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Shadow Politics with Senator Michael Brown and Marília Duffles
Guest, Brittany Kaiser, Cambridge Analytica Whistleblower
Shirley Sunday is a quirky, very English, song, The music uses Americana as influences, flavours of Country in the slide/pedal guitars and a nod to JJ Cale on the way out. The vocals however firmly place this as an English piece of music. The sentiment is nice and there is definitely an underlying good humour. This song always raises a pleasant smile at the end.
Refreshed from spending the past year in songwriting and production rooms perfecting her overall sound, Julianna Jones is breaking through the glass ceiling for independent female artists and getting up close and personal with her fans about her intimate relationships on her newest single, “Depend on You”. As she continues to grow her fanbase, this lo-fi feel but upbeat RnB style song has vulnerable take on new lovers in a new relationship, but seem to have to find the need validation from each other to prove each other's trust is authentic and genuine.
My name is DjTuNeZ76 I'm a music producer here is my Spotify profile URL. https://open.spotify.com/user/21lj2uksqlcl5u2wm2o62l4ba?si=qJq9CeveQcakPMkNZgBP… but I'm also a part of a owner of record label HIGHER POWER ENT I release my tracks threw there aswell as my own music distributor 🙂
Here We Stand with Reverend Kevin D. Annett
Title: Our Thirty Year War: Exorcising the Real Enemy - Who is Jorge Bergoglio?
There are two camps in the GOP… grassroots and establishment.
But what exactly is the difference and how do you tell one from the other? We break down our definitions.
Pete Elste is a Danbury Police Officer who has become a leader in peer support and crisis intervention. In this episode Pete shares his story of addiction, restructuring his path to recovery, and staying grounded. A resilient leader who has proven that you can achieve anything you put your mind to, Pete is an inspiration for his peers and anyone struggling with addiction who is looking for a resilient role model.
Peter Elste has been a Police Officer for 21 years. He started his career working four years with the NYPD 73rd Precinct in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
During his short time with NYPD, he was part of the Street Narcotics Unit and Community Conditions Unit.
He is currently serving with the Danbury Police Department where he is a Field Training Officer, Crisis Intervention Team Coordinator, and a member of the Emergency Services Unit and Peer Support Team.
