Best Nicole Richmond Podcasts (2024)

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George W. Bush Meets With Gay Voters (2000) w/ Neil J. Young 27:04

7h ago27:04

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It's April 14th. This day in 2000, GOP candidate for president George W. Bush meets with a group of "Log Cabin" Republicans to discuss how the GOP can better do outreach to gay conservatives. Jody, Niki, and Kellie are joined by Neil J. Young to talk about the "Austin Twelve" meeting, the big tent approach of the early 2000s, and how gay conservati…

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Democrats Seize Power In South Carolina (1877) 19:31

1h ago19:31

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It’s April 11th. This day in 1877, Democrat Wade Hampton finally becomes the sole Governor of South Carolina after months of in-fighting and maneuvering following the previous fall's election. Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss how former confederate Democrats were able to regain political power in the aftermath of the Civil War, through the ballot and…

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035: How to Communicate Your Hopes, Goals, and Desires for Your Athlete with Nicole Erickson 38:33

2d ago38:33

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Today on the podcast we are sharing a Parent Workshop with Nicole Erickson, a Certified Mental Performance Coach. In this workshop, she helps parents think about their goals and dreams for their daughters and how to best communicate with them. The skills learned in this workshop will help parents who are trying to be more intentional in the ways th…

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Marian Anderson Sings On The Steps Of The Lincoln Memorial (1939) 19:09

9h ago19:09

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It’s April 9th. This day in 1939, singer Marian Anderson performs for 75,000 people outdoors on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial -- after being denied the chance to perform in every indoor venue in Washington, DC. Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss how the concert came together, what Anderson meant to the civil rights movement at the time, and the mix…

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Wisconsin Tries To Recall Scott Walker (2012) 23:08

2d ago23:08

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It’s April 7th. This day in 2012, there is an effort underway to recall Republican Governor Scott Walker. Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss how the recall effort gained momentum, why this race became a national cause, and why the effort ultimately failed. Find out more at thisdaypod.com This Day In Esoteric Political History is a proud member of Radio…

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Why William Henry Harrison Really Died (1841) 16:10

5d ago16:10

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It’s April 4th. This day in 1841, President William Henry Harrison died, just 30 days after his inauguration. Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss the myth about how Harrison died -- he gave a speech in awful weather - what we really know about his illness; and what kind of president he might have been. Find out more at thisdaypod.com This Day In Esoteri…

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034: Parent Workshop: How to Build Your Daughter's Confidence with Coach AB 47:27

7d ago47:27

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This week's episode is a re-airing of a popular parent workshop called Conversations to Create Confidence. This is normally a $200 workshop, but today you can get it for free on the Fearless Warrior Podcast! During this training, Coach AB talks about how you can connect with your daughter and help to give her the tools to build lasting confidence t…

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The Richmond Bread Riots (1863) 16:58

8d ago16:58

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It’s April 2nd. This day in 1863, a riot breaks out in the Confederate capitol of Richmond, due to deepening hunger and frustration among residents as the Civil War dragged on. Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss why the war was so brutal for the residents of Richmond, and how the riots revealed the class dynamic within the city as the confederacy waged…

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Truman Says He Won't Seek Re-Election (1952) 23:02

9d ago23:02

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It’s March 31st. This day (actually March 29th) President Harry Truman announces that he won’t be seeking the Democratic re-nomination for the election that fall. Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss why Truman was bowing out in this moment, what that meant for his party’s chances in the fall — and how the story does and doesn’t mirror some of the conver…

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The Slaveowner Executed for Killing His Slave (1839) 17:13

12d ago17:13

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It’s March 27th This day in 1839, a North Carolina man by the name of John Hoover is found guilty and sentenced to be executed for killing a woman he’d enslaved named Mira. Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss why it was so rare to see slave-owners held accountable in this way, and why the laws around killing enslaved people cut right to the illogic at t…

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033: Overcoming Perfectionism with Carley Musser 51:33

