The fellas explain why they’re back on full quarantine! Plus, talking about dinner options during the RONA, Monday’s Verzuz battle between Fab and Jada, trying to stay active, and if they’re celebrating the 4th of July and much more! Stay connected with the fellas @Dj_Killa_Kev & @1KevNash & @avgyetexcellent on twitter & IG! Don’t forget you can find the pod on the Tunein app & stitcher app.
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This is not a typical Storyteller episode. @theizzyrock has some things to get off his chest. He shares his thoughts on history, slave patrols, sundown towns, Jim Crow laws, and the War on Drugs.
TINO – Black Friday
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Like everyone else, we here at The Gem City Podcast have been concerned and upset by the brutal treatment we are seeing by police in traffic stops and protests. We have been wondering – what are our rights? How should we handle interactions with the police?
Gratefully two public defenders from the Montgomery County Public Defender’s Office – Julia Mauk and Michael Dailey – took time to speak with us on this episode about that very subject. They offer great advice as to what your rights are when you’re pulled over, at a checkpoint, at a protest and even their recommendations for a fairer justice system.
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About our guests:
Julia Mauk is an attorney with the Law Office of the Montgomery County Public Defender. She began as an Assistant Public Defender in June, 2011. In May, 2016, she became the Misdemeanor Division Manager. While with the office, she has worked on both misdemeanor and felony dockets, handling cases from arraignments through pretrials and motions to bench or jury trials. Prior to joining the Public Defender, she worked for Legal Aid of Western Ohio. Julia received her undergraduate and law school degrees from the University of Dayton. She is also an active member of the Dayton Bar Association and sits on the House of Bread Board of Directors.
Michael Dailey graduated from Wright State University in 2006 with a Bachelor of Science in Business. He went on to graduate from University of Dayton School of Law in 2010 and has been practicing as an Assistant Public Defender for the Montgomery County Public Defender’s Office ever since. At the Montgomery County Public Defender’s Office, Mike is one of the Felony Division attorneys. Additionally, Mike is certified in Ohio to be appointed as Trial Co-Counsel in capital cases. In February 2019, he was named a Rising Star by the DBA. And in April 2019, he was admitted to the Bar of the Supreme Court of the United States.
About the Montgomery County Public Defender’s Office
The Law Office of the Public Defender operates to defend citizens who are accused of a criminal offense and who are at risk for going to jail. This includes Felonies, Misdemeanors, Preliminary Hearings, Extraditions, and Juvenile Delinquency. We also handle some child support contempt cases, and we can assist with reductions in child support. We don’t handle divorces, child custody, bankruptcies, employment disputes, collections, Landlord/Tenant, or other non-criminal defense work. Agencies that might be able to offer assistance are:
The Law Office of the Public Defender
117 South Main St
4th Floor, Reibold Building
Dayton, Ohio 45422
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Main Number: 937-225-4652
Fax: 937-225-3449
Website:
https://www.mcohio.org/government/courts/public_defender/
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The fellas recap an epic 200th episode, talk about Aye Dizzle’s new home, the move, and the house warming party! Plus, Cell phone COVID-19 rumors, BET Awards nominations, Killa is back DJing events, black movie test, and much more! Stay connected with the fellas @Dj_Killa_Kev & @1KevNash & @avgyetexcellent on twitter & IG! Don’t forget you can find the pod on the Tunein app & stitcher app.
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In this episode we check in with our good friend Lisa Grigsby for an update from Dayton Dining, which highlights dining and drinking events in the Dayton area.
In the era of COVID-19, with most restaurants reopening to some degree, we ask Lisa for advice on dining best practices during this “new normal.” We talk about how hard it’s been for the restaurant industry globally, and specially here in the Miami Valley region. There are ways to support local restaurants if you’re not quite ready to dine in them yet.
Per usual, Lisa also fills us in on new restaurants that have popped up this spring! It’s a fun and light conversation we hope you’ll enjoy!
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The fellas celebrate a major milestone of 200 episodes of You Can’t Make This Up Podcast! We’re talking about our favorite episodes, funny moments, goals for the future, and much more! Plus, lots of dranking! ENJOY! Stay connected with the fellas @Dj_Killa_Kev & @1KevNash & @avgyetexcellent on twitter & IG! Don’t forget you can find the pod on the Tunein app, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Apple Podcast, & Stitcher app.
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This one is an overdue episode if there was ever one! We had so much fun catching up with Ron Rollins, longtime journalist and senior editor at the Dayton Daily News. He retired after nearly 34 years this month, so it provided the perfect opportunity to catch up with the guy that’s always been on the move, and who everyone in Dayton seems to know.
In addition to his passion for local news, Ron is a painter, poet and writer, and avid supporter of Dayton’s robust arts scene. He has an art studio in Kettering, where he and his arts partner, Terry Welker, regularly exhibit work by other local artists. He has also served on the boards of several local arts, cultural and social-service organizations, including:
Ron has been not only been an important voice in the Dayton community for over three decades, he’s also amplified other’s voices, including ours. It was a delight to catch up with Ron in retirement. We hope you enjoy it too!
Learn more about Ron and view his art: http://www.rollinsart.org/
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Jon Dubuc’s Guilty Pleasures – Peace Love and Hamburger Helper
If you’re reading this Ron, please start your own podcast…it was a pleasure editing this. – Terry @TheIzzyRock Martin
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Devin Karter is an EDM producer, and DJ, currently enrolled at the University of Dayton studying Mechanical Engineering. The Devin Karter brand is all about bringing people together, regardless of where we’re from, and uniting under music, and enjoying the amazing experiences of life with those we love and care about. “I make music that people can connect with on an emotional level, and am always looking for ways to leave a legacy, and inspire others to pursue their dreams! One of my favorite memories as a DJ is the last EDM night I DJ’d before it closed, and remembering the incredible energy that was present through myself and those who were partying really hard.”
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It’s been just over a year since the devastating string of tornadoes ripped through multiple parts of the Miami Valley. Dion Green lost the roof of his home, and was among hundreds who suffered tremendous damage to their homes. What makes his story unique is that just a few weeks later, Dion’s father, Derrick Fudge of Springfield, was killed in the mass shooting in the Oregon District.
We reached out to Dion to reflect on the past year, how he has been dealing with so much tragedy. He’s been diagnosed with PTSD, and is taking time off work to develop his own nonprofit: Flourishing Under Distress Given Encouragement (Fudge), which is named for his father. The mission of the nonprofit is to connect survivors of a variety of trauma to services and offer encouragement.
Dion has also written a book based on his experiences:“Untitled: Act of God/Act of Man” ($16.95, WestBow Press). Between the time that we booked this episode and record it, the protests about George Floyd’s death broke out, so we of course talk about that as well.
We at the Gem City Podcast stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, and are committed to having these community conversation to share dialogue and hopefully help achieve a greater understanding and healing in our community.
TINO – Black Friday
Here is a list of black owned businesses, artists and local non-profits seeking racial justice: https://www.dayton.com/news/local/how-support-black-owned-businesses-organizations-and-artists-dayton/ubmdUVfg3KrGhgZdYnnCrO/
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https://www.westbowpress.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/808515-untitled
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The fellas discuss the murder of George Floyd, the protests, riots across the country, and where we go from here! Plus, Killa got a haircut, Dizzle went Ca-Brewing, while Kev Nash did NOTHING this week, and much more! Stay connected with the fellas @Dj_Killa_Kev & @1KevNash & @avgyetexcellent on twitter & IG! Don’t forget you can find the pod on the Tunein app, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Apple Podcast, & Stitcher app.
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