The Winners and Losers Podcast: Spirits of Shepherdstown III

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The Spirits of Shepherdstown III --

hosts: Karen Valentine and John Case

Karen's Return through Survival to the Light

Reflections on the Passing of

Tina Turner

 

 

 

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The Poetry Show Podcast: Alone to the starless river...

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The Poetry Show Podcast: Broadcast LIVE

May 24, 2023, 7 AM

Theme: Standing Alone. Featuring Donald Hall's "Without", 

 

 

Phillip Levine's "Alone"

 

 

and William Wordsworth's "Surprised by Joy"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Labor Beat Radio Podcast ”Cut All Taxes”: WV Super-Rs Turn off Fire Hoses

Enlighten Radio Presents:

The Labor Beat Podcast, May 23, 2023

Labor Beat Radio broadcasts LIVE Tuesday mornings, 7:30 AM Eastern Time

 

This week's Theme: WV R tax-cut frauds imperil vital state services. The disregard of self insured billionaires and millionaires can set fire to whole communities.

 

Hosts John Case, JB Christensen and Scott Marshall welcome

 

Seth DiStefano

POLICY OUTREACH DIRECTOR

West Virginia Center for Budget and Policy

 

Seth DiStefano is the policy outreach director at the West Virginia Center on Budget and Policy. A native of Randolph County, WV, Seth is a graduate of Tygarts Valley High School and holds a B.A. in liberal arts and sciences from West Virginia University. Seth leads the government affairs work at the Center and is especially passionate about food security, tax justice issues, and building a better future for working families through policy change. Email Seth.

 

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The Sports and Comedy Attack Podcast -- Larry XL -- ”OK! Now THAT was Funny”

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Theme: 40 years on the stand-up highway -- some things are no longer funny.

with host Mike Diesel-Cuccherini

Special Guess Larry XL

 

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The Winners and Losers Podcast: Spirits of Shepherdstown 2

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Spirits of Shepherdstown 2:

Shepherdstown Shares

 

Hosts John Case and Karen Valentine welcome Long Time friend and Shepherdstower:

Jan Hafer

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The Sports & Comedy Attack Podcast - Special Guest Mark Matusof

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the Sports and Comedy Attack Show

Host Mike Diesel-Cuccherini Talks with

with Special Guest

 

Mark Matusof

Recorded LIVE Wednesday, May 17, 2023. The Sports and Comedy attack regularly broadcasts 7 AM on Mondays.

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The Poetry Show Podcast: Kindness and Happiness

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Poems of Kindness & Happiness

Broadcast LIVE Wednesday, May 17, 2023, 7 AM

Hosts: John Case and Janet Harrison

 

Happiness

Jane Kenyon

There’s just no accounting for happiness,

or the way it turns up like a prodigal

who comes back to the dust at your feet

having squandered a fortune far away.

 

And how can you not forgive?

You make a feast in honor of what

was lost, and take from its place the finest

garment, which you saved for an occasion

you could not imagine, and you weep night and day

to know that you were not abandoned,

that happiness saved its most extreme form

for you alone.

 

No, happiness is the uncle you never

knew about, who flies a single-engine plane

onto the grassy landing strip, hitchhikes

into town, and inquires at every door

until he finds you asleep midafternoon

as you so often are during the unmerciful

hours of your despair.

 

It comes to the monk in his cell.

It comes to the woman sweeping the street

with a birch broom, to the child

whose mother has passed out from drink.

It comes to the lover, to the dog chewing

a sock, to the pusher, to the basketmaker,

and to the clerk stacking cans of carrots

in the night.

                     It even comes to the boulder

in the perpetual shade of pine barrens,

to rain falling on the open sea,

to the wineglass, weary of holding wine.

 

Jane Kenyon, “Happiness” from Otherwise: New and Selected Poems. 

 

Kindness

 

Naomi Shihab Nye

 

Before you know what kindness really is
you must lose things,
feel the future dissolve in a moment
like salt in a weakened broth.
What you held in your hand,
what you counted and carefully saved,
all this must go so you know
how desolate the landscape can be
between the regions of kindness.
How you ride and ride
thinking the bus will never stop,
the passengers eating maize and chicken
will stare out the window forever.

Before you learn the tender gravity of kindness
you must travel where the Indian in a white poncho
lies dead by the side of the road.
You must see how this could be you,
how he too was someone
who journeyed through the night with plans
and the simple breath that kept him alive.