14d ago51:33

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This week's episode is a Parent Workshop from our archives with Carley Musser. Carly is a mental performance coach and owner of CM Mental Performance. She has a masters degree in Sport, Exercise and Performance Psychology and strives to help athletes master their minds so they can master their craft. In this parent workshop, Carly talks about how t…

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DC Plants The Cherry Blossoms (1912) 17:34

14d ago17:34

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It’s March 26th. This day in 1912, First Lady Helen Herron Taft planted two cherry trees in Washington, DC. The trees were a gift from Japan, and have become a staple of spring in the nation’s capital. Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss how the arrival of the trees was the result of a long lobbying campaign, what the trees came to symbolize — and they …

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Tamekia Nicole Interview: Talks Past Relationship, Substance Abuse & Book "Love Made Me Do It" 46:32

15d ago46:32

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Author/Writer Ms. Tamekia Nicole Stopped By FAME Studio To Chop It Up With Host L-Deez About What She's Been Up To Lately Staying Busy Writing New Material For Upcoming Book Which Is Untitled As Of Yet. Fresh Off Her Latest Work "Love Made Me Do It" The Author Sat Down To Talk About Her Background And The Story Behind Her Book Which Was Fueled From…

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Lincoln's Avenger And The Aftermath Of Assassination (1894) [[Archive Episode]] 17:59

16d ago17:59

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Today we’re bringing you a favorite recent episode, in part because there’s a new series on Apple TV about the aftermath of the Lincoln Assassination. Enjoy! /// It’s August 30th. This day in 1894, a man by the name of Thomas H “Boston” Corbett is presumed dead in a fire in Minnesota. Boston Corbett led a troubled life, particularly over the previo…

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Montana Enshrines a Right To Privacy (1972) 22:56

19d ago22:56

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It’s March 21st. This day in 1972, a group of 100 regular citizens are meeting to re-write Montana’s constitution. Among other provisions, the new document enshrines a “right of privacy.” Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss why this right worked its way into the new document — and why the constitutional convention should take place in more states more o…

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032: Turning Adversity into Opportunity and Being Mentally Tough with Gladine Frasso 35:09

21d ago35:09

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ABOUT GLADINE FRASSO Gladine Frasso is a dynamic and sought-after keynote speaker renowned for her inspiring journey of resilience, confidence, and overcoming adversity. She owns I Am Mentally Tough, which seeks to improve the mental game of athletes and maximize their performance. In our conversation, Coach G shares her personal experiences where …

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The First Government Shutdown Fight (1879) 20:27

22d ago20:27

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It’s March 19th. This day in 1879, a small group of Southern Democrats is holding up budget appropriations bills in order to force a fight over federal troops in the South. Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss how, for the first time, a government shutdown became a proxy war for a bigger political battle — and how it mirrors the many shutdown battles we …

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The Shamrock Summit (1985) 15:12

24d ago15:12

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day! It’s March 16th. This day in 1985, U.S. President Ronald Reagan and Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney met for what came to be known as “The Shamrock Summit,” which started to repair frayed relations between the two countries. Jody, NIki, and Kellie discuss why a shared Irish heritage became the focal point for the meet…

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FDR Says Bottoms Up (1933) 14:04

27d ago14:04

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It’s March 14th. This day in 1933, just over a week after taking office, President Frankin Roosevelt announces that a top priority is legalizing 3.2% alcohol beer. Jody, NIki, and Kellie discuss why FDR was so keen on legalizing beer sales, how it fit into his economic recovery program, and how Americans rejoiced at the return of their low-ABV suds…

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031: Lies My Anxiety Has Told Me with Brittany Richmond 40:03

28d ago40:03

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Our episode this week features Brittany Richmond, a teen mental health speaker who has dealt with her own personal anxiety for years. In our conversation we talk about what anxiety is like for those suffering, as well as how to learn to cope with it. Her perspective and insights will benefit parents as well as athletes as we all try to improve our …

