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The Grafenberg Disciples exist at the crossroads of Funk, Pop, Jazz and Classic Rock & Roll.

“Founded by Bassist/Songwriter/Producer Bob Madsen, The Grafenberg Disciples features Sacramento, CA – based, soul singer extraordinaire Hans Eberbach, the sensational work of Chad Quist on Guitar and Jerry Merrill on keys and, once again Gregg Bissonette on Drums and Percussion.  The cherry on the top is having Frank Rosato mixing and mastering.”

The Highlander Company Records is very proud of The Grafenberg Disciples and we are very excited to bring their unique blend of powerful songs, twisted humor and thought-provoking lyrics to your ears!

More  than 250 million years ago, our planet looked and felt a lot different  from how it does now. The seven separate continents we have today hadn't  yet taken shape. Instead, there was only one "supercontinent" called  Pangaea. This was the beginning of the time of the dinosaurs. Journey  from the Triassic to the Jurassic to the Cretaceous to find out how  Earth slowly shifted over time, and how the variety of dinosaurs ruling  the planet changed too. Discover how some of these creatures took to the  land and others to water or air, and what their habitats were like.  Explore how these prehistoric lands correspond to current locations and  hear from paleontologists about the groundbreaking discoveries they are  making in these fossil-rich places today. Experience the Mesozoic world  of the dinosaurs as never before.

In SWITCH, five players begin the game by taking positions behind large  numbers from 1 to 5. After a trivia question is asked, players with  correct answers move towards the number 1 spot, and players with  incorrect answers move towards  the number 5 spot. The goal of the game is to finish the third round of  questions in the number 1 position, thus winning the game and earning  the right to play the bonus round for $10,000.

North Korea is an open-air prison from which there is no escape. Only a handful of men and women have succeeded.

Jihyun Park is one of these rare survivors. Twice she left the land of the 'socialist miracle' to flee famine and dictatorship.

By the age of 29 she had already witnessed a  lifetime of suffering. Family members had died of starvation; her  brother was beaten nearly to death by soldiers. Even smiling and  laughing was discouraged.

The first time she ran, she was forced to abandon  her father on his deathbed - crossing the border under a hail of  bullets. In China she was sold to a farmer, with whom she had a son,  before being denounced and forcibly returned to North  Korea.

Six months later guards abandoned her, injured,  outside a prison camp. She recovered and returned China to seek her son,  now six, before attempting to navigate the long, hard road through the  Gobi Desert and into Mongolia.

Clear-eyed and resolute, Jihyun's extraordinary  story reveals a Korea far removed from the talk of nuclear weapons and  economic sanctions. She remains sanguine despite the hardship. Recalling  life's tiny pleasures even at her darkest moments,  she manages to instill her tale with incredible grace and humanity.

Beautifully written with South Korean compatriot  Seh-lynn Chai, this compelling book offers a stark lesson in  determination, and ultimately in the importance of asylum.

Growing up in Bothell (30 minutes from Seattle), Jaeden plays multiple gigs a week at one of the hundreds of wineries near his hometown. Playing guitar and writing songs at just 9, Jaeden wrote a song for a man that went to his family’s church who was dying of cancer. Jaeden sang the song at his funeral and knew he wanted to stay on a path that allowed him to help others with his gift.  Several years ago, he wrote a song called “Beautiful.” The song was later recognized by the National Eating Disorder Association in its official outreach series. Jaeden loves that he can use music to bring good to the world, and he hopes he can achieve more of that on “The Voice” stage.

With a strong  foundation in nonfiction and educational filmmaking, Kathleen Ermitage  is a director, writer, and producer. Her work includes award-winning  content funded by the Gates Foundation  and MacArthur Foundation and more than 200 educational films  distributed nationally on Channel One. With John Scheinfeld and Dave  Harding, she worked as an associate producer and researcher on Chasing  Trane, feature documentary Sergio Mendes: In the Key of Joy, Herb Alpert Is,  PBS programs, and a film about a major league baseball team. Their  documentaries have been official  selections at the Telluride, Toronto, IDFA (Amsterdam), and DOC NYC  film festivals, released theatrically all over the world, and aired on  PBS's Independent Lens.

Stepping through what we've been taught to learn from newer levels of teaching as well as receiving...

Our daily television diet includes a healthy dose of watching very old shows.  Jack Benny, George Burns and Johnny Carson.  Not because that's what old people do.  It's a physical calling to go back to the seed.  The original fire starters that inspired several layers of generation.  To pay close attention to pacing, timing and subject matter.  To view the entire show as a fan of entertainment and not someone wanting to get a quick sitcom fix.  Going back to the seed.

Thank you for being part of the conversation. This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward Episode 555 With Susannah Cahalan Author Of Brain On Fire

An award-winning memoir and instant New York Times bestseller that goes far beyond its riveting medical mystery, BRAIN ON FIRE: is the powerful account of one woman’s struggle to recapture her identity.

One day in 2009, Susannah Cahalan woke up alone in a strange hospital room, strapped to her bed, under guard, and unable to move or speak. A wristband marked her as a “flight risk,” and her medical records—chronicling a month-long hospital stay of which she had no memory—showed hallucinations, violence, and dangerous instability. Yet only weeks earlier, she had been a healthy, ambitious twenty-four-year-old, six months into her first serious relationship and a promising career as a cub reporter at a major New York newspaper. BRAIN ON FIRE is Susannah Cahalan’s astonishing true story of her inexplicable descent into lunacy and the brilliant, lifesaving diagnosis that nearly didn’t happen.

The Real Friends of WeHo is  an unfiltered and honest look at a select group of friends living,  loving and pursuing their passions in the West Hollywood community.  Consisting of some of Hollywood’s most influential and successful LGBTQ+  celebrities, personalities and entrepreneurs including  celebrity stylist Brad Goreski, choreographer and singer Todrick Hall,  actor Curtis Hamilton, CEO Dorión Renaud, TV host and business owner  Jaymes Vaughan, and digital entrepreneur Joey Zauzig, this revealing and  witty new ensemble docuseries provides an up  close and personal glimpse into their lives as they perform in front of  crowds of thousands, make high stakes business deals, celebrate  important life milestones, work the red carpet, and reveal their most  intimate truths to family and friends. In a town and  community where image and status are everything, they’re ready to pull  back the Hollywood curtain and reveal their most authentic selves not  just to one another but the world.