Best Alvin N Podcasts (2024)

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A Sky Full of Bullets: SSG Salvatore Agustine Giunta 4:30

2h ago4:30

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Staff Sergeant Salvatore Agustine Giunta deployed to Afghanistan twice, first in 2005 and again in 2007. On the night of October 25th, 2007, then Specialist Giunta and his team were conducting a patrol in the Korengal Valley where they were stationed. After they left their elevated position and began falling back, they were ambushed by 10-15 enemy …

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Mizeyesis Guest mix on Swamp Sessions on The Underground Lair - 7.13.2024 1:54:35

2h ago1:54:35

1:54:35

TracklistPod x Tamen - SubvertLO - 854 Loxy & Resound - Silent Knight (Overlook Remix) Teebee - The VoidHolsten - UnderstandAdam F - MetropolisLoxy & Resound - VibraniumDeadly Silence - Your Soul Is MineUniversal Project - Born KillaMarvel Cinema - Endless EnergyGoldie - Jah (J Kenzo Tribute Remix)Holsten - One Step CloserJon Cross - Retrocause Pod…

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Fancy Nancy learn, read, listen written by Jane O’Connor 4:54

2h ago4:54

4:54

Fancy Nancy and the brilliant stars fancy Nancy and Robert from Paris sight words and fancy words included by Jane O’Connor

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Rerun: Daniel Inouye 3:30

9d ago3:30

3:30

To celebrate 100 episodes of the Medal of Honor podcast we are revisiting one of our favorite episodes featuring Daniel Inouye. The only US Senator so far to receive both the Medal of Honor and the President Medal of Freedom, Senator Daniel Inouye lost his right arm fighting in World War II. He went on to serve nine terms in the Senate and was the …

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Anything for His Crew: 2d Lt. Robert Edward Femoyer 4:14

15d ago4:14

4:14

Second Lieutenant Robert Edward Femoyer served in World War II as a navigator on a B-17 bomber. On November 2nd, 1944, Femoyer embarked on only his fifth mission in Europe. He and hundreds of other B-17s were tasked with attacking an extremely well-defended oil refinery in Germany. As they approached the target, their aircraft was hit with three an…

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Mizeyesis for Danger Chamber Digital Takeover on The Underground Lair - June 22 2024 1:55:37

16d ago1:55:37

1:55:37

Tracklist: 01. World View - Nazca Lines02. Outrage VS Nomine - Infinite Self03. Fada - Controlled Freedom (Polska Remix)04. Outrage vs Nomine - Trespass05. Pod x Tamen - Ino06. Type - Sprinter 07. Park Shadow - Microsleep08. Holsten - Stallion09. Forest Drive West - Neptune10. Section X Surface - Derelict11. Loxy & Resound - Vibranium12. Deadly Sil…

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A Century Old Myth: Sergeant Alvin York 17:33

23d ago17:33

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Sgt York was awarded the Medal of Honor for single handedly killing two dozen enemies and capturing over 130 during World War I, but is that what really happened? In this episode we talk about what really happened that day in France, and how decades of lies and cover-ups supported a false narrative about York and his actions that day.…

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Rerun: Jacob Parrott 4:00

1M ago4:00

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To celebrate 100 episodes of the Medal of Honor podcast we are revisiting the story of the first recipient, Jacob Parrott. Jacob Parrott received the first Medal of Honor ever awarded for his participation in the Great Locomotive Chase during the Civil War.By Evergreen Podcasts

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Interview with Comedian/Actor J Anthony Brown 49:22

1M ago49:22

49:22

The legend talks about his new show, products, the state of comedy and more.

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Interview with Hankin Tv 50:01

1M ago50:01

50:01

Hankin Tv using his platform to build artist and business. Along with other ventures Hankin Tv is making a name for himself in the entertainment and business world.

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Interview with HipHop Legend Shug Jackson 51:27

1M ago51:27

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The first west coast artist to be signed to Def Jam. Shug tells his story of his experience in the industry at the time when it's just beginning to blow.

