Hi guys this is Toni Stricklin how are you doing. Im here to share Kathy Ireland
Supermodel Billionaire, Kathy Ireland, excited about Cherish ,Premium, Sanitary, Napkins. Share with
you some information you know that I'm so excited about I just want to let you
know the reason why I'm excited is because to see what has Kathy Ireland
the supermodel billionaire are so
excited about all the cherish premium sanitary napkin and I just want to share
with you a little bit you know about the excitement and and as a woman first of
all I could see why she's excited about the cherish premium sanitary napkin and
by her being a billionaire and a supermodel and because of the
comfort and the dryness of the pad and the absorbency
how keeps you dry how it keeps our bacteria the odors and and also it helps
with inflammation and then those who are seasonal or women it helps them with the
hot flashes the hips it it it assists with that but but the real Jean R is I
believe is that because of the campaign that we have and I'm just going to read
something with you just a little bit here to share who we are what we are and
the reason why she's excited but now we know campaign is is that as an informing
men and women all over the world about the harmful effects that today's
sanitary napkins and tampons may have on women's bodies okay it's brain child is
of inspire network and the founders are the consistence with our philosophy of
being a mission-driven people and now we know campaign movement will partner with
women's organizations and cancer awareness groups internationally to host
5k walks bike rides basketball games to bring awareness to the potential
threatening issues okay we're going to be having a 5k run/walk in our February
2 2013 to the 25th and everything so we had one last year and it was very
successful and the information that we're getting back from the field from
the women that have tried our sanitary napkins the chairs brand and the success
that it has it's a no brainer it's a no-brainer
the way of is absorbs and keeps you dry keeps the orders down and everything and
I mean you know and we have a phenomenal campaign because we lead with the
campaign and now you know with anything else because we are mission driven
people we have a purpose we have a passion and we have a solution and our
solution is to share with you but now we know campaign that you have a better and
a healthier alternative a safer comfortable dry sanitary pad and and I
just want to share with you to let you know to see what has the supermodel
billionaire Kathy Ireland so excited about cherished premium sanitary napkins
click on the links below all the information is there if you want to know
more information on tony's Strickling at Rochelle's wealth dot-com and I'm just
super excited to share this information with you and and I'm look me up and I
can help you out alright you take care and I hey listen to this
love the way you feel got it love the way you feel talk to you next time bye
now
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Hi guys this is Toni Stricklin how are you doing. Im here to share Kathy Ireland
Supermodel Billionaire, Kathy Ireland, excited about Cherish ,Premium, Sanitary, Napkins. Share with
you some information you know that I'm so excited about I just want to let you
know the reason why I'm excited is because to see what has Kathy Ireland
the supermodel billionaire are so
excited about all the cherish premium sanitary napkin and I just want to share
with you a little bit you know about the excitement and and as a woman first of
all I could see why she's excited about the cherish premium sanitary napkin and
by her being a billionaire and a supermodel and because of the
comfort and the dryness of the pad and the absorbency
how keeps you dry how it keeps our bacteria the odors and and also it helps
with inflammation and then those who are seasonal or women it helps them with the
hot flashes the hips it it it assists with that but but the real Jean R is I
believe is that because of the campaign that we have and I'm just going to read
something with you just a little bit here to share who we are what we are and
the reason why she's excited but now we know campaign is is that as an informing
men and women all over the world about the harmful effects that today's
sanitary napkins and tampons may have on women's bodies okay it's brain child is
of inspire network and the founders are the consistence with our philosophy of
being a mission-driven people and now we know campaign movement will partner with
women's organizations and cancer awareness groups internationally to host
5k walks bike rides basketball games to bring awareness to the potential
threatening issues okay we're going to be having a 5k run/walk in our February
2 2013 to the 25th and everything so we had one last year and it was very
successful and the information that we're getting back from the field from
the women that have tried our sanitary napkins the chairs brand and the success
that it has it's a no brainer it's a no-brainer
the way of is absorbs and keeps you dry keeps the orders down and everything and
I mean you know and we have a phenomenal campaign because we lead with the
campaign and now you know with anything else because we are mission driven
people we have a purpose we have a passion and we have a solution and our
solution is to share with you but now we know campaign that you have a better and
a healthier alternative a safer comfortable dry sanitary pad and and I
just want to share with you to let you know to see what has the supermodel
billionaire Kathy Ireland so excited about cherished premium sanitary napkins
click on the links below all the information is there if you want to know
more information on tony's Strickling at Rochelle's wealth dot-com and I'm just
super excited to share this information with you and and I'm look me up and I
can help you out alright you take care and I hey listen to this
love the way you feel got it love the way you feel talk to you next time bye
now
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>>BALTIMORE IS IN THE MIDDLE OF ONE OF THE LARGEST POLICE
SCANDALS OF RECENT MEMORY, CERTAINLY OF MY MEMORY, AND AS
THIS CASE CONTINUES, SOME OF THE INFORMATION COMING OUT ABOUT
WHAT THESE COPS WERE GETTING UP TO IS PRETTY SHOCKING. THERE IS
A PARTICULAR SQUAD THAT HAD BEEN ACCOSTING DRUG DEALERS AND
STEALING MONEY, AND IT GOES EVEN PAST THAT, IT GETS INTO EXTREME
POLICE BRUTALITY TERRITORY, WE WANT TO GIVE YOU THE DETAILS --
>>SO CONCEIVABLY ONE PART OF THE SQUAD I GUESS COULD THEN
BUST THE OTHER PART OF THE SQUAD IF THEY WANTED TO --
>>SO WE DON'T KNOW FOR SURE YET IF ANYONE ACTUALLY USED THAT
ADVICE, ALTHOUGH THERE IS EVIDENCE THAT THEY DID --
>>THIS SORT OF ADVICE NOT ONLY STOPS YOU FROM UNDERSTANDING WHY
A SHOOTING HAPPENED OR WHY SOMEBODY WAS KILLED BY THE COPS,
BUT MIGHT MAKE IT MORE LIKELY TO HAPPEN IN THE FUTURE.