Before you know kindness as the deepest thing inside,
you must know sorrow as the other deepest thing.
You must wake up with sorrow.
You must speak to it till your voice
catches the thread of all sorrows
and you see the size of the cloth.
Then it is only kindness that makes sense anymore,
only kindness that ties your shoes
and sends you out into the day to gaze at bread,
only kindness that raises its head
from the crowd of the world to say
It is I you have been looking for,
and then goes with you everywhere
like a shadow or a friend.

From Words Under the Words: Selected Poems. 

 

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The Sports Attack -- Michael Aronin

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The Sports Attack Podcast: with Special Guest Michael Aronin

Mike Diesel counts the balls and strikes,

and shares a lifetime in comedy with Michael Aronin

recorded LIVE May 8, 2023

The Sports Attack broadcasts LIVE Mondays at 7 AM Eastern

 

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Winners and Losers Podcast: Spirits of Shepherdstown

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The Winners and Losers Program:

Spirits of Shepherdstown: Pastor Karen Erskine Valentine

(with help from Dr. King)

The Good Samaritan

 

 

Hosts: Karen Valentine and John Case

 

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The Recovery Podcast: Recovery from Violence

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Recovery from Violence

The Recovery Radio Podcast: MAY 11, 2023

 

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The Poetry Show: Murder Most Foul, Mother Ireland

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The  Poetry Show Podcast

Broadcast Live, May 25, 2023

Host: John Case

Part 1: Murder Most Foul: Bob Dylan

 

Part 2: Mother Ireland, Eavan Boland

 

 

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Labor Beat Radio: A Scott and John Show

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The Labor Beat Podcast,

recorded LIVE, May 23, 2023

Hosts: John Case and Scott Marshall

 

The Strike Mood in the US

The financial crisis and public or coop banks

Good and Welfare: Factories and View Sheds

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The Winners and Losers Podcast: The Cinque Te Maio Show

 

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The Winners and Losers Radio Broadcast

from Shepherdstown, West Virginia

May 5, 2023

with Karen Valentine and John Case

 

It is the 5th of May, and this IS Cinque Te Maio, but the show is more

about Rainbow Crows, Growing up with racism,

Pondering (or Ponderous?) Joe Manchin,

Wondering about "independence" -- From What Exactly?

 

The WNL Program broadcasts LIVE, 700 AM Eastern

on

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The Poetry Show Podcast: May Day in Verse

"All of Us or None"

 

Enlighten Radio Presents: The Poetry Show Podcast

International Workers Day in Verse

hosts: John Case, Janet Harrison

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2 Poems 

Bertolt Brecht:

The Rugweavers of Kujan-Bulak Honor Comrade Lenin

 

often and copiously honor has been done
to comrade Lenin. there are busts and statues.
cities are called after him, and children.
speeches are made in many languages
there are meetings and demonstrations

from shanghai to Chicago in Lenin's honor.
but this is how he was honored by
the carpet weavers of kuyan-bulak
a little township in southern Turkestan.

every evening there twenty carpet weavers
shaking with fever rise from their primitive looms
fever is rife: the railway station
is full of the hum of mosquitoes, a thick cloud
that rises from the swamp behind the old camels' graveyard.
but the railway train which
every two weeks brings water and smoke, brings
the news also one day
that the day approaches honoring comrade lining.
and the people of kuyan-bulak
carpet weavers, poor people
decide that in their township too comrade Lenin's
plaster bust shall be put up.

then, as the collection is made for the bust
they all stand
shaking with fever and offer
their hard-earned kopeks with trembling hands.
and the red army man Stepa Gamalev, who
carefully counts and nimutely watches
sees how ready they are to honor Lenin, and he is glad
but he also sees their unsteady hands
and he suddenly proposes
that the money for the bust be used to buy petroleum
to be poured on the swamp behind the camels' graveyard
where the mosquitoes breed that carry
the fever germ.
and so to fight the fever at kuyan-bulak, thus
honoring the dead but
never to be forgotten
comrade Lenin.

they resolved to do this. on the day of the ceremony thy carried
their dented buckets filled with black petroleum
one after the other
and poured it over the swamp

so they helped themselves by honoring Lenin, and
had understood him better.

