
navy airforce 
marines marching

left right left  G.NAS.T , B-Eazy , GhostDahGoat

A podcast covering the latest news & trends facing top government leaders on topics such as technology, management & workforce. Hosted by Billy Mitchell on FedScoop and released Monday-Friday.

Hey!! I am JaianMusic a one man band from Canada. I cover and remix songs from a variety of Anime series, I also podcast about Anime and make original rap music. Welcome to my Soundcloud I hope you enjoy yourself. 

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just a guy who loves the sea 🌊
i make music :)

Just a DJ Looking to post a few of his songs, I don't expect anything from it just input and a little bit of tips on what I could do.

I write original songs, raps, and freestyles that reflect my journey with God and my perspective on life.

Glenn Clark Radio is live every weekday 10am-noon. Listen at PressBoxOnline.com/Radio, watch at Facebook.com/PressBoxSports.

Sacred stories from the frontlines of military ministry.

This podcast hosted by media professional Nic Hayes is all about getting the education and motivation to work with media. Understanding the drivers, the tips, the very skills required to make it in the media makes this a must listen podcast for all communicators and business owners.

CASCADE OF HISTORY is the only LIVE radio show presenting news and stories about people doing cool things with and for history in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and British Columbia. We talk about people, artifacts, books, maps, photos, places, landmarks, public lands, state and national parks, trails, highways, and the historic events that can bring us all together.

The show is broadcast LIVE most Sunday nights at 8pm Pacific Time on SPACE 101.1 FM (and streaming via http://www.space101fm.org ) from studios located on the shores of Lake Washington in historic Magnuson Park in Seattle, former site of Sand Point Naval Air Station (though sometimes CASCADE OF HISTORY originates from remote locations around the region). The podcast feed consists of the weekly broadcast, plus frequent bonus episodes with timely and topical interviews, vintage local audio or other Pacific Northwest history-related content - and sometimes even BREAKING NEWS.

Producer and host Feliks Banel is an Emmy-winning and Edward R. Murrow Award-winning broadcaster, and former deputy director of Seattle's Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI).

Send your questions, comments, guest suggestions, news tips and other correspondence to cascadeofhistory@gmail.com.

Physician and surgeon, writer, and composer exploring themes of reflection, survival, healing, love, and human connection.

This work spans music, storytelling, and narrative pieces created for moments of quiet attention—during recovery, late nights, childhood, caregiving, grief, hope, and resilience. Some tracks are written for children, some for adults, and many for the spaces in between, where memory and emotion overlap.

As a physician, I am drawn to the ways people endure, adapt, and heal. As a writer, I focus on human relationships, family, vulnerability, and the small moments that shape us. As a composer, I create music meant to accompany rather than dominate—music that can sit beside thought, rest, or reflection.

These pieces are not designed for performance or spectacle.
They are meant to keep company.

Voyager is a French electronic music producer based in Montreal, Canada since 2004, who grew up in Paris. Voyager is passionate about music and decided to make one of his dreams comes true: producing music for fun and finally getting to a full album !
Voyager is inspired by so many artists. From Jean Michel Jarre when he was young, to disco music with Cerrone, but also all the French touch starting with Daft Punk and recently Justice. 
Each song is inspired by a true story, a real event and try to translate and share deep emotions from the artist. Voyager likes to include specific sounds in his music to make it more real, trying to keep the auditors in a dream and in the reality at the same time.

New tracks tagged #Army