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Clearing the Trench: SSG Edward N. Kaneshiro 4:57

1M ago4:57

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Staff Sergeant Edward N. Kaneshiro served in the Army in Vietnam. On December 1st, 1966, two American squads were ambushed by an overwhelming North Vietnamese force. Rushing to their aid, Kaneshiro ordered his men to take cover while he crawled up to a fortified enemy trench. While laying on his stomach, he threw a grenade into the trench, killing …

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A Beacon of Light: CH (CPT) Emil J. Kapaun 9:20

1M ago9:20

9:20

Emil J. Kapaun served as a military Chaplain in the U.S. Army during World War II and the Korean War. As a Chaplain, it was his job to move from unit to unit, leading prayer and passing words of encouragement. During battle, Chaplains provided emergency care to the wounded, and gave last rites to dying soldiers. Since they aren’t issued as weapons …

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Feed Drop: An Insurgent’s Nightmare - MSG Earl Plumlee 53:58

2M ago53:58

53:58

Today we are sharing an interview from our other show, Warriors In Their Own Words, which features Medal of Honor Recipient Earl Plumlee. Plumlee's story is almost unbelievable, and it's even more incredible hearing him tell it. We'll be back with another new episode of the Medal of Honor Podcast next week, but in the meantime, enjoy.…

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Rerun: The Unbelievable Story - MSG Earl Plumlee 7:17

2M ago7:17

7:17

Next week we'll be sharing an interview with MOH recipient Earl Plumlee, which was recorded for our other show, Warriors In Their Own Words. In preparation, today we're re-airing our Medal of Honor episode about Plumlee. His story is one of the most incredible we've heard, so it's really worth taking a listen. MSG Plumlee’s Medal of Honor story is …

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A One-Man Advance: Pvt. Dale Merlin Hansen 3:41

2M ago3:41

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Private Dale Merlin Hansen served in the Marine Corps during World War II. On May 7th, 1945, during the Battle of Okinawa, Hansen took matters into his own hands and crawled into an exposed, advanced position. He fired his rocket launcher, destroying an important Japanese pillbox before his weapon was broken by enemy fire. Finding a nearby rifle, h…

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Feed Drop: History Shorts - Conversations: Col. Jack H. Jacobs 16:20

2M ago16:20

16:20

Today we want to introduce you to a new podcast from Evergreen Podcasts called History Shorts. Award-winning historian, author, and history professor Peter Zablocki shares his research into the little-known and hidden-in-plain-sight historical curiosities you probably never heard of. All in the little time you probably do not have. Our guest today …

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1,000 Man Ambush: SP5 Dwight W. Birdwell 5:49

3M ago5:49

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On January 31st, 1968, Specialist 5 Dwight W. Birdwell and his troop were ordered to respond to an NVA attack on Tan Son Nhut Air Base. When the arrived on scene, they were ambushed by over 1,000 soldiers from either side of the road. Birdwell’s troop immediately took heavy casualties, including Birdwell’s tank commander. Under heavy fire, Birdwell…

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A Ticking Time Bomb: AC1 John Lee Levitow 5:47

3M ago5:47

5:47

Airman First Class Jone Lee Levitow served in Vietnam as a loadmaster. On February 24th, 1969, Levitow’s AC-47, a fixed wing gunship, was hit by an enemy mortar round. The explosion tore a hole in the plane, slashed the fuselage, temporarily blinded the pilots, and threw everyone in the cargo hold to the ground, causing numerous injuries. It also k…

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Hostage Rescue in Iraq: SGM Thomas P. Payne 6:15

3M ago6:15

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Sergeant Major Thomas P. Payne served in Iraq as an Army Ranger. On October 22nd, 2015, Payne’s special operations unit was paired with Kurdish allies in order to complete a hostage rescue mission from an ISIS compound. Payne continuously wethered enemy fire, brownout conditions, and smoke from a burning building on the brink of collapse in order t…

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The Invasion of Iraq: SFC Paul Ray Smith 4:17

3M ago4:17

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Sergeant First Class Paul Ray Smith was among the first group of Americans to invade Iraq in 2003, serving as a combat engineer. On April 4th, 2003, American forces were attempting to seize Saddam Hussein International Airport. SFC Smith was leading two platoons of about three dozen men with the goal of setting up a holding area for prisoners of wa…

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Running Over the Enemy: S/Sgt. Herbert H. Burr 3:59

4M ago3:59

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Staff Sergeant Herbert H. Burr served in World War II as a tank gunner. His tank was approaching a town in Germany when they were hit by a bazooka, killing two crewmembers and seriously injuring the platoon sergeant. The surviving crew was forced to evacuate the vehicle, but Burr, delayed by his exit hatch that couldn’t open, feared being targeted …

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A Pilot’s Final Moments: Capt. Steven Logan Bennett 4:50

4M ago4:50

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Captain Steven Logan Bennett was flying an OV-10 Bronco near Quang Tri, Vietnam in 1972 when he received an urgent call for help. A friendly South Vietnamese ground unit had overextended, and were about to be engaged by nearly 300 enemies. Bennett called for air support, but none was available. He then called for artillery, but it turned out that i…