>>THIS PARTLY EXPLAINS ALL THE TOY GUNS YOU ALWAYS HEAR ABOUT
WHEN PEOPLE ARE SHOT. LIKE, OH, SOMEBODY WAS SHOT, BUT YOU CAN
UNDERSTAND, IT WAS AN INNOCENT MISUNDERSTANDING BECAUSE HE WAS
HOLDING A TOY GUN. I'M LIKE, THERE ARE THAT MANY TOY GUNS IN
THE WORLD? SOME OF THEM I'M SURE WERE REAL TOY GUNS, AND SOME OF
THEM APPARENTLY WERE NOT. AND THIS IS TOO COMMON.
>>OR WERE TOY GUNS BUT THEY WERE ACTUALLY THAT PERSON'S TOY GUN,
IT'S SORT OF A GET OUT OF JUSTICE FREE CARD FOR THE COPS
IN THAT CASE. BUT IF WE CAN GO BACK TO THE BUSTING THE DRUG
DEALERS FOR A SECOND, THE SUMS OF MONEY INVOLVED ARE PRETTY
BIG. AT ONE POINT THIS SQUAD STOP THE DRUG DEALER DURING A
TRAFFIC STOP, TOOK $6500 FROM HIM, APPARENTLY FOUND OUT WHERE
HIS HOME WAS, WENT THERE, BUSTED AND WITHOUT A WARRANT, AND TOOK
$100,000 OUT OF A SAFE WHICH WAS THEN JUST THERE'S I GUESS. HE'S
A CRIMINAL SO WHO IS HE GOING TO TURN TO, BUT THAT'S NOT WHAT THE
COPS ARE SUPPOSED TO BE DOING THERE. AND APPARENTLY IN SOME
CASES THEY WOULD STOP A DRUG DEALER AND ASK THEM FOR INSIDER
INFORMATION, SAYING THINGS LIKE IF YOU HAD A SQUAD, WHERE WOULD
YOU GO TO BREAK IN TO TRY TO GET MONEY OR DRUGS OR SOMETHING LIKE
THAT? SO THEY WERE SORT OF FLIPPING THE DRUG DEALERS NOT TO
SCORE ARRESTS BUT TO SCORE DRUGS AND CASH FOR THEIR OWN GAIN.
>>I WANT TO TALK ABOUT ONE OTHER THING THAT IS PARTICULARLY
TERRIBLE ABOUT THIS STORY. ONE OF THE REASONS THEY KEPT TOY
GUNS AROUND WAS TO PLANT THEM ON KIDS THEY WOULD SHOOT. THEY KNEW
THEY WOULD SOMETIMES GET INTO WHAT THEY CALLED SHOOTOUTS, OR
JUST FLAT OUT SHOOTING -- ONE OF THE THINGS THEY WOULD DO FOR
EXAMPLE TO GIVE YOU A SENSE OF IT IS THEY WOULD DRIVE REALLY
FAST INTO A A CROWD OF PEOPLE OR KIDS THAT WERE STANDING AROUND
AND STOP SUDDENLY, AND WHOEVER RAN THEY WOULD CHASE. NOW, DO
THEY KNOW WHO WAS IN THE CROWD? NO. DO THEY HAVE ANY INFORMATION
ON THEM? NO. THEY DID IT JUST TO HARASS THESE PEOPLE, ETC., AND
THEN AS YOU SEEN IN SOME CASES, PEOPLE WOULD GET SHOT. AND
SOMETIMES FROM THE BACK. SO AFTER THEY SHOOT THEM, IF THEY
ARE KIDS, WHAT MAKES SENSE? OH, THEY HAD A TOY GUN. SO IT'S AS
BAD AS IT GETS. LOOK, SIX OUT OF THE EIGHT HAVE ALREADY PLED
GUILTY, SO THIS IS NOT CONJECTURE, THIS IS ABSOLUTE
REALITY. ONE OF THE TERRIBLE STORIES COMING OUT OF IT IS ONE
OF THE COPS WAS SET TO TESTIFY AGAINST THE OTHER COPS, THE
NIGHT BEFORE THE TESTIMONY HE WOUND UP GETTING SHOT BY HIS OWN
GUN. WHAT A COINCIDENCE. SO THEY HAVEN'T SOLVED THAT ONE YET --
MY GUESS IS IT IS RELATED TO THE COPS HE WAS GOING TO TESTIFY
AGAINST.
