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  1. Carlton player facing sanction, Chris Scott calls for immediate AFL move after Geelong robbed

    Chris Scott has suggested the AFL should backflip on a recent rule change after Geelong were robbed of…
    #NewsBeep #News #AFL #Arc #AU #Australia #AustralianFootballLeague #carlton #ChrisScott #DavidRodan #Geelong #OllieDempsey #sports #TheBlues
    newsbeep.com/au/703321/

  2. Carlton player facing sanction, Chris Scott calls for immediate AFL move after Geelong robbed

    Chris Scott has suggested the AFL should backflip on a recent rule change after Geelong were robbed of…
    #NewsBeep #News #AFL #Arc #AU #Australia #AustralianFootballLeague #carlton #ChrisScott #DavidRodan #Geelong #OllieDempsey #sports #TheBlues
    newsbeep.com/au/703321/

  3. ANXIETY

    The podcast opens by referencing a poignant moment in Truman Capote's Breakfast at Tiffany's. The character Holly Golightly makes a clear distinction between two types of emotional distress: "the blues" and "the mean reds."

    • The Blues: Described as a mundane sadness that occurs when you are gaining weight or when it has been raining too long.

    youtu.be/P03CI8g2Kyk

    #anxiety
    #neurobiology
    #psychology
    #podcast
    #lecture
    #TheBlues

  4. ANXIETY

    The podcast opens by referencing a poignant moment in Truman Capote's Breakfast at Tiffany's. The character Holly Golightly makes a clear distinction between two types of emotional distress: "the blues" and "the mean reds."

    • The Blues: Described as a mundane sadness that occurs when you are gaining weight or when it has been raining too long.

    youtu.be/P03CI8g2Kyk

    #anxiety
    #neurobiology
    #psychology
    #podcast
    #lecture
    #TheBlues

  5. ANXIETY

    The podcast opens by referencing a poignant moment in Truman Capote's Breakfast at Tiffany's. The character Holly Golightly makes a clear distinction between two types of emotional distress: "the blues" and "the mean reds."

    • The Blues: Described as a mundane sadness that occurs when you are gaining weight or when it has been raining too long.

    youtu.be/P03CI8g2Kyk

    #anxiety
    #neurobiology
    #psychology
    #podcast
    #lecture
    #TheBlues

  6. ANXIETY

    The podcast opens by referencing a poignant moment in Truman Capote's Breakfast at Tiffany's. The character Holly Golightly makes a clear distinction between two types of emotional distress: "the blues" and "the mean reds."

    • The Blues: Described as a mundane sadness that occurs when you are gaining weight or when it has been raining too long.

    youtu.be/P03CI8g2Kyk

    #anxiety
    #neurobiology
    #psychology
    #podcast
    #lecture
    #TheBlues

  7. ANXIETY

    The podcast opens by referencing a poignant moment in Truman Capote's Breakfast at Tiffany's. The character Holly Golightly makes a clear distinction between two types of emotional distress: "the blues" and "the mean reds."

    • The Blues: Described as a mundane sadness that occurs when you are gaining weight or when it has been raining too long.

    youtu.be/P03CI8g2Kyk

    #anxiety
    #neurobiology
    #psychology
    #podcast
    #lecture
    #TheBlues

  8. I just confused Sally from #Peanuts with #LisaSimpson in my head, I think because "Sweet Babboo" rhymes with "The saddest kid in grade number two."

    #TheSimpsons #TheBlues

  9. I just confused Sally from #Peanuts with #LisaSimpson in my head, I think because "Sweet Babboo" rhymes with "The saddest kid in grade number two."

    #TheSimpsons #TheBlues

  10. I just confused Sally from #Peanuts with #LisaSimpson in my head, I think because "Sweet Babboo" rhymes with "The saddest kid in grade number two."

    #TheSimpsons #TheBlues

  11. I just confused Sally from #Peanuts with #LisaSimpson in my head, I think because "Sweet Babboo" rhymes with "The saddest kid in grade number two."

    #TheSimpsons #TheBlues

  12. #PortlandME - #JazzAtTheMovies film series

    "#WMPG’s Jazz At The Movies team are pleased to present our first film of the 2026 season, the documentary 'Music Pictures: #NewOrleans'.

    "Beautifully shot and recorded, the film is a loving portrait of four Crescent City jazz, soul, and blues legends, and a celebration of 100 years of New Orleans musical history.

    "Directed by New Orleans native filmmaker #BenChace, 'Music Pictures: New Orleans' is a vibrant documentary exploring the rich musical heritage of New Orleans. It showcases the city’s diverse musical landscape, from legendary #JazzClubs to lively street performances, highlighting the influences of #Creole, #AfricanAmerican, and #French cultures, and how historical events, like #MardiGras and #HurricaneKatrina, have shaped the city’s music scene. Through interviews with local musicians and historians, Music Pictures: New Orleans reveals music’s central role in the city’s cultural and social fabric.

