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Music and UN speech from new culutural force Madame Gandhi. She was also controversially known for 'free bleeding' during the London marathon which I explain, as a former competitive runner, is common in competitive running because wearing a tampon while running is dangerous. I share some stories from high school days about free bleeding,and fights slapping menstrual blood on teammates, (my 5K best time was 14:17).

I took The History of Politics in American Education at Penn with Dr. Richard Ingersoll so I flush out his work looking at problems with the US teaching force. I also start the series on lost bans of the 80s.

Here is the article in the Guardian in relation to these bands.

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2010/may/26/tracey-thorn-ben-watt-interview

Select performances from Pink's first time on the road in four years to gain understanding of how she may secretly be the biggest artist on the globe.

Get fresh for the weekend jams mixed with LaZytown favorites.

Chester Bennington taking his own life affected so many who kept themselves alive because of his music. Chester indicated he had taken his life because he could no longer deal with childhood sexual abuse trauma. This podcast discusses why you should seek help and gives a few resources. I tell a bit of my own story being sexually abused from the ages of 8 -11, recovery and helping other singers/

Music helps people get through and that is one of the messages of this podcast.

i also explain why the news media keeps people in the public eye from getting help.

A real life Get Out story, how I was tricked into enslavement by the company that owns Kevin Spacey's favorite place to drink while he films House of Cards. The place enslaves undocumented Asian and Latino immigrants but gets away with what they do holding Democratic fundraisers. It is a story not only about human trafficking but how the left needs to hold Dems accountable.

this place:

http://www.mensjournal.com/expert-advice/kevin-spaceys-favorite-late-night-restaurants-20120621/metropolitan-kitchen-lounge-annapolis

Olivia Wilde was also a customer:

https://twitter.com/oliviawilde/status/206083010708250625

I will post proof on the website.

This is the article about the Admiral in Chicago. Madison Mayor Paul Soglin made fun of the death of an anti-trafficking activist from Belarus who was murdered trying to shut the theater down.

https://inthesetimes.com/issue/25/03/crouse2503.html

Please call at 410-941-9139 if you have been a victim of human trafficking here or anywhere.

We want your story.

We do not talk enough about the place Music has in our lives as a best friend in getting us through the most difficult times or simply a lonely existence. It is the reason most people in world listen to music, dance to music and play music. This subject is considered to render someone as an idiot in the world of the cultural press. This is bothered me since I began writing about music at my university newspaper. I am going to, to the best my ability, talk about how music has gotten me through things. In fact, it has been the engine of my optimism machine. I have never found any hardship to be particularly challenging because I have always been able to find song which speaks to the experience. Without fail, I find that same song speaking to a multitude of people. I am not a cynic and I believe this power of peopl coming together around an artist or a song is really where change begins. We live in a very negative time. We need inspirational songs more than ever. These casts our song I love which keep me optimistic. I am waging war on negativity and pessimism. These songs in the next a few podcasts are my call to arms. Some are mainstream, others are obscure. I hope these episodes are helpful or at least keep you from having road rage on the 405

New female artists you should know with a few familiar voices from Madame Ghandi to Kizzy Crawford to Soph Aspin. Playlists will be on website.

We don't talk enough about music inspiring people and getting them through. #1 in a series about just that.

The cultural significance of Sam Herring in the dawning age of anti-celebrity along with an hour of overlooked and new music.