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Sep 17, 2026

Angelo LandriscinaHOST
33:27
Actually-
Ramón PagánHOST
33:28
The way things work in Puerto Rico, probably.
Angelo LandriscinaHOST
33:30
Yeah.
Angelo LandriscinaHOST
33:31
It's an island, so.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:43
It's a triangular shaped vehicle, and it has electromagnetic anti-gravity engines.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:50
The Air Force flies those out of Kirkland, fly them out of Sector 51 and out of Sacred Base in Puerto Rico and out of a joint use base with Mexico and, uh, the United States and the aliens out of Sonora.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:05
It stops at the Van Hoff Dimension.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
12:09
So interesting he says Kirtland, that's right here n- near, uh, not far from me, like five hours from me, New Mexico.
Barry GordonGUEST
70:23
Okay, here we go.
Barry GordonGUEST
70:25
How does a kid from New York's Washington Heights get to Broadway? Raised by his Puerto Rican parents who came from the Caribbean to write another chapter of their story that ends up with their son achieving glory.
Barry GordonGUEST
70:42
The young boy had a dream of becoming a thespian.
Barry GordonGUEST
70:46
Went to Hunter College High and then on to Wesleyan.
Marc KulkinHOST
35:14
When he w- was playing for USC, he was already 27 years old.
Marc KulkinHOST
35:17
See where I'm going with this? He's gonna be playing professionally for Puerto Rico, uh, this season.
Marc KulkinHOST
35:25
That's...
Marc KulkinHOST
35:26
And he doesn't have that many years left, and he's already, what, 27, 28 years old.
Marc KulkinHOST
37:35
Like I said, this is about...
Marc KulkinHOST
37:36
He just wants his money.
Marc KulkinHOST
37:37
He wants to get the rest of his NIL balance, uh, because he knows his career is going to be playing overseas, whether it's in Puerto Rico, Europe, Israel, China.
Marc KulkinHOST
37:49
I don't think it's in the...
David WalesNARRATOR
19:59
Now and then, this attitude leads to disaster.
David WalesNARRATOR
20:03
In September 1944, the Weather Bureau spotted a violent storm in the Atlantic northeast of Puerto Rico.
David WalesNARRATOR
20:10
It grew in fury and moved toward the Atlantic coast of the United States.
David WalesNARRATOR
20:15
The forecasters called it the Great Atlantic Hurricane.

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David WalesNARRATOR
148:17
After it left the latter islands, weather reports from ships became scarce, and the center was too close to the coast for safety when the hurricane warnings were issued, although everybody in southern Florida knew that there was a severe storm outside.
David WalesNARRATOR
148:33
More than one hundred lives were lost in Miami, and property damage reached one hundred million dollars.
David WalesNARRATOR
148:40
In nineteen twenty-eight, another big hurricane started in the vicinity of the Cape Verdes, swept across the Atlantic, and devastated Puerto Rico and parts of southern Florida.
David WalesNARRATOR
148:51
Loss of life was placed at three hundred in Puerto Rico and at two thousand in Florida, mostly in the vicinity of Lake Okeechobee.
Rick RizzGUEST
8:43
It was Roberto Clemente day.
Rick RizzGUEST
8:45
So I got Papi, I got Edgar Martinez to come out of the banning cages and spend some time with me talking about growing up in Puerto Rico and what a hero Roberto Clemente was for him and everybody else on the island and all the other Latin players in Dominican Republic or wherever they grew up.
Rick RizzGUEST
9:01
So that's what I'd love to do.
Rick RizzGUEST
9:02
I'd love to chronicle the history of the game and tell the stories of the players.
Thelma MeyerNARRATOR
23:42
The voyage around the world therefore served a double purpose.
Thelma MeyerNARRATOR
23:46
it interested his own country in the naval program of the government and it reminded other powers that the american giant though quiet was not sleeping in the midst of international rivalries colonial administration a constitutional question settled in colonial administration as in foreign policy president roosevelt advanced with firm step in a path already marked out president mckinley had defined the principles that were to control the development of porto rico and the philippines the republican party had announced a program of pacification gradual self-government and commercial improvement the only remaining question of importance to use the popular phrase does the constitution follow the flag had been answered by the supreme court of the united states although it was well known that the constitution did not contemplate the government of dependencies such as the philippines and porto rico the court by generous and ingenious interpretations found a way for congress to apply any reasonable rules required by the occasion porto rico The government of Puerto Rico was a relatively simple matter.
Thelma MeyerNARRATOR
25:23
It was a single island with a fairly homogeneous population apart from the Spanish upper class.
Thelma MeyerNARRATOR
25:31
For a time after military occupation in 1898, it was administered under military rule.

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William TomkoNARRATOR
76:18
7.
William TomkoNARRATOR
76:18
What is meant by the question, does the Constitution follow the flag? 8.
William TomkoNARRATOR
76:25
Trace the history of self-government in Puerto Rico in the Philippines.
William TomkoNARRATOR
76:31
9.
Francis MateoGUEST
22:53
Tropic Rooster.
Francis MateoGUEST
22:54
Now, which is the name of a book that was published, a book of poetry, a short book of poetry that was published in Puerto Rico and it's only sold in Puerto Rico.
Francis MateoGUEST
23:00
It's called Gallo de Tropico.
Aaron SimsHOST
23:03
Really? Yeah.
Aaron SimsHOST
23:18
One day I'm going to use it.
Francis MateoGUEST
23:20
So I definitely used it.
Francis MateoGUEST
23:21
And it was published in Puerto Rico, which was phenomenal.
Aaron SimsHOST
23:24
Awesome.
Andrew WillisGUEST
12:30
And then the next person he sat down with for this fireside chat was the CEO of the PSP pension plan in Montreal.
Andrew WillisGUEST
12:38
PSP, which invests for soldiers and Mounties, they already own seven airports in Puerto Rico and Europe.
Andrew WillisGUEST
12:45
So they are logical buyers.
Andrew WillisGUEST
12:47
And the CEO, Deb Arita, said right away, Prime Minister, thanks for putting airports on the block.
Yulonda Hurst HillGUEST
5:12
And he was a director of it.
Yulonda Hurst HillGUEST
5:13
And he was over 13 Southeastern states, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
Yulonda Hurst HillGUEST
5:17
So he, out of 100% of his job, he traveled for about 70% and he loved it.
Yulonda Hurst HillGUEST
5:22
He loved working and he loved me.

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