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On a trip to Los Angeles, Neal tries to teach his nieces and Elijah the secrets of Texas Hold ‘Em with the help of a former professional poker player, leading to an epic showdown between Neal and Elijah for all the chips. But an even more sinister poker villain lurks.

Labor history doesn’t exist in the Texas curriculum, so Neal decides to give Elijah a crash course in worker’s rights. Elijah lays a clover at the grave of the Haymarket Martyrs in Chicago, learns the lyrics to “Solidarity Forever,” and meets an actual union organizer and shop steward.

Kids in Texas, especially girls, find themselves in constant battle with administrators about what they can wear to school. Neal and Elijah talk to a dress-code historian, meet a seven-year-old girl who was 'dress-coded,' and interview a reporter who dared to go sleeveless in the hallowed halls of Congress.

In Texas, Native Americans are people relegated to the history books. But in Phoenix, where Neal grew up, they’re very much a part of the present. To learn what it’s like to grow up native in America, Neal and Elijah interview Miss Indian Arizona. They also get a tour of a former Native American boarding school.

Neal and Elijah interview legendary British punk rockers Jon Langford and Sally Timms, meet the proprietors of Chicago’s Bloodshot Records, and learn about the punk-rock scene in Austin. Featuring original music by The Mekons, The Big Boys, and the greatest punk-rock band of all time—The Neal Pollack Invasion.

Concerned that Elijah has no life skills, Neal sets off to teach him some. Together, they learn to use power tools, forge a sword, and operate a sewing machine. They also visit an eccentric friend of Elijah’s who built his own backyard forge.

Texas schools are notoriously bad at teaching nutrition, so Neal decides to give Elijah a weird crash course. They go for an edible plant walk with a holistic nutritionist and visit an urban farm. Meanwhile, Neal meets his archenemy, Gustavo The Goose.

As a dedicated yogi, Neal thinks Elijah would benefit from a little practice himself. They do a high-octane yoga workout, learn how to meditate, and hang from a rope wall. In Colorado, they visit Neal’s guru, who teaches Elijah how to chant and reveals several arcane mystical secrets.

Inner-city Black America is often stereotyped as a place of random violence; in fact, violence in the inner city is regulated through an informal but well-known code of the street. How you dress, talk, and behave can have life-or-death consequences, with young people particularly at risk. The most powerful force counteracting this code and its reign of terror is the strong, loving, decent family, and we meet many heroic figures in the course of this narrative.

Estos sencillos Ocho Hábitos Productivos te van a ayudar a ser, casi sin esfuerzo, mucho más productivo en tu trabajo y también en tu hogar. Vas a aprender a evitar el mal hábito de dejar las cosas para después y a gestionar mejor tu tiempo y tus tareas, ésto te hará ser más productivo.

The Clapback: How to Call Out Harmful Black Stereotypes examines the evolution of the negative stereotypes towards the black community and arms you with the tools to shut them down once and for all. Taking listeners on a journey through history, and providing facts and detailed research, this is an eye-opening and refreshing look at race and language. With a light-hearted, razor sharp wit and a refreshing honesty, The Clapback is the handbook the world needs - dishing out the hard truths and providing a road map for bringing some 'act right' into our everyday lives.

Dave Van Ronk was one of the founding figures of the 1960s folk revival, but he was far more than that. A pioneer of modern acoustic blues, a fine songwriter and arranger, a powerful singer, and one of the most influential guitarists of the ’60s, he was also a marvelous storyteller, a peerless musical historian, and one of the most quotable figures on the Village scene. The Mayor of MacDougal Street is a firsthand account by a major player in the social and musical history of the ’50s and ’60s.

Celebrating the power of sisterhood and friendship, "The Elijah Sisters," is a weekly talk-variety show. Hosted by real-life sisters, Leya, Chantilly (Elijah-Eggerson), and Angelique Elijah, this dynamic trio has hit the airways sharing their incredible bond through candid conversations about everyday life, personal experiences, and select topics. Watch and Listen to "The Elijah Sisters" — and let our family become your family! Leya, Chantilly, Angelique Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-elijah-sisters/support

Unapologetic is just that. Not sorry for being great. It's a show that studies, analyzes, unpacks, and discusses the practices, protocols, and pathways of great authors, lyricists, musicians, poets, artists, painters, sculptures, and any other creatives through candid and thought-provoking conversations. Tune in—you may learn something. Oh, was that too harsh? Sorry—Not sorry.

My name is Elijah Riley, aka Big Gumdrop. I am a photographer, videographer, outdoors enthusiast and ultimatly a storyteller. Through this Podcast I aim to educate and expose people to different aspects of our natural resources and bring people on that will offer differing point of views. I hope you stick around and check out some of the Pods. Much love, - E

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The Official Podcast of The Dental Festival with your host Carlos Rodriguez. Bringing you Interviews with some of the best speakers and top influencers in Dentistry. We'll take you behind the scenes and onto the stage at Dentistry's Got Talent. So stay tuned because the Dental Festival Podcast is here. Thank you.

For fans of the Newcastle United Football Club. Formerly the Coming Home Newcastle podcast.

Roots Hospitality is a lighthearted podcast that shares the personal experiences of the chefs, bartenders and producers that come on each week. Hosted by a chef; it's a humorous and raw look at what it takes to make it in a competitive industry, with a few laughs along the way.

Twice a century, the world of Duranaya grows new surfaces from the top of its mountain, casting old ones into darkness and forcing a constant upward migration on its peoples. But there are those who live in the pitch-black Undersurface ... and they march to conquer the sunlit world, commandeering the magic that once contained them. In the midst of the invasion, Whissen, a monk afflicted with a mind divided by magic, crosses paths with Reph, a huntress with a criminal past. They have little in common, but they do share a predator.