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Thomas Rhett Fanboys Out Over Kendrick Lamar & Cardi B | TMZ TV - Duration: 1:52.
WE GOT THOMAS RHETT.
HE WAS AT THE GRAMMYS.
WE ASKED HIM WHO THE COOLEST
PERSON HE MET THERE WAS.
KENDRICK LAMAR.
HONEST ANSWER, WOULD YOU KNOW
KENDRICK LAMAR IF YOU SAW HIM ON
THE STREET?
YES.
AND WHAT WOULD YOU SAY TO
HIM?
I DON'T WANT A PROBLEM, MAN.
ANNOUNCER: "TMZ," ONLINE AND ON
YOUR PHONE 24/7.
THE "TMZ" CELEBRITY TOUR HAS A
NEW HOME IN THE HEART OF
HOLLYWOOD.
RIGHT NEAR OTHER LEGENDARY
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THEATER, HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD,
BEVERLY HILLS, CHATEAU MARMONT
AND THE SUNSET STRIP.
ON BOARD THIS BUS, WE'LL SHOW
YOU HOLLYWOOD THE "TMZ" WAY.
AND YOU NEVER KNOW WHO YOU MIGHT
SEE.
KIM KARDASHIAN, BEN AFFLECK, THE
ROCK, MARIAH CAREY, JUSTIN
BIEBER, AND EVEN THIS GUY --
"TMZ"!
"TMZ"!
ANNOUNCER: OH, WE LOVE YOU TOO,
KEVIN.
AND HOW ABOUT STARS WHO BOARD
THE BUS LIKE NICK JONAS AND
TYSON BECKFORD?
SO HOP ON BOARD AND LEARN THE
SECRETS OF THE CITY AS ONLY
"TMZ" CAN SHOW YOU.
"TMZ" CELEBRITY TOUR!
HEY, THOMAS, HOW WERE THE
GRAMMYS, DUDE?
GRAMMYS WERE FUN.
OH, YEAH IT'S COUNTRY MUSIC
SUPERSTAR AND GRAMMY NOMINEE
THOMAS RHETT OUT IN NEW YORK
CITY.
HE WAS NOMINATED FOR BEST
COUNTRY ALBUM AND SO HE WAS AT
THE GRAMMYS THIS WEEKEND.
WE ASKED HIM --
WHO WAS THE COOLEST PERSON
YOU MET?
KENDRICK LAMAR.
WHAT DID YOU GUYS TALK ABOUT?
NOT MUCH.
I INTRODUCED MYSELF.
HE'S A NICE GUY.
ANNOUNCER: THAT WAS AWESOME.
HARVEY: I DON'T KNOW, MAN.
I THINK THAT WAS THE WRONG MOVE.
WHY?
HARVEY: YOU DON'T WANT TO ACT
TOO IMPRESSED IF YOU'RE A BIG
STAR IN YOUR GENRE.
I'M SURE HE PLAYED IT COOL.
IT'S STILL INTERNALLY LIKE I'M
TALKING TO
KENDRICK LAMAR RIGHT NOW.
ANNOUNCER: OUTSIDE IT'S LIKE
HEY, I'M THOMAS.
BUT INSIDE IT'S LIKE OH, MY GOD,
IT'S KENDRICK LAMAR!
WHEW, WHEW, WHEW!
WHAT WAS THE COOLEST MOMENT
FOR YOU OUT THERE?
GETTING TO BE THAT CLOSE TO
BRUNO AND CARDI B WAS AWESOME.
ANNOUNCER: TOTALLY.
WHO WOULDN'T FAN BOY OUT OVER
CARDI AND BRUNO AND KENDRICK.
I DON'T KNOW, YOU GOT TO.
LIKE, HEY, DEN -- KENDRICK, OK,
MAN.
IS THAT WHAT YOU WOULD DO IF
YOU'RE KENDRICK?
HARVEY: NO, BECAUSE I'M NOT INTO
CELEBRITY.
I'M REALLY NOT.
ANNOUNCER: FUNNY PROFESSION YOU
PICKED THEN.
COME ON, HE'S EXCITED,
ESPECIALLY BECAUSE HE PROBABLY
MET A TON OF CELEBS IN HIS LIFE
CONSIDERING HIS FATHER IS
COUNTRY STAR RHETT AKINS.
HIS DAD HAD A NUMBER ONE SONG
IN THE '90'S.
HARVEY: WHAT WAS THE NAME OF THE
SONG?
"DON'T GET ME STARTED."
HARVEY: WHAT WAS IT?
"DON'T GET ME STARTED" WAS
THE NAME OF THE SONG.
DON'T GET ME STARTED ON RHETT
AKINS!
HAVE A GOOD AFTERNOON.
YOU TOO.
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ANTON : STILL PAYING DUES - Episode 21 - TRONCHE DE VIE DOCUMENTARY HD - Duration: 8:28.