2

we have heard how the people of kuyan-bulak
honored lenin. when in the evening
the petroleum had been bought and poured on the swamp
a man rose at that meeting, demanding
that a plaque be affixed on the railway station
recording these events and containing
precise details too of their altered plan, the exchange of
the bust for lenin for a barrel of fever-destroying oil.
and all this in honor of Lenin.
and they did this as well
and put up the plaque.

bb

 

All of Us or None

 

Slave, who is it that shall free you?
Those in deepest darkness lying.
Comrade, only these can see you
Only they can hear you crying.
Comrade, only slaves can free you.
Everything or nothing. All of us or none.
One alone his lot can’t better.
Either gun or fetter.
Everything or nothing. All of us or none.

You who hunger, who shall feed you?
If it’s bread you would be carving,
Come to us, we too are starving.
Come to us and let us lead you.
Only hungry men can feed you.
Everything or nothing. All of us or none.
One alone his lot can’t better.
Either gun or fetter.
Everything or nothing. All of us or none.

Beaten man, who shall avenge you?
You, on whom the blows are falling,
Hear your wounded brothers calling.
Weakness gives us strength to lend you.
Come to us, we shall avenge you.
Everything or nothing. All of us or none.
One alone his lot can’t better.
Either gun or fetter.
Everything or nothing. All of us or none.

Who, oh wretched one, shall dare it?
He who can no longer bear it.
Counts the blows that arm his spirit.
Taught the time by need and sorrow,
Strikes today and not tomorrow.
Everything or nothing. All of us or none.
One alone his lot can’t better.
Either gun or fetter.
Everything or nothing. All of us or none.

 

 

 

Recovery Radio Podcast: A Deeper Look at School Violence

 

Enlighten Radio Presents: The Recovery Radio Show Podcast

with host James Boyd

and Special Guest Ernie Lucas

TOPIC: Exploring Community Approaches to School Violence

Recorded LIVE April 27, 2023, 7 AM Eastern, 

The Red Caboose Studio

Harpers Ferry, West Virginia

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The Sports Attack Podcast: But First, a Lifetime Tribute to Charlie Wiener

 

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The Sports Attack with Mike Diesel

Recorded LIVE April 28. 2023, at EnlightenRadio.Org Studios

Special Guest Charlie Wiener

The Sports Attack broadcasts LIVE Wednesdays at 7 AM Eastern Time

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The Labor Beat Podcast: WV Labor Political Strategy

 

 Labor Beat and Enlighten Radio Present:

WV Political Strategy for Labor

Recorded Tuesday, May 2, 2023, Harpers Ferry, WV

Hosts John Case, John Christensen and Scott Marshall welcome

Special Guest: Brother Josh Sword 

President of the West Virginia AFL-C()

 

 Todays program focuses on political strategy for labor leading 

into the 2024 election cycle.

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The Poetry Show Podcast: Break My Heart

 

 

Enlighten Radio Presents:

The April 26, 2023 LIVE Broadcast of The Poetry Show

Today's show features two American poets: Jane Kenyon and Joy Harjo. Both found deep American waters and burial grounds amidst the shrapnel and debris of the Sixties. These two poets, and me, share the memory of the explosions.

Joy Harjo

Jane Kenyon

 

Poems Today:

After an Illness, Walking the Dog

Jane Kenyon

Wet things smell stronger,
and I suppose his main regret is that
he can sniff just one at a time.
In a frenzy of delight
he runs way up the sandy road—
scored by freshets after five days
of rain. Every pebble gleams, every leaf.

When I whistle he halts abruptly
and steps in a circle,
swings his extravagant tail.
Then he rolls and rubs his muzzle
in a particular place, while the drizzle
falls without cease, and Queen Anne’s lace
and Goldenrod bend low.

The top of the logging road stands open
and light. Another day, before
hunting starts, we’ll see how far it goes,
leaving word first at home.
The footing is ambiguous.

Soaked and muddy, the dog drops,
panting, and looks up with what amounts
to a grin. It’s so good to be uphill with him,
nicely winded, and looking down on the pond.
A sound commences in my left ear
like the sound of the sea in a shell;
a downward, vertiginous drag comes with it.
Time to head home. I wait
until we’re nearly out to the main road
to put him back on the leash, and he
—the designated optimist—
imagines to the end that he is free.

 

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Alone For a Week

Jane Kenyon

I washed a load of clothes

and hung them out to dry.

