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Oct 27, 2026

Rondelle55HOST
0:31
You can listen to the songs I Am Who I Am, Too Deaf, control things, but this was done with G Rock and DJ Tink of the 2 Def and the song Thinking of a Master Plan.
Rondelle55HOST
0:56
This artist originated in Paterson, New Jersey, being active from 1989 to the present, known for the genre hip-hop.
Rondelle55HOST
1:08
entrepreneur, rapper, singer, songwriter, and also writer, articles, books, working for the labels Tommy Boy, Black World Entertainment, and also diversity.
Rondelle55HOST
1:23
So until next time, hope you have a great day.
Frank MendozaHOST
1:10
it.
Frank MendozaHOST
1:11
It was filmed on location in Paterson, New Jersey, and its setting is the early 1960s in a relatively urban neighborhood.
Frank MendozaHOST
1:17
The titular Alice, chillingly played by 19-year-old Paula E. Shepard, is a lonely, disturbed, sociopathic adolescent 12-year-old and she lives with her divorced mother Catherine, played by Linda Miller, who in real life is the daughter of iconic TV funnyman Jackie Gleason.
Frank MendozaHOST
1:31
Brooke Shields is Alice's youngest sister Karen.
Chris BurgardGUEST
21:33
That's civilization jihad.
Chris BurgardGUEST
21:36
When you see hordes of, of Islamic military-age men closing down main boulevards and roads, praying in the streets, whether it's Dearborn, whether it's Paterson, New Jersey, New York, Austin, um, Houston or Dallas-
Sherri TenpennyHOST
21:52
Minneapolis [laughs]
Chris BurgardGUEST
21:54
...
Dan ZarroCORRESPONDENT
2:48
From the Edison Heating and Cooling Weather Desk, I'm Chief Meteorologist Dan Zarrow.
Levon PutneyHOST
2:51
All right, now it's sixty-three in Ocean City and in Paterson, sixty-two degrees in Toms River.
Levon PutneyHOST
2:57
Next update, three thirty.
Levon PutneyHOST
2:58
Breaking news when it happens.
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Oct 21 · 1 Mention

ClaudiaNARRATOR
48:00
Fares Abu Fares, who was an aid coordinator in Gaza, noted some improvements.
ClaudiaNARRATOR
48:06
Attacks are fewer, although civilians are still being bombed, according to the resident of Paterson, New Jersey.
ClaudiaNARRATOR
48:12
More humanitarian, more humanitarian aid is getting through, even if it falls below target levels.
ClaudiaNARRATOR
48:19
Equipment and materials needed to rebuild are still restricted, he noted, a dire concern as winter approaches.
Rushion McDonaldHOST
39:44
Uh-huh
Howard HewettGUEST
39:45
... uh, like dance, a pseudo Soul Train dance show in Paterson, New Jersey.
Howard HewettGUEST
39:50
And it went down just like that.
Howard HewettGUEST
39:53
And, and when I talk to young kids now-
Rick RickmanCORRESPONDENT
3:12
In Ocean City, sixty-six.
Rick RickmanCORRESPONDENT
3:14
Paterson, sixty-five.
Rick RickmanCORRESPONDENT
3:15
Toms River, sixty-six degrees.
Rick RickmanCORRESPONDENT
3:18
Next update at one thirty.
Sam DolbeeHOST
1:08
They were mostly, though not only, Christians, and their lives were profoundly shaped by their precarious relationship to whiteness, particularly before the Johnson-Reed Act of 1924, which greatly limited immigration to the United States.
Sam DolbeeHOST
1:22
In this discussion, we follow some of these journeys to Marseille, to Cuba, to the Philippines, and to Paterson, New Jersey.
Sam DolbeeHOST
1:30
And in closing, we discuss connections to the present and the challenges of finding a structure for stories that sometimes seem to defy structure.
Sam DolbeeHOST
1:39
Stay with us.

16 MINS LATER

Randa TawilGUEST
17:45
So basically, it has restricted migration from French Syria to 100 people a year, which is way lower than it was before.
Randa TawilGUEST
17:55
And so one of the strategies of the aunt is to try to find a husband for Mary so that she can come in on a marriage visa, right? And so this guy that lives a few doors down, Joseph Shashati, and it's a...
Randa TawilGUEST
18:11
You know, they all live very close together in Paterson.
Randa TawilGUEST
18:14
It's a very tight-knit community.
Sam DolbeeHOST
1:08
They were mostly, though not only, Christians, and their lives were profoundly shaped by their precarious relationship to whiteness, particularly before the Johnson-Reed Act of 1924, which greatly limited immigration to the United States.
Sam DolbeeHOST
1:22
In this discussion, we follow some of these journeys to Marseille, to Cuba, to the Philippines, and to Paterson, New Jersey.
Sam DolbeeHOST
1:30
And in closing, we discuss connections to the present and the challenges of finding a structure for stories that sometimes seem to defy structure.
Sam DolbeeHOST
1:39
Stay with us.

16 MINS LATER

Randa TawilGUEST
17:45
So basically, it has restricted migration from French Syria to 100 people a year, which is way lower than it was before.
Randa TawilGUEST
17:55
And so one of the strategies of the aunt is to try to find a husband for Mary so that she can come in on a marriage visa, right? And so this guy that lives a few doors down, Joseph Shashati, and it's a...
Randa TawilGUEST
18:11
You know, they all live very close together in Paterson.
Randa TawilGUEST
18:14
It's a very tight-knit community.
Fred ToucherHOST
5:45
I didn't know what was in it, but they, uh...
Fred ToucherHOST
5:48
It's right by Paterson, New Jersey.
Fred ToucherHOST
5:49
And so, you know, it's right in the nice part of New Jersey.
Albert BreerGUEST
5:52
[laughs] Yeah.
Fred ToucherHOST
5:53
Right by Paterson.
Albert BreerGUEST
5:54
Right there on Route 3 [laughs] in New Jersey.
Fred ToucherHOST
5:56
Yeah.

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