I'm Anton Saldana aka Tino Valentino singer/songwriter and this is my story
I really believe it's really Michael Jackson like when I was really young
it was the BAD album like they gave me the BAD album
I decided to take music production in school
then I met a band mates there, that would become a band that we used to called COSMIC LOVE
there were a lot of people you know that kind of supported it
so it wasn't just me thinking to myself that maybe I could do this
now I was in this thing it was working, we were learning together you know
and that was around maybe, 11 years until you know
eventually we went our separate ways but that's really the beginning of like,
i guess you know if I answered your question, i'm sorry
this was before DUTERTE and it has an impact on us at least you know the song
and I felt like it was like we were buzzing about it, we shot a video
in 3 days it was like 5,000 likes or something, or shared or something like
that like wow it never happened in any of my bands or whatever
a week after that like and it was supposed to be the unveiling, like i wake-up and then
they like poured a lease in my room
and I didn't know that my family had talk amongst themselves
to like kind of intervention if you will
and they take me to rehab so you know
my love affair if you will with substances
started like maybe in high school or something and I like just doing what
kids do and I just do it occasionally you know at first just for studying
or something you know maybe
Excuse
and that curiosity that led me to being addicted to the speed specifically Shabu
another excuse yeah I could write better you know in the mind you know like
or i could write more you know I could be recorded in wrote two songs tonight you know
and we are still awake
being a college student could legite you kind of like
we were cool in school, they knew who we were you know
that was the thing maybe that that had an appeal to me
like we were pirates doing this thing, we were doing drugs
but in my mind like that's what they expected of you you know
being in a proper you know band you know
they told me i will be there for a year and I'm like no else no I'm not gonna be a year
like you're wrong cause I have a gig
and I even said no you can't shave my hair you know
it was military almost kind of style waking up at 5:00
sleeping at 8:00, make you scrub the floors and stuffing you only one rule
and that's To Breathe and Follow, that's what they say, you can't listen to music you can't play music
I got reprimanded like so bad for just tapping my feet you know
in my mind like without music, i'm useless like and i'm not
I'm not anything at all
I thought they will just teach me a lesson or something
but then when my birthday passed and I was still there you know it's like okay
I'm gonna be here for a while yeah
and I had to realize like everything on the
outside was gone like my band you know I had to like take the time to you know so
many things can happen in a few weeks what more a year so and I knew it'd be
there for a long
yeah make you write a journal every night which was your private sanctuary
you got 10 minutes to write before you sleep so you know I kind of like write
poetry I need the vent I needed to like II need
an outlet to express my negative negative feelings you know there I
wasn't really positive it wasn't positive at all when I was like wow you
know I don't want to be here I couldn't even like take them out I had to
memorize them in my head and some I was able to like sneak out of three air but
you know positivity
yeah we just play the gig like Christianity pura vida just live your
life have fun don't hurt anybody that's it and use sunscreen no I'm not gonna
lie you know I think about it all the time and I'm sure I learned something
from my I am still learning from my mistakes I try to keep busy now and I'm
still making music quicker than then I used to even you know collaborating with
a lot of people you know I don't even need to think too much about it I'll
just do it and you know they say you're only as old as the girls that you fuck
so I'm doing good I'm not kidding there's a lot that I don't wanna lose
you know now
in his famous words iku George Clinton
free your mind and your ass will follow
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The Sex Talk with Lindsey Doe - Duration: 16:01.
It all starts with the question: How do you find information about sex?
Is that what you asked? Yeah! I'm Peter. This is Lindsay. Hi, and this is Stacks and Facts.
So this, today, as you can see we are doing a thing that is different; this different thing is that we are having a guest
person, and this guest person is Dr.
Lindsey Doe: clinical sexologist, and host of the YouTube channel Sexplanations, which you should go watch.
Probably you've already seen, but go watch it some more. And this is Lina. Hi, Lina!
Lindsey: Cue Dog!
Hi
Lindsey is a clinical sexologist and does all kinds of things that help people find information
about sex, and so I figured it would be worth it to talk to her about what
that looks like, and how people go about doing that and how she, as a
professional does that for herself and for others! Lindsey: Oooh, thanks!
Peter: Hey, no problem. Okay, so my first question for you is: How
have you found that people go about finding information about sex to out the course of their lives
and does that maybe change on like where they are?
Yes, it changes depending on where they are and they usually go find it from
their community members, peers, teachers
resources like the internet, magazines,
television, radio, etc...
And I think that's why people with
disabilities are so important to me: because they have less access to that.
If they're constantly being supervised by a caregiver,
or if they have limitations to their ability to hear or see things that their peers are exchanging,
then they're limited in their sexual education.
Peter: Mm, that's an excellent point, yeah.
Cuz a lot of the times when we think about sex ed -- so we think about
Institutional sex ed I think a lot of the time so like the stuff that you get in school or the stuff that you get
Well, yeah in school typically--
Lindsey: And I didn't miss that! Peter: You kind of did!
But we don't often think about
those other things -- the things that you did list! Like the fact that a lot of times when we get
Education about sex or when we get information about sex, whether it's reliable or not, it tends to come from like our friends.
There's this great podcast, or I don't know if it was a podcast, was probably just like This American Life, that was talking about
how boys, as they are hitting puberty,
rely on each other for information about sex as if they're the experts...
Lindsey: Mm-hmm Peter: ...which I think is hilarious,
But I feel like that probably has certain negative impacts on how people like
how people then decide to go and get sex [information]
Continuing on in their lives as they get older.
Lindsey: We're having an animal menagerie here...
It's fine, everything's fine, Lindsey has animals!
