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Riots, retired London Police Officer. Restoring Calm. Special Episode. A Retired UK Constable Shares His Experience. Neil Pollock, is a retired Constable and Public Order Management Trainer and Tactical Advisor from The Metropolitan Police in London, UK. With the memory of violence at so-called protests in American cities still fresh, and the threats of increasing violence from groups, normal protests can turn into life and death battles quickly and without notice. How the British and American Police are trained to restore peace.

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In this episode, we talk to Sean (Indie Pendants), Nemo (Indie Pendants), and Brandon (B# Management) about their experience in the Preston music scene. With conversation which includes;  Finding gigs, Cover bands, Cheese On 9, and more. This Episode also includes Cheese On Nine's (Sean, Brandon, Nemo, and Dean Pollock) single 'Sing It' Available on Spotify.

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Our national motto, 'In God We Trust,' can be found on U.S. currency, stamps, and public buildings. From colonial times to the present day, the motto has reflected this nation's trust in God for guidance and protection in good times and bad. Although some believe our national motto does not belong in the public arena because it references God, it has been endorsed by several presidents and both houses of Congress and upheld by the U.S. Federal Appeals Court.

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In this episode Grover and I paint like Jackson Pollock and cover a wide range of topics. We discuss what makes some people go left and others right, finding your why and some crazy projects.

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Destin was the winner of our raffle at our fundraising event at Postmasters Gallery in October, 2019. It was a contest to raffle off a philosopher, and I, Dena Shottenkirk, ended up being the philosopher who was raffled and Destin won the slot of being the talkPOPc participant. He gives a definition of art as something that makes people feel something. He also argues that prestige items are such because they make us feel something. They move us. Something is expensive because it makes us feel something. Cars, jewelry, etc. I give this back to him and ask him if this is what he is saying: things are valued because they move us, and art is just a subcategory of that. It is the being dazzled that makes something valuable. He concurs.

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With the recent violence at so-called protests in American cities, and the threats of increasing violence from groups like Antifa, normal protests can turn into life and death battles quickly and without notice. Neil Pollock, is a retired Constable and Public Order Management Trainer and Tactical Advisor from The Metropolitan Police in London, UK.

Interested in being a guest, sponsorship or advertising opportunities send an email to the host and producer of the show jay@letradio.com.

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Background song Hurricane is used with permission from the band Dark Horse Flyer.

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Pollock: A Staged Reading featuring Jim Fletcher and Birgit Huppuch

We were pleased to present a theatrical reading of Pollock on June 16, 2018, featuring the original actors, Jim Fletcher and Birgit Huppuch, in Provincetown’s Hawthorne Barn as part of Twenty Summers' annual month-long arts festival. French playwright Fabrice Melquiot's drama, translated into English by Kenneth Casler and Miriam Heard, and directed by Paul Desvaux, illuminates the profound connection between the brilliant madness of Jackson Pollock and his marriage to artist Lee Krasner, exploring the charged space between his genius and her spirit, his inhibitions and her frustrations. It was our honor to shine a spotlight on these two important artists, both of whom spent time in the Hawthorne Barn.

This performance was made possible through the support of The Cultural Services of the French Embassy, which promotes the best of French arts, literature, cinema, digital innovation, language, and higher education across the U.S.