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  • Jane Ferguson Releases The Book No Ordinary Assignment

    In Northern Ireland in the 1980s and '90s, war was a secret, and young Jane Ferguson

    wanted to know the truth. For her, war was called The Troubles, bomb
    threats and military checkpoints on the way to school were commonplace,
    and an uncle's
    gunshot wound by an IRA assassin was disguised as a cow kick. Jane
    developed a penchant for asking questions that cut through this culture
    of silence, while the unspoken tension in her village exploded into
    abuse and rage at home. An opportunity to study Arabic
    in Yemen came as a great relief and began a new pursuit of answers.

     

    Ferguson has since reported

    from nearly every war front around the globe-from Yemen and Syria
    during the Arab Spring, Afghanistan during the fall of Kabul, and
    Ukraine during Russia's 2022 invasion-but her rise to the highest ranks
    of journalism
    has been anything but ordinary. Without family wealth or connections,
    she worked as a scrappy one-woman reporting team, a borrowed camera
    often her only equipment. Networks told her she had the wrong accent,
    even the wrong appearance. Still, her ambition to
    build a life in journalism on her own terms thrust her into harm's way
    time and again. While other reporters chased "bang bang shoot 'em up"
    stories, a different set of questions guided Ferguson's
    work, ones that gave faces and names to the people experiencing
    these conflicts. In the face of grave violence and suffering, giving
    voice to civilian lives seemed a small act of justice, no matter the
    risks.

     

    22 min
  • Jeff Jenkins From Never Say Never On National Geographic

    Travel journalist

    Jeff Jenkins
    didn't step foot on a plane until he was 20 years old, but once he did,
    he started living by his mantra "life begins where your comfort zone
    ends." His mission is to inspire those who look like him to travel
    without fear and push past their
    perceived limitations to experience everything the world has to offer. Never Say Never follows Jeff
    as he travels the world testing the limits of his physical abilities --
    from attempting
    to climb 70-foot mountain faces, to rafting class 5 rapids, to sailing
    in a windstorm at the end of the world. Throughout his global odyssey Jeff makes deep connections with locals and learns not just about the world, but also about himself.
    Jeff Jenkins is an award-winning Travel/ Food Journalist, speaker, podcast host, and Influencer based out of Austin, Texas. Jeff
    most recently is proud to add travel documentarian to his list of
    adventures as he stars in a show that explores diverse cultures,
    locations and overcoming fears, backed by National Geographic.
    In the summer of 2002, Jeff got on his first
    plane and started his journey as a camp counselor on American Military
    bases around the world through the program, Camp Adventure. He continued
    this work for six summers exploring new places, cultures and creating
    a love for adventure.
    Jeff knew he wanted to blog about traveling, it was then that he found, or rather didn't find Fat Black Men represented, with that, Chubby Diaries was born. Since starting Chubby
    Diaries in 2017, Jeff has added a podcast, Chubby Diaries Annual Travel Awards, and
    most recently a campaign to give people in his community financial
    access to passports. He has been
    featured in Forbes, New York Times, Washington Post, Google, Travel
    Noire, Essence, Travel + Leisure, Lonely Planet, Texas Monthly, Outdoor
    Retailers, and The Points Guy. Jeff was most recently named one of Travel + Leisure's 50 Notable People in travel. Jeff
    is currently working on multiple projects and is excited for the
    National Geographic show to launch. Continuing his work and mission to
    “Redefine what it looks like to travel.”

    10 min
  • The Daily Mess I Accept My Weird

    July 7, 2023

     

    Getting lost in a thought. Putting too much

    interest into something that's very tiny. 
    I struggle with people getting to see my side of the story.  It's been a lifelong challenge.  I do make comments that fall short of being
    funny.  I save from reserved thoughts for
    daily writing.  No judgement.  But I'm known for stumping even myself.  What was I trying to convey?  This doesn't make things clearer.  To get beyond it, I've learned to accept my
    weird.  There are a ton of books about
    such a walk.  Accepting your
    weirdness.  As a daily writer I agree to
    disagree yet fully accept my thoughts as being my world of weird.  

    6 min
  • Pod Crashing Episode 253 With Lauren Bright Pacheco From Murder In Miami

    Pod Crashing Episode 253

    Lauren Bright Pacheco From Murder In Miami

    In the 1980s crime journalist Phil

    Stanford dove into the decadent and dangerous world of Miami just as the city
    was becoming the cocaine- and murder- capitol of the United States. His path
    would place him in the crosshairs of a federal investigation focusing on a
    mysterious and controversial drug smuggling pilot who claimed to be an
    operative of the American government- all while flaunting his extensive illicit
    activity. Murder in Miami traces the connection between the murder of a missing
    Miami private investigator to the sprawling roots of an international money
    laundering scheme as Stanford tries to make sense of his role in a surreal
    story of spies, smugglers, killers and corruption. All reaching to the highest
    levels on both sides of the law.7

    21 min
  • Ray Uriel From NBC's The Voice

    Ray fell in love with music at a young age and went to a performing arts

    school where he was introduced to classical music. At college, he was
    active in choirs, opera and also began writing and recording music. Ray
    and his friends even
    put together a sold-out cabaret show in their hometown. Currently, Ray
    is working as a bausiness and data nalyst. His goal has always been to
    use his professional career to fund his passion for music. During his
    free time, Ray takes every opportunity to work
    on and advance in music and performing, whether it's booking a studio
    session, recording at home, auditioning for shows or late-night sessions
    in his car.