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Kennedy's Latin American Marshall Plan (1964) 15:38

28d ago15:38

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It’s March 12th. This day in 1961, President John F Kennedy is hosting a couple hundred Latin American diplomats to lay out his vision for the “Alliance for Progress,” an ambitious plan to support democracy and economic development throughout the region. Jody, NIki, and Kellie discuss how this effort mirrored some of the elements of The Marshall Pl…

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Hoover Almost Takes Over Baseball (1951) 19:43

1M ago19:43

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It’s March 10th. This day in 1951, the owners of Major League Baseball are looking for a new commissioner, and a surprising name appears on the list — FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. Jody, NIki, and Kellie discuss why Hoover was a candidate, and what these two institutions — the FBI and MLB — meant in the post-war era. Sign up for our newsletter! Get…

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When "Primary" Became A Verb (2004) 18:27

1M ago18:27

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It’s March 4th. This day in 2004, Pat Toomey is challenging Republican Senator Arlen Specter in the Pennsylvania senate race — trying to outflank him from the right in the state’s primary. Jody, Niki, and Kellie look back at the moment where “to primary someone” became a political phenomenon, and talk to Nick Troiano of Unite America about why the …

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030: Understanding Emotions and Creating Common Language with Gen Z with Coach K 37:52

1M ago37:52

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Our guest on the podcast today is Kristyna Bertolone, also known as Coach K, who is the owner/founder and head coach at Game Changers, a mental performance coaching group. Coach K is a former college athlete, PE teacher and high school coach who loves to provide the resources, tools and knowledge to athletes and coaches so they can feel empowered t…

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The Ask President Carter 1-900 Number (1977) 16:53

1M ago16:53

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It’s March 5th. This day in 1977, President Jimmy Carter and CBS’s Walter Cronkite took phone calls, unfiltered, from Americans all over the country who had dialed into 1-900-242-9611. Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss what happened during the Dial-A-President experiment, the logistics of how it all came together, and how it serves as a perfect snapsh…

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Hangers On Week: Al Smith and Remakes The Democratic Party 23:18

1M ago23:18

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Throughout this election year, we’re going to be doing a few special series tied to the notable stretches in an election cycle, from primaries to conventions and October surprises and more. This is “Hangers-On Week” our look at the point in the primary calendar where candidates are, for one reason or another, still hanging around. For our final epi…

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Hangers On Week: Jesse Jackson's Rainbow Coalition 21:40

1M ago21:40

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Throughout this election year, we’re going to be doing a few special series tied to the notable stretches in an election cycle, from primaries to conventions and October surprises and more. This is “Hangers-On Week” our look at the point in the primary calendar where candidates are, for one reason or another, still hanging around. For the third epi…

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029: Unlocking the Next Level by Believing in Yourself With Kiki Stokes O'Connor 44:14

1M ago44:14

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This week's episode is a look back on our guest speaker interview with Kiki Stokes-O'Connor. Kiki was a four year starter at Nebraska and contributed to their 2017 7th place win at the College World Series and their 2014 Big Ten Championship. Since college she has played professionally in both the USSSA as well as Athletes Unlimited. She is current…

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Hangers On Week: Sowing The Seeds of Trump 17:03

1M ago17:03

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Throughout this election year, we’re going to be doing a few special series tied to the notable stretches in an election cycle, from primaries to conventions and October surprises and more. This is “Hangers-On Week” our look at the point in the primary calendar where candidates are, for one reason or another, still hanging around. For the second ep…

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Duda Mack "The College Stoner " Interview: Talks The Group "College Stoners", New Music What's Next 35:49

2M ago35:49

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Artist Duda Mack Pulled Up To FAME Studio To Chop It Up With Host L-Deez About What He's Been Up To Lately Staying Busy Recording New Music. Check Out The Interview Above From 1 Half of The Group "College Stoners" To Find Out About His Background Along With How He Got Started As An Artist . Don't Forget To Hit The Like Button And Subscribe To Our C…