Then I went up to town

and busied myself all day.

The sleeve of your best shirt

rose ceremonious

when I drove in; our night-

clothes twined and untwined in

a little gust of wind.

 

For me it was getting late;

for you, where you were, not.

The harvest moon was full

but sparse clouds made its light

not quite reliable.

The bed on your side seemed

as wide and flat as Kansas;

your pillow plump, cool,

and allegorical. . . .

 

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Break My Heart

 

Joy Harjo

 

there are always flowers,
love cries, or blood.

someone is always leaving
by exhile, death or heartbreak.

the heart is a fist.
it pockets prayer or holds rage.

it’s a timekeeper.
music maker or backstreet truth teller.

baby, baby, baby
you can’t say what’s been said

before, though even words
are a creature of habit.

you cannot force poetry
with a ruler, or jail it at a desk.

mystery is blind, but wills you
to untie the cloth, in eternity.

police with their guns
cannot enter here to move us off our lands.

history will always find you, and wrap you
in its thousand arms.–

someone will lift from the earth
without wings.

another will fall from the sky
through the knots of a tree.

chaos is primordial.
all words have roots here.

you will never sleep again
though you will never stop dreaming.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Labor Beat Podcast:: We May Not Have Enough Workers!

 

Enlighten Radio Presents

Labor Beat Radio's April 25 LIVE Broadcast

West Virginia skilled workers and youth are leaving the state. This puts many a big idea in jeopardy for lack of a sizable and sufficiently capable workforce. A big reason is that they are treated poorly here in comparison with other areas of the country.

Hosts: John Case, JB Christensen, Scott Marshall

Special Guest: Fuzz LaRue, a retired leader of the WV Plumbers and Pipefitters who is very active in political education for the WV AFL CIO, and lobbying efforts on behalf of working families in the WV state legislature.

Apologies to both Dale Lee and Fuzz LaRue for confusing   Dale Lee's photo with Fuzz. 

Could not find a photo of Fuzz LaRue -- but I can relate to this one on his Facebook Site!

 

Labor Beat Broadcasts LIVE Tuesdays @7:30 AM Eastern Time

 

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The Sports Attack Podcast: The Tackler is Toni Harris!!

 

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The Sports Attack

with host Mike Diesel-Cuccherini

 

The headline story this week is Toni Harris!!

Perhaps you’ve heard of Antoinette “Toni” Harris. But perhaps Not. Earlier this year, the 23-year-old became what is believed to be the first woman to accept a scholarship to play football at a four-year college — not as a kicker, as other women have done — but as a position player.

 

The Sports Attack Broadcasts LIVE Mondays, 7 AM Eastern

 

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The Winners and Losers Podcast: The Water of Life

Host John Case and Pastor John Unger discuss the sources and vectors of violence in our community and country.

Plus -- the Economic Development Opportunities

in the Rich, Clean Waters of West Virginia

Pastor Unger serves three parishes in Harpers Ferry. He also served Jefferson and Berkeley counties in the West Virginia state senate for many years. 

Broadcast LIVE April 21, 2023, 7 AM Fridays

The Red Caboose Studio, Bolivar, West Virginia

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The Recovery Radio Podcast: Who Will Protect the Kids?

Enlighten Radio Presents:  

James Boyd hosts a Recovery Radio Podcast: An African American "Family Discussion", from Virginia to New Jersey, on Gun Violence.....with the kernel of a solution on protecting our kids in schools!

Recovery Radio broadcasts LIVE Thursday mornings, 7:00 AM Eastern 

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The Sports Attack Podcast -- Goodbye to Dan Snyder

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Mike Diesel-Cuccherini

Snyder Sails Away

 

Broadcast LIVE

April 19, 2023 from the Red Caboose Studio

Harpers Ferry, West Virginia

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Labor Beat Radio Podcast: John Henry -- If I Had a Hammer!

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The Labor Beat Radio Podcast

broadcast LIVE Tuesday, April 18, 2023

Topics:

The Alternative Energy Projects Funded through the Inflation Reduction Act

The Strike and Organizing Waves continue

The Return of National Labor Agreements?

Good and Welfare Gun Control: Earp vs Hickock

 

Hosts

John Case and Scott Marshall

contributions by Nanci Griffith and Pete Seeger, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGee

The Poetry Show: Faces of Eve: April 17

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The Poetry show broadcasts live Mondays 7AM Eastern....