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Skru Ft Mizeyesis - Dreams & Control (clips of two tracks) - Sea Jah EP (Hexagon Digital 2016) 5:02

4M ago5:02

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Two tracks I collabed with Skru on for his SEA JAH EPhttps://hexagondigital.bandcamp.com/album/sea-jah-e-pBy Drum & Bass and Jungle by Mizeyesis

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Rerun: SFC Webster Anderson 3:44

4M ago3:44

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Today, in honor of Vietnam War Veteran’s Day, we are re-airing our episode featuring SFC Webster Anderson. Sergeant First Class Webster Anderson served in the Army in Vietnam. He lost two legs and an arm defending his position near Tam Ky, but his resilience and bravery encouraged his men, led to victory, and earned him the Medal of Honor.…

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Season 2 Finale: Celebrating Growth and Resilience in Raising Joyful Black Children 46:52

4M ago46:52

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In this episode of the Raising Joyful and Resilient Black Children Podcast, hosts Dr. Valerie Adams-Bass and Dr. Sheretta Butler-Barnes celebrate the culmination of Season Two by reflecting on the season's highlights and memorable conversations. They express gratitude to the Parenting Joy Circle co-hosts for enriching discussions and delving into k…

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The Only Female Recipient: Dr. Mary E. Walker 5:44

4M ago5:44

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Dr. Mary E. Walker spent her whole life defying gender roles. She saved up money to go to college to become a Doctor, refused to wear women’s clothing her whole life, and served as an “Assistant Surgeon” (but still technically a civilian) during the war. She was captured and held as a prisoner of war for four months, and at the end of the war, she …

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Missing Lodge Money 8:16

4M ago8:16

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Amos n Andy Usage: Public Domain Mark 1.0 Amos: ... I never seen him dressed up so much. Andy: Did you see the King Fishes Wife? Amos: Oh with that green dress on Andy: Yes with that green dress, and that yellow hat, and that great big fan thing she had with her.By Gail Nobles

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Ambushed in Afghanistan: SSG Robert J. Miller 7:08

4M ago7:08

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Staff Sergeant Robert J. Miller served in Afghanistan as a Weapons Sergeant. In January of 2008, Miller was part of a Special Forces combat reconnaissance unit tasked with confirming enemy activity in the Gowardesh Valley. The unit had a successful initial engagement, in which Miller relayed information that became crucial to a lethal allied air st…

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Building Resilience: Supporting Black Youth in the Face of Microaggressions 42:00

4M ago42:00

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Welcome to today's episode, where we're delving into a topic that hits close to home for many of us the experiences of Black children in our educational systems. Hosts Dr. Valerie Adams-Bass (Valerie) and Dr. Sheretta Butler-Barnes (Sheretta) are joined by a special guest, Desiree Tucker, a valued member of their parent joy circle who brought this …

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Defending Till the End: PFC Anthony T. Kaho’ohanohano 3:44

4M ago3:44

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Anthony T. Kaho’ohanohano was a native Hawaiian who served in the Army in the Korean War before Hawaii was even a state. When an overwhelming enemy force attacked their defensive position, Kaho’ohanohano ordered his men to fall back, but he stayed behind. Kaho’ohanohano laid down deadly coverfire to protect his men as they retreated, firing a machi…

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A Selfless Hero: SGT John Phillip Baca 3:59

5M ago3:59

3:59

Sergeant John Phillip Baca served in the Army in a recoilless rifle team. His company was near Quan Loi, Vietnam and settled in for the night when an explosion went off in the distance. They recognized it as one of the tripwires they had set to alert them of enemies in their position. Baca and his platoon responded to the disturbance, and quickly c…

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The Battle of Ia Drang Valley: Col. Walter Marm Jr. 4:21

5M ago4:21

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Colonel Walter Joseph Marm Jr. served in the Army during Vietnam. On the 14th of November, 1965, Marm and his company were tasked with rescuing a platoon that had been surrounded by the NVA. After their first push was unsuccessful, Marm led his platoon through heavy machine gun and light arms fire. Marm killed four enemies that approached their pos…

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Alvin and the chipmunks, The Fun Dad 6:05

5M ago6:05

6:05

Alvin gets to take care of everything while Dave is sick and it’s not fun.