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Hangers On Week: Why Candidates Stick Around w/ Amy Walter 30:11

2M ago30:11

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Throughout this election year, we’re going to be doing a few special series tied to the notable stretches in an election cycle, from primaries to conventions and October surprises and more. This is “Hangers-On Week” our look at the point in the primary calendar where candidates are, for one reason or another, still hanging around. For the first epi…

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Malcolm X Is Assassinated (1965) 19:22

2M ago19:22

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It’s February 22nd. This day (February 21st, in fact) in 1965, Malcolm X is assassinated as he’s giving a speech at a Harlem ballroom. Jody, NIki, and Kellie discuss why X felt as if his killing was almost an inevitability, why the details of that day remain murky — and how two of the accused were exonerated decades later. Sign up for our newslette…

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028: What it Means to Compete Every Day With Jake Thompson 41:57

2M ago41:57

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Jake Thompson is a Keynote speaker, published author, coach and owner of Compete Everyday, a company focused on helping people boost their leadership skills to create the life they want. Jake teaches that the life we desire is closer than we think and that it’s the small shifts in our daily focus, mentally and practically, that build a winning life…

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Dick Cheney Shoots His Friend In The Face (2006) 19:12

2M ago19:12

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It’s February 20th. This day in 2006, the news — and the jokes — are swirling about the incident that took place earlier in the month, when Vice President Dick Cheney shot his hunting partner Harry Whittington on a Texas ranch. Jody, NIki, and Kellie discuss why it took so long for the news of the incident to come out, why Whittington apologized to…

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NJ Law Calls For "Gradual Emancipation Of Slaves" (1804) 18:21

2M ago18:21

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It’s February 18th. This day in 1804, the Northern state of New Jersey passed a law that included a call for a “gradual emancipation of slaves.” Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss how the laws around abolition and the reality on the ground often differed considerably — but how in cases like this, you also had the law codifying the slow transition away …

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The FDR Assassination Attempt (1933) 17:11

2M ago17:11

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It’s February 15th. This day in 1933, in Miami, Giuseppe Zangara pulled out a pistol and, while yelling “too many people are starving!” fired at President-elect Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Jody, NIki, and Kellie discuss why Zangara was trying to kill FDR, the others who were hurt in the incident — and the true “what if” in American history had Zanga…

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027:Breaking Through Barriers By Knowing Your Athlete's Tendencies With Ashley Carter 36:59

2M ago36:59

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Our guest this week is Coach Ashley Carter. Ashley is a team-building and leadership expert who empowers leaders and athletes to unlock the tools already within them so that they dominate not just the game, but also the game of life! Her mission in life is to arm athletes, students, teams, coaches, and teachers with the identity, confidence, and me…

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Mandela Released From Prison (1990) 23:20

2M ago23:20

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It’s February 13th. This day — actually, February 11th — in 1990, South African leader Nelson Mandela emerges from prison after 27 years. Jody, NIki, and Kellie discuss how attempts to keep Mandela out of the limelight backfired during his imprisonment, and how he once again picked up the freedom cause. Sign up for our newsletter! Get your hands on…

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The First Execution By Gas Chamber (1924) 18:59

2M ago18:59

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It’s February 11th. This day in 1924, the State of Nevada executed a man named Gee Jon, using the gas chamber for the first time as capital punishment. Jody, NIki, and Kellie discuss how the adoption of gas reflected the Progressive Era, and how the way we kill people often tells us a lot about the time we’re living in. Sign up for our newsletter! …

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Lockheed Caught Bribing The Japanese Government (1976) 19:23

2M ago19:23

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It’s February 8th. This day in 1976, officials for defense and airline manufacturer Lockheed Martin admit to spending millions of dollars to bribe Japanese government officials. Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss how the Lockheed bribes were exposed, and how they were part of a larger era of multinational corporate meddling and corruption — as companie…

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026: Navigating Peaks and Valleys in Life With Cory Huminksy 35:59