So you just talked about how like folks with disabilities have all of these issues where they don't have nearly as many resources
to get good information
about sex and about sexuality.
What are their barriers do you think exist out there for when people want to learn about this fairly important topic?
Lindsey: So I think that it applies to all isolated groups, individuals, if they don't have a community around them
that's exchanging things like inside jokes, or double entendre, etc
they miss out on a lot of nuanced sex education; and the resources available to them
would be people like you
other individuals that are really striving to disseminate information
either via libraries or the Internet;
YouTube is such a valuable resource what I provide online is the channel called Sexplanations that gives accessible, free
education that's comprehensive to anyone else who is able to log on. I also think that...
Talking with a trusted adult rather, than a peer who's flying by the seat of their pants, is a way to go.
But there ARE peers who are educated, and they can do that through groups like Planned Parenthood or a local nonprofit
organization, or a for-profit organization that specializes in sexual health and wellness
Peter: Nice, yeah, I really like the fact that you mentioned
trusted adults, because when I first started my program, back in...
last year, this time last year, I designed a research study that evaluated how
libraries could help with sex education specifically
And in the process of doing it -- was pretty great -- in the process of doing that I did my annotated, bib[liography],
and one of the papers that I found was
It looked at how
kids rated the
reliability of
sources of information for sex ed...
Lindsey: Mmm!
Peter: Yeah! And so even though kids, like you ask them, and like as a child or like a young adult
you might be like, "I would never go to my parents for sex [ed]," it turns out that most kids actually really
believe the stuff that their parents tell them and they see their parents as one of like the
trusted sources for good sex education. So if you're a parent have that talk with your kid, hey?
Lindsey: Hey?
Peter: Hey?
So when thinking about looking for information about sex ed, what are some barriers that exist, that you
think maybe people don't realize exist while they're going looking for it?
Lindsey: I mean, the most obvious is that it's not there -- someone has put up a political structure to prevent access
That it's not accurate, or worse that it's false;
that someone is actively lying to them...
Part of me thinks that
Almost our entire culture is a barrier to
sex education! This idea of modesty is something I've been thinking a lot about as a barrier;
why do we have modesty? How does that serve us now? I want us to live in a culture that can
give ourselves
compliments and have high self esteem, and for that to not be shameful because I also think that then we can have conversations about a
our poop, and our vaginas, and just openly discuss our bodies and our experiences so that then we all have this hydraulic lift of
improvement, rather than this shame and secrecy that keeps us afraid that our bodies or our personalities aren't normal.
And loveable.
Peter: Definitely, and I think that's a major thing like for me in my own like belief system
the importance of information and the role that it plays in
public health, for example!
Like, people think that medicine is all about like taking a pill or getting enough exercise or things like these.
But I think another
Important part of it is, like, having the information and being able to -- being able to, and willing to find the information that you need
So that you know what to do to take care of yourself! Like if we can get ourselves to talk about sex,
and I say this all the time, I said on your podcast the other day: It's important to have people that you can talk about
sex with, in an environment where you're not actually having sex because it helps normalize the idea
That this is a thing that people do
And so, when it comes time -- like, you find a weird spot on your penis you feel comfortable going to your doctor and
saying, "hey doc. I have this spot on my penis, and I don't know what it is,"
or, if you have really intense cramps, or if you perhaps are
Having your first period and you don't know who to talk about that with... Like,
when other people talk about it -- when you see other people talk about it, and they model that good behavior
(good behavior subjective term, it's fine) like it gives them permission to
talk about things like that...
Lindsey: mm-hmm
Peter: Which I think helps with the information seeking process.
Lindsey: What do you think are the barriers?
I think the majority of the barriers that I really care about are...
... institutionalized? So for example,
a place in a particular part of the US
where THEY say that you can only teach THESE methods of contraception;
and that other methods are either
not reliable, and they teach that it's less reliable than it actually is --
or,
that it is inherently wrong to use contraception, even though we know that, like,
when you provide people with contraception,
So many other things in their lives go right.
Yeah, because I think things like -- that when you have a really bad foundation a fundamental foundation of
knowledge for a sex ed, it makes a domino effect.
Lindsey: mm-hmm.
Peter: So if the parents don't know the good sex ed, the kids aren't going to learn it either, if
we already know that those are the sources that they trust for it.
But that's why I think YouTube's great because
you get to address the shortcomings, and I get to address the shortcomings and like folks like Hannah Witton and...
Lindsey: Stevie Boebi, Shannon Boodram!
Peter: They they contribute to a body of alternate sources of information, so that's pretty cool.
Now, as an educator, how do you go about finding information about sex and sexuality?
Particularly now that you're not -- because you had been in academia, but now that you're not, how do you stay up-to-date?
How do you go and find more information?
Lindsey: The comment section of my videos is a really good place actually to have that dialogue
where I am learning and they are learning.
Paulo Freire wrote pedagogy of the oppressed, and he said that the best
education style is when the teacher and the student are both learning,
and I REALLY value that, that problem posing,
"let's keep growing," so it's not necessarily coming from textbooks or research.
It's coming from a lot of human experiences: people pushing on me saying that's not how my body looks, or
That's not how my body works, and then I can do some investigation and find out, "Okay,
what what is the science behind this? What is
the research saying? how do we triangulate that, so that it's not just the
quantitative study or the qualitative study, but it's also the human being?" And then my own
experiential knowledge...
