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  • 01:02

    Animal Advocates Radio “Voices Carry For Animals #410"- Show Your Soft Side

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    Hosted by Debbie Dahmer aka "Mama Bear"
    Guests will be: Caroline Griffin -Co-Founder, Board Member at Show Your Soft Side  and Dawn Cannella-  Board Member -Project with Peninsula Colony Cats
    https://showyoursoftside.org/
    https://www.facebook.com/ShowYourSoftSide
    https://twitter.com/SoftSide1
    Topic will be: How animal advocates can do more when they partner with a nonprofit.
    About Show Your Soft Side:
    Show Your Soft Side is a public service campaign that was created to change the mindset of young people who all-too-often view the maiming and torturing of defenseless cats and dogs as a sign of “toughness” or “manhood.” The campaign’s message that compassion towards animals is a strength, not a weakness, is one that struck a chord with young and old alike. Today, Show Your Soft Side, Inc. uses its reach and resources to build a better world for animals and, in doing so, build better adults.
    Dawn recently opened a sanctuary for senior street cats (she's been running a recovery center for sick and injured cats for a few years.)  It's Peninsula Colony Cats. SYSS is the fiscal sponsor of Peninsula Colony Cats. 
    ~ Thank You All for Listening In! 
     
     

  • 01:29

    Betrayed by hospice Marsha Joiner w/Rachel Eisenhower Covid protocol and James

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    Hosted by Marsha Joiner
    Guest Rachel Eisenhower tells what happened to her Dad, James who turned 90 in February 2023.  A visit to the hospital for a fall winds up becoming a covid infection after exposure in the rehab facility.  The same covid protocol that has not worked for 3 years is still being pushed on patients and if you refuse to cooperate with what they say, they are done with trying to help.  You  become a blip in their radar and insignificant.  And so it was with James Eisenhower who passed on March 24, 2023 in California,  Just another statistic to them but to Rachel, her Dad gone. 
    We naively trust doctors to do the right thing in the hospital and at nursing and rehab facilities.  But what happens when our trust is wrong and our loved one pays the ultimate price?  Remdesiver is still the only approved drug in spite of many doctors noting acute renal and liver failure in patients.  It was developed in 2008 by Gilead Sciences to treat hepatitis C and RSV but it didn't work, so they repurposed it for Ebola and Marburg viruse in 2014 but it didn't work, so in 2020 they decided to use it for covid and it isn't working here either but again it is the only approved drug for covid.  Why would it be? Follow the money. at $520 a vial coming to a cost of $3,120 for five day treatement vs., Ivermectin cost $94 for a bottle of 30 tablets. It doesn't take a genius to see what's going on with big pharma and greedy people stacking the deck 

  • 01:04

    The Impact of Gentrification in the Lakeland Community in College Park-Maryland

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    Join us this episode as we discuss the callus gentrification of College Park's historically Black, Lakeland Community. This once predominantly Black community has been ravaged by gentrification to make way for expensive apartments. Join this discussion that should be much more open and prevalent than it has been. The broader context is that genetrication has dismantled make communities of color, throughout the United States. 

  • 01:01

    E681 Private Officer Beat Radio With Rick McCann

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    ABOUT THE HOST:
    Your host is a 48-year veteran of private security and law enforcement, a multi-certified instructor including POST and certifications as a regulatory security instructor in 4 states!
    Rick McCann is currently an active law enforcement officer, firefighter, and medic and a serial Entrepreneur with several public safety and private security-related businesses including a Vocational and Public Safety College. Mr. McCann is an accomplished writer and published author of numerous training and news articles and, an author of five novels, and he has been featured in local and national media articles including Security Magazine, Time Magazine, DC Today, FOX News, CNBC, NBC, the Boston Globe, and other publications on topics involving private security, the use of force and law enforcement issues.
    ABOUT THE SHOW:
    A production of BLUE RAM MEDIA GROUP LLC and PRIVATE OFFICER INTERNATIONAL. privateofficer.org
    "The Voice of the Frontline Protector"
     

  • 01:19

    The gun grabs and fema camps

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    Welcome to wolverine's freedom radio tonight show with recent gun grabs from govonerdcin new York and new Mexico and Calif   are they trying this as a test run recently new York is trying to pass  making you  a health risk    during a pandemic  to put you in fema camps. Case is now being heard up in New York  are you prepared to fight and kill if they  try this at full speed  keep alert. It can happen once they declear a pandemic emergency. .  tune in live with vergil spragis Russel Hodde William Barnard tonight at 7 pm 9 pm mountain central time 

  • 01:03

    Cold Case Investigations

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    Sheryl “Mac” McCollum has worked with criminals like famed Mafia hit man Frank Cullotta, Johnny Lee Cleary the ex Imperial Wizard of the KKK, the Flint River Killer, Alcatraz Inmate #1355 Robert Schibline and Jimmy Hoffa’s driver, The Weasel, to gain intel on how to solve certain cold cases.  For almost forty years, Sheryl has used her training and experience in criminal justice to solve some of the country’s most difficult cases. Sheryl “Mac” McCollum's law-enforcement career began in 1982 at the Rape Crisis Center at Grady Memorial Hospitalin Atlanta, Georgia. From there, she was director of the Metro Atlanta Cold Case Crime Analysis Squad. 
    McCollum in 2004 founded Cold Case Investigative Research Institute (CCIRI), which unites researchers, practitioners, students and the criminal justice community to work collectively to advance research, training and techniques in solving cold cases. CCIRI has since worked with over 27 colleges and universities, more than 8,000 students and 600 experts, have volunteered their time and talents to solve cold cases.  Mac is an three time nominated Emmy Award winning CSI from CBS46’s CSI Atlanta, National Law Enforcement Officer Hall of Fame Inductee, Director of the Cold Case Investigative Research Institute (CCIRI), a writer for CrimeOnLine, Forensic and Crime Scene Expert for Crime Stories with Nancy Grace, and a working CSI for a metro Atlanta Police Department.  Sheryl holds a master’s degree in Criminal Justice with an emphasis on Policing.  She is a contributing writer for CRIME online, a crime-fighting website founded by Nancy Grace, television personality and former.  

  • 00:47

    Los Angeles Probate Trial Update: Legal Abuse Syndrome

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    “As a marriage and family therapist with over 30 years of experience, Dr. Karin Huffer identified, in 1995, that extreme stress caused by our adversarial courts of law exacerbates health problems and can even cause PTSD and anxiety disorders. In response, she developed a healing 8-step protocol tackling prevention and recovery.
    The condition Legal Abuse Syndrome is a chronic “Psycholegal” Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. L.A.S. complicates the victim’s ability to adequately defend him or herself against further assaults or to effectively fight for rights, at a moment when victims most need their creative powers.
    https://equalaccessadvocates.com/ L.A.S. is the obscure factor that is exploited by unscrupulous attorneys, white-collar criminals, and abusers of authority.

  • 01:17

    The Business

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    The World According to Drew

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    Tune in for thought-provoking, informative, enlightening, entertaining news and commentary brought to you by Andrew Whigham, III

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