April 17, 2023

with Hosts John Case and Janet Harrison

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The Faces of Eve: Sail Away

This episode features poetry by Rainer Maria Rilke and Rita Dove turning the Genesis narrative on its head, and Eve in particular. We also feature The Dutch Shoe by Louis Jenkins, and Robert Bly's revision of Noah's search for Land after the Flood: Send not the dove; send the Crow.

Poems read today:

WHERE WE MUST LOOK FOR HELP


Robert Bly

The dove returns; it found no resting place;
It was in flight all night above the shaken seas.
Beneath Ark eaves
The dove shall magnify the tiger's bed;
Give the dove peace.
The split-tail swallows leave the sill at dawn;
At dusk blue swallows shall return.
On the third day the crow shall fly;
The crow, the crow, the spider-colored crow,
The crow shall find new mud to walk upon.

— Eating the Honey of Words: New and Selected Poems
HarperCollins, New York (1999), p. 7
Early Poems (1950-1955) (Web)

Louis Jenkins

The Dutch Shoe (from the Innisfree Poetry Journal)

She was out of the water for years, since the early fifties maybe, over at the shipyard in Superior. You could see her from the highway, her masts down, sails stowed away. I loved that boat. All the time I was growing up I made plans to buy her someday. What shall I say happened? That my father bought her and put her in the back yard and kept garden tools in the hold? Or that my mother bought her and kept her in the china closet with the jade Buddha and the eight-day clock? That her brass gleams in the firelight, still dry and harmless? No. I bought the Dutch Shoe and sailed to Rangoon and Singapore and a hundred other places. I faced incredible dangers and hardships. I talk loud and drink all night. When I snore I wake bears in the forest and fish in the sea. Early mist rises from the water. Ice forms on the masts. My hair has turned white and my teeth have fallen out. I can't see a thing and I am sailing away.

Rainer Maria Rilke

Genesis "trilogy": (trans. by Ernest Flemming)

In the Beginning

Ever since those wondrous days of Creation
our Lord God sleeps: we are His sleep.
And He accepted this in His indulgence,
resigned to rest among the distant stars.

Our actions stopped Him from reacting,
for His fist-tight hand is numbed by sleep,
and the times brought in the age of heroes
during which our dark hearts plundered Him.

Sometimes He appears as if tormented,
and His body jerks as if plagued by pain;
but these spells are always outweighed by the
number of His countless other worlds.

Adam

High above he stands, beside the many
saintly figures fronting the cathedral's
gothic tympanum, close by the window
called the rose, and looks astonished at his

own deification which placed him there.
Erect and proud he smiles, and quite enjoys
this feat of his survival, willed by choice.

As labourer in the fields he made his start
and through his efforts brought to full fruition
the garden God named Eden. But where was
the hidden path that led to the New Earth?

God would not listen to his endless pleas.
Instead, He threatened him that he shall die.
Yet Adam stood his ground:
Eve shall give birth.

Eve

Look how she stands, high on the steep facade
of the cathedral, near the window-rose,
simply, holding in her hand the apple,
judged for all time as the guiltless-guilty

for the growing fruit her body held
which she gave birth to after parting from
the circle of eternities. She left
to face the strange New Earth, so young in years.

Oh, how she would have loved to stay a little
longer in that enchanted garden, where
the peaceful gentle beasts grazed side by side.

But Adam was resolved to leave, to go
out into this New Earth, and facing death
she followed him. God she had hardly known.

Rita Dove via the Poetry Foundation

I Have Been a Stranger in a Strange Land

"Life's spell is so exquisite, everything conspires to break it."
Emily Dickinson

It wasn't bliss. What was bliss
but the ordinary life? She'd spend hours
in patter, moving through whole days
touching, sniffing, tasting . . . exquisite
housekeeping in a charmed world.
And yet there was always

more of the same, all that happiness,
the aimless Being There.
So she wandered for a while, bush to arbor,
lingered to look through a pond's restive mirror.
He was off cataloging the universe, probably,
pretending he could organize
what was clearly someone else's chaos.

That's when she found the tree,
the dark, crabbed branches
bearing up such speechless bounty,
she knew without being told
this was forbidden. It wasn't
a question of ownership—
who could lay claim to
such maddening perfection?