Triangulate! Squiggy! Pull it all in!
Peter: For sure for sure, and I really like that you mentioned that idea of
privileging the voices of the folks that you're teaching to
or even teaching about.
So in my program,
at UBC we talk a lot about... Like, we have a -- we have a concentration a curriculum concentration called the First Nations curriculum concentration.
And I think that's really valuable, especially for a program like Information studies, where we are so wrapped up in academia
Looking at the... for lack of a better term at the moment, "Western Way,"
of thinking about things that we don't really...
... consider even the fact that people conceptualize things very differently in different cultures!
A great example that comes to mind that isn't necessarily sex ed related, but there's this so everyone knows doing Dewey Decimal
That's what you go like you go to a library and you see the Dewey Decimal System as a way to classify information
And the holdings of a library.
If you go to a university you'll see that it's classified by Library of Congress classification system.
Lindsey: Okay!
Peter: now You know!
Lindsey: now I know!
But both of these were made by like, old white dudes
in the prime of their lives, and it privileges the information that they had to work with while they were developing their collections.
But that's not the only...
Those aren't the only classification systems that exist! Recently, like in the past I want to say 30 years,
there's been the system called the xwi7xwa (pronounced hway-hwah)
classification system, and that has developed to
help organize information according to
indigenous perspectives!
Lindsey: Cool!
Peter: So yeah, so instead of organizing things like according to
say, oh it's a science, or it's an art, or it's a...
Lindsey: Alphabet!
Peter: Alphabet! Or it's a
piece of literature instead you look at perhaps the people that the information comes from first or you look at the
geographic area or the territory where the information comes from.
Because if you're looking for information about you know indigenous rights and cultures and things like that,
That's gonna be a more important first step that you take.
Lindsey: THAT'S SO COOL.
Peter: Right?! So at some point
I'm gonna talk to somebody about that
hopefully, on this channel because it's so interesting and I cannot do it justice. And also I probably shouldn't speak for them
I'd rather provide them a platform!
But yeah, so there's things like that so when you say you go to the comments section
And you see what people are saying as like kind of a first step. I think that's super important so yay
Now that you're not in academia
What are some barriers that you see when you try and find information for your profession or for this field?
Lindsey: I think even when I WAS in academia, the problems were that the research wasn't complete,
or the research wasn't thorough, or...
It was questionable? And
I...
I don't think that even this sample size of 10,000 people speaks for every individual on the planet, and so I
just learned from the get-go that
relying on the articles and the journals was not the way to go.
That I had to be talking to the people, and I had to be on the ground working
and learn that way. So I guess the barriers are that we're human beings and we can only take in and
disseminate so much, and so I
think the greatest message that I try to give is
teaching people how to learn "how to learn," so that they're constantly in a state of
curiosity, and pushing what they know to be more, or to be different, or to be better -- so that no one is in this
stagnant space of, "I know that this body has these parts and that is that!" And instead we
push ourselves to have this lifelong exploration of sexuality or whatever the discipline is.
Peter: Do you have any,
like, special recommendations that you can give to folks who want to learn more about sex and sexuality
that they might not think of off the bat?
Lindsey: Sexplanations!
That's right
Youtube.com/sexplanations. Yeah, I think that there are many resources: you can go to the library,
they usually have a sexuality section; you can go to bookstores in that way;
online, if it's not through YouTube there are also websites and blogs!
At universities they often have lectures that you can attend for free regardless of whether or not you're a student or faculty or staff.
So many resources!
Peter: Go check out your Wellness Center at your school - or like the nurse's office or things like that!
UBC for example, this is the shameless plug, has a great Wellness Center, and if you go there, you'll find me maybe
Okay, anyways that's it. Thank you so much for doing this!
Lindsey: You're so welcome.
Peter: If you want to find more of Lindsey, check out her channel like she just plugged, Sexplanations
Also, there's a podcast which is great. I
personally think that lots of the people who have been on it, and who will be on it
who are me, and also not me, are excellent and very entertaining.
So yeah alright, that's it! And...
Oh, what's my sign-off? Oh until--
until next time
Don't forget to ask questions! And....
Lindsey: Don't forget to ask questions!
Peter, whispering: And stay curious.
Lindsey: And stay curious!
Peter: Yeah, see how I did that because they're related okay, bye y'all!
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Hello hello everyone! I am back from my three-week research trip to New England,
and as I was unpacking everything this morning (Yay! Nothing broke!) I kind of
thought, why not give you a little sneak preview? And why not, you know, be a little
more casual this week with our video and just talk you through some of the cool
stuff that I found while I was checking out craft producers in New England?!
I will definitely be doing a deeper dive on a lot of this stuff whether it's a
specific spirit or the producer story or something I learned while I was there. So
you'll definitely be getting a deeper dive on the content but before I put all
of this away and figure out where the heck I'm gonna put it in my place,
I thought what the heck let's talk about it a little bit. So first let me give you
a quick rundown of all of the places that I visited. There was, let's see, from
a distillery standpoint we'll start there...