    10 min
  • Dom Flemons From The Real Wild West On Curiosity Stream

    The

    famed wild west – where outlaws rampage and lawmen become legends – is a
    great story. Cowboys and native Americans are eternal archetypes,
    but the real history of the American West is filled with rich tales of
    diverse pioneers, unprecedented opportunity, ambition, fortune, and
    technological marvels that change the country and the world.
    The Real Wild West – premiering June 29th on Curiosity
    Stream –
    is a four-part documentary series revealing the real history of the
    Wild West. Beyond gunslingers and sheriffs, the series introduces the
    real people who shaped a country. From Black and Hispanic
    cowboys, female homesteaders, immigrants and tribal leaders, this is
    the definitive true story of the American West.
    Narrating The Real Wild West is Grammy Award-Winning artist and Two-Time Emmy nominee Dom
    Flemons, famously
    known as “The American Songster.” Flemons is a songwriter,
    multi-instrumentalist and scholar, whose repertoire covers over one
    hundred years of American roots music. He’s the host
    of the “American Songster” radio show featuring conversations with
    musical guests prominent in American roots music genres from Steve
    Martin to Branford Marsalis. Flemons has toured over a million miles
    across America as well as internationally and has performed
    with artists such as Tyler Childers, Yo Yo Ma, Dropkick Murphys, Vince
    Gill and Billy Strings. His Grammy-nominated album, Dom Flemons Presents Black Cowboys,
    sparked a worldwide phenomenon, bringing the black contributions to
    country music and western history to the forefront of popular culture.
    Dom’s latest album,
    Traveling Wildfire, is now available and he is currently on tour. 

    11 min
  • The Lyrics From Billys Forest Chapter 339

    The smooth rolling hills that surround this tiny lake are decorated in mid-fall colors. Amazing reds, vibrant yellows, oranges and browns. There's no breeze to rough up the water, therefore the reflection on the surface showcases the perfect continuation. From the color of the morning sunrise to the light layer of fog slow dancing across the water. This is what I want heaven to look like when we enter. You walk right into the image and become the next page of the continuation. Peace filled, warm with acceptance and available to include all that you came in contact with. No judgement. Only the universe with its unconditional spirit.

    4 min
  • Graci Kim Releases The Book The Last Fallen Realm

    Steeped

    in ancient Korean mythology, driven by a plucky young heroine, and
    filled with action, suspense, and the possibilities of magic all around
    us, THE LAST FALLEN REALM is a
    work of fantasy and the perfect end to Graci Kim’s Gifted Clans saga. 
    New York Times best-selling author, Kim, is a Korean-Kiwi diplomat
    turned author who writes about the magic that is inside all of us. 

     

    Riley

    Oh wasn’t born into her family. Okay, so she’s not the first Korean
    American girl to be adopted. But she wasn’t born in Korea—or even on
    this planet. Though she might look and act like a typical ‘tween, Riley
    tumbled down to the earth as the last fallen star. Riley also wasn’t
    born to be a witch—she’s just a saram, a person without any magic. And
    she certainly wasn’t born to be a leader. But now, the entire magical
    community believes that she and her recently adopted brother, Dahl Oh, were chosen to save the world. They’re only thirteen years old,
    for crying out loud. They can’t even drive yet, let alone lead an army
    of witches in a war against five vengeful goddesses destined to do
    something epic. Even though he looks a boy (despite his shockingly white
    hair) and acts like one too (he’s obsessed with toilets), Dahl is the
    last fallen moon and Riley’s soul-twin. To Dahl, it all seems like a
    great big adventure. But Riley feels as if the weight of three realms is
    on her shoulders. To win against the evil wrath of the goddesses, Riley
    must work together with her friends and find the strength to believe in
    herself.  

    9 min
  • Pod Crashing Episode 252 With Alan Williams From Monkee Mania Radio

    Pod Crashing Episode 252 With Alan Williams From Monkee

    Mania Radio

    We live in amazing times. If you think it. You can build it.

    Broadcasters and other creative minds have been given several different
    platforms to bring their art of sight and sound to life. Alan Williams has
    taken his love for the Monkee's to a first ever internet radio station. But how
    did it unfold? What were the legal barriers? How did it almost come crashing
    down? Monkee Mania Radio is on the air!777

    40 min

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