    "The film showcases four New Orleans music legends: Grammy-winning #IrmaThomas 'The Soul Queen of New Orleans' ; #BennyJonesSr., the leader and drummer of the world renowned #TremeBrassBand; guitarist #LittleFreddieKing, the 'Last King of the Blues'; and the pianist and educator, #EllisMarsalisJr., patriarch of the famed jazz family, in what would be his last concert before his death. Music Pictures: New Orleans follows each of the four artists, one by one, as they talk about their lives, rehearse, and record a new album in the studio in early 2020s. By combining vintage footage with live interviews and rare backstage access, this film provides a wonderful snapshot of New Orleans as the home for so much great American music, from #soul to #BrassBand to jazz and #TheBlues. What better way to get ready for the Mardi Gras season!"

    Saturday, January 31st,
    7PM
    Portland Conservatory of Music, 28 Neal St., Portland
    Admission is FREE

    Source:
    wmpg.org/jazz-at-the-movies-pr

    #JazzHistory #MusicHistory #AfricaAmericanHistory #BlackMusicians #NewOrleansHistory

  13. #PortlandME - #JazzAtTheMovies film series

    "#WMPG’s Jazz At The Movies team are pleased to present our first film of the 2026 season, the documentary 'Music Pictures: #NewOrleans'.

    "Beautifully shot and recorded, the film is a loving portrait of four Crescent City jazz, soul, and blues legends, and a celebration of 100 years of New Orleans musical history.

    "Directed by New Orleans native filmmaker #BenChace, 'Music Pictures: New Orleans' is a vibrant documentary exploring the rich musical heritage of New Orleans. It showcases the city’s diverse musical landscape, from legendary #JazzClubs to lively street performances, highlighting the influences of #Creole, #AfricanAmerican, and #French cultures, and how historical events, like #MardiGras and #HurricaneKatrina, have shaped the city’s music scene. Through interviews with local musicians and historians, Music Pictures: New Orleans reveals music’s central role in the city’s cultural and social fabric.

    "The film showcases four New Orleans music legends: Grammy-winning #IrmaThomas 'The Soul Queen of New Orleans' ; #BennyJonesSr., the leader and drummer of the world renowned #TremeBrassBand; guitarist #LittleFreddieKing, the 'Last King of the Blues'; and the pianist and educator, #EllisMarsalisJr., patriarch of the famed jazz family, in what would be his last concert before his death. Music Pictures: New Orleans follows each of the four artists, one by one, as they talk about their lives, rehearse, and record a new album in the studio in early 2020s. By combining vintage footage with live interviews and rare backstage access, this film provides a wonderful snapshot of New Orleans as the home for so much great American music, from #soul to #BrassBand to jazz and #TheBlues. What better way to get ready for the Mardi Gras season!"

    Saturday, January 31st,
    7PM
    Portland Conservatory of Music, 28 Neal St., Portland
    Admission is FREE

    Source:
    wmpg.org/jazz-at-the-movies-pr

    #JazzHistory #MusicHistory #AfricaAmericanHistory #BlackMusicians #NewOrleansHistory

  14. #PortlandME - #JazzAtTheMovies film series

    "#WMPG’s Jazz At The Movies team are pleased to present our first film of the 2026 season, the documentary 'Music Pictures: #NewOrleans'.

    "Beautifully shot and recorded, the film is a loving portrait of four Crescent City jazz, soul, and blues legends, and a celebration of 100 years of New Orleans musical history.

    "Directed by New Orleans native filmmaker #BenChace, 'Music Pictures: New Orleans' is a vibrant documentary exploring the rich musical heritage of New Orleans. It showcases the city’s diverse musical landscape, from legendary #JazzClubs to lively street performances, highlighting the influences of #Creole, #AfricanAmerican, and #French cultures, and how historical events, like #MardiGras and #HurricaneKatrina, have shaped the city’s music scene. Through interviews with local musicians and historians, Music Pictures: New Orleans reveals music’s central role in the city’s cultural and social fabric.

    "The film showcases four New Orleans music legends: Grammy-winning #IrmaThomas 'The Soul Queen of New Orleans' ; #BennyJonesSr., the leader and drummer of the world renowned #TremeBrassBand; guitarist #LittleFreddieKing, the 'Last King of the Blues'; and the pianist and educator, #EllisMarsalisJr., patriarch of the famed jazz family, in what would be his last concert before his death. Music Pictures: New Orleans follows each of the four artists, one by one, as they talk about their lives, rehearse, and record a new album in the studio in early 2020s. By combining vintage footage with live interviews and rare backstage access, this film provides a wonderful snapshot of New Orleans as the home for so much great American music, from #soul to #BrassBand to jazz and #TheBlues. What better way to get ready for the Mardi Gras season!"

    Saturday, January 31st,
    7PM
    Portland Conservatory of Music, 28 Neal St., Portland
    Admission is FREE

    Source:
    wmpg.org/jazz-at-the-movies-pr

    #JazzHistory #MusicHistory #AfricaAmericanHistory #BlackMusicians #NewOrleansHistory