GrandTen Distilling, Bully Boy Distillers, Boston Harbor Distillery,
...those are all in Boston. Then we have Mad River Distillers up in Burlington,
Vermont and Vermont Distillers as well, which is also in Burlington. Then from a
beer standpoint we have OEC in Oxford, Connecticut and right down the
street from them also Black Hog Brewing Company. We also have Springdale
and Jack's Abbey which are in Framingham, Massachusetts. New England Brewing
Company is in Connecticut and then Aeronaut up in Boston, Foam Brewers in
Burlington, Vermont. I have something from Bissell Brothers here in Maine and then
Tree House in Massachusetts as well...and if you follow craft beer at all I'm sure
you've heard of Tree House and quite a few of these others. Then from a
cider perspective we have Bantam in Massachusetts and then Citizen Cider and
Shacksbury Cider both up in Vermont. So that's kind of the array of producers
that you see behind me but let me tell you a little bit about some of the cool
stuff that I brought back! I'm not going to go over every single one
because that will be a whole day's worth of information and like I said I'm
gonna go deeper on a lot of these things but let me just
share with you a couple of the fun things that I brought back. So first
things first, Fire Puncher Black. It is a flavored
vodka it's from GrandTen Distilling and to be perfectly honest when they
first brought this out right first read the description which says, "chocolate and
pepper flavored vodka", I was a little bit like, "eh I'm not in college anymore. Like
what is this? Right? Like what are we getting ourselves into here?" but when I
tasted it ah like it is like Mexican hot chocolate in a vodka, which again
probably sounds a little weird and you're like, "wait, what?" but I'm telling
you when I took a sip of this I was like I have to have this like and so I'm
really excited to start experimenting with cocktails and figuring out kind of
what I'm gonna do there. Let's stay over here let me tell you a little bit about
OEC Brewing here and so this is their flagship Tempest. And then this is a
really fun thing that I brought back. It is their sour beer, one of their sour
beers, that they blend with an unfiltered sake. And so I know it sounds super weird
but it is so freakin good and I cannot wait to open this and try it again and tell
you all about it when I do. They are...so OEC has an amazing amazing story and I
will definitely be going deeper there but they are all into a sour and wild
beers and they just the things they are doing the kind of innovations by, funnily
enough, going back to history um in terms of brewing and different ways to brew
beers is just a really amazing story. Then, let's see what else I want to show
you? So we have Shacksbury Cider up in Vermont that I mentioned and so they are
doing something really cool called The Lost Apple project. And what that is is
basically there's all these varieties of apples that used to exist in America and
a lot of them have been lost when they were ripped up during Prohibition and
they didn't know what else to do with cider apple trees a lot of them never
came back but there are here and there one tree here one tree there and so they
are essentially foraging for wild apples and then they're making ciders out of
them. This "Lost and Found" here is kind of a blend of whatever they found that year
and whatever they made it out of and then when they find cider apples that
they really like they graft them into their orchard and try to bring that
variety back. So a really cool noble project there that results in a
delicious cider and I will definitely be going deeper there for you. Um, back to
beer so New England Brewing Company for those of you who are craft beer
aficionados maybe you have heard of Fuzzy Baby Ducks. This is kind of one of
their flagship beers and you know New England Brewing Company was one of the
kind of OGs of New England brewing and they also were one of the pioneers
with canning. So if you all remember, years and years ago if a beer was in a
can you kind of thought it was a shit beer, right? But now, I mean look at all
these amazing craft beers in cans. Well someone had to take a leap and kind of
start that first and take the risk to get out of bottles and go into cans and
New England Brewing Company was one of those breweries, particularly in New
England they were one of the very first to do that. And so, they kind of led the
way and we have them to thank for that because let's be honest when you go
check out new breweries and you go check out new beers part of the fun is like
let me see the can what's the can art on it, right? And if we weren't in cans we
would be able to have that so they are a really cool story and even more fun is
you know why do they name it Fuzzy Baby Ducks? Why does this can have this
Unicorn, kind of honestly farting a rainbow that a duck is sliding down? And
all of their beers do have...the name and the can story are super fun stories
and so I'm hoping that I can end up doing a series telling you a little bit
about each each beer in each can. Then we have Tree House down here. Let me move these
a little bit. So Tree House, many of you have probably heard of. It's kind of
famous or infamous depending on, you know, your perspective. And the day that I was
there it was like six degrees out, the snow was blowing, it was like super
frigid, that New England weather. And I mean, even like, I mean I'm a California
girl now but even the locals were like "this is cold!" Right? I mean it was bad
and there were people standing outside, ninety-minute line outside, to get in and
get their allotment of Tree House beer. So they have a really unique approach and
they kind of launch lots of new beers and they only launch them on certain
days and they pretty much sell out the day they launch them. And so I'm very
fortunate and lucky that I was able to get my hands on some without too too
much effort or line waiting and get to talk to people about why they do what
they do and try some of their beers and meet the people who are making their
amazing beers. So that's that's one there. Then back to the spirits!