And there was no voice in her head,
no whispered intelligence lurking
in the leaves—just an ache that grew
until she knew she'd already lost everything
except desire, the red heft of it
warming her outstretched palm.

Winners Amd Losers: The Dutch Shoe Podcast

.... meaning revealed below....a Dutch Shoe race. 

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Moving on from the failed appearance of a beloved local pastor, hosts Karen Valentine and John Case take on several of the easier spiritual challenges: Our show runs LIVE Fridays at 7 AM Eastern on Enlighten Radio.

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1. Really, now that Easter is passed,  WHAT "nightmare vexed to that rocking cradle" was really born,  at the Nativity in Bethlehem centuries ago;  where CP30 and R2D2 were also present, as "the Wise Men"; what?

 
2. GPT, or some other AI incarnation, just assisted in a multi-thousand dollar robbery of a relative, including very skillful identity theft. What should we do?

3. Is the flood of so-called random gun violence a cover for targeted murders? If the law is powerless to protect, what can communities, or churches do?

 

 

Last Word: The Dutch Shoe by Louis Jenkins

She was out of the water for years, since the early fifties maybe, over at the shipyard in Superior.  You could see her from the highway, her masts down, sails stowed away.  I loved that boat.  All the time I was growing up I made plans to buy her someday.  What shall I say happened?  That my father bought her and put her in the back yard and kept garden tools in the hold?  Or that my mother bought her and kept her in the china closet with the jade Buddha and the eight-day clock?  That her brass gleams in the firelight, still dry and harmless?  No.  I bought the Dutch Shoe and sailed to Rangoon and Singapore and a hundred other places.  I faced incredible dangers and hardships.  I talk loud and drink all night.  When I snore I wake bears in the forest and fish in the sea.  Early mist rises from the water.  Ice forms on the masts.  My hair has turned white and my teeth have fallen out.  I can't see a thing and I am sailing away.

 

Recovery Radio Podcast: Some Things Change: Others Not So Much

Enlighten Radio Presents: The Recovery Radio show

7 AM Eastern Thursdays, with host James Boyd.

The April 13, 2023 Podcast

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Some Things Change, Some Not with

Special Guest -- Vickey Wilcher

 

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The Sports Attack Podcast: First, Tom Brady....then what?!

What Happens After Brady?

Is the Glass half full for the Nationals?

Enlighten Radio Presents: Host Mike Cuccherini [the Diesel]

The Sports Attack and Weather Machine Podcast

April 12, 2023 Show

Broadcast Live Wednesdays at 7 AM Eastern

The Labor Beat Podcast: April 11 -- The United Mine Workers of |America

Enlighten Radio Presents:

The Labor Beat Radio Program Podcast

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Hosts: JB Christensen, John Case and Scott Marshall

Recorded LIVE in Harpers Ferry, WV. Thursdays, 7:30 Eastern

Todays: show--  April 11, 2023 

 

Special Guest Brother Chad Francis, a legislative staff rep for the UMWA in West Virginia.

**PEIA Cuts--an Attack On WV public workers -- Chad reports on the the Republican, Koch-Bros attack on public workers by eroding their insurance coverage and affordability. 

**"Elections have consequences" -- WV AFLCIO Pres Josh Sword

**A virtual appearance, and message from legendary UMWA President, Cecil Roberts.

 

Winners and Losers -- What Do Young Dems Do?

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The Winners and Losers Radio Show Podcast

Broadcasted Live: & AM Eastern, Friday, April 7, 2023

Today's Guest: Eli -- VP of Shepherd Young Democrats

 

 

Hosts: Karen Valentine and John Case

Questions: host@enlightenradio.org

 

 

 

 

 

The Recovery Radio Podcast: 4/6/13 -- Trump ”Indicated”

Enlighten Radio presents: The Recovery Podcast: April 6, 2023

with James Boyd  and John Case

The Podcast: 

 

Has Justice Come? Is it Closer?

Are Americans Equal Before the Law?

Two Images

 

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The Sports Attack Podcast: The Husky Indictment!

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With Mikey Cuccherini 

April 5, 2023

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Labor Beat Radio: Strikes, Coal, Automation, Organizing

Enlighten Radio Presents:

The Labor Beat Radio Podcast

April 4, 2023

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John Christensen (Retired MEBA) John Case (Retired UE) Scott Marshall(SOAR) host todays show.