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The Myth of the Arizona Balloon Buster: 1st Lt. Frank Luke 10:12

5M ago10:12

10:12

1st Lieutenant Frank Luke Jr. served in the Army in World War I as a pilot. He quickly gained a reputation as being arrogant and overconfident, but he had the skills to back it up. He scored 18 aerial victories in under three weeks, mostly on unsanctioned missions. His friendship to his group commander allowed him to fly as he pleased, consequence …

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Black Fatherhood: A Conversation with Dr. Alvin Thomas 58:50

5M ago58:50

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This episode of "Raising Joyful and Resilient Black Children" delves into the importance of celebrating and strengthening Black fatherhood, featuring insights from Dr. Alvin Thomas and his work with the Black Fatherhood Podcast. Through thoughtful discussion and exploration, the episode aims to challenge stereotypes and empower Black families.…

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The Kamikaze Attacks: Lt. Richard Miles McCool Jr. 6:07

5M ago6:07

6:07

After an enemy Japanese plane crashed into the water besides the USS William D. Porter, it exploded causing the destroyer to partially leave the water and crash down again. Thanks to Lieutenant Richard Miles McCool Jr., the commander of a smaller Landing Craft Support ship (LCS-122), all 300 crew members were evacuated to safety. The next day, on J…

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The Black Panther Tank Battalion: S/Sgt. Ruben Rivers 3:51

6M ago3:51

3:51

Staff Sergeant Ruben Rivers served in the Army during World War II. He was a member of the 761st tank battalion, a primarily all black battalion nicknamed the Black Panthers. The panthers were considered an experiment by the U.S. military. At the time, the military was segregated, and they didn’t think black soldiers had the intellect or ability to…

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Art, Activism, and Advocacy: A Conversation with Michelle Browder 59:55

6M ago59:55

59:55

In this episode, we're joined by special guest Michelle Browder, the founder of I AM MORE THAN... Youth Empowerment Initiative in Montgomery, Alabama, and the artist behind the remarkable "The Mothers of Gynecology" Sculpture. Michelle discusses how she empowers youth through arts and history education, teaching social justice, balancing art and ac…

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The Lost Battalion: Four Medal of Honor Stories - Part 2 6:36

6M ago6:36

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The Lost Battalion was the name given to 554 American soldiers who were encircled by German forces during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive of World War I. These men defended their vulnerable position for nine days with very little food, water and supplies. This episode tells the story of four soldiers who were awarded the Medal of Honor during those nin…

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The Lost Battalion: Four Medal of Honor Stories - Part 1 6:47

6M ago6:47

6:47

The Lost Battalion was the name given to 554 American soldiers who were encircled by German forces during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive of World War I. These men defended their vulnerable position for nine days with very little food, water and supplies. This episode tells the story of four soldiers who were awarded the Medal of Honor during those nin…

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Thirteen vs. Two: Col William A. Shomo 3:26

7M ago3:26

3:26

Colonel William A. Shomo served as a pilot in the pacific theater during World War II. While on a reconnaissance mission, Shomo and his wingman encountered a Japanese bomber convoy and attacked despite being outnumbered 13 to 2. Together they destroyed 10 enemy aircraft, and the remaining three were forced to flee. Shomo earned the Medal of Honor f…

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Rerun: MSgt Leroy Petry 4:10

7M ago4:10

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On a raid in a Taliban compound, Master Sergeant Petry was wounded in both legs when an enemy grenade landed by his wounded comrade. Without thinking twice, Petry saved his friend by throwing the grenade back and was awarded the Medal of Honor for his self-sacrifice. You can read Petry's Medal of Honor Citation on the National Medal of Honor Museum…

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Happy Holidays From Everyone at Medal of Honor 1:11

7M ago1:11

1:11

The Medal of Honor podcast team would like to take a moment to thank our listeners for all your support this year. Your kind words and support are greatly appreciated. We’re taking the next two weeks off to enjoy the holidays with our families, but next week we’ll be re-airing an episode that we’re really proud of. Happy Holidays, and see you next …

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The Unbelievable Story: MSG Earl Plumlee 7:08

7M ago7:08

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MSG Plumlee’s Medal of Honor story is straight out of a movie. When enemies with suicide vests attacked his base in Afghanistan, Plumlee was out gunned and outmanned. He fought multiple insurgents with little ammo, and miraculously emerged from the fight with relatively minor injuries despite being under heavy fire. You can read Plumlee's Medal of …

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The Toughest Thing He’s Ever Done: SP5 Clarence Eugene Sasser 4:49

7M ago4:49

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Specialist 5th Class Clarence Eugene Sasser served in Vietnam as an Army Medic. Through numerous wounds and excruciating pain, he continuously administered aid to fellow soldiers for 20 hours as his company was attacked in Vietnam. To hear more of Sasser's story listen to his episode on our other show; Warrior In Their Own Words. You can read Sasse…

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