Um, let's kind of jump back over here, so this is kind of fun. This is
kind of fun. It is the Old Fashioned and so it's what it sounds like...it's an Old
Fashioned in a bottle. And again, at first when they brought this out I was a
little bit like, "seems a little gimmicky. Like, I don't know, Old Fashioneds are pretty
easy to make and that's part of the art of cocktail making, right?" But when I
tasted it I mean it's really delicious. And the reason it's so delicious is
because they're making it right. This isn't like a flavored Old Fashioned or
like a made up Old Fashioned. I mean, this is as the spirit is aging in the barrel
they then add Angostura bitters to it and then they add the right amount of
sugar to it and they let it continue to age in the barrel for a little while and
they make an Old Fashioned in the barrel and then they bottle it for you to enjoy
at home! Which is nice and easy entertaining, you just pour this over
ice, throw a few garnishes in and you are happy as a clam! So that's from Bully Boy
Distillers in Boston. Boston Harbor Distillery, so Ronda is the founder and
CEO of Boston Harbor Distillery and she was like hire number two for, you know
Sam Adams. So she is a legend in the craft beer scene and really helped build
the Sam Adams brand to what it is today. But you know over time she kind of
left and now she is doing this Boston Harbor Distillery and they make
incredible spirits. I have one or two others I'll probably mention from them,
but this line of spirits is called the Spirit of Boston and what's really fun
about this is she is taking Sam Adams beer and distilling it into whisky. And
so what's cool about this for me is, I'm a New Englander, right,
I have been drinking Sam Adams for as long as I can remember and so I know what Sam
Adams beer tastes like and especially when they tell you what beer it is you
can really, like this one is from the Sam Adams Double Black Lager, and so if you
know what that tastes like, which as a New Englander I do, right,
you can pick up like the actual Sam Adams beer as you're drinking this
whiskey. So this is really fun and it is really like the beer lovers whiskey.
Definitely will go deeper and tell you some more about them. Rum, so rum, if you
didn't know, has a very deep New England history and you know, I knew that, but I
didn't know how deep it was and all specifications of it. So I learned a ton
about New England style rum while I was there and we're gonna be writing a series on
it and kind of going deeper on that to tell you all about it as well. But there
were some really amazing rums that I tried and what differentiates a New
England style rum is that it is made from 100% blackstrap molasses and so
that's really the differentiator. And man, I mean I I've always liked rum but I've
never really been one to like sip on rum or appreciate rum on its own and this
trip has changed my mind about that completely. So now I'm really excited to
kind of dive deep into rum and start exploring it more. And this from GrandTen
Distillers, this Medford Rum is one great example. And then these two here
from Mad River Distillers are also great examples of rums. Honestly, this PX rum is
aged in sherry barrels and this honestly almost drinks a little bit more like a
whiskey. I think they even say somewhere in here like makes great Manhattans or
something. Um and so this is really incredible and super fun and then this
is their maple cask aged rum and the whole story of how this gets to be what
it is, is just a super fun story and honestly when they were telling it to me
I was like this has to be told. This is such a fun story and it reminds me of
like when I was a kid watching Mr. Rogers and seeing how crayons were made.
Right? Like that I got that little bit of excitement of kind of the peek behind
the curtain with the maple cask rum so I'm excited to tell you all about that too!
And then last, but certainly not least we have some fun liqueurs. This is blueberry liqueur from Vermont
Distillers. And so if you're not from New England and you've never had a Maine
blueberry, first of all let me just say you're missing out. Maine blueberries
are like no other blueberries.They are juicier, they have a deeper blueberry
flavor, they are...oh my gosh I don't know how to describe it. It's just whenever
you eat Maine blueberries you know you're eating Maine blueberries even if,
you know, there's no label on them and you didn't technically know. And so when
I first took a sip of this I did not know they were using Maine blueberries
in this and what I said to the woman who I was talking to as I took a sip I was
like, "Oh my gosh this tastes like I'm biting into Maine blueberries!" and she
was like, "Funnily enough that's what we use. We bring in Maine blueberries to
make this blueberry liqueur." and I think she said it was something like over a
quart of fresh fruit in every one of these bottles so it is just amazing and
they also suggest like pouring it on ice cream and desserts and things which I'm
super excited to try. I also have a nice cranberry liqueur here from GrandTen
Distilling and that's nice and tart and I can't wait to experiment with some
cocktails there. Last we have here from Boston Harbor Distillery a maple cream
and this is so freakin good in your coffee, like so good! And such a fun
bottle but they also, when I was at the distillery they make cocktails there.
Totally different than what were allowed to do in distilleries in California, I
might add. Awesome. And so they were making cocktails and they made kind of a
play on a White Russian with this maple cream and good
So I'm also really excited to experiment with that in cocktails...oooh, oooh! Falling beers...
and tell you more about that. So before these all start falling on me I don't know why
they're falling, they're on a flat table...maybe we have a little minor tremor here in
California or something. But that's kind of the overview of my haul from my New
England research trip and I'm super excited to share the stories of these
producers tell you more about the spirits maybe share some recipes as I
kinda come up with some things. But if you're in New England definitely make
sure to go check some of these places out and I will tell you more about them
in the future and for now, if there's any of these things
that I mentioned today that you're like, "oh my god I want to learn more about
that! I want to hear more about that! I can't wait until she does a piece on
that!" let me know in the comments below because I'm happy to, as I figure out
what I'm gonna write first and what I'm gonna do videos on first, I'm happy to
prioritize based on what you all want. So yeah until then keep drinking craft
drink local. Yay New England!
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