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Descubre la inspiradora historia de Franklin Paulino: Desde su colaboración con el legendario pitcher Pedro Martínez hasta su destacado rol como Director de Desarrollo Económico en Cranston, Rhode Island.

Franklin Paulino, actualmente Director de Desarrollo Económico y Oficial de Inclusión en la ciudad de Cranston, Rhode Island, comparte su fascinante trayectoria en el podcast "Entre Identidades". Su impacto no se limita a su destacada labor en la administración de la ciudad. Paulino también ha dejado una huella significativa en el ámbito deportivo, en particular a través de su colaboración con su primo, el legendario lanzador de las Grandes Ligas, Pedro Martínez, quien fue exaltado al Salón de la Fama del Béisbol de Grandes Ligas en los Estados Unidos.

A lo largo de los años, Franklin Paulino ha sido un elemento clave en la carrera de Pedro Martínez. Su papel como asistente ejecutivo de Pedro Martínez durante más de 14 años ha sido fundamental para el éxito y el legado duradero del destacado pelotero. Paulino ha desplegado sus habilidades organizativas y su dedicación para asegurar que Pedro Martínez pudiera concentrarse plenamente en su carrera deportiva.

Como asistente ejecutivo, Franklin Paulino ha sido un colaborador integral en la vida de Pedro Martínez. Desde la organización de reuniones y conferencias hasta la gestión de la agenda del famoso lanzador, Paulino ha brindado un apoyo invaluable en cada paso del camino.

El impacto de Pedro Martínez en el mundo del béisbol es innegable. Su estilo de juego innovador y su talento excepcional lo llevaron a convertirse en uno de los mejores lanzadores de todos los tiempos. Sin embargo, detrás de cada gran deportista hay un equipo de apoyo, y Franklin Paulino ha desempeñado un papel crucial respaldando a Pedro Martínez a lo largo de su ilustre carrera.

Franklin Paulino fue nombrado Director de Desarrollo Económico y Oficial de Inclusión en la ciudad de Cranston por el alcalde Ken Hopkins. Su designación se basó en su experiencia como propietario de una pequeña empresa, lo que le ha brindado una comprensión profunda de los desafíos diarios a los que se enfrentan los empresarios locales.

Con una amplia trayectoria que abarca diversos roles, desde propietario de pequeñas empresas hasta ejecutivo de cuentas y representante de servicio del Servicio de Impuestos Internos, Franklin Paulino aporta una perspectiva multifacética al desarrollo económico de Cranston. Además, cuenta con una Maestría en Negocios Internacionales de la Universidad San Ignacio en Miami, Florida, y es fluido en inglés y español.

La participación de Franklin Paulino en el podcast "Entre Identidades" es solo una muestra más de su influencia y versatilidad en diferentes ámbitos. Desde su destacado papel en el desarrollo económico hasta su colaboración con Pedro Martínez, Paulino continúa dejando una huella duradera en su comunidad y más allá. Su dedicación y éxito son un ejemplo inspirador para todos.

Entre Identidades es un podcast en el que Sussy Santana y Tony Mendez exploran temas relacionados con la identidad, la cultura y la comunidad. Desde sus estudios en North Providence, Rhode Island, producen episodios en los que entrevistan a personas que comparten sus historias.

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Once again we are opening the cockpit back up and letting you join us for our monthly interstitial conversation. This time around we deep dive into a pair of concepts. Genres and kayfabe. Come along as we discuss the idea of separating movies, music, games and everything else into smaller categories based on only a handful of categories and when we exhaust the well of what use genres are we turn to the subject of kayfabe, an idea that is mostly rooted in wrestling but in many ways has wormed it's way all through the internet. We also vaguely discuss the interaction between fans and the creation of art but that's more a segue than an actual topic. All of this and more this month inside the cockpit!

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In 1896, the very first auto race on an oval track took place at the Rhode Island State Fair, just one year after the first city-to-city auto race in the world took place. Cars were so new, no one knew what to call them. Horseless wagons? Motor wagons? Motocycles? Electric Traps?