2M ago35:59

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This week's podcast episode is a re-broadcast of this month's guest speaker presentation, Coach Cory Huminsky. Cory is a pitching instructor out of Pittsburgh, PA. Cory is a former University of Pittsburgh student-athlete, where she holds the career and single season ERA records for Pitt Softball. She is also a former Colorado Gatorade Player of th…

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FDR's Court-Packing Plan Backfires (1937) 22:03

2M ago22:03

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It’s February 6th. This day in 1937, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt announces a plan to reforming the judiciary, most notably forcing older members of the Supreme Court to retire, and expand the number of justices. Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss why FDR felt that he had a mandate after the previous fall’s election, and why he felt that expandi…

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The Sketchy Deal That Makes Hayes President (1877) 22:46

2M ago22:46

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It’s February 4th. This day in 1877, a hastily assembled commission is meeting to try and sort out the very messy aftermath of the previous fall’s election between Samuel Tilden and Rutherford B. Hayes. Hayes won the popular vote, but in the end, they would hand the election to Hayes after a bargain with southerners that effectively ended reconstru…

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Groundhog Day's Very Weird Origins (1877) 16:00

2M ago16:00

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It’s February 1st. This day in 1877, the first Groundhog Day ceremony is held in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania — in which a small rodent’s shadow determines long-term meteorological forces. Jody, Niki and Kellie discuss how this ceremony came to be, and some of the very weird elements, from elixirs of everlasting life to secret societies pulling the s…

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025: Leading BETTER Teams: Managing Emotions, Addressing Drama and Building Trust with Kevin DeShazo 49:03

3M ago49:03

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This week, the Fearless Warrior Podcast welcomes mental performance coach, Kevin DeShazo to the Pod! Kevin is the co-founder of Better, a system that helps coaches improve their teams from the inside out through better mindset, leadership, and performance. We talk about how coaches can effectively manage athletes’ emotions for peak performance. Epi…

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A Brawl In Congress (1798) w/ Joanne Freeman 22:26

2M ago22:26

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It’s January 30th. This day in 1798, representatives Roger Lyon and Matthew Griswold get into a fight on the house floor — with spitting, wrestling, and even a caning. Jody, Niki, and Kellie are joined by Yale history professor Joanne Freeman to talk about why Lyon and Griswold came to blows and what the incident says about the moments of extreme p…

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Fedie DeMarco Interview: Talks Ice T Co-Sign And New Music 32:00

3M ago32:00

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Watts California Artist Fedie DeMarco Stopped By FAME Studio To Chop It Up With Host L-Deez About What He's Been Up To Lately Staying Busy Recording New Music And Content. Off His Strong Backing From Legendary Artist "Ice T" , His Plans To make His Presence Felt Is Definitely Implemented In Every Rhyme ! Check Out The Interview Above To Find Out Ab…

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No Nukes In Space (1967) 17:34

2M ago17:34

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It’s January 28th. This day in 1967, the U.S., U.K., and Russia sign a treaty that, among other things, says that outer space should be off-limits for the testing and deployment of weapons of mass destruction. Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss why there was a need for the Outer Space Treaty, and how — despite its important language about nuclear weapo…

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300 Twany Interview: Talks Being Incarcerated, Richmond Politics & New Music 47:23

3M ago47:23

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Artist 300 Twany Stopped By FAME Studio To Chop it Up With Host L-Deez About What's He's Been Up To Lately Staying Busy Recording New Music And Content. Check Out The Interview Above To Find Out About His Background And Don't Forget To Hit The Like Button And Subscribe To Our Channel For More Content ! Follow Us On Instagram: http://www.instagram.c…

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Why Do We Vote On Tuesday? (1845) 17:37

3M ago17:37

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It’s January 25th. This day in 1845, Congress passed a law designating that Americans would henceforth vote on “the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November.” Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss why that day was designated, and the many pitfalls that now exist around the fact that Election Day is only one day, and on a Tuesday. Sign up for our n…

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