Episode Source Material: 

• Left Turns In The Ocean State | Hemmings
• Scientific American Volume 75
• The Autocar: A Journal Published in the interests of the mechanically-propelled road carriage
• 1896 Novel Race
• My Home Track - Rhode Island and the late, great Narragansett Park Speedway - NASCAR Talk | NBC Sports
• Boston Sunday Globe Archives, Sep 19, 1915, p. 15
• Narragansett Park Speedway
• The First Automobile Races in America (Upd. Cranston, Rhode Island) - PreWarCar
• A Look Back On Rhode Island's Narragansett Park
• Chicago Times-Herald race - Wikipedia
• The Forgotten Car That Won America's First Auto Race | Smart News | Smithsonian Magazine
• Oval track racing - Wikipedia
• Duryea Motor Wagon Company - Wikipedia
• The Duryea Motor Wagon: There's a First Time for Everything | 2020
• Time Lapse: Turrets, tents and hippies -- where, when, what's happening here?
• History of Auto Racing
• automobile racing | Britannica
• Andrew L. Riker - Wikipedia
• History of the American Automobile - Cole's Collision Center
• Racing in America
• Automobile History.
• History of the automobile - Wikipedia
• Race track - Wikipedia
• Horseracing in the US | American Experience | Official Site | PBS
• First asphalt superspeedway track | Guinness World Records(1.366%2D,%2Fh%20(76.26%20mph). 
• Riker Automobiles before they merge into Electric Vehicle Company and Columbia . . . . . .
• The day electricity led the way in the first American auto race

Diane and Sean discuss Steven Spielberg's devastating WW2 masterpiece, Saving Private Ryan. Episode music is "Tu Es Partout", by Edith Piaf from the OST.

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Welcome to the first 401 Podcast of 2021! With NHL Training Camps opening, NCAA Hockey in full swing, and the IIHF World Juniors culminating in a gold medal game between the USA & Canada this week, Kevin sits down with Rhode Island native and current New York Rangers Head Coach David Quinn. Coach Quinn relives his humble hockey beginnings growing up in Cranston, RI and details his fascinating journey to the NHL. 

We are pleased to announce the debut of the Throwin' One Back podcast, hosted by our very own Matt Hopf, aka producer of the Rink Stories podcast, a NJ Sports Guy in LA, who still loves Rutgers football and hoops, NY Giants, and the NY Mets.

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Here, we present Throwin’ One Back Episode 3: The one where Steve Mason of the Mason and Ireland Show on 710 ESPN LA and the Culture Pop podcast joins Matt and Bob to discuss his work on the movie, Bring Me the Head of Lance Henriksen, his podcast Culture Pop, why the BIG10 and SEC see the science of Covid19 so differently, and his time on the Mason and Ireland Show since 2004. 

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This week, Aya and Kevin go in on perhaps the pinnacle of 2010s Bro Cinema, Nicholas Winding Refn's DRIVE. It's a knock-down, drag-out fight, and no punches are spared on this hollowed out pastiche film that hasn't managed to age particularly gracefully.

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Dani starts this week with the story of Louis James DeFusco.  Mr. DeFusco's body was found over 40 years ago and was initially listed as a homicide, until a second autopsy found a bullet hole in the back of his head. How did they miss that?? 

Drew ends the episode with the tragic story of Mercy Brown.  Ms. Brown died from tuberculosis, along with the majority of her family, only she was accused of being a vampire and feeding off her dying brother.  Ignorance and folk tales abound. 

Additional minor topics: Witches on Tinder, Dani gets upset, shameless plugs, and much more.

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Tejas and Jishnu do a spoilerific dissection of Vince Gilligan’s follow up to his critically acclaimed Breaking Bad series. The nerds ask if this movie was necessary and did we even want it in the first place.

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Jishnu and Tejas discuss the upcoming Breaking Bad spin off film; and the future of Warner Brothers becomes clear to them after a visit to the freshly minted WB World in Abu Dhabi.

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